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keeps them until "better times" and as sooa
rs parent sa5s tt.t child csn be supported
It home, it is given up. With increasing
work the managers hare increasing wants;
they are absolutely in the greatest need of the
inecessaries, and intend soon to
make an appeal to the public generosity.
which, In Chicago, has always met with a
liberal response. ANY one who will visit them
will be struck with TIE tidiness Of the chill
dten and the good management which pre-
yails in spite Of mesgTe Accommodations and |
limited means. !
LAW IN NTELLIGE GENCEs
Verdict in the Lind Ca1e~An0ther |
Bureh EA&e ON Hft4k--HAttfeRtl0S !
suit Against 4 Captain Of Police.
UNITED STATES CoCRT-Rstore Hon. Thomas
Dratnouond- Court was occupied yester-
dap with an interesting case, not only from
tie aptecedents Of come Of the parties On the
suit, but also from the important legal points
which are expected TO be developed during
the trial. The title Of the suit is Eliza Burcn,
executor, against Writ Dexter, assignee, l.
B. Burch, and j. 4. Valentine The facts
are substantially as follows: The drm OF I. H.
Barch d Co., bankers. was, up to 1853, COM
posed Of I. FL. Barch and Thomas Burch, his
brother. In August, 1855, Thomas Barch
died.
Previous, however, to his decease, he
made will providing, among other things,
that bis executors might. in their discretion.
n11~~ - uh..1o nF%h %ho xrhin ha
had in the bank to remain there for five years.
tn failure of Messrs. /. II. Burch & Co.
ocGurred, rs is we'll known, In June, 1861.
End it was claimed that the capital stock WAS
then SO fur deprecated by losses, &c, as not
to leave sufficient to pay the debts OF the con-
cern, This bill is fled to divert
the assets Of the tirm from the creditors.
that the partnership Was dissolved by tue
death Of Thomas Burch, and that since that
time Ieaac e. Burch has held the assets in
t1ns1 for tie heirs Of the former The amount
said to he due at the decca=e o{ Thomas Bureh
is SIG, coo, and at that time the capital, it is
alleged, was intact. I: the plaintiffs are Sue
ccssiul The entire rer1aiaing assets ID the as
this claim, and of course the creditors will
get nothing. For plaintiffs, B. f. Aver and
Stark t& Isham. For defendants, Hoyne &
.:Aillcr, ]. II. Walker and Mr.. Jewctt.
On motion Of S. B. Perry, Q. G. Johnson
was admitted aud qualified to practice in boIh
Of The United States courts.
SUPERIOR CoEkT-pJtrc Hon. Itua Il. Hlg
ai,s.-1n the suit et tho City, vs...S. Lind, ct
t al, the jury yesterday rendered verdict
| against the bondsmcn for the full amoun'
claimed by the city, rea1ls s3s, ,0o1, this bsin.
all ct TIC deficit OF Nj. Lind, for which thi
bord was liable. The case will, of course, b.
taktu.up
| Az INTERESTING TRIAL.~-A case which ha
occa=ioncd good deal Of remark among tn
officials Of the city was On trial before Judg
Goodrich and jury On "Wednesday and Thurs
day. The plaintiff was one Thomas Mood
Ct Grcnt Barring: on, il this county; and th
defendant w.a Capt. William Turtle, captsi
OF Police in the West Division. Tue ac:io
was 1rtspass. The damages claimed wer
laid at s. 900, il which amount 1Er. TlrEl
vas arrested and teld to bail. The grievance
| complained # consisted, Is Was stated in th
affidavit TO lt!a to bail and III the opening {
Alr. Jauiesoa, cne CT the piIic1ilf's coauss
i'll bis address 10 the jury, III c1:erin
upon Ills preu4iscs ard into his hoa=
4 quantity Of household furniture, an
last but not least, entieimg a'ai rAaai'
a1coy aritA iitvody's rife; in consequence
which plaintiff claimed right to recoy
neavy DAMAGES. 1t WAS claimed for the piai
It'll, that defendants conduct had beea yel
outrageous, and deserved to be- asae aa {
au,rie ct. The evidence showed that last sia
dtf.ndant went from The city to pia;nt.f
home with his mother, who E@as Noo1T's ri
r ard Who had been on brief visit to her 5
5 in the city, and returned for the purpose
u getting her wardrobe, etc, and ot taking fiji
Il leave Of her husband. Moody did not, i j
e pears, oppose her leaving, but insisted Il
&c tcfore size lett, the should settle with hi
SC giving up all future claim to his property, /,
q posing 10 70 to Justices oGlcc to have
re writings drawn, without which, he refused
i 1T her take Iwny tho things she cenl" ,
a. 5irt. Moody declined the Jurisdiction Of
VAEN2l&t 0AA AEL4AE A~% ~SNA
:. her room locked. she took III: m
and broke It cpcu. The husband vas pross
-. O1c Macintosh had tnap1eyed 4 ntn nae
= Cookie 20 Tno7e the things, aud Mr.. M ,'
= and c. kle together removed them 10
-. depot. 1t appeared thai Tuftle t"ak no l
In wbs: was done, farther than hg bring y
70 -. to PRO. ats u. rnotner arAsnst II >eay.
w. Nv WIS very abusive 10 both. It ltappearca
-. both l,uehapd and wife were quite old, bo-
~ ing On seventy years Of age. and have
sfr more orlcss domestic ditiicrlsy bet wcca til
The indge gave the jury his instruction
writing. and the jury, after having retired
we bout IL I llnutes, brought iu verdict Of
ds, guilty. i notice for new trial w.s eut;
the fur tho plaintiff. Messrt. Cornell, Jane<o
d. .H,:bard for the plsintiH; Arthur 4. Win
Of for the defendant.
~ LIFE IxsrRAacE.-The iaesdml5le bsn
~ from lie insurance policy could not be
", ter manifested than by the toslo~ing lei
1nu We pnderstand that Mr. 8. had paid bat t
.sx. quarterly premiums:
>1a xonit Franklin ESQ. President New York
lpsu1Anoe CU0PAny:
-. p:AR s.x: It gives me rlea&are to Ackno~l
the rseespt uk your check fer q 001. setaz = =
oss q policy on ths us o. e! ss eaessos ets "a
and fny rivc yout agents, Msssts: veoss .. ya
10 ooh ~ to she blessings Il LIE fasarsnts asd
CAfREEMK erTKTkvA:
.ach eEu1ers Acc1DExr.-A young msn n:
has Dennis Ryan, axasa Ia the enploy o.
II Michigan Csalral B R.itroAd, A* the South
able TER strs,e$ e1ptstue. yaa un over re ttef01