The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-05

err would not allow the claims and or
dered that the two appraisers appear
in court and explain their claim.
Probate Court Judge Cieaveland,
Patrick Little was removed yester-
day morning by Judge Cleaveland from
the guardianship Of Henry White be-
cause he refused to furnish a new bond.
He made a report to the probate court
which showed that he was indebted to
the ward in the amount of $246, but
had but balance Of IS in the bank
with which to pay it.
A. Coukos, candy maker make an
other assignment through his counsel,
P. w. Chase. He formerly conducted
the Handy Kitchen on Chapel street
and after his creditors attached he
assigned late in January He has been
connected with the candy store in the
Poll theater building on Church street
for some weeks. Creditors attached
this place on Thursday.
APPLIED FOR A REVIEW.
Attorney Henry G. Newton made APP
plication in the superior court yester-
day afternoon for the appointment of
a receiver for the buckingham, Clark
& Jackson company, hardware deal
ers. The stockholders have voted to
ask for a receiver. An application to
force the company into insolvency is
pending In the probate court and will
be heard March g.
SUED FOR FRAUD.
The Firemen's Insurance company of
New Jersey has brought suit against
Councilman Isadore Stein, alleging
fraud, and property on Shelton avenue,
Dixwell avenue. White and Hamilton
streets, has been attached. Mr.. Stein
has been summoned before Justice
James e. Wheeler on March %, at II
a. m. The papers in the suit allege
that on July 2, 1897, Samuel Sack of
this city brought suit against the in
surance company and Mr.. Stein signed
| the writ as justice of the peace. 1t is
alleged that Mr.. Stein wrote in the
writ that 81. Steinfeldt was recogniz-
ed in the sum of $40 to prosecute"
| They claim that Sack was not a re-
| sponsible person and that Steinfeldt
| never appeared, and they We're award
| ed judgment for costs, which they
were unable to collect by reason of
| Steinfeldt denying that he had au-
| thorized the use of his name and that
| it was used fraudulently.
| CHARGED WITH MALPRACTICE
| DR.. Henry F. Gill and DIR. Nancy AL
! ice Guilford of 54S Chapel street, and
/ Clifford Johnson of Cheshire will be
| given hearing in the city court this
| morning on the charge of malpractice
| The case will probably be continued, as
Miss Emma l.. Taylor, the principa,
witness against the accused, is still
confined in the New Haven hospital.
City Court-Criminal Side--Judge Studley.
In the city court yesterday morning
Judge Studley of the court of common
pleas on the bench, Adrian Fritz plead
ed guilty to two charges of embezzle-
ment and was sentefIced to Jail fol-
| counts,
Benjamin N Aston and Catharine De
Shielle We're fined $25 and $40 costs each
| for assaulting each other.
The case of Clara Moran an incor-
| rigible girl of sixteen years, was con-
| tinued until to-day.
The case of John Schoenberg, charg-
| ed with theft, was nolled. He is want
| ed in Milford for burglary.
The cases of Perfello Bonaventuro
| Andrew Colavolpe and Andrew Esposi-
to, charged with breach of the peace
| upon William ]. Kelly, were continued
| until Monday, and the accused were
| held in SIS bond each.
| William Cowles was fined 500 an6
| costs for drunkenness and granted g
suspension of judgment on the charge
| of breach of peace.
| The case of William Corrigan, charg
ed with being found in saloon or
Sunday, was continued until Tuesday.
| James Casey pleaded guilty to keep
| ing an unregistered dog and was fined
| So and $500 costs.
| The continued breach of the peac,
case of Michael Kane was postponed
| nisi and he will be sent to the aims
! house.