, 1874-02-05
THE COURTS. :.
A Day Without Interest.
Divorces and Real Estate Matters.
Bankruptcy Itcms-.-The County
Court.

sona rno,, rur enorns,
The Singer Sfanufaoturiur COMPANY filed
bill vostor5ay in the Circuit Court aganet tloir
ants stote that tnoy heyo c.nployed tho dofcud-
ants aa their agents hero to soil and lease euoh
e,n1ar .a.n, .ra, ,1,,1., no a,,ou,J ba conefunefl
s.uso! ou"u t"s' No .u@ ~ tn,yovor
~ tuoM neIo' 4Ao cohplaant NJ" Aes 4'o"o'oA'
that Nichols d Pearson hhyo mado Yarlona
leases and collected tho n,oney theroon and kept
It: that thor bayo aaslRuod other leancB
~ +,,o .on,n,,i,ar,t. on1 at,1, rcnrcnontod
Nv so,u, ,",., a,.a .,a,,. ~ oo,,oot
themselves ae .holatn6 tno ''6a' ~ eo1'oss
tho rents aud that thus much monoy las ocen
eoIlected from puor pooplo who will be heavy
losers. Defendants havo refused to pay over
too h1one3 nuln"4u45 .o'os'o' -, ~. . e.o" ~
co1pt, and have transferred the'f plppeEty, NJ
that 1t could not bc takon on execution. '@
Complainsnte, therefore. ask an Injunction to
,rora,t tho,n from ao11,,v a,v n,ore rnooh,noa
po',as .nou' .aoa. uoAs .,A @as 49,, ,Iaass
OF collectlnB "h5 1ents 'neEeoa' ano tot o!eeoF-
ery Of tue number OF machines consigned, tho
humber leased or sold, and tho amount received
Williams. under a bond for $500.
.pnuSK AZ a MArrEn or POLICY.
Mary E. Taylor filed a bill iu tho Circuit
Court yeute,dav, asking for divorce from hor
March bishop Wlitohouae pronounced tho
words which ioinod her to hor nlost unworthy
husband. Notwithstanding William has good
homo aud two children, one girl Of @
years; tho other . boy Of s., he has for
the past two years abaontad himself evory night
under the somewhat nttonuatod plea Of
''businesa at tho ofllco." Lately he has como
homo drunk, and, on being demonstrated with,
be replied that "ho, being III the employ OF the
Pullman Palace-Car Company, 1t was necessary
for him to do so az mattcr Of policy" The
wife satisfied hor fond hoart for time with this
e1cuse, but aho has been lately uudoocivcd by
discovering that hor husband las been untrue
eeen aet t. .stond wnosapers s At o house, q
fame on South Clark street, and spond his
money there.
Ono commandment rcmainod unbrokon, snd
Of money from the Palace Car Company, and
then left for parts unknown. Mrs. Taylor there
Tue bonds which uDlte hcr to such criminal,
aud Il is not probable the defendant will make
n1L1. TO ENJo1N SALE.
Caroline H. sturgs filed bill in the Superior
Court yesterday against George R. Clarke, Trus-
tee, Henry 9. Clements, Jamos G Clements, and
Ing, under trust deed for $50, 600, tho following
real estate: Lots to so, inclusive, in Morton
l. Clements Subdivision Of tho q. Il Of tho N. 15
Of the \; Of tho 3. =. Of the n: y. 4 Of
ber, 1914 shobought this property for 000 pay
Ing 81. 600 caeh, and assuming nine trust ieecia
given to secure $5O, 900. The interest on these
has coma due, but she states that arrangements
Bore made to pay it, which wero broken by the
defendants. and tho property advertised for salo
the defendants claiming tho whole amount to
be due. Complainant asks therefore, in in
junction against the sale, which was granted on
bond for 5000.
n1L1 TO D1a1nmuTE ESTATE.
Charles a. Morrell, surviving Trustee under
Tho will Of Dr. Robert hlorrell, deceased, filed q
bill against Ida Powell Morreli. Ida L., Edward,
and Julia D. Y. Mo1rel Andrew, Robert, Joseph
III, aud Petor Y. Fernandez. Louisa I. and
Joaquin DeCulvo Paul L. and MatLilde r. God
dard, Caroline F, Kohly, Richard P. Kolly,
Richard Chester, aud William WnymRn.
Complainant shows that In 1858, 10, together
With his brother Edward and mother, wero up
pointed Trustees Of Dr. AIorroll's estate, anount-
Ing to about $500 900, and situated mostly in
Pennsylvania; 33,sa3ss Of tie funds Lad,
prior 10 1853, been invested in mortgage on
Lot 8, Block %, original Town Of Chicago. This
wha afterward fo1ecloaed and bought in by tho
Trustees, and deed gwen them by tho Master
IN Chancery, The funds and assots Of tho
estate are now subject to distribution under tho
terms OF tho will, and the bill ia fled making the
heirs parties, 10 have said Lot 8 sold, and The
proceeds distributed In the rigAtful proportion.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
commenced suits Yesterday against Frankiii,
strykor. Charles q. Kenegy, and Charles Q. Hin
man, for Infringement of tho Company'a patent.
nANKnuprox ITEMS.
In the matter Of the Commercial Insurance
Company On older WAS entered against Harmon
Bpruance, o former Vice. President Of that Com
pany, that he should pay ovor to R. e. jenkins,
Assignee, 81, ,185. 40 received by him while acting
as such Vice-PreBident.
In the matter Of F. B. Gardner, IN injunction
was issued against G. R. Field restraining him
from selling or otherwise disposing OF any stock
be nav hold in the L. B, Gardner COMPANY as
security for any Indebtedness OF said bankrupts
until further order Of court.
In the matter OF Reuben Beardsloe ct al,
creditors meeting was set for March 6.
William Turkingtou filed a petition ngainBt
Baum j. A1audl, Of Chicago, claiming m inden-
mite amount Of indebtedness, and charging s,a-
pensiou OF commercial paper and an attempt to
Compromise. The dobtors consented to IN i'd
Indication, and Robert E. JonkiuH was appointed
Provisional Assignee.
In tho matter Of F. @. Lighto & Co., piano.
dealers. State street. insolyants, first meeting
Of creditors Waa held at tile Registers yesterday
afternoon, at which Horny W. Wolseley Was ap-
pointed Assignee.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Emil KioWert and Robert KieWert began an
actinn in 8ssumpsit araipst William G. and Will