New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Woodruff will call the admiralty
anne al calendar tomorrow the United States Circuit
Room, at No. q Chambors-st.
In tho case of Irving C. Terry agt Mamie
E. Terry in the Supreme Court for divorce an order Oh
service OF oy publication was made yestgpda
by Judge Barrett Mr.. aud Mrs ierey wero :"
Brooklyn on Jan. II, 1872
Mr.. Scudder of the firm Of Carter & Scudder
of this city appointed by Judge Barrett yesterday
referee to take testimony in suit brought by T. ~ Is >;
Setson agt. Bowles Brothers 10 recover th'ee Po VI
life insurance deposited with them'
Thomas Casey, otherwise Brennan, one OF the
witnesses for Stokes, arrested an escaped conVic
from the Peuitcnulry. brought before Juds9 bal
rett i'm Chambers yesterday demand TOT hlS tt'ase
udts barrett decided TO let the matter up IN the
Court Of oyer and Termncf.
Edward Spccht was arrested yesterday by
Deputy-sherif JudsOn Jarvis in consequence OF sun
begun In the Marine Court against him By christian
Maurer for alleged false arrest ana detento opo'I
gave pail 10 DIR. Jarvis IN 500 Tor MS appearance "
court To answer the charges made against hn'
A consent and order Of dlscontinuance ana
removal OF the lis pendens lately filed III the County
Clerks ONCE. in the case OF George r. Lane9ein agt
Elizabeth Burke yesterday signed by judge Bar
rett the plaintiffs demand being pad IN dgl Win al
costs aud disbursements lncidental 10 the SUIT
Another order of arrest against James ID.
Ons and Alfred L. Lagrave was obtained III the su-
preme Court yesterday by Bacharach Essential VINO
aegc that the prisoners obtained goods from them py
false representations The order waa dlrecten 10 'he
IudOW-st JAN
Surrogate Hutchings granted yesterday an
order on the executor Of DR.. Valentine Mott to Apply
5000 Of the of the Mott estate, which Is valued at
more than slOOoOOO, to the educating OF the grand,
children OF the deceased, who are the children OF hs
son. Thaddeus r. Mott. Wilson Nolan Tor tue MOTION
and I. ". Bird Tor the executor
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Curtis yesterday, inquest taken for the planh
in the case OF Patrick schwarz agt John H. Whtson
for Stos s7 with costs and sos allowance; Howe. Hum
mel. ana Peckham for the pbtlntiH In the case Ol
schwez Az S ~ III and Cniver and
Wright for the defendant
The contested will case Of Richard Il. But
Ier deceased was resumed yesterday Ia the surogdes
Court when William o. Butler, the contestant was
crossexamined testifying that he had not seen bis
brnbr the deceased after the latter sailed for Europe
lanes H. Sanger testified to the Incorporate and eccen
tric habits OF the deceased. The case was then ad
iourned until tomorrow at noon. H. T. Dunnng IOf De
propOnent aud Samuel b. Courtney for the contestant
In the United States District Court yester-
day suits were begun against the following Frank Les
he TO recover 800 as alleged balance OF duty due on
paper imported by him; DIR. Felix Gouraud, to recover
g. GOO penaty for failing to alx revenue stamps on
packages of imported indicated soap Lawrence Il Co
hen Z J. Lew and A. Dlugberty. liking revenue
stamps on paying-eards SO thst they "oui" not 10
broken when the packages were opened
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday, be-
fore Judge Gross the following cases were dismissed
with costs on the defendants John Ingram agt Albert
c. Crane p Jordan for the plaintiff and j. W. Fisher
for the defendant Stafford agt Olney Doolite. Davis
& Lyon for the plaintiff and Ball Beale for the defend
ant Elias Benson ag Elizabeth Miller with s25 allow
for lie defendant following inQuests were taken
for the plaintiffs with costs and s25 alowanees oud
art Tysgn for sl5T 63 A. J. McCreery for the plaintiff,
ami A. Chedsy for the defendant q. z. Howell agt.
Alexander Hrgar for s3 SO; Estes Barnard for the
nIaintiR and H. Reavey for the defendant Benjamin
hihen act Harriet Coral for s323 80 Runsle En-
clohardt Tor the plaintiff aud r. f. Anderson for the
defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part |. yesterday be-
fore Judge Joachimsen, Edmond Huerstel brought suit
against tue New-York and Harlem Railroad Company
to recover damages the following facts Mr.. Huer-
te recently the 6O train by running through one
OF the archways opposite the tunnel, but was followed
nv several men wearing the uniform of the Central De-
pot and forclby elected against his own remonstrance
and that of many passengers who witnessed the scene
Mr. Huestel a oommucr on the road, ana MS ticket
entitled him passage the train Tue defense IN
sisted that the depotmaster had made rule that no
person should building By the arehway; that
one OF the doormen stationed az that entrance had for
hidden the plaintiff TO enter previous rs well as on
that occason and that the officers who followed him
used no more force than necessary 10 eject him.
Tho plaintiff denied this notice. and proved that many
persons had entered the same way on previous occa'
SONS Verdict for tho plaintf III 5000 damages with
| costs aud SIS allowance