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fatter or, If The father be dead, to the mother Of
such intended application. and the Hmc when tho
came viii be made.

tse. o. T. abs tstssf Be dead to the mother ot
came viii be made.
.Ruls 10. Every guardian appointed t1 this Court
eha within three months after the dafe Of bis ap-
Il oass sef tie pToei q 'bss iii plossat
10 the Cour:, for Its Rpproyal Just and true ln-
ventoy under oath Of al .he real and personsl
iatc oeoneing to his ward or wted2Yo-eslcr with
the yearly Ecnt Of all real estate.
GrARD1AA's, ACCOUNTS.
Rne II. All guardiana shall, within one year after
the date Of their OF. IN case Of teanncntary
guardians within one 5car from the date Of the
thcir guardianship. exhibit their sccount 10 the
Court for settlement, under oath, which account
shall be accompanied with written report Of the
That his ward hss attended SCHOOL and where, and
the manner IN which any funds under bis control,
81 to s wa5 ere layssted sstn h ahe in
come to bis knowledge.
LEAs1Na wAnp's LAND.
RN1t 10 The Court viii, upon petition. make axe, .
land; but, before delivering any lease. that the
guardian obtain tue written approval Of the Judge
Of this Court endorsed on the same; but no such
approval will he given until testimony has been t.
land.
nHcoRDs.
Of the Clerk any record Of this Court Or paper on
aie fn any canec except upon special leave Of the
Ru1e 81. vi whereas ere Il appears to the Court from
an insEcction OF the records Of this Court that
there Is no. entry Of proceedings in tho Probate
1oeEt ps ss # fre q
cacll tam enter on record MI the orders judgments
and drt1ces Of the term proceeding, and shall keep
laws Of 1e59, page ~, and shall make the entries
therein Us soon after tae aame shall hare been en-
tered Of rteosd as practicable n case Of the n
shalI report the cause thereof in writing to the
Court on the record day Of the term thereafter.
nu1K nooK.
Hgie g. The Clerk ehAl] hayc these rules and nfl
terihcd in . book, to Be kept for that purpose IN
the order OF date In which they ehal be respect
lively entered.
II will be gratifying to all persons interested in
probate proceedings to learn that proposition has
been nade and will doubtless becarrled into effect
for convention Of NIL tho County Judges In the
State. for the purpose Of considering the proprcty
Of adopting uniform system Of practice In pro-
bate matters, also Of determining what amend
mcnts are necct sary 10 the present probate Law,
and recommending them tor consideration to
the Legislature, and further to consider such other
matters as may be submitted In relation to the
county court probate Law and practice.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouR-Bxfore
LTEMEaGHd j. Cannon LaD
47a-Pfdcock ". Sandcrson ct al. Set for hear
ing on pleas and proof
45:1-cooley ss. Thompson ct nj. Order for IN
Gas0-Migsins ys. WEIGH. Judgment confessed
BY plntntih.
GhGnccry. ..-
surE1aoR counr- -B1o,s Higgins J., Common
Nanny ct al. We. Reynolds ct al. Verdict for
a17-Rlselow ct al. ys. Hatch. Time 10 ale bond,
&c. extended 10 dnys.
a7,-samc rs. Bench. Same order.
Before Gdty j. Cannon Lq1c.
Insurance CO. Dismissed Ut plaint,d's costs. 1&
12Si-Fenscnthaf ct al. va. Dole. Motion By
plaintiff TO strike out, pleas withdrawn, and plain
cmcU1r CoC1r.-Btfors Williams J., Common
La.c. :
.R;-sesaer ct a. vs.. Hoa ct. ii. Dismissed at
f4.-Mansae!d re. City Of Chicago. Case still
S5|Wiune ye. Hammond ct al Verdict for dc.
E5-Dsyfs ct al. rs. Bobby. Dismies>d at PAIN
uf@e costE.
Police CoUnr.-Tho police docket ycster-
day was by no means M extensive one, as 1t did
not contain the pamcs OF moro than twcnty.four or
twenty-five tortunates, tho vast majority Of whom
were hilarious drunkands, who adjourned to the
armory the preceding evening to complete the en-
joyments Of holiday. Annexed arc the cases Of
any importance:
4 ADteper1do.-Cornclius Brown, charged with as
saul1tng officer Simpson with deadly weapon, as
mentioned In Yesterdays TRIBUNE, was committed
for ttial ut the Recorders Court, being removed in
default of 81 ,t3o bail.
elderly indtstdrs was charged With stealing % some Nc
eteTeoEcopic views from the store Of j. r. Walsh,
Post Office Alley. In consideration OF bis ago
md the smell Of TIC offence. tho charge was
changed to disorde1ly and prisoner fned Sc and
costs. =.
Lynch Latc-ed.-Mary Lynch, keeper Of tl,sor-
desly home, No. 1876 Wells street, was 6ucd AS
and costs, AID James Wilkins, Mary Green, Anna
Cfeseland, and Anna Nstson. inmates. were stint
la11y mulcted In the sum Of gil each.
specially dressed man, was charged with assault
Ing htswife Aafla, to whom he had been married six
Weeka- His honor, amer severely geprim1nding
the man for his brutality, fhtd bin SIS and costs
making him also giTe bail for his good behavior in
lt0gt .Ftot than Knare.-Jacob Meyer, an indi-
Eidual whose appreciation Of the dignity Of the
Court. seemed immense, vas charged with obtain
ing $s25o from John Meyer, undcr false prcteuses.
aneichbor's lot to the complainant, who paid the
above sum 10 IN inEtallment towards the whole
amount. &3n- Jacob afterwards told plaintiff that
nc cpold give HIM no title of the and, but offered
mortgage on house instead. Ills honor cousid-
allowed him to try and eettle the affair out OF
court. "0 - =
Ineensessesost W q Re.idence at Joz;et.-Alfred
Ellis charged with breaking open the door Of And
rev Kline, tailor ut No. 100 Van Buren street. was
discharged. becanss plsintid had no witnesse, and
his evidence WIS inndnissible, lie having been con-
T1cted Of theft.