, 1874-05-30
THE COURTS.

THE COURTS.
miscellaneous Business Trnnsncted
Yeeterdhv4
Moulding, uar1and Il Go. filed bill ycater-
day IN the superior Court against the City OF
Chicago and potor Mnrr, asking for m injunc-
tion. Complatnants state that last fall thoy
agreed to furnisl, ali the brick needel by Mari In
building tho Harrison 6troot Police Station
They had an accounting whom they had done 10,
and Mari WAS found to be indebted to them In
tho aum Of s1.910.75. For this amount
he gavc ordors on the city, which
wore duly presented, :. but have
not as vet becn paid. A fow weoka ago q judg-
ment waa rendered in tho supcrior Court In ia
yor of Mari and against tho city, for q balanco
Of $4,000. Tho complainants al1ogo that Mari
has SO concealed and tuoumbered thia property
that It would bo; impoHeibla to make It anlen-
ablo to any execution at common law,
and their only 'remody is to make
tic amount of their claim out Of
tlila Judgment. Thoy therefore ask m in1uno.
, t,on against tho city to prevent IT, from paying
tho $4,000, and against hlarr' to provent him
from collecting IL or transferring the judgment.
Tho injunction was granted -
FATE OF THE AvAR,o1oua 5unoA;
Ing on William s. Payne, the juror in tho
MoCord will cnso who attempted TO- SOL
lcit bribo OF I'm McCord, one. Of the
Interested parties In tho caso. PAYNE:
to procure a loan without giving aocurity. but
admitting TINT ho Wished MoCord to keep tho
matter silent. The facts, However, aa alroady
stated proved very concluHlvely TINT Payno'a
took horse and buggy. and won't )ato ct night
to SEQ a man with whom he was'utterly unac-
quainted. Ho vas himself uttorly unable to gtyo
any security for lonl,, md wien he saw that ho
was upsucooasful he askea that tho business
Judge Tree nnmadvorted very hevoro1y on hta
conduct ns tending to destroy all conadenee In
iury-trialB, and as being a disgrace to an Ameri-
esn citizen, ana d. o{esoa by sentenc'ns pasno to
No flno was imposed, as Payne. being without
meaps, could not pay It, and the result would be
that tie Judi SO would be compelled either to r.
nit that part Of tho sontenoo. or else compel the
prisoner to remain in priHon for iife'' .:e'' =
!. ANOTHER EQUALIZATION oAsp:. -
| Hiram Cable, Btockhoidor: Of the Rockford,
| Rock Island d St. Louis -; Railroad
Company, lea bill agasustm that 9oad
tics through which t-'paaaes to restrain
tho collection Of any tux on The capital stock Of
| tho road It was asBoseod by tho State Board
Of Equalization at 81 Q04, 1885, II being noninally
%ostL but roay only worth about
4 temporary injunction was granted. and Tho
| motion for q perpetual injunction aet down for
hearing on the third Monday IN juno.
| - ITEMS. : -
To-day being Decoration Day, only the Clerks
offices will DO open, aud no court business VIII
bo Transmitted.
Judges Molioberts aud Burns, who have boon
assisting Judge Gary the past month, have gone
home. F.. ~. ;
Judga Jameson gooa into the Criminal oour'
next month. = =: c,'.t s,"".f s''t
l. THE UNITED arATEs COURTS.
The United States Of America began suit Il
aeht against the Eagle Match Company, Il: N
Jennings, James Baxter, and ". 8. Foraey lay
ing damages at $4,000.
John Alston Il Co., filed q petition againe
Nathan Davis, claiming a6, ,o87.u1 duo on thret
notes aud an open account. Petitioners al
logo that Davis haa made, varioua pre-
ferential payments and convoyanees, sss = IN :,
AI,lgan to secure a debt, So, 1926; that :he i
also removing largo quantities OF goods from Iii!
paint-store $40 South State street, md disposlnt
Of the same With intent to defkaud bis creditors
4 rule to ahow oauae June 8, aud progisiona
warrant OF aelzuro, were Issued. : -
Crod,tora' meetinga woro ordered to be halt
July in the cases or q. y. Eatlin,; samue
Sailor, Moaes Loeb. Julius KlrohoG ct al, Q
A. Staples OF al., J. r. Butler, aud Q. q. Hen
I: Tho adjudication against Gage i Ar.llor
WAS ordered to ho set aside and the proceeding
dismissed on filing consent OF all tho creditors
SUPERIOR COURT IN BnrEF. .! :.
Footo Il Rice began an action against AnguH
tus Klinke, claiming 81 ,G03.-
Eliza Marshall and others eued J. a. Kley an
Jano Michigan for ga, 500. The Same partc
also suol Jano Mehegan alono, claiming $500.
- CIRCUIT COURT.
George II. Diesell aud Eugene Blssell tllod
bill against Nannotto 8ohweitzer; exaoutrix. an
Heury Wilson, executor, of tho will of Cor
ssa zor Beaiha ssSWstaee Iron
aeSwe!tzer, CLARA !:., selsSsitzeis, " Ida, (
Conrad Sohweltzer to foreo|oao mortgage K
o1 d Lot n9oi II e ana q II Boaa tRd
IN peter sehimpa second Subdivision ot toI
, E. Z. L Of Sci soo. :, ss, H. ~:
Moritz Joseph began suit 10 trespasa agasui
Isaac Hamuelu, claiming $4,000. ,r. '~~ b,
THE COUNTY COURT. -;
} In the mattor of tho estato Of the late Jamt
Conahan, hia will was proven, aud letteTs toss'
anSy we're gssasfa af e re
Tho viii was dated Dec. 2. 1879, and vas vi
negaod BY Jamea Keogh and Mehael Kehy;; T. : :
et good moral oharaotef: was lasaea to willis, :,
. Tho case Of alloged luuaoy against Fanny Per
,, ping was triod,: and tho jury returned q verde
! Grant of guardianship was issued to Voronie
: Klein. undor an. IMPROVED bond Of. o. ,Q0Q.' s
gual dian Of Maria Klein OF al. minnra.
Judge Wullace adjourned tho Court till Nor
. day. -...-., :
THE CALL MoNpAY.
Jup0E DLopuEyr-Erom 140 unlimited. f.
JupaE llouERs-452. 464 to BIO, except 405.
JupaE DooTn-17G to 100. !
! JUDGE rREE-2,ls9 23l, 235, aud general dool
iunoE nAaY-1 to 20, ca1endar No. /.
JuDDE JAMEsoE-Goos to tho Criminal Cour
. JUDaMENT8.. Il: =! \
J UNITED srAres Clnuu1r -Portsmouth 81
tugs Bank Y. Town Of 0Hawl, 81 950,60-A. T. po
" beard OF gupnrvlaors Of Kendan County tls,1a8o
IN. G. pogk!ns Y. Town Of soath Q'1!gwd, s3o93.
q HupEnlon CouRr~-Jup1E GAnY--J. D. Reynolds
4 Chicago 4 Grest Western Railroad Lsud Comp
ny, 8lla60-1corgo Uoomha ct VI. Y. James Davidson
i finding, $57584. -. *
JupaE hIolsoDEnrs-T. N. bradley, use, etc,
r Potter Keller and Albert outlney, 50.
q OF a.. '. Thomaas Macarthur, ssl8sq.-D A. uews ct
!, Jvnas TnnE-jsmes u. Tyler '. Thomas Dtsks1so
II t3,090. :"'