Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

dollars, to recover for injuries received
April oath; 1897, while boarding one of
the defendants cars. As alleged, the
plaintiff had put one foot on the run
ming board, when the car suddenly
started, and he was thrown to the
ground, resulting in serious injuries, as
claimed. The evidence will be present.
ed in the case today, Sullivan & O'Con-
nell for the plaintiff; Herbert Parker,
Charles c. Milton for the defendants.
The following cases are continued:
PASSED.
2592-Neadreau VS.. Worcester Con-
struction Company.
MARCH IA
2212-Newton vs. city of Worcester.
259l-Newton vs. city of Worcester.
2637-Dwyer VS.. Worcester &. Subur-
ban Street Railway Company.
MARCH 18.
254S-McGaffney VS.. Newell
MARCH 81
2632-L Heureaux VS.. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company
IN ORDER FOR TODAY.
The cases in order for today are:
2535 (On triaD-Miller VS.. Worcester &
Suburban Street Railway Company.
Sullivan & O'Connell; Herbert Parker,
Milton.
24S1-Duggan VS.. New England Rail-
road Company Herbert Parker; Gould
ing, Mellish.
26S1-Lofstrom VS.. Coates Clipper Mfg.
Co. Sheehan & Cutting; Fales & Mellen.
2689-Deavy vs. Smith. w. E. Sibley
C. E. Sibley; Thayer & Rugg.
2695-Wilmet VS.. Cutting ct al Shee-
han & Cutting; Herbert Parker, Milton.
34-Barker VS. Tenney. Pinkerton;
Wood & Wood, J. c. Wheelock.
1316-Gardner VS.. N. E. Telephone &
Telegraph Co. Stevens; Lowell & Lowell,
Hopkins, Smith & Hopkins.
2147--Pitcher VS.. Walker Slattery;
Brown
BUCKLEY DIVORCE SUIT.
In the superior court, Wednesday,
Sullivan & O'Connell. as counsel for
Elizabeth E. Buckley, fled libel of di-
vorce from her husband, Elijah Buck
ley, the grounds alleged being gross and
confirmed habits of intoXication and
cruel treatment. The parties were mar
ried in Shaw, England, in 1886, and the
libel is returnable the first Monday in
April
SUIT AGAINST THE WORCESTER
AND MARLBORO.
A suit was entered in the superior civil
court, Wednesday, by Sullivan & O'Con-
nell, as counsel for James F. Sullivan,
against the Worcester and Marlboro
Street Railway Company, the case being
an action of tort. with an ad damnum
/ of S10,000 to recover for injuries re-
ceived in the summer of 1897, as alleged,
when the plaintiff was run down by one
Of. the defendant cars and his leg brok-
/ en-, hip fractured, eye knocked out and
] internal injuries received. The case is
returnable the first Monday in April
MR.. DAYS OFFER ACCEPTED.
The offer of Charles S. Day, the we'll
known dealer in mems furnishing goods
at the corner of Main and Pearl streets,
which was made known through the
| Spy Wednesday morning, has been ac-
cepted by the creditors to whom the Of
/ fer was submitted, the offer being, as
| previously stated, 15 cents on the dollar,
( payable May 1. No further developments
( have appeared, and there Is no change
( in the proceedings. Blackmer & Vaughan
are counsel for Mr.. Day.
GOODS SOLD ON EXECUTION.
| An auction was held in the Office of
Paul Bronner, in the Walker building,
Wednesday afternoon, goods being sold
on a writ of execution in favor of N.
| G. Burbank & Co., to satisfy a claim
! for $2S.8S against C. H. Adams, the
| Summer street ice cream dealer. Con-
| stable D. P. Shea sold the goods and the
receipts were turned over to the proper
| authority. Paul Bronner appeared for
| the N G. Burbank Co.
ACTORS AGAIN IN COURT.
George Richards and Eugene Garfield,
known to the theatregong public as
Richards and Garfield" in my Boys
] which had such a successful run at
Lothrop's Opera House a short time
ago, have again been summoned into
court for debt. The wellknown parties,
who were arrested in Worcester about
three weeks ago and who took the debt
/ or's oath, were compelled to undergo a
three days hearing in Marlboro after
they left Worcester, and at the final
adjournment yesterday the defendants
4 were discharged after a hard legal bat
tie, in which Judge George NJ Wood
! ward triumphantly won his case. The
/ parties were brought into court to an
swer to bill for $40 due Mrs. Doug
lass of Boston, contracted during their
| stay in Boston, and, after their dis
] charge, they left with their company
lol OtIlSI WOIluS 10 conquer. Inc case
was tried before Special Justice Brig
ham of Marlboro, and there was large
attendance at the protracted hearing
! Eugene G. Upton of Barry & Upton
| Boston, appeared for the plaintiff
Judge George NJ Woodward for the
| defendants.
TANDEM AT HAvENER'S REPLE
| VINED.
Deputy Sheriff James Hunt replevine(
a Stearns tandem wheel of the 1S9'
model, valued at $3.50, at Lud c. Have.
ner's. Wednesday afternoon, as the
property Of w. II. Coffin of this city
Last year A. Smith bought the wheel oi
Mr.. Coffin, and took 1t to Mr.. Havener's
TO be repaired. $40S5 was due on the
wheel as alleged; and when the bicycle
was once at Hayener's, ii is claimed he
refused to giye-ft~ up, and the writ Of
replevin in favor of Mr.. Coffin was ac-
cordingly issued. Charles s. Forbes foi
the plaintiff.
COL. GILES ACTION.
In the action brought by Col. w. A.
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