Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-25

The case will be taken on appeal to the
supreme court. Wood &s Wood for the
plaintiff. Arthur +. Rugg for the city
The next case for trial was that of
Henry j, Quimby, the real estate deal
er VS. William Banaghan, in an action
OF contract, to recover $780, alleged due
as the commission on a real estate sale.
Final arguments were made and the
case given to the jury, which returned
sealed verdict The verdict will be read
at the opening of the court this morning
at $50 o'clock, to which time court ad-
Journed at 8 o'clock, as no cases on the
list were ready for trial. Tlhayer & Cobb
for the plaintiff; Sullivan & O'Connell
for the defendant.
RAYMOND BASTARDY CASE.
The case of Eugene Desmarais VS..
John B. Raymond was opened, when the
defendant appeared in court and pleaded
guilty of bastardy, in being the father
of the child which the plaintiff bore.
The case was then adjourned until to-
day, when the court will issue an order
as to the amount to be paid by the de-
fendant for the support Of the plaintiff.
John F. Jandron appeared for the
plaintiff; Sullivan & O'ConneH for the
defendant.
A default was recorded in the follow
254S-George w. McGaffey VS.. Fred A.
Newell. Morgan & Stewart; Coney.
The following cases have been passed:
2256-McLean VS.. Leom!nster and Clin-
ton Street Railway Company. John w.
Corcoran; Noyes, Fay.
121S-Cleveland VS.. Hillman ct AL
Gardner & Gardner; Thayer & Rugg.
The case of C679) Smith VS. Leicester
has been assigned to the foot of the
| list.
The following case is continued
2&5-Leonard VS.. Early. Sullivan &
O'Connell Taylor,
The trial list for today remains I'M
changed.
PROJECTING HOUSE CASE.
A hearing was held in the superior
court before Judge Gaskill, Thursday
afternoon, upon the now famous project
ing house case of Dennis J. Harrington
VS.. Callahan Mccarthy, both of Whitins-
vile. The original bill was to enjoin
! the defendants from maintaining an ex-
ira projection of their building over the
property Of the plaintiff. At the first
| hearing before Judge Gaskill, it was
found that the plaintiffs were not enti-
tied to an Injunction, but only the dam
ages at law. The case was taken to
the supreme court, which decided that
the plaintiffs were entitled to an inJunc-
ton for the removal of the projection
The question at Thursdays hearing was
to determine whether the court had
found as to the extent of the pro-
lection at the previous hearing. Judge
Gaskill ruled that the extent had
been found by him, and de-
cree was drawn on his finding of
facts at the other hearing. 1t is under
stood that the form of the decree has
been agreed upon, and will be entered
in the court at once. George S. Taft
has appeared for the plaintiff; Thayer &
Rugg for the defendant
SYNAGOGUE MATTER SETTLED.
An amicable settlement has been
reached in the difficulties of the Ply
mouth street synagogue, and the hear
ing which was assigned for the dissolu-
tion Of the injunction restraining the
progressive party from removing the
bemo of the church will be contin-
ued without date today. The hearing
which was at one time expected will not
take place; and the progressives and
the conservatives will unite. together
without resort to the courts. The rep
resentatives of both parties had long,
/ earnest discussions with their counsel,
| Thursday and finally concluded to have
an amicable adjustment of the difficult
ties. While the bemo will not be re-
moved to the front of the hall. it will be
advanced. The exact details of the
agreement are not yet. perfected, but
will be at once, Thayer & Rugg have
appeared for the conservative spirits;
! Gen. lockwood Hoar for the progressive
, party.
CREDITORS EFFECT SETTLEMENT.
The creditors of Joseph A. Conaty,
the dealer in mems furnishings at 6S
Green street, upon whom several per-
sonal attachments were served some
weeks ago, have effected settlement
with him, and the place has been
turned over by Deputy Sheriff Scott,
who has been in charge, to the new
purchaser, Maurice J. Rourke. A salts
factory agreement having been reached,
Mr.. Rourke will continue the business.
John H. Johnson appeared fer the
creditors; Henry L. Parker Jr for Mr.,
Conaty.
A CLERK AS KEEPER.
Deputy Sheriff James Esrly, who
placed the personal attachment upon
T. P. Haskell, the dealer in mems fur
nishings on Main street. placed a clerk
in charge as keeper, Thursday after
noon, and James Forrest, who has been
in charge, was relieved from further
duty. G. f. Stevens appears for Mr.
Haskell in the case, and it is under
stood that a speedy settlement will be
/ made.
ATTACHED BOX RECEIPTS.
A trustees writ was Served at 10th
CContinued on Tenth Page)