Show AN mTEfiESTKrT SlIp Did Marshal Ireland Lcy Levy on GOQl Covered bJ a Mortga e1 A long staniUngsuit which has familiar lawyers groY qs under the n Eddyvs Ireland but width naIlleof volves the interests of realIyit j a others is at good lI1an present 3 > on trial Judge Zane anti will probablTJ0 to the jury some time probably tqday > T givell It Itvu extremely difficult from listfl the arguments on stnl t onmotions to strike to elect and the reading of Jrl T papers lr > th to form case an all the ins and out entirely of the clear case idea of far as gathered its merits are butal aHollo The abif grew out of the ure of James Payne who aiJ some years a boot and shoe Wa for the store now occupied hv dealer in KimbalL In September Spence < 4 Mr Payne gave Walker V 1S82 a chattel mortgage Brothers on a portion of his stock as certai secutltv fn debt he for owed them nn L a March 1883 Mr Payne Vii executed tiC liUiit second mortgage on his stock jwj sion in it being that it a proti was to be j v subordinate to the satisfaction of held Walker Bros the mortgage this second mortgage was given to Eddy ilarvey Co the boot and shoe houSIOfChicago to secure an account of 110023 19th of March Mr A fttfleyV charge of Payns store and stock took agent for the two u mortgages On same day that the Eddy HaneyCo the mortgage was given Marshal Ireland by a deputy appeared in the store vit a writh of attachment issued out of the Third District Court at the suit of 11u nister another big shoe house aeaimt agaijg Payne forM2 Thelevy was made on aU iIi the1 store except a lot which goods had been invoiced to Walker Bros to secure their nmrtM n were taken away then same night ° Judge Gilchrist attorney for both Walker Brothers and Eddy Harm I Co protested against the Marshals filing on the remaining roods on the ground that they belonged to the firm I last nameda portion of them it u contendednot even haYing been i opened and included in Paynes stock The Marshal however was indemnified by Bannister through Hall Slannsl and he proceeded to take away sufficient of the goods to liquidate the Bannister claim As soon as Eddy Harvey 4 GJ learned of this they commenced suit against the marshal for 012 200din ages interest and costs Sometime Some-time subsequent however it mS be remembered W L Pickard and Henry Wagener bought up the Payne stock and they also bought the Eddy Harvey Co claim again Marshal Ireland so that the suit nOJu virtually Pickard and Wagener YS Ireland Ire-land Hoge Jonasson are conducting the case for the plaintiffs and Hall 4 Marshall for the defense The only witness examined yesterday was Jad Gilchrist who testified that he hL made out the mortgage from Payne D I Eddy Harvey Co covering all goods in the store except such as were necessary neces-sary to satisfy the claim of Walter Brothers Therewas an interesting of words between Mr Hall and Mi Gilchrist owing a material difference in their memory as to certain trout which occurred at the time of the Marshals levying but nothing came of it The defense has not hilly eiposedib hand but is supposed to rest niauilyo an alleged flaw in the second mortgage It is of course virtually the hornet Bannister which is the defendant lie case is the first one on the civil calendar to be tried before a jury |