, 1873-07-08
The Lehmann-seipp Partition Suit
1.-The Property Parti-
toned.
Lorillard V. Republic Insurance Company
Tho Court Refuses to 0rder tho
Dividend Applied For.
Cloud on the Title to Part Of Sec. ID,
80, 13.-.News from All the
Courts.

.e',sa 30 ~ ,ant;n,,.rca m tho Ground that
a aasora, nj 1raro a1aont and tho caso WAS
sosors. ",s"oSa.a "oo =. ,a of.arnon,, ,y1on
accordingly continued 10 1no "lseinoon' "Aol
Jury was sworn, and tho case opened oy
,rr H.. jnrv. Il being agreed TINT
n .ne ,..a ,,a,o. =, 41,o av,don,a "a tho
.Iv n;tn"so.s sm IN nucat,on ] shoula Ia admitted.
Tie counsel spoke at considerable length, re-
nentfne the charges 30 Frequently mndo, which
sro already familiar to tho roador, lIo urged tho
,rrv 1, ~ intornrot ~ tho 1eneuaro Of tho Post in
speaking of Miss Gilbert, aH malicious, anu
nuotod large1y from tho Post In support of his
viow. He said that tho head lines alone were
art,c,ont 1ibn1. md read them with etiuciug
emphasis On tho hard Words 10 then went INTO
nm elaborate BeHrch through tho columns OF tho
Post to show that tho plaintiff WAS nevor
lot alono by the newspaper in question, but pur-
sued for months alIor"asae' on esoly osoAs.on
In which, by any amoun. OF insepulsy' nes nan'o
could be brought In. H0 spoke Of the yalue to
Young lady Of her good name, and the almost
honolosanosa of hor irving to regain stauaiue
once lost in tue "ofia; anu OF sno nocoasl'y sna.
existed Of reckless Journalism being curned. Ii
q journal alanderea tho 1asr lame OF n'e own s
daughter whose purity and beauty we're as Tue
would hunt down tho slanloror, and shoot
lin like dog. Ho charged the proprtetors Of
tho Post with false statemonts. speaking, as
t!oy did, with co. o00 tongues at once. ueoking to
prostitute public opinion, garb!ing reports Of tho
case, tho Judge having to publish his own chargo
hi1aself to guard against tho ovil results Of that
report He, ronn1ly charged tho Peg: with do
tho tho money, But sic ves sworn to vindicato
her character: With Gods help and strongth,
he would fight her causo md bring
hor out Of court justified. He promised that
M tlo cauo should develop new features. Ho read
tnroa of Miss Gilbcyt's illness that he consid-
rre5 Jo wns the most gross aud bluckguardly libol
be II lad Dc ovor read and other o1traeta, charging
Ies Mi.n t1asS3, so rrava tlat aha 1Saa a,vncr
enellonse lno ~ ~ vorct and carc nnt tor
n ~ unS "'Hrn Thov ~ wora alwnys wi,iinr to WITH
arnm IL ~ .Hso H. ,,tnnt,fra n,,rtu ~ intent;o
.a acanoM;eaeo Hns;ee 'a' f4'%A )" e"'''' ~
auu nc't9n. e,,,.+ e,,1nro;1 ~, ha,,,1, ~ TIN
on ~ ofroot aro,';n, ~ tst ta - posi
uoynr aaia one ne word. from ffet to last. abou.
NS;,u c;lhsrt hnt eolatv G;roctc,1 ;tu ottacks fo
thn ttsS rhomes jotierv aohamo ~ an % tbo Mi
NJ tho pos md shoWei that thny wero lroatol
to tlo alleged iniaulty Of tho schemes, ind not
In th;s ladY. TIo concern adyortisod whnn in,
ie1od ii tt was found to be- not worh r anoneh to
nav The costs Of the Indictment, altLoueh
It was promised to pny $2O0,000 in prizes. Tho
Past did as it ought to have dono. Il exposed
Tho sche1ne AZ q Hwindlo and it waB, il anything
in tho world could be callod a awindle. Tho law
prescribod Certain gnarantees for tho payment Of
such uoncys, and theso concerns did not comply
Will tic law. Miss Gilbert WIS tho President,
but there was no organization, and she
was simply named to tint capacity. When
siooo,000, thoro was absolutely 10 safeguard
against their going AWAY with it. The
thing, besides, WAS also nisroproaoEtod, and i'm
posed on. tho nohleat aympathiea Of tue Ameri-
an peoe IL the epSs Of mon
ahoir bounden duty, to expose these schemos !?
Tho Post had said that tho Thomas Gilbert lot.
tory scnemo was . nest OF swlndlofs, and it was
nn y 1h" + M aa91 H. fn, :, M
tost: no u; then Was % anous TO rcaa authorities
peaslns o. tA9 % caso' Maen
S w. - H. .- IT. Ce,a " ~. nMe5t Iea<
loS @ tae iaM ~ 1, inv 1o oueat ooulo uo tnat
ING Goulb ol4Weu 1u tne counsel 10 proceed With
nc feAa!nP; nnan ue nag commohcot1, the
Gouss "oluu 1Hu6o nttetnel tho eouiisel was con-
MnlHs l1s 1o@o1ns " VIZ 4aes0 o1 eAsoaoaug IL &c
'A9 i, Ivy. 1.u.n .,,,...,
uh.;agor vIago 'an oufon oD'ect'o 70 any feaalne
Ihe court e sustained inc road1ng, on tho
ground only that he did not 1uow what was to
be read:
1he fact that T. he intended merely to read faets
which would shed light OIL the case, and he did
60 until adjournment,
JOHNSON '. BROWN nnoTHEns.
In tho arbitration Of Annie J. Johnson agaluat
Brown Brothers, IN respect to tho valuable
property on A. Wabash AVENUE at the southoast
corner OF Wabash avenue and Monroe street,
better Gno"n oefore tue lire as the site Of the
AlaIHon Doroo which has been bad before tho
Hon. Ihomas y b;yan, an award las jnst beon
Madet giving Mra. JOHNSON about $B, QUO. This
hnpJect ~ tue Hlaeoteuueaa OF NIB
Johnson. which lg :, lion upon :1o
pton1l'ses' ana lnelnaea all thoao creditors
81 net8 Wno hhhl provo thor cK!mh
III Tug pan.hfupsoy proceedings now pa'llnE
Gatn ,us nus ~ ny ns'tes Il xourt o. te uneoa
t,;aa; ;ss, m'ero ro A''% H. mooawnra ID :ae Pc
stlontnf clouitos' ts lnls psocoodins wAs COM
Mohceu oelolo tlse hfe, ehn tno papers hhvo noe
eincs pean roasoIeu, ~ Il III uhttofstood lhat
1lfs; Johnson Aas nlou tiiorcin u ao'!al q
panaruptoy, anu hemse y may DO tnaf y WI
ar not 9e 49, 1u'tnoe @ p4sseasea; ua'oss sasu "9oa
nnav ~ nuu .oo otHG[ ~ Wno "nle 'ne'F
'1U'Ivy, nUy sna,l an noe Nv .u ~ on VIII u.
Iu'iLhanp ~ y: nErunLIc INSURANCE GoNpASY
thu 1or;ar H. " w. Isoa o! " o ocelser o.