The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-08
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
WILL OF PATRICK GALLAGHER
 OFFERED FOR PROBATE.

Estate Valued at $50, O,O0O-Grocer Coombs
 Assigns-City Court Reoord-In West
 Haven Courts.
 The will of the late Patrick Gallagher was offered for probate by Attorney Ju- lius Twiss, the widow being named as executrix. The property, estimated to be valued at over $50,OOO, is all left to the widow.
 GROCER ASSIGNS.
 George M. Coombs a grocer on Whal- ley avenue, near Orchard street. made an assignment in the probate court yes terday, He names William H, Doug lass as trustee, No return of liabilities and assets has been filed as yet CARL SCHULTZ FINED $50 AND
 COSTS.
 The jury in the common pleas court in the case of Carl Schultz, charged with violation of the Sunday liquor law, found him guilty, after being out on the case for over an hour and half. Schultz was then fined $50 and costs.
 The violation of the law occurred on July 25 last The case was tried
 
 pealed from the decision reached there. He keeps a saloon on Grand avenue, between Hamilton and Franklin streets. He was represented in the case by At torney Clerkin.
 City Court Criminal Side--Judge Dow. In the city court yesterday morning before Judge Dow, Fred B. SaXen, proprietor of a saloon on Factory street, charged with keeping a disorder ly house, drunkenness and breach of the peace, was fined $23ss for breach of | the peace, sent to jail for thirty days for drunkenness and discharged on the charge of keeping disorderly house. | Two women, Mary Green and Sarah Lewis, charged with drunkenness and l breach of the peace, were discharged on | both counts.
 Henry Lyons and James Maloney, charged with breach of the peace and | drunkenness, were each fined B and costs on the charge of drunkenness, and Maloney for breach of the peace was fined $4, and Lyons $3 for breach of the peace
 James A. Boucher, jr. was fined $25 and $22 46 costs for alleged violation of the Sunday liquor law at his restau-
 nt, No. 157 Hamilton street. on Au- , sust 29. His counsel Attorney John J. Clerkin, took an appeal in $150.
 In the continued case of Frank E. Richter, charged with assaulting Phil ip Tyril. the accused was convicted and fined $10 and $6.24 costs. Charles l.. Schock, tailor, of No. 61 Union street. who was clapped into the lookup Monday for beating his wife, promised to do better, and put on pro- bation until October 1.
 Monday breaches of the peace, John Donohue was fined $3 and costs and Thomas Oris $2 and costs. Judgment was suspended in the case of John and Mary Brown, charged with breach of the peace against Thomas Locke, and Thomas Conlan, charged with general breach of the peace The continued case of Michael Stocks, charged with drunkenness and with as- saultng Joseph DeBella, was further continued till to-day.
 LIQUOR CASES CONTINUED. | David Monahan, proprietor of the Second avenue hotel, West Haven. had a hearing before the borough court yes | terday on the charge of illegal liquor | selling. Last Sunday officers sent out under direction of Senator Dwight w. | Futile, prosecutor for the State Law and Order league, raided Monahan $ l house and found quantity of rum wine, cider, whiskey and brandy which | was confiscated. Ten people were in | the barroom at the time the raid was made, but they escaped. Monahan made a stout resistance and grappled with the officers. who had to break down his doors to obtain entrance The case was continued till Friday to en- able Monahan to obtain counsel CASES FOR SUPERIOR COURT. 1 In the superior court, civil side, yes. terday 122 cases were returned to Clerk | Anketell for the September term which commences Friday, September 24 1 when assignments will be made for thu calendar.
 CLAIMS AGAINST CUTHBERT co. Lawyer ]. J, Buchanan has taker charge of number of claims agains the E. B. Cuthbert company, whicl | made an assignment last week.
 WEST HAVEN CASES. Charles Henry Lowe, colored, ant Patrick Donohue, who figured in TOW at Morton's saloon in West Haven sev eral weeks ago in which the latter wa so badly injured that he had to spent a week or two in the hospital, was be fore Judge Bryant yesterday. Low was fined $5 and costs and Donahue 8 and costs.
 | Right Arm Amputated.