The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-03
DONE IN THE COURTS.
Tuenty-Three Street Grade
Suits Filed.
AscE NUMBER or DELINouENrs
~rimes" Libel Case submitted-Cfty
cv.de suits-Damagcs by Madison
Street Bridge-Blotter.
!, ARce NUMBER or DELINQuENrs

IN. eitv attorney filed twenty-three suits
.ssinst deiinquents ON street improvement
.sssssments. For the improvement Of
r.vsnth street. suits were flied against the
salloxine defendants: Annie Mcnamara,
r-irs. Abbie Frink. $326. "a; John E. Hale.
n Crane and Charles Pearson, s33494:
robert Harrison and Edward Levin,
* 10. Mary Boarman and Johanna King
Ton. S529.77; Barbara korn and Edward
Trvin. s95. 20: Mary Hanna, $7l.78; Charles
. Bowen, Rev. Michael McCauley aud
rlleu Garrett. $2I5.33; Columbia IL Puget
sound Railroad Company and Johanna
kingston, 5000: E. J. MCGEE, s143.55.
Against property holders in the assess
m~nt districts for the improvement of
Main street. suits were filed as follows: III.
4. Kent ana George J. Milton, 1886;
Chester w. Lyman. Silas l.. Hilyer, SLIGO;
Edward Strawbridge and Rachel Rosen-
thai. SOTO; Jacob Hansacker, $I34. Is;
Mar Pracht and John L. Sturgus, $322. 90;
yancy C. Bird, 5000: Bridget Hardiman
and George Dorffel. s7l.6i; George DorffeI,
$3.50.
The following defendants are in the as
rsssrnent district for the Improvement of
Fourth street from Battery street to Depot
areet: James Tanner, $91.35; John g.
Neagher, $9l. 35: Emma Meagher, $9l.35;
Daniel Pearson. $S1.20. -Four cases are
sesinst deiinquents on the assessment for
he improvement of Poplar street, as fol-
Icws: Abel Bolink. sl76.70; Cornelius Dris-
ecH, $3.50; Thomas Mercer and s. Goldman,
sll&.O. A suit was filed against n. L.
Yesler for the improvement of South
Eleventh street for $l56.60.
STORE ATTACHED.
Peccard & Isaacs, proprietors of the Lion
Clothing Hall, yesterday confessed judg-
pent in suits brought against them by
FREEMAN Bros. for $1,0a4.73, Woog 4 Free
nan for 81, 1858. 26 and Strauss 4 Freeman
ior @6sa25 Judge Humes granted the
judgments on confession and the clerk
inusd the execution. The judgments. how
eve, were not obtained soon enough for
procedence over other claims. The stock
81 goods had already been levied upon by
Il sheriff upon an attachment granted in
- suit brought by Brock, Weiner & Gels
mn, of Buffalo, New York, for $10.241,
uported In the Posr-INTELLIGENcER of
yesterday. Another attachment suit was
olso fled yesterday by /. r. Dawson, of
Portland, for $3.50. This makes an aggre-
eats Of $l6,64524 claimed of this firm in
ouih fled during the past three DAYS, as
fellows: Brock, Weiner & Geismer, $40,
~; Dexter Horton q Co., $1,000; Free
man Bros, $1,044; Woog & Freeman,
ub@.26; Strauss q Freeman, $63825; /.
B Dawson, 1888; Banner Bros. $97o.
ne WINDSOR LIBEL CASE SUBMITTED.
The only case on trial in the superior
court yesterday was in Judge STRAIT
tpnb department-the case of Richard
Windsor vs.. the Evening Times, a suit for
$4,000 damages for libel. which had been
On trial during the two preceding days.
The entire day was devoted to the argu-
nsnts and an exhaustive presentation of
law. The jury retired about 6 p. m. The
verdict should one be reached before court
eonyenes, will be sealed.
BALLARD INJUNcTroN SUIT.
Judge Lichtenberg continued the hearing
Of the injunction suit of Arthur B. Jen-
nings ". the town of Ballard until July IL.
Judge Humes heard q few m otions, but
no cases came before him for trial.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Isaac NJ. Dunn, holding a certificate of
the circuit court of Indiana, was admitted
70 the bar by Judge Lichtenberg upon mo-
tion Of 7. G. McDevitt.
DAMAGED BY THE MADISON BRIDGE.
Gustav NJ. Keller filed q complaint
against the city and the Madison Street
Cable Railway Company in damage suit
lot 5000 foc injuries to his property,
caused by the erection of the Madison
street bridge. The plaintiff alleges that he
came into possession of the property abutt-
ing on this portion OF Madison street after
he grade had been established The
bridge was constructed over 40 feet above
ne established grade. destroying the street
eapublic thoroughfare. The plaintiff also
alleges that the cable railway is nuisance,
'ae cars making Earring and unpleasant
noise
MISCELLANEOUS SUITS.
aohr Bros. VS.. the Pacific General Mer-
camille Auction and Commission Company
Suit for Judgment for $40.
John Leary VS.. o. n. Morse-Suit to re-
cover 1850 on promissory note.
}. & q. Caches VS.. Charles Clancy-Suit
"secover sSi5 on promissory notes.
T. T. Miles Il Co. Us. j. III. Swyney-Suit
TO recover $G29. "a