Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
COURT CALENDAR.
Defendant Wins in Miller VS..
Suburban St. Railway Co.
Superior Court Adlourns al Noon on Ac'
count of Illness of Judge GaskiII-
Other legal News.

| A Verdletfor The Defendant was an
nounced at the opening of the superior
civil court Friday morning, before Judge
Gaskifl. in the case of John w. Miller
vs. the Worcester and Suburban Street
Railway Company. The jury reached an
( agreement late Thursday afternoon, af-
/ ter the adjournmant OF court the case
1 being an action of tort with an ad
/ damnum of $4,000, TO recover for injuries
received as alleged, April "a, 1897, when
( the plaintiff was Boarding a car, he
/ claiming that the car was started while
4 he had but one foot on the running
board and had not secured foothold.
Sullivan & O'Connell for the plaintiff;
| Herbert Parker, Charles C. Milton for
the defendant.
/ The case which occupied the morning
1 session, Friday, was that of William II.
( Duggan VS.. the New England Railroad,
/ which was resumed from Thursday. The
/ case is an action of tort with an ad
damnum of $4,000, to recover for per-
sonal injuries received on the defend
ant railroad, as alleged, Feb. 2, 1897. The
evidence had been but partially com
pleted at the close of the morning ses-
SION and court was then adjourned un-
til Monday. Judge Gaskili mas been
i'll for several days and no afternoon
session was held. Herbert Parker,
Charles C. Milton for the plaintiff;
Frank P. Goulding, William c. Mellish
for the defendant
The cases in order for Monday are
24S1-(On triad Duggan vs.. N. E.
Railroad Co. H. Parker, Milton; Could
ing, Mellish
26S1-Lofstrom VS.. Coates Clipper Man
ufacturing Co Sheehan & Cutting;
Fales & Mellen.
2689-Perry vs.. Smith W Z. Sibley C.
H. Sibley; Thayer & Rugg.
2695-Wilmet VS.. Cutting ct al Shee-
han & Cutting; H. Parker, Milton.
| 2212-Newton VS.. Worcester Milton;
Rugg.
25s1-Newton VS.. Worcester Milton;
Rugg.
4 24S7-Cowee VS.. Damon. Ratigan; Sui
Ivan & O'Connell.
| PROBATE COURT, FORBES, j.
! WORCESTER, FRIDAY, MARCH II.
VIII allowed-Jane B. Harrison, Up
ton, EInora F. Harrison executrix, yalu-
alton of estate $500 personal
Administrators appointed-Susan A.
Shea, on estate of John C. Shea, Leomin-
ster, valuation of estate 5000 personal;
Edward B. Drury, on estate of Mary G
Drury, Grafton, valuation of estate $1,000
real, $3.50 personal; George Kendall on
estate of David Kendall, Gardner, valu-
alton of estate $500 real. $50 personal,
Mary l. Russell, on estate of Stillman
Russell, Douglas, valuation of estate
$1,000 personal; Jennie B. Lovejoy, on es-
tate of Henry A. Lovejoy Leominster
valuation of estate $1,000 real, $500 per
sonal; Arthur F. Butterworth and John
Mulcahy, on estate of Richard Spencer
Brookfield, valuation of estate S2500 per
sonal; Frank E. Howard, on estate Of
Margaret F. Hammond, Clinton; Annie
p Childs, on estate Of William S. Childs
Worcester.
Guardians Observation-Disclosures J. Muir
; ply of Mary Spencer, Brookfeld, valu
alton Of estate $1,000 personal; John n
, Shattuck, of Mabel Fl. Wright, Leomln
: ster, valuation of estate 5000
Executors accounts fled-Third of NJ
A. Turner, under will of Jonas NJ Tur
ner, RoyalstOn, receipts S130464. pay
: ments S133.62; first and final of Charlie
E. Claf1in, under will of Ann Mari;
Thayer, Milford, receipts and payment
r each $1S,607. so.
Administrators accounts allowed
, First and final of Joseph A tombstone
on estate Of Elizabeth H Hooley, North
bridge, receipts $1S4S.27, payments S7S9
first and final of Annie NJ Adams. on es
-
receipts $230037, payments SS49.70.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY. FORBES
j. WORCESTER, FRI, MARCH II.
Composition hearing, George H. Mann
Worcester, adjourned to March 25th.
/ HALL VS.. CAHILL.
The case of Andrew j. Hall of CRATIC
e vs., James P. Cahill, which has bee
heard before Henry L. Parker, as audi
/ tor was resumed in the equity room a
the stone court house Friday, and afte
, further evidence had been submitted tn
hearing was adjourned to Monday. Tn
! case is an action of contract to recoVe
for the erection of a house on Gag
street. John B. Scott for the plaintiff
4, Burton W. Potter for the defendant
KEEPERS CHANGED AT CONATY's
In the personal attachments for $500
$500 and $500 which were placed on tn
store of Joseph A. Conaty, at 6S Gree
street. by Deputy Sheriff w. w. Scot
Thursday in favor of the Internationa
: Shirt and Collar Company, N. A. Cole
: man & Company of Boston, and R. c
: Taylor of Worcester, a new keeper, Gee
] Billiard, was placed in charge Friday b.
: Deputy Sheriff Scott in place of Mauric
| Burke. j. H. Johnson appears for tn
creditors; Sullivan & O'Connel for Nj
: Conaty.
SUIT AGAINST S. r. WESSON.
Suit was brought in the superior cour
Friday afternoon by Judge George M
Woodward in behalf of Frederick W
Britton of New York, trustee Of the es
tate of Ann Elizabeth Mckee, vs. Georg
r, Wesson of Worcester, in an action 0
contract with an ad damnum of $1,000
the action being brought to recover 70
money borrowed by the defendant from
the estate of which the plaintiff is trus
tee, as alleged. The writ was serve,
4 Friday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff w
e. Tarbell of East Brookfield, and 4
made retumable the first Monday il
April.
ANOTHER TRIAL FOR JOHN REED
John Reed, who was given a sentenc
of at least four years and not more thar
five years at his first trial in the crimi
nal court at Cambridge, win have an
other trial, this time the indictment be
ing for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from Mr.. Sweetser of Chelms
ford, against whom he is alleged to ha.i
worked his bunco game. The presen
criminal term of Middlesex county i,
now in session at Lowell before Judge
Bishop, and late. Friday afternoon, Col