New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
CIVIL NOTES.

a suit now on trial before Judge Sanford, in
Superior Court, Trial Term, under the title OF John stu
Der and another against Joseph Rubsam and another in
wolves the qualities of lagerbeer. Tie plaintiffs con-
traced 70 brew two lots OF lager-bcer Tor S750 down
ard 81 $50 on the completion OF their work. the beer 10
bc Ike Pi-ner bCertO be clear without the O isih
glass; be creamy without the Oi soda natrOn,
other chemicals and to keep year. They for ths
second ~ $50 The defendants claim that IN AL three
particulars the plaintiffs beer failed The case still
Jobu b. Schuchmaun and Thomas Darlington appear fOr
the plaintiffs eX-Goy. Solomon for the defendants.
4 long argument was presented yesterday in
Supreme Court, General Term, in the proceeding to
dsbar William H. Gale. The proceedings are at the in
stance OF Mary hegarge, who charges that having
poyed Gale to procure friendly divorce from her hus
band. Gale deceived her. and, espousng her husbands
cause procured divorce for him by obtaining bef by
force with him at hotel and producing an appearance
evil, which the referee deceived into granting
with m abi "a 10 the night she says she spent al the
hotel with him and his counsel. Mr. DettS argued yes
teray that her story was eOniladctOIy ana alt tla
she new thoroughly what jr. Gale doing for her
husband asscn,ed 10 IT, aud aided him In procuring e'L
deuce against herself The Court reserved s decision
Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Special
Term, has decided tie case OF Rose Levy and Others
against Jane Ann Merrill in favor Of plaintiffs The suit
Is to compel the defendant satisfy mortgage for
81 COO made by the parents OF the plaintiffs IN 1864.
I'm May 1865, $1,000 paid, and plaintiffs claim that
I'm the following August the other 81 900 pad. Ger.
tamiy tleir father obtained he bona ana mo-a-e ahu
40 interest hos been paid since. since theF iathers
death they have sold the lropcrty but The purchase
holds back, and has deposited with trust company
enough 10 pay this gage. The defendants husband
claims that the second ~ 900 not paid but mat ie
plaintiffs father got the bond aud mortgage by trek
judge Van Worst finds himself constrained 10 dlrDcleYe
sioent . interest 10 MAINTAIN the suit Andrew Blake
appeared for ie plaintiffs; A. L. Campbed Tor the do
iendaut.
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday.
Judge DUnohue in tic suit OF Edward I. Bainbrdgs
against John j. Beme and the National Trust Company
enforced the rule that where a is set down per-
cmptorily or trial. counsel must form no engagements
which viii interfere with the trial. The plaintiff lost Al
bond, in th great robbery OF the Third National Bank
of Bltmcrc He found that four OF them had been DO
po-tet With the National Trust Company Of tl, city y
H.ap, as collateral for loan TIM, loan has -ur. neen
D1ii that the Trust Company Is only nominal party;
Brme said be received them on q rather cDmlAraled
transaction with George T. Hit, whOoc surrender 10 me
Pennsylvania authJres for forgery oi understanding on
stolen bonds occupied thr Supreme Court or many Gays
last spring Jude Donpnur refusing TO unt4 ,r tae
because Bencs counsel were Engaged lu -I. in tne
United states Court, Eliot f. shepard put 20 tie PROOF
Tor tie p.ain1 and Tie jUy found verdict 10 Ills h|or