The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-30
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
ILLUMINATION OF THE TRUST or
 ESTATE OF R. Y. OLLLAHAN.

Dr. Bond, Charged With Criminal Nal practice, Disoharged-Robert Dunlap Arrested-Montgomery Sues for Libel Boy Shot His Brother-other Cases.
 Ex-Judge David Callahan, counsel for Robert V. Callahan, the saloon keeper at the corner of Greene and Wallace streets, who made volun- tary assignment last week, yesterday applied in the probate court for ter imitation of the trust. Callahan has made an arrangement with his credit ors. Timothy F. Callahan, the trustee, has resigned, and so the application was granted.
 THE DIR. BOND CASE.
 The cases of Dr. Elijah A. Bond, charged with attempting criminal mal- practice, and of Robert Dunlap, jr., charged with instigating the treatment, were called in the city court yesterday morning. The chief witness for the state was Mary E Brennan, the com plainant. She appeared to be in ner vous state and shortly after the ex- animation began tainted away. After recovering she testified that she went to Dr. Bonds office last February with Robert Dunlap and that the doctor gave her some red medicine. She said she made @ dozen other visits to the doctors office for treatment. On cross examination the witness admitted that the treatment ,of Dr. Bond had not ac- complished what she claimed was at tempted
 She was askedtif she had not visited Dr. Hemingway and said no. She changed her statement a few moments later, however. She admitted that she had visited Dr. >Lee. and said she had also been to see pr. Fleischner and Dr. Hemingway.
 She testified that her relations with Dunlap were not friendly at present, and that she had just signed papers in a suit against him. Detective Toronto testified to admissions of Dunlap in a conversation and Detective Tighe told of the arrest of Dr. Bond
 This closed the states case and MT. Goodhart asked for the prisoners dis charge, as he said there was no ev,- dence of any intent to commit the crime alleged.
 Dr. Bond and Dunlap were discharg- ed by Judge Gable.
 Dunlap was later arrested by Con- stable Shields in proceedings brought by Miss Brennan through her attor- neys, Maher & Conlin, to insure the support of an unborn child. Miss Bren- nan accuses Dunlap of being it's father -0o Ior xxyoC +oM NTot thew Reynolds and was bound over to the next term of the common pleas court.
 NASHVILLE PROPERTY ATTACH
 ED
 : An attachment was placed upon the property of Paul F. Unger of Vest vile yesterday in favor of Alexander Wolven and wife for $500. The proper ty is situatedsin Westville and consists of three and orfe-half acres of land
 JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS.
 Judgment was granted in the com- mon pleas court yesterday by Judge Studley in favor of William and John Gay of this city against The Coyne & Delaney Manufacturing company of New York.
 The suit was brought \on a note for $276 with interest. MoneyAin the hands of Thomas Corbett was garnisheed some time ago.
 MONTGOMERY SUES.
 Suit was yesterday brought by Mr. Montgomery, who was one of the chiefly interested parties in the Finne- gan-Montgomery trouble few days ago, against his sister law, Mrs. ". J. Finnegan, for islander, alleging $2,50O damages,an the property which Mont gomery transferred to the Finnegans Tuesday was yesterday attached by Deputy Sheriff Higgins at his suit. Montgomery alleges that Mrs. Finne- gan said he killed his wife. J. J. Clerkin is Montgomery's lawyer and Maher & Conlan have been retained by Mrs. Finnegan.
 toToOklyn....... ........ .451 s COMMITTED TO COUNTY HOME.
 Herman. the six-year-o1d son of Mrs. Otto Siebert of 395 Dixwell avenue, was committed to the county home yester- day. Mrs. Siebert is the mother Of four children, two of whom are in the or phan asylum. One is in the hospital sick. She is paying board for the three and unable to care for Herman.
 Otto Siebert was formerly employed at the Winchester hotel, but deserted his family two years ago, and she has not heard from him since.
 | SHOT HIS BROTHER.
 Joseph Wilkinson shot his brother, John J., at their home, 250 Shelton ave- hue, at 10:30 yesterday forenoon The boys were playing in the kitchen with another boy named Lester Bodis. Jo- seph found a pistol, and, supposing it to be unloaded, levelled it at his broth CT. There was @ discharge and John dropped to the floor bleeding from a wound in the back of the neck.
 William L. Wilkinson, father of the boys, was called. and he summoned prs. G. T. Hemingway and Gustavus El- dot. The physicians extracted the bull Jet and found that the wound was not much more than a flesh wound. The ball, after entering the neck, glanced ~
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