Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-11

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discharge the same in any other manner
than by payment.
Fourth: That she never agreed in
manner or form that the complainant
| should only pay interest thereon, and
never acknowledged any Indebtedness
from him to the complainant.
Fifth That the amount unpaid and
due upon said note and mortgage is the
sum of $500 and interest thereon at the
rate of per cent per annum from
Jan. 8, 1897.
c. s. Hayden for the plaintiff c. F.
Baker and c. E. Upper for the respon-
dent.
INSOLVENCY COURT.
Charles A. Payne, the provision deal
er at SIS southbridge street, filed a vol
untary petition in insolvency, Thursday,
through his counsel, James F. Tlmon.
The hearing on the petition is set for
the 25th inst. No schedule of assets or
liabilities was filed.
The following cases are in order at
the court of insolvency today:
1716-William L. Haskell, adjourned
composition.
1717-Aaron jackson, Worcester, ad-
journed first meeting and adjourned
composition,
1720-George A. Davis, Worcester, adj
journed composition.
16S0-Arthur w. Fish, Northbridge,
examination.
COUNTY EXPENSES.
The county commissioners Thursday ne
gotiated loan of $4,000 to meet the
county expenses until the county tax
has been paid. The loan was placed
with the Blodget, Merritt Company of
Boston, the rate of interest being 2.79
the lowest for years. By chapter 12S in
the acts of 1897, the commissioners are
given authority to secure loans anticip-
atory of the county tax further provid-
ed for in section T. chapter 153. For a
number of years it has been the prac-
tice to carry in the county treasury a
balance of $4,000 but by the last leg
islative enactment the surpluses were
retired. County Treasurer Edward A
Brown secures the loan on 10 months
note, and county bills will be paid as
rapidly as possible.
INSTALLED AS KEEPER,
Clarence E. Smith, clerk in the store
of Walter B. Weston, leather merchant
at 141 Front street, has been installed
as keeper at WestoRs under an at
tachment placed on the property in the
sum Of $1,000 by Deputy Sheriff James
Early in behalf of Frederick Harring-
ton of Cleveland, o., in an action of
contract. A meeting of the creditors
will be held at the store today. G. F.
Stevens appears for the plaintiff in the
suit.
ATTACHMENTS.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts VS..
John w Stockton ct al, Northboro,
$1,000, superior court; writ served by
Scott. District Attorney Herbert Park
er for plaintiff.
Commonwealth VS. Peter Parano,
otherwise called Peter Cook, ct al,
Worcester, $1,000, superior court; writ
served by Scott. District Attorney
Parker for plaintiff
Commonwealth of Massachusetts VS..
Peter Cook, otherwise called Peter Pa
rano, james Checoly, Worcester, $1,000,
superior court; writ served by Scott.
District Attorney Parker for plaintiff.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, vs.,
Joseph F. Bergman, Jessie M. Berg
man ct AL, Clinton, $1,000 superior
court; writ served by Scott. District
Attorney Parker for plaintiff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs..
Cornelius ]. Mack ct al, Northboro,
$1,000 superior court; writ served by
Scott. District Attorney Herbert Parker
for plaintiff.
John Hancock, Jr., VS.. C. w. McIntire,
otherwise called Calvin w McIntire, H.
w. McIntire, otherwise called Harry w.
McIntire, otherwise called Henry w.
McIntire, especially estate in name of
c. w. McIntire, otherwise called Calvin
w. MeIntire, in name of Nellie G. Nc
Intire, Charlton, $500, first district court
of southern Worcester; writ served by
Jacob. Morgan & Stewart for plaintiff.
August S. Wakefield VS.. Thomas s.
Livermore, Leicester, $500, central dis
trict court; writ served by Early, G. r,
johnson for plaintiff.
John H. Mccarthy VS.. Timothy Walsh,
Spencer, $500, central district court;
writ served by Draper.
Charles B. Sawin VS.. Samuel N.
Thompson. Southboro, $500, superior
court; writ served by Newton. Charles
f. Choate, Jr., for plaintiff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts VS..
Herman DietZman ct ais, Clinton, $1,000,
superior court; writ served by Scott
District Attorney Parker for plaintiff.
John F. Robinson & Co. VS.. Daniel
Collins. $500; Green, T. j.; writ served
by Hillman. ]. H. Schoonmaker for
plaintiff.
Almer F. Richardson VS.. Daniel Col
Inns, $500; Green, T. j.; writ served by
Hillman. j. II. Schoonmaker for plain
tiff.
Jeremiah C. Byrnes ct al. vs. Daniel
G. Collins $500, Green, T. j.; writ served
by Hillman. j. H. Shoemaker for
plaintiff
Samuel p Rohan ct al vs. Daniel c.
Collins, $500; Green, T. j.; writ served
by Hillman. J. H. Schoonmaker for
plaintiff
SEVERAL SUITS BROUGHT.
Several suits for $1,000 each were
brought in the superior court Thursday
by District Attorney Parker, in behalf OF
the commonwealth, against sureties in
several cases in which the defendants
| defaulted at the recent, criminal term
before Judge Hopkins. The writs were
| served Thursday morning by Deputy
/ Sheriff w. w. Scott, upon the follow
I ing parties: Herman Dietzman ct ais,
/ Clinton; Peter Cook, otherwise called
Peter Parano, and James Checoly, Wor-
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