New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
CIVIL NOTES.


In the United States District Court, yester-
day, in the case Of the United States against William
Coland ths jury found verdict for the plaintiffs for
s6li 10, the value OF cigars alleged 10 nave oeeh
struggled
In the Breslau suits, in which several mil
lion dollars worth of property is involved, Judge Bar
nard delivered ON Thursday an opinion dissolving an
Injunction which restrained the Welwoods large real
estate owners from selling lots IN Breslau.
In the Surrogate's Court. the hearing of the
testimony in relation to the estate OF George Hardin
deceased was adjourned yesterday until next Thurs
day and the hearing OF the testimony IN the contested
will Of Mary Teed, deceased Will be resumed To-
day.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Gross yesterday George Derr brought suit against
AdoJphus Kaufman The plaintiff built two houses for
the defendant In Sprngs and sued to recover $685. the
balance due on the contract The defendant claimed
the work was badly done, and that me painul
was bound by his contract to obtain the archtects GER
tfcate that the buildings were properly hnlsne1 Inc
jury gave sn cents to plaintiff A. fhedSy iof pain''
In the case of the Second National Bank of
Erie PENN agt The Ocean National Bank Of this city.
action was brought to s7727s %, the alleged
value OF certain deposits which we're made by the PLAIN
tin with the defendant. and which were taken from the
safe of the latter when u was robbed II was charged
that the robbery could have been prevented by due
an gence and care aud the case was tried In the Uned
States Circuit Court before Judge William d. 5hpnan,
short time before he resigned Judge of that Court
He kept the matter under consideration till yesterday
when he filed decision for the defendant ON the ground
that OF diligence ana care had not been proved
in the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday.
before Judge Gross the following inquests and judg-
ments were taken for the plaintiffs in each case witch
costs and SIS allowance: Charles p Hawkins agt Arthur
spooner for $50 81 David MeAdam for the plaintiff. and
A. Mcdonald for the defendant. Thomas 4. Stewart
agt. Collins, for $42l 81; w. ii. Tornbley for the
plaintiff aud Beebe Donanue COOK Tor the Defendant
Isaac Godstein aud others agt. Solomon Nathan, for
sl56 26 H. H. Lowenthai for the plaintiff, ana julius
Lipman tor the defendant Arthur Is. Graves agt.
Nathan CORONA. Tor So i6 Jerome Buck for the de-
PENDANT.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Joachimsen, yesterday, the following inquests and
judgments for the plaintiffs taken, and In each
case with costs and s25 allowances oliver d. Taylor
agt John Roper for t104 o.; Thomas H. Barrowsky for
tho plaintiff and George J. Turner for the defendant
william H. Merriam and another agt. Thomas Bogen-
ritter and another So0 l. Johnson for the plats,
and f. j. Anderson for the defendants The Same for
sl4 ~. John Herman and others aRt. Thomas Bogen-
ritter for 1851 IL. Bridget OCOnner agt Philip Yer
puuk verdict for the plantn Oy direction or
the Court for s52S with aud SIS allowance; T. II.
Hurley for the plaintiff and Leroy Cove Tor Inc de-
PENDANTS.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Gross case was tried yesterday wherein the plaintiff,
Herman Hernsten, assignee OF tie law 1rms or
Stevens Il Rymerton and Rymerton TallmadSe,
brougt AN action against Sarah NJ Chandler to
$500 as counsel fees In conducting two lawsuits the
defense was I'm OF the suits the eonnse agreed
10 take ope-hal OF the amount recovered ana nothing
was recovered and In the other SUIT sue was tne pntu
tiff and her counsel allowed the defendant IN that case
after he had been arrested 10 be released without her
consent and the services were not properly perOrneu
The Iury returned verdict Tor the plaintiff for $50 and
costs with SIS allowance. Rymerton cornell Tor te
plaintiff, and Pittman Il sullivan for the defendant.