The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-01
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
RECEIVERS 0EH Fred no CLOSE UP
ACCOUNTS.


Judge Wheeler Still Pursues His Vigorous
Policy With Insolvent Firms ST, 700
Attachment Made-City Court Record.
| Judge Wheeler in the superior court
| yesterday ordered I. N. Damn, the re-
ceiver of the New Haven Chair COM
pany, to manufacture 100 bicycles for
| which he has the material on hand and
| then close up the business by June is,
| 1888.
S. Fred Strong, the receiver of the
| New Haven Heating and Plumbing
| company, was ordered to close up its
business by June of this year.
| In the matter of the Peck Brothers
company plant, Judge Wheeler issued
an order extending the time for the
| payment of the balance due the old
company from the new.
The court issued an order that the
| affairs of the III. w. Stow Lumber
company be closed up by June Is next.
Warren Spalding, the Church street
! druggist, is the receiver.
NEWPORT NEWS RECEIVERSHIP.
| Yesterday morning Judge Wheeler
passed an order, without notice, to Ed
mund Zacher, receiver Of the Newport
| News and Mississippi Valley company,
requiring him to file within two weeks
a report of the committee on allowance
of claims A few hours later eX-Judge
| the receiver.
heard of it, and he went to the court
at once and showed Judge Wheeler
that a report passing upon over 100000
of claims had been filed three years
ago, and that the superior court on
June rs, 1895, passed proper order
upon that report. Judge Wheeler
/ thereupon stated that he had not per-
| sonally examined the records or files,
but got his information from some one
else. AS matter of course, Judge
Wheeler's order was. futile. and Re-
ceiver Zacher is ahead in the matter
nearly three years. Mr.. Zacher before
yesterday had an order prepared for
filing his account to date on the first
Tuesday of May.
The insolvent Phoenix Coach Lamp
company was ordered closed up in
sixty days
Ernest Isbell, receiver for the Brad
ley, Damn & Darlington company, was
ordered to wind up the affairs of the
concern by July l.
SUIT FOR $1,700.
4 The property at the corner of Colum-
bus avenue and Christopher streets
was attached yesterday for $1,7o0 in a
suit brought by Jacob Brodsky against
J. J. Grady and Benjamin Jasper to
recover on a building contract. j. H.
Rubin was cited in as agent.
City Court--Criminai Side--Judge Bishop.
In the city court yesterday morning
before Judge Bishop the breach of the
peace cases against James ONeil and
Israel M. Manson, were continued until
| to-day.
John F. Dixon was fined $6 and $11.34
costs for drunkenness and stealing a
whip from Sidney P. Smith, a farmer
of East Haven.
William H. Stiles, seventeen years
old, paid fine of so and s1.35 costs
for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk
Saturday afternoon in Sachem street.
The case of Edward o. Olson, sew
enteen years old, charged with steal
ing s150 from James Molloy of Park
street, March 2, was nolled.
The case of Marchle Kane, charged
with assaulting his boarding house
keeper, with meat c1eaver, was noll-
ed.
| The case of William Bonner charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, was nolled.
John Maloney John Daily and Thorn
as Muligan, charged with trespass or
railroad cars, were released and in.
structed to leave the city.
Mary Ellis, colored, and Peter Muir
ply, charged with improper conduct
were each fined 81 and costs.
The case of non-support against Ell
lott Clark, jr., of 121 View street, was
nolled on his agreeing to pay his wife
SO per week.
The case of Harry Page, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, was
nolled.