, 1873-03-29
Breach OF Promise Of Marriage Suit for
$4,000 Damages. .> -.
Tho Roman Catholic Church Case
--Anothcr Tnlc Of War
Times. = -
Bankruptcy Matters-. "A Plaintiff 8 Char
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in Court.

fatigue nro alroady evident upon tho faces of tho
Fertilizer Company ndlorents, to whom, doubt
fesa tho close unaayory atmosphere Of o crowded
court muat 10 almost unbonrablo nftor tho swcot
ulr OF Ainsworth and tho Stock Yards. Tho ,re-.
searches Of scientific experts and tho experience
Of practical manufacturers aro both brought into
play, and 1t ia hard to toll occasionally which is
moro amuaing,--.tho long-winded, tocllicality-
cran,rncd oraou1ar utterancaB tho former, tho
abrupt. platn, English statements OF the latter.
Thus far, tho oyidenco which tho prosecution
have brought mp goes to show Tint whiIo m oyil
odor does certainly nriso from tho works and
annoy parties in the vicinity, tho Company o1crt
themsclvoH to roduco 1t to minimum, and nro
successful, as far as tho machinery they uso will
allow, thom. Tho opposing counsel, however,
baBo thcir dcfenso upon the assumption that
:thcre is process Of carrying On tho work tito
Company Is engaged in without giving offonse to
outsiders. This they hopo 10 provo soon as
tho examination Of plaintiffs witnesses Is con-
pudcd. -.:
DR.. aahla, of Chappoll's Chemical Works,
Bridgeport, gaye evidence in the case, yeBtor-
tiny, without, however, throwing any new light
upon tho caso. 1t waH suggested Tint, through
the agency Of Buperheated mir, tho separation OF
Wator from meat might 10 accomplished, but ho
stated TINT such an agont WIS SO u,l1nanagoablo
that 1t could not DO used pro1tably. Ho stated,
also, t0lt l0 cQnSluefEQ 1G ABSOLUTELY uEC6EEhIy
to apply ohomicala to the erial before It could
DO PASSED through tho cylindor Of tho Kalston
drying machine, bnt subsequently modificd tho
romark by Saying that tho difficulty which arose
regarding the passing of soft stuff through
tho oylindor was economic rather tlan SCIENTIFIC.
Tho action Of nnlph1lric acil in wet blood is
to assimilato With and procipitato tho nlbunin-
Gus portions Of tho blood. III his opinion the
lncipiont decomposition can be arrested, for
mouths by tho infusion of n large amount Of sui
pllurio acd, but tho infusion Of 30 large quan-
tity would, besides increasing ita cost, destroy
mqch Of Tie utility Of the mattor as fertilizer.
7nctory wheu llo visited 1t Was not greater than
might DO expected, aud waB not aggravated by
tho mntc1ial used II t4o manufacture. He had
md tho smell Of ho rotting carcnssus there was
30 intcnso that that OF the Northwestern Company
paled in ito prcEonco aud was hardly noticeable.
q peculiar feature Of tho latter smell was, that
tho ncaror one got to it the less 1t wns noticed,
80 tint whon III tho midst Of tho factory, no
Bmoll Mt NIL could DO obgcrvod The smell, nc
ooraing to d.. Hirsch, was noticoablo 200 feet.
from the building.
Mr.. Charles T.. Rcose, o resident of Hydo
Park. who had occasionally yipitc1 tho worig,
testinod to tho improvement in their manage
mont since tho preuont Company's occupation.
Of Tho local perfume
Prof. Do ID Fontano, o .swias Ecicntist Of flf-
tecn years. experience, took lengthy scientific
flight, which even tho doughty counsel for Lilo
uuteHho WIS ui1Aplo ~ 1oAoN, "suf1no I'LL [l6at
Of oroas-examtnation.
John Connors, who lauls tho tan1i-Htu1f, and
other material, from tue various packing and
slaa3ltering- g-louses to tho Stock Yard platform,
stated that tho material does not smell IT taken
hold Of mud treated chemically whom it arrives
at tho Torka. 1t 1s the neglected material
Which becomes Offensive. 1t mny bo mentioned,
On Passant, shat J; =; is m exceedingly healthy
looking man. as indeed, are all Of tho parties
in Court who l1avo anything to do at tho works.
Mr. Hohl, o membor OF tho Company, gaze ev1-
denco detaillng his experience IN England and
on tho Continent whltAor lo vent to study tho
subject ol making fortilizer.
Thus tho "porfa'mefy' caso gooa OIL, and #
will in all probability not be concluded until
noxt week.
MOTHER TALE OF THE WAR TIMES.
Alabama, yesterday filed the papers in q restored
cauao FOR the recovery of Chicago real estate
%nlca adnn nassoa from s hanas during tue wa "
be had no control. to the Chicago, Durlng-
ton i Quincy Railroad Company. Complainant
shows in detail l,o boca,no tho owner Of the real
estate III question (in Section TO- 39), previous
over, ho found that tho Company in question
claimed an interest Or title in the land, by con-
domination process, Of which lse had receiyod no
notice, In consequence Of the state OF rebellion
It absolutely impossible for lin to eithor receive
or forward letters, verbal communications, or
money. 10 make ussuraIco doubly sure, the
Company had bought tho property at q tux sale,
Of which tho complainant was also ignorant, and
he intends to fight both the condemnation aud
tax sale.
THE - oARI1NaFonD "nECKtEd EXHIBITION.
aa MGat rcaaerH w reenlnor tho Garlipgfor
spring OF l870: The vessel Of that name went
ashore at Manitou Islaud, md a number Of i'd
yentnrous spirits OF this City determined to got
her OIL, mud bring her safely INTO port. The in-
DURANGO companion determined to do their own
Wrccking, however, and also fitted out an expo