, 1873-06-16
The Garden City Insurance Company
List Of Claims Objected to by !
the Petitioning Creditors.
N1echanics' Liens~--A Young Wife
Robbed of 1Ier Husband--
Bankruptcy Mntters,
The Curtis Estate Dithculty--.The Fam
ily Tendency to. Insanity-.-
Melancholy Case.

servco" until Saturday. Iu thia case the fol-
lowing facta wore shown in tho petition and
'darosissonB Tint lebtora had suspended ray-
u'ent ota a note belonging to petitioner, In favor
: Of g. A. Ivoa, for $4,000, duo 10th hTaY last
that two demands layo boon mado on debtors to
pay said notes, aul that thoy hayo rofusod pay
mont.
Tho samo day Cleveland d johnson entered
confession OF the not of bankruptcy charged
Tho samo day tho bank potltionod tho Court.
for tho appointment OF D Provisional Assignee,
allogtng that, for sorne reRBon to tho petitioner
unknown, debtors have boon losing largo sums
Of money within tho paat fow months :: that
notwithstanding such lossos md tho insolvency
Of the firm, the aasote will pay nearly al it's lfa
bilitios provided tho stock Of goods could DO i'm
modasoly disposed Of TINT petitioner feared.
unless 1t was 30 disposed Of, or speedily disposed
Of, 1t would suffer serious loss by depreciation
IN valuo, and by tho expenses OF running said
business TINT they have roaaon to believe q
speedy salo could be made on advantageous
tarmB Of tho ontire stock 1t snno man we're Rp-
pointed Provisional Assignee to attend to tho
disposltion Of said goods, and dispose OF tho
stock to somo purchaser or purchasers, thoroby
saving the heavy expenses attending tho poasoa-
sion by the Marshal, ot wherefore the poti-
tionerb pray tho Court to appoint Homan g.
Powers Provisional Assignee.
Whoreupon tho Court made m order to the Of
fcot that, having read the said petition, he ap-
points said Powers Provisional Assignee, as
prayed, with full powor and authority to take
possession Of. manage, md control tho Same.
And tho same day said Powers formally, IN
writing, accoptod such trust.
Next day, the 18th, the Provisional Assignee
potitloned The Court, representing that be finds
q number Of un1llod ordora for goods which he
thinks It for tho interest Of tho estate should
be filled that On Inventory shall be takon
wants authority to employ assistance to
take ssd inventory and he prayB 1oayo to
make enleB from timo to tiuno for cash until
meeting of creditors bo hold and an Assignee
chosen, or tho further order OF Court where
upon tho Court made orders in compliance there
with, aud tho case thara rasta.
Chicago, ever foremost In all undertakings,
whothor commercial or social, beats tho world III
her thirty y-six-hour bankruptcy cases, as she has
long ngo done in hor twenty-four-hour divorce
suits.
YOUNG WIFE IS RoDDED OF HER OLD HUSBAND.
few days aince wero recorded tho fruitlees
Efforts Of too amorous coachman to toar from
her father's grasp his weddod vito. To-day 1t id
by the OWL maehinationg of his daughtor. KatA-
3rino Mcdonald was q widow, on tho sunny Afdo
Of 80. and tho solitude Of her life was so1oy d.
minishea BY tho prosonce Of her daughter Liz
came john Golden, an in-proseryod but wealthy
old gentleman OF 90 yoars OF ago, with many
fond protestation aud assurance that he was well
ona 70 svna zeal ~ md ID
would become his wife. Nov, at this
time Knthnrno was dwelling In . small room
at No. H6 South Jefferson stroot, was in delicate
health, had growing daughter, and what won-
guumy eyes, sho consented, and oalloa in Mr..
Rock. her landlord, aud his wifo, and Mr.
Martin 4. Jennings, as witnesses Of tho pro-
posal Aud acceptance. Never before Was match
ncr: uad tie legal aoumcn Of Sam Ashton or
Charles O'A1Aloy been retained to aid the
widow In drawing out her ngroomont, It could
haye hardly covered tho ground better. Before
widow to tho old lnan's . embrace, tho lattes
agreement: That he, tho said John
Golden, would rent or purchase q dwell
ing-honsO, furnish tho Same, Mt once com
moneo to keep house, and provide everything
for the comfort and lappiness Of complainant
and her aaughtor Fannto. That be would olothc
and board the said Fannie Mcdonald and 8end
her to tho High School in Chicago, to bo thor
oughly odueated, and that he, tho esid John
aneotiouate husband to complainant, and 4
father to tho said Fannie Mcdonald. The erno-
Tons old fellow entered verbally into this agree
mont as light-heartedly as Emilio Olivier began
Mrs. Rock, and the mutual friend Jen-
nin6s, wore no longer required. On the 18th
day of April last the Rev. Father Bitters Joined
Jahuary and May in tho holy bonds at the Jesuit
shortlised, generally, and In this particular in
stance. that rule, and not it's exception, obtain-
cd. Shortly after his marriage the old man
broke bis marriage VOWS, disregarded the ante
be had noyor taken out OF her little room on
Jefferson street. Tho mAnepring OF the old
mans heartless conduct is alleged to havo boon
the porauaaiona Of hia two married daughters,
which prevailed upon him to leave bis wife aud
shelter himself under their root, and now the
wife hlos her bill for maintenance aud for Bpeoi-
nc performances Of tho anta-nupttal agreement.
m THE GARDEN oITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
The citizens whom 1t may concern will take
notice and govern thomBclves accordingly, that
Henry Nowcomb Co., the petitionng cred
ttors In the matter Of tho Garden City Incur
ance Company, who have done nothing else in
Prosocuting thoir case for the bost part Of year.
on Saturday filed objections to my proof Of dobt
of tho parties na1ned below, for the reason, they
anege, that neither ot them hsvo any Wild
or legal claim. debt, or demand againat the
bankrupt b. VIZ: m csis Aohserman, ( Psnl J, Tott,
NOR Of al, Nioholas Koch OF al Frederick Ahlers,
John KuchnrBki, Charles Pan1or, Michael Fitz-
gibbons, Fredoriok Klatmhouae, Wondlln Meyer,
John T. Walther, Charles Hoffman and II. 8.
Dietrich, gamea ". Meyer, :. u: Mahlka, r.
Btagor, Hnns echlotthaus and Julia Supple,
Philip Appel, Petor' Drausoh, L. Doerlln, J. II.
Bryant, Herman Brown, Il. arommes, r. r.
HatchL *. qeagor, John Kerwin, 4: Laughter
john, J. 8, Miller ct al., Andrew Miller ct al,
miller Bro, Mrs. nonrietta Miller, Louis
h1ossor, Max sehweitzer, James II: Tbon,-
%, Charles Wetzler, Peter Deylne, ~.
Nurchbaun1, 4 zlch, Nancy D. Walk
Or, Caroline o. Bort, II. A. plantz, John
Ellingson. 4. Lawson, 0rrin Deneliet, Abnor O..
Keenoy, II. l.. Palmer, F. G. Ovorton, ". q.
Morris, Charles II. Bailey ". II. Smith. Michael
5tohoB, Daniel T. Darbor, a. X. Watora, Joseph
Bchuster, +. 2. Hall, Ann MoPherlin. JameB
Streetor. K: Il, Forest Freerrick uorhold,
Charles 3. Nowcomb, Edwin T. Osborne, Horny
Thion, L. Y: stioknoy, Adam Schmidt, William
?. Emery, William Mophoriu, Jeremiah Kimball
u. Parish, D. Q. Crawford, Charles Ii. Noodor'
J.W. Williams, George A.. Alexander, William
Harris, and G. ". Ilenkel.
In connection with the bankrupt but not with
this particular mattor. It may bo stated that tho
tlnima againet tho bankn,pt aro now nonrly ali
10 ,nalte tho most Of the assets in quiet way,