, 1880-08-01

stable Underwood tried to serve another dis
tress warrant upon her, but she thinks tha
this was snbterfuge to get at her so as tt
serve her with subpoena, which he did.
r. L. sW1TZEls
Is repairer Of seWing-lnachines. He hold.
forth In Rooms a and 15 Of the Parker Build
ing, corner of Halsted and Madison streets
where Trask also has his office. About twc
years ago Mr. Switzer managed the business
foI NJ. Hale, dealer in sewing-machines
Kearney, at No. 2SS West Madison street
Mr.. Switzer had fine black-walnut counter,
which he left in charge Of man named
Girard. Mrs. Kearneymoyed out, and Trask
house, ~who. sub-rented half of the store to a
Mrs. Keeler, in Whose charge Mr.. Switzer
left the counter for her use, but he was
to pay nothing for: its Storage. It was thor
ONshly and clearly understood that all the
lcssees had paid their rent. Trask, whom
Mr.. Swftzer had never known or seen swore
that he owed him, Trask, $50 for back-rent
of the store. SWitzer never rented the place
from Trask, and Airs: Shelby, the owner Of
the property, swore that lIr. Switzer owed
her nothing, and Mrs. kearncy swore that
Mr: Switzer had never guaranteed her rent.
After all this had been proven, Scully, the
Justice before whom the case was tried, al
lowed Trask to withdraw his suit. But Mr..
Switzer is still out the counter; Trask sold
it to capitalist Cook, on paper, anil
Ih,.a n,,d haro; ~ m eh 5 W. ia':s
cosa 81 ,noi;c;nua 1ro:ecnt;on ~, tso ~ rt ~
the Trask gang, and conspiracy; Mr.. SwitZer
is fighter, and he is going to put the thumb
screws of the law OH the scoundre1ly gang.
tnoi ,uoe +ha cnnuan;ont ..Hn6stohie; ~ III
nooa,s;nns oot, % ''o eo'' 'eA'n' oon''so'e Va 'A1
oeeo''0''
NO" COMES THE SEQUEL
Mr.. Switzer, after deal Of trouble, replev-
ined his property and finally obtained it.
Then, before, the convenient Justice De-
uAtiSs IIash s"oie Out IeplcFln
ori afci1nnn.1, "h+,;nnd - rSn Souneea, ansa
wae disn,i.se1 md than ann+1o, rsn,..s;n eso
smif vas cnm,nencad hefnra cn,Iv 1Iet h~ tha h
eaRltast fra5 G9os whT mad received b}l Of
tha nrnnartv a,r,rdaI Wr e,,;.uar ICY ',a;i' aiu
TSan ;pwtS n,,nat rhorloe n,h1,s,,' et',,,s
IN and ~ renevins and hae man ,,Smad sap1
f;aorra S;m,nnns for honIs,non srha,, hrs.,"
Course COM % aeain serves tha oS; naners Ne;tber
Iol,nSnn nor S;mmnns con Ia f,,,nn md
fhare 10 i;ttia dnmht tinf - 10 h ~.
nf lie Waener % ease tAi in - smother @ = anf ,nnre
tha tast U e, fnr rahha1r @ .s e, W. cn,'s,,raau
T Troe ,fnra 1,oe.;ea s.l,u
,,,;ti, Enhhas,, =, . ns
neai,araoI 1;l - ~ so +s,a 1, t pruM1 '
msht kave M 't thought g til tilat | Mr Switzet @ owed wed
him something; II this connection it might
be stated that Justice Brown, when inquiry
was made Of him about these eases, was gruK
and surly, and was about as impolite as q
man could be; Apparently, he didn't want
these cases to be Investigated BY the press.
Mr.. Switzer has succeeded in recovering a
Judgment for Sl97 and costs for his property.
but that is all he has gotten so far out Of the
gang. There are raft OF judgments pend
[ng against Trask, and this, like the rest, has
been appealed, and will soon be tried before
Judge Rogers
COT. PIERCE AND :msr1cr smr,rrpF1r1n
a+tha oono,,,s;n,, ~ ~ .o,,o-+ - +ha .n-a.,-
rai uie ,i.,s IJaG.5o att anG iepoltot tne rush
.nii,a pe1uts az xea. 4aitteLeoll WIS
:;eteJ ~ tr1,;n.r +ha i,' .ar G afore 1;,s+ ~
,I, w - ms tue Atso pI!ole Juatteo
le!us Cots - " eIce, Gouu2el 1of ,utttHu-
~ I i"s &c Mteu Ge'uao
,ase and he envn l,is nrof.ssionnl ward that |
he Justice would be Summoned. This was
II reply to some remark from Col. Cameron |
G4 isl1natlng ~! tllal tnls was merely aeylce TO
t vas aiso u' stata3 va Wesferttsy ntl t''st
Justice Suplmerfield lad not been called asa
witness in the case Notwithstanding Col.
:,erce's pledge, and 1t was suggested that it
svulu. ~ tueleiole % " Wel1 LOT Col. feIce 20
.xn1anation is y narfentjv 80 sotiefoctort. H ma
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