New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
CIVIL NOTES.

William A. Beach and Thomas G.. Sherman
appeared together yesterday in Superior Court Irai
rerm before judge Their object was 70 procure
.it arising out % gold transaction Ii put over to
the first week in June.
The Society for the Reformation OF juvenile
Delinouents yesterday obtained from Judge Lawrence
,itting in Supreme Court, Chambers temporary III
,nnction restraining Paul Fak from continuing per
formances at the TyO Theaer with the ordinary order
show cause why IL shou4u uot NC Hi"uo PEI
until he pays Incense Ice
In the matter of the taking of property for
the sewYork Bridge Company, the supreme Court Gen
er Term Judge Brady giving the opinion, hold that the
act OF 1874 waived me ntaUns Oh 1e b ne MET
and the Company s has the powers granted oY those
acts
Judge J. F. DAILY, in the Common Pleas Cham
oer Yesterday denied motion To vacate an execution
against the city and levy the pictures in the city
Hall The execution was in favor Of william McMahoni
and according TO cOunses statement only issued
1or the Judgment The Court held that Controller
had right 70 refuse 10 respectable attorney VINO t
dered satisfaction piece Of vaiid judgment lhe warrant
due his Judgment.
In the suit of the Tenth National Bank
against the city for interest S27 $3.50 O5 advanced by
them 10 the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction,
and repaid 10 them 1872 under the special act Of that
year authorizing the refundng of moneys advanced Dy
hanks the General Term of the Supreme Court holds that
40 as r,pt and that was condition of is payment pay
lnent OF the principal extinglished the whole debt
The Hebrew Free School Association having
built their school on ground held long lease one con-
dtion Of which the payment OF taxes sued the city,
under the law which exempts property held by a re-
lgous association and used exclusively for schools TO
act aside tax levied upon their school. The city de
INJURED the facts stated by them did not maze out
case the exemption from taxation The special IeIIn
OF the Supreme Court Overrcd the demurrer Inc Cen
era of that Court sustain the ruling OF the Court
belew Leave however. given 10 the city 10 deny the
facLs By way OF Neville and Andrews appeared
for the plaintiff; d. j. Dean for defendant
Sigismund Schwab. who was convicted for
selling liquor without license before Judge Barrett in
oyer and Ter1niner appealed, and his appeal de-
cided yesterday by the Supreme Court, General Term
They hold Judge Daniels giving the opinion that the
act Of 1857 making Mr. schwab's act misdemeanOr, Is
In force that Indictment correeti that II was
moi NECESSARY 10 show that his license fee had been de
t4ruined as his crime selling without license and
that il not necessary 10 prove the liquor sod 10 De
inoxicaIng the being required Tor the sale OF
strong sprituOus liquors or Wlnes''
The case of Winthrop agt Lelnger was yes
terday submitted TO Judge Curtis in superior Court
Special Term The defendant has lease fron the oid
Winthrop Chandler estates, with right OF renewal
be determined by two comnissoners' one
10 be appointed party. The lease does not con-
tam any provision against the disagreement OF the COM
1lssoaers IL shis the cqlnmissioners dsaSrctu