, 1873-10-09
The Dunoan-Soule Habeas CORPUS
Case Decided.
Alleged Fraudulent Convcyanccs by
Dankrnpts.
Motion to Put the Franklin Bank in
Bankruptcy.
The Divorce Bil1--LaHacho Case.

who waB, and atill ist In tho possession Of Mrs.
soulo Tho facts wore given In full in THE
TRIBUNE Of Monday last.
A number Of ladies we're present rotated to
tho parties. Mrs. Duncan was, however, sick,
and her deposition rms read. In 1t sllo Btatod
that tho child, jessie, WAS and1y neglected while
with Mra. soule, and sho had frequently boon
obliged to givo her clothes. Size acknowledges
i tho agreement before the Justice, and made It
because aho waa not ablo to take caro- Of her
herself. On tho othor sido, his. Boulo and tho
witness in her behalf nogatived tho eyi-
donco Of nogloot and bad treatment, and
jessie horBolf added strong Testimony to their
statements by hor ovidont partiaty for Mrs.
aou1e In preference to her atepfathor or oven lor
bo deoply afflicted BY tho slight and tho adverse
| decision Of the Judge.
Judge Gary called tho child mp to him, aud
questioned her. His decision waB that the child
should be remandod to tho caro- and custody Of
Mrs. soulo, tho evidence showing that sho Is tho
better adopted to caro- for her, but ordering that
tho rolator, Mrs. Duncan, should hare access to
hor at all reasonable tilnoH, which was needed to
| Atr. r. s. MoEost conducted the case on bo-
half Of Mrs. soulo.
FRAUDULENT DEEDS. <'@
R: E. jenkins. as Assignee Of the eatate Of
A1phonae Loon Mandel, bankrupt, dies Ills bill
against Ogust Mandel, tho Connecticut Mutual
Lfc insurance Company, and L. silverman,
| stating that on the 18th day Of March, 1869.
Ogust bought Of ". E. Mortimer and wlfo and
premises Lot 1, In Mortimer 4 Tupper'B Sub
division Of Lots J. 3, 8, and s, in Droxel's Sub
division Of Block soin tho II. Y. Il Of SEQ
tion "a, 80, H. Tho consideration. 8l0, 500, was,
Mphonse L. Mandei. Fiveo Thousand dollars 1ei 81
the Hum is still unpaid, and q mortgage for that
amount is held By the Connecticut Mutual Lifo
Insurance Company. Subsequently, q trust deed
| for 81, ,000Was giyen to L. 8ilverman.
Complainant alleges that resulting trust
arose In favor Of the bankrupt; TINT both ho and
| hts brothor refuse to execute or declare this
trubt, and that the bankrupts creditors are en-
tttlod to the amount paid BY him on said bond.
the interest Of Alponse In tho lAnd and that it
may bo sold for the benefit OF hia creditors.
ANOTHER FRAUD.
Dir. Jenkins, as Assignee Of Higgins l. Brand,
abovo against Ooddington Billings and wife, and
Edward L.. Brand, charging that In December,
1879, Mary a. Higgins, ono Of the banlrupts, il
con1tomplatton OF insolvency conveyed to gafd
Jersey. In June, 1873, 1t WAS conveyed to E. L.
Brand, and both thoso conyeyanoes tho Assignee
claims arc fraudulent, and assigned to hindor
the creditors from realizing their }uet dues.
sidoration, and tho last conveyance
was long. subsequent to tho proceed
ings in bankruptcy. Complainant moreover
alleges that Billings conveyed By a deed in
John 4. Hunter, an attorney here. acting ii
bohalf Of Mary A. Higgins.
Complainant, therefore, prays that these two
oonveyancos may bo declared fraudulent. and a
reconyoyance made to Mary A. Higgins, 30 that
her creditors may havo tho benefit OF it.
THE FRANKLIN BANK IN BANKRUPTCY.
George L. Chaplin, dopositor in the Franklin
Bank, yesterday Alod petition against tho bank
for It to ehow cause Got. III Why it should NOT
be ad]udged bankrupt.
Petitioner states that during tho panic the
/ bank o!oaod its DOORS and that on Sept. "a ho
wont to draw his balance. and was refused
it an act Of bankruptcy, tho petition ie fled.
Tho Directors have offered to pay about $4,000
to persons unknown to petitioner, but still koop
their doors closed to the public.
THE DIVORCE MILL.
Judge Gary had his patience severely tried
yesterday, most Of his time being. occupied in
any defonses made. though, in some personal
divorcoH have been engineered through was very
sgsinst Richards, the &c complainant statas
that, her husband was appointed Consul to
Leeds, England: in 1859, and big term OF Office
claims desertion for two yoars. The attorney,
Mr. Doattie, had not complied With the Inv re-
quiruE notice to ho sent TO the defendant whoro
AiA residence was KNOWN, ena Judgo Gary re-
fused the decree, but continued the case until q
new publication should be made and copy
thereof sent to the defendant. Council did not
BEEN to comprehend the law, but appeared to
expect it would DO all right II tho outward forms
Woro obeyed.
Iu the case Of Fox against Fox, personal SER
vico wnB had, and the complainant testified to
acts Of repeated cruelty, and alao that her hus-
band WAS living in tho city, and enjoyed an in
come Of about 81, 200 q year. A decree was
granted, but tho question Of alimony was d.
fnrred until notice could be given to defendant
Of tho application therefor.
Payne Fitz also had a would-be divorced cliont
whose statement waa unsupported by any othor
Judge, she said the brother Of her husband lived
in Chicago. The Judge thought that, through
him. Rhe might have ascertaned the whereabouts
OF hor husband, and ordered that ho should be
BubpmnRed before decreo could be granted.
Beveral other cases we're tried, aud decreeB
granted. Though much time IL now spent on
ponding caaes, vet, when 1t ia known that all
casos will be tried In open court, 1t will diminish
the number OF new Onea.
INJUNCTION AoA1NBT srnEET-MAK1No.
Charles F. Race aod bill against Moses 8.
Hunting payid F. Bishop, Matilda i L. Reynolds,
Complainant stasoa that he owns piece Of
land on Elston road and Rutledge avenue, and
subdivtded part Of 1t Into lots, known ~ part
Of tho Irving Park Subdivision. Defendants
claim that street called Greenwood avenue was
but complainant donies that such was the fact,
aud that il any such avenue WAS laid on said plat
1t was by his authority.
On tho 90th Of September, 1878, defendants,
With horses and plows, entered on complaiuant'a
land and plowed It up, and rounded up tho
ground in tho form Of street, and maintain
that thoy will continue to use it aa q street.
Complainant askH IN injunction, which WAS
granted unaer bond Of $1,000.
Ihia suit ia roply to one commenced by some
Of the defendants against complainant, to en]oin
him from building I fence acroBB Greenwood
avenue. and blocking up the acoass to their lots.
1taoe lnBtead Of answering said first suit or moy-
ing for dissolution Of Tue Injunction made
flank movement by commencing new suit IN
another court.
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY REPORT.
The report OF tue Aaaignee Of tho Great West-
ern Insurance Company was filed yesterday
morning:
balance on hand Sept, ,1..,,....,..,.,,,$ ,$31, 205
Aocolpta during September. ........u...... B,Ui987
4HoAIHeA4eAtd.. 1,l1UU1
palauce On hand. sa4 AZ ~
BANKRUPTCY IrEMH.
The Union Sorrow aud Bolt Company tiled it's
1,ppo, seppoGt for September, showing a balances Of
4 rule to show oauso was enterod In tho caHo
Of John Myatt and otilers, and Of IHaao r. suth-
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