New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
Proposed ABOLITION OF THE MARINE COURT.
CIVIL NOTES.

In suits brought by Graham Biandy ana isaac
NJ Bussnger against Smith Gould and Martin ON trans
actions growing ont of Albert spcyers gold purchases
on Blark Friday" I'm which the complaints were dis
missed Judge DonOhue has granted orders aWaIg @ IT, a.
counsel for the defendants IN IN hrst sur 9l<oV anu "
the SECOND suit $500 extra costs
In the suit of Stephen Brush against the
Cleveland ami Pittsburgh Railroad Company Judge
Donohue, In supreme Court, Chambers, on saturday
granted an attachment Against the defendant as IOr
upon fye third mortgage bonds of the company lost by
bat payment was refused TO the plaiBuh
A suit was tried before Judge Van Brunt, in
the Equity Term Of the Cour, Of Common Pleas In which
Patrick Hughes asks for an Injunction To restrain bis
wife Mary from disposng of or collecting moneys which
be has denosited IN the Greenwich Savings Bank and
the Emerant industrial savings Bank, hey having been
given her by her husband ~ he now alleges Ia trust ioI
him. The Court reserved its decision
Michael CHINA recovered judgment for 80, 600
in the Supreme Court against the Second Avenue Rail-
road Company for the loss OF his child John CHINA.
While standing the platform OF the car the boy
was violently thrown OF al Housonst by the ear DIhs
thrown from the track by an imperfect switch Ihc
Anpeas anirinG ihe Judgment and on saturday Juds-
Acnt was entered on the rcMlttiiuf Tor Sj,f-''
In the matter of the boy acrobats, rescued
from their lie danger by the Society for the Proven
tion Of Crucy Children appeal was taken on sat
urday by their master the taxation Of costs by the
c[rA] ] ~ i1TI fS az the T of habeas corpus wa special
proceeding within the act ~ 1898. judge Lawrence
took the view, ana conn med tAe tlAaoh oi '"sS
at SlG7 90 against the rclaior
The case of Harper against Harper, in which
husband sues for divorce, was begun year ago. ana
has not tried Recently the husband ceased paying
the defendant amony and the case wa before Judge
motion 20 compel him To continue such PAYMENTS In
answer au affidavit Was handed IN alleging improper
conduct by the wife. The wes counsel saa lac ha an
affidavit DENYING any improperly. TIE Court took The
papers, rcscryinE decision.
Joseph d. Malon, a wholesale liquor dealer
and rectfer received his fifteen barrels Of liquor
six Of which he entered the Government book.
auircd by law. The niue remaining barrels were kept
for the purpose Of selling at rea and were not entered
Oh The book TIE Government brought sunt Tor tc Tax
f,ndsut WAS "A retail dealer OILY no entry would hc
required Judge Baichord, IN he United states Dis
trct Court, has cd is decision hodihg ihHt i OF TIC
spirits De entered on the wholesale dealers BOOB
4 case by a husband against a wife for
divorce on the ground Of cruel treatment. Is rare. In
deed, IL has been question Of much doubt whether
since 1890 such an action De maintained. such an
action s The suit Of john GAructt agaus, Maria Garnett.
which came before Judge Lawrence. In Supreme Court
Chambcrs on tiurday, on motion by the defendant
alrges she always has aifrctOuae ana faithful
wife She asserts that he abandoned her IN September.
1864. Judge Lawrence referred the ease TO Charles
Prce.
Some time ago, before Judge Speir, in the
Superior Court verdict rendered for the plInlih
in the suit Of Clinton Graham against Mary A. Lyddy.
At the General Term the plaintiffs counsel contended
tbqt the return ~ the had not been correctly made
by Mr. Lydy, the defendants attorney. and the matter
referred to judge sprr. On Saturday, ~ Special
Trrn SIR Lyddy attributed the made 10 his clerk
Iudg sprr made order that the papers sent back be
taken from the files OF the court, and that AlT Lyddy pay
COSTS Ic also lntmatcd 10 counsel that repetition Oi
such would Dc severely punished by the
Court
George Perault, member of Company +,
7th Regiment weeks ago succeeded In obtain
ing OF the decision OF courtmarial expellng
him and then demanded through the courts his honora
hle discharge for seven years serSce, has again
before the court lie has been served with notre Of
new court-maral, has protested against tn cOutmar
ta aud now alleging thai 10 Is malicious To deprive hD
VI honorable discharge, asks an Injunction from tue
court against the company officers IN order to show
cause retunable to-day, with the ordinary stay,
granted by Judge D0nOhue.
Thomas Wildwood and Charles s. Schliver
attempted time ago 10 build up German village
near Great South Bay Long Island to be called the city
OF Bseslau. Disputes arose and before the enterprise
was well under way schyer brought action against
WeWOOd for half ~ the property and 800 900. The
TWO agreed submit the To The arbitration OF
Judges MoCue and Reynolds The arbiiratOrs decided IN
favor Of the defendant May last. The plaintiff ap
pealsd the Supreme Court 10 set aside the award,
which II did through justice Barnard Another appeal
was made to the General Term. which Saturday AZ
hrmcd the decision Of Judge Barnard. The property
worth about ~ 100000