The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-26
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
WILL OF MILTON U. STEWART OF-
 TERED FOE PROBATE.

Grocer Bradley AssIgns-ConGressman Pigott Sues the City-The Police Court Record.
 Frank B. Bradley, through Cable & Tyner, his attorneys, grocer at 19 Thompson street, filed an assignment yesterday in the probate court The assets are estimated at $l,S00 and the liabilities at $4,500. Lawyer William J. O'Keefe, jr., offer ed the will of Milton J. Stewart for probate. MT. Stewart was formerly owner of East Rock ana died two weeks ago. The win was dated April 13, 1897, and leaves the real estate, consisting of a row of houses on State street, to his sister, Annie D. Stewart, and the per- sonal property to his son, Milton J. Stewart. J. c. Cable is named as exec utor. He leaves an equity of some con- siderab ble value in the houses which were owned by him, all the houses be- ing mortgaged.
 SUES THE CITY.
 Ex-Congressman Pigott has served notice upon the city of a suit for $3OOo damages, to be brought for his client Mrs Catherine Galligan. It is alleged that on December 1S 1s9s she was in- jured by falling into a hole in the side walk on Winchester avenue.
 City Court Criminal Side-Judge Dow, Tn the city court yesterday morning before Judge Dow a person who calls himself William Jennings Bryan was sent to jail for sixty days for breach of the peace.
 Rose Gearing was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace against Mrs. Susan Ireland, the police matron, and was fined $20 and costs for drunkenness and sent to jail for thirty days for breach of the peace.
 The case of Henry w. Bennett, the confidential clerk of Edward Malley, who was arrested for the enlbezzlement of s565 of his employers rents, was con tinued until Saturday, and his bond was reduced from $1,000 to $S00
 John D. Brown, aged sixteen, charg- ed with vagrancy, was given until noon to-day to get out of town.
 Julia Reynolds and William Roberts was arrested by Policemen J. H. lOOlG tllu LA1ClDCI lO1 IliAtCSOAt SOll duct on George street Tuesday night, The woman was fined $7 and costs and sent to jail for thirty days, it being her third offence, and Roberts, who wasin court for the first time, was fined $5 and costs.
 John Brunig, baker of 5 Summer street, was fined $2 and costs for breach of the peace against Grocer Fred Will kins, when Wilkins tried to collect g bill of him.
 An appeal was taken by Brunig un der s15o bonds.
 Daniel F. Lawlor, charged with main taining connection between his living apartments and his saloon, at 231 Pint street on Sunday, August Twas found guilty and fined $10 and costs.
 ELECTRIC COMPANY SUED.
 N. T. Bushnell & Co, the Chapel stree hardware dealers, yesterday througl Attorney L. E. Jacobs, brought sui against the Eastern Electric compan. to recover a bill for supplies. A pat ented machine of recent invention wa attached as surety.
 WANTS A DIVORCE
 A suit for divorce has been brough Dy Mdiy DeSdulGT against her nuSDdnQ Peter Desanter. of 316 Congress ave nue. Property belonging to the defen dant was attached yesterday by Con stable McNerney.
 ROvERS' WHEEL CLUB ASSETS
 The commissioners on the estate o the Rovers Wheel club held meetins yesterday morning and prepared a re port which will be presented to tn probate court to-day. About S470 il general, and $72 in preferred claim were allowed. All the money that wa realized from the sale of property be longing to the defunct club by Trustee Addison F. Hunie was $250. It is ex tremely~ doubtful if any but those wht have preferred claims will get any thing out of the estate.