, 1874-03-28
THE COURTS.
a Second Edition of IKinzie
D0Wcr Claims.
Now Suits, Bankruptcy 1tonas, &c.

Ind Cannl Company asking for her lovor In that
part Of tho north fraction Of 6oo. 10, %, Il.
beginning at tho southwest cornor of Lot 4,
Block 8, in tho Chicago Dock md Oanal Com
pany'a subdivision OF Original Water-Los 35 and
accrationa thoroto, md ali Of Block and accre-
lions, aod Of TINT part of Block - lying ehat OF
Sub-Dloclt 2, nll In Knzlo's Addition, and r',n-
ming from said southwest corner Of said Lot
by direct limo in sonthorly direction to tho
southwest corner Of Wator-Lot as III Kinztc's Ad-
ditton at The Chicago River, running
thonce eastwardy along tho Chicago River
10 tho ahoro Of Lake Michigan,
running thence northorly along the shore Of
Lako Michigan to pout on tho shote whore
tho south boundary Of 1nllaua stroot intorseots
sald laho shore; thence by . direct ltne to tho
plnte Of beginning. Complainant statos that
hor husband Robert A. Kinzlo, bought tho land
In question In 1887. aud that sllc mover roleasoti
hor incloato right Of dover before bis death,
nor has she s!ncc given up her claim. Tho de-.
fcndunt claims to hold tho land In fec, and re-
fuses 10 recognize any tito In tie complainant
AN EXPENSIVE Collision. .-..
"A libel wna hlod yestor'laY in the Unitol
statos District Court by tho Mercantile Mutual
Insurance Company, tho Pacific Mutual, tho
Orient Mutual, mud the Phmnix Insurance Com
panies against tho Union Steamboat Company.
Compainanta allege that in Novombcr, 1872,
they insured for Q. 3. Nowco1nl l. Go. cargo
of G,50U bushels Of wheat to be shipped froin
nan we to s Ers %s On aa thS ,a gSs ts Affo"
.. W blanchard, Of tho defentants line, and
was sunk, and her cargo totally lost. The libel
1ants tavepaid Nowcomb Go. tho amount Of the
Insurance, S34, 500, aud now aook to recover tint
STUN from tho respondent Cd tho ground that 1t
waa through tho negligence Of tho of1icors and
crow Of tho D. ". Blanchard thnt tho accident
occurred. They alao ask TINT tho William N.
Tweed, boat belonging to said Company, aud
nm hn atf tn tno}r
c1aim.
WHAT 10 A Nu1sANcE?
Judge Gary hns boon engaged In hearing
trcspass case arising from an arrest undor a
town ordinance. It appears that tho plaintiff,
Frederick Doottchu, lad been accustomed to
procure nght-soil from the city aud use
It on his land for fcrti1tzing purposes. For this
@ was On tho 0f suffering
Jefferson, whero be lived. The parties nrresting
him. us lie alleges, maltreatod lin ehaunefully,
bronkng an arm, aud go injuring his brain that
he has novor recovered tho full use Of big facu1-
s9o, ooo damages. The defendants arc H. II.
Sehweitzer, Leonard Ingalls,, W. +. GRAY,
peny. Powell, Edward Goodman. Edward
A,ustrim, A. Spencer Kimball, and Julius Kimba1l,
affair, aud without foundation. After two daya
trial the caHe wna given to tho Jury yeHtorday
Afternoon With leave to seal their verdict.
ITEMS
proper notice has boen given.
Judge Farwcu will call from 1,12e to l ,15o to-
day.
judge Moore Ia still engaged with tho Mooker
will case. Tho defonse huve put in their evil
dcnco to prove Mr.. Meekers sanity, aud tho
eomplainants are engaged in offering evidence
On tho opposite side.
The Stevens divorce case is still on boforo Mr..
f. ". Tourtolotte, and tho room was crowded
yesterday.
UNITED STATES COURTS,
hell 4; TMhompaon e began = snit for $4,000
against U. W. HempBter aud T. L. Kompster.
BANKRUPTCY ITEMS.
Assignoe Of The estate OF J: Il. small.
not having succeeded IN settling with tlio po-
titioning creditor within tho Limo limited BY Tho
stipulation filed in the oaBe. a warrant was is-
sued 1esurnable April y, and Bradford Hancock
appointed Provisional Assignee.
In tho matter Of Roddn l. Hamilton an |
order was made that Roddin lilo his schedules by
Monday.
Tile order Of dismissal in the case of Albert
Klddcr WAS made absolute.
ln the matter Of D. ii. Pollock: ct, al, IN adju-
dication- by default WAS entered and the war-
tant made rotnrnnble April q, 1874.
walter D. Stevens vas adjudlcnted bankrupt
BY defsu!s, and warrant issued roturnablo be-
fore Register Grant for April 81.
hlod petition against u. T. Goodrich aud NioI.
ard D. Kirby. jewellers in the city, under Tie
name 1,aI; M Ct Goodrich q Kirby. Petitioners base
April II, 1873, which has not boon paid. It is
s'legcd that Goodrich ailuwed his portion of tho
Arm property to ba taken on IN execution in
favor Of Walters = Co., Of New York, and that
exccusiop from Justice OF the Peace u favor Of
hluhr & Son, Of Philadelphia. Goodrich, more
over Is attempting to dispose OF his property.
Kirby tiled confession. A. rule to ahow cause
Tor April WIS made.
David Farcloimer filed petition against tho !
ra hrm Of Gage, Mallory + o., dcs'ors lu hats
William 7. Mallory. They alloge TINT tGo debt
Ss toy hase ado os p9oa f1ss sld a s
also f'ea a petition Sis 0i aeaiSst SsF hfLe tie
81 aalno = parties, p rEs claiming TINT thcro is due
was entered, and the partioe adiudicatod bank
Eupt thereon, and Il. E.. Jonkins appointed Pro-
vislona1 Assignee with authority 10 take possess
aion.~ An injunction was also issued to prevent
Checks ono Tor $4,000 and tho other for 81 900,
drawn BY Mallory thereon. A rule to show
cause April was made, and on tho adjudication
TalIaut 'yas issuea for April az:
Il. In TIE matter of Gardner 4 Hodges, proprie-
1led petition showing that the bankrupts' |
property is heavily mortgaged to various parties,
mud that 1t will DO for the interest OF the |
GrSat9rs to have it. aod froe from al ene and
d - rardridge aud 81. ". i Z. Lester a1so |
claim 1'ons, which the Assignee disputes, and . |
rule ~ asked on thom to Hhow cause why such |
petition should not bo granted. An order was |
petition.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
james e: Kelley began suit in assumpBit |
against T. 7: Wight, claiming slsUoo another
and u