The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-09
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
WiLG OF LATE REF. FATHER MUL-
 HOLLAND PROBATED.

Traeger Estate-Frank Mayiinger De-
 fendant in Another Suit.
 The will of the late Rev. Patrick Mulholland of St. Francis church was admitted to probate by Judge Cleave- land in the probate court yesterday, It bequeaths all the real estate of the testator and all his uncollected salary as rector to the church, Twenty-Five thousand dollars is left in trust to Owen Mulholland, a nephew, who lived with the testator, to complete his edu- cation. To Rev. John Cooney, the tes- tators horse, carriage and harness are bequeathed, To Sarah Kane $100 is given, and to Edward and John Null holland, brothers of the testator, and to the heirs of Mary Ann Mulholland the sum of $100 each is given. The res idue of the estate is left to the heirs of Mary A. Mulholland.
 The will was drawn on October 2S, 1897, a few days before Father Mulhol- lands death.
 A conserYator was appointed over "Dr." Hurd of Hamden, a diphtheria specialist. Dr. Hurd is old and it is said he can no longer attend to his | business. A. H. Hurlburt was appoint ed. Dr. Hurd owns a small house and lot just over the city line in Hamden. | The inventory on the estate of the | late Frank G. Phipps who died at the New Haven house several months ago, was filed in the probate court yester- | day. The estate is appraised at $2O2,- | 230, all personal property. Under the state succession tax the estate will be l taxed one-half per cent, and the tax money will go into the state treasury, | The bulk of this estate goes to Mrs, Barnes, wife of Major T, Attwater Barnes, daughter of the deceased. l The adjourned hearing on the accept ance of the report of James $. Green, l trustee of the estate of A. c. Traeger, was postponed until ? p. m. Thursday. | All of the lawyers except Harry w, l Asher were present, and it was on ac- count of his absence that the continu- 1 ance was granted. The counsel have
 met and the report Will be changed and amended and several fees will be 1 reduced so that a proposition of a 10 1 ptl tClll tlNluSlld Ceill DC pllSlCu, present dividend is 3-10th per cent, The hearing on the application for | the removal of Catherine Corr as ad- l ministratrix on the estate of Patrick | Corr was continued one week. This is the case in which the superior court is sued write of prohibition to prevent Judge Ceaveland from removing the ad- ministratrix.
 There was a partial hearing over the distribution of the estate of the late | Philip Cook. MT. Cook died about ten years ago and left property located at 67-71 York street, It is worth about | 5000
 MAYLINGER SUED FOR s1o,O00 l Yesterday suit was brought by Miss l Augusta Hasselman against Frank
 Maylinger of the firm of Maylinger & | Hugo for $10000 on account of an al legged assault All of Maylingers
 real estate was attached by Deputy Sheriff Dejon.
 | Miss Hasselmah alleges that in July Maylnger struck, beat and bruised her; that on July 2, 1897, at Maylinger's res | idence, 295 Howard avenue, he "unlaw- 1 fully made an assault on the person of
 the plaintiff and forelbly threw her l down and i'll treated her and abused | her, so that she suffered for a long time great mental and physical pain and anguish"
 1 Cable & Tyner are counsel for the plaintiff. H. D. Clark x Co.,, dealers in building materials at 961 Grand avenue, have | brought an action in the court of con-
 mon pleas against Merritt w. Burwell and ]. Birney Futile, in which they claim $7o for supplies furnished. | Court of Common Pleas-Criminal Side. The court of common pleas, criminal side, convened yesterday morning by adjournment and adjourned until to-
 day, when a jury will be in attendance for the trial of cases.
 l City Court-Criminai Side-Judge Bishop.
 In the city court yesterday morning the case of John Lozowski, aged fifteen years, charged with the theft of sam
 uel Komroff's bicycle, was continued until to-day under $2O9 bonds. The case
 of John A. Henderson, colored, of B | 4ork street, chdrGeu WltH StedllhS tlle
 wheel of Alfred Oggesen, was continued
 until to-day.
 Antonioi Poloris of 4S Oak street was
 fined $1O and costs for assaulting Dan
 iel Griffin with poker.
 Jeremiah r. Hagerty was charged
 with wife beating. His case was con-
 tinued until to-day. Hagerty is the
 man who claims his heart is on the
 right side.