New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
CIVIL NOTES.

f. Ping s. Co. have begun an action in the
Supreme Court against Rovrosa Co. of Havana to re-
cover deDt of S,6i6 IL
John Brodie, charged with offering himself
M bogus bondsman u tobaccOuists hOnd, was hold
Yesterday III $4,000 bail by Commissioner Shields.
Pedro Parravcini a merchant of CGrdenas,
Cuba is being sued in the Supreme Court BY e. Lud
man co. for debt OF $40 10 due on a current &C
count. The defendants property mas Deen Attached.
Philo r. Ruggles has been appointed referee
in the suit OF Washington Iron Works against Rod
ney p. Lugar. OF the Trustees OF the Montana Mill
Company, the Supreme Court, for debt OF $500 g.
The case of George b. LOckhart against the
steamer Vile du Havre up yesterday before Judge
Benedict in the United States Court Brooklyn. Lock
tbe Vile du Havre in New-York Harbor He lays his
damages at $4,000 The case Is still on.
In the Surrogates Office, yesterday, the will
NJ Frederick Rowagen made July IT. 1873. fled
II deyises 100000 and the eGatees have been directed
IN be present on Nov. 10. The deceased leaves one
third OF his personal property and onehrd OF his real
estate his wife, ana tho rest OF ms property 10 Dc
divided between hls three sons anu the cnlen oI MS
deceased daughter.
In the matter of VIM. W. Hush, bankrupt,
Daniel Adee refused 10 be sworn and examined as a
witness in an examination before Register Williams.
tho ground that he had been appointed receiver OF the
estate by the Supreme Court or the State,
ans that therefore he was exempt from examination as
conrt Yesterday Judge Batohford decided that Adee
was not under section % OF the Bankruptcy aot Gu
titled TO the exemption claimed by hlIn.
Edward LANCE was recently found guilty, in
the United Circuit Court before Judge Benedict
of converting tnail bags TO his use, and
fenced 10 one years imprisonment and to pay fine OF
$780, Rntus f. Andrews, ms counsel, appieu' Sester.
day 10 Ju Baton0rd Of tho United STAGES Circuit
Conrt for writ OF babeas corpus the ground that
LANCE had not been legally sent need because tho act
nmder which he indicted provides Tor hne or i'm
prsonment, but not Tor BOTH Tie Application was re-
fased.
On or about Dec. is, 1871, George Distler
made promissory note, pay5le to the order OF Antten
brand Bros for s.73o three months after date. Tlo
note was dated Brook Dec. IS, 1S2 and It subse
onepty became the property OF the Germania Bank OF
bs city months after the making OF the note.
IN March a. 1872, II went 10 protest The Germanla
Rank no w. brings suit against Distlor and AutenbraDd
Bros Supreme Court. 10 recover the amount OF
the note with interest from March a. 1872 alleging that
DstIer made mistake ia dating ine note aud attended
10 have written " Dec. 49, 1911"
.Iudge Fancher has decided IN favor of the
plainn In the Of Miss Stillwe granddaughter OF
samuel worthy deceased against other devisees OF
her grandfather's will Mr. Noteworthy was a wealthy
dry goods merchant OF this city, aud died IN 1925 entail
ing his property by his will to the third generation.
Some back taxes, assessments and interest amounting
20 about 1000, have. through alleged bunders by
stlwel brought suit to have enough OF the property
sold pay the back taxes and assossments Eott +.
shepard appeared for the plalntin, and Horny III.
Henderson, Livingston X Miller and othors for the de-
feDdauts. ...
In the Marine Court Part l., before Judge
Joachnsen, yesterday the following inquests for tho
plaintiffs we're taken, with costs and Us allowances;
Celestno Rlaoo aud another ag l.. Rask aud auothcr
for si2 65, Abram Hrshfod for the plantf James
x CaInpOell Tor the defendant; James C. Blyles agt
Tho Engineers aud Manuiaotarers' Publishing Com
pany, for tI0l 80 King Meyer for tue paiutif In
fss IL. oeforo Judge dross the Fifth National Bank