The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
James Butler Sues Dauisl ". Buck
81 Al. for Damages 10 Credit.
AFFIDAVIT OF PLAINTIFFS FILED
In the Case of X. III. i. Goddard er nj. VS..
City Of Providsnce- Chief Engineer
Says No r. AMI s. X. X. Lines in
Msssachusetts To m orrow's Docket

James Butler, real estate broker OF
this city, brought suit today before Judge
Rogers against Daniel w. Buck ct al, 10
recover damages TO his business credit for
the recording OF a mortgage that he claims
has been paid. The mortgage was taken
on some household furniture TO secure
payment OF sum OF money that Butler
had borrowed to relieve himself OF tenn
porary business em barrassment. He claims
that after the mortgage was paid it was
recorded at the instigation OF the defend
ant and that his credit was greatly in
jured thereby.
Plaintiffs Amdavit FILED.
The affidavit Of the plaintiff in the suit
brought by Providence taxpayers against
the city was fled this morning. IL contains
the sworn statement OF Lawson b. Bidwell
Of Hyde Park, Massac husetts, chief engin-
eer OF the Providence and Springfield rail-
road, sworn before William III. Coolidge,
notary public of Boston that at no time
has any part of the said railroads lines
been within the state OF Massachusetts.
The affidavit OF the defendant Is expected
tomorrow.
IpjuBction Denied.
The supreme court has handed down
iNctiipb dcnJ ing DtbltlOn iOI
in the case of Dean VS.. Bounds, and allow
ing the case to stand to await settle
ment OF administrator costs by the COM
mon pleas division.
Esfepdaat Acquitted.
The jury yesterday afternoon brought
in verdict for the defendant in the case
of Louis Mackle eft ux. VS.. Maurice Mer-
mer.
Tomorrow's Dockef.
tAppellate Division.I
1896. VIM. M. Bailey ct al, tr., VS.. X.
c. Hawkins ct al. Attorneys-A. l..
Brown and j. G.. Ely for plaintiff, s. Nor
ris jr. and q. M. Smith for defendant
1862 Roger F. Capwell for opinion.
Attorneys -McGuinness & Doran for
plaintiff, j. M. Brennan for defendant.
1886. Bank of America Loan and Trust
Co. vs.. Marcus M. Bendick.
264. Ferdinand d. Follett VS.. Franls M.
Bates, city treasurer. Attorneys-J. M.
Ripley for plaintiff, T. p. Barnfield for
defendant.
Common Pleas Division.l
234. Jacob Heller VS.. Benedict b. Led
erer, app Attorneys-F. Rueckert for
plaintiff. SIS. Lapham for defendant.
220 William II. Davis VS.. Franklin Il.
Vinton, app. Attorneys-T-C. M. Lee for
plaintiff, Page * Owen for defendant.
7,20. Joseph Hotchner VS.. Edwin A.
Corbett. Attorneys. III. Wildes for
plaintiff. t ia.
(rrohate Court.l
Estate of Sarah Il. Blake, will for pro-
bate; Edward Conley, petition for remov-
al OF executor; Emma NJ. Converse, ad-
ministration account; Anthony B. Durfee
(fuli age), guardian accounts Samuel B.
Durfee, administration account; Mary H.
Eddy, late OF Putnam, Conn, petition Of
foreign executor TO sell personal estate;
Catherine Everett, will for probate; Caro-
line j. Hawkins alias administration ac-
count; Mary ID. Jackson and William j.
Jackson (minors), petition for appoint
ment OF guardian; Michael Murray, pc
ti,ion for appointment of administrator;
James Norris, administration account
and petition for order of distribution;
Annie Poland, petition for appointment
OF administrator; John Ryan, will for
probate; Seth w. Shaw (fuil age), guard
ians account; Jemime w. Sprague, ad-
ministration account; Charlotte II. b.
Tyler and George Frederick Tyler, petit
tion for sale OF real estate; Bessie Ward,
administration account and resignation
OF executor.