New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
CIVIL NOTES.

George Lazzaro has begun an action in the
Supreme Court TO recover from the Union Insurance
Company OF Bangor Maine, 1900 on policy OF inSur-
anoe and has attached tneir property In TINS o1ate
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday. be-
fore Judge Aker the OF Joseph Leone against
Robert Murray were dismissed by the Court on motion
OF defendants attorneys, with costs and $25 allow
ances for the DEFENDANT g. W. smith Tor tue painful
and Goodrich Wheeler for the defendant
On the application of Elliot Sanford, Judge
arreinore OF The Court OF Common Pleas granted yes
terday order to show cause why mandamus should
not issue compel the County Auditor 10 audit the blu
OF Vim. C. Ford for supplying books to the Reg trars
Office Tue bill was audited by the Supervisors at $4,000
TIE Court made the order returnabe ON the 2lst hst
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday, be-
fore Judge McAdam. the following business was trans
acted each with costs and SIS allowances to the
plaintiff: Charles Damseaux agt. Marvin Il: Clark; YER
dict for the plaintiff for sos 33 c. NJ stafford Tor the
plaintiff Russell < Dunn for the defendant Garrett r.
Anderson agt. Louis j. Beoni for s9l S3 Z. II. Buen
for the plaintiff and J.. 81 Ingraham for the Defendant
In the Surr0gate's Office yesterday the Will
OF the late E.i White admitted to probate. Mr.
White was one OF the oldest and most successful and
estmable merchants Of this city having been identified
for a long period with the hat trade in which he had
accumulated large fortune. He died Dec. 4, 1873
about "A week after the death OF his WIFE By tie WILL
made In 1850. aud the two c0dlcs attached zen years
later his Two sous and an unmarried daughter are
equal shares TO the remaining children, two sons ana
two daughters. after providing trust fund for his
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday, be-
fore Judge McAdam, the suit OF William b. OBrien TO
recover 81 damages from David NJ. Koher, for al
legged false Imprisonment was CALEB. Kohler ap-
pointed assignee of the estate OF Martin Bray,
bankrupt. He put three keepers in charge OF liquor
saloon claimed as part OF the bankrupts estate The
plaintiff in the present suit disputed the keepers right
OF posse ssion and their refusal TO leave the store
locked them in Proceedings thereup0n Instituted
against hun before United states Commissioner OSBORN
Ia wing ntertered with the keepers, warrant was
issued he rresed, imprisoned for snort tme ana
WA, finally discharged lie then brought the SUIT
against KOhler damages for the arrest Inc
the absence proof of express malice or OF such an
entire absence Of probable cause would JUSTIFY the
inference OF malice, and dismissed the complaint
Niles sherman McGiDn for the paintin, ana T. SmJ tn
for the defendant
In the Marine Court, Part Ill, yesterday,
before Judge Gross the following nquests and juds
ments we're taken by the plaintiffs in each case with
costs and as allowances Frederick Michel agt. George
Kupler for s5i9 a. Solomon & Burk for the plaintiff
and Shaw & JerolomOn for the defendant. Same
parties and the attorneys, for $40 49, Charles
Rosenberg agt NJ Mari, for slis; L. Rndskop for the
nlant and Cook Il Schenck for the defendant. Edward
Tracy anu another ag Matthew Smith, for $3.50 Is J.
g. SwarOut for the plaintiff, and j. A Dinkel for the
for x57s % d. G. Wild for the plainr and Brown II
Rabe TOR the defendant. In the case OF William IL.
Move agt. NJ A NIder and another, the case was dls
missed; W T. Richardson Tor the plaintiff and Chandler
* Smith for the defendant. Henry NJ. Sacks and
another agt. Jane MeZg vererdIct for the panh for
s2ll co. with and s25 allowance; Blumenstlel
Ascher the plaintiff, and d. Z. Goodheart for the
defendant.