The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-15
Court Notes.

Court Notes.
 In the city court yesterday morning two boys were sent to the State School over to the superior court. The four are John Castle Roderick McInnis, Thomas Howard and Thomas Reerton. Beerton and Howard are respectively sixteen and eighteen years old and are charged with burglary. The other two, being under sixteen, are to be taken to the reform school The four are ac- cused of breaking into the fruit and tobacco stand of Theodore Bonnelli at 80 State street about 12 o'clock on Sun day last and taking fruit and tobacco to the value of about $6. The two old est are bound over to the superior court.
 KENNEDY PLEADED GUILTY.
 John Kennedy, who was arrested Monday, charged with violation of the liquor flaw at Lighthouse Point last Sunday, pleaded guilty in the city court yesterday morning and paid fine of $10 and $21.40 costs. The warrants for the other proprietors whose places were raided Sunday were served yes- terday.
 THIRTY DAYS FOR THEFT. George Helganz was yesterday sent to jail for thirty days for embezzle- ment of a watch from John Weiss of 127 Harnett street. Helganz went to Weiss house one stormy night about three months ago and asked for a nights lodging. Weiss took him in and kept him and in return Helganz of fered to repair a watch belonging to his host. He took the watch and Weiss did not see him again until Monday, when he came to the house again and said that the watch had been stolen from him in New York. Weiss did not belive this and had Helganz arrested
 DIR. BONDS CASE CONTINUED.
 The cases against Dr. Elijah H. Bond who is charged with criminal malprac- tice, were continued to July 22 in the city court yesterday morning, as Bond was unable to appear in court owing to injuries received from horses kick The case of Robert Dunlap, charged with complicity with Dr. Bond, was continued to the same time.
 A PICTURE AGENT IN COURT. The case of P L. Brown, the picture agent who, it is alleged, swindled Mrs Conway of 592 Grand avenue, was yes- terday continued to Saturday
 WILL CONTEST IN BETHANY. In the probate court at Bethany yes- terday morning the will of the late AL fred Doolittle, q we'll known farmer of that place, who died recently, was of- fered for probate.I The deceased left two sons, Julius and Elizur Doolittle, and gave the entire estate to Elizur, which is valued at about $8, 000 Attorneys E. P. Arvine and A. D. Penney have been retained by Julius Doolittle to contest the will claiming that undue influence was brought to bear on the testator. The will was drawn about twenty-five years ago and at that time the appellant was living away from home, while the beneficiary was residing with his father.
 ITALIAN STABBING AFFRAY Doninick Nunolillo and John and George savern were in the city court yesterday for participating in stab 1 ping affray which occurred on Wash | ington street Monday night. Another | implicated in the affair, Dominick Ross was seriously injured and he is now at | the hospital. The cases of the other | three men were continued to await 1 Ross recovery.
 OTHER CITY COURT CASES.
 Desire Gillette of TT Grand avenue was yesterday fined $10 and costs for l assaulting his wife, Gillette threw a plate at his wife and the plate, break | ing, cut a gash in her arm which had to | be sewed up by a surgeon.
 | James Davidson was yesterday fined | $10 for abusing Officer Stevens and was given ten days in jail for drunkenness