New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
SUPREMR COURT-GESRRaL TERs-DEc 6-Befofe Jas
tices BARNARD. CLBRNE and ISGRAHAA
AnMIaaf0Nk THK EAR.

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.
The General Term of the Supreme Court will open
Friday 10 and The gentlemen who are entitled 70
admission requested 70 be present az Y m 70 sign the
from both Committees
James C. AHde5soa. Mortimer Adam. R Ai,sn BIfa..T
e9s. % Baeys ys. B. join ssr chsilss e. Bes
AsIsnd.r BLeznen psq sosIdmn, Ldsn > Bslsh
Jas L. CIu,ldor John Dymond Benz Dayd, Jo' ~ DIon
Embry Henry Ftash Jeta Clinton Cray David L. Hubbard
gsp, Moa Hsr Kdg-rd H.ft9sgs Jsisdsh W. Hsn waP i9
say, jacob L. Michael, James R. Doots IT,. John r. Den1s
GoTsr Geerss Howe Mayo W H.reton William Harvey Hart
William w Jsnnsy Henry y Johnson 1oePa A hrhl
1,S ro6 r n T. De a @sr5 Ell Bys,rS p mscs 81
Diyid Smith. samuel n salmon. Atne C. Thoma' Mason "
tsie s GoSs Mccain Fr opy EdssI a FSay yisa =
4 Trcsdyr VIA A. Wsshburn. Jenny a. WuHlbcy.
Ordered th those speHt' oI admission who have not been
tee during he tho Count 10 b reported on ct The ne1 meet
- CmccT-DEc S-Bofore Nj Justice MuItIs
THE LIABILITY OF INSURANCE COMPANIES TO PUT DAMAGED
PREMISES IL THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION.
Edrar f Ryder sgt The Commonwealth Insurance Co.
The main facts ID the case were published in Tuesdays TEn
uSE The point in the whether the defendants who
had elected 20 put the premises o plaintiff IN o. good condition
the amount claimed by plaintiff had substantially done so II
tho trial that tie cellar Of the premises which
ostrcted as to render it dcut plaster the oft It
o shown that person claiming 70 act IS agent for tho
well done
| The Jury found for defendant.
DETECTIVE CALEEDARs.
IL Tire Supreme Court Part this morning lawyers found
Themselves without tie usual information furnished by the
sheets Of the New York Printing Company TO the oases
the calendar the Oyer and Temncr business gave time for
the supply Of the defect In Part IL the calendar called
had in several defaults taken In Part III which
has already taken several days s and the defect
'''' -''''' CSStsERs-Besore iG Justice ISoRAHln
W r. woaerspoon. agt d. r De Wolf: Geo. Osgood
agt VIM r. DE Groot Joseph Wild agt Chas. G. Duncan
samuel A Noan agt BoutOn B. decentralization granted
fOr second Friday
Catarins Hall agt C. T. stker-NotOn granted for third
Geo W Mur;ey sgt Abraham Isaacs-Modon granted for
same agi same-same decision
samuel A. Nolan e. FREDERICK W Experimentation
Martin Kehoe agt Hugh Newman Motion granted
Arson Blake agt Henry BenBet-Moton granted fof hri
Charlie SPa1 igt Isaiah G CarE-MOtiOn granted and rc
% s YoHngs srt D. Williams =, sl-Motion granted ot
third Friday without prejudice to either party moving fOl
Then Y L. Co agt William II LOck kwood-Notion granted
and SO costs
jane Weiers agt. Lydia waters,-Motion granted
n Corbeti agt n L. Pet Co-Motion granted Tor
Joseph L Palmer agt Samuel cockshaw Motion granted
with stay Of proceedings tn February Ccmt Defendant may
Virgil de- Tscoriaza sgt Emil Ruger-NofIop rr,nted
A. sohwsbius ngt H. Dslton-hoiion granted for al.
Zenas % wight art Richard Riksr-Noton gr,ntod
Isaac C. Comstock agt Warren ). PecLMotion granted
John Horan agt Richard w. Aiken-Motion granted for
second Friday .
wlter Barndohi sg John Perzel: George G. Read act
Ephraim Grant; The Market National Bank agt Daniel
Mager.-MOtOns granted.
In re the claim of Elizabeth Giles and others 6cReror
confirmed and order granted Hngerty ct al agt Alfred
Pine ct a-MoOn granted for third Friday OF December
James Fisher et al a John Roed-Motion grantcd and
reference ordered James Colgate Agt Joseph Cnifis-
Motion granted William IT. Hall et al art George g. Her
maa.- Motion granted and reference ordered.
By Mr.. Justice SUTHERLAND
Anns Murphy agt Andrew GrossMotion 10 dissolve ,r
junction granted without costs The Washington Alexandria
ton order OF arrest gancd with t0 10 abide
the event Of the action Henry syhe ngt Israel Elias et
A-MOtiOE denied with $40 abide the event of tie
action Joseph Palmer s al agt Samuel COekshaW-Ordsr
settled
Lars Ihsen agt The Phladelphla Tire and Life las Mo
ton denied with $40 costs Ia each lsr...
SQhu Batter ct al eg Jacob w Bingham, &c1e inlunc
modified BY the order Of Judge Barnard OF h No,em
ber 1865 continued with tO costs to plaintiffs.
Ih0s S Slndlord agt Mary b. Pagram Il al-Motlon.
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