New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
CIVIL NOTES,

Brett, Son g. Co., ship-brokers and commits
sion merchants have begun an action in the Supreme
Court against C. 8. Dawes and Others owners OF the
bark Harrisburg. for 1851 50 commission
| Edward X. Winship of No. "a Br0ad-st. and
No So East Nnh-s is being sued in the Supreme Court
by Frederick A Mckay for 81 OO the balance OF loan
Of 5000 An attachment has been issued against his
| property.
| Christian Lorenzo the proprietor OF a
distilery at Niuety-e and Thirdave, charged
| with doing business without filing the required bond
ami with illegally removing spirits was held yesterday,
| IN 5000 bail by COMMISSIONER Shields.
| An application was made yesterday in the
surrogate's Court by c. E. Whitehead. counsel FOR
the Iegaees OF the late N Gilman to transfer 100000
belonging estate from the Union Trust Company
10 the Farmers Trust Company. Tue application was
the executors II being learned from the counsel that
Unlon Trust Company would resume business on or
before Dec. 1, the hearing was adjourned un that day.
| An order of service of summons by pub
LEGATION has been made the suit begun yesterday in
the Supreme Court by Arnold MayrovCz for an absolute
| divorce from Bertha MayrovicZ. Mr. and Mrs. May
royiez are natives OF Russia. They married here
on iniy H. 1869 nv Alderman Thomas Conan, aud lived
together until jane, 1872 On October H. 1872, Mrs.
| Eayrovicz went 10 Hamburg on the steamship
Cnbria when last heard from sho was IN ST. Peters
| burg.
| In the Marine Court, before Judge Gross,
case was tried yesterday wherein the plaintiff Adam
Nerdlnger brought action against Edward specht TO
5000 upon two prOmssory notes for 500 each
The defense was that tho malt for which tho two notes
wore given was not gOot 1t had been represented
~ he and thar ne had 10 throw away 100 barrels OF beer
because malt bad. In reply to this defense, the
plaintiff claimed that the notes were made TO iim by the
defendant year after the mat had been used. verdict
for the plaintiff the fan amount with costs ard s5
allowance. Adoph leyinger for the painth, and Au-
gust =. WAGNER Tor tine defendant
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Curtis the following inquests and judgments were
taken for the Plaintiffs IN each case with costs aud s25
sowances Henry Harrison agt Morris Frederick, for
s2ss "a; Andrews & Gibson for the plaintiff and Titus
Gordon for the defendant. Joseph strauss ag Moses
~ ana rberg SOS 81; Jacobs & Sink for the plaintiff
aud steele & Boyd FOR tue defendant IN the case OF
others the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff
for $500 aud interest with c9sts and s25 allowance;
& Morgan fos the defendants
The hearing of the testimony in the con-
tested III case OF Milford Martin resumed yester
day in the Surrogate Court The only witness examined
was Henry r. Martin, who testified that he read the
paper eviously referred to By him. before he showed
IL 70 Mr. Berry Tie witness could not remember what
be sand to Berry % the time hnt believes that lie re-
marked thht N.Y. lnsr ,r t ni pTGle tb ar
Was written upon IN lSid pencil "Sopy VI mo original
VIII iu the hands OF C. & ] neWtt' A paper was
adorable hesitation, being the document examined
By nm and SIR Berry: Adjourned tii Tuesday Nov rs.
In the Marine Court, Part IT,, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Gross the following inqdests and Judgments
were taken for the plaintiffs, with costs and SOS allow
s6s5 O9 David McAdam for the plaintiffs and N. II.
Shirley for the defendant c. s. Bliss AT Frtz Bergcr
FOR S2ls james N. Piper for the pi1nth. ana LON
hard AZ Spence for the defendant. James Eyais agt
Howard Pearsai for 1867 Han Blandy Tor the plain
Slindey agt John c. Babeo. k for fJ7 William M,Srsne
agt Jacob .rave for sos % T. j.. Enneyer Tor the
plaipt, 20 wer Beayy Tor The defendant In The
case OF Hannah Garland agt. john Ber.n me JURY
disagreed and dischargedt t. y. Newland Tor the
plaintiff and s. l.. MacOmDef tor the defendant,
In tho Marine Court. Part H., yesterday,
before Judge Joachmscn, the following inguests and
judgments were taken FOR the paiutis, IN each
w III costs and s25 alioy aDces JOHN +. D6ener agt
Louis Klndt others, for s24s IS; Ulman Remington
tor the plaintiff aud T. Baker for the defendaats
Luther Adams aud otAers sgt Robert NJ Allen and |
Others for si9 co. George Wilcox for the plaintiffs, and
Christopher Fine for the defendants. David Howell
agr Riclard H. Eas ths verdict tortle defendant by
order of the Court fr 500; A. Mathewson for the
plaintiff Fkhian Clark FOR the defendant. John
Estu George NJ Mtenachr Judgment by consent
for the plaintin for sJl W; A. j. AZ W. ii. hrcheis
tho plaintiff and f. III. Rosenberg for the defendant
Roman W. Weber age Tie German Society OF the City
o NewYork, verdict Tor tue plaintu Dy order VI she
CourC for Ct cents g. Cornell for the plaintiff L.
Saunders ior defendant. Robert Clarke sgL William
Powell, tr verdict FOR plaintiff ior SO 81, with T.
H. All. r. Watson fof the paintia, and Chase, Be.tow
* Holt for the defendant.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
The Grand Jury of the Court of General Sessions
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