, 1872-11-07

fumes Of the tar with which the steam pipes are
being daubed. It was not until all the windows
in the building had been opened, yesterday, and
the tar burnt dry BY the pipes beingmade nearly
red hot that the Judges we're able to return to
the scenes Of their long enduring tortures, and
resume business.
Ageneral feeling OF relief was observable in the
radiant face Of tho Court Clerks, yesterday.
The floors we're once moro swept clean, the cor
ridors we're orderly, the court-rooms we're no
longer crowded to suffocation with unwashed
aliens aspiring to become citizens; and the maj
esty Of the lav, lately considerably ruf1ed, may
be said to have become itsef again.
Price l. Bibb yesterday fled q petition for me-
c1auic's lien, in the Circuit Court, against the
owners of the lots on which the Arcade building
stands, on Clark street, south OF Madison street,
for part of 348 900 brick supplied which has not
brick, but plaintiff stopped delivering, as the
contractors, Sullivan 6 Co., ceased to pay, ac-
cording to the petitioner. The balance is only
s358.56.
Judge Gary yesterday issued an order on
Aonzo Houghton, defendant in suit brought
by his wife Eliza, for divorce, to show cause
why he should not bo attached for contempt Of
Court in not paying S75, solictor'sfees, as order
ed By the Court. The wife sues in jorma paup-
eris.
The sale of Mum, Norton d Scott's valuable
property, advertised to take place, by the mort
gagor, on the 9th inst, has been enjoined by the
District Court. The mortgagor, Jesse Hoyt,
claims undor seven promissory notes of $50, 900
each, and there is another mortgage of 800, 600.
A stipulation WAS fled in the Circuit Court,
Yesterday, in the suit OF Reid {; Sherwin Y
Alpheus G. Badger, Octavius F. Badger, Walter
". Hilton, David 4. Gage, and Obadiah jack
SON. BY which the action Was dismissed. The
action YVES on Judgment by confession Of debt
Of 81, ,819.67.
MI. s., Tnry nat 411y
eight Jurors having answered to their names up
to the close of the Court. Judge Porter is
likely to have any easy time Of it for the next
few days.
Judge Gary WAS bewildered with the multi
plicity of his business, yesterday but transacted
an enormous amount, nevertheless. Inc pro-
gramme announced in The TRIBUNE will not be
departed from. To-day is default day in COM
mon low.
The bond for appeal to the Supreme Court, in
the Lyndon divorce case, was filed, yesterday, in
the Superior Court. Payne Fritz and John L..
Hancock were the 8urieties. The amount was
$3.50.
Fifteen appealed cases we're yesterday filed,
from the different Police Courts, at the Crlml-
nal Court, none of which were noteworthy.
The petit Jury in the United States Court will
be- called this morning. The call on the calen-
dar will be found in it's proper place.
The examination Of Shanahan e. West, bank
rupts, took place before Register Hibbard, at l
o'clock to-day.
. Judge Booth concentrated his energies on the
railroad condemnation cases yesterday, and his
clerks minute-book was unstained.
Frederick Laywek petitions, in the Circuit
Court for permission to assume his mother
name, Hurlbut.
Several interesting new suits are recorded.
Landowners should be on the watch.
There were no new bankrupts yesterday.