The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-07


commencement OF tho Novombes Term
Yesterday, So.
The November term Of the law courts commenced yes
teray but In the majority of Thorn the panels were ex-
hausted without obtaining jury, and consequent post
poncment took place until after election day
General special Of the Supreme and Superior
courts in session, but very little business was trans
acted.
ThS adournmcnts wero as follows:-
Supreme Court-Bo,h parts adjourned until tomorrow
"wednesday morning. at ten o'clock
Common peas-par. first adjourned until Thursday;
part second until Monday.
Superior Court-part second adjourned uutl Wednes-
day morning at eleven O'clock Part lrs. obtained
jury.
Marin0 Court-Adourned TO Wednesday.
Tho interesting trial and consideration yester
day are enumerated below
sugERIoR coURT-sPRCIAL TERM.
Before judge Robertson.
ApiIEArloa II Ttas kErcHUn CASE
Application made In his court Tor n dissolution q
the order requiring Edward b. kotchum 10 give tesu
mony previous 10 bis seenco 10 the suit against tno az
sigpcos or the Gru Of Kotchnm Il Go. Counsel were
heard on both sides but tho Judge reserved ms deeson
SUPERIOR O0URT--PART l.
Before Judge Garvin.
Tur flock RpoKrP ACE cAss OF HAMILTON W BuTIgR.
4hs case, tho details Of which arc familiar to the pub
o ami which has been twice before jury IL in process
OF third trial in this court II liz Still on
COMMON PLEAs-caA1BgRs.
Before Judge Cardozo.
fLIAcATioNs OF FRAUD.
Turner Mudsct, Taylor aud others--Tho action rs
commenced to recover siS $50 for the salo OF name ~
Nevada Territory called the "homuius ana hemu ~
mine II is alleged that the defendants purchased ior
the before mentioned and then formed company,
and advertised that tboy had paid $4,000 for H. AIN.
daVlts and the proceedings were read imputng mutual
fraud and misrepresentation To each. The application
was made by tho defendants to have the isncS urea ny
a referee instead OF jlry, which was opposed ny MI
Edwin James who urged dat these allegations OF lauu
and conspiracy should be tried by jury a. te We. on ny
proper tribunal for such nn investigation The SouH re-
served its decision.
MARINE OOuRT-sPEcIAL TrRM.
Before Judge Ditcnhoofer.
\ RETURNED SOLDIER FoE his BOUNTY.
returned soldier, named Wolf, bIorght SUIT 40 TINS
to 5000 which he aeges was received py
a man named Reich, who enlisted him and took him g
tho Provost Marshals Office, where tho bounty was PAID
This happened two years ago Wolf has served out ms
torm and TO get the money ihe deienco wa
that Reich settled with man who pefsonated Won.
The Judge rcfervcd his DECISION
Il ME.ggR op alE woRKisGsTs's UNION SUES FOR ms
The case Of Hannah Edgar Is yet undecldcy
The plaintiff AYERS he induced 70 join tho Wop
ingnens Association, of which Edgar IS President, az
that having embake 500 IN IL he was dcTauded oy On
his money. Judge Dttcphoeicr's decision WIZ DO ~;
probably on Wednesday. Tho defendant througt nis
counsel, Mr.. Lord demurred to the complaint Sudse
Barrett appears for the plaintiff.
THE CALENDARS. -,
SUPREME CounT--CiacuIT. Wednesday, Noy otst
a4so 2sss, 1896 li75, 2ssa $3.50 1855 234, 2a5s, s45
1882 1855, 2l76 1912, 1914, 2Ji6, 1854, 22ea
SrIEaIoR CouaT--TaIA rERs.Wed9ssday, NOV. 81, s,
Part I-5al5 1889, 40l 900, i74 1883 5oaa 100 iaao
I7es i7s2 ,766 2c43 1852 2oso 2o02 9716 $500 42oo
$50, 1882 J2co, 1898.
ConnoN pLras--TrAL yeRn Part i--ihnrsday, No 9s
1866 6s3 1901, 452, $50 90, 90S e53 b45 'oZo 90
I047 1850 1882 s73 Fart 2-Monday Nov ia ~
1II8. lI.o, llSO, 1881