The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-19
Cours Notes.

Suit was brought yesterday afternoon against Thomas Trowbridge, formerly of this city, for $2,OOO by George p. Lathrop, the well known theatrical pro- prietor os Boston, through his counsel, P. w. Chase and Sanford B. Martin. In October, 1894 MT. Trowbrldge leased from Lathrop the theater In Providence which the former afterwards conduct ed. He was to pay for the house rental of $944.45 a month. After serv- ing as an assistant manager nearly eight months, Trowbridge failed in bus mess. making an assignment of his whole estate to H. c. Curtis of Provi- dence At the time of his failure he owed Lathrop $1,5OS.09 for rent of the theater.
 The attachment in the suit was made on an undivided fourth interest Trow- bridge holds in the business building on State street, next the Garfield block. Deputy Sheriff Kirck served the papers. Record of the attachment was made in the town clerks office as the sheriff could not learn the whereabouts of Trowbridge.
 Trowbridge mortgaged his share in the property on States street for $S,500, but it is believed the equity in it will be sufficient to satisfy a judgment for the amount of the suit The property was left to Trowbridge and his brothers and sisters by his grandfather, the late Joseph Parker.
 SUIT WON BY. KLEBE. Tn the suit of Ernest w. Klebe of Portsea street against James M De- i Bowes to recover costs for conversion of goods, judgment was yesterday re- i turned by Judge Cable, who heard the case in the common pleas court. Klebe was DeBowes' tenant and moved out | leaving property in his house. It was alleged that DeBowes refused to give up the goods. Judgment was given Of 1 $20 and costs The plaintiff was repre- sented by the law firm of Reynolds & l Donovan.
 | WOLF'S STRANGE BEHAVIOR. 1 The case of Richard Wolf, who drove l his wise and children about the house Monday evening, brandishing a knife \ and then smashed furniture including a $400 piano, was continued by Judge Dow until February g. Wolf lives at 51 View street There will probably be an examination as to his sanity
 FOR STEALING SHOES. 1 Harry Hicks, bootblack at the Hotel I Majestic was arrested at the Union station Monday night by Detectives l McGrath and Gibson. Near him on the seat was pair of russett shoes that had been stolen that day from Ben I Howard, waiter at the hotel. Hicks was fined S and costs yesterday and went up to jail.
 TOO YOUNG TO MARRY.
 Sam Fish was yesterday fined $50 and costs in the, city court for keeping a house of i'll repute. Joseph Duffy one of the frequenters, was fined $10. and Henry Johnson colored, another frequenter, was discharged. The case against Annie Alderman was nolled. T Fish told the judge that he had l brought the girl to New Haven to mar ry and said he still had that desire The girl said she came here to marry Fish but had concluded that she was toe young to marry.
 SUIT FOR COMMISSION.
 The case Of Downs vs. Peckham to recover $100 commission for the sale oi real estate, came up before a jury in the civil side of the city court yes terday The jury drawn consists oi Nathan A. Myers, David H. Clark, Den his T Fitzgerald, David c. Monson Nathan Esterbrook, Michael Dillon