The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-09
z5fE IN THE COURTS.
r..Aon, the King Of Hearts,
Pining for Liberty.
...asas CORPUS APPLIED FOR.
...&,oft.s Lfbeled-Damase Asked
-. me Cisy-New Suits Filed.
Justices Courts

=. much-married Alexander vashon
s - 4. hrourht before Judge Humes this
s~.,rirx At O'Clock on writ of habeas
- issued BIZ Judge Lichtenberg. The
ss..rr.r,s petition demanding = speedy
.s.sor and that cause be shown why be
.r..sId no, be released. was presented to
- Iiehten berg in the afternoon and
- v,;s ordered returna5le before Judge
numes this morning.
THE pETRoIT LfBELLED.
,;h@i against the steamer Detroit ana
= t.ekIe was fled in the United States
S,ssviet court in admiralty yesterday by
4, SEATTLE Hardware Company. in salts
s.<tion of claim of s246s9I for material
a yepairs done on the steamer at Shelton.
CIT pAaAGE SUIT
afs,r 4 trial consuming the whole day.
1rass ssrstron gave to the jury the case of
retsrt I. Auerbach VS.. the city OF Seattle.
! damage SUIT for $500. On the night of
prcrmSer u last. the plaintiff. Robert L.
fusrbach. returning with two friends from
s.rtss theatre. fell through a hole in the
3aexak on Washington street, between
rsufh Third and South Second. The hole
- spsnned by sixteen-inch plank. He
"a s5out ten feet and fractured his knee
"a claims to have been lame ever since.
witnesses we're examined as to the con5i-
ID Of the street and sidewalk and as to the
uekts. etc. The CITY claims that the injury
Is caused BY the contributory negligence
d THE plaintiff.
4 fuDsxExT GRANTED.
fh< suit OF Francis A. Fish VS.. S. RI.
suelve for foreclosure of a Mechanics lien
IL 5I4 sss tried before Judge Lichtenbe-g.
The foreclosure was denied but the plaintiff
~ granted q personal Judgment for the
enount
JUDGMENTS FOB LABOR
The case OF John Z. McGarrey VS.. Eli
xsri Z. Clark, a suit brought by plaintiff
. recover claims for labor performed for
sIaiatif In . hrick-yard on ya-hon island,
xss tried before Judge Humes yesterday
ioreneor. T ial by jury was waived. The
eozYt found judgment against the defend
st for tie plaintiff for 81. 437.l2-
Jnc plaintiffs claim was for labor and
* boarding the laborers. The following
ass7verors obtained judgments: l. B.
Gilman. ST. Is; William Boyer. sT3.7s: Asa
i. FullsF. 80; w. E Oliver. 500; Lewis
Bar, $a2 40; Charles Anderson. S31.56; John
Ee'lEood, S7s.7s: George Hair. $l0.65;
Hsary Wakes, $3l Il; Herman Nelson,
k65l; Frank Atkinson, S516T; Fred Al
socd SEQ; 7. J. Patterson. SIS, Albert
Very. $la05: John Anderson, $s7 30:
Charles Gerar. $3.50; Charlotte Wakes,
~ 90: Jake DYslin. $1o.15; Jim Ferors,
$A6a
byoRcE srrT AsafysT A BrGAMoUs HUSBAND.
Mrs. Mary Stone flied a complaint
srxinst Richard Stone in a suit for a
divorce on the grounds of cruelty. The
plaratf also alleged that last November
tbe defendant was sick at Ballard, and
did not expect to. recover. The plaintiff
nursed him through his sickness. While
b believed that he was about to die, the
defendant confessed that he had another
wife living and from whom be had not been
kgasly separated, and daughter sixteen
ysars old
TO RECOVER WAGES
Richard Wsnsor fled q suit against
Thomas Johnson ct al. for Judgment aud
special execution upon boom of logs and
piles belonging to the defendant in salts
action OF claims aggregating $957.63 for
lahor performed in the defendants logging
camp
MISCELLANEOUS SUITS.
The Salmon Bay Lumber Company vs..
Alden q Morf-Snit to recover Sl96 on a
spmissory note.
Leopold Hirsch vs.. Peccard 4 Isaacs-
sais for Judgment for sl.l62 for goods.
! WolIenberg VS.. the Risdon-Cahn Com
my-Suit to recover si62 Il on account.
David W. Phillips vs.. Jennie S. Wheeler
md J. Luttrell Murphy-SuIt to eject ten
sns, for the forfeiture OF the lease and for
ne recovery of SIT and $50 damages.