The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-05
TRUSTEES ACCOUNT F11rn

TRUSTEES ACCOUNT FILED.
Inc trustee of the estate of Henry T..
Hill has filed his final account in the
probate court. Mr.. Hill went into in
solVency on January 10, 1891 In April,
1894, a dividend of per cent. on the
general claims which amounted to 81 =
67S,74, was paid. The commissioners on
the estate allowed $500 secured claims
Sll.l0 preferred claims and $12,e73.74 in
general claims.
IN the final report the trustee, Eli
Manchester, reports that losses in
stock prior to the partial report In 1894
were S4.4O347: losses in second mort
gage notes, 1920; worthless stock and
chooses, $16,S0S70. errors in inventory
stock, held as collateral for notes, 81
$50. w.
mere Will be nothing with which to
pay further dividend.
MI Hill has applied to the United
states court for his DISCHARGE az an
insolvent debtor.
filty-four new cases We're entered on
the docket in the civil side of the sumo
ilor court yesterday, the return day for
the April term. Of the fifty-four cases.
WE'VE are divorce petitions and ten
foreclosure suits. The names Of fine
parties in the divorce cases are as fol-
lows:
Harry D. Allen VS.. Lena Allen. Min
ME Maud Courtney vs. Thomas James
Courtney; William ]. Ferguson Us. Hat
tie Ferguson Ella May Guthrie VS..
Harry Y Guthrie Emma l.. Hull VS..
II
Mark Mcdonald; Roderick Mckenzie
vs. Annie l.. Mckenzie: Burton H.
French VS.. Emma Smith French: Alice
Greed VS.. Robert Creed George
Diggs VS. Annie Diggs; Bette Gilmore
Goode VS.. Armistead Goode; Abraham
Fl. Meyer vs. Annie Meyer; Laura M.
Stark VS.. Hadley p Stark; Martha M.
Taylor VS.. Samuel M. Taylor.
The following suits for foreclosure
were returned yesterday: The w. A.
Becliley company vs. Charles b. Foote
ct al. Moses Cohen VS.. the Hartford
Building and Loan association ct al;
the Connecticut Savings bank VS.. Felix
OBrien; the Pennington Savings bank
vs. John H. Cook, Arthur Nevin and
Mary e. Pratt; Hartford Building and
Loan association vs. Charles c. Bee
man; Adolph Hoffmeister, guardian VS..
John Courtney; New Haven Savings
bank VS.. Isaac Fish, Connecticut Saw
ings bank vs. John Maloney; Derby and
Ansonia Brewing company VS.. Harvey
Loether; w. A. Beckley company vs.
Susan Goldreyer; Charles j. Benham
vs.. Charles Il. Woodward ct TX, action
on a note John Cunningham VS.. the
briggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition
Wilbur F. Day ct ais. VS.. the
Lavigne and Scott Manufacturing COM
pany; Dole and Merrill VS.. Henry Weld
eman; Mary l.. Driscoll VS.. the Ameri-
can Mills company; Carrie Hankammer
VS.. Annie Kan ct ais, suit for SANDER;
McDougall Hawkes. ct al. VS.. John r.
Ruff, executor, action to reopen for
rent; George E.. Hodson, trustee, VS..
Marie w. Spare; Edward H. Miller VS..
John H. Donahue ct al; William Pat
erson VS.. Frederick w. Smith ct TX;
Elizabeth Paul vs. Godfrey Grenier, ct |
ais; James H. Peck VS. John D. Balch-
ct ux, ct ais; Clarence M. Perkins APP
peal from probate; A. Heaton Robert
son VS.. the town of Waterbury, appeal
from assessment; Carl Louis Stein vs.
John Coleman; Max Straus ct al. VS.. !
McClusker & Schroeder: the Supreme
lodge, New England Order of Protec-
ton, vs. Frederick j. Reed ct ais, suit
Of interpleader; Nancy A. Wilcox VS..
Edward f. Island, administrator; Fred
arick E. jerks VS.. Benjamin Austin |
Cheney, action for damages sustained |
N surgical operation; same ct Tx. VS..
,ame the New Haven Bill Posting COM
oany VS.. the city of New Haven.
The following appeals from tax as
sessments were also returned, the de-
PENDANT being the city of New Haven
N all cases: Thomas G. Bennett and
wife, Patrick Cronan Henry M. Day,
Mary E. Day, Susan M Day and Yale
FIRST NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
The first formal notice of an appoint
nent of trustee by the United States
district court, under the new bankrupt
" laws, was filed yesterday morning
With Town Clerk Brethauer. 1t was a
notice of the appointment of David
Strouse on the insovent estate of Con-
;tantin Simon, made by Judge Town
end
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT.
Sylvia Warner of Branford, who sued