, 1876-12-25
THE COURTS.
Why tho Divorce Lawyers Gather
Around Judge Williams.
Record Of Judgments and Now Suits.
Proceedings In Bankruptcy.

AltuV4tu tuEee uuukcb hunuuuceA tuelC EenAl,
ness to act as surgeons to any unfortunate cou.
pies who desired to havo their matrimonial
bonds divided. Judge Moore only had one ap-
pllcant for trcatmcnt-Ioin Rcns-wl,o proved
satisfactorily 10 tho Court that ono Frank
Krukozsky had eusnare1 Ills vlfc's affections.
In fact she had confessed It, and admitted TINT
her youngest child ought not To bnar the name
Of Rene. Tho complainant was obliged to prove
his caso BY cIrcumstantial evidence, aud put on
the stand two Of his childten,-onc girl 10, the
other . boy Ia years Of agc. Tie evidence was
too rcpulsivc to ho moro thnn hintcd at. Tho
Judge, after cloa0 cross-e1aminatton OF tho
witnesses, allowed decree to complainant.
Judge Farwell heard few cases, but granted
no lecrees.
Judge Williams, however. had more than he
could attend to, and 1nnlly, becoming disgust
cd, he ANNOUNCED his determination to find
some WY TO put d stop TO the yexation of hav-
Ing 10 try apparently all tho divorce litigation
Of Cook County. The trouble is, the Judges
cook Is jewel, and the Judges digestion, there.
fore, IS eIcclent. Tho result is tho honorable
Il. soss 9Sw sa e " ~ FL
cricket-nateh ot Tic All-Siuggctons, Not tln-
naturally, his good nature is taken al.
Ss;s ~seFs at and m sfs Is soea s5sEa & 10 1Ssss sss
saset,, willing or unwilling. Three times
Saturday lc inttmutcd Ills intention ot adjourn
lug court, nnd. three times did loouacious
loungers porsnadc him to hear Just one more
cases, for tho records show TINT lie Inns over one
hundred mure cases referred to him within the
past year than its colleague. It Is tho practice
to dlvlie the ellancery cascs equally: the oil!
the even to Judge Fnrwelf. This would natur-
ally give each. Judge one-half or tllorcabouts,
but some attorneys have "plnycd It lne," aud
when about to begin c''aneery suit walt so as
THU, lnsurlns Its being tried before Judgu
Williams. Some remedy must be devised, but
the cook caunot 10 blamed, for It Ia
l,ie duty; TO- do his leyel best, and
Of honor should; demand that lie cat poorly
cooked food Or cultivate vigorous attack ii
dyspepsia. Divorce lawycrs natural1ytry 70 run
their eases tl,ro4sli ~ Privately md easily as
Cd TINT shorthand copy Of the evidence should
be made, the majority Of cases arc brought be-
foro him. Tie remedy tllcn is to place himself
on the eaHle footing with tho other Judges.
vorce cases that public policy demands tint
avery check possible should bo placed against
The arst case Saturday before Judge wiillatns
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LOTT, advmSa @ shas % ose tcs'aony was necessary 70
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o,,n aan"'e neten"utr was more lel1un9tc;
Sno S,ns, smo"tL ~ tho Last, neF nn Musuaa haa
,1aa,, Useh ~ "as nao.I ua ponnutsE ner
" o!ash W ny paosocat.on. una Iuat
On one occasion NC even H.. acHnowlcged TINT he
,ao muula NY. 1ataSf plspsnso WiEh nef company than
Mltu tnae oi nta cog. lntee otnef witnesses
s,91 S,o9rsoooFatco her statcments, and she got her
aTotGe. ,;es
a Mv95Ge Mas aso gfantea 70 Hosina X irom
oGHpsse Mnise' on 1ne gsouna o. aesertson.
nfs' I Maa1n T. a; sterTets ptoTea tlat her bus.
Danu Jonn W. stossett, was n tnc habit q
w. MVtsitlng nouaes o. oaa fe9utc IN Ills CITY, and
sn9 was inAqe happY Dg uecfee.
HARMON y. MeadeI, also, alter many trials,
was likeWlse mauo Aappy Win Chrfst'nas
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