The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-08

appointment of the trustee will be held Monday, December IA. The assets and liabilities are not known as yet, but lack of business caused the failure.
 Court Notes.
 John Lyons, the proprietor of the Park house on Whalley avenue, was in the city court yesterday morning, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, and James Hafey, John Curran, Albert l.. Royce, Bryant M. Brown, Lester K. Forbes and Jason A. Warner were also charged with entering a place where liquor was sold on the Sabbath.
 The cases were continued until Sat urday.
 GORMAN BOUND OVER.
 James S. German, charged with en- bezzlement from Edward Ma1ley, was yesterday morning mound over to the superior court under 1,500 bonds by Judge Dow in the city court. Edward Malley, his clerk, Harry Beers, and Mrs Kate Connolly, were present to testify against German, but were not needed, as Attorney Goodhart did not make the fight in behalf of the accused that he had intended.
 The state claims to have overwhelm- ing evidence against German and in the higher court will put twenty witnesses on the stand. Most of these are ten- ants of Edward Malley, who have re- ceipts for rent which it is alleged, Cor man failed to credit on the books. Among them are Joseph Boenig, 49 Mid- lletown avenue; Mrs. H. J. Ashton, 2 Baldwin street; J. A. Talmadge, 3 Gar den street; G. B. Barber, 42 Sperry street; S. Osterman, IA York street; J B. George, 126 Whalley avenue; R. P. White, 661 Grand avenue; J. Bryon, 19e George street; Sarah Aggett, 40 Sperry street; Mrs R. Smith, 68 Garden street; Hazel H. Floyd, 130 Goffe street; T. c, Vincent, 45 Shelton avenue; A. R. An drews, 176 Temple street; E. N. Eth ridge, 71 Temple street; s. Ruggiero, 16s Hamilton street.
 The bond of $1 800 is $500 less than first fixed and Germans friends will now make hustle to secure this amount.
 AN APPEAL TAKEN.
 In the case of Morris Lorenthal vs. vs Abraham M. Lovochowtz Justice w. L. Green gave judgment for the plaintiff and an appeal was taken. Ac- tion of fraud was brought in which the plaintiff claimed he gave the defendant certain sums of money which he appro- priated for his own use.
 Attorney George Tyler appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney Green for the defendant.
 60 DAYS AND S2O FOR CONTEMPT
 OF COURT
 David Murley, driver for Peck & Bishop, who was a witness in the case of Christian Green, charged withftheft of carriage robe, was sentenced to 6t days in jail and fined $20 in the city court yesterday morning for contempt of court.
 Murley claimed to know who the stolen robe belonged to, and the city attorney thought he knew as much about the theft as the prisoner. When he came to question him Murley was provoked and abused the official Judge Dow at first made the sentence 30 days, but Murley continued the abuse, So that his sentence was doubled, and the
 
 Peck & Bishop, and lives on Oak street
 ASBESTOS TRUSTS FIGHT.
 The asbestos trust will continue its fight for existence before Judge Town send in the United States court to-day The title of the suit is "The Macallan Company against the Johns-Pratt Com pany. The trial will begin at 10 o'clock to-day.
 CLARK'S CASE CONTINUED.
 The case of Charles L. Clark, charged with keeping a gaming place, was yes terday continued for one week. Clark is proprietor of a saloon on Broadway, and was arrested for keeping slot ma chimes in his place.
 STUDENTS FINED
 The five students who were locked up Saturday night charged with breach of the peace at police headquarters, were not in court yesterday morning, all