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, 1872-11-15

IAN-t.jft1Et Gt0lJeitl.
5c5-Eo1eu =. Avery jury trial concluded 57s-
Rlara k-:au, assignee Of the Mutual Stock aud t1o
Insurance Company David Kneigh ct al demurrer
CT p'apiG to second plea sustained withdrawn al-
Ee712nce aud plea; defendant defaulted cId damages
E,sot.14. 625-Sa1ne '. Asa Dow ct c1.; Asa
Dow 6aEaulted, and court assess damages
at Sa23; sci. ia. to defendant Ios
returned, and Judgment. 6e5-Sane T. Daniel Z.
Ga;rk ct IL; Henry Batsford and John H. Dwight de-
f:l and Couc. damages 1883 81 and Judgment
Sd. f. not served. 6a7-Scas r. Henry Bots!ord es
al; same order for Sa33.53. G2s-same Y. John H.
Dwight; s2iae rider fer s353.53 629-sa1ne Robert
Law; default, and Court assess danages ut s561 w.
e3T-Ssne '. william q. Rcnd; Alfred Cos:es default,
s2d Court assess damages at S667o6- C2+-Sa!ne V;
Clinton argss ct ai; Tlos. Hcaus default, and Co11s
damages a. SGG7o6. G30S2rse :. Sidney Walker ct
a demurrer Of pnint to second pies sustained mo
ton Of defendant to dismiss for want OF
orerru!cd submitted to Court damages assessed at
s3a353 and I,vtion in arrest Of Judgment ovorrule,
and Judgment. C21-Satao :. Same; same crecc ior
&, ,93 49, 631-Saue Same; same order 1ors
G33-Sanae +. Same; 6aEae order, kauaa ts2acs
tor plaintiff, md judgment for sS67.07.
NEW SUITS.
Benjamin PcgsleJ =. James McEhlrey, Fre3crlcG
Iye and Charles Lyc; ejectnent; damages 81 wy
Lewis U1Ilaui. at.o7ney-Glbcrt Cooper Y. 1l*l.!a
O.1nsted / John Ol1nsted; ejectucnt, S5Go-J:n:es
4. Woodward, assignee Of the estate Of Horace Q.
Hedge y Martin o. Howell Jr., and ilary G. Whttau
petiion to cancel mortgages given y Horace Q. Hedge
TO defendants, fer valid consideration, all h:a
stock and property; #. II. Perkins, solic5sor--E3-
ward S. and Joseph To7rey r. D. W. Doe}ey7 bill Ito
toin infringement Of patent Of weather Etrlps
, 1872-11-15


Both hotels in Middleyi1le, Mich, we're robbed
the Exchange, was fred at three times.
The Government steam aaw-n1in at Bedford,
D. T., WAS entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night. By good luck there was no wind at the
time Of the fire, and the logs Of the mills con-
stitutes the whole Of the disaster. The loss is
more than ordinarily severe, rs the navigation
of the Missouri River has closed, and the ma
chinery cannot be replaced before spring.
|. In the trial Of the Rev. q. H. Robertson, be-
Wednesday, introduced a number Of Witnesses
to show the good character Of the accused and
his good behavior at other places. The argn-
ment was opened on Wednesday night by the
Rev. DR.. J. S. Hayes for the prosecution.
On Tuesday night, as 9 co1ored man named
John Smith, Of Mansfield, Pa, arrived at homo,
he found white man with his wife, He shot at
tho white man several times, but he escaped m
hurt. Smith then kicked and pounded his wife,
inficting injuries from which she has died.
Smith was arrested, and, on his way to the lock-
up, shot himsel, inficting wound Which may
prove fatal.
The people OF Cass County, ILL.,, on Tuesday
decided, by majority Of 48s, to remove their
county seat from BeardBtown to Virginia. This
ID final settlement OF this yexatious question,
which has, for many years, agitated the people
OF Cass, and produced much Bitter feeling and
hostility between the residents Of the different
sections Of the county.
r. Fl. Bepners, Of New Orleans, arrested BY g
Deputy United States Marshal, WAS taken before
Commissioner Shannon, on Wednesday. upon the
| affidavit Of j. II. Ingraham, charging him with
! conspiracy, deception, and fraud. and printing
counterfeit election tickets in 6innitude to the
Republican ticket printed and voted by the Re-
publicans ct Louisiana. Benners gave beil in
SO. 600.
, 1872-11-15
THE LAW COURTS.

In the action, Mark Kimball as assignee of the
Mutual Stock Fire Insurance Company in the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday, q point
Of Law came up, OF interest in these days Of in
surance bankruptcies Attorney for the defend
ant de1nurred to the narr OF the plaintiff because
the nar1 was bad, the plaintiff affirming that he
did 30 and 60 III place Of the bankrupt; that tho
narr charged for merchandise, labor, and go
forth, instead of for what it actual
Il was. His Honor Judge Blodgctt said
with enilo that he was Of opinion that the de-
scriDtion Of Mark Kimbal as assignee should be
taken to follow him all through, and that there
fore the statement that the assignee had doIa
so and co. meaning the assignee for the plain
tiff, was perfectly correct OF course the l=azned
counsel submitted
Thomas Fitzgerald, Jacob Iaurier, Martin
Caves, Charles Turner, Adam Baer and IL. ha!-
tenbacl, ,saloon-keepers, were yesterday arralgned
before Judge Porter, and pleaded not guilty to
charges of selling liquor on Sunday, and selling
liquor to drunlards.
4 writ Of attachment was ordered to ISSUE,
yesterday, by Judge Farwell, against D: B. Fon-
da, William Smith, Mrs. William Smith, and
Gottlieb Falkman, for failing to attend as Wit
neEses in the cauEe Wolcort ?. Smith, to set
aside vii, the cas1se referred to IN yesterday
TRIBUNE
David Adler yesterday commenced suit
against A1es Sherman g. Co., of tresrass on
tho case for $4,000.
, 1872-11-15
A BREAK MENDED.

The Broken Water nIntn Mt Pine street Ice.
pnircd.
Mention has already been made ia LEE IRfB-
uNE Of the fact that "pi1e' YVES driven through
the 24inch water main at the foot Of Fine street,
by one Of O. B. Green's pile-drivers. The injury
was repaired yesterday, and the supply o. water
On the South Side Increased materially. The
authorities knew nothing Of the break in the
main for several days, and only discovered it by
accident, the men on the pile~driver having con-
cca]cd tho fact for some reason. 4 dredge was
procured. md an attempt made to closo the aper-
atnre in the main, but it was unsuccessful, and
-. message was sent to Detroit for 3
Diver. When he arrived he could do nothing
at first, as the mud filed in On either side Of the
pine faster than the dredge could remove it.
Sheet piling Was then constructed around the
nine. and tie mud was taken out rapidly, and
the DIVER enabled to reach the break. a
band was put around the opening, and it having
been strapped on securely, the water rushed
through the main as usual. Several mishaps OF
a similar nature have occurred to water mains
lying on the bed Of the river, and, to protect this
one in the future, the authorities intend to
build small tunnel under the river at Pine
street nsxt year, in which the water-pipe will be
oncased.
, 1872-11-15
lis Tribune, in the absence Of Major Howell at

lis Tribune, in the absence Of Major Howell at
Washington, this winter.
The late Colonel Albert 8. Evans was the
last Of four brothers, all Of whom came to vio-
lent ends. Two were killed by Indians, on the
Plains; one WIS drowned about year ago, and
now tie last hasgone.'--
The Rev. Dr. Samuel q. Cox, for many
years pastor Of the Presbyterian Church il
congregation last Sunday. He is now over 90
years OF age. .-.-
-William Walter Phelps, elected to Congress,
in New Jersey, is Of the firm Of Phelps J. Dodge,
and Vice President Of the Houston & Great
Northen Railroad of Texas.
The marked demonstrations Of the last two
days, evidently suggested by the presence among
us Of the Fire-Marshal OF Chicago, the Rev.
Robert Colyer, aud other friends from the
agreeable. Boston Transcript.
Simeon Francis, long resident OF Spring
field, ILL.,, founder Of the Slate Journal and for
soma years Secretary Of the State Agricultural
Society, died at Portland, Oregon, on the 25th Of
October, after an illness OF some five weeks.
THE Rev. James Reid, who was recently
elected Superintendent Of Public instruction in
North Carolina, died suddenly on the 9th inst,
at Greensboro. hIr. Reid was one Of the Oldest
ministers Of the North Carolinn Methodist Con-
ference.
In casting up the chances Of any Of the
Brigalier Genern1s in the army for promotion to
Major General, ufce Meade, the fact is lost sight
of that the Pfes1dent may select from the Whole
list Of army officers, without regard to present
seniority in rank; and, for that matter, Lleuten-
ant Fred Grant is eligible equally with General
Mcdowell. i,
Tho Stephen Pearl Andrews who has been
arrested with Mrs. Woodruff mud Miss Clafin, in
Now York, was once 2 resident Of Houston,
Texas. He ca1no here in 1899, we believe; but
had not been a resident long until one day ha
was conducted to the wharf By q number OF citi-
zens, put aboard Of q boat, and requested to
make himself scarce IN Texas, at onco; which he
did.-Houst0n Union. =
, 1872-11-15

Wig the Steamers Did Not Make Their AD-
rcarancc Until Tllrty-six Minutes After the
Alarm Was Sounded.
There have been many theories put forth to
account for tho spread Of the fire in Boston, but
the most plausible, and, probably, tho true
theory, is given by foreman of one Of the
steamers belonging to the Fire Department Of
that city. This gentleman is q friend Of one Of
tho Assistant Fire Marshals Of Chicago,
and the latter WAS Let into the facts
Of the fire, and its attending incidents,
by a letter received yesterday. The foreman
states that when the epiz ootic made it's appear
ence in Boston, and thehorses Of the Fire Depart
meat we're attacked an order was Issued not to
use them under any circumstances. A suppli-
msntary edict prescribed what was to be done in
case ofa fire. When en alarm Was received, the
fireman vera to drag the hose carts and ladder
apparatus to the scene, and endeavor, by ''plug
streams " and tho use Of azos and hooks, to sub
due the famcs. In case the blaze Increased, and
they found themselves unable to control it, q
second alarm vas to be given, aud the
steam engines brought on the ground by hand.
When the first alarm was sounded On Saturday
night, the men started for the locality Of the
fire with the hose carts. The hose was attached
to the street hydrants, but the WATERWAYS useless,
as the pressure was not strong enough TO carry
it to the second stories Of the burning building.
In accordance with the orders, q second alarm
WAS then turned in, and the steamers made their
appearance, arriving on the ground thirty-si1
minutes after the fire was first discovered. There
was not a stean-engine located within half a
mile Of the building where the fire originated.
It will be remembered that the newspaper de-
spatches stated that the steamers did not force
water thirty feet high, and that they were in
capable Of any: greater performance. The
reporters in Boston were misled by the plug
streams no steamers being on the ground
for over half IN hour after the 6re
broke out Tie foreman states that
tie Boston engines are Of the best make,
and every one Of them Gun force water over the
TOP TOP Of any building in the city. He attributes
Of the flames to .hns the order rfsaTa to
citizens Of Chicago made q similar suggestion
to Fire Marshal Williams but. lie. aenaibly
thought it would be more economical mt in the end
to use the horses, even IT few were kea any =
necessary.
, 1872-11-15
WlNNE7KA.

The Winnetka Musical Society, on Wednesday
evening last, gave asocial, dramatic, and literary
entertainment at the Academy. This edifce has
lately been undergoing repairs, and the manner
in which it has been done not only reflects credit
upon those who had it in charge, but also reveals
the characteristics Of the Winnetkites.
At one end Of the hall a stage has been con-
structed with foot1ights, drop curtain, and
prompter's box, and the floor of the hall has q
emoothness that suggests tho Terpsichorean art
The exercises were opened by neat speech
from Judge Atwood, setting forth the object
McCattin, who, in an original poem, presented
the different phases Of "the man in the moon"
It was received very fayornbly By the andience,
as might be expected, for tradition aayB that
that some people in this place are fond Of tho
moon.
'Moses in Egypt was well sung by q chorus
Craven" A grand flourish Of instrumental music
announced the great event Of the evening, the
play of s'9wo Puddifoots.'' The characters
were taken by the following Individuals Lin
coin Wright, PuddiJoot, Sr.; Charles
Wickham, PudMfoof, J'.; Miss Florence
Carter, Peggy; NJ. West. Buffers; Miss Wilson,
Agie, and Miss Carroll Mrs. Figsby. The play
vas we'll rendered, and the company supported
their characters admirably.
a Quartotte closed their part Of the entertain
ment.
Horace Carter, Esq, invited the audience to
remaln to the dance, which followed. The dane
ing stopped promptly at the usual (?) time.
It ia the intention of this Society to give 8
weeks, and for the alternate week lecturers are
to be procured. DR.. Chas. H. Fowler, President
of the Northwestern University, ia to give the
first lecture next Wednesday evening.
, 1872-11-15
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

1kw-I.Jttdge Roucrs].
plc, from iIes 70, Wit ETC., md default heard and
denied, and exceptions By plaintiff e2s-allbert v
Barker Manufacturing Company ana ~,
tit to strike plea from files Tor want ETY. ana de1at
he,rd and denied. 1,75l-South rar6 Gomm1ssl9ners
" Cook trial not concluded. 654-snllVao '. Mar
tin trial not concluded.
Cal same as yesterday:
(J,td9e Boeth.] ,,
ants costs per stipulation; l,s1s-shsrwood = F.
wards: verdict as to defendant Edwards for plaintiff,
and damages assessed at 15sooo brick a. a. ss6 o.
bv Edwards for new trial. 7o6-Nelson v Vree1and /;
jury trial: verdict for plaintiff. damages so5,79;
Ct all dismissed to Ann Nish for want Of prosecution
72s-s.nford v Mich; jury trial; verdict for
plaintiff s1el and judgmeat .o3: a21-Ford o,Sel
f41-Beess v. zeiger; appeal dismissed for want Of
prosecution, with procedendo. 1,721-wilson Sewing
9sne ho dsf9n set psa 2ss
v Goodwin appeal dismissed for want, ETC., with
proccdendo. 743-cnnord V. .Kearns; dismissed at
be!ser '. sa5es ~. - judgment @ It restored
Can from 2os to $40 incltsiye.
iJud9e ITce.l
court; finaing for plaintiff dsmages aug Sis motion Tor
new tria-Brown r. McMaster; submitted tt court
finding for plaintiff damages s25s; motion tor new
= cau 5' to-day, 2.s and 70; ..... n,.,,<....,
830-Thiesing ct al = Thtespg ct a.; j. q. Trnnan
ants, Mary Ann TLiesing and minor heirs Of
George T.. Thiesing. 66s- 6s-spalding et al.
rule to plead nstanter, set for hearing nstanter
and final decree. 370-Gilnan =. Andes; referred to
Chase Master. 366-McCormick V. Crane ct al: John
Borden withdrew his appearance solicitor for do
PENDANTS Crane and Berry. % burnt recozas}-Geer
ct al Hgley ct al: a, r. Dslton enters appearance
Of defendants and tio to plead, ETC., extended to
first day Of next term.
[Judge Farreul !.
G5o-KirI ct Fl. v Busby ct al Masters report fled
and confirmed, and decree appointing Commissioners.
l43-Wolcott y. Smith ct a.; jury called; trial not
concluded.
NEW SUITS.
1859 to 4,667-Appeals. 4,8os-Dav:d Adler Y.
An;ez, Sherman E CO. case, sioo3o; F. A. Hoffman,
Jr., attorney. 4,663-Appeai.
, 1872-11-15

Tho British Admiralty, after much profound
cogitation and an expenditure OF about 81 .fo0,-
00U, have produced naval structure called the
Devastation, which was intended to represent
the firet-class iron-clads OF the Immediate fu-
ture, as they comprehend the requirements OF
tie naral service. The new floating battery,
which scarcely can be called ship, is described
in the London Ne1cs as a compound OF foup-
diving bell. This marine monster, having been
completed, was recently taken out for trla!
fu}iy fR; tTo a1e niles lss' OF spithead, both Of
her engines gave out when it vas
her sailing Qualities until her machinery could be
thoroughly oyerhauled. From the description
OF the Devastation given in the English Journals
il would seem that the vessel is q monument OF
inventive genius-a floating museum OF aingular
mechanical continuance, which IN fair weather
and with all things working smoothly, must
answer in every respect the purposes sought in
her construction. But the sudden giving ont OF
both her engines On the very outset OF her pre-
llmipRry trial has inspired doubts as to the man.
ner in which SO complicated machine would act
when exposed to the more serious dangers OF
active warfare. Machinery, even the pest
and most thoroughly tested, is liable to sudden
arrangement, and the helpless condition IN
which the Devastation found herself after her
mishap, until taken in tow by q friendly tug,
has suggested t.. the thoughtful British MUD
that if she had been in the middle OF the
ocean when the casualty occurred there is no
telling what might have become OF her for
she had no sails, and would drift helplessly
at the mercy Of the Winds waves, and cur
rents, perhaps to be dashed to pieces at last
upon rock. Il disabled in . naval engage
ncnt she would be in q pitiable predlcament
from the imposaibility OF handling hor; and,
taking all these things into consideration, those
Interested in such matters have come to enter
tain grave doubts in regard to the practical
utility Of this latest achievement in naval arch1-
lecture.
, 1872-11-15
work FOR OUR NEW EaEEBERS.

The twenty-eight Senators and Representa-
tiyes which kind Providence and tile new appor-
tionment permits Cook County to send to
Springfield, may be engaged in preparing bills
upon the following among other subjects: a
bill for an act to extend suffrage to married
women who are childleas and can attend to III;
en act to provide that prophet shall not oe
without honor save in his own country; an act
to provide cudarer for medical colleges; an Get
nbolishing tai1ors and tailors' bills; an act
amendatory of the same, aboliahing mi1llners .
and dressn,akers an act making bigany and
breach Of promise of marriage capital offences !;
time save nine; an act constituting Lake Michl-
gan public highway; an act providing
that suicide shall be punithed with death !;
an act Of sympathy for the capitalists OF Boston
an act for the prevention Of epizoozy in men aud
, 1872-11-15

a1uey s5n5 Ssst t14sd and judgments :aSs e 2
et Al; S1ae order. so.atorn :. Dictzseh no
ton BY paintifx for SPEEDY trial sustained 2577-
olainti:i's costs Tor want Of Narr in time. sl5'-
Clarl: :. LoriNara Fire Insurance co1anany; csusa
= P,sn,nore y e;ioulatou referred to Scott to take
testimony s'c92Ezaie.son :. Rcoby sn4 Landis
default alz0-Kelnre- y. Commercial insurance
demurrer to sustained, and leave to amend RUE
rai2til1 to file additional bill Of particulars, auo
cause continued. 3,127-Jones =. Commercial !nsos-
anoe Company: Judgment $1,s95. 3.5l6a--5ane-
, 1872-11-15

sor at a, C1ary ct al; motion Of
pn T. 5e 5stessss nsa e. s'' Eussfl sas
nrsa In5nrance Company; Judgment, s1o,525: 3,11s-
ives '. Panter; default and Judgment: 26+Far1 e.
well Teuonis Insurance
sio5as = s53a@hiaoy v Farnswerh: default, and
Judgment, s,65e, c. n a 257-Mshanaiey ~ ct A.
GsrpsneF sags g Rth w. " submitted
to cort and passed to be taken up On six days No;
ee ten days % ohtesgo nlS
Tnrnrerein =, Eastman; j'1ry to send verdict and
separate. - r1s. <,,
ao7-Kergan :. Kcrgan '. Kergan personal service
On Nicholas Kergan; 8: " Rawson appointed guar
dian ad tte answer ied md csse referred to Scott
1:S,,ter same Is 928 962-Wison v Wilson decree
Of divorce. 897-Rohrback y Rohrback; service sum-
mons on all default Of William Rohrback Theodore
sch1itz appointed guardian id iitcl md reference
to Scott. 632-Schmidt Y. Schmidt report OF eale
filed aud confirmed; decree affirming sale. 73la-
day Of March. 8o7a-Daggett '. Essen; Masters re-
port fled and confirmed, and decree, appont-
ment Of special Commission: and deeres Of sale 22N
Forsyth '. Lombard; reference to Scott. -Spric-
kelmeyer Y. Sprickemeyer; defendant Oest appears
rule to answer instanter; want Of answer, and
referance to Scott 444-Keefe '. Mccain; Commits
Leger v. Lcger; get for JAN l6 next io6-Van Nest
T. Van Nest; set for Jan. u. 6s7-scott Y. Smith ;
dismissed at complainant's cost.
4l,251-Gustav y. Wilhelms1la 9amert; divorce
cruelty and desertlou alleged. Al 252-Anna George
speckeimeyer; divorce. Il ,253-Edward v. Ellen De-
laney divorce; adultery alleged. 41,254Wasrov ct
81. '. sbufeldt; appeal 41,255-Giilnan y. Mann !;
appeal Il, l,256-Aiaun r Jochena !; appeal 4l,257-'
James McKnd1ey aud james n. Gi1cllrist +. Wn. o..
Carpenter affidavit to restore papers. A,258-Fla-
nlaudenS =. Edwards; narr debt Of s321 s. 25e-pa
David nrarchant '. William j. Edwards; narr;
debt Of s3647o. ,2Go-scu1Iey Y. Forrester arpear =
IL 4l26l-Granz ', Gra1z; divorce. q, ,eGa}osepn =
Ryerson =. Ba1bach Smelling and Refining GoInpans. 49,
Ae63-Laprise Y. Good; appeal. 4 l,2o4-NoEhwSsern I'll
National Bank Of Chicago =. William ]" far"e ~
sunopsit $500; Charles H. Sturgis, attorney.
Jacob Bruesch Y. Ellen Blecrneiser and - dte nu
George Hartman copartners; mechanics hen On Nos.
377 and 379 Fifth avenue, for s225 Morton c!5g1 a.
torney II, l,eG6-AIen Co7yeu l. Co. Y. Barter Nhte-
house: case 81 000; Charles e. Lawrsnce Attorney
4, 41,os7--Stern Y. Wayne & Son appeal.
, 1872-11-15

From the San francisco Gait.
Full 5000 people visited the City Gardens yes
{. goat descend from t;le neither blue. The goat
was not on hand, but his second cousin Was. a
sheep was substituted, and answered the Pnr-
pose just as well. The balloon "Clty OF san
away, bearing two lives and g parachute. Gruet
BuiaIay hung to the trapeze, and the eheep cinne
tenaciously to the parachute lin anet): The
balloon shot away from the spot where 1t = hao
been struggling for freedom, and ascending M
about fifteen minutes. It was at this time that
Duislay unfastened the parachute, which WAS
bornc towards the earth by the weight OF the ami,
NAL attached, dropping 100 feet before it assumed
its umbrella-1ike shape, and doated away gently
Thousands that gazed upon the spectacle enVled
the peculiar sensations that animated that mass
Of mutton during the first sudden descent, bus
they applauded the composure displnyed ~ tne
animal throughout: While the balloon stni re re-
nained stationary in mid-air, the parachute anu
the daring sheep descended slowly, but surely,
to the ground, landing On the bluffs about mile
to the south of tho Gardens, where he was
picked up by an enterprising Hoodlnm, who
mounted q horse, and, watching the descent with
the eye Of q connosseur, was On hand when the
animal returned to earth once more. The s5eep
has by this time probably ''returned to
Ills mutton Buislay, utter, lnvestl-
eating tue temperature Of -, the x,+fll uppeF7 ef7
ulr tor ABOUT two lour8. a1so Ae*u1Aeet
to earth, descending in the Potrcro unlnjured
and decidedly refreshed by histrip tothe realms
above" This performance, although :ratner
sheepish in its general aspect, was altosethef
grand success, and the only circumstance = 70 6, 90
regretted in the transactions ia the fact that the
name Of tie sheep WHO thus rose to fame is un-
known, Next Sunday Stevens horse and pusgy
will ride on the breeze, and select few Tho
wish to peril their nccks in catering to the pub
lie pleasure will accompany them. The other
performances announced in the programme we're
successfully carried out. The remainder OF the
Buislay family gave ono Of their gy1nnastlc e1h!-
bitiona, and the White Fire King sweated Jus
brief hour away in 8 frery furnace. DANCING
tainment was On the whole an unusually good one,
and the next Sunday promises to be better
, 1872-11-15

1aortals; an act preventing 'tmoon1ight a1one;"
an act BY which the sun must rise in the west;
an set e. sne 0
except in foreign language; in act compelling
everybody to Say prayers; an act to tax-unnar,:
ried bachelors over the age Of 25, and
widows who remain unmarried ten years; an act
to establish and regulate marital chastisement;
an act to amend the ten commandments, and an
act making Adam and Eve responsible for every
thing, including the Chicago fire.
, 1872-11-15
THE COUNTY COURT.

= t3aH9F = =
Timothy Collins; time to surviving part
ner to :nswer citation extended to the 28th Of
November jacob Greenabaum, Jr.; claim of S.
". Sawyer allowed. George Z. A1n1nermann, EXECUTOR
presents final accounts Of vouchers, and is discharged
Sarah Flynn will proven letters testsmentar5 grant
cd to Maurice Flynn and bond for $ 600 approved.
Christian Korth will proven letters testamentary to
widow bond Of $500 approved. John 4. Kelly !;
a!e5 restored, and decree restoring VII. $; = r;
personal p1oa2rty at private sale. C. q. s, A. C..
Eersasnau decree for sale Of real estate.