The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-10
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
ARG UHEN1S IN 3LARETT WIEL CASE ] BEGUN YESTERDAY

nnissloners on Gustus M. Kohn's lnsol-
 vent Estate-Diamond Thief Held Under
 Sl,O00 Bonds -Eovgory Case Continued
 Other Court Notes.
 In the superior court yesterday morn- ing the hearing on the Marett will case was ended, and the arguments in the case were begun before Judge G. W. Wheeler The case was transferred from the court in Hartford to this city, and when the local sheriff came in to was the Hartford court which was sit ting, and that his services We're not needed, Ex-Judge Henry Stoddard, eX- Governor Ingersoll and Eugene Bristol appeared for the defendants and eN- Judge Lynde Harrison and MT, Me Lean of Hartford for the plaintiff, E. Stevens Henry, congressman-elect or the First district who was treasurer or the state from 1889 to 1893.
 Ex-Judge Stoddard wished to have the court take notice of the governors message which was read at a joint ses- sion of the general assembly and which referred to the Marett fund. It is claimed that Treasurer Sanger was at this session and he has recently testl- fled that he did not know of the action on the bequest.
 Ex-Judge Harrison objected to the admission of this document as proof 'that no notice was given to the treas urer, but the court took it for consider ation in deciding the case,
 Arguments were then begun. Mr. Mclean opened for the state and Eu- gene Bristol opened for the beneficial ries Ex- Governor Ingersoll closed for the beneficiaries and ex-Judge Harri- son for the state
 Probate Court-Judge Cieaveland.
 Hearing cn the application to force into insolvency Harry l.. Weiss, build CT on Fair street, was continued in the probate court yesterday morning until one week from yesterday Weiss is trying to effect a settlement with his creditors.
 OON M lSSlpNE E1NS AT I-ClAN IHi1
 James D. Dewell jr., and Andrew T. Bierpau were yesterday appointed by Judge Cleaveland commissioners on the insolvent estate of Gustav M. Kohn, the State street cigar dealer
 Court Notes.
 William R. Seymour and Emil Her man were placed on trial before United States Commissioner Wright yesterday afternoon, charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes. They are New York men, but were arrested in Bridge port. Both men waived examination and were both bound over to the United States court, each under $1000 bonds.
 BOUND OVER FOR THEFT.
 William T. Hawley, charged with the third offence of theft was yesterday bound over to the superior court under $2O0 bonds. He stole pair of trousers from Vaudeville Mullally. student.
 George Dornan was bound over for theft of gold watch from the person of Captain William Futile of the Sol- liers' home of Noroton.
 HELD UNDER s1,000 BONDS.
 Julian Nolte, who was arrested Sat urday night charged with theft of dia- monds and money from Professor Schwicardi who lives in the house of Noltes father. 30 Crown street, was in the city court yesterday morning and was held for trial on Thursday under $1000 bonds. William Pieper- brink of 276 Wooster street gave bonds for Nolte Saturday night, but surren- lered him yesterday morning. FORGERY CASE CONTINUED.
 The case of Edwin N Blakeslee, charged with forgery, was continued until Thursday Blakeslee forged the name of H. D. Bartholomew of North- i ford to check for sl0 which he passed on Louis Hemingway. the soapmaker. Sergeant Cowles got Blakeslee in Bridgeport Saturday night OTHER CASES.
 Nathan Frankfort as fined $1 and costs for kicking Esther Brownstein of 1 Congress avenue while returning from night school last week Arthur Atkins, alias Henry Allen, was sentenced to ! jail for fifteen days for begging. Att l lsins claimed to be nephew of a for mer mayor of Springfield and otherwise 1 well connected, and said he gave a ficti- I tious name to save his relatives dis | grace.
 <! Vincenzo Acabbo, an Italian, only four months in the country and four days in New Haven where he was ar- rested for discharging firearms in East 1 Rock park forfeited his bond of s75 by prearrangement with James Caporale | hls bondsman. Acabbo shot grey | sd,1irrels in the narly John Hackett