, 1872-10-30

for them from Oconto, Wis, to Chicago, at the
rate OF $3.50 per thousand feet of lumber, aud
70 cents per thousand for lath carried
for hFsat'ge tbs ana taat shs ssnsss seassd
without any just cause and before the compile
tion Of the contract, although the libelants we're
ready to load her. They further represent that
the vessel is able to carry 900 to 900 feet
Of lumber, and that freights having now ad-
damage Of s., 200 thereby, as the difference be-
tween what they ought to have paid by reason Of
their contract, and what they are now compelled
to pay, by the respondents default.
In the case Of Ryrne y Schroeder ct al:, the
stract Of title and warranty deed for the sale OF
the west half Of the northeast quarter Of Section
3, Township IS, for consideration Of S40o9 to
Office where he had deposited them,
and transferred them TO- one Louisa
Mcdonald, Of Lockport, VIII County, to
secure an alleged mortgage for 81, 800. Plain
void, and that the cloud on the title be removed;
and With that object petitions that all the per-
SONS named be made parties to the suit.
"A suit was brought before Judge Porter and
Jury, yesterday, In the Supreme Court, by Ed
win Il. Sawyer, against the Northwestern Rail-
way Company, for the recovery Of the value
Of number Of chests Of imported tea.
Plaintiff alleges that on the 2lst Of Sep
tember, 1871, they delivered to the defendant 8
number OF boxes, containing $3.50 pounds OF
Japan teas, valued at 5000, for carriage to Chi
only part Of which t have been
Proved that only portion Of the goods were
ever received here, i80 boxes, or one-half the
quahtity, which we're duly delivered to plaintiff.
The trial is not concluded.
John Z. Myers and VIM. II. Halstead, admin
istrators OF the estate of Vim. n. Halstead, OF
N.~ A11 t~cv1f
1uptcy Of Patrick Morgan. Petitioners affirm
three months rent, due 1et August
last, for Lots IS and 10, Block 96,
in Elston's Addition to Chicago, and that debtor
Judgment in favor Of the Manufacturers Ma
tiona1 Bank Of Chicago, to the amount OF
$212,08 in the Superior Court Of Cook County,
on the 18th instant; under which judgment his
effects have been seized, he we'll knowing that
he was insolyent.
John Cox, Of the town Of Milton, petitions the
Superior Court to restore and confirm title to
Lot 1, Block 10, in Union Park Addition to Chi
cago, being known as No. 46s Fulton street,
having q 2 frontage 1na Of q 7e,1oo feet, and
dept! Of 100 feet. G Plaintiff = gave three
secured BY . trust deed on the premises, tie
third OF which will be due in September, 1878,
on the payment of which he will claim release.
The papers were destroyed in the October fire.
Testimony vas taken before Register Hubbard,
yesterday, in the case OF the State Insurance
Company and the claim of Hon. Mr. SWEET,
and also on the motion to e1puuge the claim Of
graphing Company, full particulars Of which
have already been printed in this journal; and,
in both cases. a continuance was had
The firm Of Baines T. Bancroft, Of Buffalo, N.
T., has obtained writ of attachment against
one Emma A. Howard, Of Chicago, who
hare I;cn4-noral }1aN N.{~ AVID
whose present address cannot be discovered, for
q debt of S176.13. An attachment was alao
prayed against B. II. Spencer for $403, the value
Of g. carload OF green apples.
Judge Booth Was engaged all day in hearing
railroad condemnation cases. and hla minute
book WAS blank at the close Of the day.
The first days call on the calendar for the No
vember term Of the Superior Court is given in
it's proper places below.
The Judges met the abstract men and Com
mittee Of the County Commissioners, yesterday
afternoon, but the result Of their deliberations
will not be made public until the Commissioners
meet, if then.
The Chicago Water and Gas Pipe Manufac~
turing Company is after it's debtors; several
suits we're filed BY the Company, in the Superior
Court, LAST night
The habeas corpus case, sketched in yestar-
days TRIBUNE, came up informally, yesterday,
and was continued. Mr.. Herbert has determined
to fight for the possession OF the child.
Particulars Of extraordinary bigamizing are
given in another column, which have come to
light in consequence Of the proceedings Of the
Jillson divorce case, already reported in TIE
TRIBUNE.
Three divorces were granted by Judge Gary
yesterday; they present no features Of more
than ordinary interest.
Louisa Boyce, charged with the murder Of c.
Il. johnson, was remanded yesterday On af6-
davita that material Witnesses we're absent.
The Hurley murder trial begins to-day in the
Criminal Court.