, 1879-02-08
THE COURTS.

come 10 CQ{lElU6luN9 14 W INV tAs1 NoAeN ~
them, but had not had moments time to write
op,nious. They had been busy In examining
records, but hoped to 10 able soon to write out
their opinions IN those cases in which they wcro
rcouircd to Give them. The following cases wcru
affirmed:
IL. Walker u. International Bank.
II. sAmo -. 0scenebnum.
81. wiesett Mtes K y. shi's Panp1s ex raj, uecrsa
d. like! -. Caldwell.
o.. Meachan rs. steele.
100. Walker vs, Carleton.
~. Wtl1cmin ~. Dunn.
j, Sinner ~. Chicago building Society.
g. l1assctt ~. same.
uounce1 they would probably raverde the judE-
,nents Of 1lse courts below, mud would ate opin.
ions as soon 10 they could get them ready:
2B r]cishmnn VI. Waller.
Is. neaIcy W. Joliet s Chica9o Railway Com.
''3 u. Matthews v. Riee.
H. brown "a. crugelE.
113. Foss Va. Fuks+
= A.. Tufnln. Receiver. VI. os'o.
50, Walker vB. Walker.
Judge Murphy then said that there were still
two cases which they hnd not set considered,
but ti,cv hoped to 10 able TO announce their de-
ciaion today.
The following cases woEe also disposed Of:
4B. Lskc shnro i Michigan Southern Railroad
Company: reseracd and renlanded. Tho ea1o was
'GMsa %. LsSY ". West; petition for rohearing d.
ID. Walker -. nansr; motion to make addl'
os. Wood ~. Whelcn; petition for rehea'tns de-
q: Kant.'st "a. Grant; petition for FehesrLns
oenIsu aas Anthony -. 1ncrnationa, Dank motion to
IN. iIrown V. Davis; motion to set aside A.
| 8Fmanca granted.
THE brATE sAv1Nas pAsK.
In the case Of the Slate Ravrgs Institution,
the Receiver flied 3 petition. setting out lint
on liz 15th OF August. 1871. John Q. Adams,
betng tho owner of fifty s!aEcs of the capital
stoek q the oaok sod i D: p; sDsms,nt te
u,auded. that Adams ray ule amount of M h!s
tee, within three months Of tho tatlMro
of the bank. but tho lat.cr reiusc1' 1ns Me.
Adams lives, md Inquired into hla clrcuhl'
stances, hut could not tnd ho WAS worth ahy.
thing. Adams offered to sstt!o W giving . 'nit
| Park tat.d, aud thu Receiver thinks this Is the
hest con,prouist be ran make under the ctrcuin-
STANCES Tic was accordingly authorized by
Judge Williams TO settle ~ thla figure, unless
objections arc madu within live days.
CORRECTION.
In the case of saltcr VI. Walsh few days ago.
m item appeared Ut a judgment for SaGOaEalnst
Wish u,,a +. II. Winalow. Tic suit was dis
mitsrd rs to Wsuslow before vcrltct Enieret,
and the verdict should haYe been ncaiast walsh
only.
Frederick g. Crowley filed bill yesterday,
askiug f1r q divorce lrul.a his Wtie SusAnuu, or
tle ground Of desertluu.
Eltzabeth Des1nn also asked Tor disorts
frvtn Mark j. Deyine, on thu GROUND OF drunk
| euncks nnd drscrti0t'.
LastIy, Lena 81. Eastman charges her husband
Porter U. Eaalnali, with cruelty, drunkenness
and adultery, and asks to 10 allowed to lea7'
Judge Drummond was engaged yesterday
viii ll,r lu.lian land raAo Ut tka Walosli.ku,I
W, Suttu, Width cohics up III u tinat liearihts
Tic suit is 10 recover kuns oio ucFas ol lsnd It
juIrc AIrAifster will be in court Monday Il
ultenu 10 suutl0ns ,,nt general busl1lrsa. lhcs
Will 10 uo call VI tue calendar until &artt'r
Julrcs uary and Booth Will hear motions to
day, Judges Jatucsun u,Ml lsusefs, notaona ~
new lriai, and Judges Aooro und F<rwell I'll
| vurye cxses.
tuPkRIoH COURT IN BRIEF.
George T.. Muslon began q suit yesterday to
5000 asatuat John N. Staples.
ClNcUlg COURT.
Batnutn & Crane began sult fos $:,oo
> u. ". il AiauleT1e sued Henry Waller 10
3l.u00,
soyss @ is ,ooS @ u tle Agricultural Insurance Vou
pany, Of WAtcrtown. Nd
CRIMINAL COURT.
Peter Campbell wsa tried for larceny, and tn
: Edward F!avia VIA tried tor burglary and II
: Edward Millig.u aud Tim Moore we're on I'll
for larceny.
TIE CALL Ao4pAr,
Jupa4 DauxxoxD-set casea and general bus