New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

The Managers Of the Asylum for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Dslnquent' sst Robert Smith
Plaintiffs seek to restrain the defendants, VINO are
propietos Of the Art Union Concert Hall, from carrying o.
ihpr performances without license Defendants deny their
recognized IN their their benF
ens S 10Y ass saD
DECIsIOS
John b. Borst agt. Ezra Getman.-Motion denied;
John Du,hc, ast Troy Ga. couPany.MoOn denied, with
Daniel Mayer sst Paul s. Muller-sOtiOn granted, Costs
80 to abide eyeit
COMMON PLEAs-sPncr.L TERs-FEB. ls-BefOrs Judge
HLTos
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF ASSIGNMENTS.
VS. John Kelly Sheriff Of Al.
This il an action, the decision in which will deter
mine The eonsTcon 20 ,. placed Upon the Act OF 1855 ro'
HLros The plaintiff esms a, e.,fnee OF Cornell and
under control Of the defendants and IN respect witch he
asks for injunction and receiver The assignment TO him bears
Cornell aud Comfy r the benefit Of their joint and Individual
creditors but because from the icse Of the Commissioner
S ss, 30 Si S
been proved By w1e The deIent.Ht' Intend
to creditors inst diydon Of the estates debtor. who
1890 see law and therefore the plaintiff has acquired
tight n,ees. In the property which the subject OF the
action
By the first section Of this &C. 1. declared that every such
slument thereafter a.s hall e IN WHITING and sas se Only
gmen deeds spd the certificates Of such acknowledgment
shall he duly indoed upon before the delivery
will not be pretended that any would
IN the assignee until the s,is snt had been duly delivered 20
maI-thst II az statute which intOduc,ivs ofs
law direct thing 70 be done IN acesn nanner hatthns
.Ls although there negative words De done IN
any other ID. srhs Oh Ststnes 6 follows that
there cannot under h, law be valid aevsry OF N as s,s
have been complied with. These prerequisites are;
edged ~ the party making Il before "a officer take
the acknowledgment Of deeds The cer,ihcste OF 'uca
not mill ,6.,s thing. have been done can delivery
be made which VII vest 10 n. assignee ". :Osts.
which requires and mus. therefore Do deemed es
s ;sT. 10 ss 5, s s.1. Septs s
Bas i aid Ss. oIec. Inc e requiring he .,su
recorded and proof offs execution By subscribing wisaes
!. equivalent, for that purpose to The sc1a 81
ssate unwilling however to assent to this view for sew
eral Iessons
erecting Instrument required before an
certificate heh acknowledgment must be Endorsed upon the
paper ,o,,o.,,1,u,.n,y b.,.v.u ipownl.sal ..,a
nsr1m.n, declare. or acknowledges before competent
itr :. b e Sect .s md ss.s 5'i' La" Dictionary
Proving tho execution by subscribing witness 80 totally
1 from an he sre.nmed s the
latter expression without intending 10 be understood In in
An instrument duly executed and proven by subscribing
wn. win be presumed TO have been delivered on ne DAY Of
on ths party ..ss the ieivsry snO,hsI day Esy
Metal. D.2 have i 70 90 s.ss
pt.on at least 20 prevent any doubt arising yneo
spsi ND to IN time which would b apparent
lion Of the in,tru nent When (. took effect -
snI nns.sns Which were ssoed before me- aeemsdt
proper ho~.yr .h,. In ny opinion tn. mi pSsy,
IN. pr,.nt application should be refused
n n0s'Gr mM.Son fr plaintiffs. n. rallsron Brown
Hall VsndeTpoe Arthur Gardiner " '" c0'ssIh ana T.
o''H'' 'O' Before Judge BRADY.
Blackman agt. Mead.-Motion granted. Order 10
BIO settled on one days notice
COURT or GENERAL sEssoNs-FEs. ia-Bssore Re-
James Hughes pleaded guilty Of forgery In the fourth
f S.ns ~ Y Aa,s upon Philip Reilly q he saloon No
icO fl., street FOR ..i Of hot Hs"'' 'oOt
ss md a. 'e:s q: .'P B:u i.'
saOs psa am.. @.h o Taoa M.
Nichss GcSHrn and Jane. c.:h,1 Two burglar: PLEADED
y Of ...! n s lg : Whit &.
ter who esdsr we, '.ns Ip for y.N S s ssy
beef .1s s X ss G. N
a,m.d BIooner attached TO hs Twentish Pecinc. Police
s1 w. s .o oa ss ss. as'fas
Seecs Rut1se Of No. o. Division street Wm Rob,n,oa wa
sS ds SI ai2 probably
sentence Of Sing Sing tSss being the smallest sen
George Miller va, sent the Peneusy for three months:
killnlly months i1cenyi
Hspgy Nile. was .ent to Sing Sing for two years for picking
pockets Adjourned
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Fss, is-Bstore Justices
CONNOLLY. SrHsRs and OSBORN :,
John Allen, petit larceny, PenitentiAry monthsi
C.hnne Burns sx,ant and battery City pIhon day. IN
Bully petit larceny Houss Of Refugee Adoph claude sessn
OF petit larceny months In Pelentiary on scb
plsihi Caroline Corson, petit larceny fsn'sn ,n
.,..s aud battery Psnisu. months John Fay petit lar
c1ny Peuentiary months John Grant sauf nnd os.sIy
PrnitstiAry months Ed Gilmore nisdemesnof fennensy
months; Patrick Gray mt,dene.nos fenmency % u
yen petit larceny PenitenAIy mouths l0an ~
petit larceny Peniten,ary months Lewis Lowell petit s
ceny Penentisry months John MURPHY snrce enasos o.
moptb, on each Of The o,hers Thos Moore two charges Of
assault aud battery. Penentiaiy mouths Ellen McA'oy;
pet larceny Penitsntiary month John Nixon, ASSAULT and
battery charges fined - and lo VIM Percy pet larceny
Penitenisry months Tn H. Peteron petit srceny Penen
tsry monthj Chas Potter. petit larceny, Psnitentsy
mo1hs John Tourney petit larceny Peniten,ia day John
Thomas petit ccny Pententiary month"; James Thoupson
sstsry PsSsntisry month"; Patrick Cassidy sasaat and bat
tsry PeniteusTy month"; hsIis HoIsn petit larceny City
Prison day.
COURT CALENDAR-THB DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-GEsKRAL TERM.-Non-Enumer
,.ed--No. 81 49, IS So Is H. EnumerstedNoa u.s. a. 49, So
So 49, 49, co. g. e3s4 6', &c. u, %. Ss,o H. a. Pre-
SrpRsmE CouRr-CrRcUrr.-Nos. 6S3 6s5, So, 69l
COS Gss es CO. 7O 100 eos 7o H. 7ia u.s. H. III no as
Supreme CoURT-SpEcAL TERN.-Nos. %, 49,
1865 is IT, ls 49, 1884, 1884, 1885, 1885, 49, 1885, 1885, 49, 49, 49,
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos. l017, $50, ,237
1889 l24 l243 l24s l?t7 a4s I2s 2ss isss Part H.
Nos 49, 7a s26 80 a2 5oa Pa s4s 49, sSi 7s1 s6 Ia