The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-24
HEARD IN COURT.
Very Short Sessions, But Consider
able Business Done.

In the appellate division Of the Supreme
Court this forenoon, before Judge Stiness,
the calendar of motions was called.
In the case OF Macauey Bros, ct al., VS..
Patrick Tierney, ct al. the motion of the
complainants TO have the cause heard on
oral evidence was denied and an order en-
tered appointing commissioners TO take
testimony.
The following cases were continued one
week: Mary McGowan VS.. N. V, N. II.
& II. r.. r. Co.; Florence Nc
Gowan VS.. the same; ,,,, Josenh H.
administrators, va Fred ~. Elsbree:
John Mclaughlin vs.. Kate Mclaughlin;
James Healey vs. John OConnell ct al;
William r. johnson eft ux.. vs.. John w.
Atwood, et AL; Caroline +. Munro VS..
Marv f. Johnson et al.
The case of Rosenna Harrigan vs. James
Gallagher ct ux. was continued two
weeks.
The case OF the Household Sewing
Machine Company VS.. ZIG music boxes
came mp and decree was entered
esta ablishing lien for the petitioner on
said mu sic boxes for a, 1899, and referring
the case to a master to make sale OF said
music boxes.
In the case OF Robert Forsyth VS..
Clarence l.. Shepard eft AL, decree was
entered for partition by sale OF certain
real estate.
In he case OF Charles p. Olney VS.. Silas
! G. Shaw final decree was entered.
In the case OF Caroline +. Munree VS..
Mary r. Johnson ct al, the court ap-
pointed William r. Johnson guardian ad
litem of the minor respondent.
In the case OF Sheffield Smith. attorney
for Thomas p. Smith VS.. Henry ;. Smith -
receipt has been filed setting forth that
the allowing of interest would be grossly
inequita BILE and that on account OF the
Ix@.. ~ T~.. L.. II xatk ohA
be deducted from the profits ascer-
tanned, s33,500. il was extremely diff
cult to arrive at the transactions
of the partnership. With minor changes
the masters report was ordered confirmed
and the plaintiffs prevailed.
In the case of William II. King pro
ami VS.. George Gordon King, in order on
motion for leave to file further testi-
mony, the death of Caleb Eaton, next
friend. was suggested.
In the case of Emily f. Angel vs. Byron
Angel, the plaintiffs petition for an
allowance for counsel fees and support
was dismissed.
The case of Jennie L. Miller ct al. VS..
Clarence u. Coffin, sd dminstrator, was as
signed for hearing TO December IA.
The case OF Edward L. George eft al. va.
Willis A. Fenner, was assigned to No
vemher 30.
In the common pleas division the mo-
tion calendar was heard before Judge
Douglas.
Before Judge Wilbur the case of West
cott N Cole vs.. the Nnrrsgsnsett Electric
Lighting Company was heard in part, and
further hearing was deferred 10 Dec. s.
In the case of William VI. Place & Co.,
VS.. Frank Smith, judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff in s2415.S2.
Declarations Filed.
Hagop Bogigian filed a declaration
against Sarks II. Nahigisn, alias, claiming
damages in $1,000 for goods alleged to have
been missappropriated from plaintiffs
store. The case was assigned TO January
z.
The case OF Greene, Anthony & Co. VS..
George p. Whitney, to recover 1896. 40 on
prommisory note, was assigned to Janu-
airy z.
Edward A. Gladding filed declaration
va. the Providence Fire Company for
S2595.0i for goods sold by the defendant.
January was also assigned TO hear the
case.