, 1873-11-22

DtIL FOR RELIEF.
Harry II. Honoro brought ha bill OF oom-
istrator Of the oBtate Of Donjnu,in r. fIadtlock
deceased, Sarah y. V. Hatdock, and Donjarnn
i. t1addook. Complainant statoa TINT III 1870 ho
Ind somo outstanding tax-cortitcates OIL BONO
lete is,,o On !, milwaukee, ayeno an1 Dean street +
lia!ldook, decoasol, to buy them for him. Com
tlainAnt gayo Hndtlock note for 81 ,450 to dis
count, al'd ude tho proceeds to pay said tux
ccrsihicates. anl Haadoch guaranteed 1t OH tho
Until tho noto was pad md ho roliovol Of MI
liability ktlereon. IIonoro alleges tint Had
dock diod without hnylng Riyon q guttcai1n Of
hia intcrost. That lie, complainant, is roaly md
~ng " " to y y; G9 "a a5t t. h ny nee
administrator.
sulT AaArssr TIE Q: N. y. II; II. co.
Peter Wost filed his declaration ia tho Su-
norfor Court yesterday against tito 0hioaEo Il
that iii June last ho was i'll tho employ, Us cur
po1ltcr OF tho tiofenlont, aiding In tho building
Of bridge along its rond,. In Dclta County.
Mich. During lis work 1t wasllccoasary to cross
the bridge; and while On It. hand;caf run by
brcaking his logs aud otherwise injuring him Bo-
veroIy. nc las boen obliged to lay out largo
aulna Of money, and as!ts III n rocoulponso for
hy oxponso md injury tho sum Of 510,o00.
n1LL FOR srEotF1O PERFORMANCE.
William II. Butler and Frances, his wife, filed
q bill Il, tho Superior Court against -Adolph L.
JaoBchko to compel him to perform his agroo-
mont. They nllego that Jaeschke si,n,ol n coil
tract to buy ploco Of property OIL tho southeast
90, 600 cash, md to assume n mortgage for
$4,000, tho bargain to be completed aB aeon as
tho abstract could bo procured from Connocti-
cut. Thoy nllogo q performance OIL their part,
the granto:s cannot convoy good tito. and q suit
ia tho result to compel specific performance.
-. THEY WANT THEIR rER CENT.
Augustus Baucr and Robert Loobnltz. arclli-
tocts, brought n bill against Joel J. Spaldtng,
Charles L. Bpa1ding, John Q. Ruo, Churles Hitc6-
cock, Benjamin T. Lawrence, and Edwin F.
Lawrence, They allogo that they waro engaged
to prepare plans for and supervise tho orectlon'
of a building on Lot 13 and part Of Lot H. Ill
Assessors subdivision Of Block 119. School soo-
ing, for which they were to receive per cent of
tho total cost. Complainants nlloge TINT the
building coat s38, AGO. that"ther nharo ia 81 162,
and TINT they havo performed tloir contract,
and arc entitled to their roc0mponse, and ask
for, a lien on the promises and sale thereof for
their benefit.
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Samuel Friedman and ClarleH Bachnrach,
brought suit against William Teichmann, for
$4,000. -.,..- ,.--
commenced M actiou agaiust II. Fl. Gardner
and Frederick Could for $4,000. d,
An action In asssl,npsit was begun against
William 4; Ewing by Dodge ". Keith, to re-
MA hary yl1i1aG Kralr by her next friend Carl Kru
complains Of Hai,nal and Friedrich niotz iu q
ploa OF trespass for $4,000.
Ezra D. McOagg filed prncipe in assumpsit
against Samuel ]. Jones', for $1,000.
Christian J.. Hoffman filed an affidavit for IN
Francis Malone brought suit against Jo] IN
Oonley, Charles Moore, aud M. +. Moore, for
$1,000:
recover 81. 600 from Thomas ". White, Edward
Thomas, and ThomaH White.
William H. Van Oruum commenced suit
ngainst George Chappol for $500.
John J, Vnnderlip fled q petition aeninst
Aaahol Pierce for mechanio'B lien on Liz build
ing on Wabash avenue, between Jackhon and
Van Buron strootB. claiming 91,824.79 Ie also
makes defendants tho United States Mortgage
Company, Sarah J. Sanford, the Manufacturers'
National Bank, the Citizens National Dank Of
Aliunosota. George Z. Stanton, Luuius 8. parlee,
Wells Lake, A. e. Bishop, William Loob, WILL
lam II. Bailey, the international Bank, tho
Fifth National, Of Chfcago;, Emorsom W. Scott,
Raxa @ @aa ooapss Gens sro na9sy sop tas Hsa ia9s
E. Baor, and Edwin L. Brown, all Of whom
claim some interest.
August Waubaum entered up Judgment against
William 8. Golaen for 81 ,295. on seven promis-
6UA AotEb 1Ul p1DV tRClf nlIu iukOlE6ts
Ono Earnshaw, Emanuel Earnshaw, aud John
Worthy filed a prsnoipe in assumpsit against J.
3. 'Sloclter for 81 ,2U0.
An action Of assumpsit was begun by William
r. McKoen and Delos ". Minshall against Leo
pold 4. Hart and Joseph Hart for $4,000.
COUNTY COURT.
In tho matter Of the estate of John H. Small,
Daniel Cameron, George T.. Marshall, and i. z.
Hanchett were appointed appraisers to appraise
tho partnership asaets Of tho late firm Of J. Il.
Small i Co.
Frederick PolenBAi WAS appointed axlrninstra-
tor Of the estate Of Wilhelmina PolonAki, under
8 bond OF $4,000.
: In the estate OF Julius Brosat, tho claim of
tho e1eentEi1, Paulina Deerkpg was allowed
Tho final account Of tho administrator Of tho
ostnte Of Frederick Dforman wa8 approved and
order nude that. WHOM tho receipts Of the heirs
are filed, the administrator bo discharged.
Tho will Of Peter Riegor was fled and IN or
der made that letters testamontary ho granted
to Daniel nlegor on his filing bond in the peuai
aum Of s6,400.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge FarTell was occupied all day yesterday
In hearing the panel-game caso commenced
Thursday. Al about O'clock the jury went out
and returned in an hour. Thoy found James
Conway and Patrick Harris guilty, and sentencod
them to ten yea1s eaoh in Joliet. Bridget
O'Brien was given flvo years. md James Tracy
and James Pondera were found not guilty, and
01AA N1A~.t "Ae Ao4-AA A4AtJ} 04* AtA0A 40 yGl4p
OF age. The prisoners wero remanlod.
SUIT AaA1NEr TILE CITY.
Thomas ". Blayney, In tho declaration filed
by hin, yesterday in tho Superior Court, COM
plains Of the City Of Chicago for negligence. Ho
states that on tue 21bt day Of juno Inst ho WIS
walking In the sidewalk on tho northwest corner
Of stnto and Washington streets, when plank,
improperly fastened, gave way, and he fell,
hurting log, for which he asks the modest sum
Of $500.
THE CONDEMNATION oABEs.
The jury in Judge Wilau1s' room hnye oon-
oludcd the North State street condemnation
cases, and about O'Clock last evening agreed on
Ia verdict, which, In accordance with an agree
'mens between counsel, vas Beale1, and they
probably. The CASES have been on trial for
nearly amonth.
TIE HOWELL CASE.
Tho Howell case ia still slowly progressing.
Yesterday was occupied by plaintiff in offering
evidence to provo tho value Of tho machinery,
and a half-ton or 30 OF oogwheela and old iron,
remnants OF tho machinery WAS in tho court
room to givo weight to tho testimony.
UNITED STATES COURTS,
Tho drundy County National Bank brought