The record-union., 1896-02-15
AROUND THE COURTS.
Matters of More or Less Interest to
Litigants.
Disposition Made of the Law Ca1en-
dars In Departments One and
Two Yesterday.

In Department One Of the Superior
Court Judge Catlin yesterday granted
the application for the final discharge of
William Walker, an insolvent debtor.
The further hearing of the petition of
the defendant for the transfer Of the
action of Herman Schleip against the
General Electric Company was set for
Thursday, the Goth, to which order the
defendant excepts.
In the case of John Hagely against
Fred and Addie Saunders, the cost bill
was ordered taxed as filed.
The motion to strike out parts of the
complaint in the case of c. w. Clarke
against Rebecca Thisby was argued and
taken under adyisement.
A similar order was made in the case
of S. B. Moore against Laura Payne
and others.
The demurrer to the petition in the
case of Creditors against Luther Harris
was argued and submitted.
In the case of Eliza r. Griffith against
o. w. Griffith the demurrer to the cross
complaint was overruled The defen-
dant was ordered to pay the plaintiff
$50 counsel fees, &25 costs and $50 ali
mony.
An order was entered confirming the
sale of personal property of J. J.
Glacken, an insolvent, by T. w. O'Neill.
the assignee.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
In Department Two, Judge Johnson
granted the application for the sale of
real property of the estate of Timothy
Byron, deceased.
The final account of the administrator
of the estate of Helen M Cuyler, de-
ceased, was allowed and the sale of
personal property confirmed
w. B. Miller was appointed guardian
of the estate of Mary Meyer, an in
competent; also of Minnie Never.
minor; bond, So, 700.
The will of the late George F. Bronner
was admitted to probate: letters to
Bridget Bronner on filing a bond of
$4,000 Appraisers, w. H. Sherburn, e.
L. Hawk and Peter Newman; notice to
creditors in the Record Union" Mrs.
Bronner was also appointed guardian
Of the minor heirs.
w. j. Toland was granted letters on
the estate of Annie O'Conner, deceased.
M. Barber was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Alice Isaac. de-
ceased; appraisers, Elmer Brown, How
ard Mcintyre and ]. M MiIliken: notice
to creditors in the Record Union"
The final account of the administrator
of the estate of Johanna c. Stuber. de-
ceased, was settled and an order of dis
tribution entered
w. B. Miller was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate of Hugo Klaas, de-
ceased; appraisers, Chris Wilke. Fl. s.
Beals and E. d. Shirland.
An order was made for the sale of real
property of the estate of Mary La
France, deceased, at auction.
The petition to set aside the claim of
Ellzabeth Nobel against the estate of
Elizabeth Young, deceased, was argued
and taken under advisement.
The will Of John Prior deceased. was
admitted to probate and letters granted
TO W. b. Miller; appraisers, w. s. Howe.
j. H. Wiseman and j. E. Mills; notice to
creditors in the Record -Union.'
The motion to dismiss the petition for
revoking the will of William Joseph. de-
ceased, was set for hearing on the Dist
decree was entered showing due
notice to creditors in the matter of the
estate of Catherine White. deceased
also in the estates OF w. Fl. McKeon
and Hannah E. Putnam, deceased.
An order was made allowing Lulu
Uren $40 per month alimony from Ed
ward Uren, $40 for costs and S25 at
torney's fees, to be paid on the 1st of
March.
The application of the plaintiff for a
receiver in the matter of Theodore
Blauth against c. 2. Brockway was ar
gued by A. NJ. Johnson for the plain
tiff and Wilbur George for the re-
spondent, and submitted