The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-17
they ran away, injuring Frank Garrity, jr, aged five, seriously.
 SUIT FOR $50, ,000

they ran away. injuring Frank Garrity.
 jr., aged five, seriously.
 | SUIT FOR $50,0OO. | The suit of P. H. Harrison & Sons against the city of Hartford was again ! heard in the United States court in this city Saturday afternoon. The hearing was on an amendment filed in accord ance with the previous decision. The suit is for about $50,000. The plaintiffs were contractors for building an inter cepting sewer in Hartford, and there were differences in regard to the final settlement,
 JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE.
 Judgment of foreclosure in the suit of Julius Lempert against Charles Gabriel and Isadore Goldstein has been grant ed. The property is on Liberty street, and the mortgage is $2,5Oo April 15 is fixed as the time for redemption.
 Judgment of foreclosure on a mort gage of $1,900 on property on Oak street was granted to James Reynolds and wife against Max Rodofsky. Time for redemption of the mortgage was fixed in March.
 MORE TROUBLE FOR DIR. GILL.
 Judge Bishop of the city court yes- terday afternoon granted a judgment of foreclosure in favor of the National Savings bank of this city against pr. Henry F. Gill. The bank held a first mortgage of $2,6OO. Property on Har- riet street has been ordered sold Charles Spreyer was appointed a com mittee to sell the property, and John T. Sloan, A. c. Bernstein and W. H. Stahl are to act as appraisers.
 INFRINGEMENT SUIT.
 The suits against the polo managers of the Southern New England league came up in the United States court in this city before Judge Townsend yester- day afternoon. The suit is brought by Franklin P. Baker for an alleged in- Engagement of patent on polo cages. Damages of $t ,O0O in each case are al legged. Defaults were entered and it Is now desired to have the case reopened. The question is whether the damages should be assessed by the court or by the jury c. H. Rogers appeared for the New Haven Polo company and he made the motions.
 SUES THE CITY FOR $5000.
 Erwin J. Davis of Crown street has sued the city for $5,OO0 damages. He slipped on strip of ice on Crown street a week ago and dislocated his right shoulder. He is more than seventy years old. His claim was filed by his counsel, Louis E. Jacobs,
 ASHLEY M. WARNER ASSIGNS.
 Ashley M, Warner, a carpenter and builder al 16S Washington avenue, West Haven, filed an assignment in the pro- bate court yesterday, naming William A. Wright as trustee. The liabilities 1 amount to $2,G2746 and the assets con sist of contract and stock In building on Washington avenue, this city.
 HEARD BY COMMITTEE.
 Lawyer John K. Beach, sitting as | of the superior court, heard | further evidence yesterday in the sev- eral cases brought against the city and | the Consolidated railroad by adjoining | owners at and near the new | East Chapel street bridge. There are aggregate damages claimed of $25,00o in all the suits. MRS. FRESENIUS TO FORECLOSE,
 Dora Fresenius has given notice that I she is about to foreclose property on St. John street which stands in the name of [ Louis Litterest, upon which she has a mortgage for $3,9O0.