New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIVIL COURTS.

THE CIVIL COURTS
In the Supreme Court Chambers, new phase
OF the Olympic Theater question up yesterday In
motion open Judgment obtained against Mr. Grover
for months rent Of that theater Mr. Grover contends
that he has full defense seton for certain chairs
&C. furnished By him at Mr. Dus request and that hs
default was accidental Decision reserved.
In the U. s. Circuit Court, yesterday. the
case of Isaac Cook against THE TRIBUNE Association
action for beD called on motion Of Cooks counsel
to have day named for the trial Judge Blaehford said
it was desirable dispose Of the present calendar and
that would perhaps be better to try the in Febr
airy next before Judge Benedict. This was acceded to-
In the Brooklyn City Court, Paul Barbarino
alleged assault The defendant sets up general denial
and furthermore charges that the complainant struck the
first blow, and that be merely defended himself Case
still on The local newspapers complain because the inter
prefer whom the Board Of SUPERVISORS r9SeI
at day, attends to only ono part OF MS duty Namely
the drawing Of his salary.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. the following Internal Revenue business was Oh.
Of Forty hfhsreet North River. The distery, In thn
case was owned by Dr. Blaisde and John J. Ecke the
latter of whom was prominent witness In the Brden
case" The distillery Is Of immense capacity and has
large rectfyng establishment connected with It, was
ne and was by default on tuesday
last Notice is now given by counsel for claimants thai
ne w MAKE ar AZ oSanT Of DseS spts
&c. found at the southeast corner OF Houston and Su
and liquor store on the same premises. both being
owned by Robert Harrison Counsel for claimant did not
run without license and without complying with any Of
the requirements OF the Internal Revenue laws Upon
these facts the Court ordered verdict FOR the Govern
ment. r. ..
Judge Blatchford has just made the following
order In relation the publication OF notices In bank
ruptcy 1t being desirable that uniform rates should DO
established far practicable for the publishing in
newspapers published in the City and County Of New
York Of notices in bankruptcy proceedings, and that
such rates should be possible consistently With
the circulation Of newspapers of adequate circulation
and being necessary order to effect those ends and
desirable for the convenience OF creditors that such pub
LEGATIONS should be made in not than two OF such
newspapers ordered that Rule 81 OF the Rules In
Bankruptcy prescribed by this Court BIZ and the same
hereby amended by striking out Of the designation OF
newspapers in the City and County Of NewYork all eI
cept the Times and The Commercial Advertiser, and that
the following prices and be paid for the pub
fishing such newspapers the following notices. In IM
N Dav Times for the publication two times OF the no
tice by the Marshal, Messenger under warrant W
for the publication three times OF the notices OF an
assignee or trustee OF his appointment, IS; ioi
the publication three times OF the notice W
the clerk TO show cause against the granting
OF discharge ST. for the publication OF other notices an
average of the above rates. In The hec York CONNER
cdL Advertiser for the publication Of notices as aDOv
81 2 "a o. and Sc, respectively; for the puDeatoho
other notices, average of these rates.
In consequence OF embarrassments that have arisen 10
practice from the establishment Of the "2th Rue I'D
bankruptcy" of the District Court for this District II mas
been vacated by Judge Blachford leaving any case ID
which any groudlof complanuexiss against an assgnes
on account OF any matter connected with his employment
OF an attorney solicitor TO be brought before the Co
for its action.