The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-27
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS

A AANO Il hSANIA Al A AAN N ~@ A V V v Y. D. HENDEE COMPANY OFFERS TO PAY s5 PER CENT. ON CLAIMS. A. c. Traeger's Application to Manage His own AGairs--Tined for Illegal Liquor Selling-Other Court Notes. George R. Cooley and A. N. Wheeler were yesterday appointed by Judge Cleaveland of the probate court, com missioners on the insolvent estate of the Frisbie Cycle company.
 A FORECLOSURE SUIT.
 A foreclosure suit was brought yes- terday by James Cassidy of this city against Frnacis Turbet of Davenport avenue to recover a mortgage note or $500 on property on Winthrop avenue. Attorney Goodhart drew the papers and Deputy Sheriff Koon served them. D. D. HENDEE co. OFFERS 25 PER
 CENT.
 The creditors of the ID. D. Hendee Co.,, tailors on Chapel street, have held conference to consider an offer of 25 per cent. for settlement of all claims, which was made to them. The case came up in the probate court yester- day morning, but was continued until tomorrow If the creditors do not agree to this proposition a trustee will be appointed at that time.
 A FARMER ASSIGNS.
 Lyman M. Tryon, a farmer living at 97 Campbell avenue, West Haven, made an assignment in the probate court yes- terday, naming Judge s. J. Bryant as tustee. It is said his estate will pay 75 or 80 per cent. on liabilities of $1,200. A. c. TRAEGER'S APPLICATION
 CONSIDERED.
 The application of A. c. Traeger for the restoration of his rights to handle his money as he pleases, and for the dismissal of the conservator, former Judge Callahan, was brought up in the probate court yesterday. The lawyers and Judge Cleave1and went into the vault together, and, after a short con- ference in that retired place, came out and announced that the application had been put over until Il a. m. next Friday.
 It is understood that the conservator will take no part in the hearing next Friday unless called up to testify, and that there will be only slight op- position, coming from Mrs. Traeger.
 Court Notes.
 AIphonso Massaro, who was arrest ed by Policemen Marlowe and H. J. Donnelly last Sunday charged with selling beer from a satchel on Factory street. and Alphonso Salvatore, who was arrested, charged with having beer for sale in his house on Oak street, were tried in the city court yesterday morning Thirteen witnesses testified that they had seen Massaro carrying beer about in the satchel, and some said they had been asked to partake of the beer They had also seen Sal yatore with the satchel. Judge Dow fined Massaro $1O0 and Salvatore $1o.
 SPEH'S TRIAL TOMORROW.
 The trial of Herman Speh, proprietor of the Sea View house, Savin Rock, for alleged violation of the Sunday law, will begin in the West Haven borough i. court tomorrow morning. It is alleged to be a second offense, and if conyic- tfon~ follows, the penalty judging iron, TWitchelrs case, will be heavy The state has a weak point to overcome, not present in the Twitchell case. No liquors were seized at Speh's.
 DISPUTE OVER A FOOTBALL.
 William Perry, William Kiernan and William Smith were charged with gen. eral breach of the peace in the city court yesterday From the testimony it would appear they had a general fight in front of the Elm City hotel A dispute over a football started the trouble, which was not very serious Kiernan was fined $1, Smith S2 anG Perry $3.
 S20 FOR DRUNKENNESS
 William E. Tomlinson of Woodbridge who in the short intervals when he is not in jail hits the flowing bowl pro fusely, was in court yesterday fol drunkenness. He pleaded his own case but that availed him nothing as he wa fined $20. U
 STAFFORD'S CASE CONTINUED.
 William Stafford, who was arrested by Sergeant Gibson for vagrancy ant drunkenness, was in court yesterda. and the case was continued until to day and Sergeant Gibson will look tn matter up. A bond of $50 was fixed il each case.
 TRACTS CASE NOLLED.
 The case of non-support agains Charles Tracy was yesterday nolled a Tracy has been doing something flo the support of his family since he wa arrested two weeks ago
 BREACH OF PEACE SUIT CONTIN
 LIED.
 Charles Soderbergs case of breach o the peace was again continued, as Pc terson, the man upon whom the assaul was committed, could not be found. capias has been issued and the cas will probably come up this morning.
 BIG APPLE CROP.
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