The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-23
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
CITY COURT MACHINERY GOES IN
 SPITE OF HOT WEATHER.

CITY COURT MACHINERY GOES IN
 SPITE OF HOT WEATHER. A Nineteen Year~ola Forger-A Dispute Over Hogs Causes a uit-Rosenblaum's g Goods Repleyined-Dr. Bonds Cases Continued-Other Court Notes.
 Property belonging to Edward Kreos on Chestnut street was attached yes terday morning in the suit of Henry Kennedy of Hartford, through Attor- ney Flaherty of that city, alleging $4OO damages The suit is for the alleged raising of check by the defendant from $2.5O to $25O. which Kennedy cash ed for him.
 It is alleged that Krebs, who IS a minor, nineteen years of age, ana whose guardian is Ernest Klenke, went to Hartford July il of this year, and by false representations persuaded Kennedy to cash a check issued by Ernest Klenke, the face value of Which was $25O. The check was drawn on the First National bank of this city, but when 1t was presented the bank refused payment because it was a for gerry.
 Krebs has not been arrested, but papers in the case have been served on the guardian and copy'left in the probate court.
 MECHANICS LIEN PLACED. A mechanics lien of, $400 was yester- day placed on he'building at 14TElliott street, owned by Mary Lynch. The claim was made by the Arch street contractor, John Smith Papers were served by I. A. Stein. 4 $50 lien was also placed yesterday afternoon by MT. Stein on the building. at 47 Washing ton street, owned by Max Levy, for Dominick Morcaldi of Oak street.
 BRILL'S CASE CONTINUED. The case of William J. Brill, the druggist of Statesand View streets, ar rested on May 24A for alleged violation of the liquor law, was yesterday con- tinued until Augusts3, Judge Cable con- Sidering himself disqualified to hear the case on account of residing in the neighborhood and having personal &C., quaintance with MT. Brill.
 A SUIT OVER HOGS.
 The $3,000 suit of ex-City Garbage Collector Walter s. Swayne against A. N. Farnham. the market gardener in WestvilIe, was on trial yesterday be- fore Henry c. White of this city as a committee i'll the superior court.
 The suit arose out of contract which MT. Swayne had with MT. Farm ham by which MT. Farnham agreed to keep a number of hogs and Mr. Swayne agreed to feed them with the city garbage which he was going to collect. When the hogs were fattened MT. Swayne was to have one-third ot them for feed.
 Things did not run smoothly and Ar. Swayne claims that he did not receive his share of the profit on the hogs. Mir. Farnham claims that he had to furnish food himself for the hogs As Swayne did not collect the garbage Both men have separate account ing which will be introduced in court as Mir. Farnham claims that one of the reasons why he did not turn ovel < Swayne's share is that Swayne did not render an accounting.
 Judge Cable, John Doolittle and w Bennett appear for Swayne an6 mes H. Webb represents MT. Earn m.
 HIS GOODS REPLEvINED.
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 AID HER FINE.
 s14avessSof 20 Vine street, wh sssfested Sunday charged with vio sefon of the liquor law, paid a fine o ~~$10 and costs in the city court yester day morning.
 ATTACHED FOR A BILL. Elizabeth c. Doesking was sued yes terday by Hayes & Crittenden, the f1ou and grain dealers, for bill of $3O0,i an her property was attached.
 OTHER LIQUOR CASES.
 The second case against William F Nugent of Morris Cove for breaking tn aiquor law will probably come up thi morning unless the case is settled out C court. The fines of both cases wi amount to over $100.
 John F. Terrill of Morris Cove has second charge of breaking the stat liquor law. Terrill's case was continu ed until Saturday, the 18th.
 DIR. BONDS CASES CONTINUED The cases against Dr. Elijah H. Bon of Orange street, charged with attempt ing malpractice, and Robert Dunlal jr., charged with attempting to pro cure criminal services. were continue until July 29 in the city court yestel
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