Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-21

were accused of burglarizing the saloon |
of Michael New York in Waterbury
and stealing therefrom q quantity of
cigars and liquors. They entered aples OF
not guilty and the trial was commenced
late in the afternoon. Assistant State At
torney Georges Terry prosecuted while the
interests of the DESCENDANTS were looked
after by Attorney Wolfe OF this city. The
TRIAL will be resumed this morning.
superior Court - civil Side - Judge
wheeler.
In this court yesterday the suit OF
Dwight s. Tweedy to secure compensation
for injuries received by falling on an Icy
sidewalk in Poplar street last winter, was
resumed. He sued the city for negligence
in permitting the sidewalks to be In such
q slippery condition. He asks for So, 900
for broken leg and other injuries. At
torney @. s. Hamilton appears for Tweedy
and Corporation Counsel Driscoll, assisted
by F. s. Bishop, ia taking care of the city's
interests. The case is still on.
Common Pleas Courr-Crimiaal Side
Judge Studley.
In this court yesterday two judgments
of foreclosure were granted:
In Benhsm va. Hine ct al. judgment was
ordered in the suit to recover note for
$500 and the dates OF redemption fxed at
July 81, % and 30. The property is 10
Gated in West Haven.
s. 81. Hellyar was given judgment to re.
cover $3.50 on a chattsl mortgage note and
time for redemption limited to July II.
city Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Cable.
john Hammond, breach of the peace,
| 81 fine, 50 % eosts; Joseph Filler, same, 81
| fine 50 % costs; Berry Filler, same, 81 fine
| 50 90 costs; Lizzie Hammond, same, 81 fine
| So 90 costs; Peter Hammond y same, 81 fine
| So 90 costs; Charles w. Albig, rape. bound
over to superior court under 81 900 bond
Michael Dooley, defrauding boarding house
keeper, nolled on payment of cost; Frank
| Slooum, begging and drunkenness. nollsd;
| Thomas MoKenna, non support of wife,
continued to September 20; John Ken.
nedy, breach of the peace against John
Eagan, So fine $419 costs; Michael
| Lehman, same nolIe; John Atten
81 hne. 81 81 oosts; aeoHge Shay
same, discharged; Gustave Mechal, same
| 81 fine, 81 90 coats; Ksrni Ginsberg. came
against Louis Cohn, continued to June 80
Lsna Ginsberg, same, continued to Jun'
1 on, Jdlueb UhCnan-ohy sou1C hSalube III Wnhe
Toomey, nolled on payment of 1897 costs
Michael Fitzgerald, same, judgment sus
pended; same, breach of the peace, ten day
in jail, SO. "a costa; James McGarty. drunk
enness, sixty days in jail, $11. e3 oosta
came, resisting officer, S.; Patrick Doyle
drunkenness, So fine, $11 .83 costs; Michse
Hessler, trespsss, 81 fine, $4.42 costs.
Court Notes.
Arguments for a non-suit In the suit G
the Metropolitan Life Insurance compan
| against Edward Lines were made befo,
Justice J. W. Chaplin, but the decisio
| was reserved. The action is one brougt
to recover on the bond Of defaultin
agent.
, Charles N. Albig, the cripple of
Orchard street charged with rsps on Jul
Lucus, aged nine, has been bound over
$1,000; he is out on bonds.
, The suit instituted by Michael Brow
against Karni Ginsberg for Islander, an
the suit brought by Ginsberg again
: Brown for trespsss, have both been will
!. drawn, the interested parties coming to 6
D amicable settlement of their dificultie
| According to the settlement Ginsberg ga
4 Brown 500 and paid the coats Of the suit
: Property belonging to Katharine Bel
| of 1928 Grand avenue was yesterday q
f taohed by Constable NJ. R. Enscoe in
j action brought by Allen Seamen, Il
y wholesale pork dealer at 265 Ferry stree
l. to recover $3.50, alleged TO BIS due on
: book account.
In the probate court yesterday Eel
Z Chillingworth filed his account as admi
/, istrator of the estate Of the late Charl
Fabrique. Councilman @. NJ. Fabrique,
II nephew of the deceased, applied recent
q for an order to compel Mr.. Chlllingwor
to file his report. By agreement it was q
cided that the account should be Submit
by June 20. SO yesterday Mr.. Chillin
worth filed the account and along with
/. a statement of facts for the lawyers on t
other side. Mr.. Chillingworth's accou
n shows that the estate ia indebted to hi
- about $155. There was but little over 81
: in tho estate as appraised, and bills we
j. presented to Mr.. Chillingworth to
ls amount which exceeded what there was
n the estate by about $135.