Accused of not treating his infant son’s skin condition, a 21-year-old father got a dose of judicial medicine on Thursday.

Bail of $1,500 was not immediately met for David W. Smith, 21, of 223 Henry St., when he appeared before City Court Judge Daniel C. Wilson on a charge of endangering the welfare of a child. His case was adjourned to July 8.

Police said in June, Smith failed to apply a doctor-prescribed skin cream to his 3-month-old son. Police said the boy’s skin condition grew worse over the course of a week, causing cracks and bleeding. In a statement to police, Smith said the cream had run out, and he did not take the baby to the doctor to get more.

Also in City Court:

• Jamie L. Green, 36, of 63 New Hartford St., New Hartford, was ordered to pay $250 in fines, and a $120 surcharge on one count each of second-degree harassment and disorderly conduct. Police said at 12:53 a.m. Jan. 26, Green was causing a ruckus at 106 1/2 Locomotive Ave., and pushed the resident. Police said Green pushed past the man to get into his house, even though she had been told to stop by officers on the scene. In a statement to police, the victim said Green was visiting when she became too loud. The victim said she started pushing when he asked her to leave.

• Kelly M. Wilkes, 28, of 322 E. Bloomfield St., was released on her own recognizance on one count of disorderly conduct. Her case was adjourned to July 10. State police said at 3:45 p.m. April 24, Wilkes was in a fight with several people at the Pine Haven Trailer Park.

• Jeannie M. Vasquez, 18, of 113 N. Madison St., was released on her own recognizance on one count of trespass. Her case was adjourned to July 8. Police said at 8:55 p.m. June 21, Vasquez went onto the front porch of a Parry Street home looking to start a fight with the residents.