The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-01
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ly but who was not present on the day
 the others were admitted. He said he
 was called out of town and could not
 De present. It is necessary that attor- neys be admitted in open court, so the
 special session was called.
 l In the probate court yesterday Attor-
 ney Goodhart, administrator on the es-
 tate of the late Margaret Faraker of DiXwell avenue, objected to the account l of James Faraker of Newark N. J., as guardian of the Faraker children. Far | aker agreed to take the five children of Margaret Faraker after she died and keep them." He presented a bill for $69, and one item in the bill was for a bed and bedding. He believed this was legitimate expense for keeping the chil- dren, but the court decided otherwise | and he had to put in an amended &C., count.
 It was reported to Judge Cleaveland in the probate court yesterday morning that James E. McGovern, who was ap- pointed trustee of the assigned estate oe Clara M. Guerin, the milliner, was Ill and would not be able to take the posi- tion. Accordingly, by consent of all the parties concerned, Byron A. Tucker was made trustee.
 CITY COURT CASES.
 Joseph Douglass was fined $5 and costs in the city court yesterday morning for
 assaulting Chinese laundryman named Sam Sing Lee.
 The case of Johanna Sweeney the woman who was charged with assault ing her husband John Sweeney, was continued with warning to Mrs. Sweeney to cease abusing her husband.
 Peter Quinn was fined $1 and costs for assaulting Peter Connolly.
 The case of Charles Mclean, who was arrested on the charge of trespass on the property of R. Redfield & Son, in the Annex, and who was suspected of being the burglar who entered the place, was continued until next Wednesday.
 Charles T. Garlock was charged with non-support of his wife and family. He agreed to support them and his case was continued until July IA.
 The case of David Portuoso, charged with non-support of his wife and child was continued until July 31.
 The case of Ellis Marschack, the junk dealer, charged with selling in junk without license, was continued until July 3.
 John F. Terrell was charged with driving hack without having a license He was fined $1 and costs and went to jail because he could not pay his fine.
 BAILIFF CLINTON FINED S5
 Ballff William c. Clinton of the bor- ough of West Haven was on trial yester day morning before Judge Bryant in the town hall at West Haven for as- sault alleged to have been committed on Officer Bissell last Tuesday evening, and was convicted and fined $5 and costs. Clinton is alleged to have pulled q revolver on Bssell when the latter him with arrest and B'sse!l promptly sWors out a warrant. Several witnesses were heard and after some discussion about postponing the argu- ments until July &, Judge Bryant or dered the lawyers to proceed and the ar- were made. Judge Bryant then imposed a penalty of $5 and costs on the count of assault The count of abuse of the officer was noled. The case was continued until July , in order to allow Mir. Clinton's counsel to perfect an ap- peal to the common pleas court. Bonds were fixed at $100.