, 1876-06-03
THE COURTS,

into the bankrupts affairs was also continued
The principal witness was Charles 4. bishop,
professional accountant, who testified to hav
ing spent a1uht ten days, at the request Of tht
Assignee, In tho examination OF Mossc's books
which husl not tec,. balanced for over two years
They, 1owever, appeared to have been kept up.
There was dcticicnryof C., 2].52 In the mcr
c,arttlsc account which waa not accounted for
ctmtpt rs to S1GDW which fad been pawnci
with James Baxter, judge Van Higgins, tond-
l,cmer, and others. The books showed thut
the assets on tic It'll. Of May ought to have been
about sa3, 900, md the debts s37 5o0, leaving
net capital Of s14,5o0.
II app enrs that Morse's former partner, Fur
her, sold nut nbuut six months ago TO Morse for
$20OD, of wllicl, 1000 WIS payable III jewclry,
a,,l scve,l ,Iotts for 5000 were given for tho
| rrma iudcr, payable III four yenra, but Baxter
! bought tllcm up, md money hns been raised ou
| t!rr, Dy GIVING diamonds or other jcweiry rs
! collateral sccurily. This Is wIut caused tho
| trouble first, uud lid 10 tho examination, as 1t
was Inulnl that Judge. Higgins, for instance,
held IS OU uf gs"nls ants twu ut tile 81 700 notes
tn SECURE $!..Ml tn.t1, n,l that one Londhtinl-
cf lla'l also advanced money secured l'y q largo
amount Ut dianlu1,ia. 1t Is claimed that tile
nutcs he'll by Higgins have been paid onec. but
rFS H. ss sss"as sf' 'isS' Il VI icing pushed by e.sr.
Wilcox und Lyon, representing the New York
creditors, a,a the result yesterday was that
Al
rents OIL the dollar. Ills property will there
loru he probnb!y sold fl tho usual way, aud thc
creditors take what thvy ran realize out Of tLe
pruGCcda.
Thomas D. Gather, the Assignee Of Colwc!l,
Clark d Cn., the bankrupt manufacturers of
that he was in possession ii tI'e pr'!r~ry i ths
laukr,lpts. Including thrre lots Of land worth
$1,000, factory nnd sliop s5o2, oil'yc building
et ete sso sutsS naHie tota iI ii value @ Of siSo
On thrae astcts theEc are Enc,,,nbsanccs for
; tuxrs, mortgages, and Interest to the amount Of
MS xtgIl *gs ;S5S rhs M xssEcs xy 81 rrtts ta
, Thomas a,i Hugh C9lwcli lave offered s5'Uo
for the property ahosc-ncntl1ned, ana ho
i. thinks that fa!r prize An ortler , was 'nefe-
npuu entered giving hin leave to sell It to them
) | for that amount.
DIVORCES.
u5'.ke yone,g sh eE bill drysist ysisterany ay,
:, of having treated llcr cruelty and threatened
q q often IL kill her that she was obliged to leave
him III 1sS}, two years utter their marriage; asd
since tllut time she has hern obliged tu earn tz
/ own living. Fur which rcaso'ls she asks tor
: divorce.
y cause her husband, Robert ". BauMann, hal
!. !. deserted her sncc JUNG. 1b'3.
IYgM4
!, Judge B1odgctt will not l'c in town Monday
u Judge Jut,,ceOn will mike pcren!ptoTy call
I OF ull motions for new trials before him till
;, morning ut o'clock sharp.
II II The Judges oi the Circuit Court will be IN
e gagged in consultation over the 3layur casc To-
! duy, and will hold no court.
:. UNITED STATES COURTS.
/ n. s. k!ngslanl began suit for s3S0
IL against f. i. Fleming.
Fred lIazlcton Ct n. brought suit for s7,o@
), against Nathaniel mud John z. Goold.
i David lrssinn conmcnscd r, on ars!9n ', in & cas-
sgni,,,st = r. Lt & W. n hu, 'nn iax1ur raynS so
IN 9. ". Hnultlton began similar suit against