New-York tribune., 1875-11-06
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
in tue csse of the anstC II. I. Ahern and
Charles r. BALDWIN. III wnich action was brought I" re
fetal flowers and penalties for not paying the taxes, the
jdry found i verdict lor the defendants.
The Singer will case, which is now being
argued before Surrogate Coffin in the Surro-ts Court
of westchester County, at White Plains ani which
iourned until nday, Nov. -. TIE postponement was
owing the uulvodabe absence Of james C. Carter Que
of The counsel lor Isabella l.. singer.
In the suit of Matthew Lyons against D..
RoeeniLa Tor injuries caused the plaintiff by the fail
of a box through a natchway IN the dofeudint@ prem
ises, tine facts OF which have already been Irpofiei II
THE TRIBUNE the jdry in the supreme Court Crc Ie-
to Judge Van Worst scaled verdict ior the de-
fendant.
In the suit of Elise Magnin against William
b. Diusnoe President, &C., the value OF a
box Of watch ntrsted 10 the Adams Exprrss
Company 20 carry Memphis, tried before Judge Curs,
in -tI,ior Cou,f Trial Term, Jury Yesterday
orrd verdict COR The plaintiff for the amount eidi,ed
SlsI3 90. e. BInbridge swith APPEARED ior tie plain
TN &. NJ Da Costa for tue Adams Express Company
La the case OF the GOvernm INT AGAINST Lewis
Iyor aer1On s:anght To recover 300 s all as es
ment ON manufactured cigars IN Is7 TIE Gaze came on
for TRIAL yesterday United Sptos Crenit Court be
flfe lud "a Waicc. The defense is tha, the deien an
DID not cigars In 1867 l. A lockwood ap
pears Lyon, aud Assist'nt United States Dlstilc'-
Attorney IGemalu for tie Government
Judge Donohue has granted the petition Of
property for outlet sewer in Eghtioths There was
no Az. OF the Common Council authorizing the sewer, an
no sIeca, notice It's building was gwen, but ~ l,IO
tue D.partucnt of PubliC Works filed tDrlr pa1 i0
sewers nr -ecuon uf the ct under the At u ls3S
and claimed that TINS sufficient notice "a property
usuers. Judge DOnOhuc hOl.s thai i WAS not
In four suits begun by the city before 1858,
one against tile NewIork and Brooklyn Ferry Company
one against Jeremiah Meserole and others, and two
against Abraham MeseroIe and Others orders were yes
teriay granted by Judge DOnohue disseminating the
suits These suits begun either for ferry renCs,
a nat guarantees Of ferry rents, rs Tar back as
l-tiI In s6s. on examination OF the eases. II was De
term ned ny Mr.. OGuImaD tRen Corporation CnIihcl
thai owing alterations IN the leases by the Common
Cunr no recovery could he had 10y the city, aud moth
iny further was dome In the suits thUngh mea While
sumc of the def udauts died. until yesterday. when ali
were finally dismissed.
An application in the suit of James Is. Weir
aalnst Nathan X. Vail and another. made 10y the defend
an Vail to Judge Donohue, in Supreme Couit Chambers
has been denied. The plaintiff claims that lie aad WhIie
the other defendant in tie suit, sought TO inrhace
street railways IN England, and employed VAL 10 ge
Iicenses from Paraiueni, furnishing him ft,cDO; that
Val got snel ami for tnem Received p,oOooo
for which be has accounted Vail moved to recr t,e
case "a involving long account Weir resisted TINS
MOTION on tie ground that 1t was one-sided account
easily To be disposed OF Ivy Jury, almost all the evidence
in when had been already taken on eommissOn, ana
that the present motion made for delay.