Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-04
week session, will probably be reached
during the day

week session, will probably be reached
during the day.
SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT,
In the superior civil court, before
Judge Bond, Thursday, the case of VIII
liam H. Johnson VS., the city of Worces-
ter was completed, and the case given
to the jury before the noon recess. At
the adjournment of court at Abs o'clock
the jury had reached no agreement, and
were left under charge of Deputy Sher-
if Draper for the night The case is
an action OF tort to recover for the al
legged loss of services, assistance and So
ciety of his wife, Mary Johnson, who
was injured through an alleged defect
i've highway at the corner of Main
street and Winchester avenue. Charles
r. johnson, Frank p. Goulding, Will
liam c. Mellish for the plaintiff; Arthur
P. Rugg for the defendant
The next case to be taken UP was that
of Charles w. Grosvenor Of Leicester VS..
James H. Wentworth of Newton, being
an action Of tort, with ad damnum of
$1,000, to recover for the alleged con-
version of colt of the plaintiffs to the
use of the defendant. Webster Thayer
partially completed his argument to the
jury for the plaintiff, and will finish this
morning at $50 o'clock, to which time
the court adjourned, when the case will
be given to the jury. Thayer & Cobb
for the plaintiff; Jesse c. Ivy for the de-
PENDANT
CASES FOR TODAY.
The cases in order for today are as
follows:
2674 Con triaD-Grosveno VS. Went
worth. Thayer & Cobb; Jesse C. Ivy.
2530-Swift ct al VS.. Benson. ]. H.
Schoonmaker; w. Fl. Kelley.
2655-Shooshan VS., Cross. Taylor; Me-
lanefy, Sullivan & O'Connell.
269S-Smith VS.. Callahan ct al. w. r.
Sibley, C. E. Sibley; Thayer & Perry.
2491-O'Brien VS.. city of Worcester.
Wood & Wood; Rugg
2693-Trimble VS.. Within Machine
works sheehan & Cutting; Hopkins,
Smith & Hopkins.
2T03-Leary VS. city OF Worcester.
Wood & Wood; Rugg.
2643-KeeYan VS.. Walker ct al Rati-
gan; Hopkins, Smith & Hopkins
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the court of insolvency today the
following case is in order:
1722-Almar Holmberg. Gardner, first
meeting.
ORDER FOR WRIT.
In the case of Julia A. Fuller of Wor-
cester VS.. Francis H. Fuller of Sutton,
Judge Forbes issued an order, Thurs
day, for a writ of attachment upon the
property of the respondent in the sum
of $1,000, as the petitioner prayed fer,
and the papers We're served by Deputy
Sheriff Early. The petitioner has
brought suit for separate support from
her husband, alleging desertion, cruel
treatment, and failure to pfovide prop
er maintenance.
ATTACHMENT.
Julia A. Fuller VS.. Francis H. Fuller,
Sutton, $1,000, probate court; writ served
by Early.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, Ut
LEY, j., THURSDAY, FEB. 8.
Henry A. Tebeau of Miilbury was
charged with neglecting to support his
wife and minor child. The testimony
of Mrs, Tebeau brought out the fact
that on Dec. 20 she took her three
three weeks old child and left the home
of Tebeau's mother, where they had
been living, and went to her mothers
house. Mrs, Tebeau said that her hus-
band threw her out, but she raised no
objections to going.
.Tebeau said that his wife went of her
own accord. Both agreed that he had
done nothing for her support. Tebeau
was discharged.
The drunk cases were disposed of as
follows: Thomas Blake, $40; John Con-
lon, Oscar Mattson and Nitren Genau.
cases placed on file; THOMAS Knowles
continued until the 5th Victor Alkasxi.
mouse OF correction, four months; APP
pealed.