New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
CIVIL NOTES.

In Common Pleas, Trial Term, Part l., the
one hour cause calendar will he called next Tuesday.
The Judges of General Term Superior Court
issued An order yesterday that lawyers shall furnish
copies Of papers facilitate the Court reporter IN Keep
ing his record .
Thomas T.. Fairfax recovered judgment OF
s7o yesterday in the Superior Court Part L. oeiore
JudGe Van Worst against the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company. for loss OF baggage
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
begun u suit in the Supreme Court to recover ron
Isaac Taylor. resident Of Massachusetts $4,000 the
for $1,000 on April 81 1867.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Mr. Huntington finished his argument in defense OF
Benons Howard indicted for manufacturing counterfeit
match stamps. and Assistant United states Dstrot-N
torney Purdy gan hs summing up for he prosecution
Judge Benedict will charge the jlry today
The suit tor breach of promise of marriage
brought by Miss Jeanette Hammond of PeekskilI
against Vim. NJ. Dean of this city, IN which $4,000 was
claimed as damages brought 10 AL end yesterday
In the Brooklyn Circuit Of the supreme Court DJ Ve
dict for the plaintiff for $500 The plaintiffs counsel
moved for An allowance, and defendants attorneys
made a motion for "a new trial. Argument on both mo
tions set down for saturday.
The Joab Lawrence eXtraditon case came
I'D in the Court Of Oyer and Termner yesterday morn
ing the District Attorney submitting his demurrer.
Judge Brady sustained the demurrer. both the met
its and on the question OF apdcaa aud Lawrence
was remanded TO the custody Of tue oheru Later ~
a writ OF c,rfiorari have Judge Bradys decision IN
the case re yewed at General Term Meantime the prs
oner remains at the Hoffman House III the SheHh ;
custody.
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday, be
fore Judge McAdam the following business was trans
acted Henry Moos agt Isaac Schreiber.-Verdlct for
the plaintiff Tor 800 costs, and SIS allowance L. Kinds
kopf for the plaintiff and L. Cohen for the defendant
Lyman s. Rosenberg agt. The Mississippi valley FIRE
Insurance COmpany.-DecisiOn reserved; H.. Patterson
for the plaintiff aud story shepard Tor the defendant
diet for the defendant with costs and SIS allowance
Newcombe Levinger tor tho plaintiff. AMI Gardner
GoOdheart for the defendant
In the Marine Court, Part L., yesterday, be-
fore Judge Aker the following nguests aud Judgments
by the plaintiffs in each case with costs and
SIS allowances Nathaniel r. Jones at. the New FORK,
West Shore and Chicago Railroad Company. for
S5l9 So Niles x Bagey for the painuh ana h. f. Bacon
do Done err for ssss 50 D. 4 r. Medallion for the
plaintiff and Heidreth & ohafer for the defendant
johanna KnOeppe agt Peter Hanover. fOr s17J 81
Thomas Henry for the plaintiff and Kurzman Yea
for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday, be-
fore Judge Aker the following tried: Euge-
MIA Lccour agt Edward s Fnleyyerdict for The plain
tiff by direction of Court for $40 o. with costs and
s.5 allowance Blumcnstic & Archer for the plaintiff,
and 5. H. Randall for the defendant squlres L. New,
berry ag George Middleton.V Verdict Tor the plaintiff
Tor d. costs and t55 allowance; Niles X Ba.ley for
the plaintiff, and E. E. Price for the defendant Thc
Bradley Chair Manufacturing Company agt Alexander
s. Topany-vordet for the plaintiff for sl5l TO- eosis,
and allowance l.. \, Lockwood for the plantn, and
John Flanagan for the defendant.
The old claim of Warden Tracy, for pay
ment for support OF prisoners in Ludlowst Jail during
tho last four months 1870 argued before Judge
Brady in Chambers. yesterday Mr.. Fullerton for the
reator aud Mr. Carter for the defendant THIS was the
third application for order on the County Auditor to
audit the bill, and the Controller TO approve It, The
second application refused Judge Fancher the
ground that no proof OF audit by the Supervisors
forthcomiug tho vouchers could not b. found Ger
hcAtes OF audit by the Supervisors produced
terday, aud anilayits were handed in denying the
AUDITORS allegation of overchargc and explaining every
item. and the seeming high charges Az to the slleGa
ton that the number OF prisoners not large
charged for IL explained that the County Auditor
took his numbers from the Sheriff. office returns,
whereas prisoners committed from the Marine
Court and malicious outrases Mr.. Carter replied,
ana the court took the papers.