, 1872-12-21

new stove for the County Court, paying ss5
therefor, the room being at that time generally
ut freezing point. Yesterday, tho order WIS given
that the stove was not to be lighted, rs the hoat-
ing apparatus had been repaired, and now heat-
ed the placo sufficiently. In consequence of
which, tho window panes gave excellent token Of
the refrigerasirg powers OF tire heating app2-
ratuH. 4 stove that is not to be lighted whilst
the very breath freezes IS Al expensive proof
ct imbecility-
The Svea Society prays the Superior Court for
relief against Peter Ii. Alnini, the late Treas
11rer. charging tlat his term Of Office expired in
April last, when his successor was appointed !;
that he refuses to hand over the books and ac-
counts to said successor; that he has received
q, 900 for the sale Of No. 100 Illinois street to
william Anderson, and S592 from the Etna In
surance Company, and refuses to pay over the
game.
Thomas O'Connor atflrms that William Charles,
OF No. 142 West Jackson street. owes him S238
for work done Oh tWo contracts, and that Charles
is about to leave the State without paying him,
wlereupon he so1cits and obtains from the su.
perior Court writ Of attachment, in order that
Charles may have 8 chance OF paying up, or Do
made to. il he will not otherwise
States Attorney Roed yesterday fled lnfor1na-
ton in the Criminal Court, charging the prison
erg Raiuforth and Fuller with swindlng Dun
can Forbes out OF Two sums Of money, namely,
Ss9l. so and $3.50, by conspiracy and fraud. The
prisoners plead not guilty.
Barber l. LocEner, lawyers, haro commenced
suit against Elizabeth KirchoG and her husband,
Julius, for 81, 500, costs in contesting the estate
left by Michael Diversey, father Of the former,
by which they obtained for her not less than
sioo,ooo.
The verdict for $1,000, in ejeotment, in the
United States Circuit Court, in tue suit Nancy
Ramsay =. the Pittsburgh, CINCINNATI 4 St.
| Louis Railroad Company, WAS yesterday con-
irned, and Judgment given, the motion in ar
rest being oyarruled.
The bankrupt Hubbard VAS examined, yes
terday, before Register Hibbard, about Whist ho
knew as to what had become OF hls assets but
as he knew, or professed to know, nothing, TIE
TRIBUNE need not take column to say so, in
his own words.
The suit brought by Irons Y. seeleye and tho
other defendants connected with the Riverside
Improvement Company, for moneys ewing by
Of the plaintiff, against an of the defendants
but two.
Wright Y. The City, for perpetual injunction
restraining the city from using Elizabeth street,
| between Washington and Madison streets, has
! been continued over till next week.
| The Columbus, Chicago j. Indiana Railway
| Company hare fled the bond required BY Judge
| Booth to secure the award found IN their coli
| demnation suit against McAulay and others.
4 new bankruptcy petition was fled yesterday,
| praying fer the adjudication OF Frederick Il.
| Vater tobacconist, On the ground Of his dispos-
ing Of $4,000 cigars to give preference to cred
! itcrs, and non-payment Of debts.
| Motions Will be heard before Judges Porter
and Tree to-day, their call of tho calendar being
over, glory be to Christmas, till the "a JANUARY
| Of blessed hope. ~
! Another petition-this makes the third-waE
yesterday fled, restraining railroad companies
ueing that part Of Carroll stTeot between Clinton
| and Canal streets.
The Jury in the Cshiu divorce case, yesterday,
found for the lady. There vas nothing glaring
in the case, only quarrels, and bad temper on
both sides, and there is pretty little haby:-
The railroad condemnation jury in G. & n. "
Il. W. Company =. Gray ct III. took the case last
night, and were out till q late hour.
| Tho survivors Of Caspar Bing bring suit
against the city in trospass On the case; damages
| $4,000.
| Not Sentence day, but Treat day, in the Crinai-
| nal Court this Saturday.