New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
CIVIL NOTES.
CIVIL NOTES.
The Chatham National Bank is suing the

CIVIL NOTES.
, The Chatham National Bank is suing the
Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling W. Va, to
recover s22l SO collected by defendants for plaintiffs
for the First National Bank of Washing top, D. c.,
Sept I6 1873 The Chatham National Bank has obtained
an attachment in the suit.
Sarah J. Van Tassell, who was married to
William H. Van Tassel Aug G. ISis, by the pastor OF
Baptist Church at Bedford aud Christopher ss has
instituted proceedings in the Supreme Court TO obtain
divorce ncnso e oro with provision for her manen-
ance Mrs. Van Tasse alleges brutal conduct on her
husbands part as the ground OF her action.
The case of A. L. Schermerhorn, admins
rarix agt Benjamin G. Bloss has just been begun
the Superior Court Part L. before Judge Mcneil and
Jury. The plaintiff seeks 10 the value OF United
states bonds for 5000 at par value invested In the
by the defendant that thus stock Was paying 10 per cent
u was only 20 cents IN the market arf ana
that the plaintiffs side of the story is greatly exag
ant made were in good faith.
In the Superior Court, Part H., before Judge
sedgwick. yesterday tried the OF Lewis
grippe against Isaac Rodman, in which boy OF 10 years
sued, through his guardian. for 5000 damages. 1t ap
peared that in October 1872. the plaintiff over
In SeyenIyseyenthst and badly injured IN the head by
butchers cart belonging the defendant driven
by man named McCue employed by the defendant
The defense that the occasion of the accident
McCue took away the cart without the knowledge or
permission OF the defendant The Jury awarded 81 $50
damages. Counsel for plaintiff Mr. Kurizmsn for the
defendant, Messrs. John NJ Cooney and Solomon +.
Higgins.
The Frederick Rollwagen will case came mp
yesterday in the surrogate's Court In consequence
however, q the alleged widow being delivered OF
child and Consequently, as she claims, u
postponed until to-day at IL a. m The contestants OF
the will purpose fling supplemental petition, and on
that ground issuing new citation so as to bring the
infant in party 10 the contest. They also purpose
to have special guardian appointed so as to render the
proceeding efectual against any claim OF the enid
citation will probably be issued to-day, returnable IN
eight days, and the trial WILL therefore, be delayed I'M
I'll Dec. Is.
Judge Nelson delivered an adverse opinion
yesterday ia regard 10 appeals made by Thomas W.
Field and Henry c. Bowen Several months ago Mr.
Field brought an action against Mr.. Bowen, tho pro
prietor OF The brooklyn UHi0n for alleged hDel. Ah
order OF arrest granted but was afterwaru as
charged upon tho stipulation Of Mr. Bowen tnat ne
would not bring an action for the arrest MI reiu the
appealed from the order vacating the order OF arrest
and Mr. Bowen appealed from the stipulation not 10
begin an action. Judge Nelson decided adversely 70
both appeals He held in regard to Mr. Fields appear
that the granting OF orders of arrest should NOT nc
favored IN regard 10 BOwens appeal he he'd that ihe
discharge OF an not unqualified legal fleht
that il IN some degree depended upon the Judges Ieau
iug the papers. and that In such case e oour a
pealed might exercise discretion ana annex ool-
ditiOn 10 prevent huGa1on'