New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Surrogate's Court, yesterday. the
hearing of the will OF Abner Duel was adjourned over
unnl Monday next.
The General Term of the City Court of
Brooklyn will close to-day. Judge Nelson viii st In
Special Term every day until August
A Special Term of the Supreme Court OF
Kings County will be held IN BROOKLYN by Judge
Barnard on every Monday during July aud August.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Rowland the case OF Tupper ag styles disposed Of
yesterday by verdict for s35 d costs and s25 GLOW
ances. s. X. 81 b. f. Wightnan for The plalntn. ana
Mcdaniel q Todd for the defendant
In the Marine Court Part w. before Judge
Joaehinsen yesterday the suit OF Christopher sauer
vein agt. Abbott Burdett was concluded By Judgment
for the plath for so u. :. LbOmpsoh Tor tne pAih
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spauIding yesterday the Hussey agt wildpret
resulted In verdict for the defendant costs aud 81
allowances II. Z. Constant appearing for the paint f.
and Duuning Edsall FOR the defendant. IN the case
OF Freeman agt. The Marshall Horse Collar Com panY
inquest plaintiff for $3.50 %, costs, and S25 allow
taken W. j. Foster FOR the plaintiff aid K.
r. Lee for the defendant
The case of Nathan G. Miller of Plymouth,
Ct. against william b. Smith OF Hartford. brought
recover damages on Of the alleged unsOundness
OF the trotung mare NOucsuch, bought OF Smith by
Miller concluded In the Superior Court nc SUring
plaintiff. Nonesuch, wnen sold was warranted sound,
but proved be crlbber aud the defeuse that
crlDDlug haDlt ANA not uusOundneSs.
County Judge Moore of Kings County
rendered decision, yesterday I'm the matter OF the for
feted of Mrs Fanny Hyde. the murderess Of
George w. Watson Mrs Hyde failed TO appear for trial
when her case was called on. aud District Attorney
BrttOn had her bonds forfeited Her counsel Samuel D.
Norris applied have the bonds remitted and Judge
Moore Mas granted the motion, providing tho Dondsmen
shall pay So which necessarily expended by the
county procuring the and return OF the prisoner
10 tie county, aud comply With such order may De
made by the City Court wiCn regard 20 cObts.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spaudng. the ease OF Richard G. Jones as FOtis LOm-
bardo, S5ifor his services architect.
is tril. Jones claims be acted such capacity
when building two houses Thirty and one on
Thrty-hrst-st the defendant, while the latter de-
his employ ueut architect, admitting, however,
that he dd employ nm 20 supervise certain repairs
general superintendent, auu Jit ne has Already palu
hn for those services, Wncn were so neggcnJy per
formed that Ae has suffered 800 damages sU further,
lie claims that ne gave the defendant SlIG % dp
Piled To the work thc house. Out That n vas not so
applied; aud le asks Judgment by way Of counter
claim against the planun Tor s6I6 30. g. ". kdthburn
the plaintiff, and H. ". AutJn Tor tine defendant.
William Madden died ut No. S3l Pacific St,
Brooklyn, IN March, 1s5l leaving estate valued az
s3OtOJ most of which invested bonds and mort
gages A viii was made IN October, 1870, by which
s2OO0o was bequelthcd 10 Wm Madden grandson OF
the deceased "a Doe paid n attained his majority,
,,t4 married and lad ,sup and ia ease lad issue.
which was devised the Roman CathUic Orphan Asy-
shOuil 90 % EztuctL MliOuey Ngue, lrieud OF DC
eea scd The OF the decease J0un Madden or New
Jersey Iestcd the WILL on tc ground LnaJ ns Idthei
was not OF sound mind when hc made the Will Surr0-
gate Veeder rendered decision yesterday setting aside
tine VIII Ou the ground that tine deceased was lAconP,
tent Messrs Morris ana Pearslli FOR the contestant
Madden, j. q. smith and George FOX Tor tuc Denc
hclar4es named III the "lA.