, 1873-05-16
THE COURTS.
l Day OF 1njunctlons --- Interesting
Real Estate Cases.
Troubles of+Oon1pro1hising In
solvents. .. 50.
A Pawnbrol1er's 11mb1cni CAUSES
a Lawsuit. ;
Bankruptcy Matters-~.Crinliual Court
ltems-.-New Suits.

ltenls'--NeW Suits.
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John Fitch fllca bill III tho Circuit Co,l,
AGAINST E. W.Willaxd, In whtcl, ho aaks for an in
Junction restraining notion upon writ Of ojoct
ment and e1Gorcomont Of specific performaNe
pf contract. Complainant ayors that in 1867 Ii
agreed to purchase from defendant, for e200 ii
zero, tract of 1aud, purportihg TO contai1
siBAty-throo aoroa, In tho vicinity Of South larl
paying therefor tho sum Of a10,0 md maxim
seaeh payment nt tho drawing ont Of tho con
Irads Of $500. This lind Willard 1iold by virtu
sf atrust decd fson, James and George Doggs
According to tho ngreemaut, Willard was to fur
nish m abstract showing good tit1o to the land
which was furnished to complainant, who Hub
mittod 1t for oxaninntion to hiB attorney, whe
mado objections tAoroto on ncoo1lnt Of tic foro
e1osure made by Willard under tho uoggs mort.
gage, which ho had purchaaod. Willard
aud Fitch then undertook to remove
tho difficulty. A result of their inquiries
mas suit brought by George Doggs tt
ret asidc tho salo mada by Willard, and to ro
doem. TlliH suit was interesting, inasn,uoh as Il
Involved tho question Of tho righta Of pnrtios
Tho stayods during tho War, within tho rebel
Limos, Boggs' claim for an annu1mont Of tho sale
being baaod on tho fact that, at tho tisue of
tho foreclosure Of the mortgage, In 1869, ho was
st Naw Orleans. Tho cnso wont agaiust Doggs
who took II to tho supromo Court, tho Judgment
Of which Court was TINT Willarda titlo waa
valid one. The case then camo back to tho Cir
quit Court, With directions to mike a tlocroo.
Hhen Boggs mado eforts to try md laye The
caso transferred to tho Unitod stAtos Courts, In
which ho failed. I.ator, Ito took now writ Of
essor to tho supromo Court Of tho State,
on Which q decision is pending. In tho
fall Of 1879, Willard undertook to rot
control Of tho property, and brought an action In
e1ectment, on tho ground that payments Inns not
reason for not making, tho payments was tho
pendoncy Of Boggs' suit. 1t is in order to en-
3oin tho carrying out OF the suit that cont
plainant has obtained Ills iniunotlon and tho
suecese q bis application to l'avo the contraot
tl,s ths case comes up. >. The 1ana, whom Fitch
unimproved and lis interest III it ID naturally IN
creased By tho faos that he has damned out the
oncsosel'tng waters of tho hike by building
suburban villago. :
TROUBLES OF CONFRONTING DAxKnUrFa,
r. tho IT, Superior Court, Chauncoy lIeartt, Way
IN for an injunction restraining tho Highlander
National Dank from suing on certain INDIGNANT |
uosos made In favor Of tho bank by compIain-
ants. In their bill they rocite that subsequently
70 sne t, nfG my became bankrupt, md compro
tEa aonar; E., Among these wero tho defendant md
tao d5m OF Harris, Doebo u Co., both |
. o. iMaon', after ,agreeing to the com-
position, declined to rocelyo the pro rata !
beebo Il Co. also eaocluing t's to Garry ' out
an agreement they cnterod into to advance COM |
pialaanta On tho security Of all their ahBets, tho
money Mherewith to pay tho otiler creditors tho
lindebtetluesa e to the bank WAS $1,000, md to |
Harris, Beobo & 90. 22,000 In order 10 tont1or |
Harris, Doebo j. Co. the 40 cent composition. |
eomplanants Z applied to tho bunk for loan Of |
y9V0o, IN confederation of which thoy undertook ]
10 pay tho banks claim in full, giving Judgment [
lotSs therefor, atipufating that il tho tend6r was
Aeoiined the bank would take back tho money
and surrender tho note, and would on a future
occasion. il 5e4aested, repeat tho advance. Tie,
,omplainants paid tho $4,000 back to the bank.
who surrendered the note as agreed, but retained
tho Judgment. notes. Subsequently thoy do
,liaed to.roiond the $4,000 as agreed, and COM
who had e1prcHaed Willingness to accent tho |
composition, Wcro Obliged, at great oxponeo, to |
'aiso tho money eihewllero. And now the bank,
that compl inants hayo partly
'ata up tho composition due them, threaten to
inter up Judgment Oh complainants' proporty
y virtue Of tho power Of attorney attached to
81 ia II Judgment notas wboreiore complainants
rom SO doing,
R1sc1arE N'c,a :, hASp1oRna AND sEEK pAwspnoxss
lles JUS complaint aganst JOHN Il. Philips and
Hafhan "a, A. burlington, against whom o obtains
y Injunction from Judge Williams restraining
hsna from pulling down tic aigu DO IlaI eroaIe6
Q Indicate tho nature OF hia bt1sineeg. Cou1-
'latnant leased from defendants room No. s in
ho building Oh tho northeast corner Of Clark :,
a MONROE ssraets Informing them at tho limo
hat he intended, to carry on pawnhrokoT.
.ge there. On tho 18th Of Nav la
,l,S ,nnS over over tho tlaor Of tlo building. tho |
usual throe-ba1l sign, glorioualv Git {: yat ;ts
rtlstle beauty faiou to arouse ai,y but tle most
'ngly feelings IN tho breasts ct tho tofendanfa.
yno tore it down.. Complainant, with tho pas..
I'VE courage, Of his race, put It up again, ind
'hce more tho dofondants tore It down. tLroatnn
ng MN = with violence If ho again attempted to
iolst i,'asss, tho obnoxious ombem. Wherefore lo
!tayaa ior and got an injunction to restrain do
onaanta from repeating sucl1 violent domo1lstra.
lons. =.
REAL ESTATE cABE.
oataerlna .. WhlHler obtained a writ Of injune-
len yest9Taay against Darwin 8. Ingraha1n and