, 1879-04-04

not como hack 10 1.-Two with him, but 10 mako
n disturbance. but the Court excluded
the evidence. Tho Appellate Court, Judge
Murphy delivering the opinion, held that this
wns error. Ono Of the material facts to sunpofs
v1x 3 ,hs ~
was offered to prove she was not fan!tlcss. For
that reason tho decree Of tie Court below would
bo reversed and tho caslse remandcd.
Z. 8. sal1T1r.
Emma :. Lawrence filed n bill Yesterday
against Robert L. Lyon md Rtioda Thompson
to fogcclose 1Ier mortgage Hen for $1O0 on ccr-
tain property Of the late Ezekiel y. Smith. She
states tint In May, 1878, Smith borrowed Of her
s1,G00, and turnrd over 10 her oil his hooks,
maps, papers, furniture, hook,eases, etc., n the
street to secure her for the ioaa. after his
death on the 22d ult. his executors forclblY
selzcd nnd carried oil a good portion OF this
property, And refuse to recognize complainant's
account for the appointment Of Receiver to
take chnrGn Of the ,propcrtT. and Tor a decree
that it may bc sold to satisfy her claim.
DIVORCES
Sarnh Gibson says her life las been mndo mis-
crablu by the drunken hablts Of her husband,
to tct n ray of light stream across her pathway
by granting her divorce from Him.
The will bo general call OF the common law
docket Of tho Circuit Court, commencing April
HoEonADLr ACQUITTED.
The trial Of George G. King, indicted for pass
ing counterfeit s1oo hill, was concluded yes-
Court. The evidence adducc.i IN support OF the
Charge WAS entirely ctrcumstanttal, consisting
Of tic most part Of n letter received by King
@ irom man down East. telling ht!n TO get Tho
keep mum about IT, King waut to the Post
but the oillcials afterwards discovered, or
ts9s1 thought they did, that Tie bill was eoun:.
tiH, order stopped. King was sent for, and
told vcry fluffy }ust how llu got tho bill and ali
the attendant circumstances, nua Ills story boro
tle impress OK truth. nearly every ono believing
was considerable dispute ut the t!mo as to
whether the BILL was actualiy counterfeit, seY.
csal Of tue sub-freasury people ut first dcclar-
ing Il to be genuine, a1.'t n nunher of bank
qaeny vas dcntaiY dcciae5 l T that TWAS s1Ds Sad
a'lt' tue Grant Jury rctur.ca MI Indictment
ngainst King. The tttu1 confirmed the previous
opinion OF unprecedented people tfat King didn't
Know that the money was bad, and that lie WINS
rendered verdict Of not gutlty,-in nil proba-
blltty most righteous one.
no CASE.
George Harrison, who was arrested Inst fnll
at the lsush Street Precinct OF thu Eighteenth
Ward for alleged Illegal voting, 'was on triul
evidence slowcl that Harrison went np to tho
polla with 1lccG Of pnper In ills haud, uppar-
emily With the !nteutiou OF vot!Hg; that he was
ont Ut !i!s proper precinct and tsiAt ho Eavc IN
assumed nAn,c: but ipt that he even Rttcmptcd
TO vote. although TINT WIS presumably his OBJ.
lcct. Judge Hlo0gctt Instructed tho Jury to
bring in u verdict of not guilty, rcmarlsitg that,
even II the defendant ind voted, thero was
ot Congrcss as,sl thus brought himself within
the Jurisdiction of a Federal Conrf. 1t Fould
appear tllut tho parties who procured 11nrrlson's
nFrcst were altogether too tast, and tint what
hin offer h!s. vote, challenge II, tal;o it away
FROM htHi and retuso to haye It accepted, md
then nrsest HIN for attempting tu east an
illegal vote. Had they done So they would
.,,s nays aa some @ evidence against hin As was
1a!l Tor i've months, wns acquitted.
MARRYING AGAIN.
rather curious caso WA on trial before
Judge 1lodgest IA tho afternoon, being tlat OF
Ann Manning, alias dallagnor, Indicted for
drawing pension after al!o Ind resllarrtel: The
ovtdencc Showed ttlat her first husband. Edward
Manning, had been soldier a1sl drew 3 pension
OH account of Ills disability, which was ron.
ttnued to hts willow. but alter he teath she
went ont to wnrk, aud ut Que place-sirs. Far
rinston's-Ann represented that sho wus mar
rc'l, and was allowed to hare her husband, Ed
ward Galia1her, come md live viii! her, mud
earn his board by doing chores around tho house.
slr adtntttcd u her ulstrcss that sho WIS 1ur-
rlcd. Two other witnesses aA0 Justified that
bhc lind worked with them, and represented
herself to 10 married, nl,sl sr told QUO l!lAt II
The pension Eullhoritlesl0nnuo out she was n,nrsicl
tiny would nuke trouble. Only aus witness,
Gallagher iIttnstif, wis swOru for ll,e detpnsc,
md lu tcss!tieu that h0 was nevcr nlatricu to
Mrs. Manning, though he admitted having slert
y tic sumo room viii! ier at Mrs. FnrrinEton's.
lie lcEtlsle tllat tlrro was no bcA In the room,
arl that Ann elopt Oh 4 pile Of rugs, hit After
much c!rcninlocutioil. a.. with mich reluctance,
hc admitted that ho slept OH th', sumo piin witt,
her. Thu case WIS aot concluded. hut will bc
resumed to-day.
UNITED 6rATEs COURTS.
The Washbnrn tS slocn Manufacturing Con.-
pahy flel bill yesterday against the 1lIinUis
Feneu Company. Frank Swan, q. +. Swan, and
A. H. swan, tu restrain them from infringing liz
patent for wire haro frncos.
Tile Connecticut Mutuul L'fc.lnsurancc Com.
pany a!ea III! agalnat Oawcli a. Dogue anil
wife, J, Al: llctter, J. H. Danly, Assignee, mil
e. r. Katnlek. to foFcclese ,nurtsngc fnr $iO,0s0
~ part Of Block ID, IN tho Canal Trustces' SUB.
.liys!an Of ser; I, ~, H., bounded M tuI>pss.
Ah,l south Hue of Park ayunuc, hain, tho nnttli-
cnst corner Ut Lot TO- Biocl 40. thenu snuil,
nlnns thu west lin ot Rrubcn street M(ty feet,
thrtieo. west VI Inns parallel with The south
line OF ramo block Us fect to 4 fouriccn.foot
al':y, thence nurh u. y line parallel with Ruu-
teu street il[ty feet tu Park avenue, tsrnvu east
along thr south lnu Ut Fark avenue 1a1 ,ect to
the place ol beginning.
Chas1.a Il: SuiiA amt John Hewitt iilc,l
bill against William s. Ryhurn, l.. a. ", llun-
tar, utnt liyrun /. sluutop tu restrain lhru,
from aHtrhg,ny q natunt for llGhtntng-sods
granted Juna q. 1sE}, tu II. ". Fusey.
BANKRUPTCY.
third atytden4.meet!nt; will DO held Aptil
u hctnre Register MortIs la thu case VI Leallcr
lkotkwGil.
nlsclioEGes wcsc Issued to Stephen D. scace,
A.. j., Cf0ckeE, n,Mt Thun,as WllADu,
The Asstgiee If this WtnuesAetk Insurance
Company states TINT anl0ug the Coulpanyfa
assvts ~ ure about la5 Judgments, aggregutlpg
$l,NU, wliich he taa recovered agatust divers
parties VI pruu'iu'n notes, ctc. ij!s Marshall.
Ices III each cass aro about $40 or 80, hui tho
Marshal tas consented to arcept "a !ll rarA case,
or S235d to tuti sctticulcnt ot t!s chatpes. Tho
Assisues thtnk6 he could nut esen collect $3.50
net Of these Judgments, aud, Us Frank ". Nor
rtsoa tas oftssaa to tnks t4Etll OF his tads unu
release M 80 LIN from payment Of thcso costs, ho
asgs thAt tAs ohcs NAV ta accepted. A ruIp