Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-20
COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
Gable.

City Court Criminal Side Judge
Gable.
George Williams, drunk, judgment GUS
pended; same, breach of peace, $25 fine
and ST. 10 costs; John Gallon, breach of
peace, s. fine and $40 costs; Frank
Moore, same, discharged; Dominiok Anto
MO, theft, continued TO November 20;
Thomas MAhar, drunk, Judgment suspend
ed; same, breach of peace, nolle; Edward
Brady, obtaining goods under fslse pre-
lenses, continued to November %; James
ciyious carriage, 81 fine and So "a costs;
Theresa Lynch, same, 81 fine and 1924
costs; Mary Ennis, same, same; Harry g..
Degnan, theft, nolIed on payment of 81 O6
costs; Daniel Maloney, came, 81 fine and
Sc II costs; Timothy Costello, same, same,
drunk, %; John Golden, same, same.
Court Notes.
In the probate court Saturday Attorney
g. E. Beers made application for the sp-
pointment Of a trustee over the estate of
A. A. Fairfield, carpenter and builder at
81 Cottage street. He asks that Mr. Fair
field be forced into insolvency. A hearing
on the application will be held next Mon
day.
Property belonging to Nicholas Country
man on Howard avenue was attached Sat-
urday In q suit brought by the Connecticut
Concrete company to recover an alleged
debt of 500.
City Clerk Martin was garnisheed Satur
day for the city by P. b. Murphy for 5000
and John L. Enright for 5000, the amount
to come from the wages due Tucker Bros.
from the city for work on the Oak street
bridge. The claims of Tucker Bros. were
assigned recently to o. A. Rose, but were
not recorded.
United States Commissioner Wright on
Saturday bound John G. Chapman, pen
sion agent, charged with receiving q pen
from Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen, over to the
United States court under bonds of $500.
The first witness called was Mrs. Bowen,
and she stated that she had secured a pen
sion through Mr.. Chapman, and received a
| check for back pay amounting to over $3.50.
After securing the check she stated that
she called at Mr.. Chspman's Office, and
asked him to 60 with her to the bank to
| identify her. This Mr.. Chapman did, tax
| ing her to the Ives bank at the corner of
| Church and Chapel streets. She said that
| she drew about $65 of the money, leaving
| the rest on deposit. After she had got the
| money, she said Mr.. Chapman left her and
| afterwards she went back to his Office
to secure some papers belonging to her
which he held. Upon reaching there
che asked Mr.. Chapman how much
| she owed him, whereupon he told
! her that she owed him nothing and that as
she was q poor woman she had better KEEP
her money. With that, however, she said
she was not satisfied and she took from hel
pocket $50 and laid 1t on HE desk and went
away leaving 1t there. She said she made
him present of it, al she was thankful
| for what he had done for her.
| John Berginis of 105 Mil River street
has brought suit against John HarriQan Of
| 2S6 Wallace street for damages resulting
to his Guild who was bitten by Hsrrigsn'l
dog. The child was bitten on August 81
| while playing at Jocelyn square and Ii
now said to be showing signs of hydropho
bia.
The defence in the case of Isaac ant
Ernestins Goldstein, charged with bigamy
was commenced in tho city court befor,
Judge Hotehkiss on Saturday. Ii Is clsimet
that the defense will endsayor to prov
| that the suit Ia q conspiracy.