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THE COURTS. A and Little Probate T.air---Judgments New Sulta- Bankruptcy Matters. the case of Eisendrath Ammon vs. Francis In and the heirs of John P. McDermott, ImAguew decided Friday by Judge Moore, a rather Complain point of law was Involved. McDermott & portant years ago furnished McDerants Agnew some about $3,500 worth of brick. subsequently died, and eclaim being unmott complainants filed a claim for the amount paid, McDermott's estate, which was solvent, before against the County Clerk's office some mouths was in adjudication term. Nothing further an an until May, 1876. In November, 1974, at the adjudication done term, this claim was rejected, claimants not appearing, for want of prosecu- begun, Lost spring the present suit was tion. than two years after letters of administramore tion had been issued, against the representatives Ag McDermott and the surviving partner, of to establish the claim and enforce its pay- had new. The defendants claimed that there ment. no exhibition of theclaim against letters the of ad been two years from the date of pretended ministration, within and it was not shown or to McDerother estate belonging inventoried mott there discovered was any which had not been and accounted hold for. that the filing of the claim April in The Judge Clerk's office of the County Court thereof In as the to an exhibition 1974, did not amount and there having required by the statute. In was steps taken by the claimants been 110 further Court in respect to their claim. and the County been dismissed by the County Court it having prosecution, the present bill having for want of than two years from the date of been filed more administration,ns to the the Issuing of letters of was barred. and of McDermott the claim for estate should be dismissed B8 to his heirs want the bill of equity. It was further held and that that Arproved his plea of act-off, the new decree had should not be rendered against him for amount due, old 83,001.85. law It was sufficient to give bar the account Under to the the Administrator to save law, the which into the statute, but under the present two of force July, 1972, there are only estate, went of exhibiting claims against an the modes presenting them to the Court at first, by ilxed by the Administrator; and. second, terms not presented a an adjudication a secured claims be filed with the County Clerk and trator. term summous may issued thereon against the AdminisDIVORCES. Saturday Frederick Schmidt filed n bill with his wife. Margurette, charging her against adultry and cruelty, and asking for divorce. Do Ament filed her bill against her husband, Belle John Do Ament, making Alunilar charges and asking for a similar relici. ITEMS. Judge Drummond returned from Springfield Saturday afternoon. He will be here until be Thursday, when he leaves for Milwaukee to absent two or three weeks. The motion for new trial in the perjury until case of Alvin N. Laneuster was postponed owing to the Illness of Leonard Birett, Thursday, his counsel, who had exhausted himself In the Sullivan caso the day before. Judge Blodget will decld the electment case of Tlbblts VS. The City of Chicago, this morufue. The motion for Receiver in the case of FranJackson VS. Obadiah Jackson was postponed filed. cls a week, the defendant's answer not having been UNITED STATES COURTS Charles D. Sherman, Receiver of the Fourth the Bank, began suits in debt against National Daulel Bogle damages, following Benjamin parties: y Page. $1,000 William Red$1,500; dick. $1,000; M. II. Hall, 8: ,500; II. 11. Honore, $3,000: E Goodell, $7,000. The Union Mutual Life Insurance Company filed a bill against John C. and Elvira 8. Burroughs and others to foreclose a trust-deed for $40,000 on Lots to 18 inclusive, In Burrough's Subdivision of Lot 53, in Ellis East Addition, being the whole of Burrough's Subdivision. BANKRUPICY MATTERS. In the case of James Kincaid, the dealer lu men's furnishing goods, R. E. Jenkins, the As elignee, filed petition Saturday setting out that all the stock. fixtures, etc., of Kinkaid were In the hands of the Sheriff, and were to be sold on execution in favor of James Patto-day for 7,233.14. The Assignee thought he could ton sell the goods to better advantage than the Sherlf, and asked to be allowed to makes arrangement with the Sheriff and Patton to make the sale himself, and giving the latter a Men on the proceeds of any sale. Judge Blodgett author Ized the Assigned to make such arrangement If he could A general meeting will be held April 13 in the case of J. Vanderlip The sale of the assets of the Crystal Lake Pickling and Preserving Works by the Receiver in the State Court was approved. The objections to the discharge of Louis Levinwere and the case referred the Register for final report. Robert E. Jenkins was appointed Assiguee of Charles L. Page. Bradford Hancock was appointed Assignee of Gurdon 8. Hubbard, Jr. Stephen W. Ransom was elected Assignee of Cushing. Kirk it McLcan under bond for $20,000. E.E Todd was elected Assignee of McFarland & Price under bond for $3,000. In the same case the creditors voted to accept a composition of 10 per cent, payable in six months, secured by the bankrupts' notes and their assets, which are to remain In the At signee's hands until the notes are paid Assignees will be chosen at 10 o'clock to-day for the estates of John J. Hamblin and of August Mulsted. BUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF, Gustav A. Pudewa began a suit for $2,500 against Henry Schulenberg Frank E. Spooner sued John B. Mallers for $1,000. CIRCUIT COURT. Caleb Ford begau a suit for $3,000 against Elisha Ford. THE CALL JUDGE BLODGETT General business. JUDGE 243. 244 246, :448,250,251, 250. 238 205, 207 270 inclusive. Nu case on trial JUDON JAMESON-2 to 30, 38 to 41, 10 to 53 In. #7 trial. on No. clusive. JUDGE MOONK- 18, 17, 18. No. 12, Nlegelsen vs. Olivet Haptiet Church, ou trial JUNGE ROUERS Betcase 0.775 Wells vs. Burns, and calendar Nos. 210, 211, 212, #13, 217, 219, Junus Boors-Sct case 4,710, Cunning vs. MIIIand calendar Nos 200 320, except 301. 304, and 314. No. 288, Dyrne va. Kean, outrial. JUDGE FARWELL case 483, Stevens vs. Balbach Smelting & Heaning Company. JenerMCALLISTEH- -Noannounccment made. JUDGMENTS. UNITED STATES CIRQUIT COURT JUDGE BLOD QETT-Wheeler Truesdell vs. E. Ashley Means, 11,252.60 SUPERIOR W. Nlerders & Co.ve. Edward Jacob,$443.78. JUDGE GANY-Mercantile Insurance Company va. Robert W. Dunton, $380. 8.-1433 Coates Vs. Chicago Cotton Manufacturing Company, Alfred Bartielt and James Shields, 0. Egan ve. Chica Cotton suafacturing Company. $1,814.51
