The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-12
Court Notes,

Judge Studley in the common pleas
 court yesterday granted orders of fore
 closure in the suits brought to foreclose
 tax liens placed by the town of Hamden | on property of Arnold Strouse, James
 J. Clancy, Henry A. Porter ct al, Julia
 Ann Carr, Rachael Tenbrook, the widow and heirs of Michael Fox, Thomas flag
 gerty ct al., Almeron B. Harris, widow l and heirs of P. Mordaunt Patrick Con- don, William Scott Linsley, John 10.
 Bradley, F. w. Brooks ct al, Edward
 Johnson ct al., and widow and heirs of
 D. Seymour Tomlinson. The first Mon
 day in June was set as the limit of time
 of redemption.
 Attorney James D. Dewell, jr,, trus-
 tee of the estate of T. A. Wyre & Co.,,
 Church street clothiers, has sold the
 estate to a New York party. The es-
 tate will pay creditors about twenty
 five cents on the dollar
 TO SETTLE WITH HIS CREDITORS
 MT B. Booth, the veteran auctioneer and furnitpre dealer, said yesterday re- garding his financial difficulty;
 'I am offering to settle with the creditors for 20 cents on the dollar, and most of them have agreed to that. Whether they will all do so or not I cannot tell That Is the best they can do c. c. Andrews has a total claim of $30,000, and think that that would be withdrawn if the settlement was made. If an assignment Is made Mir. Andrews would present his claim for $30,00O, and the assets would be completely wiped out The claims outside of that one amount to about $10 900, and the assets are $2500. A New York house attached the store, and C. c. Andrews then put in a claim for $12,- O0o
 "If, as I said before, the creditors ac- cept the 20sper cent think that MT. | Andrews claim would be withdrawn. | I have been in the business for a long [ time but ave'neyer made more than a living out of it. I have done that, however, until this thing came up."
 QUIGEEY's INSOLVENCY.
 Edwin 0, Quigley, the forger, now in Sing Sing, who created such financial havoc a short time ago, was declared insolvent by Judge Cleaveland in the F probate court yesterday morning upon application of the Newark Banking The application was made through Attorney J. D Dewell, jr, and he produced a receipt from the warden of the prison to the effect that ne had delivered the notice of the pen 1Iency of the proceedings. It was that there are in Connecu- ut some margins on bonds which itand in the name of Qulgley per ionally- These bonds are in a Clinton md Bridgeport bank and Trustee > E. Merwin wants to get them under lis control to use as assets of the state.
 It was stated that Quigley had per onally made notes which were in the of Connecticut banks. It is 7 tated that the New Haven Savings ,ank holds one of these.
 General s. E. Merwin was appointed rustee and Roger $. Baldwin and Har- y G. Day were appointed commis- iopers on the estate. t HE SPIEBBBRG CASE NOLLED. The criminal charge against Nicholas c . spielberg, the Russian, who, while
 student in the Law school, was arr r eSptu Ou lit .CbIIlpldtlii bl odi d NEW . nan, the sixteen-year-old daughter of 'eter Newman. the State street shoe 1erchant, was nolled in the city court | 
 Spielberg, after his arrest early in he present year, forfeited bond of] 500 and fled eto Philadelphia, where he ; -as arrested on a ball piece and s rought back here by Sergeant Cowles t When he arrived here Spielberg mar led the Newman girl. In view of this I lct the case against him was con- c nued until yesterday to see If he con ucted himself properly towards his |, fife. Yesterday morning Spielberg, 2 is father-in-law, and Attorney Me- o amara, his counsel. appeared in court, f nd satisfied City Attorney Fox that F le accused had been model husband, l nd the case was nolled V