, 1879-04-30
THE COURTS.
Disposing Of the Assets Of the
Third National.
Nr. Wyman Strongly in Favor Of ths Va
lidity Of Els Divorce.
Record Of Judgments, New SHIFTS, Grim.
inal Matters, Etc.

innl Matters, Etc.
IN the case Of the Third National Bank, tic
Receiver, II. ". jackson, tilo1 petition ycsser.
day scttIng out TINT among tho assets Of the
bank arc TIRES notes for $4,000 eaci, given Ia
1874 and 1876 by the Chicago d. Pacific Railrosi
TO I. s. Dobhlns aud BY him indorse1 over to
the bank. These are securel by sixty.thrco
tlrst-u,ortga0o bonds Of the road. The notes
were Rivcu In renewal Of other notes for money
luancd, Tie best offer the Receiver cnn get
for these bonds, tho notes being worthless, Is
sls,tU0 cash OF 10 per cent on Their par value,
and he thinks the offer 10 fair ono MID should
be accepted. f1e WAS authorized by Judge
Dlo1eett to sell at this figure.
wYMAN vs.. WfMAN.
A few weeks ugo Elizabeth Wyman filed
bill against her husband, Charles II. WYmnn,
stating that he hal procured divorce from her
1nst wintcr, but charging that she was not
served with summons III such case, and Ind no
knowledge Of II until fow days ago. Sho also
charged that her husband, before md at tho
time he got tlis divorce, had been repeatedly
guilty Of adultery, and asked to have the
dIsorrr set asIdc. Yesterday Wyman filed his
answer to this bf1l. In which 10 lenlcs point
blank tint thu divorce was obtained by him
Without sctvcc Ut nntice, 'nl states that tho re-
turn Of t]lc Sheriff shows u!at seryice was
had, n1n also that his wlfo las repeatedly
admitted II, md spokc Of tic suit TO different
parties willie The cuso was pending. eoon after
he lcd Ills bill she ratne to llHa nl safd all she
rasel fer was to yet as tnuc, money rs sl!e
could. lie then agreed to give her 1900 IN full
settlement Of nll a!tmuny, aN,l she accepted It.
Atter the dcrree, however, sho tevan annoying
hu, m tlte street, asking for taonev aud inter-
ferIt,. with Ills busIncss and so also threatened
to shout him. lie had her arrested, and ahe is
now under bonds to keep the peace. Ho also
dcnlcs TINT he was guilty Of adultery, and makcs
the same charge against her. Since gettin!. his
dccrce he has married Agaln. Wymntl thcreFpro
| asks that hIs wlfe'e suit nay bc dismissed, aal
he be allowed to live III peace Tor the future.
p1yonCEa.
Julfu Kruse atcd bill 10. divorce Yesterday
from Ills wife sophio IN the ground Of de-
sertfOn.
yesterday to V.ilte IIcfIncr from Gcorge y.
llelIncr Tor tlescrtion.
Judge Williams granted decrccs to Mary
Nodlnc from William II. ! Spdlne on tae ground round
Snyder. eal;se adultery: to Darbhra Bnkhardt
from Wilhelm BnkEnrds for desesuon; to
Aa.hilda Wallis from Heinrich Wnhs, cause de-
desertIo,', h, - nt % to EIzora EIwards irom Jamcs
L. Edwards Oh the graund Of deaertlou.
ITEMS.
Judrn Dlodectt will to-day licnr bankruptcy
cases stal,llnE on opposttlons to discharge.
Tue Appellate C0urt aro in aesston daily to
hear motions. Friduy they Will announce theLr
dectsiot.s IN tho sases under a1Yiscmcnt, aud
viii then adjOurn for short tsmo 10 prepare
their oplui0na.
Disitlel; ;Attornes pnnes Yesterday moyed for
| a new trial IN tlle HclMholz "surplus" case.
| The 1Aotion was denict.
| A jury las bccil summoned IN tho United
| States Circuit Court for May 4.
Judge Gary was engaged yesterday afternoon
| In hearing u ease tl!at involved considerable
nmouut, though no important question 0f Inv
camu up. The suit wus tint Of Levi blackwell
against Chaunccy Davis and Abart D. Lonmis
~ reeoyer % nots IT, fos sloun Guaranteed ura M ~
| was ,nndo for Loouts' benefit, was outside OF
the ttru business and that Davis was not liable.
Tie Judge llDweyer, held tint Davs lluL knuwl-
cdEe of tts existence and tint tue circumstances
tended to show tliat the loa'. was nude to tis.
ilrn. Jul1nGilt was therefore rendered against
them for ste, ,65auJ. =.
Judge Jameson yesterday dismissed ni,out
eighty cascs, comprising nearly all those on hls
aute-tlre doctet.
UNITED STATES COURTS:
| Donnellcy, Gnssctts & Lloyd commenced IN
aciu yesterday ugainst A. y. Marquis, claim.
] Ing s10,aD1 .laaagcs for Infringement OF pai1.
H. s9pss II 4e q CIV e II sxs,o M Anns ae
fart!ai,t's publication was called the "Classiacd
l,ussucss DIRECTORY mua Guitle-book Of the City
u Chicago" nnd wts copy of tAs ~ Laku-
sJc" directory. 1t Is charged tlsat 100 couirs
| Of this plyucu work wcro printed to tue damage
| of tie plainslTs Of $4,000.
,. BANKRUPTCY
llaycs Il IIosmor were atljulieatcd bankrupt
yrht,,ray by .]ciau!t.
UisrI,arses Were Issued to George ". Young
uutl Join I.angton.
Il. E. Jcnkils vas appointed Assignee OF T.
u. prDsser.
A tlrst nnll tinal Dividend nf . per cent was
declared tn tllc ease .! Fritz trantzen.
! The Auul dividend meeting III the cstate OF J.
| II. Mc!lciicr was postponed to alay9.
~ AZ AssEuct WI He eAoSci 'oE 'aWes I'
Stsawn this morning.
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