, 1873-01-03
THE LAW COURTS.
Bankruptcy Proceedings --- Another
Kesuscitated Land Claim,
General Notes from the Courts---
Attorneys Record.

| he should not bo attached for contempt O.
Court in violating an injunction restraining tn.
collection Of money by him belonging to the
bankrupts, answers tha. he was advised By hu
counsel that ho was not 80 restrained, nnd il
prepared to pay over al. moneys 80 collected II
tho person who may be appointed to receive the
| saae, and denies a!l the allegations Of tho peti
ton for attachment. With respect to the aEega.
ton :aat be is collecting Judgments against
debtors Of the bankrupts DO gives detailed
denials, and he aftirus that he is ready
to giye up all the books, accounts, notes. ETC.,
that are III his possession to tho person appoint
ed py tho Court to receive them and be atatef
tho reason that he has not given them up before
to be that he WAS advised that there was no one
competent to have possession OF them.
Mohr Solomon Mohr, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, Pc
tition for the bankruptcy Of Herman J. Kuhl-
man, john D. kuhlmau, Louis c. kuhlman, and
Sophia kuhlman, Of No. $50 Milwaukee avenue,
Wholesale and retail dealers in wines and liquors.
Petitioners allege that the debtors owe debts
amounting to l0,000i that they are unable to
debts and stock being - 600, and bad debts SIC,
600; that Elins Black L Sons obtained Judgment
against them for goods supplied, and are now in
possession of the atock, valued at $1,000 that
titon for an order restraining execution, which
YVES granted.
Israel R. Dogardus, Of Be,videre, Boone Coun-
ty, yesterday fled voluntary petition for bauk
mortgage on his land for 1920. His dobts
amount to upward Of 81, 900, owing wholly to
persons in Belyidere. Among his assets are tho
property above described, as me1tgaged for
$4,000, estimated to bo worth 81 900 and an
other piece Of land valued at $500 personal
property worth about $500; live and dead
stook about 81 500, with q fire insurance policy
for $1,000. or tho above assets, the sum Of
nearly 81 600 is claimed IS exempt.
For other bankruptcy matter see record.
> ANOTHER REsUsc1TATED LAND CLAIM.
Andrew Combs died, recently, apparently! the
owner Of about eight and half acres Of land,
known as Lot 8, on subdivision Of the north
enst quarter Of tho southwest quarter Of Section
Is, Township 40, IS, s, and his widow and chill
is now contested BY Eliza Eddy, Of the age Of Ii
years, by Cinthea Eddy, her guardian, who yes
terday fled bill in the Court charging that the
young lady's father was the purchaser Of the
land in question, in 1858, from L. G. P. Freer;
child, he assigned the purchase contract to -. -
Jones, to be held in trust for her; that
Jones removed from Chicago, and
transferred the trust to Morgan 8:
Kelth, for =, the 10 purpose Of peIpetrating said
paid for 1t out of the funds OF the young lady,
and received decd for it, the sAnne being still
in trust and that Keith then transferred the
property to the eaid Andrew Combs, without any
confederation being paid therefor.
nCDH dAREITY REFUSED suPERsEDEA3.
Judge McAllister, in Chambers, at Waukegan,
on New Years Day, considered the application
tor snpersededs in the case OF Hugh Garrity, and
delivered short decision, refusing the appiica-
ton, as follows:
As the prosecutor etrsnge. to his aseatlants thu
intent to rob is the most natural motive for their acts
This question for the jury to decide,upou all the
EfNyt1 nf+Ff fha nj nf
heir arrest WAS undoubtedly competent as part Of the
;ea gestae It ~aa al IN immediate connection with tho
principal act. Justice has been done, and
onabe cause for writ Of error Sersedsds refused
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Munseu- Princeton Loan and Trust COM
oany suit to redeem a mortgage Of $4,000 On
Lot Is, Block IS, in Carpenters Addition, WAS
yesterday disInssed before Judge Gary 80 as to
which this 1lohry veteran of the law isnow intro
luced, states the enhanced value Of property at !
500, 600. The plaintiff p1ays the ordinary relief
4 order to redeem the mortgage debt and re-
Icqulre possession.
A bill for the partition Of tho property left by
eeter MeKron, Of Lemont, deceased, WAS yes- |
question consists OF the east half OF the north
asst quarter Of Section 25, Township 81, Range |
!, except six acres in the northwest corner, and |
he east half Of the southeast quarter of Section |
4, Same township.
Fuller and Rainforth have obtained production
nd ane1ioration Of their last two sentences, !
lnmely so days for each offence in the common
all, instead OF GO days for each offence in tho !
House Of Correction, they having made full |
eparntion to their victim, Forbes. They also J
'ay a fine Of $50 each.
The conclusion arrived at in the Injunction
nit brought by Harsh, for tho heirs Of tho
herman estate, '. the City and North Chicago
Hallway Companies, VAS erroneously described
d TIE TRIBUNE as The decision Of Judge Will
Inns. It Was decree entered by consent be-
ore Judge Williams for the purpose Of carrying |
he cause to the Supreme Court,
The partnership dispute known in the records
I the Court as Barrett ct al. Y. Dampf, came up
! chancery again yesterday. The parties were
to settle their disputes out OF
'ourt, II possible, aud will probably do so.
Judge Tree is engaged in trying the venerable
nit brought by J. Walsh against tho First Pres
yterian Church and Society Of Hyde Park. The
Il the contract to erect the sacred edidce, which
IA originally 727,90o.
In the County Court, yesterday, in tho estate
George L. Bigelow, the claim OF the Odorless
ubber Company Was allowed for 81, ,3S0,60, to
9 paid after the extiuguishment OF individual
aims.
Among tho dearly-to-be-cherished New Years
it's presented yesterday WAS one OF which Papa
arret, OF the Criminal Court, feels sufficiently
roud-a bouncing little tema;o baby.
Stephen McNicho1as yesterday obtained writ
attachment against James B. Turck, Of Mil