The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-26
Probate Court Judge CLEVELAND. I

The appraisers on the estate of
Buckingham, Clark & Jackson, the in
solvent hardware dealers, have filed
their report in the probate court. They
We're Henry H. Guernsey and N. w.
Perkins. $50 shares of the stock of the
newly organized company have been
assigned to G. X. Bush, as trustee in
insolvency.
Merchandise in the stores at 294-296
States street is valued at $14, $1,000, fur
niture $372 and chooses in action $14,-
99291; total assets, $3O,261.51.
Everything belonging to the firm, in
Guiding the stock in the Buckingham,
Clark & Jackson company, is to be
sold at auction to-day at II o'clock at
the store by Trustee c. X. Bush.
On the estate of Albert Bahnsen, the
grocer at 1915 State street, Charles e.
Hart was appointed as trustee and ].
D. Murray and G. A. Sanford were APP
pointed as appraisers.
The will of William P. Dickerman
was filed in the probate court. John s.
Cannon is the executor and by the
terms Of the instrument a son and
stepson are the beneficiaries of the es-
tate of the decedent, who leaves $50, 900.
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Court Notes,
The case of the Darton heirs against
Rhodella D. A. Sperry Administrative
of the estate Of the late Serene Arm
strong of Fair Haven, was non-suited
by Judge Dow in the civil side of the
city court yesterday because of the fail.
| ure of the plaintiffs to enter an appear
ance The reason for the non-appear-
| ance was the fact that Attorney J. p
| Thompson, counsel for the plaintiffs
had secured a. writ Of certiorari from
| the United States court. The barton
heirs claim that note for 50, 590.9f
given by Serene Armstrong to Matthew
barton has never been paid.
Felix Chillingworth, trustee of the in
! solvent Mercantile club, intends to
bring suit against all its members who
were in arrears for dues at the time it
was declared insolvent. The commits
sioners on the estate, T. III. Macdon-
aid and J. J. Buchanan, have approved
a claim of F. M. Brown & Co. for $575.-
rs, for rent and it was for the purpose
of collecting this amount, which if col
lected will gu into the hands of James
English, receiver for the +. M. Brown
& Co., that the club was put into in
solvency.
City Court, Criminal Side, Judge Bishop
In the city court yesterday morning
before Judge Bishop, the case of George
Williams of New York, charged with
the theft Of $22.01 from Mrs. Mary
Dembacher of 81 High street, was con-
tinued until May 81 and the accused
held under $4,000 bonds. The accused
is believed by the police to have given
an assumed name.
The case Of Michael Gibbons, charged
with the theft of S12 from the person
of Charles H. Dingwall, an old Bran
ford resident, was continued in 5000
bonds until Saturday.
Frank Gaines, aged twenty seven
| and James A. Dudley, aged eighteen
both colored, were each fined 81 and
| $4.0S costs for breach of the peace.
ATTACHED FOR $500.
An attachment for $500 was filed in
| the town clerks office yesterday after
| noon in favor of Bryan, Miner &
Read and against Harris O'Brady, both
plaintiff and defendant being residents
| of New Haven Properties on Eator
and Webster streets were attached The
papers were served by Deputy Sheriff
Louis A. Koon. The case Is returnable
| to the city court on June 6.