, 1876-09-21
THE LAW.
Thu Case Of Baker vs.. The Board
Of Trade.
rnace williams on tho Recent Deomion
Of tho Supreme Court
Record OF Judgments and New
Suits---In Bankruptcy.
Proceedings Of the supromo Court ut
otthwn.
CHICAGO.

,1,e s.ruments before Judge Williams In tho
cno of ". T. Baker & Co. vs. Tho board Of
Trade were concluded ycstcfaay morning.
j,sayo Ind been given tho previous day to nc
aiulavlts and countef-ailldavits, but Mr. Man.oo
eamc IN anu Salo ''o u1u eo1s'"1oN NV w.
duce any.
Mr. Dexter then made tue closing nfgumens
o,,n,on s.I n ,hc suprcu,o Court In tho case OF
oplu'on u ,,a NV r,rao ,yl,crcn II Ind
lice w. lnc noI.a .n,.t ~ -, n,,,s nnt In, ,rr;ore
been ueelaea snat soa,s un,uI'"r ~ the Boord
,:ha VI Ind hccn expelled
"' a, t,,c rorr1usinn Of the nraumcnts Judge
william, III @ rrantcI Temporary injunction for Go
days. lie said he could dispose of p". =. NV ~
case at tho present time. lie thought that ".
7, Baker t. Co. i.utl paid the ful, amount claim
ed Of them, and done everything e''aa ramtr. ,r It
Of the Board ol Trado secfacu 1" teIuTe. se.,t1.
would not 10 competent t. MAKE s, .a'' ~ ia
ding party to bring suit In a court @ o. law'
"'a l.s ~ .,.ns,wa ,,,r,r nj tlut rjght. sucl,
Ing TO deprive parry ..,a, " sa' thonp, tho re-
rule would bc unconststalohn,, .",n =, t,,s Rlcc
cent decision of tho Suprcne C9nrt IN .nG
cusr WIS to tho contrary, .i Hu eo,.s1sG ~ tGo
Il losal to obey tic dccisieps oa ,tae sno
Suprc'no Court, but 10 ,,.xaI III s4Fa r, ''as ar
opSn i, c wo%l3 nSs sope s sxtont, ita alsous tic
could interfere IN aiy acton oy ~ aa8,,'t ,,,G',t
clai authorities ~ Inc noam .....f,ra ,n,." M
order hc present ss %'l!vn a "" Moau e,nse1 nei
7rcjntlfrc the Eoasa, .''1 thmt Il ,yos nnt in
for thu Board hAtl statea ~. ~, c,,"nlotmnnts
!encd to s'spsnu Of T., ;HH;,,u;Hn % fur u Iays,
and In tue nIGa,l",tu u,,.,,,,n aio,,rt In mn
solno nctlof ~ ene Su' ,ai,,ro I,,etn. which
other caas ~ T. }Int PreTe I'm 's ru ADVANCED In
would Hou,1y OF l!ln!t Smu aI,is nn Inn" In
the Nire case. notin' n,,' snonu ~ ~ crtrn,,c1
that tne tho lplunst'oa a,o, SDu " " thn urcsc,
hut the SUPREME GGufa hovo to re- ssntsse
npnl9n nc G'l 1ht %JHio thm n'c con,u1anants Lad
footlng IL conrt " aSA ~ w an an asni,,st
u aplrcen III VIeM u " ~ t1c WIpr1l ~ ijIrrrt
them au s ss fesoIto s n ,1,saee q, a or cxpciied
S01tr Sfa ctnS Ike threat to Tint eilcct would be
Inferred lsoM oiar tn1 nv, .Irrsforc. nllowed
stta'ng; ~ ;ox oFne. ~ nrcycut tho ioar Of Directors
from taking aetiom N tne way y 81 euspsnts aIp,,t, "
exucnE f9nPla'Tae a THt' ,voa o vrta,y to cnsb,c
nullI lof elVvG. s t mao st,or tT.,r 1,tc H.
ehS snprce ,o Ef'o tasr ~ whic sass thc Jdgu
e'son n 1 to 1o n ,nntrolabln ". authority
thousnt HNvs uuSoauto T, -. ii.S1inn H. m",mhrrs
10 Inv hoatn =. t.uaI .;sJt IT. ,1 * nn,,rts
c1TlusIys o. tc , ,la o.,asisr - n" nnnts ae
Iao Jnugc ~ ~ ~ NJ ~ snc"isi oiepttons Under
which Wlism l. Nnn naKef oH ~ fsssc a n.,cu ~ 't IT,
y ,aet oetTssn cS saS1tns ts'a1dFs' tsr hs
,", ,,o,s r. r1t ration. Tho ubtectkun uf Foss
a!Ita.s Miittt = r, VIVA. That II wa lad faith In
TnEcr f, & Co. to brins suit nftcr they had puil
~" ci.i1n md after ssttlrncnt OF tho co1,tro-
.e s si4a1 n, % ta 1,ircrtnrs nl iutfmatrI Clint It
wa, vs;, ;},snrccns.blu III Bhkcr t. Co. to do so, and
.',,snS W., r. innrc intf, thc nnttcr TO sru IL
1opssnva snai y cn"s,at ti,e o,fcn,l;i,t. ilr,n.
'i5 5dM iitan,s' In i,fs dnnru {, uDllu]u wl,ut
,e rn5sterr.l liz Constitutional rights oi a
purity " niofe pfoDaox tno ~ pIa suurs n :.
seens ~ nas1 =, fsv',s sp ~ shs iar # Trade nj
r"manIeI 10 tba Court below with instructions
~ disniss tlm Lii. No pvtttiou ipr review
i,aa I", ,si II, ti. rasc. mid the existing Inv
/, III ns ini1l t3bwn in that caac. What it may
bup piti tie next tIn,o tlo Supreme Court consltlci
I'm MI n,,.atJnn. In noint whIcl, many laWycrg
iIold canuot propeyly iu,iuonrc Tho decision ol
"u,a nvu :1n'lt,, u"1, n,w n sFS'''
"'' 'Nt'S DIVORCES.
Mary i w,o1t G,,al hit1 vcstcr,1ov ASKING
for a divorce frUIll her husuald On aeco,lnt q
lis dcsGrt!on,