New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
CIVIL. NOTES

Judge Robinson, in Common Pleas, SPECIAL
Term. yesterday referred a claim OF william Barnes
against the city for legal services to James Emot Chas
NJ. Da Costa, and Hamilton Cole for determination
The case of Sigismund Bott, the attorney
who is charged with having forged the name OF Chief
Justice Daily 10 an order IN supplementary proceedings,
was presented yesterday 10 the supreme Court General
Term, and decision was reserved
Thomas Reilly obtained from Judge Barrett
I'm the supreme Court yesterday an order retumablc
this morning that John W. Lalor Chairman OF the KIN
Assembly District Board Of Registration show cause
why he should not admit him - registration. hgi.E
claims that ne admitted To citizenship Ia Schuy
County, Penn.
In the suit Of Frederick w. Gcitz against
Anna Kohnsen suit promssory note in which the
defense payment, suit which has occupied judge
days the iury Yesterday found verdict for plaintiff for
S2All 66 Chaunccy shafer appeared Tor the paintin
John l.. lIill for the defendant
Harris Wines, a clerk of the Marine Court
whose salary was Fixed at $1,000 by the Supervisors
but afterwards reduced by the Board Of Audit and APP
portonmcu 90 per cent recovered Yesterday by drec-
ton Of Judge Donohue IN supreme Court, circuit
G0i o. the amount Of such reduction, the Court OF Ap
pcas having decided that that Board had no authority
over Judicial officers.
In the Common Pleas Trial Term, before
Judge j. f. DAILY q suit by Matilda Heron against Aaron
Adams was tried Yesterday She charges that in walk
ing along the sidewalk in Of the defendants house
az No. 800 East Twcnu-ida In OCTOBER lh7t hef leg
slipped through an Improperly guarded coa' hoig, lRu @
awarded her Vi 800.
Henry V. Poor, member of the firm Of
Clcws & Co., obtained judgment against Henry G.
Bowen for nearly $4,000, sweIlcd by interest 10
SIOTgf %. Mr. Bowen paid this amount To the sheriff
Meanwhile ClcW- * Co had failed and .ir. Poor nad as
signed his rights iu tae judgment 90 Fra cs VI Weld
Mr. Weld claims the money which has been pdld INTO
court but Indictment creditors of CrWs a Co. claim that
the assignment 10 Him is not in good faith and they are
entitled tO b. Judge Barrett IN supreme Court Chain
hcr- has ordered reference 10 eXJudsc Mitchell 10 m
QuiTr into the facts.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Special
Term has passed 10 some extent on the quarrels In
Washington Tent No. l Of the Independent Order OF
Rrchabtes by rcmauding their pecnilry affairs To re-
csyer Tie General Association has broken dp ana tuh
branch bias only so member. irmaiHing out oi 3Jo
OF tie association parn, uud 10 view oi the bter
uuarIs- decide that their partnership should bc
dissolved and therefore orders ItcclNerrlp Henry
e. Banks and Judge tuWIt- appeared Tor pdiul.H,i
George b. Inugbpiu and j. &. j. LIughrin Tor II de
fendlnts md stewart & roEu.cy Tor 70 dciondauts'
I'm the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
Iarr,more the trial Of q suit between the widow and
cxccutor of william II. Humsiecd Of Jersey CITY, and
Russell Hoadlcy, was begun Yesterday. The suit s for
tuaEr, ol the breach ot contract tO deliver lUOpO
loads Df sand from the Defendants property. me dt.
frusc that the contract was fraud between Enn~ittd
and defendants agent; than a the shd THAT cuuld b'
-pa,,d from ON, lut was 10000 loads lrf known % the
agent and IiIm.trrd. who Was skilled CONTRACTOR
that all that could hc rtrt' rom lh' i"i-' without di.
lo-t was q. .iFtrrd The c1sc r. H'i ON. T. bp"ulUr
frrHrs ft fr .ll.ti: John NJ hDun aud Turner, Lee
a Mcclure ior the defendant