, 1880-08-05
TIIB COURTS.

.x,A Din wis HlEA SEoSC4NAt III bAtV ~hIhht
!. ..coart, By Edward and Sarah J. Phillips
nrlust. Towle & Roper, tho wholesale
crcefa 10 set aside Trustees sale, a1ld to
+ doi1pc, IN accounting. Phillips says that In
| lis liz went into the grocery business at No.
t192 krairIe avenue and bought his goods
/ d1io1y OF 'rowle 4 ROPER. In July OF that
,itat lie owed them $500, and nt their re-
siatA gave them trust-decd for $1,000
'5n shfs houss and lot No. 142a
rrairio avcnus In November following
they said he owed them 8s87 more, and lie
gave six Judgment notes to SECURE TINT
amount, and cllattel m0rtRAgo on all his
y sy palt 91 koP9 e HI an ss Va, y maze eae
with the firm that they should take all his
stock, accounts, otc., and dispose OF them for
thc best price possible. applying Tug proceeds @
lis house mid iot at tho Trustee's salc, and
Hold it for him. lie Inns since learned thnt
ay entered up judgments n, tSn on t's Sgohts NET
; ind bought IN the property for thoIr own
mud sold It, nn1 have got possession Of ~ ll0
owns, Yet refuse to give him my account M pr
charges then, with attempting TO CHEAT him,
aside Of the Trustees sale.
D16C1aN0E4y.
Judge Moran yesterday heard the haboas
corpus case OF Samuel j. Graham,
who WINS arrested on n. charge Of
stealing, cutlery from 1ibbard. spen.
Ger Il Co. MIR. 1libbard testified tint
frequently during tho past few years, and
identified SONS penknives that had been
found Mt LlvlnEaton's pnwnshop as having
the firms private mnrk on then. I1e, how
ever, could not say that Graham hnd stolcn
them L.ynEston pnWInnFEoser; tfGs,ii,es
Ind pawngd to him certain cutlery md other
from i Hitbasd. spencer i Co.. 4 a..
tcrs sSiyS q also ynese tSstaea to 6a 6nE NY, taq III
and the Judge said 1t was not sufficient to
convict. Barker was not present. aud there
e n0nS afaaa to Saanfis % ereols es asshasa Ma ee
but was Immediately arrested on Q ,cap!ns,
mn Indictment having been found against
him. The Judge lnqulrau II there was any
further testimony atltl,iced before ~ inc Grantt
| hearing, and. OH ascortaining that there was
not. ordered tho canias to b. quashed md
Graham released Internationally.
DIVORCES.
Mary Novy filed bill yesterday charging
| 4luA Nuou1lut 1AAeA ANVf1t NAth tA4o AlVo0
persistent brutal treatment They were
married In December. 1871, and In less than
n year ho begnn beating her md throwing
her down-s,airs. She repeatedly left him,
but rs soon rs lie was Left alone he returned
to Ills senses, an. would invariably BEG he1
to come bnck.- Ills promises, howcyer, would
usually only last about n Week. and then he
would break out agaln.i,, III has, b.. her
constant he!p, accumulated over $4,000,
] most OF. which is invested in two houses
No. 10 Duasold street. Size therefore asks
for divorce, for allmony, md Tor MI lnjnne
tion to prevent Novy from, selling or other.
wise .d!sposing OF his property, real or per
| Bunnl.
The marrledll life OF William Il. Gregory has
also boon rather n failure, owing to the lnor
dinnto fondncss Of Ills wife Ellei, for liquor
And ho Inns come to tho conclusion they lad
better scttlo accounts and dissolve partner
ship.
ITEMS.
Tho Appellate Court will file eighteen o.
twenty opinions this morning.
Judge Smith will not 10 In court agair
until Sept. q.
Judge jameson viii be in court Mouda,
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