, 1873-03-05

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monthly report, filed with Register HibbarI
yesterday. showed, after all expenses. a balance
in hand Of s2o, BOLT . o'>''n'e
inc Chicago Iircmons Insurance Compan,
also reported The cash seems to haye beci
flowing into tho Treasury. The balance tn tbt
good Is 3l6s a3G17. ~ 11'
Inc Equitable Insurance Company reportef
cash 20 Its credit with its bankers. after the nx
henol1mre an Of the month, amounting to 5000,
~. Inc whole Of tho above is on teposit with
| S264,85GG0). '' "'o'"A W
=. - ne e. State Insurance Company reports only
a6!.69 on hand, its cash having been svai.
1oEea @ by the recent large dividend and expenses
oo.r ane - Gernan1a Insurance Company looks the
on the I1ght side OF tho cash book.
| me treat Western Insurance Company does
not despair, with s29l7 in it's vaults it having
been q peculiarly Of this Company that its bal
ances nave always been on the wrong side here
Solore, and the Assignee always waiting for
cash or, Like our old friend Aicawbcr, for
something to turn up. Something has lately
turned up, in tho shape Of favorable Judgments
IN tho United States Courts.
Ihe Repnbllc has O very largo amount OF
money on hand, but has not reported. The
commercial 8 accounts arc complicated. and it is
impossible to present them at tho usual time Of
fling.
LARGE F1EEronr VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
Gtlber Ill. Clayton general dealer, Of the CITY
Of freeport, Stephenson County. yesterday petit
toned for bankruptcy. His debts include city
State, county, and special taxes for 1871-72,
8!50, 38 for employee services, 81 ,2os.24; to
FIRST National Bank Of Freepo1, e1o, 600, secured
George Maynard, merchant, Freoport, $4,000,
secured by trust deed OIL land yalt1ed at go, 900
Of which $1,000 have been paid, and about
15,0o0 in other debta. His assets include the
for sGo6; stock raluad at e23, 8l66 6s; personal
property (mostly exempt; fixtures and fittings
valued ut about 81, ITS; chooses in action, valued
i under $500, 10000 shares Of the Freeport and
Plt Hole Petroleum Company, valued at $3.50;
and various policies OF insurance for an aggre-
gate Sum Of $24, 500.
GENERAL NOTES.
When Judge FarWeu's nostrils we're offended
In the course Of the hearing of the Fertilizing
case, he attributed the nuisance to the subject
under discussion. But SO outrageous smell
had never before been raised, even by SO luxu-
rious cause, in that Court. His Honor ap-
pealed to the Clerk. Now it SO happened that
the Clerk had walked out Of bed the wrong way
put on tho wrong at,-ono in which he had
been accustomed to do work as tanner, in which
he is skilled udept,-and it was this coat that
had become so offensive. When it waa discoy-
cred that this gentleman WAS anatiye OF Cologne,
albeit q resident on Chicago's fragrant banks,
the scented coat of the tanner WAS not altogether
inappropriate, worn On 80 odoriforous an occa-
sion as the discussion Of the perfumezy war.
Celestinn Bain is enjoying about as much
celestial bliss as he ever will He is on his
bridal tour. He may as well make the most Of
his bridal tour. John Bullene's summons in
assumpsit to the music OF 81 900, is flying to'rds
him as fast a. the wings OF steam can carry it.
We want but little hero below; nor want that
the Celestain song.
The widest man about tho courts, yesterday,
was Benjamin Wilder. Wild be must have been
to refuse to obey Superior Court SUBPOENA
till death us doth part but widest Was he when
arrested by Judge Porter's little four-by-si1 at
tachment, yesterday afternoon
L right reverend brother in Zion is collecting
Be has made nis camp in the Superior Court !
The fragile and interesting LAuer ie his guilds. |
philosopher, and friend
The jail birds take their flight with shackles !
IN their limbs) from the ruins on Clark street,
or the classic shades Of Joliet, at So a. m. on
rLursdny, There will be three cages full, in
,tead of two as usual. Birdie Boyce will be !
here.
" Kline Y. Kline!" "No paperss Gone to the
deodfish only k knows" What: one 4 is lota
ort )" mo publicity" ssof course"
humping jurors is the new name. The
'ail ffs are u tears. 4 Was another thing. when
lays as easy as smiling at quail On toast.-
llr. Goudy will not Be prepared to go on with
he klokke and Reno proceeding againat the
llayor before Thursday, probably not before
Saturday.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The raves-Bngnadello partnership injupc-
ion case vas yesterday argued before Judge
9arwell. The bill was summarized in Monday's
Important, BY reason Of many foios, the appear-
nee must be pronounced an illusion. The de- |
endant yesterday offered to take 300 from
raves and give him up the business, OF to pay
i'm 3125 and carry it on single-handed. G1nTes
anted $50. An adjournment Was taken till
Judge Tree, yesterday, informed THE TRIBUNE
aportcr. in reply to 8 direct question, that it
~ further motion was made for the discon-
nuance of the suppression OF suits, and good
uty to bring the matter before the Circuit
ourt Judges.
In tho Goughan suit against the Northwestern
ertil1zing Company the papers in which con-
1dge Farwell. on the remittitur from the United
,ates Circuit Court, the complainant yesterday
[thdreW his motion for an injunction. This
JOS not disquaNfy his moving at future time
images, for rupture and breaking shoulder
me by slipping over ice that had been allowed :
accumulate on the sidewalk on Halsted street.
lar North Branch, before Judge Booth, was
yen ps !. to the II 1ary Yesterday eEening;
arweu yesterday. Not less than three partner I
ip injunction cases game up, in one form or :
!other, for the learned Judges consideration. I
The Carbon Hill coal case is on trial before
ldge Tree. The amount claimed by the plain !;
is is 1850, 900, not s50o,o0o, stated inadyer-
ntly By usually reliable journal.
The fees collected in the Circuit Court, for the
onth Of February, amounted to S3,267.68.
FROM UNITED STATES COURTS. r
Judge Blodgett adjourned at o'clock, tho +
lolo Of the business before tho Court being ,
'posed OF, and no response being made to tho
nal inquiry "Any more motions, gentle 8
IN ?" S
rhe Court assessed the damages at 5,1s7.80, =
Mark kimball Assignee, '. Uriah R. Hawley, 2
d Judgment xa6 entered and in tho Eame Y. q
mes Marks ct al, the jury assessed the dam s.
es ut 81 ,369.05. il
IN the First National Bank Of Chicago r. The y
.st National Bank Of Sturges, Mich, tho jury f
urned q verdict for S2,082.33, ard the Court
20 Judgment for that amount
/ verdict WAS given and Judgment entered for
IS, on George Chapman OF al, r. 0rrin P.
se1. ....
The petition for bnnnuptcyo OF Thomas Griffin, in
Nor, coming on to be heard, Judge Blodgett D,