Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-12
trix, valuation of estate $4,000 real $1,000

personal.
Administrators appointed--Victor w.
LamoreauX, on estate of Marie l..
Giard, Southbridge, valuation of estate
$1700 personal; Johanna M. Janson, on
estate of George K. Janson, Worcester;
John D. Kielty, ON estate of Bridget
Kielty, Fitchburg, valuation Of estate,
$4,000 real, $4,000 personal; Frank w.
Adams, on estate of Amos w. Lamb,
Royalston, valuation of estate, $500 real,
$50 personal; Frank w. Adams, on es-
tate of Henry c. Reed. Royalston, valua-
ton Of estate $4,000 real, $400 personal; ;
Emma L. Pierce, on estate of Ellis w.
Pierce, Fitchburg, valuation of estate,
$345 PERSONAL; Mary E. Sullivan, on es-
tate of Thomas Sullivan, Worcester;
Warwick ]. Fay, on estate of Lettie M:
Fay, Worcester, valuation Of estate, $500
personal; Daniel c. Murphy, on estate
of John A Murphy, Milford, valuation
of estate, $500 real, $50 personal; Frank
E. Marsh, on estate of Carrie K. Howe,
Holden; Elizabeth NJ Clapp, on estate
of Pyrene Newton, Northboro, valuation
Of estate, $1,000 personal; Alonzo H.
Whitten, on estate Of Mary 2. Lord
Templeton, valuation of estate, $500
PERSONAL; Mary S. Merrill, on estate or
William H. Merrill, Worcester, valua-
ton of estate, $215 personal.
Guardians appointed-Ada w. Reed,
of Spencer A. iced, minor, Royalston'
valuation of estate, $4,000 real, $3.50 per
sonal; Frank E. Marsh, of Mabel +.
Howe, Holden, minor
Trustees appointed-Henry Billings
under will of Alfred Wyman, Worces--
ter, for benefit of Eudora E, Hay ana
Sally w. Hay; valuation of estate, $5136
personal; Arthur P. Rugg, under will OF
Jones E. Estabrook, Worcester. for BEN
eft of J. Herbert Estabrook, nj. E.
Estabrook and Kittie B. Wenzel nee
Estabrook, valuation of estate, $4,000
personal
Executors account allowed-Fourth
of Stedman Clark, under viii of John
Stedman Clark, Worcester receipts $l9,-
Alb; payments, $14,073.02
Administrators account filed-First of
Edward w. Merrick, on estate of Lucy
A. Smith, Worcester, receipts $l42.So
Guardians accounts fled--First of
Herbert E. Bush, guardian of Harry 5.
Vokes, North Brool5field receipts $24.66;
payments, $1025; first of Uriah Searles,
guardian of Mary e. Mccarthy re-
ceipts, $41276; payments, 1892; second of
Martin E. Bailey, guardian of Ansel D.
Brown, Worcester, receipts, S5l6; pay
ments, S1S2.56
Trustees account allowed-Second of
John NJ. Merriam, under will of John
F. Billings, West Boylston, for benefit
OF EllZd j. BILLINGS ct dis, ISCelplS Oll III
come, $56S.2O, payments $32l.54
COURT OF INSOLVENCY, FORBES,
j., WORCESTER, FRIDAY, FEB. II.
Adjourned mposition-William L.
Haskell, North Brookfield. Claims
proved and confirmation granted.
Adjourned first meeting and ad
journed composition, Aaron Johnson,
alton granted.
Adjourned composition-George A.
Davis, Worcester. Claims proved and
confirmation granted.
Examination-Arthu w Fish, North
boro, Cora Fish examined.
ATTACHMENTS.
Star Foundry Company VS.. Michael
Kennedy, Worcester, $780, Central dis
trict court Writ served by EARLY.
Charles NJ. Thayer for plaintiff
Edward B. Glasgow VS.. John A. Ken
nedy, alias John Kennedy. especially
that property in name of Kate NJ. Ken
nedy, $780, Central district court Writ
served by Hunt. E. B. Glasgow for
plaintiff.
Walker B. Smith ct al. VS.. Philip
Shannon, Worcester, $780, Central dis
John B. Scott for plaintiff.
Herbert B. Perry vs. George N. Low
ett, Athol, $780, Superior court of
Hampshire county. Writ served by
Doane.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UT
6.. /, LEY. ,J.-FRIDAY, FEB. II.
Carl Tunquist, 16 years old, was ar
rested on a warrant charging him with
assault and battery on Coon Wah,
Chinese laundryman at so Belmont
street
Coon Wah said that he was passing
by the store where the defendant works,
with clean shirt on his arm, Wednes-
day morning, when Tunquist threw mud
at him. spattering the shirt He kept
ON about his business, but the lad fol-
lowed him and finally struck him.
Tunquist said that the trouble grew
out of the fact that the boys Of
the Belmont street school had been
bothering the Cinnamon and pelting
their sign with snow balls. He claimed
that he never threw more than two
snow balls at the sign. On Wednesday
he went into neighboring grocery store
to borrow matches, and the complainant
was in the store at the time. Coon
Wah went out but returned in few
minutes with washing stick, with
which he threatened Tunquist.
While it was mot serious offense,
Judge Utley thought that the Chinaman
had been annoyed and Tunquist was
fined SO.
Eva and Sadie Shohan, charged with
assault and battery on Catherine Toney,
were discharged.
Corinne Lor Of Waltham, charged
with being vagrant, was discharged.
The drunks We're: Frank Quinn, Mau-
rice Kerns and John Goggin. house of
correction, four months; John Mattson
and Jeremiah H. Griffin, $40; James C.
Hurley continued until March T.
DECISIONS IN CIVIL CASES.
The following decisions in recent civil
cases tried in the central district court,
have been handed down:
Stone VS.. Waite, judgment for defend
ant, without costs. Plaintiff appealed.
Tiffany VS.. Fuller, judgment for plain
tiff, $50
Delaney VS.. Donahue, Judgment for
plaintiff, 1884.
Skinner VS.. Wilkinson, judgment for
defendant.
Goodnow VS.. King. judgment for
plaintiff.
Pharoah vs. Harrison, judgment for
defendant.