Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1873, Page 3

"THE COURTS, Petition to Enjoin the Connty Commis- slonors Recolving the $5 Por Diem, S Litigation Over tim $80,000 Lot of the Commercial Insurance Compony, A Transaction in Bllllards---Wanted, a * Clear Title---Changing Securi- ; tles. . 'The Courts in Bricf---Bankruptey Matters, and Now Sults. In tho Buporior Court, Eiisha Bonmott poli- tions for injunotion to rostrain the payment of the 85 allowanco {o tho Board of Commissionors for Cook County. Aftor roviowing tho maturo- and funclions of tho Board, potitioner avors * that in tho Gonoral Adsombly,only waa invosted tho powor of fixing tho pay of the Oommission- ers, which thoy did at tho rato of $3.60 por diom for Hmo oxponded in the dlachargo.of thelr dutios; that, notwlthstauding. this, tho Board’ arrogated, to thomaolves tho right to-roguiate thelr.own componsation, and, at smoating hold on'tho 924 Fobruary, 1875, fixed it at 85, por diem ; that, subsoquontly, tho claims of tlio va- rious membors woro allowod by tho' propor com= mittoe upon the S5 basis, couslng an incresse of $4,000 in two months .in tho aggros gato amount paid; that Joseph Pollak, Olork of the Board of Commissioners, acting undor their direction, has jssucd cortificates upon the Cook County Treasury to somo of the membors of tha Board at the increased illogal rate, and throatons to isgue more thoreof, and that Julian 8. Rumsoy, Troasuror of anid county, will con- tinuo to poy euch cortificates at such illogal rate unlosd ho bo restrained by tho Oourt; that, by reason of the issuing of such illogal warrants by Pollak, and tholr poymont by Rumaoy, the ax- | pasersof the condty will bo graatly damagod ; at, in consideration of tho premises, patitioner aska fora writ of injunction restr from issuing and llumsoy from paying to any" momboer of tho Board of Commissioners, or any other porson, any cortificato based upon {ho illo- Enl rato aforesaid, and that _thoso already issued 0 deomed illogal. B W g Pollak A BOATTERED FAMILY OF JIEIRS. ¢ Jomes Bheridan yostorduy filod a bill agalnst tho various mombors of tho branchos of tho Bheridan family that have their aourco in a for- mor James Bhoridan, and his brothers, Patriok and”Martin Sheridan, or ocithor of thom, said heirs npmbnflng somo thirty known porsons, to sot to right varlous matters of doubt, logally spoaking, as to the inheritance of tho cstato laft by Patrick and Martin, It is rolated that tho last two porsons bought tho undivided one-half of Toots 5 and 18, Block 28, in school soction addi- tion to Chicago, which, by somo clerical mistake, ‘was convoyed to their brother, the former James Shoridun, " They went into possession, Patrick taking the Inlf in Lot 5, and arranging with the owner of tho other Linlf that_ tho latter should bave the routh half, and he, Patrick, tho north Lolf. Patrick died, and the complainant, James Bheridan, went into possossion of the north halt sforesnid. Moanwhilo, tho fomilios of both Patrick and Martin bogan to soparato, golng to Bll parts of the States, nnd somo to Iroland, From that timo totho prosent James has paid tho tax asscusments, .amounting to a total of 81,200, which ho now wishes to be declared n lion on the north half ot Lot &, in his fayor. Ho also prays tho Court to havo tho mistake in tho flrst convoyanco corrected, o a8 to mako o cloar titlo tosnid Patrick and Martin Shoridan, and their heirs, and to partition the half lot amon, the heirs, or, if that bo impracticable, to sel &uch hnlf lot, subjoct to eald lion, and to divido tho procoeds among tho heirs, TRE ‘‘COMMERCIAL" LOT. A burntrecords bill of considerablo interost wes yesterday fllod in tho Circuil Court, ontitled Gallup v. Blodgott ot al. It is, really, to doter- mino " the ownorship of tho 80,000 building erected by Goudy & Chandler, on tho Qommar- cial Fire Insuranco Company's lot (the enst hal! of Lot 8, Block 55, in tho original Town of Chi~ ngng. o feo simplo was, before tho fire, in the Company, snd R, E. Jonkins claims it s nssignea of tho Company. Bonjamin J. Gallup, the complainant, afirms that tho lot was sold by the Recoiver to Biduey Myers, for $17,250; by Myors conveyed to Honry W. Dlodgott, for 817,600, to sccuro tho paymont of & cor- toin bonds, after which ~the title passed to William 0. Goudy aud Goorgo Chandler, It isrelated that a pumber of judgmonts and pro- ceedings are in oxistence, agninst said land, some of which have boen satisti and some of which are still unsottled, and this bill is to rogulate the titlo, and afford just reliof to all parties. ZXTRAORDINARY INOENDIARIEM CASE, The caso of tho People against James Wright and Mary Ann Wright, his wifo, for assaultin their doughtor, Kato, wasup at the Orimin; Court yestordsy morning. Ono night Iat. fall, tho prisoncrs wero dotected by the nelghbors beating thoir daughter. At tho instigation of thoge who had .witnossed the affalr, the parents woroe arrested on o charge of cruel- ty, and thelr dofenso waa that for somo timo past thoir promises had beon from time to time seourged by firc, tho caugo of which they worg nover ablo to nscertain. On the night of the boating, tho old man waited up, watching, and caught his daughtor trying to fira tho houso, Awaking his wife, tho old man™ treated the de- linquent to a flagellation, the vocnl accompani- ment to which, supplicd by the daughter, caused tho sttontion of tho nolglbors. They thon said thut tho girl confesscd that she was lired by ono Maurico Hoam, on cnomy of tho family, to com- mit the act for 810,000 raward. The story of tho dmughtox_’, howover, proved contradictory, snd tho Justice docided to havoe the case go bofore the Grand Jury. The counsol for the dofonso moved for a continuation of the trial, on the ground of absence of material witnessos, INTERESTING RAILROAD OASE, S An intoresting cage occupied the whole day il Judge Rogers’ Court, yosterday, inwhich Francis Donohue seeks 10,000 damages from the Chica~ [ and Northwestorn Railroad Company for tho 088 of an arm through tho allogod carelessness of tho Company's omployes. ''he plaintift, on the 16th of May last, was knockod down by an engino in the yard of tho defendant, and Tun over, his arm being crushed at the elbow. The dofonto was based on tho faot that the goneral rulo {8, that railronds are unlfi! linblo for such ac- cidents when they fail tousothe grostest facilities and improvomenta for carrying on tho work with 2 minimum of dangor to employes, and the tacit undorstanding smong railroad employen that thoy nssume thie risk of hurt nrising from carolossncss ot lack of judgment of & co- employe. The latter point is the defendant's chiof relinnce, but it is met by the argumont on the part of caunsel for the plaintift that plaintift Yboing & minor, is not liable to bo bold by tho generally underatood contract between the Com- imny oud its employes. The case went to tho jury, and if they agreo thoy will this mornin, render thalr ver{fluf‘ Y B = . A TRANSACTION XN BILLYARDS, Yo tho Circuit Court, John Garrick and_Solon L. Cather brlngantlnn against Emanuel Bruns- wiok and Jacob Lindauer, ssking for an injunc- tion to restrain them from disposing of or be- gianing proceedings upon 9 &mmissoq notes mado by plaintiffs, and_from terfmn;f with mortgoge to socuro the samo. Complainants aver that about tho 16th of November, 1872, the; urchased from tho defondants B]Bll‘ billinr ables for which thoy paid $2,800; of which amount 500 was paid in cash and the balanco in Ymm(flnary notes, secured by a mortgogo on the ablos ; that complainants becamo groatly om- barrassod and were unablo to pay their indebted- negs in full sbout tho 1st of March, 1873 ; that at: amooting of thoir oreditors, Drunswlok was presont and a dischargo of complainants’ dobts wero agreed upon, on condition of the_croditora” roalizlng upon all thoir goods and Yxopnrfi which was agroed to, provided Brunswlok would tako back tho mortgaged property in full pay- mont of tho mortgngo dobt. DBrunswick ngrocd to do this, and got back his property, rotaining, howover, the notes and mortgago; and now do- fendants throaton to sue upon them., To this cowplainants objoct, and ask for the injunotion to rostrain thoir so doing. WANTED, A OLEAR TITLE. Caroling L. Biskop and James E. Dlshop, hor buaband, bring sotion in tho” Suparior Court against Hary, Charlos, and Ann O'Uonnor tocs: {ablish titlo £0 cortain renl otate, viz 1 Lot 2, and the weat half of Lot 1, in Blook 26, in Wolcott's Addition to tho city of Chicago, ~ About tho lat of March, tho owner thoreof, one Charles 0'Con- nor, died Intostato, leaving Mary and Charles 0'Connor, childron, snd Ann O'oinor, his wife, to whom was born & pn_uthumouu obild of (tharlea THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, APRIL 17, avg who was named Ann. ‘The proporty was sold by Bherifl’s ealo to sntisfy olaima agninst tho estato, and Eurohueml by Gilbert L. Wilson, acting for Eeu onor, whoso brothor he isj that nowtho ofondants sot nsido tho sale and claim on tho ground that botweon the issuing of tho docroo and boforo the sale, the posthumous child was born, and aleo tint in tho dood which Gilbort L. Wilson recoived of tho Eruporly 1t wad through n clorical orror misdosoribed. Totitloniora claim n walid titlo to tho proporty, and scck reliof in a conrt of equity. OITANGING BECURITIES, % Intho Ohicago Firo Insurance Company, i bankruptoy, Cornelis R, Tield and Georgo B. King yosterday potitioned tho Court to allow thom ‘to withdraw 100 sharos of tho eapital stock of tho I’hlal:urfih Insurance Company, of Pittsburgh, Pa,, of tho par value of §50 oach, tho salo of 'which to othor partios they hove no 70“9’4:1}, dopositod wiil tho Company ns soourity for an unpaid noto hold by the Company, and substituto for thom a trust doed on the cast Inlf of. tho north twonty nores of tho cast hnlf of tho northeast quartor of Bootion 16, 89, 18, given as soourlty for threo notes of §16,000, from B, W. Phillips to William O. Goudy. THE COURTS IN DRIEF, Tho anmnMn in tho caso of tho Oltyv. tho Chieago, Danville & Vincennes Raflrond Compn- ny was resumed bofore Judge Williama yostor- day, An_unusual amount of logal rosoarch was dovoloped, and tho ulmiuuncu of the speakers waa of courno romarksble. Tho apithot which tho counsol foe Lo railroad used whon ho char- noterized Councils as “stinka of in~ iquity” was ns inclegant na it was Incorroct. “Binka of (nhluh " s tho oxpression. Tho cago wont ovor {ill to-day, y f In .Judgo Troo's Court, tho oaso of John H. Tco v, Jobn B. Mayo, In whioh tho plainiil sought to recover$10,000 for falso lmnfluonmune, roaultod in a vordict for plaintiff with §438, Tho case of James J,” XKendall v, Androw and Pator, Ilnhgm- rosultod in a vordict for plmntiff, with #8756 damages, Tho nction is of trospass, tho dofendant, a ‘‘bus” driver, luwlngi upsot, sln.{nufl‘u buggy, and landed plaintiff in tho mid- lo of tho streot, which rendored plaintiff U grontly, bralsod” and” shakon, hurt, wounded, sick, eoro, Inmo,” and disordersd.” The jury mado o judiclous division of tho damnges, allot- ting 8175 as injury to buggy, $100 to cover the horso's hurts, whilo tho .odd 8100 eatisfied the claim for consoquential damagoes, In Judge Portor's Court the caso of Bn{:hon Gaul ot al. v, Mathow Marx, in assampsit, in which fmnmr uantght $1,000.. damages for do- fondant failing to fulfill a contract to build'n nonugn according to spocified agroomont, rosult~ od in favor of plaintif?, with $462 damages, | In Judge Booth's Court, tho caso of the Firat National Bank of Jackson, O., v. Albort Price, in nasumpsit, for 916,000, was dismissed at plain® tiff’s costs, " In tho case of James W. Colllna v, Honry J.. Togors and Fredorick Layoock, an appesl from & udgmont in favor of plaintiff in n-WyomlnE Torritory Court, in Novembor, 1870, for &2,00 and costs, n verdict was roturncd, indorsing former judgment and giving Blllntl!! ©2,760.00, Tho case of tho Ohicago & Bt, Paul Railrosd Company ogalnst Petorson and others, was begun yeostorday. - Tho Company sue for condomnation of tho land of defendants, at tho cornor of Oar- roll and Dosplaines stroots, who Dbllwl 1o their offor, wmch]ia somo 35,000, much less than do- fondints onticipatod ; and {he Iattor havo had an injunction issuod rostraining further proceed- ings on tho Company's part. The jury wont en masso to view the promises, and form with their critical oyos and massive intellocts somo idea of the valuo of tho land. Under tho oscort of the bailiff, thoy mado the trip and got back safoly to Court, whore tho cass was rosumed, It will be finlshed, in all probability, to-dny. COUNTY COURT ICEMH, In the County Oourt, on the petition of Annio E. Cawthorne, 1t was orered that a citation bo iseued to Andrew J, and Louisa T.Meservo, exooutors of tho catate of Curtis O. Mesorve, roturnable 6th of May noxt, to show causo why Judgment should not bo rondored, nnd oxocution issued againat them, for the installments due and unpaid, on bastardy bond, snd for the cost of pmcecdings. This morning the County Oourt will decido tho uestion of tho sllegod insanity of Cornelius 50 Fries, May Hunter, Charles Bocomb, Androw Williams, Catherine Newman, Goorfln Beino, Mra. John Martin, and Mrs, Anna 8. Cobill. A numbor of ‘astardy casos will also como up for trial, CRIMINAL COURT ITEMB. John Baker ploadea guilty to committing an assault upon Lawyor O'Callaghan, with intent to do bodly injary. Ho went for that legal lumina- ry with an sx, and removed the greater portion of hisleft oar. Ho was sont to tho Houso of Correotion for sixty days. i John O, Cumftun sues Parr Brownwell, In tho Circuit Court, for §2,000, in assumpsit. Anna E. Verstrick brings suit, in tho Suporior CQourt, for trespass, nfiulnst 'W. F. Nichols, lay- iog damages b §10,000. n tho Buperior Court, 0. B, Hosmer sues I, D. Terry, for covenaut, £5,000, Albert Sburgos gucs Houry 1. Millr, 1. . O, ond John L. Neff, in nssumpsit, laying domagos at 6,000, DANKRUPTOY MATTERS. ‘Tho order of. dismissal, in tho matter of John H, Brown ot al,, wae yosterday mado absolute, th time for ob{octium Daving oxpired. Leayo to filo Emot of debt was yosterday given Rinchart & Stovens, of Pittsburgh, in tho cetato of W. Cuthbert, Tho dobt consists of a note of §1,050. In the mattor of — Marshall, George W. Campbell yas yostorday sppointed Assignoo. R. E. Jonkina was yestorday nppointed As- signeo of tho ostato of H. Hubbard. i A dividend of 25 por_cont was yesterdny do- clarod in the catalo of Farnsworth et al. NEW SUITS. TnE UNITED STATRS OIOUIT COURT—-OHa Cham- berlain'v. Jonas Eckort; sssumpsit, $1,500—John O, Compton v, Van and Charles Brownell; ofectment, £1,000, from the south 20 feet of Lot 5 1n Block 2 of Y.on & Swann's Bubdivision of the east 3§ of ec. 29, 40, 14, "tz Omourr JounT—0,603—Appeal, 6,604—Tordsn Johueon v, Nancy Pago; rostored case. 0,605—Jano J.0wen v. W. J. Kcnneys roplovin, $500. 0,600— Appeal, 0,307—Jnmes Sherldan v. Mary Conli ;) Dill. 6,008—John O, Compton v. Van Brownell ; as sumpstr, $2,000, 6,G0—Am 0,010-—John K. Jen- nison v, Norman T. Gaesctto ; assumpeit, $500. 6,611 —Jon' Garrick_and Bolon ‘L. Cathier v, Emantel Drunswiok and Jacob Lendauer ; Bl 0,613—Appeal, Tie_ SurEnion Count.—49,023—Cathorine Novina v, Patrick Nevina; divorce on ground of eruelty, 43,024—Tlenry Mclionry et al. v. Mary Iogera etnl., roprosentatives of Michoel Rogors ot al, ; petition for ‘mechanic’s len, $105, 43,035—Zacharins’ Goldsclunidt v, Honry Deeslor;_nssumpsit, $300, 43,020, Chom- berlain v, E, W, Btrongham tnd_George Greon; ns sumpeit, §300, 43,027—¥lisha W, Dennott y. Josoph Pol- lakand Jullkn B, Rumsey; petition for injuction tore- strain defendants from paying$5 o doy to tha Board of Commissioners. 45,028—Wm. Raleigh v, Wm, Goldie and Joshna H. Shaw; sppoal. 49, roline: L, DBishop et al, v, Anne O'Conner ot al. ; petition to firm title, 43,030—Walter G, Davy v. Hart & Cq sumpeit, $500, 43,031—Anna E. Verstrick v, W, Nichols; trespass, §10,000. 43,033—Knud K. Forast Morton Culver; sction for replevin, 43,033—0, B, Hosmer v, E, D, Torry; covenant, $5,000, 43,034—Al- bort Sturges v, Heury T, Miller, J. W. off pnd John L, Neff ; assumpslt, $6,000, 43,006—8idnoy Pri- liafer v. Louniel O, Grosyenor; assumpalt, $1,000, skl il sl ire iy A DISREPUTABLE DEN. ‘Thoro is o class of disreputable houses which have bocome especially obnoxious to soclety—a clgar atore In front boing a decoy sgenoy to tho ‘brothel in the rear, A woman who koops No. 410 State streot, o houso of this class, under the namo of Bourdon, was arrested yosterday on the chargo of roducing young girls to prostitution, It appears that it is tho practice of this infamous harpy to fill the ranke of hor seductive logions from the healthy villages of Lower Oanada, ns soon s disonse and death shall have mado a wholesale addition necessary. Bho has in lmrs day ruined & numbor of girls by ¥ alluring them to this oty under promise of light and lucrativo employ- ment, Among the last of her victlms was one Josophine Sontimone, who was decelved in the way indicatod, and who, like the other occupants of the houso, soon fourd iorself & prey o a tor- rible disorder, Undor caroful trentmont at the County Hoepital tho poor oresture recovered, and at once determined to live a docent life. Sho ongm%nd horself a8 a sorvant-girl, and remained in a Wost Sldo housein that cnpacity for somo timo, Hor determination to turn hor back on hor former lifo hecamo known to the atrocious woman who broughtabout hor ruin, and, with the aid of Lo priucipsl paramour, {uls dopraved crenture attompted, by throats and the offor of ]"fi“ oouniary inducements, to_luro her back again o disonso and a horrible doath. Bo vin- dictively waa sho pursued, that the poor girl whoso misery was cansod by her unusually goos looks, mado & bold statomont of the fact to her ompln{nr, who plzced tho affair in the hands of the police authoritios, ‘Tho woman Bourdon was Lrought face to face with hor viotim, who idon- rified ber, but tho authorities found they could not establish n caso agaiust hor, and thoreforo Iot hior go, The girl, at Lior earnest roquest, was returnod to lior parents at 8t, Jeromo, Lower Oanada, Lot No. 410 Stato streot bo raided fro- piently, and tho heaviest fine bo imposed upon the mistroes. Two Baptist meoting-houses aro nearly com- ploted in Northern Colorado, both of which were commenoed last summer; ono in Donver, coat- ing 13,000, and the other in Central Oitv, THE KNICKERBOCKER. The Prooeedings Before the United States Supreme Court, How the Company has Contrived By Legal Fictions to Delay Pro- ceedings. The Battle, Ten Months After Adjudioa- tion, Carried to the Last Tribunal, The Dofendant’s Counsel Exposes Lh.‘o Tactlos By Which the Ends of Justice Mave Beon Delayed. Tho argumonts on both sidos, in the matter of the Knickerbocker Insurance Company, in bank- ruptey, inve now boon submitted to the United Statos Bupromo Court. Tho causo ia ontitled, tho Knickorbockor Insurance Company, plaintiffa in error, v. Gardner P. Comatock ot al,, dofond- ants in error. A. 0. Btory, for plaintift in error, and B. Roboy of counsol, and Thomas Dent of counaol, for tho defondant. hed The following is & statement of tho cnso by. tho dofondsnt. Threo scvoral potitiona woro, at difforont dntos, after tho gront firo of Oct. 8 and 0, 1871, in Chiosgo, filod in tho Distriot Coutt’ of tho United Btatos for tho Northorn District of Tilinols, to obtain an adjudication of bank- ruptcy ngainst tho Knickorbocker. Insurance. Company of Chicago. Onio of thoso potitiona, ‘was by Gardnor P. Comstoclk, the second was by Brayloy & Poterson, and tho third was by Allen* & Mackoy, all of whom are made dofondants in’ orror. A denial of the dofondants of bankruptoy was intorposoed on the filing of tho soveral poti- tions, and on domsand of tho debtor a jury trial was ordorod by the District Court, and was had | under tho first two potitions at tho instancoe of enid Allm & Muockoy, and . resulted in o verdiot that tho dobtor was guilty of having givon tho uulawful proforonces allogod; snd at tho July torm, 1673, o motion mado by tho dobt- " or for now trial boing donlod, fhe usual adjudica~ tion was ordorod, and a writ of error to obtain s review of tho procoedings by the Olroult Oourt” was presonted. The OCircuit Court found.no warrant in tho statute for the proscoution of such a writin the given caso, and thoroforodis- missod the writ for want of jurisdiotion, and, upona like wait, tho dobtor thon asked the United Btates SBupromo Court to examine and revise the procoedings in the Circuit Court. Tho records show that tho first potition was filed on Jan. 5, 1872. * Tho bankrupt filod deninl of bankruptoy Jan. 16, Tho firat sup- plomental ~potition was filed Maroh 28, and donial Aps 8, when, 3 R0 motion of dobtor, continuance was had. ? Tho second supplemontal petition was filod June 18, and donlal ontercd June 20. Tho jury trial took lnco the same day, and was continued until the })o!lovdn morning, when a vordict of guilty woa ronderod. Tho was _ entered ruled on July I, was ontored. On July 11 the Court gave ten days to filo oxceptions, and bill of exception was filed on the 21st July, after which no fur- ther entries apponr on the records of the Courb, The dofondant in error, in his submltted argu- mont, moves to dismiss tho writ of error for want of jurisdiction; and showa that the writ of error has beon suocd out by the defendant on the assumption that it is issuable in this cago a8 & common law writ; that this is to bo treated as a common law guit; that the adjudication of bnnkruptey is a final Judgment, subjeot to ba roversed_ {n: the soveral appollato courts, and that the adjudication also directly involves an amount sufficlent to justify the bringing of tho casa tothis (Supreme) Court; snd on these points he procoeds to argue at con- sidorable length, in tho courso of which it is statod, in rogard to the firat point, that he plain- tiff in error, after being found to have violated the axpress prohibitions of tho statuto, roquiring the exercise of common honesty, did not scck a suporvision of the case by tho Circuit Court under tho superintending power given by tho act, but wrestlod agamst- tho forms and scttled practice pertaining to such cases g.vmcl\ isa le&&\ w? of Baying that tho plaintiff diarogarded the ordina- Ty rules and forms of law, in ordor to delay the action of tho creditors at every stop in the pro- ceodings). u Plaint{{f argues, supported by many authori- o8 : First—It the Bnnknl‘pt law doos not expressly glvo o right to & writ of orror in such o caso 08 this, thero is & want of jurisdiction to procoed. Sécond—The Bankrupt law forms o complote systom in itsolf; it created jand regu- lated & special jurisdiction, in' providing for voluntary iand involuntary bankruptoy, and upon the making of an order of adjudication_only such roviow as tho statute in- dicates canbehad; and amplo provigion for a onoral suporintondonce by the Cirouit Courts ?n mattors of this sort is mada by Beo. 2 of this ack S'of which the two first clauses are given). | Third—It is not to bo doubted that the second saction of the Bankrupt act provides for the case sufficlontly ; not, of course, by allowing & writ of orror, but by vmil the Cirouit Court & fluol suporintendonce, which has boon exerclsed in this stogo of the bankruptey procoedings in almost numberless instances, and yot tho Blaintif in orcor may claita & right to rely on tho oighth soction of the act, which provides that appeals may bo taken to the Oirouit Court in cases of oquity, and write of error in casosat Inw, and that oreditors, in tho cases of rojected sppoals, and asaigueas, dissatistiod with claims sllowed, may appeal from tho District Qourt to tho Circuit Court of the samo district, Now this, tho dofendant says, does not holp sustain té.\n ;vtrit of crror to the United Btates Buprome ourt. = Fourth—Congress haying givon the Circuit Courts n gonoral superintendency and juriadic- tion of and ovor casos and quostions arising under tho Bankrupt act, and having made no special provision for an appeal or wrlt of error upon tho passing of the order of adjudica- tion, and that suporintondenco boing indicated by Congress as sufliciont, it followa that tho writ of error is improper, and it is cloar that it would bo ropugnant to thie general policy of tho law to defer action under tho ordor of adjudica- tion, and await the slow progross of o writ of arror from one court to another before acting on tho order of adjudication. Upon potition, bill, or othor pruFar process, tho Oirenit Court would bave examined tho pmceudinlga touching tho ‘making of the ordor of adjudication, which exam- ination might have boon 1o a summary way, that is, in term-timo or vacation, and trome oxtont of tho remedy of the orror. (Soo Soc. 2 of tho Banlkrupt ack.) i ‘Tho fact that the trial was in'the Dis- Frict Court, by a jury, cannot, of course, give th laintiff in'orror any botter right to writ of orror nn if the trial had been by the Court, without 8 jury. Tho rlght of process in reforenco to procepdings in this class of casos {8 depondont upon the statute. Tho question whether the writ liea in the Circuit Court firat, and then to his (Supromo) Court 1a & furindictional, quos- tion, to be solved by roforenco to mct of Con- gress, Dut then, whon the plaintif in error urgos that this writ should bo lasued in this par- tioular caso, bocause another trial by jury ia do- sired by the pnrtz, it is well to consider what “would bo the offect of carrying out the suggos- tion, and troating tho caso as actually removable to the Cirouit Gourt by writ of error. T'ho neo- osoary consequenco, undor the laws of the United Statos, wonld bo that, if the Court had sustained the writ of error and rovarsed tho iudgmnnt of the District Court, it would not iavo stoppod with such rovorsal, but would hove !lmcamlu to rotry tho caso arising undor the po- ition for involuntary bankruptoy, and thus & now trial would have beon nocossary to bo had, and would have beon had in tho Circult Qourt, necording to tho dooision of this Court in Mayborry v, Thompson, Gth Howard, 121 -and what would have boon the caso then Tt would have been this: If on such new- trial tho vordict Lnd boen for tho petitioning croditor, and no other trial had beon ordered by tho Cir- cult Court, o froeh ordor adjudicating the debtor fo bo bankrupt would havo boen made by the Olr- cuit Court, and then, supposing no furthor writ of error to bo ackod for by the dobtor, the judg- mont of tho Circuit Uourt would be tho basis for furthor pmcuedlnfiu in bankruptoy, and tho Oir- ouit Court, instead of the Distriot Court, na con- tomplated by the Act of Congress, would bo the Qourt of Bankruptey or, in ntfmr ‘words; tho ‘motion Juno for 28, now trial snd _ ovor- Circuit Court, instead of nxoruluimi Its auporin- tonding power ovor the Distriot Court, would be the court by which the adju- dication would be_ordered, and if tho caso had beon brought to this Courf, and & trial do novo whon adjudleation. wors dircoted by -this Oourt, sueh third trial; it ia to bo supposod, would have boon roquired to b In tho Cironit Court, ‘The granting by tho Cirouft Court of .8 now trial, to bo had in tho Cireuit Court, and not upon voulro fnoins do novo, would bo In dircct violation of common- Iaw qlrlnu( los, undor which tho only modes in which to bring about & re-oxamination of facts trled by a ]nrinm 80 far as tho Fodoral systom 1n concorned, by tho granting of a-now trial b; the Court whoro the cnso waa tried, or on awa of voniro faolss do novo by the Appoliato Court, for somo error of law in the procoodings. ! Tho dofondant's counsol closos with a ‘pnruql roviow of tho points horo ralscd, in which ho" principally condsidors the queation of a wrlt of orror ag o common lnw process in tho Olrcuit Coutt, concluding thus: ! As tho debtor, {gnoring the second seotion of the act, now, socks, whilo tho procoedings in bnnkruptcy romain undisposed of by the District Court, to suspond tho proccedings, snd thus to defoat thodualfin of tho Bankrupt act, and to caugo dolnys which it never nan[l,umplatnd, and also to avold the.sufMolont, apeedy, and effoc~ tual provision which was madoe. for tho suporintondence by the Circult Court over anch proceodingd; 1t would,'if it woro pos- slblo that o writ of error could be maintainod in such n cago, bo an lmsurntlvu du:‘sy to ask that the causo bo advanced on the dooket 8o 88 to: bo spoedily hoard, for this Oourt wounld bo callod upon t0,oxorclso tho suporintondence which the Iaw givos to tho Olroult Court. Tho putposes of justlco in.thia oaso, ng likowiss, wo presumo,” in all oases in which auch superintondenco may bo domandod at this stago of tho oase, would re- quire its spoody oxorcise for the. protection of oreditora; and it i not co bo doubted that such should be tho action of this- Court if the pro- coedings in tho Distriot Court had to bo sus- pendod until o rogular hearing of the wholo cnso conld bo had in'this Court. : But it is not in accordanco “with the lan, nfi“ of tho Bankrupt law, nor in consonance with tho {muoy of tho Inw, to nllow 8o formidable an in- orruption s is liero nttompted of , tho proosod- ings in lmnknlpto{, ond, as. tho intorrup- tion is 'without - tho shadow of a renson,. ond I8 opposed to various: well-ostablishod doctrinos, its condomnation must :nocds be nok only'sure, but swift. In overy concoivable view of the cabo, tho motion of tho Circnit Court should be hold to ba final, and the writ of error must bo. uummnrfl{ dismissed, ‘Tho Court took the matter’ nndor advisomont, : ———— THE CHICAGO PRESBYTERY. Oonclu-'lfig Sossion«=Adoption of an Overiurcon ¢ Domission td tho Gon= - cral Assombly=-Work of the Year. Tho concluding soselon of tho Chicago Pros- bytory was held in the lecturc-room of the Sec- ond Prosbytorian Church, yestorday morning, Tov. O. L. Thompeon, presiding. Half an hour ‘waa spent in devotlonal oxercisos. An overturo was unanimously adoptodoxpross- ing the mind of tho Prosbytory on the subjoot of “domission,” and will bo forwnrded to tho Gon- ‘oral Assombly at Baltimore next May., It in as follows ¢ Tho Prosbstory of Chicago, fecling deeply the im- rtauce of tho objects confemplated by tho Genorsl lym\»ly in submitting to tho I’Nlb{tflr tho overture to demisaion of the ministry, nud siill g unable, on sccount of cortaln objectlons, to return an afirma- 1ivo snawor to sald ovorture, beg loave to nak yous ‘honorable body to consider serfously the expedionoy of ending down to tho Presbytories the following, oa o simple overturs on tho same subject, in case the ovore turo nlready submitted, shall bo consured in_tho nega- tvo, Shall the following section bo added to Ohapter XV, of the Form of Governmont?: . Tho offlce of & ministor of the Gospol shonld bsas- sumed only with the purposa of .o regular exorciso of ita fun&?'uan’l duting tho ?nunm:;?co o¢ Mt ‘and strength, yet on grounds not cal for 0 an favolviog no physical disabflity. ¥ Firatoh miniater may, at biy own request, and for Toasons satlsfacto his Preabytory, bo released from tho duties of his offico and be ailowed to connect himeelf with s partioulsr church in which ho #hall occupy the samo posilion s othor members ; and in such m& s should no longer it a3 & minister 1in any cocleslastical body or perform nnfi other minis. torial function, In taking such nction tho Presbytory shall make the following record, [Hore follows tha formula of discharge], ‘Second—In case o minister shall cease to dlschargo, with regularity, tho dutics.of his office (excopt on ac- count of “ago, sickncss, or other mcoldent”) for & perlod of more than ono year, ho shall not Do permitted to st otherwise than 'a corresponding momterin eny judicatory of the ehiureh ; but st tho samo timo ho al bo responsible to his Presbytery, unless ho shall prefer to conncct himself with a par- ticular chureh, in which caso he shall occupy the samo posttion as othor members of the church, and shall not );Aerform any ministerial functions. Third—It is provided, however, that any ministor Daving ceascd to porform Lis ofiicial duty, and belng still amenablo to his Preabytery, shnll bo resiored to tho full exerciso of all ecclesiaafical functions on fording satisfsctary evidenco to ho Presbylory, th hohas, ngood falth, resumed tho rogular perform- nance of his appropriato work.” A summary of tho Presbytorial work for tho yoar waa tabulated os follows : No. mintaters in_Prosbytery. No. churches in Prosbytory. sters rocelvi No, clurches vacant, No, of deaths,.. . The Presbytory adjournad to moct on the first Monday of Ju.l{ fnoxt, at 10 6. m., at a place to bo designatod by the Moderator. THE CITY IN BRIEF. #'John Brendogan was finod 825 yosterday morn- ing by Justico gunlly, for beating his wifo with o Jjack-towel roller. Louis Jonos was fined $100 by Banyon Xoutur- ‘morning, for purloining the trunk of August gflam, ot No. 112 Bherman street, on Tuosdny night. A fire occurred at No, 808 North Paulina etreot at 7 o'clock yestorday morning. Ithad its origin in the overheating of & cooking stove. Loss, $800; no insurance, The ladles of the Firast Freo Baptist Church will give & literary entortainment and maple- sugar supper this ovening at the church, cornor of Loomis and Jackeon stroots. They will have & swoot timo of it. - Tho officors of tho llinois Press Association will meot at tho Matteson House this morning, tomako arrangomeonts for the annual convon- tion and oxcursion. Members of tho city prosa and visitors from nbroad are invited to be jprosont. Tho sociable of tho First Congrogational Church, which was to have occurrod this even- ing, has boen postponed one week, the pastor having been called to Obio by a suddon death, Tho membors of the old Chicago Amatour Dramatio Association have roorganized as tho Homo Philomathean Bociety, and aro_preparinj ‘*Casto " undor the dircction of Mr, Woodfeld, of the original Wynduam Company. It will bo rodaced in a fow days for tho bonefit of the ‘)Vomm’u Homo, Roturns from the varlous Episcopal churchos oome in slowly, Tho latest aro from Bt, John's rch, whore thofollowing ofticers wore ologted : Benior Warden—Job_Caorpontor. Junior War- don—0. H. Jordan, Vostrymon—G. 8. Hubbard, Jr., F. A, Bryan, Shuéfl.mr Johnston, John H, Wiliiame, Joseph A. Sloepor, Calvin ‘M. Fitch, Richard Potts, and Honry Curtis, Aftor tho fire, pleces of the Court-Houso bell wore in great demand among collectors of rolics, and sovoral boys made money by illegally taking piocos thcroof, and selling them around tho Btroots, At last tho olty suthoritlos stopped in, and took what was loft, and sold it to a person who went into tho manufacturo of charms, bells, oto. In tho course of timothe domand for his wares camo to an end, and what boll metal ho 1iad loft was secured by tho Board of Trado, and was recast at the Troy foundry into a bell \vulgh- ing 1,200 pounds, whick roachod hero from tho East somo time ago, but has only recently beon Lung. It has now beon glncocl in o bell tower on top of tho bnndln%jnn aoross the alley from the Bourd of Trade Building, and will be used for calling tho hours on chongo, especially 8 o'clack. An amusing incident, which narrowly escaped boing & sorious affair, occwrred last evening about 7 o'elock, As a Madison atreot singo was passing nosr Desplaines stroet, the drivor, from soma causo foll off his seat, landed In the gutter, and rolled over and over in tho mud. The ’'bus was empty, and tho horses atarted off ona run, but the poor brutos wero too much faggod for a runaway; othorwiso, the consequencos might havo boen sorious. Tho drivor, who somohow escaped a broken nook, ploked himsolf out of the mud, and bofors tho toam had goua balf a blook hio hind run and overtakon thom, climbod up the roar ladder, rogainod his eent, ond onco moro graspod the relns, The {enm was easily ohocked, and tho plucky driver oooll, turnod thom around, drove back and recovere Llg bat, which had boen loft bohind, and then vnumdou ovor the bridgoe as it nothing had hap- poned, Another bold attempt at highway mbbm]'y ocs ourrod on Tuesday afterncon, on Bluo wland avenue, Jobn Holtz, and a fellow-work- man wero - walking homo tho on Y- onuo, aud, whon mear ELighteonth stroot, four roughs oconfronted thom, nnd do- manded thelr valuablos. Of courss thoy woro rofused; wheroupon tho rasenls:laid hands ua tho oltizons, and ondonvorod to EM possoasion of thoir watches by forco. A fight onstuod, during which the polico arrived and miccoedod in cap- turing two of tho thiovos, named Willlam BrlnL— man and J. T, Farroll: Yontordny moming thoy wexo oxamined boforo Tustice Soully, and Drink- man was hold in bail of 500 and Farroll in 81,000, ho haviug carrlod a hatchot and. throat- c:‘fyd to kill IToltz unless ho gave up his prop- orty.: Liast Tnoeday, o man named John Miller sold $22 worth of lead and brass castings 1o o junk denlor namod John Koolo, at tho cornor of Olark and Jackeon stroots, for which hio rocoived noheck. Boon after, n man onterod tho storo ahd claimoed the proporty, stating that it had Doon slolon from his premises the night bofore, Koolo theroupon surrenderad it, snd hastenod. to tho bank to uln{) tho payment on tho chock. Ho did not got thoro untll afterit had boen cashed, Yestorday foronoon tho samo ihief wns foollsh onough to offer, a coil of load-pipo for enlo at the samo atoro, The propriotor congonted to buy it, and, undor tho plea of going out o ascortain the timo of day, want for a polico officer. In hia nbmenco tho thief “cut tho cofl to plocos, so that tho ownor could not identify it. An ofticor returned with tho junk-dealer and arrostod Miller.” Ho way oxamined before Justico Banyon yostorday af- tornoon, and the caso continued to I'riday morn- ing. The load is at tho Armory awaiting an ownor. Oponing This Day. Ono liundred plocos of Lyons striped dress silks at $1, cost $1,00 to import, Also, n beautiful lino of suits, talmas, sacques, eto., of our own manufacture, which a70 offored at & saving to buyors of at losst ono-third, Dreszes mado in all tho Jatest™ stylea—oatiafaction guarantood, Wo shail opon in thq noxt fow days, {n our refnil ‘dopartment, over 600 cascs of nssoried spring dry goods. Tuyers sliould givo us a call sud examino our stock beforo purchasing, 0. W, & E. Pardrldgo & Co,, Nos, 118, 120, 123 and 134 Stato stroot, noar Madison, S — . " The Briggs Houso, Tho confuslon arfsing in this city on account of tho romoval of hotels ia npt to creato confuslon in tho ubliomind, That thero sball bo nouo in tho future, t may bo well {o romark that tho old Driags House, Nontworths & wWoolworlli propristom, siill romaing on tho corner of Canal and Wost Madison siroels. It bon just baon rofitted and refarnished, ond fs bright and cheerful, with reduced rates—$3 a day. OCEAN NAVIGATION. White Star Line. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL—Naw and full-pawered QORANIG NP AR Jrgoat in the ety ATLANTID, i 3 , ALTIO, A 00 ons batdon=8,000 1 5. Grab. Batltng - fans. Notw Bt TR, Bl M) oo, Tl 3 Fthic day following. thig Witia tat Dook, Pavonin Vorry, Jarsoy Gits, l’ulonllrAecommudlllnnl,llnr?l{ Slasica) uncivalled, combining safoty, spood l‘r comfort, Haloons, atato- TOOmS, 8o} lnTmm, and bath.rooms in midship soo- tio, Whoro least motion Is folt. Hurgeon and ateward- cagch Socnmpany iean sionors; Rates—8aloon, 880, gold; stoorago, $30, ourrenoy. Thoao wishing t6 send for frlends from tho old canntry cap sbialn sioerago peopaid sofifcates. Passongors booked fo or from all parts of Amerlos, Bacts, Hamburg, Norway, Swodon, Indla,” Australin Oning, ote, Mxoumsion Hoksta' grantod a¢ tho lowast ratos. fta from £1 npward, For inspootion of plans d gthor information, appl ' Ho. 19 Broadway, n'&"'v; :{}lk’.s:‘\:;:;m""',;"&"' O to tho White Btat Ling Odice, ot Sonth Mavher ste Ohicago. A. LARGREGEN, Agont. AMUSEMENTS. RS’ OPERA HOURE. Monroost., botwoon Doarborn and Stato-sta. Aviinglon, Catioy g Kemble's - Hinslrels, AN ENTIRE OHARN Plvduu"un:'{lll'\una fi‘;ilua &g‘g}gfl,{;";‘.{‘fikm q JUTTiET, MAOKIN & WILEON T AN STLRON 1 an oty it 'ho Coming Orisint Evory Tovonlng and Batsrday Mattnon. HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. BEST “OOIPANY . AMBRIOA ! LONDAY, APIT, hoautiful Mim JOSII | ¢t () pro: diiction'of the Wonlsrrcl FAAILA. Fashatian, TTUR) DFO* Having fun complasai v o (et faring fust comblatod v raa of twoloo wooks nt: Tialy Lt Thostrs, Now b o8 S N T ple- o, Tii rohearanl, an ontiroly now domastio drama by Toy Uamuboll,’ ontitied TIBKE, 10X Jampbol, entitic EPEREB NP il {2 MoVIOKER'S THEATRE, - | LAST NIGIITS of tho Brulnont English Artisto, | MISS INELI.SOIN ! oaranco Rart. NTLR Who will appear on ‘Wadnoeday, . Thursday, and Friday Kvonl d Baturday My 3 SO DN Mo 2 Sl rged s, AS ¥OU LIKH IT. Nozt woak—T) ONFHURGRHS PEARE G, e MARK BMITH, tn ATRKEN'S THEATRE. FUN: LTINS ETUTINT . - STUART ROBSON, - Tho Princo of Comedians, avory Evoning and Baturdsy Matines, " DIGKEE RANKIN, = KITTYBLANCH, FRANK LAWLOK, ' ADA GILMAN, 3 ARD'{ In proparatiom BIFEE .ol / ACADEMY OF MUSIO. ./ EIT: XTI THE MOST WONDERFUL Hoeke roouroa To i ¥ avaseac cromded to xeplotion. LAW IN NEW YORK, ' Elflmfi glnl{i}vouthl& - F. 8, CHANFRAU IN HIS DRAMA OF gy EXT! v MARTINE'S WEST SIDE HALL, TO-NIGIIT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTS . 2z, W. G, TAYLOR will rosd tho Murder Scons f Maohet] BRI ol dantat s e pibgr oinace of tho Gt OPERATI0 OANTATA # oF Dy Miohigan-av, Baptist Ohuroh, Thursday Evoning, April 17.° Admisslon, 50 conts. Tolbo seaurod at tho door. FOR EUROPE. INMAN LINE ROYAL MATL STEAMERS, Wil sail from Now York as followst QITY OF WABHING! ‘Thursday, April 17, 9 A, BL. QITY OF ANTWERP. Saturday, April10, 8 A% M. CITY OF DALTIMO) doy,” April 24, 3 P M. CITY OF LONDON.., f, April 26, 9 P, M. And each_suocoeding SATURDAY and T) DAY, from Pior No. 45, Noreh River. S ROVRINAN, Onbin Passnge, 886 nnd 8100 Gold. Btoerago, to British Port 130.00 Qurronoy, Eteorake, to Gorman Pory 85,00 Ourronoy, Btecrago, to Bromon of £8.00 Curronoy. 'RANCIS C. BROWN, Genoral Wastorn Agont, 886 South Market-st., Chicago. Salling twioo a wook from Now York, and carrsing pas- sougors tonll parts of Geoat Dritaln, Iraland, Contifental Europe, aud the Modlterrancax.” Gabia oty age, Bieitish aud Irish porta cast, B30; wost, 8 nontal portssamo as othor regulariines, Al payabl 5 eurronoy. Avgly for ol intormaton at”the Gom nny's offiges, o, 1 Nowling Groon, New York, and N. K, Sordor Lasailoand Madlsonater, Ohicago. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agonts. Just published, **Tho Telp to Karopn," 8 Magazino of Intormation for'Qconn Travoore: * Gan ‘bo hed febo of churgn on appiiation, orsant by foal o rocet of thren Sont Stamp. STATE LINE STEAMSHI? COMPANY, New York and Glasgow via Londonderry, Those clogant now stoamors will sail from Btat Lino Pior, Martin's tores, Brool a2 as follt PENNSVLVANIA, 4,500 tona, Wodnosday, May 7. . ingeday. Juno 18, Fortatgntly thsrontier. - AUSTIN BALDWIN & GOvy. Agonts, 73 Broadway, N.'¥. Stoorago offico, 4 Broadviay, N. ¥» i CUNARD MAIL LINE. ESTABLISEED 1840. TPassengers carried during 1872 - - - - 72,363 TFrom New York every Wodnoiday. From Boston overy Baturday. Cabin Passege, $80 and 100 Gold, Exourslon Tickets at Roduced Rates. Bpring sallings aro now arranged, and intendl A8 ongor ' rocormonlod 45 BiAKo otrly abReation oF o, Passongors booked to and from Europo at low- Drafts on Groat ritain, Iroland, and tho Gon- Throngh Lilis of Ladlug for Morobiandiso to and on from Furopo. . 11, DU VERNET, Oon'l West'n Agant. N. W, cor, Glark and Randoiph'st., now Shorman Houso. NATIONAL LINE. Sailing from Now York for Queens- town end Livorpool every BSatur- day, and for London direct every fortnight. Cabin Passage $60 and $90 Currency. ion Tickots ab fs Ll tes. Intouding pase sonpon Shoutd shako oarly application (or boriia. - Propald stoorais okots’from.Liverpoot; Quosnstomn, rago tiokots'from Livar, 3 Loudbndorss, Glasgow, Ossdill, Bristal, or London, 831.00 oucroncy. Fasioliors bookod to or trom Gorman and Soandina- ifa at low ates. YUThE Htoamenipa of this no aro tho lacgost In tho trado, Drafts on Greut Britain, Ircland, and the Contfvout. WILLIAM MACALISTER, Gon' orn Apont, 85 Murlcotes ALLAN LINE Montreal cean Steamslip Co. TFirst-class Steamghips, Unsurpassed for Speed and Comfort, ranning on tho Shortest Sca Routes between EUROPE AND AMERICA RATES OF PASSAGE: OATIN as Jow as by any othor FIRST-OLASS LINES. Tleturn tiokets at great reduction, ATERAGH Tloola” dihor 10or from Turone, aleo stioventratos end through o polata . tho Wesl lower a0 by 0 A > other Uipkrns or mamonr, o T 31 classos Moroh = portor GiseRetn el SIS Ubtoago, o from Lirer ql’nr othor (l)uéomx_ll;luna% 'fl" Ihl.no;unoh, apply attho s allo-st. s Ry ALLAN & €O, Agonts. 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Bigelow ia the oldost oatablished phyelolan 1% Ohloago, Siionga aad oxperionco have mads Dr. L. tho most fe ‘Hownod SPIOTALIST of tho age, honorod by the press, eatoomed af the bighott mnfln:f attainmonts by all the Gl nstitatos of {he day, having dovo DEATS B0 TS i tomodios that wi 7 LIFE in perfeating gis poutively all casos 0" CHHONIG"AND BPECIA GONNULTATION FHER, BEPARATE PARLORS for Tndles a0d gontlomen. Oall, GORRESPONDENOR GONFIDENTPAL, *-Addross ail lotiars, with stampe, ta Dr. 0. BIGELOW, No. {1 tate.st. NO CURE! Dr Kean 4 $ NO PAY!! 860 South Clark-st., Chicago, My bo confldontially consulted, personally or by mall, fres of charge, on all olironfo or norvous diseases, DL, 5. KBAN la tho ouly Diystola in tha ol who war rants cur DO DI Ofice biours from 9 a. m, to 8 p.m. DER. J. . OLARI, cago, ouras oul and Gonfidential naturo, and warranta s our Sharetag: - Consatiai an 3 147 10 tho Marrlod. Dr. TOW NSENID, ot LTI CEARE ST, aure ronio, Norvous, o Disossos of both soxes, and. miay bs sonfidontially con: Biediead ulted: parsonlly o by mall, Iree Of ObARgo. Sitiouleita treatod with safely i z augoosa. nt free, Indios and gontlom DR. STOXN X vunfidunfinflbyllolu,llflW.Mm-ll.,UhlunqqfiL (.A ll‘uhr[fi:lthlltn 1n modicine) cures all ohronl Bpoclal oas0s, ' of b :l, llfllllhl’g Dnl‘iolln oth sox Modioinos turnishod, Nomeroury orsonally or by mail, Quros g Bocition ¥ troatod witks safoty Obstacles to Marriage. 1‘?[‘{ nell?l‘ for Ynllnn'xmwkngtxggéu n lod loftes olopes. Address 3 BN by Sarop i DISSOLUTION NOTIOES. DISSOLUTION. T, firm formorly exlsatiog undes the firm name of W. 8. Hoglo & Co., waa this daydissolved by mutual co: . W. 8. Boglo will colloot all sssets and pay all labiltties of tho late firm. ‘W, 8. BOOLE, 8, . WHITE. 8. . WIHITE will contiune tho Lims: busivesa at tha samo placo, 70 South Markut-at, P DISSOLUTION. The firm of TTIOS. A, & M, HILL {s this day (April 1673), dissolvod by mutual consent. % THOB, A, HILL, AN