The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-04
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| Schueler, both of New Haven, deser-
| ton.
Judge Prentice yesterday granted
| foreclosures as follows: To Everett l.
Pardee of New Haven against L. S. j.
Luigs of Hoboken and Joseph Langes
and wife of Cheshire, $1,211, time of re-
| demption April /; to Elmer A. Ives
against Clifford r. Bradley, $1,239.76,
time of redemption first Tuesday in
May.
JANE TURNER'S APPEAL.
Judge James Bishop was called by the
defense in Jane Turner's appeal from
probate in the superior court yesterday
The line of the defense SO far apparent
is to prove that Mrs. Caroline Warner
never at any time intended to leave any
amount Of money to Jane Turner, and
that her last will was in this respect
similar to all her wills. Judge Bishop
was for years counsel for Miss Warner
and drew one will for her which was
destroyed by her afterwards. Lawyers
Newton and Arvine, who appear for
Mrs. Jane Turner, objected to Judge
Bishops testimony on the ground of be-
ing privileged. Judge Shumway admit
ted the testimony against objection and
an exception was taken.
PROBATE COURT MATTERS.
The appraisers on the estate Of the
late Stephen A. Howe, the dry goods
merchants, have filed their report in the
probate court. 1t shows that Mr.. HoWe's
estate amounted to $125 1854. 1t is d.
-.t.1
personal estate s92,24227 and chooses in
action s30,133.37. The apr aisers were
Colonel Rollin s. Woodruff and William
A. Harris.
In the probate court yesterday morn
ing Walter Pond and G. Il. Hall were
appointed commissioners on the estate
of the late Isaac Fl. Stoddard, formerly
a photographer on Chapel street. Ad-
ministrator c. e. Hoadley represented
that the assets of the estate are about
$500 and that it sinsolvent.
F. c. Perry and William O'Brien
were appointed commissioners on the
insolvent estate of Mrs. c. e. Kay, gro
Ger.
Attorney William F. Stahl has resign
ed guardianship of Julia M. Brown and
N'orman J. Brown, minors.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Bishop.
Coroner Mix has finished his finding
in the death Of Raffaele Alfisri, the Ital-
ian who was killed in row on Grand
avenue last week Thursday. The coro-
ner finds that Alfieri came to his death
from stab wounds inflicted by Giovanni
in a fight that occurred in the apart
ments of the dead man. The coroner
exonerates Antonio Petriesimone from
any responsibility in the affair. Clio
vanni will be given a hearing in the
city court this morning. He will be
charged with murder and the case will
probably be adjourned for a week.
Albert Henderson, aged sixteen years, /
charged with theft, was on trial In the
chambers of the city court yesterday
on reform school complaint. Last
June Henderson was arrested for theft.
He was found guilty of committing a I
theft of harness and bicycle tools from
Peter Hugo's barn on Ferry street.
mother stated that she ,
could not control him, and asked that I
he be sent to the reform school, which |
was done.
Mrs. Kate Moore, daughter of MI
chael Boucher, resident of State street
near Lawrence street. was in court on
4 charge Of breach of the peace prefer
red by her father Her case was con-
tinued until to-day, when she will eth
sr be sent to Springside farm or to the
Jail.
Charles l.. Kelly was fined 50 and
costs for being drunk. He went to
sleep in Judge Dows office in the White
building.
Fanny billiard, young colored wo-
nan, who was employed as domestic
n a boarding house at 1871 York street
was charged with stealing articles of
clothing and jewelry belonging to Miss
Nichols and Miss Beatty, who reside in
he house. The case was continued I'M
II to-day.
FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. v
An attachment in the sum of $35 was
placed upon the property of Mrs Mat
hew s. Borden, formerly Miss Mile
Iegbaur on Park street yesterday.
The attachment Is in favor of claim
# Attorney Isaac Wolfe for profession
II services. The suit is to be returned
'efore Justice D. T. Mcnamara on Feb
uary Is.
FUNERAL OF JAMES DOHERTY. \,
The funeral of the late James Doherty I
SIS East street took place yesterday |