Schwarze v. Spiegel
Appellate Court of Illinois
Appeal from the Superior Court of Cook County; the Hon. Elliott Anthony, Judge, presiding. In this action it appeared that the defendant below bought a bill of liquor of appellees for the total price of $1,104.12, paying therefor the sum of $300 in cash and making his two promissory notes, each for the sum of $402.06, dated October 22, 1888, and payable respectively in sixty and ninety days thereafter.
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Appeal from the Superior Court of Cook County; the Hon. Elliott Anthony, Judge, presiding. In this action it appeared that the defendant below bought a bill of liquor of appellees for the total price of $1,104.12, paying therefor the sum of $300 in cash and making his two promissory notes, each for the sum of $402.06, dated October 22, 1888, and payable respectively in sixty and ninety days thereafter. Appellant received the liquors in April, 1888, and paid the $300 in cash at the time he gave the notes, namely, at their date. Appellant claimed that upon the receipt of the goods he placed…
1Opinion of the CourtWaterman, J.
The motion to suppress the deposition of Charles Spiegel, was made upon the following grounds:
“1. It does not appear that said Charles Spiegel resided or resides more than one hundred miles from the court house in said Cook County, or was at the time of the taking of his said deposition, or now is, a non-resident of said Cook County, Illinois. 2. Ho affidavit was filed in pursuance of Sec. 25 of the Act on Evidence and Depositions.”
The bill of exceptions taken upon the overruling of said motion, does not show the deposition, but contains the following statement:
“All parties being present in…
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