The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-29
Probate Court-Judge Cleaveland


held upon the admission to probate of
the will of the late Patrick Gallagher
was continued yesterday morning until
October II at the request of the counsel
for the contestants.
The appraisers on the estate of DR..
j. p. Atwater have reported that the
estate will amount to about 100000, of
which the university will have the
benefit
The appraisers of the estate of AL
phonso Thrill, deceased, have found that
Mr.. Thill's estate inventoried SIT, 056.62
real and $4736 of personal property.
Charles Fl. Pond was appointed adj
minstrator on the estate of julius
Tyler, deceased.
City Court Criminal Side-Judge Bishop.
In the city court, yesterday morning,
before Judge Bishop, the cases of Dom
mick Jorzello and Maria Martha Mar
tino charged with unbecoming conduct,
were continued until to-day
The case of Michael J. Fleming,
charged with breach of the peace
against Mrs. Susan Ireland, the police
matron, was continued until November
nisi
The case of John Mckenzie, charged
with stealing $50 from Christopher Con-
nor of 36 Day street, was continued I'M
til October l.
The case of Richard ZastroW, charged
on two counts with manufacturing and
selling adulterated vinegar, was contin-
ued until October s.
John A. Henderson, colored, was fined
$40 and costs for throwing Joseph Tend
Ter down stairs a few days ago.
SUIT FOR BENEFIT WITHDRAWN
Peter Ubovitch yesterday morning
withdrew his suit against the ST. Fran
cis' Lithuanian Benefit society," which
was partly tried before Judge Bishop in
the civil side Of the city court last Fri
day.
Ubovitch sued for $40 benefit, which
he declared was due him as member
of the society on account of a recent in
capacitation by reason of having twice
broken his arm.
Court Notes,
There was recorded in the town clerks
office yesterday a suit brought by
George s. Breasted and wife against
Henry H. Kraus and wife. All parties
to the suit reside in Mount Vernon, N
Y. Kraus formerly lived in New Ha-
ven, his father being Abraham Kraus
who was once councilman in this
city. The suit Is brought to recover
$500 which the plaintiffs allege they
were cheated out of in the sale of 9
butcher shop they purchased from tbs
defendants.
Property in Davenport avenue is at
tached in the suit.
WILL NOT CONTEST DIVORCE.
Eugene E. McEnroe has withdraw
his appearance in the divorce suit pend
ing against him, and the case will b.
heard Friday in the superior court
short calendar The wife is the daugh
ter of Captain Fred j. Peck and grand
daughter of ex-CommodCre Richard
Peck of this city. She will not claim
alfnony, and the divorce will probably
be speedily granted.
The charge of infidelity, made agains
McEnroe by the wife, has been with
drawn. The charge of cruelty has beer
left standing and Mr.. McEnroe will no
oppose divorce without alimony.
DEBTORS BODY ATTACHED
Not long ago C. Cusinelli & Co
bought out the grocery of G. w. Cooper
at Grand avenue and Artizan street
Last Saturday Cooper bought the gro
Gerry back for $1,000. The sellers didn'
pay their creditors when they received
the $1,000, and of them, Bryan, Mine
& Read, placed their bill in Attorney
P. Goodhart's hands. The latter tool
Cusinelli's body on the ground Of fraud
Cusinelli obtained bonds