, 1872-11-28

isea- On April 2O. 1870. $148, ,41666, with Per
cent interest to Yesterday, amounting to $23,l55,
making total Of SIT, ,569.G6; and that the par
ties entitled to the same as compensation fol
respective interests ana the and
| Cook. the legal owner Of the premises subject
to the heloT eucumbrances the full balance,
after payment of said lncumbrances, nearly
SILT, ,566.89; Union Mutual Insurance Company, on an
Maine ns'asr py tfaS' asea
signed by amanda Cook, dated Oct. q, 1858, for
s1,312.56 PAYABLE to her own order, and secured
by trust deed on part Of said premises, 051 90;
Aprii IS. 1868. one for 81, 1000 and the other for
$500, 81, ,353.80; the legal holder Of two other
! promissory notes, one for s., GOO and the other
for 5000, 81, 902. 81; to Lazarus silgerman, the
Assignee Of judgment Sa% ontneo 6gt py be1Ha1 3aa1
for 95,40487, the sum Of So, ,769.87. Plaintiff
entered motion for new trial.
An opinion was given by Judge Blodgett, yes
terday, of much importance to creditors. In the
| matter OF ". L. Buttorman, q bankrupt, it will
be remembered BY the reader Of this column
that. the bankrupt being required before bank
ruptcy to give security for some goods he owed
for to q New York firm, gave the Endorsement Of
Chicago FRIEND who, knowing the insolvent
state Of the person be had become security for,
'tl0 and sell t to realize the Wv amount 9t
| ha Ind vat 10 nav. This conrae tha craditora ~.
jected to in a petition, the prominent points Of
which were given IN HE TRIBUNE at the time,
and Judge Blodgett Is underatood to m as having yes
justified in taking the goods to secure himself
for a liability he Lad already undertaken.
| ALI Chicago freighters will feel interested in
our despatch, printed in another column, giving
Judge Tipton's decision IS to the constitution
| charges in this State. IN the cause PEOPLE ex
rel: Railway Commissioners ct al: =. The Chicago
| d Alton Railway Company, for discrimination in
! lover rates to Bloomington than Lexington, the
company urged. that thoy we're obliged to
make the di1terence in favor Of Bloomington, in
Gentfel, N running to that point, and demurred
that me law regulating railroads was unconsti-
f9slonal. m 70 this 81 the People demurred, and His
tlona1lty Of the law,
An examination OF the officers of the CONNER
o'al Insurance Company, in bankruptcy, will
take place Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
potltlonlng creditors arc desireus Of finding out
what has become Of tho snm Of 3105,000. for
which notes we're given by the stockholders for
the unpaid balances on their stock, Of which
notes al trace has disappeared since the fire.
several examinations have taken place without
much practical good resulting, and it is expected
that something may bo oxtracted from the gen
tlemen who are now to be placed On the witness
-*eh, "Ao "eie Aol1ae14y al o1ncers OF the COM
pahs'
a potit1on TO ad]udlcate Hiram McKenty,
nDanhrups, oy ne american Button-Hole aud
O7erseamlng and Sewing Machine Company was
on noto for 81. .3s4es. Patitioners sft;1n tIat
the debtor has refused to allow his book to hn
insnectod and that ia hea aavare1 +;1ooa - ~
his inability to pay his debts They apply also
for an injunction restraining interference with
biB stock which the Cnnrt 0re1tad That woo
49,, ap'' 'on'
a ei3Al ~ hutne importance 10 tfadors who for
"a1ueu 1relent pf1of TO the great tire, which
never afterwards turned up commenced yester-
day in the United States Circuit Conrt Eor+oD