The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-09
IN AND ABOUT IH4 COURTS
ISBELL APPOINrED RECEITER OF BRADLET, DAMN G CARRING TON co.

Short Calendar Session of Superior Court
 Testimony Obtained for Il. D. Clark
 City Court Record.
 The application for a receiver pre- ferred by the Bradley, Damn & Car rington company, hardware dealers of 406 State street, was heard yesterday morning in the superior court before Judge Roraback.
 MT. Ernest l.. Isbell was appointed receiver for the company. The court fixed the bonds at $40,000, and appoint ed F. l., Leighton and M. A. Warner, appraisers. Four months are given for the creditors to present claims. The creditors asked for MT Isbell's appoint ment.
 THE GEARY--BALDWIN ISLANDER
 SUIT.
 The matter of alleged islander in the case of Geary vs Baldwin came up for brief time yesterday. MT. Geary sued MT. Baldwin for islander and for dam aging his business. The complaint was demurred to on the ground that there was no islander specified and no espe- cial damages named Hotchkiss & Asher, for MT. Geary, filed an amend ment in answer to the same specifying 1 that he, MT. Geary lost the Mill river | bridge job on account of the action. | MT. Goodhart entered demurrer yes | terday morning. SHORT CALENDAR SESSION. l At the short calendar of the superior | court the case of Reynolds Vs. Schohey was continued one week, as was also | Reynolds vs. West; the President and | Fellows of Yale college vs. Allis was continued one week; Smith and others, | creditors, against the Congregation BNai Israel; Munson vs. Cooper went over for one week; Castales vs. Aston to go by default if not answered in a week; Clark vs. Frost to be answered in two weeks.
 l The nine-year-old cases brought by w. P. Dickerman and the New Ha- ven Steam Saw Mill company against the city of New Haven and the Con- solidated road jointly, which arose out of the building of the bridge over the railroad tracks on East Chapel street, was on the short calendar list, but Judge Stoddard who appears for the plaintiffs. asked that it be continued for month or so in order that the i plaintiffs should first find out what damages the board of compensation | was willing to allow them. He said that the claims of each would amount to about S50,000. The court granted a l continuance of a month.
 The motion for judgment of foreclos- ure or decree of sales in the suits of John H. Phillips against Patrick F. Bohan for property in Ashmun street and against John L. Foley for property on Bradley street were granted and w. A. Wright named commissioner. The suit of Henry Somers against the city of Derby for $1O,O00 damages result | ing from a regarding of Minerva street was on the list upon a motion for de- | fault for failure to file answer. Judge l Roraback allowed one week in which to file the answer.
 ! Motions for default for failure to file answers and for judgment of foreclos- ure in the suit of the Cooperative Sav- ings society vs John w. Fitzgerald were disallowed and two months allow cd defendant to comply with the or der
 A motion was filed that the divorce case of Carrie Maylinger against Frank Maylinger be placed on the short calen- dar as an ex-parte one, no answer be- ing filed, was denied and one week al- I lowed in which to file q bill of particu- lars.