The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-17
Court Notes

Court Notes
 Mrs. Margaret Lynch and her two sons, Frank and William were before Assistant Judge Dow in the city court yesterday morning, charged with as- saulting Alexander Shysky The four live in the same house at Chapel and Ferry streets. Saturday night Frank Lynch and Shysky brushed each other on the stairs, and fight was at once precipitated. Mrs. Lynch came to the rescue with a beer bottle, which she swung at Shysky's head. It struck him full in the face, and he went down like a flash. A deep cut was inflicted under his left eye, which Dr. Robinson closed with three stitches. A man named Ma loney jumped into the fray to help the Lynch trio, but they refused assistance and severely pummelled Maloney for having the audacity to think that they cid.
 Attorney Martin Conlan defended the accused. Frank Lynch was fined SIS and costs, and William and Mrs. Lynch $10 and costs each In default of pay ment all went to jail
 OLD SOLDIER GETS SIXTY DAYS.
 Edward Burke, an old soldier, was before Judge Dow in the city court yesterday morning, charged with va grancy and the way he got sixty days in jail was interesting.
 Detective Captain Cowles, who ar rested Burke on Church street Satur- day night, said he caught him begging from man. He also added that he had known Burke for a number of years and that he never knew him to work.
 The court gave Burke sixty days and advised him to look for a job when he was released.
 THEFT CASE CONTINUED.
 The case of George F. Price, the col cred fellow picked out by Detective Sergeant Jeremiah Dennehy for the theft of bicycle belonging to George F. Simons of Wallingford, was contin- ued for the accused to be taken there for trial,
 TOLD TO LEAVE TOWN.
 Henry Bauch was brought up for beg ging by Officer Marlow on the eonl- plaint of Isaac Davis and John H. Par dee of Asylum street As Bauch could not speak English, being German im- migrant, with $50 in his pocket, Judge Dow told him to get out of town at once.
 BURGLARY CASES CONTINUED,
 The cases of Isaac Goldstein. aged seven; Israel Goldstein, aged six, and Morris Pashelinsky, aged eight, charg- ed with burglary in Buckingham. Clark & Jackson's store on State street, were all continued until Octo- Der 30 nisi in the city court yesterday.
 FOR ABUSING HIS MOTHER. James Kelleher. young machinist. was before the city court yesterday for abusing his aged and invalid mother. who lives at 229 Cedar street. He does not work much and his mother says she cannot stand his abuse. The judge gave him until October l to do better or go to jail.
 TO SELL AS A COMMITTEE. Attorney B. S. Slade, as 8 committee of the city court, will sell at auction on August 25 the property at No, s Webster street, which has been fore | closed by the J. Gibb Smith company | This company had a second mortgage of 1,500 on the property. The de. fendants in the action were Morris | Merlis, Minnie F. Merlis. Hymar | Weinhouse, Hannah G. Weinhouse and Max Strouse.
 ATTACHED IN A SUIT.
 The property of Lawyer c. H. Hay. den at the corner of Chapel and Chest | nut streets was yesterday attached by l Constable Peter McNerney in suit 1 brought by Attorney c. B. Matthew man, in behalf of Conrad Weiss, for ar alleged debt