The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-22
ION A TEN PER CENT. BASIS
THE GAY ESTATE WILL BE SEi.
 FLED.

same-Divorce Proceedings Begun City Court News-Cunningham Appeals to the Superior Court,
 The Gay estate will finally be set tied on 10 per cent. basis. The general claims against the Hotel Majestic es- tate amounted to $2S.Os7.61, of which $7.047,4S was allowed; and $45,50 pre- ferred claims, of which $3T.50 was al- lowed. making the total of allowed claims $27,0S4,9S, Assets to meet these debts amounted to $1s,7SS,16. The as- sets were as follows: William Gay, $S,540; William and John Gay, contin- gency interest in the hotel furniture. $794.16; John Gay, $9,45o, The first and last sums represented stock in real es- tate and in the Gay Publishing com pany. The general claims against John Gay amount to $2S,O27.44; total allowed, s22,1 99244 amount covered by securities, S1,250; total amount subject to divi- | dend, S21742.44; total of allowed pre- ferred claims, $4S,6O.
 The general claims against William Gay amounted to $S, ,4O1.49, of which sS.- S6649 was allowed, and the allowed pre- | ferred claims reached $48.70. l The National Tradesman's bank had allowed against John $5,00o note with S1.52 protest fees, a $500 note with $1.52 protest fee, $950 with similar protest fees, $1,050 and $3,O00 notes. These notes were partly secured by eight houses in Fair Haven owned by Will liam and estimated at $1.250 each.
 SHE CLAIMS DISSIPATION.
 Mary Cathline Williams of No. Gregory street has instituted proceed ings for divorce against her husband Walter Williams, through her attorney A. H. Hayden, claiming desertion. MT Williams deserted his wife a few months before their son Harry, now about three years old, was born. Will. Hams is employed at the rubber shor and Mrs. Williams works at Winches- 1 ters.
 M. s. Stevens, through his attorney l.. E. Jacobs, yesterday filed $2,70( claim for foreclosure against c. A Moeller.
 | REPLEv1NED THE RIG.
 A horse and wagon in the possession of Joseph Bolotin of 21s Munson stree was replevined yesterday in a sui brought by Louis Dicosky of 116 Lafay, cite street. The writ was issued by At torney John G. Greenspun. Plaintiff alleges that Bolotin leased the horst ofo jpra af nd ho, failed to pay for it.
 MENTALLY DERANGED.
 A German woman by the name O Frolich, sixty-eight years old. who livet in the house owned by the city bacl of the Dixwell avenue station, was sen to Springside yesterday by order of Dr Klenke.
 | JUDGE BISHOPS CREST.
 The session of the city court yester day morning was short one and Judg Bishop soon disposed of the offender up before him.
 Michael Wisley of "A Palmer stree was up for drunkenness and breach 0 the peace. He was arrested at the In stance of his father. The stories of ia ther and son did not jibe, and sertenc was suspended on both charges. N witness fees were allowed.
 Daniel Brerthau and Owen Gray, ,wh indulged in a fistfc argument on Georg street, were tried for breach of tn peace and drunkenness, respectively Gray was fined $2 and costs and Brere tnau $10 and costs.
 Mary Hast evidently enjoys life be hind prison bars. She was only releas ed from jail last Saturday, where sh served a six weeks sentence Judg Bishop yesterday returned her to tn same place for sixty days for drunken ness and street walking.
 Liugi Maresca, who was Mary's part ner in the street walking, was sent t jail for ten days
 Pierce Dorney, for stealing condens ed milk from car at Long Wharf, wa fined $7 and costs and sent to jail fo thirty days.
 A nolle was entered yesterday In tn case of Thomas F. Gildea, charge with drunkenness and breach of tr peace.
 Simon Cunningham, who was fine s10 and costs Tuesday for committing nuisance has appealed his case to th superior court. Miss Grace Baker of New York, an Miss Mamie King of Waterbury wel arrested Tuesday night in West Have while trying to paint the borough. TT Baker girl was fined 8 and costs an the King girl s6 and costs by Jude Bryant this morning.
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