, 1874-08-18
THE COUItTS,
Record sx Business Transacted Yos-
tcralny.

l Aoo'At AAVIClv 4VUt1Is AllN llAIVE
had possession of 185 hogs at tho Union stool
Yards to Which he was entitled, Ho aDnliod
Major ssevenson Tor u roploycn writ, but aaco,
ta'nod that It could not bo issued on Sunday. II
accordingly did tho next bsot thing, and. wl1o
Monday was but tlroo minutes old lle flied III
bond, obtained tho summons, and before til
unsuspcctiug defendants wore awake, q Doput
shorl1 vas on tito way to tho stock-Yarls.
| 1rEis.
Thoro will be no defaults takon In tho Circui
Court during vacation.
BANKRUPTCY rTEsts.
i II. L. Jonkns was appointed .Asaigneo Of til,
estatos OF Thomas 7. Davenport and Joseph III
11ar'iB j. Co.
/ SUPERIOR COURT IN nn1Er
a. s. Piper began . suit for $4,000 againa
Eliza ]. Crauglo.
john Adrianaon brought snit against Patricl
Curahor claiming 50, 600.
Joseph. Zontcschok aucd Albert Nicholson fo
$1,000.
William Andrew began an action In trospasn
against tho Singer Manufacturing. Oompnuy.
Janus Bolton. Otto Niomoyor, Il. Z. schotcl1cuer
md 9. Q: MoLoau, asking $4,000 damages fol
faiho imprisonment.
James pligh began = suit in trcspnBs against
Jamos McKenua, claiming 50, QUO.
IW.Al. 6lngcrly sued Houry Drinkworth TO,
| - CIRCUIT COURT.
nnSy oroon began suit against G. g. Rus.
pass againyt W.?H. luug, Amos s. Alexander.
md q I. II. gradley, laying damages at s3,0O0.
| NamseT Il. Stewart filed a bill against petcr
I ": Aihtni, md ChhrlosA a. Browne, stating TINT
he s, mas sbecu engaged IN their service for over
] account Of tue amount duo linn.
TIE COUNTY COUNT.
IN tho mattor Of tho County OF Cook, tho
Court ordutod that time to lilo objections to ap-
towu and park tascs, expire On Hhursday, % liz Il
n the sstafe of Daniel froolich. lunatic tho
| tleb wcro reBtotbd,
In t}le matter ot tho estate Of robert G.
mont9ry to. Ellon Doono under an indl-
v'dual bond Of 100000. lie lott ais entire d.
tAte, both real md personal, to lis wife, Ellen
Boone. It conhtatcd Of d lot 100 foot front, on
streets . lot 60 feet front, On Bouth Clark
street. with 1o3 feet dopth, between Harrison
and Van Dnron streets two lots in Eng1owood
1atn OF l97 acroa in Portor County, Ind; al,
undivided onc-hnlf interest III 12o acres in f6lI
County, a., and household goods necessary for
frrtn.houao aud other houars. The will waH
dated July 20, 1874, aud was Witnessed by
Thomas Hoyne and James n. Marshall. The
CaEate uDeH hOs exceed S0O, 0Q0.
Ao1udlsahoni IN the following estates wns or
dered: Thomas Founder. Michael Monaghan.
Joseph Haven. William L: Harness., Il. Kroegur,
I I. G Clifford, Sally Snyder, Louise L. Porter, aud
ela,lns asainst tho Following ostates wero nl-
oriRa iIolm. $f32 john Mossor. SIS.
xu L, Il tbs nlatter'af tho estate of John Fritz
t!ss{Is%sntary TO aa:tleiss s!ehsss il 1'''fps aa
tnaay,daai caaao bond d. Of ss2ooo r4o do.
The homestead, known as No. Isl and l53
Clfbourn avetiue. and oug-tlirtl Of hia real mud
pefso.hal property to hfa Hife, dott1eibo siehor,
af,u a. tlie te!lainiug two.thr1s to Lis childron,
alike. Tho estate waa worth a10000 Tho viii
was dated April %, 1879. aud was Witnessed by
Ernst pfussi1ig and Edward Dotuomann. 70 tho
will was attpchot colcll dalcd Mn1ch II, 1874,
and a Witnessed by William Kleher Henry struus
stated that his daughter Christina Dototl1ca was
born to him by Cathoriuo D. Beck Fob 22. 1S5a.
before 10 vas allowed BY. tho restricting laws Of
Meftemonrg to marry hor, she dying shortly
ing latoly cano to his houao and family, ho ox-
prcssly Acknowledged her aB his child, aud do.
sired to do by lior 10 tho cams spirit OF loyo and
Justice ns prompted him to act as fathor to.
wished to 800 his worldly goods so divided that
none of Ills Children should receive llspropur-
tfonatcly largo part thnrout, aud as bis tluetor
Chr!Rtino Dorothea is tho heir-at-law Of tor
tnuther, anA tho mothers cstato arnnunts to
BY his doath. therefore thu codicil instructed
that tho executor pay out Of lia estate from tho
portion aliott tod to his children tho s1ru m Of Of
saoo. IN ful Of her patt and share Of |
his " estate; and In caso that n1nonnt should not
that 1t bb raiBcd by noto secured with mort |
sako On his property. Aug. 0, 1874, thore rYaB d |
Eocohd todtll, witnesssd by Edward Abort
Frederick Walkor aud Ernst 'PtusBing, III which |
tot Chrlstiuo Dorotnea to tho SUM Of s25, tiis
for tho reason that sho is ileit to 1er mothers
ptoperts, an adult. aud abla-bodiod, whilst his
otlict children nro n,iuors, aud noud tho alton
tioh Of other partieB.
Grant Of administration was issued 10 Mary
lIaiiis6h to administer upon tic 1htato Of Joaeph
1anistt. usdef nj, approved boul Of SDtOO.
, THO will Of tho Info Kntld L. Hotesyillo was
aroved, af,d lcttetB. tcathtnontnfy to CalBa Lisa
ea5ssa s,s aa' H0tos'ie, in MI individual bond Of
Ia tito llattor of tho Village Of Hydo Park,
ho Court ordorod tLdt timu to file objections to
'pocial aBsogsnlorit No. 26 for constructing d
ower on Greenwood ayenho expire to-tnorrow
). Tie amended inventory of tho estate of
Ienry Wcber Wis apptoFed.
III tho estate OF Hurry ". Kingsbniy minor,
be loaae Ct tho bssemont Of tue building known
!. a n. A. Payne for five .ydars from May l.
87i, ut $4,000 for first, e17,000 for socGnd'
ne, 900 for third, $4,000 for fourth md $g00
Of fifth ypar, was approved.
III tho matter Of tho estate Of Elmer p. Cook
aatin L. Bradley uudor III approved bond OF
y, 1000.
JUDGEMENTS.
surEn1on counr-cosfEss1oNs-T seeond MI
onl Datk Of 0htcigo We. Henry g. Eyeflhrt, $35Uan
j. H. Flower Y. Q6an h Tctnroeho GarrioEo Man,t-