New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Sallie y. Williams of Virginia is defendapt
u an action began yesterday in the Supreme Court ny
Roger A. Pryor. to $3.50 for professional services
The defendants property III this STATE HAS 'oon "N
tacbed in the SUIT
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Curtis the case OF Henry Hollander agt. Richard a.
Thurston was tried. and the jury disagreed and were
discharged +. Goldsmith for tho plalntin, ana D. W.
Fisher for the defondant'
In the Marine Court Part H., before Judge
Gross John Richardson brought suit against Charles
Rarnes Verdict for the defendant with costs and SIS
allowance. L. A. Fuller for the plaintiff and ScudieI
Crer for the dstsha MtinoS6 n6nast by default
ard judgment for the plantn ror soSs ~ wi o NM
comb & Co. for the defendant
Charles A. Jackson, w. +. Knitting, and
Edward Gilbert appointed by the Supreme Court at the
nresent General Term TO examine applicants for ad
msson TO the bar have reported favorpy TO the Court
,he ,lowing and recommended their admis Thomas
Rogers johnson d. feero ~ payps lane, Wiiey
W H. DeWoife, Theodore " Hamilton, Charies1 Schai-
main Charles l. wilmington, j. r. Schuchman, Ihouas
Rnsh. Walter T. Elliott The Committee on Character
report ayorably on the same names
Judge Blatchford granted, yesterday, at the
request OF Judge Benedict writ of haoeas corpus III
the case OF Edward LANCE who was recently convicted
in the United States Circuit Court Of Illegally appropr-
atino mail bags to his LANCE was sentenced
70 one years Imprisonment and fined 800 and tho appi
cation was based the allegation that under tue law
GOVERNING Iauges ease ne cannon Oe
he impr sOned and to pay fine The VIII II relnrnapc
today before Judge Benedict and 10 was refused on
Thursday by Judge BatchOrd because he had not mad
an opportunity to consult with his associate.
I'm the Marine Court, Part J.. before Judge
Joaehinsep ease was tried yesterday in which Ellen
Keyworh suit against Jacob Steiner and others
to recover damages for the unlawful taking OF her
nroperty consisting OF the contents OF liquor and
gambling saloon. The defense get up was that the
1roperty in controversy belonged 10 the plDtn nus
hand against whom the defendants had 0otaineu
Judgment and the property WAS taken a. his upon 'h
Execution The evidence In the case was very cosnlc
ING The Jury returned verdict for the detendants
WIN costs and SIS allowance. WIN. j. Wolfe I0f tho
nlliutif aud Max. Moses Tor the defendant
A suit for breach of promise has been begun
In the CITY Court Brooklyn by Mary Leiber through
her guardian, Frederick 4. Treiber, against Henry
Graf The complaint states that the plaintiff was intro
dueed 10 the defendant July g. 1875 While oota were
attending "A moonlight excursion; that the defendant
ACCOMPANIED her home and called TO see her few even
ngs afterward that On July q the plann asked the
DESCENDANT to marry hun, and that snc consented MIS
Jeihcr swears that the defendant gave her two rings,
one OF which engagement ring that ne spoke 70
others ABOUT her hs atiianced wife, and regularly
visited her two three times week until Oct. l. she
concludes by stating that Mr.. Graf appears To nave re-
Dented Of promises he refuses TO rltrry ht
whercupon che claims, through her attorney Patrich
Ready that her affections have been trhsd with 10 The
extent Of $4,000.