, 1873-12-11

TIE M'KAY CASE.
Judge Hopkins WAS etgsEod yesterday MORN
Ing Iii hearing tho argument on arrest OF judg..
lnent In tho case Of Donald Mckay, convicted |
Of Issuing fraudulent naturalization papors:
Counsel for tho prisoner hold that A ortninhl
iptont must bo ahown,-that tho papors woro
made out with intent to inturc souio ono.
Nr. Glovcr mainlalncd that tho intont WAS not
public policy mud morals was sufficient, and tho
allegation as to lntont would make an entirely
difforont offonao under tho statute.
Tho Judge took tho case undor adviaement
,tntil Friday morning.
Tng TnuMAv Hoard or TRADE CASE.
Judge Williams yesterday dcoilol tho domur-
rer to Tho answor Of tho Board Of Trade, III tho
petition for . fnhndamub filed against 1T " A. =.
Truman. Tho case wis brought homo time ag93
BY Truman, who had been expelled BY the Donra
or Trade, against 1t, to bo restored: Iio ha,l
faed to perform IN agreement mada In 1879 with
Nichols and Holmer. Tho answer SGT up TINT
Truman had confessed bin brohoh Of colltrae. aud
that tho Board Of Directors had expelled him Oh
that Htatomont and nlBo on proof.
The Judge aaid that there were two points
made on The domurrcr,--ono aB to tho form Of
trinl, tho othor relating to tho rule under which
Of limitation, which was IN foree, when
tho ccntraot WAS mado, and which, it
is claimed, barrod the right. Of Nichols
aud Holmer to complain, tnasn,neh as 1t was ro-
tho Judge hold 1t made no limitation. Had tho
ru1o continued for year, 1t would have boon
otherwise. But the Legislature havo right to
repeal law Of Limitation, and thore is nothing IN
THIS Gaze tending to deprive tho no.Td ct aaae
bers, as well presont as future. Tho answer
waa also hold to ho sufficient In regard 10 stating
tho form Of trial, and tho demurrer thoroto Was
accordingly oYorruled.
BILL FOR RELIEF AND INJuNor1oN.
Jennie percy 1lod u bill in tho Superior Court
agninns james r. Lntshaw, Virginia Il. Latshaw,
and Henry 9. Noyos. aaEing roltcf and an ~
junction. She states sho is tho owner OF tha n.
10 acres Of tho E. e Of tho 8. ?. 4 of sec.
II, %, 13, in Jefferson, Oh which thoro is an In
cumbrauco BY trunt deed to ). D. Adams Of
$4,000. III tho spring Of 1878. complainant went
to said James T. Latsaaw, q real estate dealer,
aud desired him to sell tho above mentioned
aa for he and At tut sn%
leod on The premises. In Juno Hho borrowed
s15o more. and 1atahaw having an
account against het, she save not note
ii HA tosSsss n1ss' e. assts :se as s
90, sho paid s210 on the e60o note,
and gave now note for the balance, Latahnw
agreeing to cancel the $500 uoto and tue deed
was unable to pay It, and told Latehaw, and he
assured her it would DO all right and there
would DO no trouble. At tho Baule time ho told
her Of an offer ho had bud for the 1nnd OIL certain
sAo accepted them willingly. Bio subse--
quently had other offers, but rofuaed them, At
his advice.
sho now claims that Latshaw did not
fsns Ssoa to as and f a r9ss nstS to io but IT, ta
lontly applied to Noyos, tito Trustee, to have tho
land sold under tho trust decd. It waa accord
iugly adyortised, aud, on the oath Of November
last, aold to Virginia =. X. Latsiaw, wifo OF said
James T. Latshaw, for the small eun Of $3.50,
whom she had been offered $4,000 for it. Lat
shaw, she claims, had 1t fraudulently bid In. iii
his wifos name. to gain possession OF 1t hinl-
self, and, Rlo alloEcs has oil along boon secretly
attempting to not NJ her agont to gain posses-
ulon Of tic laud. She prays for. q reconveyance.
That the salo Inay not bo any cloud
on her title. and for An Injunction againBt
Virginia s. Il; Latshaw to provont her selling or
incumberiug tho property.
uApEAs CORPUS CASE.
Judge Rogers WAS engaged III trying the case
of Mary Jane Ormsby tho greater part OF ycater-
day. Tho petition was filed by tho mother, Mrs.
Whittier, to possession Of nor child, about
ii years Of age, from ono Carrier aud
wife, Who wero keeping hor away from her
parents. It is alleged tGat the defendants kept
4 diBorderly house. On tho trial much hatd
feeling WAS shown betwoen tho parties, and
| uether Of them seemed proper guardians OF
young girl. Tho mother bud sworn Bho WIS
j,auper and had been allowed to prosecute with
| out costa. On the other side, tho defendants
| wero shown to be so poor that the girl Mary
| tlials.
Tho Judge remarked that he scarcely know
what course to take. Tho defendepts were not
proper parties, as it was proved that they had u
them had been in tic penitentiary, The motlor,
too, tho girl said, had abused her, but lie should
| give her back to hor mother on tho condition
That some good place should DO found for her.
mont BY auudry uncouth gestures, but
Mary, or Jennio, seo1noa to bo
very much disappointed, aud cried bitterly.
Finally It was decided that Mr.. john Humphrey
should tako charge Of her for the prcsone, with
FREQ icenHe for tie other to 500 lor, but wttl,
Tho o1preHB understanding that the defendants,
| who seemed to hive some strong influence ovel
her, should not be permitted aeoess to her.
$4,000 DAMAaKs FnoM TiIR CITY.
Tetts Roscufels complains Of the city Of Chi.
cago IA nn action Which she brought in tho Cir.
| oult Court yesterday. She BtateY thAt on West
Madison street il q bridge or apron, nea,
tho si4o Of tho street, Which , Il Il
was defsndant'a l a. dHty ty,x TO- Keep III u
WAS walking oyor tho place sho foil aud broke
hor ankle. On the 9th Of November. She thinkt
1900 wll pay her bill, aud bo sufficient cure
for her aches aud bruises.
Frank Larelle. Jr.,, also feels aggrievel BY tht
! City Of Chicago. HiB talo Of scrrow IL that ht
was on the 18th Of March. walking gu Rucke
street, when, through defect in the public
|
and bruised, aud ho asks the city to pay hin
$40, QUO therefor.
/ UNITED STATES COURTS.
n. @. Egbert aud John Brown commenced u
action againHt Hugh Maher, James Couley, "
j. Onahan, and Timothy Bradley for $4,000.
BANKRUPTCY 1TEMg
In tho case Of George AIigg OF nl., an order TO
the examination Of the debtors was Issued TO
Dec. II, ut 2 p. m.
Islaor Bachnrach filed petition againRt1sidor
Juda, alleging that Juda owea him III, 600 on
promisaory note, aud charging that ho has al
lowed Judgment to 90 against him, aud an exc
ontion to 10 levied on LIS stock. A rule to alos
cause aud provisional MArraut Of seizuro vas is
aued for Dec. 10, 1873.
Alexander noiBmann filed petition In bank
ruptcy against Potter Henkel asking that ho b
declared bankrupt OH the ground Of tho non
payment Of $4l2 for goods sold aud delivered
and charging TINT Heuiel made fraudulen
assignment Of As 1tock in trado to his ciorl
Goorgo Geboricer A provisional warrant ali
rule to show cause. were Issued, returnablo Def
%, 1873.