, 1873-03-08

e e pro isis upon e Is
unpaid cla!us allowed by the Ncgster In bankruptcy
against said estate,
These figures were made up to last night, but
~ further c1aizna ay bo registered to-day they
are subject to alteration.
The cash collected by tho Assignee ia moro
than double tho entire capital stock originally
subscribed, namely, s402, 900 as compared with
100000. at the former mooting Of creditors,
Che balance on hand was s908,000 and the
amount to bc collected brought the estimated
available aaeete to e417, 7,oo0. OF this amount,
pnseta @ we're allowed BY tho Court, aggregatng
1000, thus showing an excess in collections
aboye the estimate Of over $1,000.
: The total expenditure in the bankruptcy pro-
eeedings was s14 1888 being percentage on
The cost OF claims adjuatod and allowed WAS less
kAan two mills in Tho dollar. In bringing tho
efairs OF the company to successful issue, the
assignee 6 nas orected monument Of not loas
spectator can at any time inspect in the vault.
DISPOSITIONS III FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
. American cltt2ons who purpose expiring on
foreign shores will do well to make ali their a.
tangoments in accordance with Inv beforehand
The spirit Of Augusta Wolf is doubtless weop-
Ing and Wailing and gnnshing it's gold set at tic
legal troubles it has brought on its heirs by its
Easeleasnsss in tho flesh. Il Augusta in tho
aesh had gone to proper public functionary IN
have boon no difficulty now, but this prudent
eonduct was not observed.
:, The i. counsel Of the hsirs:at-law. Schwartz ct
p. =. tho Executors Of the deceaaod, in appeal
ing from the dooaion Of the Cook County Court
y admitting the will, YESTERDAY. morning argued
ne appeal before Judge Booth, showing that
ths deceased departed ,this. life IN Paris,
OF tue depositiona therein for want Of
authority On tho part Of the persona before
whom they were made. Tho law on tho point
ths the dt'e esoaa 9fs ss eong s s'o % made out ont
has deposition takon in any other State or
country, must have them taken before public
3anotionary or officer; and a1ao that proof Of
thom in tie State to which tue deceased belongs.
after an interesting argument, In which the Inv
bearing on al branchoa Of the aubJect had boon
exhausted, bis Honor decided to sustain the ap-
Allowed to withdraw tho dopositions IN order to
examine and inquire into them at leisure. Full
ler d Smith for contestants and Tennoys.
Flowers d Aborcrombia for the defendants.
ahe papers we're sent back to the County Court
EXTRAORDINARY 9150, 900 CLAIM ARISING OUT OF
THE GREAT FIRE.
Wright Brothers, ,liyory- stable keepers, yestor-
day commenced n t suit. claiming s15o,oo damages
Company for the loss Of their liyory-ptablea, at
The southeast corner ct Kinzie and North State
stIs,ets by tse On the 9th Of ootobor 1871. The
A1tAAAAs4UA " Ills Et1uplAlHL MInfuH that. u
ming parallel with their building, was al old,
ono:story frame building, without q cellar, used
BY the defendant for storing petroleum or kero-
sene, or prepaTatons thereof, gasoline, naphtha,
and other similar tn1ammable matoria1s, contra.
~ to low, which building took fire on the date
named, and threw groat quantities Of burning
matter into the plaintitt's, stables whereby tho
latter were destroyed, with all their contents,
the total value claimod being 41500D0 OF which
the building was valued at 100000.
ANOTHER RAILROAD UoND CASE.
=; Yesterday morning. On tho conclusion Of the
hoarlng Of the cause. George O: Marcy v. tile
Town Of Ohio, Bureau County, ILL.,, to rocoyor
from the town tho yaluo of bonds issuol to tho
Illinois Grand Trunk Railroad Company. It ap-
pears that tho bonds wore sold to tho complain
sl.y snt BY the Railroad Company before they Ind
able by tho town, under tho terms Of tho bond
grant. Iho case has some points Of interest.
1eorge Q. Ide for the plaintlfr, and H. r. potors
Ior the defendant. It will probably be ronem-
perod by those interested In the railroad bond |
qn9osslon tnat tho road for which tho town OF |
Ohio gave thoso honds WAS commenced at Mon !
dota, In October, 1870. |
VERDICT A0AINsF THE FIRsT UNITARIAN outRou |
Tho jury tn the Church plans causo which has |
been on trial in tho United statos Circuit Court.
% before Judge prummona for tho past three
the PLAINTIFF tor %, 800. 80. Tho amount claim
Cd was $4,000. Tho plaintiffs, Fakuer & Oark,
OF Boston, fnrnialel plans, through their CHI.
oago Agency tor the church OF the First Unita-
si.a =. a. soolosy Of Chicago. tho defendant. Tho
tho labor employed, on thoground tliat tho pans
involved creator expenditure than they con-
templated making. The charge OF Judge Drum
mond was ct an unusually interesting, character
Mt. A. L. Whittier and Mr. +. @. ingalls, tor the