, 1873-07-02
THE LAW.
How Insurance Assets arc Made for
Stale Inspection.
The g., D. &V. R. R. Enjoined for
Operating It's Relaid Truck.
Damages for Brcaking Into a llousc:".A
Husband Enjoincd.
Bankrupt Companies Accounts. The
Courts Condensed,

Bankrupt Companies Acoounts--.The
Courts Condensed.
It llaa remained for tho Assignee Of tho Great
Western Insurance Company to 1lo the most i'll
toresting bill produced since the fro. Clnrk W.
Upton, tho Assignee aforesaid, shows that, on
tho 9th Of February, 1871. tho Gront Western In-
snrnnco Company was the ownor Of Lots to 49,,
inclusive, III Block s, and Lots to 49, In
elusive, In Block ., and Lots TO Z, in-
clusivo, III Block 2, in Gtlnn's Subdivision
OF tho west half Of tho cast half Of tho
southwest quarter Of Sec. 49, 40, Is, having
purchased tho samo from Morton T. IIalo
for stock Of said Company, through au
arrangement made by ono Jamos Montgomery,
md that the said Company, being deslrous
OF changing tho nature OF the property
by turning It into a mortgage security, 80
as to increaso itB assets under tho
insurance laws Of tho State, tho said James
Montgomery undertook to find somebody who
should receive conveyance Of snid lands (but in
trust for said Company and giyo In return
therefor Ills noto for $500, accured by mort
gngo on satd property by which little modern
contrivanco to meet tho oxigoncios Of tho In
euranco laws OF this State, tho Company would
satisfy tho public officials rs to the naturo Of
their assets, and Mt tho samo timo secure thom-
sclvcs. In pursuance Of this plan, Mr.. Mont
gomory duly reported that ho had found ono
John Livingston, who had consented to giyo tho
bogus notes in bogus satisfaction Of tho
bogus conveyance, and to oxccute tho bogus
mortgage to secure tho bogus loan, and tho pa-
pors theroupon changed hands, tho Company
handling q conveyance OF Morton r. Halo a,id
wifo, executed direct to said John Livingston,
over to james Montgomery, who, In carrying out
tho little comedy, handed tho Company in ex-
change what pnrportod to be John Liyngston's
notc for $500, and mortgage On tho land; and
80 tho law was obeyod.
But the fire. cano, and the insolvency Of tho
Company compelled tho unvciling Of this aud
auch-hko practices; and tho Assignee now
charges that Jamcs Montgomery, noting as tho
Company's agent, mado tho said note and oxc-
cuted tho aaid mortgage himself, In the fot-
tiou8 name OF John Livingston that no
suoh man aB John Livingston ever saw said
note or Hald mortgage that the fictitious name
and the supposed transfers wore merely little
jocular fo,nlality, invented 10 as to COMPLY with
the law; and that tho said supposed John Liy-
i,1gston was no other than the Insurance COM
pany itsolf, who. having, through James Mont
gomory. In the name OF Joln Livingston, given
said note and mortgage, from itself, rs John
Livingston, through tito Baid montgomery, and
locked them mp for tho inapection of t4o State
insurance officers; John Livingston being at all
times myth.
Wherefore, tho Assignee prays TINT tho Court
declare tho pretended deeds to and from John
Livingston void and of no clfcct, aud TINT tho
Assignee DO vested with the titlo in said lind.
ANOTHER 9 G.. D. * r; \. INJUNCTION.
Nicholas Fuerstoin, owner Of Lot .. and tho
north foot OF Lot H. in Block 49, Carpenters
Addition yesterday, In tho Superior Court, pro-
cured an injunction temporarily restraining tho
pany operating tho track that Judge Williams, Of
tho Circuit Court, on Saturday allowed the rail
road company to relay, aftor its being torn up by
tho Board Of Public Works. Tho complainant
Rhowa that no has built n residence on said land,
operated, will rondor said residence uninhabita-
bio, by reason Of it's proximity. and, by ita
practically cutting him off, III conjunction with
otlor railroads, from tho thoroughfares to tho
bo a constant danger to himself and falnily;
that tho building will always bo in,peri1ed by
sparks from passing locomotives that tho
railroad company has thus injured him, rem
dorcd his house yalucleas, aud decreased tho
worth of tho land, without Offering him CON-
pensation that tho Company haro never had
any rights undor any ordinance Of the city or Of
any Inv Of the State to cross Carroll street where
they do croes it, or any Of tho etrcots or
alleys cast of tho Company8 point at the corner
OF Ada mud Elizabeth Streets and that, even il
they pretend to have found such au ordinance or
law, it cannot ionablo thcm to Thus damage him
without making due compensation. He alao
afilrtns that tho protense that the Company has
acquired Block II, for depot, Is, according to
his information and boliof, unfoundod, the prop
orty actually belonging to private inilividuaEa;
and he charges that tic Company aro threatening
to rosumo the running Of their cars and locolno-
4SJFnu GnffJ E1 $mCr5 Ill.
some timo discontinued. Wherefore, llo rrays
tho Court to pcrpctually enjoiu tho Bamo.
DnEAK1Sa INTO 4 HOUSE.
Thomas O'Dren, Of II Blue Island avenue,
yfstartny ont@ned eapas eqiust John r
dayit shows that, on tho 7th of April last,
O'Drion lenaed for one year from defendant tue
above house, commencing May l, 1873, and entl-
ing tho last day Of April, 1874, aud went into
camo to tho store, effected all entrance by
breaking through window, and took possession
Of b largo quantity Of personal property, chiofy
liquors, which lio placed on tho street. Mullen
IT, charged also with breahing IL Of tho doors
again taking out moro Of plaintiffs property, to
his loss and damago to tho extent of 81 600 and
ho prays that Mullen 10 held III bail, Goaring
TINT otherwise tile benefit of any judgment he
may obtnin may be lost.
TWO TRUST DEEDS ON THE SAME Tnop1:nTy
Michael dreehobauna charges taat, whilst he
was owner Of n certain property, Traoy H.
Oyiatt nna wife executed a trust decd O,. tho
atl November, 1861, to Sanford i. Forry upon
the samo property, SAID Ovia1t having hce,l
former owner OF said property and ho prays tho
Circuit Court, in his bill in cha1scory. to decree
that the cloud on llia title thus creatod 3o ro.
moved In tho usual way. He roatos TINT he to-
cemo owner of said property by purchase there
OF from James Baxtor, wlono warranty decd ho
holds subject to trust dcol from Baxter to
Elias Grcenobaum for dobt Of $4,000 said
Baxter having acquired 1t by purchase from
said Oyiatt for q ,0du. Tho real outato in quea-
ton consstH Of Lots % md 81, in Il. N. Oyiatt's
roy's Subdivision Of the " Il Of lhe i " X Of
Sec. II, 80, IL, 0.
REVIVAL OF AN OLD JUDGMENT,
In William Willis, Jr.. v. W. A. Duttolu, Of
Ibis city, defendant being q prominent cittxon