, 1877-12-10
THE COURTS.

Record Of Saturdays rroccedlnks--Judx-
nnents. Nsw Nults, Divorces. Etc.
A decision was rendered Saturday which crc-
ntcd a sensatton a,nouR tho Constabulary Of
this county. The iaeta Of tho case weFc these:
Herman N. Loomts Esq.,, a Ln9allc strcct t1'sttr'
ancc.man, loaned Sl,0 600 10 widow on come
furniture. Among other goods and chattcle
were a lot Of stoves valued at about 5000, which
vcyc Included In the chaltel-mortgago taken as
security by Loom!s.
Another creditor OF the widow having, during
the existence of tho clattel~nortgage, obtained
q Judgment against her, and, notwithstanding
Nj, Loonis' prior claim, attached the stoycs by
writ OF attachment placed in tho hands ot
Constable !. II. Gctman for service, who levied
on tho wtlow,a stoves and cartcd them OIL and
sold them. Mr.. Loomls, when ho heard OF tho
impairment Ok his security, waxcd wroth,
and went 10 Constable Gctman and
asked him for bis right to thus
tako goods from under his clattct mortgage,
whoreupou tho snid Constable said. "What are
| you going TO do about 1t " Mr. Loomts there
upon employed counsel and the case was argued
before Jury, and, much to tbs surprise OF
| many Constablas present on the occasion, yer.
dict was rendered against Gctmau for SO and
costs. Alcssrs. Robert G. Gisins and Perry A.
| Hull, attorneys argued tho ease for Loou'fs,
setting up that Gctman was a trespasscr as far
as Loo1nts waa concerned. and that, tho mort
ro0c being recorded and In force rhcn the nt.
tachmcut-wrlt Issued, Gctnan and " the
world !" had notice OF its existence. anu were
hound to recognize the Loomis interest, Juatieo
p'Wolf, In whose court thu caso was tried, says
this ID the first casc hu remembers where luiif-
lncnt has been rendered against Constable
4 where the caso was tried by Jury,
Mary Ann. Adlasd,. WHO has made hessGlf no 20.
torjous by her pers!stent litigation wttll her
| husband, Thomas, filed bill few days ago
gast % ska pa foa vsa saf soxo.hsf unsy aSeu
lcr. bho also charges Tint since then l'c has
been guilty Of aduitery with diver: women
world i a. ~ his vile. Thomas' story Is That sho
ropcd him Into marrying itsr, ana tllat, though
ahc had considerable wealth Of her own sllo has
managed .ogct hold o. mich t'at belonged ini! to
erty, and tho ease has been TO the Supreme
Court and back again, md ts still pending: The
b!l was suppressed at the time IL Was filed, pre-
enmah,ly oget servleo Of the snn'no's On tue
Lorcnz Nelson also tIled = bill for dIvorce.
Charging his wife, Lou!s%, with !nddcllsy 10 her
n,arftagg VOWS.
-Jutlgo Fa.wcll granted decree q d!yorcs to
George NJ. Baker from susnn L. Baker on the
ground OF drunkenness.
| Judge ROGERS Will this tnnrniDE decide some
| demt,tFtrS In the Gage case.
| X f. Jenkfne was elected AHsQueN OF William
| r Msskali
An Assignee will be chosen at 10 a. m. to-day
| 'oF hh'sa'a y. M ssu.'.mA' mA.. .orrra
UNITED STATES GouNts' a,.,
| JuetiN II. Tyler. 0t Napoleon, Wy n!csl
| bill ngninsk Clark W. Upton, AssRncc III BANK
| ruf,tcy of tho Great Weatcrn lpturunco C0Il-
| oanv h, a,t asils sale of tho S.W. u OF Scc.
sinnA IN ,indcr fnrcrfoaure nj trust decd for
Ssn nj " %fya" ~ ki,rcr Irrrctia, anl HARLAN ii
x fts." n .t{nan ~ sh.t ti,o t1,.t ltned sSns =
tcck, ~ 10 claneti that tno tsus.Tcs" ~ ~ ~
9orgGry. at'd that tue appearance Oh the rccK,
IN tho suit WAS R1osIerV. lylar uaa p9scAsseu
W. II, II. Smith flied a bill against Davld j,
| and susan T. board aud George W. Smith, te
| forac1nsu tntIrtaape for x363U on tho N, r.
| ~ S,u. i nj IN. in Ytjl t.nunty.
S st,vru'ou cn,,s,1 ~ mntpw
, 'tsnoh st 49,. suu"s 1T. :" ns ..,.oh,,.r,
neuty g. tern n nsxu! .. n su.s ~ a. ia 1s ;"
A2ahtt rtahGa'nnutResy " sGcosuI Fs.t!o. ~ ~.
Y. A. Iurpln. Receiver o! tue Fh!aftty SAVING.
Bank, brought sust for 5000 agatnat John nnt
. Jeremiah TWol.uYt and smother fur a5,VU
CIRCUIT COURT,
(3eorro Denerlln, commenced sult BY A.
! tacl,tns.,t Saturday nRatnst tho Herman Saving
j | hank, Henry Ireeuebonm, Thomas uoyne, Re
!. ter sehuttler, Fred Lott. Juseph Lisbenstetn
!