The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-21

? receivers for concerns that are solvent
Receiverships for solvent companie
have often been granted in the past 70
the purpose of closing up the affairs o
a company, which might have wante
TO go out of existence and effect reor
SANITATION and the Judges will act il
regard to such companies In the flu
ture
Ihe action taken by the judges is TO
the purpose of reducing the amount O
work they have to do. They do not Sc,
why they should assume control of in
solvent concerns when they can BIZ
handled by United States courts ant
probate courts.
OTHER NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Attorney Louis Jacobs went before
Judge Cleveland yesterday morning and
objected to the charge of the appraisers
Messrs. Guernsey and Sproul in the in.
Solvent estate of Baumgartner & Blank
The appraisers had turned In their bill
Tor $3.50 each to Trustee Bernstein for
thelr services In appraising the stock.
Attorney Jacobs thought the services
We're not worth more than $3.50 each,
but they were not willing to compro-
mise their bills for less than $40 apiece.
Judge Cleaveland let the matter go over
until the trustees report Is filed.
| suit in foreclosure which was insti-
tutad yesterday shows perhaps the linn
1t to the amount Of membranes which
may be placed on a piece of property.
The action is brought by the Hastead &,
no NJ nrI Id
Maier Arrick. The property is situated
in this city at the corner of Ashnun and
Admiral streets The plaintiffs seek to
foreclose on tire mechanics liens, for
$50, 500 and S93236 respectively. Be-
sides Arrick there are exactly twenty
five other defendants, who have claims
against the property, as follows: Thorn
as f. Cox, mechanics lien for S417. as
signed to him by s. Semowitz; Morris
Bengis, mechanics lien Tor 1922. II:
Thomas w. Corbett, mechanics lien for
S3,54054; Harry Matz and Jennie Matz
husband and wife, and Hyman J..
Brown, mortgage for 1,150; j. P. Good
hart mechanics lien for $2S334, assign
ed to him by Isnatz Winkler; Lucius P.
Sperry, mechanics lien for 81 ,060. As;
Isaac Wolfe, trustee in insolvency for
Kaufman Brodner, mechanics lien for
$685. James Morrissey, mechanics lien
for 1884; Meisel, Davonwitz & Frank, CO.
partners, mortgage for $2340; p. J. Gro
nan, mortgage for $1,000, ASSIGNED to
him by Hyman Kaiser; Albert A. Ros-
enthal, who had a lease of the property
for one year from August 20, 1897, with
the privilege of renewal for five years
more George w. Ives and Alfred Ives.
co-partners under the firm name of G.,
w. Ives &, Son, mortgage for S2.71277:
Thompson & Belden, co-partners, me-
chanic's len for $51.92; OBrien e. Car
roll, co-partners under the firm name of
John Carroll & Co., attachment for
$500; Julius Michaeleon, attachment for
$1,000; Mary Botwinick, attachment for
$75; Davis Kantrovitch. attachment for
SEE; Lucius p. Sperry also claims by
reason of an attachment for $3.50 and
another for $1,000 Thomas w. Corbett
also claims by reason of an attachment
for $4,000, and the Connecticut Electrical
co. claims by reason of Judgment lien
On the property for $9082
The plaintiff alleges that all of these
claims came due after he began to
furnish the materials for the house
An appeal to the superior court from
the orders Of the probate court has beer
taken in the matter of the acceptance
of the report of Administrator Patrick
Fl. Stanley on the estate of Annie
Mabry The ground for the appeal Is
that the account Of the administrator
does not show the existence of claim
of s144 held by Sisk Brothers, the under
takers.
The appraisers on the estate Of d, g.
Cooper q Co, insolvent State street
grocers, filed their inventory in the pro-
bate court yesterday. They give as the
value Of the assets $293.2S. This is con-
short of the schedule filed bv
the insolvent company, which was
about 5000. AS the liabilities of the es-
tate are over $4,000 it is likely the credit
ors will get very small dividend. if
they get anything at all.
Lawyer John Elliott has brought suit
In behalf Of George e. Somers, grocer.
against Isabella G. Cromwell and Mary
E. Gregory to recover on a promissory
note of $1,000 which was given by the |
ten years ago in acknowl- |
alignment of debt for goods furnished |
when they kept boarding house on |
Wall street. The writ is returnable to |
he superior court. The papers were |
served by Deputy Sheriff Kirck.
The case of Benton against the Bish- |
,p Box and Paste company. which was |
Town for hearing yesterday afternoon |
before Judge Holcomb as a committee |
appointed by the superior court. was |
rot held at all The suit was finally
settled to the complete salts
action to all the parties concerned on
Wednesday,
Constable McNerney served papers |
esterday in a suit brought by Attorney
ohm Elliott, in behalf of Rounds &,
,hapin of High street, against Bernard
Ieichter and wife of ISL Bradley street.
he suit is for work done by the plain
ifs for the defendants, and $50 dam
ges are claimed. The suit is returna-
lie before Justice of the Peace w Fl
,ristol.
Deputy Sheriff Goodhart yesterday
fternoon attached real estate on Lam
erton street belonging to Charles
in, in |