The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
TH|RDEDIT|ON
3:l5 O'CLOCK.
Is ENJOINED.
Langley Wharf Trouble
Again Aired.
A Steam Boiler Owner Must
Stop the Smoke.
An order to HeirS--Other DEGREES
T.
An Order to HeirS--Other DEGREES
Entered in Court Today.

| Once again the langley estate troubles
occupied the attention of Chief Justice
| Matteson for time this morning. Some
| time ago Samuel II. Honey bought the
rights of some of the Langley heirs and
brought suits to recover one eighteenth
of the rent for which the property was
leased to Gardner b. Reynolds & Com
pany. These rents were very frequent
| and the trustee of the property, W. p.
| sheffield, Jr., asked the court TO re-
strain Honey from prosecuting these
suits.
An injunctl was granted by the APP
| pellate court, but il was modified so that
| Honey might prosecute one of his suits
| before the district court in Newport.
| This suit was decided in favor of Honey.
Today Colonel Honey asked that the in
| junction restraining him from prosecut-
| irg his suits against Gardiner h. key-
nolds 4 Company might he vacated that
he might be able to maintain his rights
at law.
Col. Sheffield opposed this motion and
said that no one would be injured by al
lowing the injunction to remain until
the bin of complaint might be fully
heard.
L. ID. Bassett appeared for Colonel
Honey, stated that the latter would not
use the rights in a manner that would be
oppressive TO Gardiner B. Reynolds and
again asked that the Injunction might be
removed SO that the accrued rent might
be collected.
Colonel Sheffield said that rs the Gardi-
ner B. Reynolds Company was willing to
pay one eighteenth of the rent which
amounted to about S6. SO per month into
court he did not see how any hardships
could result.
Chief Justice Matteson said he would
consider the matter.
Counsellor Walter f. Angel asked that
time might be fixed for the closing of
testimony in the case of National Rubber
Company vs.. r. l. Hospital Trust Com
pauy. James Till ghast requested fur
ther time for his clients. The court
directed that an order be entered prJvid-
ing for the closing of testimony for the
plaintiff in direct on April 10.
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Catherine Daily petitioned this morning
for the granting of an Injunction re-
strainig Albert IL. Flint from operating a
boiler on Harris avenue TO the injury OF
the petitioner, Catherine DAILY, who owns
dwelling house at 45 Harris avenue.
The boiler in question is used in operat
ing factory for the saving or cutting of
wood into kindlings. Flint's factory
adjoins the house owned by the petitioner
and she claims that the noise caused by
the saws ard other machinery is unen-
durable; that the machinery is operated
at a speed that end ,ngers the foundations
OF her house, and that the coal dust and
smoke discharged from the boiler not
only makes the members of the petition
| er's family sick. destroys the grass and
herbage on the grounds around her house,
| but also destroys the curtains, furniture
and decorations in the same.
j. Il. Conley represented the petitioner
| for the injunction and an order was en-
| tered by the chief justice restraining
| Flint from operating the boiler in any
| the petitioner or endanger the health of
| her family.
NOTICE ORDERED GIVEN TO HEIRS.
An order was entered i'm the case of w.
| y. Bliss, administrator on the estate OF
| George Bellows, against the Providence
| Institution for Savings and others, direct
ing that the motion of counsel for the
| complainant to take the bill pro confesso
1 against all the respondents be continued
until April 4, 1906, at 10 a. M, and direct
| ing the clerk of the court to notify all
| persons in interest of the pendency of
| the motion before March 10.
The other respondents than the bank
are the heirs of the deceased Bellows who
| reside In the differcut parts of the
| country. The bank named admits IL has
sl100 on IL hands for the benefit of the
administrator. The latter desired the
| fund TO pay certain creditors of the estate
Cooke and Angel are attorneys for the
| administrators.
In the suit OF Ellen Nolan VS.. Francis
| II. Dunlavey, ct ux, an order was enter
ed restraining the respondents, Francis
e. Dunlavey and Elizabeth j. Dunlavey,
from making a sale or conveyance of the
real estate described in the bill of COM
plant until such time as hearing can be
| had upon said bill.
decree was entered in the case OF
| Clinton Bennett, ct AL, VS.. Augustus o.
Bourne, ct al, directing A. q. Bourne
and Fred A.W. Harris TO give bond as as
sIgnees of the William A. Harris Steam
Engine Co. in the sum of s25,0J0 with
the American Surety Copmany Of New
| York. as surety thereon, on or before
March 21, 1896, and that said assignees
| file an inventory OF their assignors on or
before March 81, 1896.
An order for an amended allowance was
granted in the case OF Mary j. Sweetland
VS.. Benjamin NJ. Swoetland.
Common Pleas Division.)
Before Judge Wilbur was heard this
morning the petition of David Stern, one
OF the defendants I'm the suit OF Heller
Hirsch and others against the White Rose
Company. Stern was one of four persons
who b. gau the manufacture of sosp. etc. !,
in Pawtucket. IL Is alleged that he and
| other parties formerly interested in the
manufacturing of the above articles got
into debt and were arrested. stern claimed
that be should be discharged from arrest
because be had property In the State.
| Huqh J. Carroll represented the peti-
tioner and IT, u. BaruoHeld, the plaintiff
No jury cases were ready for trial and
| most OF the other matters on the docket
went over foF week.
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