, 1874-05-14
THE COUltTS.
miscellaneous uisincnr transacted
Yosterdny.

Yosterlny.
A decision, involving tho question Of good
faith aud oatopnel created by reproBenta-
tons OF party on which another party has been
induced to act, was made yesterday by Judge
Farwell In the caBo OF Jacol Lona Y. John D,
Long and Israol Epstoan. It appears that, on
tho 29th Of January laat, Lonz aold Epstoan q
bill Of goods, taking q iudgmont-noto for the
amount At that time Epstoan represented that
ho waa tho owner Of saloun build
Ing, No. 80 Dearborn street, which ho
had recently purchased. Complainant, not
being, entirely satisfied, hunted up Long,
from whom EpHtean had bought the building,
and askea him about tho !attor's orodit. Long
gave very Hatiafactory account thereof, and tho
goods wore delivered, 4 few days afterward,
LnnZ filed for record d chattol-mortgage for
l,ooo, purportng TO be for part OF the purchase
money fur tho aforementioned ,saloon which
was dnted Jan. 26, or three days before the dato
Of tho judgment~note to Lenz. On the 4th OF
Epseean said be was In q good financial oondi-
sSa oa 9na snz was no not bon indebted to 10aS
esis!enoo Of t4e eGattel:nertgago, do do
layed entering Judgment until Feb. il. Long
then eeoing the condition Of affairs, and at the
inBtigatlon OF Epsteau, took possession OF the
SALOON and STOCK under tho ctattol.mortgagc,
Lenz immediately filed bill stating tho facts,
claiming that the mortgage was void and
Civcn with Wow to aetraud him, and asking an
Injunction against tho sale, and to remove tho
Judge FarwelI decided that tho oircumstauces
showed fraud and q combination to cheat the
complainant. Moreover. Long'A representa-
tiont to Lonx that Epstean WAS not indebted to
him, and his negloot to inform Lonz OF the
! mortgage at the time OF the salo OF goods, pro-
Gludel him from nov attempting to enforce a
prior Lien as against Lenz, especially as ho was
induced to soil on the suggestions Of Long. He
therefore. ordored the property to bo surrender
| ed to Lonz on his execution. This decision ho
thought WAS going to the limit of the law aud he
hopod the Supreme Court would have an oppor-
tunity to decide tho case. For this purpose the
| defendant took an appeal,
| B1LL FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE,
| D. 3. Warner, Of Boloit, filed bill against
John Fl. Anderson, to compel him to perform
| contract. Warner says TINT he made an agreo-
| mont with tho defendant to exchange farm
and lots. Nos. G0219, COL and COG West Lake
| street. belonging to tho defendant. Complain
ant raa also to pay &c, ,500-s500 cash, the reaill-
dor IN five years--and assume mortgage for
| painted Of his bargdu, and tho complainant has
| been compelled to apply to q court OF equity to
compel the performance Of tho engagement.
ITEalS.
| The evidence In tho Howell case Is all In, and
| the arguments will be begun to-day.
Tie McCord will caso is expected to como up
to-day before Judge Troe.
| In the case Of Mooller '. Henneraheeta i
Merritt, the injunotion granted Tuesday was dis
solyod By stipulation, aud IN Increment entered
| that the barley on which tho warehouse receipts
| in question we're given should be sold, and tho
proceeds held to await tho result OF the suit.
UNITED sTAFEs COURTS.
VS., B. Sample for S sSgan IN suit against Andfow
Casper Hasemeyer, sued Thomas s. 0onatan-
tino for $1,000.
BANKRUPTCY 1rEMa.
Tho cascB OF George bernstein ct n1,, s. Y,
Kline, A. III. Knlckerbookor, Henry Flagg, Jr.,
v, J. Bchick. J: G. Harper, s: M. Fasaett, ]. s.
Coo, A. NJ. Kiinefurth, D. W. Dillmar, aud
Niles Story woro roforred to the Nogistar for 9
fual report.
A. B. Van Cott l. Co., against A. B, Van Cott.
III tho case OF hIayhon, DAILY g. Co., rulc
was issued OH y. I. Mayhon to produce the
books u which hia accounts with Eastern parties
are kept within tlroo days alter service.
SUPERIOR COURT IN DRlEy.
William Charnloy began suit for 81, 600 against
David Levy aud Lewis Newgogs commenced
suit against g. Greenburg. claiming 31,500.
W. +. Reud & Co., brought suit against the
Brighton Smelling and Refining Company Tor
Hyam Raphodelsky began suit in tresspass
against Charles drltzmakor aud - Aerman,
i, H, DolIoniyeok sued N. T. Loberg for 81, 900,
THE COUNTY COURT. -
In Tho matter OF tho estato Of Potter II. FIsch-
or, his will was proyen,- md lottors tosta-
moutary Wero iBsuod to John stoinmetz and
John D. Zorntz and tue executors individual
boud for 100000 vas approved.
Grant Of guardianship. WAS lsaued to Zncha-
rim Sluuhei,nor ns guardian OF BiSmund Schulz
hof OF al, minors, under MI approved bond OF
In tho matter of the estate Of John Brady,
inventory, appraisement, aud Widows award wore
approved.
0luims against tho following eBtates were al
lowed: Join Held, e45403 j. v. 4. Kossnan,
S3, ,b43.80, John Kenner, 354.87, John Nanker,
S37.10; ranlina lteitlar, $40; Z. Fl, Stein. |
,3a30.34; Robert Westwater. sG7.
4 certificate of good moral character Vas is
sued to John D. Thonas, and he was admitted to |
,,rAotico In this court.
Tho claim OF ]. W. Aughlltree ct al. kgatnBt
tho estate OF Horace Ncod for st,28i.00 was al-
lowed, but not TO be paid until the partnership
saao.a arc exhausted.
l.. q. Collins, Ir., WAS appolntea oonservator
Of tho estate OF Martha Rohb, all insane person,
aud hiB bond for $4,000 WAS approved.
A doctoo was issued for tho Hale Of real oatato
belonging to tho estate Of Sarah McOarty ct al,
minors.
TIE CALL.
JupoK DRuMsloNu-FIom ~ on unlimited.
Jupas Roasns-sBb11l, 1853, 900 to $40.
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