The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-02
Probate court-Judge Cleaveiand.

@~N"N~ANt f@' 'NAAtNoANS NSSS N'N~N ~~N' ~-tT pointed trustee on the insolvent estate of George s. vibbert in the pro ate court MT. Vibbert is card manu-ac- turer in Clintonville and North Haven, and his liabilities amount to $40,OOO. His assets as filed in court amount to $4l,- 900. The greater part of the liabilities are notes which MT. Vibbert has en- dorsed, and If the makers of the notes pay up he will probably pay 100 cents on the dollar of his liabilities. The Yale National bank of this city is a creditor of MT. Vibbert in the sum or $12,000 on endorsed notes, and George G. Powning of this city is also credit or to the extent of $2,0OO
 MT. Vibberts embarrassment is said to have been caused by a decrease Tn his business during the hard times or the last three or four years.
 MAY CONTEST W. W. WARD'S
 WILL,
 Tn the probate court yesterday hear ing on the will of the late w. w. Ward of West Haven was continued till June 1O Louis H. Bristol representing some heirs-at-law, asked for the continuance. It is understood that his clients con-
  not talk on the subject.
 MT Ward left property valued at S50,O00 Nephews and nieces were his heirs.
 R. J. BLANKS ASSIGNMENT.
 Richard J. Blank, saloonkeeper at AZ Church street, corner of Grown, made an assignment in the probate court yesterday, naming Milton Veil as trus- tee. Blank owes creditors s4,200. His assets are worth s1 ,5O0 if it is proved he owned the fixtures, but there is dis pute about this.
 CAIN WILL PROTEST.
 The hearing upon the application to commit David Cain to the insane asy- lum was postponed by Judge Cleave- land yesterday morning until to-day. The application is to be fought by Cain. who has retained ex-Judge Callahan to look out for him.
 ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.
 Doolittle & Dean, tailors on Meadow street, made an assignment yesterday afternoon, naming ex-Corporation Counsel Driscoll as trustee.
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
 The will of the late James Gallagher was admitted to probate yesterday. The estate is estimated at about $75,000 and is divided among the children.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge Dow.
 Patrick c. Mulligan, breach of peace, $5 fine, $5.42 costs William E. Galligan, same, same: John F. Mullen, same $5 fine s7.O6 costs: Patrick s. Linahan, same, nolled; Samuel Kelsey, same, dis charged; same, evading railroad fare, s5 fine, $10.70 costs Cornelius L. Boorom, same, S5 fine. $6.24 costs; same, breach of peace. nolle; Angelo Campio, non- support, nolle on payment of $S42 costs; John Brady, same, continued to June 30; Michael Tamsky, breach of peace, nolle; Thomas Starobin, same, same; Henry Zindenburg, Connecticut School for Boys complaint, bond called Ed ward Casey, same, discharged Michael TanslSy, same, same; Charles B. Hitch- cock, riding on sidewalk, nolle; Esther Cohen, breach of peace, $3 fine, $12.2S costs; Alfred J. DeLong, non-support, continued to June 30; Kitty Reilly, keeping house of i'll fame, continued to June 5; Jennie Bates, Mary Hall and Minnie Wright, residing in same, SIC fine, $6.02 costs each; Charles T. Nal lory, visiting same, continued to June 6; Antonio Areno, burglary, continued to June 4; Patrick McManus and John ] McNulty, Connecticut school complaint, continued to July 1; Harry Wilson, in- decent assault, $50 fine, three months in | jail and costs.