, 1879-05-03

I'LL 0f tAFUOT pace. tStl{flaLcu 10 DC hU1tA |
l6,6:O, and yielded an annual rental Of s1,6So,
1 ! valuation of SIS, ,O0O. anu to pay the remain
NJ ST, G.61 In cash, and also TO pay the S1l,-
3l.N to Ward, as Receiver, 10 cash. The settle
ncnt was ordered to be made as proposed, nu-
ess objections are made in Ave days. The Re-
:eiyer was also directed to convey to Goudy &
Lot 29, Block II, in Walkers Douglas
Purk Addition, It having been satisfactorily
shown that the bank had no title or interest," Ill
It, unless objected to within five days.
DIVORCES.
Anna Maria Maria Hanzcl complains that her
husband. Joseph Hanzel, BY desertlns her IN
1S52, has compelled her to lire alone the past
twenty seven years, and she thinks she IS no"
entitled to divorce.
Vorce from James p. Thompson on the grounu
Of adultery and drunkenness.
Judge Farwcll yesterday granted decree OF
divorce to Susan Lee from Lara Lee on tne
ground Of adultery.
ITEMS.
In the case of the scottish-American Mort
gage Company VS.. Charles and Salllc NJ. Fol
Iansbee. the Company filed special demurrer |
to the cross-bill claiming that tits not concluoen
by the decree OF foreclosure IN the suit ol ROT
lonsbce vs.. folansbee peeanselt was nosn pa'iy
at Law bY appeal II he wishes to get Inc
I've judgments for So, $40 against him; 1hat the
security taken BY the Company is no par elIner
at law or In equity to enlorclns oy 91nsmaens HELL
i've judgments, and that the refusal Of Judge
Moore to consolidate the cases does not COZ,
clude the Company as to the auesuohs 1n'o4'ea
in the case Of Follanspec vs.. Fo!lansose.
I,,f1pe Jameson next Wednesday will take up
the calse Of City vs.. Smith, tor opening State
street. ,
Jameson ami Rogers motions for new trial, anu
Judges Moore, Farwell, and Williams, olvofces'
Judge McAllister will not be IN court to-uay.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
ranv filed u bill YESTERDAY against Caleb u: and
Jane T. Fittz, George Jackson, John McCatrey, &
and others, to loreclose 4 mortgage LOT SS,uoo
on Lots, and 1, Block 65, in the orlglnal .omn
Of Chicago situated on West Lake street, oe-
tween Desplaines and Union streets.
BANKRUPTCY.
discharges were issued to John and William
Titley, Daniel Fox, aud John Wren.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF,
! William Brown began suit Yesterday IN re-
| plevin against John Hoffman, 10 recover me
stock OF feathers. otlire furniture etc., on Tue
upper floors Of No. 14s Lake street, valued at
| CIRCUIT COURT.
Earl Kraemer commenced a suit IN trespass
against the City OF Chicago to recover $5,0oo Tor
damages sustained BY falling through me sloe-
walk on Archer avenue, pear naay street, = Ssoaoo
Annie E. Waldron sued the brazll " Cn'cago
| A~A
CRIMINAL COURT.
Michael McDufT pleaded guilty to bfgamy,
and was sentenced to two and one-half years in
". ]. Mcleod pleaded guilty to burglary.
Eighteen mouths PenitentiarY. uc,oxr o,e
Frank Ryan pleaded guilty to burglary. one
! year PeuiteuIary.
| Charles Nolan pleaded guilty to burglary, and
was rcmanded for sentence
Michael McPhlips, Thomas Woods, and James
I ff4'0 ir61r
| snfracy to aid prisoners to escape from CUSTODY,
and were each scntcnccdto six months IN tue
Hnnse Of Correction. These fellows attempted
to ovrrpowcr the driver OF the - black Marla
while on their way to Fclton's Retreat.
Thomas Murphy and Charles Kennedy, tive
n;cknockcts, were found guilty and sentenccc
: to six months each in the House Of Correcuon
PROBATE COURT.
Tn the estate of Charles Milbrandt. deceased
the will was admitted to PROBATE anu !s1less ~ ~
| administration issued TO Cafollne hll4oianu1
In tl.e estate OF Charles B. Hale. deceased
the clajm Of Mary B. Waldron for 81, ,l4'oo wa
allowed us Of class seven at tile COST Oh tne Is
tate. -. Ia,
: In the estate Of Charles lorenz, minor, LEI let
ters of guardianship were issued to Angus
Iorenz, and bond Of 81 200 approved.
In the estate OF Edna l.. Carpenter, minor
,,,.rdian,s letters were issued to Ellen W. Car
peuter undor bond. OF $500, which was ap
| proved
: TEE GAIL MONDAY.
JrncE DruxMoSp-In Chambers.
= JunGE DLopGErT-Gencrul business.
Tuy APPELLATE Contradictions.
JupuE GAnr-s7. 81, !}o, and 101 10 POI, inclusive
. excepI l05, l23 139. and 100. No caee on trial
! JupcE JAaEsoS-72s to 94a. inclusive. NO caa
!, y. JUDGE MoonE-Contested motions:
q JupcE RocEns-1,3. 1s4 to !o2. inclusive. e, e.
cept 1s5 and lse. No. o2o AceFath Vs. BOOZE
~ JunoE McA111srEn-set case term No. z, 34s
oSn oss Ma5sGg nGatsa vs
y JUDGE FAEwEIL-Contcsted motions:
JupeE W1L11ANs-contesteSd S motions: 20 On q, ~ a.
1qnoE r. j. g. ss g. 49, snd eS i6l so " -
I. jupaE boorn Criminal c%onEp7Sess: Court Ses J. se' se'
90 e. e. Ss e. i,$SS Sc asd 5s 5'S 30
rr1rrn STATES CIRCUIT CounT-JuDaE B1on'
ETC. r. Burrace ct a. w xs to5,s nl Merits %s1sh Al
a. snresion m Se couSr M CONFESSIONS co.aelia
Jackson vs.. William c. Yeaton. 81, 1884 .oo.-J.
ID Simmons Vs. Same :: 2se; e. 81; st ., ~ ceor
Won Moilen and nd; A'eutsch; verdict sa4'' al
motion f9F new esa National Bank
e. Leander @ Read, ss4 osv. 13.-same vs. Same: S s.
o1@ Iy"-Ucnry Rehwoldt VS.. Charles 5. Rac
William Gray and ID a a. Senfs; ye Fi;eaeIeK
rrrdict s17O.-Charlcs Koier VS.. Jesse D. ston
verdict. verdict $si4.e5.
APPELLATE COURT, SECOND DISTRICT
HDtc.as Dispatch to The Tribune
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 2.-The following deetsfo
e ~ Eases before the December term Of the 4
ne,1ote Court, Second District, we're tiled IN
- Clerks Office to-day:
r.. = warevs Pilgrim; affirmed,
=, n .Meilor ve. Pilgrim: reversed ana renamed
II McCleland w. Bartlett: reversed ana
~ | mandcd. ,.-..1,.,,.o fonnn,vv Abe,
ne | -a,,srsed and remanded. ---,
cir 1H Cooper VS.. Cooper; reversed anu remanae
- Young, impleaded, ETC., vs. stefna CT q
ia Bobanan ct al. vs. Bohanan ct al. FeSefe
nd - - ramanded.
in anu Miller ys. Town OF Princeton; affirmed.
re- 1g The K, & S. ". T. r. Co. Vs. Alfred;
ar "a wilson w. Conlin: reversed and remanae
81 56' snracuc, Warner & Co. Va, Noble et ais
" ,srseo and ren,andcd with directions.
.se 5S Hartley, imp1eaded, etc., Vs. LyparseF'
~ ~ | yerscd and remanded cu,,.,. -av.r
'as 5ss Axtc1, impcaded, ETC., vs. Cnllen' feVet
10 and remanded. x.uaaa .rd remand
iv 5a PAXTON vs. Schick ct A.; order REVERSED
Ill - Prentice vs.. Moors; order reversed.
~ en Clayburg Enstein & Co. Va. tofd CT a1'
or,1r remnn1eL.