, 1873-02-17

Gary dcotdod that tho Justice acted legally aud
properly, aud ho refused to roduce tho bail,
which remained at $4,000. Quite a crowd Of
acquaintancea appeared during tho hearing, and
hfr. " Manuie's" friends appeared to make little
account Of thousand dollar ohooks. Ono of tho
party who stopped iamiiiarly up to tho Judge to
hayo "little talk" with him Tin friendly
aost = Of wey" as to tho doairabilty ot letting
d9Tn ~ ea w@s 81 much M takon s a5ao
rnthor STORMY intorruptfng him with the remar]k
that ho "doolined to discuss law matters with
other than lawyers whilst on the Bench" Tho
more ono has the pleasure Of fitting around
Judge Gnry's Court, tho moro hope one enter-
tains Of tho dignity and majesty Of our future
courts, but now emerging from tho frontier,
baok-woods, tobacco-chewing, and hand d-ahnking
era.
BANKRUPTCY 1tATTEns.
In Che matter Of N. PRESCOTT, bankrupt, tho
Provisional Assignee on Saturday reported the
aalo Of tho ontiro stock to Charles e. Halbert at
60H Per cent Of the invoice cost. Tho value
per inventory was % 55457, and tho selling price
%, os6.89 the purohaaer paying 91, 1865 cash,
and agreeing to pay 81 100 per month, guaran-
toed 19y Charles II. Gould, President OF tho
Grundy County National Bunk.
r. q. jenkins, Assignee In tho estate Of 4.
Willis Paine, on Saturday reported the sale OF
the stock 10 O. ". & e. Partridge on tho terms
stated In THE TRIBUNE . few ago, and the Court
o., ,22o.a0. "''0
Tho Assignee in the estate Of Pettibono &
Flynn, on Saturday lad leave to sell tho bank~
rnpts' unfinished building and building material,
On Fifth avenue, subject to all mechanios' ions,
for OATS.
In tho matter Of Taylor d Cannon, ban1-
rupts, tho injunction Of Oct. 23 last was on Sat
urday dissolved, as to Bristol, and tho property
seized belonging to Bristol WAS ordered to bo
returned. -.
Adjudication by dofanlt was cntorod, in the
matter OF @. 8. NoyoB & Co., on Saturday, ro-
tnrnablo before noon on the 18th prox. and in
tho matter Of Munson, roturpable bofore Hib-
bard, 4th prox.
In Harmon d Copp an Injunction WIS issued
On Saturday, restraining the sale Of stock soized
by Constable under distress warrant.
The Court, on Saturday, ordered tho sale Of
notes and amounts In the estate Of Michael Bum
sell by private auction, after ten daya' notice by
advertising.
Solicitors fees and disbursements wero order-
ed paid, In tho estates of Henry simona and
Michael Bumsell, on Saturday.
Tho claim Of -Pyne against tho estate Of
=. ward c.. was, OH Saturday, allowed,
LIABILITY OF PuYslo1ANa ron uNsKuFu1, OPERA
Measrs. spafrord, McDail & Wilson have takon
In hand q casa Of considerable interest. namely,
for damages for injury resulting from nnskilfuf
s e. gstWVdSy Wy d
2: William MCCARTHY, Ia case, $4,000 damages,
White affirming that McCarthy, ropregenfing
himself to 90 physician and surgeon, UNDER
took to tend hia broken or dislocated shoulder,
cd with so much unakilfuineBs and want OF
knowledge OF hls profession that tho shoulder
became permanently daformed, and tho unfortu-
nate man is now disagured and crippled Tor lifo,
amin In IN H..
is deprived Of tho means Of gaining livelihood,
TEE 2. I. 2. SUIT NOT CoNoLUDED.
- The reader VIII remember that, when Judge
Farwell dissolved tho injunction and liBmiased
loavo to Peok to ls suggestion Of damaged s:1 Il
boing shown that the stock Of tho q. T. r: Com
pany would probably be sorioualy affected by tho
injurious raporls circulated In consequence OF
the injunction obtained on the faith OF Blcker-
dykos bill, and otherwise. On Saturday, said
suggestion Of damages was filed, as follows:
Depreciation Of stock during pending injuno-
Atornsys ises. 'o29 2o
noies, 10
'osoAees Aee* *.-.:.'''....,s...--.." as
Total l...............:....... ,saq25
10 that tho complainant would appear to have
gained very insignificant advantage by his mo-
ATTACHMENTS FOB CONTEMPT,
ment Tor contompt of ooart to issuo Ranst IT. au tho
complainant In Nood 2. Heed tor diyorco. on M
count count Of T. tho oironaor having diaregardod tho
b1en ene &nne2 Rbs oaas oe%an Sso
attachment to issue against tAo defendant.
Choster Kinney, as trustee for not paving nvo3
certain moneys received by hip IN frpst, "a a.
aSTed sGms d9ya ago Both
Mys, Cahill, THO lady wha created 30 much OK
citoment of tho milder typo Ia tho Courts, sofno
weeiS ago, by tho ,yehomenoo With which sho |
fhsatta to tue cruelty and TorthloHanoaa Of her
srSp ,.;'R he her. has already returned to. W.
10 such bsSte' IN oahi % borEaos 99 otaegSa taonga
l,o haaa consequently escaped tho payment Of
ind BoAc}tnla' fspss which lie was lly !!
ordsr oi Court, directed to pay, but which he |
rule to show cause why als attaellmont should |
n9. 5a ordered WAS on Saturday Issued against, !
him for contempt Of Court.
In Forsyth Y. Carroll ct al, before Judge Troe
Tho Il II lux og Saturday found for tho rlaintiH,
y, Hoaa5; The case was curious ono. Forsyth
claimed TINT Carroll, doccased, Into distiler Of
Peoria, promised him an interest IN the busl-
aoaa, aa we'll as aalarY rs q hookkaepor, Of which
neither promise waa kopt before hls death. Ev-
aence Of tho promises WaH.glyon. Tic auit was |
against the widow and family.
The recent remarks Of Judge Dlodgott uB to
tho dilatory conduct af the WinuoBh0ik Insur-
anoe Company, aeemH to hayo aroused that gon-
'iemali. On Saturday ho commenced six auita
n nssunpsit agaiust small debtors Of the Com
'any Of from $1G0 to $3.50 each.
;, A motion for now trial was granted by Judge
Rogers, On Saturday, IN tie Town Of JolYare0n
y n1or3umery war; entitled DoottacAer Y. Awegert.
sued Sweigert, q Constable OF Jetror-
on told IN these column, contondlng that tho
lrFcHt Waa not made under any existing law,