Dinet v. Pfirshing

August 7, 1872, the Criminal Court of Cook County, at the conclusion of a litigation in chancery in the suit of Elizabeth Dinet v. Joseph Dinet,’ for a divorce, made an order in the case, as to solicitor’s fees, as follows:

“ The court does, by consent, ordér, adjudge, and decree that Joseph Dinet, the defendant, on or before the first day of October, A. D. 1872, pay to Joseph Pfirshing and Francis Adams, the complainant’s solicitors, the sum of eight hundred and twenty-five (825) dollars, for services rendered to the said complainant, as her solicitors in .this .cause, since the restoration…