New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09

CIVIL COURTS.

INJUNCTION ORDER RESTRAINING THE sHbis
IFF OF THIS COUNTY-ALLEGED FRAUDU-
lent CONVEYANCE BY A PETITIONER IN
BANKRUPTCY.
IL fe Charles Mori,rI Bankrupt
The following is the substance OF tho oruer
in this matter: -, ,i,,o, ~
that Charles A. Morford has filed his petition Tor ms h
court, and that said petitioner herein reeoyers tudg
ment against the said Charles Morford IN the supreme
Court ~ the state OF the LIST of June last
for s26sl ST. and that execution has been issnea on sa
Judgment to the sheriff OF Ihe o my c anu Sons
Ard lot, No. 50 West seventeenth st., in said city,
s Sy lin And his wife TO one Anthony D.
Woriord who with his wife has conveyed tho same 70
me wife Of seq qai e. A and SaasS
lot IS stll the property OF the said Charles Moriora
The said Charles A. Morford WILL during the pchdency q
said bankruptcy, convey or mortgage sa1
"S an nncton order was Issued out Of this Court
rest. aiming the sheriff from returning the cAecuon ana
enjoiug and restraining this petitioner IRON attenpng
TO collect said dgment; now notion Of the attorney
for the petitioner is ordered that the Injunction order
cute an action aside these coneyances as yo ana
Charles A. Morord and so far as to permit the spern 70
return said execution. n fNN y
THE POWER OF REGISTERS TO APrOISD AS
SIGNFES IN CERTAIN CASES.
10 Moriaer L. CorweD ~,
COgSwel was petitioner in bankruptcy; Inc
first meeting Of creditors was appointed 20 be held oeore
pearine tho Register appointed assignee Of The bank
rupt's property This contended, he had no rigt
Rceiscr contendei that meeting Of creditors was held
within the meaning OF the act Judge decides
that the Register correct In appointing the assignee
PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTCY;
Petitions in bankruptcy were tled ana referred
follows; Petition OF Francis h. MellVsn9i tn's It hi
referred TO Register Williams OF Charles r. noPer VI ,s
city referred egister Fitch OF Lpinan Mayer OF ths
city referred TO Register Dayton ana oil hi h0rner VI
this city, referred to egster Alien.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAHDEEs- BY LEoNARD' j.
DECISIONS.
Charles T.. Jachne agt. Gustav Stiuve.-MOtlon
granted vacate arrest with go costs - hnans AT ~
Jroby &C. a-Referencc ordered 70 take testimony and
report with opinion
SUPERIOR coURT-srEoML TGRM.-Before Justice
McCUNS.
THE MURDER OF COZ. O'BRIEN IN THE July
RIOTs-DIsCHARGE OF KEALEY on $1,000
BONDS.
In this matter, already fully reported, Justice
McCunn has rendered the following opinion:
McCUNN, i'm the Of The People agt. Thomas
Kealey, have. from careful examination OF an me
facts and circumstances concluded 70 allow the defend.
ant on bail The prisoner arrested on the sd day OF
July last ana although strenuous ,iloIts nave Deeh naao
hs part T. have hearing he has unI now been nm
successful II is settled principle In common law that
the party accused has right TO Immediate hearing,
and to have his accnsers brought lace 10 lace
with him. SO that he can purge himself OF the
this Gaze and no good has been for such
delay On looking at the affidavit nade by tine leading
positive tenor | therefore determined before should
act in the premises make inquiry from the magistrate
before whom IL taken, and who had committed the
prisoner, and learned from him that he believed great
luminosity exists between The family OF the prisoner and
that of the witness. also learned from other
that the prisoner IS very steady man. mechanic work
ing at ms trade and Of respectable people and apart
from this charge bears good character. Under the
circumstances, and knowing his have slept 80
long since the alleged crime was committed now over
four years, and by and with the advice of Mr. Justice
Kelly have determined that by pursuing the course
am about adopt his attendance will DO secured TO
swer any indictment the Grand Inquest may ind. Tx
the bail at $1,000. J. II MCCUSS
Bail IN that amount satisfactory 10 the District Attor.
ney was given, and the prisoner was discharged
DECISIONS.
Board of Water Commissioners of Detroit
agt Henry A. Bunn-MotiOn granted. James &. Brooks
AIT Charles A. SetsOn Motions granted. In the matter
OF Thomas Kealy-Prsoncr discharged bail. Edward
X Al Burtis art David Authorization granted.
Before Justice JONES.
Joseph Baylev ag James Carson Case settled; papers
Oh file in clerks Office
sURROGATE'S COURT COUNTY or NEW YoAK-Be-
fore the Hon. GIDEON j. TUCKER