, 1873-11-01

In tho application mato ny tho executor and
elo!o,ooO. :, Ills estate consists oi. so aoros
ii, Yazowol County, 100 RcroH in Fort Dodge
District, lown, m undivided balf Of Lots
aud d, Of tho subdivision Of Section 81, and
20, 80, Is; au undivided Lilo Of the b. Il Of tho
Ivy u Of Boetlon "a. 80, 1a; an undivided u
Of tle n i27 foot ,, q tots 15 and 10, p|oels6 9
premises known as No. o. Calumet avonuo, CHI
cago, and books, furniture, Bundry notes md
accounts, and other personal property, In said
City Of Chicago.
George Chandler, tho ncceivor Of tho Lamar
Insurance Company, yestorday filed two re-
portB, In ono Of which ho stntos TINT number
Of creditors hold claims against tho Company
Of claims hold ngainst thom. He thorciofe asks
that such = compromise may DO allowed, and
that limit may bo axod for filing claims against
tho Company In tho other report, hc statcB
to ton pay 81 dividend Of 12 per cent, and asks to bo
allowed to do 10. Both those petitions wero
granted. Mr.. Chandler states that the dobtB Of
tho Company already proved amout to about
s1450OO and that ho has on hand about $4,000.
for tho creditors. A large amount is yet 10 lit
tgation, but 1t is expected the Company will pay
IN full.
su1T AoA1Ngr A DELINQUENT TRUSTEE.
Martin Kennedy, Of ireland, commenced an
action against John Ouehing, In tho Circuit
Court to compel him TO fulfill trust. Com
plainant station that In November, 1872, his
brother Thomas died, worth about 900, and
subdivision Of ". 11S Of Block 1s, in tho Canal
TrusteoB Subdivision OF the 8. E. n Of Sec. II,
SO, H. known as No. 100 sholso stroet, and
worth, with the building thereon, $1,000.
t. t. Cushing in trust for Martin On his request.
But now, although often asked, john Gushing
refuses to do any such thing. He has oven
since Martins doath receivc1 tho rcntB and
asks ~ account, and that Gushing may DO com
polled t9 convey the property to lin, aa author
SUIT ON INSURANCE POLICY.
Tho Huron Salt and Lumber Manufacturing
Company, suing for the use Of George c: smrk,
brought IN action against the National Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Of philadelphia, to
recover on q policy Of $500, given on saw
mill in salt2burg, Mich, which was destroyed by
fro on tho 21st OF June, 1873. An attachment
in aid was also Issued on tho affidavit Of Charles
NJ. Smith, the President Of the Salt and Lumber
Company.
ASSAULT AND nATTEnY.
Judge Rogers was occupied q part of yestor-
day In hearing the case Of Thomas 8. Reod
against Hamilton Vincent, Albert yincent, aud
Charles Brown. Plaintif states that his aon
hnl u watch to be repaired and that, on It's COM
| pletion, he went to get 1t. Ono OF the defend.
! give largar aum than ho thought was Just, and
| offered lower price, which was refused. Reed
says ho thon turned to go out, but ono Of the
| Vinconts shut aud locked the door, and they all
kicked him. Wherefore ho claima $4,000 DANA
geB. Defendants deny overyshing, aud al1ego II
there was any beating and kicking itwas becauso
Reed fret assaulted them, md thoy were obliged
to defoud themselves. The jury only thought
him ontitlod to 1926.
| UNITED STATES COURTS.
Judge Drammond is still engaged in hearing
tho sayloa caae, and Oh finishing TINT will take up
Jamos II. Kolloy, George Murray, and George
| ". Blauaon commenced an aciion in asaumpsit
against The South Branch Lumber Company for
q balance Of account Of q, ,1o3.4o:
II. Monroe presented tho resolutions on tho
death Of Judge Porter, and they were ordered to
be spread on the record.
| Tie; Unitod statcs recovered Judgment
| ngalnst John a. Van Duskirk for tho Hum OF
81, 607. 81 damages and 10000.
Tho Grand jury returned ten true bills.
| William Dayloy ct al. recovered q Judgment
against Charles 3. Brown OF nj. for 81, ,8G9.36.
DAHKnUPTcY 1TEMs.
In tho case Of james Mckinley an order oi
dismissal was ontcred, unless objections arc
filed within i've days.
Tho Assignee Of Charles Hoagnnn was all.
thorized to sell tho bankrupts stock ut not losa
than 81, ,43626.
B.j David and others wore adjudicated bank
rupta by default, mud q warrant issued, return
able tho I'd Of Docembor
Howard Priestloy filed petition against A. ".
! Mason, alleging that ho has committed an aot OF
bankruptcy BY suspoading payment Of & note
i October. A rule to show cause waa entered and
issuol.
/ COUNTY COURT.
John NJ. Rountree, on behalf OF tho members
the death Of Judge Porter, and m order was on
tered shat they be aproad on tho record.
Louae Kei1 was appointed guardian OF the CO.
tato Of Matthias Kei[ under bond Of 515, 900.
Lettors Of administration wero granted to
William Harrsl on the estate Of Joseph Ulrich
on bond Of IS, 4l0.
Quirin Regnori vas appointed guardian OF
| Marin Regneri aud others on bond Of $40, 600.
Tho will and codioil Of John Day woro proved,
tho rcnunciation Of the widow to administer
filed, and also Of Nathan II. Freor, md letters
wore granted with the will annexed to David s.
Duuning under bond uf $4,000.
PETITION 11r!; TO SELL nEHI Esr4TE; :; S,E!;;
Mary q. Wilber, widow OF 2. y. WILDER, and
guardian Of Willis, Olive, aud Perleo Wilber.
filed petition in tho Circuit Court for loave to
sell Lots 10 and II In Block and Lots and III
of Block l, in Wilbor q Eberhart's subdivision
Of Lot 25 Of the CanRl Trustees Subdivision OF
Section 7, so, II, situated on Diler and Oakley
etreotB, aud worth not over $500 each.
COURTS IN Dn1EF.
Ferdinand Y. Qindclo, George A. Gindelo, and
CharleR W. Gindole commenced IN action iD as'
aumpHit against David cooy aud Layua A, Hor-
rick for St, ,000.
Tho Third National Bank OF Chicago CON-
mel,ced suit i'll assumpsit against Jerry hlon-
roe for 81 800.
An action in debt was commenced by Israel
Hall against D. i. Carmichael Thomaa Nc
Cloaky, William O. Gibson, and Lowia L. Smith
for D., 800.
John q. McCord commenced an action In as-
sumpBit against Edwin A.. Lucas md William T.
Hunt for $4,000.
suit In assumpst was begun by John Miller,
Otway Watson, james z. 1linshall, md Charles
A. Dolden against Henry Z. Picket. Bryan Phil
pot aud Samuel J. Walker, Tor %, 200,
judgment by confession WAS onterod against
Edwin Walker ia favor Of P. O. Straug, for the
sum of &5,3d8.A0.
Jacob t. Wayne sr., and Jacob L, Wayne,
Jr., commenced au action against bryan Philpot
i for 81 900.
John @. Davies and 1saac Davies flod q peti.
tion against @. G.. z. Prussing for mechanics
lion on Pruusing' vinegar works, on State street