Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-11
Probate oourt-Judg go Robertson.

[ Probate Oourt-Judge Robertson. Fred B. Farnsworth was appointed trustee 1 of the assigned estate of Fred D. Butricks, ! the machinist, at No. 25 Whitney avenue. Bonds of SC, 900 were furnished. The Iiabil- I ities will probably amount to some $11 ,000 and the assets will probably reach $6, 900. Next Monday at 10 a. m. the commissioners will be appointed.
 CIty Court Criminal Side - Judge Thompson. Attempt at rape-Terrence Casey, contin- ued to June 13.
 Fraud-John Fogarty, 60 days Vagrancy-John Golden, continued to June 12.
 Iujury to private property-Matthew Moore, IF fire, 624 costs. Reform school complaint-Willism Me Gorm, $3 95 costs; Charles Hook, continued | to June IA.
 Breach of peace-Harry Coleman, $2 fine, $6.24 costs; Francisco de Francisco, judg- | ment suspended; Paequale Lsndano, judg- ment suspended; Annie Galligan, judgment I suspended; Hugh H. Franklin, continued to June IA; P. B. O'Brien. dismissed; John J.
 Kenore, $10 fine, s1O.1s costs. Court Notes. William w. Wait of this city, has att tached the property of John w. Clspp, also of this city, alleging debt of $500. Travelling for Pleasure. Garrett J. Murphy, aged sixteen,.a clerk, Michael J. Preston, age fifteen, and John H. Penderghast, age fourteen, school boys, whose homes are in Boston, were arrested \ Sunday by Pstrolman Stormont. The boys | had run away from their homes, and were
 bent on seeing the world. An uncle of
 ono of the boys accompanied them home last night.
 Decided for the Defendant.
 Judge Fenn's decision in the suit of F. H. Harris against John A. Peck, tried in the | Superior court last Friday, is for the defend- l ant to recover costs. It was a suit for g, 900 | on notes.
 | Assistant Teller Palmer's Case Con- 2 rinued. The case of Charles w. Palmer, assistant l teller of the Mechanics National bank, ! charged with misappropriating funds of the \ institution, was yesterday continued until Thursday.
 Arrsste0 at the Depot. Charles Carter, @ seventeen-year old boy, robbed a lady of her pocketbook containing $4S in Meriden yesterday. He was arrested at the depot in this city and taken back to
 Meriden. $33. 10 was found upon his per- son.
 A FraduIenI Relative.
 Judge Thompson yesterday sentenced to jail for sixty days John Fogarty, who claim ing to be relative of James Fogarty, the builder, obtained from him money where with to get to Boston. Several times he ob- tained money in this way. Fogarty was fraud.
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 Public Requests.
 The very important suit on the oonstruc- ton of the Erwin will, New Britain, has been decided by Judge Carpenter in the Su- perior court, who passed decree establish ing the validity of the various bequssts about which any doubt had arisen and the advice of the court was asked, 90 that now the entire will az left by MT. Erwin stands, and the great estate can be distributed just as he willed and intended it. The suit was of particular importance in New Britain, as the questions submitted involved
 its od0 interests hs to the oos1 sum R.on.3 of
 are held valid For an old woman's home
 sSO, ,000, for Walnut Hill Park $50,000, for
 Fairview cemetery $20,000, toward sol- diers' monument to be erected by the town \ $1O,000. Large bequests to Boonville for it's cemetery and an institute and library are also sustained. The suit was an amicable oHo DfOu&nI ny tno cAecuIoks aSaAA5s ooAo ficiaries under the will for a construction of the will. Some of the bequests presented \ some interesting law points. The case on behalf of the executors in support of all the benefciaries of the will was presented in an able and exhaustive brief by MT. F. L. Hun- gerford, counsel for the estate, to the court, ' who, after several weeks, and after hearing witness to prove the facts set up, passed the decree above. The various bequests will be- | come available, some of them soon, and all within . reasonable time, as the best interests | of the estate will permit.