, 1879-07-04
THE COURTS.


Neco!d Of Judgments, Now Suits, Dtvorocs,
. tte.-Tho JudEes' Arrangements.
Alt tho courts and clcrkai Offices will be
closed today.
Judge Drummond will be Ia chambers daily
Until about tho 18th Inst, when bo will TO to
Madison to hear the Wisconsin land-graut cssca
with Judges Harlan md Bum,
Judge Blodgctt will hear set cases during tho
gfoatar pnrt OF tho present month. He will
not take up new business after tho 9th.
Judge Gary viii have no further call nj his
calendar until September. Tomorrow ho will
lear motions, aud Monday two or three sot
cascs. uc will leave on Ills vacation July II.
Judge jameson will hcur motions tomorrow
md the caso Of The City ys. Libby. No at-
nounccnent Is mado for .1tondav, but ho will
probably hear motions.
Judge Moore tomorrow will hear divorces.
Monday he will hare general coll Of all cases
begun prior to Jnly !, 1878, term Nos. to 1,1G3,
nnd unless the pnrt!ea appear will dismiss NIL
those IN which no proceedings have been bad
since the above date. Monday afternoon and
Tuesday lo will ilcar contested motions.
Wednesday he will hear some cases OIL bis cal
cnaar which were set. He called through his
Juno calendar yestcrbay, md all but si1 cnses
vcre continued TO next autumn. Thcse SIX
will be henrd pext week.
Judge Rogers will hcar motions Saturday.
I1o makes no announcement nftor that, atul Ia
desrous Of closing up business SO as to take hts
vacation.
Judge McAlilstcr will not be In court to.mor-
row. Monday no Will hear a0no motions and
Judgo Tuloy will hear rmolonsto-morrow, md
70 to the Criminal Court Monday;
Judge Darnutn will hear motions Saturday
nnd Monday, and then probably take bis vaea'
judge Moran will not hear any business until
after his vacation.
NOTICE TO BASKnurTs.
During tho rush Just bcforc the bankrupt 1aw
expired, Aug. II, 1875. largo number u
petitions were filed without payment Of Inc
usual fcos, aud but lew hayu been paid np since.
Judge BlodRett Yesterday Hladu an or,ler re-
es ss1 5, M psIss 1 o o5y osoer e ns.s o. s
pctitlons would be dismissed.
: THE TUG. TRIAL.
In tic case Of the Brazil j. Chicago Coal
| Compauy w. The Tug Triad, ". J. AtLanEtlin
Ged petitlen yesterday ststg ,hs tas ~ "ns e
tecrso for 81, l0o Tbls Included the tackle, np-
| parel etc., but the Marshal has failed to band
over one inycetor, a1id sulldry lines, rhains ETC.,
worth In all SlS0. McLauehlla, sfie'otoro Tants
| Bloigctt issued rnlc on tho Marshal to show
caWsa In i've days Why no shouH not turn them
oftr.
In the nateut case ot \. II. BnF.ardus II. f. E..
| gape, n dtcrue was entered yesterday rccoEntE-
jnE Tie yalttY ot Uoearus' patent glass ealls for
iran. shooting, a,.d porpctMall5 reetrainlng the
| defendant from Infringing IT,
| DIVORCES.
Heinricke King complains that her husband,
1seob King. drierte., hcr In April, 1877, lcas
thau yenr after their Marriage, ant, ~ h0 has
| not yet returned, abe prays tor divorce.
Judge Tuley granted .l;F9Tcs q Si, i5ostsr1ay to
Sarah Billings i,sm A sanf! sals u hGs MsA1.,o 81 .no
from AAron .. McAlttstcr on tue ground ol
jadEs Bar,,um granted . divorce to Susan Il,
Tusch from John Busch. This last wos a hight
nI1'S dirorcs. ~ tho case was only begun
Wednesday afternoon.
judge Moore granted 9 decree 70 Marcus
LlcAtenstcln from 5os|e A'cl'enS'e'a oa Inc
ground Of dcserttot'.
UNITED srATEs COURTS.
Tho Peoples saylngt Bauk u olathe. kaa,
hevan 4 snit Tor $1,000 yesterday agatnst the
Union National bank Of Chicago.
Ils Kerosene Lamplleater COMPANY pan a'td
bill against Marvin Church 70 prevent Alm
using its patent lamp-chiHlllsys.
criminal information WAS filed aeotust
James II. Ttptou, uf Limestone. Tor selling
|i0uor and to6acro without !!seetc* He came
III aud pleaded guilty and was nooa so' a''a
costs, -
r, E. Jcpklus was yesterday appoinSed ~
ticnee Of ALBERT c. Cleveland, and was electet
Assignee Of Hiram lladley. ..
bradford Hancock WAS appointed Aesigneo o.
Dow H01art. ,-
E. r. Gardner was appointed Assignee Of Tai
. eott Ormsbec.
SUPERIOR COURT IN nMlEr.
/ Rufus King announced a suit Ia 1rcspass yes
> ier,!ar ngallAt thu City ct cheago, claiming
q | $i,DDQ da.4ages.
Y Margaret Carter, Thomas Drutumond, M
: Leslie Cnrter, trustees Of tho estate Of Jaine
Carter, deceased, filed bill a9atnat ttsnklln II
+ and Martha A. Watriss. @. T. Fiuld, trusted