The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-26
Court Notes.

Charles Harris, who has been in the local county jail since January 5, where he was committed to await trial on the charge of having impersonated Unit ed States official, was again taken be- fore United States Commissioner Wright yesterday morning to answer to a similar charge. The offence for which he was first arrested was com mitted in South Norwalk and he serv- ed a sentence in the Fairfield county jail for the same act on the charge of obtaining money under false pretences. Harris it is claimed, pretended to have been a government pension agent, and under this guise obtained money. He was taken before Commissioner Wright yesterday on a warrant issued by the government authorities at Newark N. J.. where it is alleged he committed a imilar offence To this charge he waived examination and was taken to Newark for trial there yesterday after noon.
 HELD FOR SUPERIOR COURT.
 Raphael Izzo was before Judge Cable in the city court yesterday morning, charged with assault upon Dominica santillo, breach of the peace upon the latter's wife and carrying concealed weapons. Izzo was defended by Attor- ney Philip Pond, ir
 Judge Cable thought the breach of the peace aggravated enough to hold the prisoner in bonds for the superior court. which he did putting the bond at $500. The case of carrying. conceal ca weapons was continued until Janu- ary 27.
 IN COURT FOR KIDNAPPING.
 Nathan Bflnberg, who was arrested Saturday afternoon by Detective Po- ronto and Patrolman Coonan.. charged with assaulting or attempting to kid nap Murray Sargent, Audubon Tyler, Isaac Ginsburg and several other little boys, was arraigned in the city court yesterday morning. The state was not ready to go on, however, and the case was continued until Saturday. Attor- ney Goodhart represents the defendant. A nolle was entered in the case of Louis Levowitch, who was arrested several days ago on suspicion of being the man. Brinberg was placed under $1 900 bonds.
 WOULDN'T SAW WOOD.
 Joseph Bell claiming to be a Syra,- cuse tailor, was yesterday charged with vagrancy. Bell applied for breakfast at the organized charities yesterday morning and was given some wood to saw. He sawed a little while, and then struck. Bell told the court he wasn't used to saving wood. He was sent to jail for thirty days.
 OTHER CASES. The case of Joseph Leslie, charged with assault upon James Wilson, was continued until January 2S to enable the accused to obtain witnesses. The cases of Edward Flanagan, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, and of John McQueeney and Charles Bohan, charged with being found in Flanagan's place on Sunday, were con- tinued until January 2S.
 The continued case of Peter F. Foi- sic, charged with non-support, was continued until February 3.
 The case of John A. Johnson, charged with theft, was continued until Febru- ary 1, and the accused was held in a bond of $10O.
 The case of John McGovern, charged with assaulting Edward Holden, a young colored boy, was continued until February 1.
 Tn the continued case of Francis J. Bowen, charged with assault upon Joseph Owens, a. railroad yard watch man, judgment was suspended. On the charge of drunkenness Bowen was fined ST.
 THE KIPPIE CASE-MRS. WILL ROY'S DEPOSITION TAKEN.