, 1873-05-15

yettctdsy malo In tho eatstes Of Georgs F,
Clark and chnrles Peters.
/ Tho custodian and provisional Aeatgnsal 10 THO
into noncy (ltty barrels Of flour, forThtdod ny
D. B. HnntH L yonat In ignorance ct lo pEooosd.
ngs IN bankruptcy, which hour nnn reesl'sd
Aflcr adjudication, The uourt yestsr5ay h'ade ~
nflor for the sAsnns'gnco 10 pay 'nd Sears Sons
III Il 1 sr 'esrins ~ % int tho only asset Of inpor.
tance in tho estate Of Charles g. Ubollor tho
northeast ausrter Of Sec. y east, IN :Llyingaton
~ 900, and that said dook Ii about to osl mol
property, tho Assignce 'yesterdAy procured an
order from tho Court restraining said aalo. T.,
THE COURTS CONDEMNED,
III Judge Booths Court, tho case Of Charles
/ '.Wciderbnum Y. Town Of Cicero camo up again
on . motion Of dcfondant'a oounsel for uow
trial. It will DO remembered That plaintiff, while
se n,s ansn rssnn sha eh we Io sload
authorities had caused to DO dug across tho
principal thoroughfarc, and broke his los, for,
| which ho recovered In court $4,000 damages.
Tho Court decided TINT, considering tho amount
| time Of tho accidont, the amount awarded by the
jury was not excessive, and daolinod according
| ", to. grant the now trial applied for, ''
i Tho case Of J. z. Dole adn1iniBtrator Of tho
Dwino, In which plaintiff auos to raoovor $4,000
lii plea OF trospass In tho oaae, was takonup in
Judge Booths Court yesterday. Woasala o
ants, BY contract; to build him IN :lon smoke
stack on his promises on Blue Island avonuo.
In tho construction thoroof, by tho alleged
carelessnoss Of defendants, WoHsnla was killed
BY tho falling Of a stone from tho chimney, and
| It Ia 10 recover damages for Ills loss Tint tho
prosont action was brought. Tho caso will 60 to
| tho jury to-day. =. ;,-3, :.
n a 9ps1y ~ IN %0 RsnM ISa T.
ments Of counsel not having been deliyetod. :,
| A decree Of divorce waa granted BY Judge
Gray yeBtorday, to- George =. 0asl1cr1an eepar-
nting lin, from Lydin j.. lis wifc.;; Defendant,
tllne ai,,co complained to llor husband TINT
\ she wished for finer clothes thnf ho WAS nblc to
Finding lin obduratc, she packed UP her orocts
and left her husband, to find rontfng-p1aco, and
tho means Of earning the wherowithal to get tho
hno feathers Bhe longod for, in ono Of tho most
notorious dons in the city,, At present hho 10
staying nt place on Randolph street, ndsonds
| daily mesuagos to her husband to gvo her q call,
rs sho is soon going to leave Chicago, mud would
like to 500 him boforo aho goes. This is ono Of
those caaos In which Judge Ga1y'a shifting asun-
dor The manaclos Of matrimony is . real blcsa:-,
In Judge po1tor'a Court tho caso Of Drake '.
Cleayor wont BY default !, damases for plointiff,
S221.47 as did also potl =. saMndorson dunn
! agcB, 942S.38 in fayor Of plnintiR. -
| ln tho cnao Of Grace Y. Juano, trlod OH Tnos.
day boforc Acting Judge Dennick, rs reported in
yesterasy's TR1nyKE the jgry'a j y scaled yordiot
w9s II faye7 Of plentlG for S8o2o damages:
Trout t. Co., asks in tho Superior Court for .
writ Of attachment against =. Phillips aud 8.
| aumnucht, co-partnora undor the nanlo Of Phil
lips i Co., who owo them ss13.60, and arc, nc
cording to petitioners belof, about 10 make Q
fraudulent nssignmont Of their objects so rs to
hinder or delay their creditors.
John N. Bydor and Wilinm Fl. Miller bring
suit in tho Superior Court against Charles g..
Sachs. on plea Of trcBpass on tho case. Thoy
charge Sachs with having collected the sum Of
$3.50 from parties indebted to them and retaincd
1t to Ills own Bpecinl benefit, refusing TO account
for it to complainants. As Tho latter bo1leYo
sacls, to bo au utterly. unreliable and i'm
pecnnious individual they ask for n .caplas by
Which ho can bo arrested and held to bail, pond
ing tho result Of tho civil suit they aro insti-
| tuting aEninst him.
forol from mn attack Of the prevalent epidemic
of driving away anothor citizens horse and
buggy. but the evidence being too slight to socuro
a conviction he was found not guilty.
III The Circuit Court, Thomas g. Dunning asks
for n writ Of capias wlcrowith to bring one Jo-
goph Hump to bail. Joseph induced him, by
plausible praising Of his upholstery business,
and tho immense profits Which it yielded overy
week, to buy q half share thereof for s4oo, and
further to put in SAC for The purchase Of addi-
t1onal stock. ftalhtin econ oiscpysfeu ~, sna.
Humps statements Win regard 10 ils nuslhess
wero dousiyo. and wantel his money back, which
K,,mp refused. Wherefore complainant asks for
a capas to aoouro Kump while he seoLs to TO-
hfnrcnaf r. Tn;aor M, william T Kir,r as1< in
tho Crciit Court for an attachment arainnt tic
Pooaa anu Objects ot one Francis j. huth, WHO ~
has become indebted to plaintiffs III s3235 5SS
which he declines to pay, for tho rent of tue
mouth of Auri1 1878. Ruth is not a resident oi
| th;a Etato Int iivor in naifinoro ala
'nte ''"so' ou' AWE IA '"1'''t'oAo' '""'
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NEW SUITS.
THE UNITED STATES DISTINCT CopRr.-n, E. Jen.
kins, Assignee Of tho Commercial Fire Insurance Com