, 1873-05-09
Important Rule for the Accommoda.
ton Of Attorneys in tie
i. Circuit Court. So:
Criminal Court Ite1ns---Tlc Courts
Condensed.

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Ao.'ty 1o1' auo oi44i aoo "oses
ana William dopknson, as Clerk, the Director!
of Schools Of eaid District declared tha
| nlua 1a,,nd Land and nni,d;na ro,.
-..a4 cx,t - ..o. 1'.,.. a.,'s oo,p
pany ouoolslsion haa oeen du1y selected by the
voters OF said district for school cite; that or
several grounds the said meeting Was illegal
that the Directors propose to pay more for said
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eauy cal1ea 1or and held On the 18th April, the
Directors passed q resolution to raise money to
the extent Of the law to build school on tbs
site decided upon, On which they are about to
issue bonds Of the school district; that the
echool-houso district previously had donated to
them and accepted a lot, on condition that a
school be erected thereon, viz.: Lot in Block
8, III Blue Island Land and Building Companys
subdivision, known. as Washington Heights :
that, unless restrained, the School Diroctors,
will. not build on that lot, but on tho
! ground ohosan at the meeting aboye-men-
toned. to the detrimeut Of propcrty-ho]ders in
the said school district; wherefore plaintiffs Pc
from buying the lots as they desired at the meet
ing Of the Sd Of Nav, or negotiating bonds a.
proposed and that they NAV be compelled to
carry ont tho contract entered into with the Blue
LArp1oRp AHD rESAyr.
Joseph r. Chaldek begins 3 suit in covenant
in the Circuit Court aesinst Nelson Monroe
Complainant urges that he and Monroe entered
into & contract bv which couplainnnt arreed to
rent from defendant the first floor of Eo. 1a1
TBenty-seoond streat. for n crocKerv alIon- ~
s40O wear, and paid him. as par aereament
$50 as drst instalment that cnmniainnnt was
to make $500 p-ost by moving from f|a nrern;ses
be previously occupied, I9o Twentv-aecond streat.
ises,' he purchased etock Of Goods that d.
fendant declines to allow lin to take possession
OF the said ilrst loor. but natains the aim
which, together with tho s600 anticipated profit
for moving from No, 1850. and the loss ariany
from hiB finding himseK With q stock Of pood9
on hand yhic6 hia linnited prenniaaa viii MT
allow him to expose for aala. he seeks tn recover
from defendant bv the present action.
1or1EB1Es AND oA,ru11yo-
The supreme Court lass decided the caae of
Gilbert, the lady who Is suing the Post for lboI
in connection with lotteries. The iudcmeut OF
the Court below, conyictinu Thomss Of selling
lottery tickets, Is affirmed.
TRADING GOODS FOR LOTS
Gootz ct nl. '. Jacob Cohn md Ii. ". Palmer
again mado it's appearance, the unfortunate
traders OF stock Of dry goods for number Of
sub-aqueons lots in South Chicago, obtaining
capias for the arrest Of Cohn and Palmer, against
whom plaintiffs are about to institute q civil
action IN the Circuit Court. Defendants, it viii
be remembered, were fined 800 apiece in tie
Criminal Court ct it's last session. and tie civil
action will probably have the effect Of making
them disgoTge some Of their ill-gotten gains.
ALLEGED INSANITY.
Petitions for tho arrest and trial bv iurv of
four alleged insane paupe1s were fled in the
Circuit Court yesterday. One Of the cases was
90 peculiar as to deserve mention. The alleged
lunatic,' Hiss Emilio Brustein, aged 30 years,
OF having suffered for tho past four weeks from
insanity, euperinduced by disappointment in
lore; tho unfortunate matron evidently having
had no knowledge Of the short cut to get over q |
lack Of love in husband which Judge Garys |
court provides. a careful examination of the |
petition suggests tho idea that the disappointed |
Emile drew ont the document herself.
- BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
The litigation in the United States Courts be- |
tween the Assignee Of the Equitable Insurance |
bankruptcy, and vice versa, was yesterday |
brought to close, the Court allowing COM |
promise, namely, the cancellation Of Munn d /
Scott's nota OF 1880 held by the company, rep
rosenting with interest, the sum Of 80, $50, in
NJ a. n arS y IN tns pasmHn! IN easn o1 tne snm
.1a;,ne .na;ret 10 raa,,.' ~, .,a,;a;e. ,a.a1s
..a.!o asuIss 1u1 company On poncles, namely,
SCOTT amounting to 513,109.25, and assurances
held by Munn & Scott, whothsz by transfer or
1therWise amounting to $40 600 more
of tbo Intad 81 T. - oRs H..
9auy, "ero yeslefaay nled3 showing S5,5l1.o1
'ecelFed, and balance OF So, 135. 81 transferred
% the Assignee. Tho formal report accompany
Discharge vas entered and issued in the 1nat-
ar OF Charles Hitchcock and Edward hI- Fnd;-
h;s co,rt otso |hs tue seconu On tn9
ct in 1857 It var nrnInnga5 hv 1ti1.t;on in |
hancary. The ooode vera se1e3 ,,n3ar ~ ove-
ution bv cortain crad;torE and An ;ninnctinn
,ranted. which thev disobaraG aen Rever;dre.
tc1 shar;fr aoid X -,rn1:3s. ,,S ~, sot;n,
commenced in chancerv apainst him and the exc
ution creditors, for an accountinc. etc.. which