The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-15
HEARD IN COURT TODAY.
Several Small Cases Disposed Of In
Two Divisions.
Suit Against Commissioners-AH High
way Aecident--The Docket for To-
morrow.

The case of William b. Peach VS.. the
Judgment of the commissioners on the
estate of Eli Beach was heard before the
appellate division today. The estate was
represented insolvent and the COM
missioners when appointed allowed
Geo. N. Bullock S1279.s0, and K. Hortense
Bullock s1460, the former for rent, board
and money expended for Mr.. Beach's
benefit, and The latter for nursin';
and other services. Beach is
relation by marriage of
Mr.. Bullock. Mr.. Bullock represents that
Mr.. Beach was without income when the
money and services were expended, an he
required Bullock topay the bills, pro mis-
ing to repay him when he could. Beach
never paid the debt and at his
death the commissioners were requested to
take the amount out OF the estate, which
they did. William Beach brought the suit
to prevent the payment of the amount
which he claims the Bullocks are not en-
titled TO receive.
A Highway Accident.
William o. Fifield begun suit today
against William Dunning before Judge
Rogers to recover damages for Injuries
and damages received on Sept 10.
On that date Mr.. Fifield was return
ing from Narragansett park with a
carriage and two horses. While driving
down Reservoir avenue he
avoid them turned to the right.
AS he pulled to one side hc saw
the defendant approaching in a
buggy. Mr.. Fifield endeavored
to avoid collision by stopping his team
next to the sidewalk, but the defendant
swung to the left and locked wheels with
Mr.. Fifield. The plaintiffs buggy was over
turned and run over and his team thrown
down. fhe damage to his'outfit IL set at
$685..
The city solicitors docket was called be-
fore Judge Wilbur today. rfE
Tomorrow's Docket.
appellate pivision.l
1923. Patrick Fogarty VS.. Thomas F.
Carroll. Attorneys, Page & Owen for
plaintiff, H.W. Hayes and A. A. Mclaughlin
i75S. Charles w. Clapp, s. D., VS..
Charles A. Hull. Attorney
Colwell for plaintiff, Page q Owen for
defendant. $50
lcommon Pleas DivisionI
7222. Mary A. Morrill, vs.. Augustus o.
Bourn. Attorneys-G. T. Brown for plain
tiff, w. III. Barney for defendant.
Vadnais. Attorneys-R. w. Burbank for
plaintiff; Miller a Brown for defendant.
$40. Thomas w. Waterman vs.. Bernard
McCulla, app. Attorneys-VGn Slyck a.
Mumford for plaintiff, Page q Owen for
i5i. John C. Smith VS.. Isaac N. Num-
ford, ap. Attorneys-Page and Owen Tor
probate court1
Estates OF Sarah P. Blake, will for pro-
Burnett S. w. Bragunn, petition for sale
of real estate. "a
Edward H. Burgess, administration ac-
Angeline Carpenter, win for probate.
Catharine Carroll, petition for appoint
nent OF administrator. yffD
Edward Conley, petition for removal Of
executor and appointment OF adminis-
traitor, de bonus non, with will an
nexed. -
John c. Connolly, petition for removal
Annie j. Dexter, petition for sale of real
estate.
Durfee (minor), guardians account.
Catherine Everett, will for probate.
Jedediah b. Fuller, administration ac-
count.
Jessie M. Gardiner. Fannie s. Gardiner,
petition for sale OF real estate.
Jane A. Greene, petition for appoint
ment of administration.
Caroline l.. Hawkins alias Melvil, ad-
ministration account.
Marie b. M. Hennessey, petition for sale
of real estate. 81
Daniel Horton, administration account.
Mary d. Jackson, William j. Jackson,
petition for appointment OF guardian.
John K. Lester petition for sale OF real
estate.
Mary Masterson, petition for appoint
ment Of administrator.
Mary McGinn, petition for sale OF real
estate.
Catharine Mulvey, administration ac-
count.
Peter Mulvey, petition for appointment
of administrator,
Sarah A. Palmer, petition tor appoint
ment of administration.
Christopher r. Potter, will for probate.
Mary A. Potter, will for probate.
Mary Ann Quinn, administration ac-
count and resignation.
Patrick Quinn, administration account
and resig nation.
Estate OF Sarah Read, petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator.
Sheffield Smith, administration ac-
count.
Francis L. Stead, administration ac-
count.
Charlotte II. B. Tyler, petition for sale
of real estate.
George Y. Tyler, petition for sale OF real
estate. 4. ~
August vOgel, for appointment Of ad-
Sarah A. Williams, administration ac-
count.
sixth District Court.
In the sixth district court this merning
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