, 1873-01-13

THE LAW COURTS.
Saturdays Record Of Events in
Bankruptcy.
General Notes of Interest to the Public
and the Attorneys.

General Notes of Interest to the Public
and the Attorneys.
John Daemon, ealoon-keeper, Nos. 147 and 149
South Clark street, owed Conrad Il. Warneski
the sum OF s. 500, and not being able to puy,
transferred to him by legal conveyance, the
tables, chairs, bottles, liquors, bar and fixtures.
At the Same time he was ineolyent, having stop
ped payment On two bills, drawn by II. n.
Smith l. Bro, for 955S and S103 which had been
accepted by Daeman whilst q resident OF Oma-
ha, Neb. The consequence of all which is that
said II, II. Smith L Bro. now pray Tor Daeman's
adjudication as bankrupt, fate he might
have avertod had be remained contented with
tho Nebraska villa and Stunned the fatal allure
ments Of the Genus City.
The creditors Of Valentine Giehl, Of Mota-
mora, H., evidently think that traders CONNER
cial transactions, looked at from moral stand
point, quite too thin. Among other matters, he
has transferred his property to Nicholas Hol-
singer, alleged to be creditor, suffered q judg-
ment to be levied on that prop
erty in favor Of Mary Giehl, and
mortgeged his real estate to Franz GiehI
Indeed, Valentine seems to have done little else
Of late than transfer things to different people.
so that when his debts should come to be col
lected, enough would remain to levy upon. Mean
while, James Earl. Of the game place wants pay
ment of i noto for 9376.o5, and n. Selz L. Co.,
OF Chicago, on open account, for e1G0-50, and as
they SEQ no other chance Of obtaining even par
tial settlement, they petlr1on for the ndjudica-
ton OF the man, aud for an injunction restrain-
ing Mary preceding with hor Judgment, and
Franz with disposing Of that real estate. AL Of
which tho Court concu11ed in
Albert nauch petitioned, on Saturday, for the
adjudication Of Wurzburger & Frank. furniture
dealers On South Clark street, claiming rs credi-
tors for goods valued at 9293.11 and alleging IN
act Of insolvency in the debtors by allowing their
goods to BIO taken by legal powers in favor Of
Of their entire property. Tho assets are stated
at about 81 500, and liabilities at $4,000. Tho
property was siezed on Saturday evening by the
Marshals minions.
Edward B. Sackett, 1ato OF Sackett l. Beach,
files voluntary petition in bankruptcy. He
secured accounts, nearly all OF which is the in-
tebtedness OF 6ackett i Beach. His assets con-
sist OF wearing apparel valued at $500. II there
is anything else the credit side, petitioner is
not aware OF it, the books and accounts OF the
firm being all burned up by the Octobor fire.
Eugene Y. Roddin, Assignee OF the estate Of
Michael Bunseli, was, on Saturday. given leave
in the store, and to compromise for the rent Of
tho premises.
The estate OF the bankrupt Adolph Herbert
was, on Saturday, adjudged capable Of paving
dividend Of 10 per cont, which was accordingly
sanctioned.
Assignee Campbell viu report to the creditors
Of the estate OF Stellar this afternoon. ct 2
n11 hon 4hnp H1nfa %faTy4 4ta4v EfxT.
dend il they like.
EVERY ONE Fon HIMSELF.
Anne II. Angevine relates, in bill praying for
an injunction, aud 30 forth, as set forth below,
that she bought Of Hezakiah Moor aud wife, on
on the 29th October, 1862 Lots 49, Il, Is, 16, II,
the northeast quarter Of tho northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of Section IS, TOWN.
ship So, H. afterwards borrowing from her uncle,
person named Ostrom, the sum Of $3.50, for
which abe gave the mortgage to him, as she rn-
doratood, but which now appears to have been
given to Jeremiah Leaning, who sold it, On tho
Sd of October, 1872, to Thomas J. Sutherland,
who attended the sa1o on behalf Of the plaintiff
to bid On her account, but bought for himself.
Sutherland now holds q conveyance Of the prop
arty. and not unnaturnlly desires settlement OF
his disbursements b.foro he gives up the decd.
So plaintiff who Inns taken 1t into her head TINT
lis account is excessive. petitions the Court to
undo al that has been done, and give her deed
de 51oro.
oESER4I. NOTES.
Judge Porter. on Saturday morning, decided
that under the new statute, where the plaintiff
files his affidavit of claim that tho defendants
filing general affidavit Of merits stating that he
has good defence to the plaintiffs cause OF
action, is not sufficient. His affidavit must
state that he has good defence to tho whole Of
the plaintiffs claim, or if to part only, to what
part.
There will be call Of the general chancery
docket in Judge Williams room Jan. 20, inst.,
and continuing from day to day till the whole
d :aket is called. Upon said call all cases which
prosecuted with reasonable diligence, mag be
dismissed upon motion Of the defendant, or the
Court will dismiss them upon it's own motion,
unless good rcason to tho contrary be shown.
Motions for new trials we're made in the
Criminal Court, on Saturday. in the cases Of
McLavin and Helm, the liquor dealers, who woro
charged with selling liquor to we'll known citi-
zens who we're also known to them to bo
drunkards, and taken under advisement.
Judge Tree will try Toomey =. Tho United
States Brick Company to-day, as the Witnesses
we're being gathered together on Saturday
Judge Gary undid the marriage ties, on satur-
day, il the cases Of the T.urnier couple, the
Gersted yokel, and the Prieur pair.
The Thayer J. Tobey furniture company, on
Saturday, commenced suit III assumpsit, e. 500
damages, against Roddin Hamilton, in the
Circuit Court.
Andrew ". Allen entered confession OF judg-
ment on notes Of *63s 90 and 500, i'll the Cir
cult Court, on Saturday, against Stephen F.
Norton.
Confession Of Judgment waB entered, on Sat
urday, in the Superior Court, on note Of $500
given by Alien J. Jackson to Samuel E. Jackson. |
> Mcclure Bros. Co.. on Saturday, repIevined |
John F. Ryan for one barrel OF gin, tEo barrels
Of whiskey, aud one cssk Of brandy.
No 4, 1895, in tho Superior Court, was marked
't Rollins Y. Rollins, suppressed for service."
Tho Mum l. Scott trial Criminal Court) has
been indefinitely continued
NEW SUITS.
UNITED srArEB CIRCUIT counT.
10, 0,758-Cook County National Bank Of Chicago Y.
John " Tappan Collector bill to restrain the coec
ion OF taxes On stock. |
10, 55s-Nm. P Ware, Of New York, '. Benz. Lin
laue7, Meyor E. Lindauer, Lepnann Levi, and Elias
u. Rosenbiatt bill for the infringement Of patented
ar cheek, aud chin tnuh.
III Tfn-Sauna r. 1aaao Zoefuer. satne