The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-08

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 1 In court yesterday Philip Pond, 2d. was appointed trustee on the estate Of Milo D. Futile, formerly of the Crockett < Futile company.
 On the estate of Herman Kaun, dealer in delicatessen on State street, Adam Sattig and George H; Baker were ap- pointed appraisers.
 City Court Criminal Side-Judge Studiey.
 In the city court yesterday morning, Judge Studley of the escourt of common pleas on the bench Cornelius L. Boo rom, aged twenty-five, pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary of Frank Smiths store on Sea street, and was held in $500 bonds for the superior court. Q1 tsg
 At the request of the state the case of Christopher Garvey, charged with ob- taining money under false pretences, and with embezzlement from James Dallas, Henry L. Hotchkiss butler, was continued until to-day under bond of s200. re
 John F Terrill, charged with second violation of the Sunday liquor law at Morris Cove on May 30, was not in court or represented by counsel, and his bond of $200 was called. His bondsman was Ernest KienkeY
 The eases of Martin Burke, charged with interference with officer. and of John J. Burke. his son, charged With abusing officer and drunkenness, were I nolled 4ta.,
 The case of Timothy S. Burke, charg- ed with assaulting Sing Lee with in- tent to rob at his laundry on George street on December last, was contin- iued yesterday until Saturday at the re- quest of Attorney Martin Conlon, his counsel.
 The cases of John l.. Schoepflin and George Boucher his son-in-law, charg- ed with breach of the peace against each other, were tried and then con- tinued for week for further investi- gation.
 Probable cause was found in the case of William F. Smith, aged thirty years. of Mddleberg, Pa. charged with at- tempt at theft from Christopher Smith on Monday, and he was bound over to the superior court The bonds were fixed at $500.
 William Conway paid fine of $S and costs for keeping an unlicensed dog. -q
 The case of Hattie Young, the eight -year-old girl from Waterbury who hired wheel of c. O. Reichert. the bi- cycle dealer, last Thursday and was ar Erested by DetectivestMcGrath and Don- nelly Tuesday evening for not having returned the wheel4when she agreed to- was continued until July 2S, nisi, under a $50 bond
 SMITH TO BE ARRAIGNED TO-
 DAY
 Frank Smyth, the young man who accidentally shot and killed Mrs. John Tansey in the rear. of her yard at 190 Franklin street Monday evening. will be arraigned on the charge of man. slaughter in the city court this morn ing. His attorney is Lawyer John J. | Clerkin. Smyth is confined at police headquarters foa
 | SUIT FOR 's1o,OoO. I Ex-Judge Gable, as counsel for Mrs. Amelia M. Frost yesterday brought suit against Wallace Clark, the Chapel street real estate dealer, and attached property located in Olive street to the extent of s1o,oOo. The allegations of the complaint are that the defendent in- duced the plaintiff by certain misrepre- sentations to exchange property in Olive street, valued at $7.500, for some building lots located in St. Roman street.
 The suit is made returnable to the next term of the superior court.
 LAWYER SUES FOR PAY.
 Attorney l.. E. Jacobs yesterday brought suit against Thomas Gilloran, the York street liquor dealer to recover $50 counsel fees Attorney Jacobs was engaged to defend Gilloran when pros ecuted for alleged violation of the li- quar law, and the lawyer claims that he was not paid for his services
 solomon Keefe, young man twenty years of age, was brought before Jus tice of the Peace A. H. Moulton Tues day on a serious charge brought by Miss Mamie Casey of Vine street, twen- ty-four years old. The young woman was represented by Lawyer J F Wynne. Sheriff David L. Clinton made the ar- rest. Justice Moulton bound Keefe over to the court of common pleas un- der s400 bonds and Keefe went to jail in default of bonds.
 There was a hearing yesterday morn HIS pelore the county coIIlIillSsloHeTS upon an application for the revocation of the license held by Frank Stapleton El of Waterbury. The application was made by w. H, Pierce, the prosecuting ' agent for Waterbury. and was based n upon conviction before Judge Brad. street for violation of the Sunday liquor law in selling liquor on Sunday. May ?, 1897. Judge Cowles prosecuted the application In behalf of MT. Pierce, who was not present.
 The commissioners reserved their de- cision.
 ASSISTED A MANIAC TO ESCAPE.
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