The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-10
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBER
De- x,1 I n NY

BY Judge Lawrence.
In the matter uf Hall, Martlne Serreli, Walsh
VS.. Dale Stady VS.. Emery ct al, Hammond VS..
Byne, matter OF Observation-Disclosures tor cOun-
sell
Bates vs.. McGown.-Order granted.
Hart VS. Paulding-Party can proceed under the
In the matter OF the petition OF the New York
Bridge Company to acquire real estate IN the city
trustee.-Order granted confirming the report OF
same, belonging now to Rachel Colins.-same.
same, belonging now TO Grasset Lanny.-Same.
BY Judge Dononue.
Gale VS.. Gale.-Report OF referee confirmed and
decree o. divorce granted plaintin
Ballery VS. Lyddy.-Order granted.
keogh vs.. bonlOn. Memorandum.
Ullman VS.. HaaS.-Granted. Memorandum.
SUPREME COURT--sPECLAL TERM.
BY Judge Va luns.
Bell VS.. Kennedy ct al.-findings and decree
BY Judge Van Worst.
Leaey We. Grant ct aL-FlndInss and decree set
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEoIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis.
Bank or the Metropolis VS.. MetZger.-Motion for
receiver granted.
BY Judge Sedgwick.
White ct al. VS.. Talmadge ct aL-See memoran.
HarrIett ct al vs.. Garvey-Case settled.
Chamberlain admlnistratriX. &c VS.. Chamber
lain.-Complaint dismissed See memorandum
for counsel
Tne Produce Bank OF the city OF New York vs..
BALDWIN, ~ signee, 6c.-Motion denied. with $40
CCsts TO abide event. See memorandum.
The President and Directors OF the Insurance
Company OF North America VS.. Gardner.-Case
settled.
Gale, receiver, &c. vs.. Fox ct aL-Fndings to
be re-engrOsSed.
MCManus VS.. McManus ct aL-Uemurrer sus-
taineu. see memorandum.
BY CHIEF Justice Mcneil,
Coursinery ct al. VS.. Pearsal et al.-Case and
amendments settled, and handed to clerk of
Special Term.
Malan vs. covert ct al.-See memorandum with
Clerk or Special Term.
COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Rosenthal VS.. The Mayor, &c.-Judgment for de-.
lenaaut. see decision.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge McAdam.
Wilson Va. The Long Island Railroad Company
, Motion granted on payment OF SIS COSTS
Ceer VS.. ADMINISTRATION granted; opinion
filed.
Wright VS.. Hartman PENDANT must furnish
Willis vs.. Donnell.-security for costs In $3.50
ordered. $40 costs 10 abide event.
McNaugat vs.. Byk.-Aotion denied, but bail re-
duced to s450, &c.
Bauer vs.. Monaghan.-Motion granted on pay
Stuart VS. Wimore- Notion granted unless
plaintiff complies with order granted, &C.
same VS.. Same.-Motlon granted, with stay OF
twenty days ON payment OF $40 costs.
ADeisonn vs.. Hasson.-MotiOn granted, with $40
coss.
Heagerty VS.. Kenney; Hoagand vs. Schwab
Young vs. Kocn; Wright VS.. Wieiand; Kreischer
VS. Recommendations granted.
Woodward VS.. Mocres; Thomas vs. Lambouru.-
Complaints dismissed.
Green vs. Compton. Motion granted.
Mcintyre vs.. Lynch; Underhill vs.. Bradley,
McLanc vs.. Meyers.-Motons to open deiauts
granted on terms.
Runke VS.. welcke.-Motion granted unless
plaintiff complies with terms.
Rathourn VS.. Waters.-Verdict set aside and
new trial granted, &c.
GIL vs.. Ciark.--Judgment for plaintiff.
Holmes VS.. Acknowledgements per opinion
filed.
Chamberlain VS.. Wells, starr VS.. Popnam. Wills
vs.. Bedell, SHERMAN vs. FRANKIE, Goodwin VS..
Salsburry.-Motions denied. &c.
Tumble vs.. Cohn Adrana vs.. Dun Telfever vs..
Malcolm, Runner vs.. Brummeyacht. Pearsal vs..
Keper, Bank OF the Metropolis vs.. Rlndskon,
Rose We. observation-disclosures granted.
SHINE vs. Hotfmuun.-Urder OF arrest vacated on
stlpulatiDg not To sue.
Lewis vs.. Korn.--Paintirs complaint dismissed.
BY Judge Aker
sanzade VS.. Murphy.-Moton denied with
BY Judge Gross
Anderson w. ReIlly.-Motlon denied.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge sutherland.
A CAR PICKPoCKET.
Thomas Hamilton was tried ana found guilty of
grand larceny having, on the night OF the sth OF
February, stolen a gold watch, worth $780, from
the pocket OF Lawson Valentine, while riding on
sixth avenue car. The evidence was only
slightly circumstantia and, had 1t not been Tor
the skliu management Oh the case by Mr.. Rollins,
who knew that Hamilton was a professional
thief, whose portrait was In the Rogues' Gallery,
the Jury might have acquitted him. Tho City Judge
sentenced the prisoner 10 the state Prison for four
years.
PETIT LARCENIES.
James Murphy, boy, was tried and convicted
OF petit larceny from the person In stealing 81 rs
from the pocket OF Jacob Iolzworth on the 10Th or
February at Washington Market. lie was sent to
the state Prison for two years.
John Mckinney, VINO, on the 25th OF February.
stole coat worth $40, belonging to Robert Reeves,
pleaded guilty to petit larceny. He was sent to
the Penitentlary Tor six months.
james Moran pleaded guilty to petit larceny
from the person. On the I'D OF February he stole
thirty cents rom William II. Kunn. He was sent
to the State Prison for three years.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
william II. and Charles Hunt were convicted OF
receiving stolen goods. the PROOF showing tnat
they had In their possession about 5000 worth OF
eye glasses and thermometers, the property OF
Daniel PIKE, OF No. 5ls Broadway. The defendant
CHARLES was IN the EMPLOY o. Mr., PIKE. As tle