The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-29
OTHER COURT. NEWS.

Application was brought yesterday to Judge Cleaveland by Attorney Julius c. Cable on behalf of A. F, McWilliams for the removal of Attorney Daniel A. McWilliams as administrator of the es- tate of the late Charles McWilliams The application was brought chiefly for the reason that Administrator McWil- Hams has not made an accounting of his administration. He is now at work on the account, however, and at his re- quest the hearing went over for one week to permit his finishing 1t.
 A suit for the foreclosure of a mort gage on the property on Downes street in this city in the possession of Matthew +. Bohan has been brought in the city court, civil side, by Clarence F. Thomp- son. In the suit Matthew E. Bohan of this city Jennie Bohan and Mrs Mary E. Stanford of New York, and Daniel Bohan of parts unknown, are made de- fendants as all have an interest in the property.
 The suit tried before Justice Philip Pond, 2d, of the Isenberg Tailoring com pany against G. Johnson, S5 Foote street. for $1075 alleged to be due for altering clothes, has been appealed to the common pleas court by the defend- ant,
 William Routh of this city has brought suit to foreclose a mortga ge for $750 given by Melvin Spoty of this city and J. H. Boom and his wife Anna Boom of Orange. The mortgage was given June 20, 1890, and the, property affected is located in the, town of Or ange.
 F. J. Kelly &s Co, the furniture deal CTS, have brought suit in the common pleas court against A. SauIpaugh of "A Putnam street to recover for furniture sold to him, The amount of the bill is $l75 Deputy Sheriff Higgins served at tachment papers on the defendant.
 The following new cases were return ed to the court of common pleas yes terday morning: P. J. Kelly X Go vs. A Saulpaugh, 54 Putnam street. re- plevin of house furnishings valued at S175; Connecticut Breweries company of Bridgeport against James T. Me Mahon of New Haven debt of S239. .01; William Routh of New Haven against Melvin Spotby and J. H. Boom of Or ange, foreclosure of mortgage note of $75O. McMahon keeps saloon on State street, which was attached by Deputy Sheriff Higgins.
 CITY COURT CASES.
 A. F. Norris and his wife Mary Nor ris, of Putnam street. were in the city court yesterday morning charged with cruelty to their children, who were found in the house on Putnam street. having been deserted by their parents. There was no evidence against MT. and Mrs. Norris on the charge of cruelty and it is evident that they should have been charged with assertion, a statu- tory offense punishab ble with confine- ment in the state prison. The children were all young, one of them being a baby. The accused were discharged.
 A charge of breach of the peace against Michael J. Dooley, charged by Michael Foley of PAS Washington ave nue, was nolled.
 Daniel Weller, Joseph McGlynn and George Booley depot hackn1en were arrested for violating the hack ordi- nance. An elderly lady came out of the depot and called for hack and the three responded Each claimed he was the one called The result was that the lady became beWiIdered and an officer arrested the hackmen
 Philip Shirren, junk dealer at 39 Oak street, was fined $7 and costs on a charge of theft. He was accused of going into Mrs D. R. Jones' house and taking a stove valued at S10 and lead pipe and fittings to the amount of 200 pounds. The peddler claimed that the | coIored servant sold him the stuff. An appeal was taken.
 John J Connolly, aged tweuty-ono. a doWtOwn young man, was before Judge ! Bishop charged with embedding $132S i from William J O'Keefe, the Hamilton street grocer. Connolly was arrested on a warrant dated last February, He | was formerly employed by O'Keefe, but | since he took the money has partly | made restitution, and Mir. O'Keefe was 5n unwilling witness against him yes terday morning. Judge Bishop contin- | ned the case until to-day.