New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit for perpetual Injunction against Harteil
& Iehworth Of Phaiephie for lniiinsrn nt Of IisnAis
sand proecs has resulted Ia favor ~ thc pSt"tr
In the case Of James Walsh administrator, against
Abort ucrmc, reported yesterdays TmsrsR tho jury
before judge awr,nrs in suircmo Court CiIenI found
IN fine suit of Harriet II. Spear agt DE Witt c.
Lawrence tr in supruIe court circuit befo judge Law
renee the which have been reported In THE TRIBUNE
tAc jury yesterday disagreed.
Iu the United States Circuit Court, in the case OF
usrnard RE, against Chester n Arthur Collector o the ror
Of New York or alleged cooa,ion Of duty rubber goods
IN OF law tho jury disagreed, being about equally
Judge Batcbfori, in the United States District
Court in ,he css, tho United states arinst the National
Currency Bank to money paid On oSod bounty war
iol tsI'i tSe 'ilSSSi aGosnt c'aimsd
Tho Metropolitan Gaslight Company has recov-
erei after resistance by the Controller alndg
gas supplied Ia lrIi ana 1874 oneonih oil the recovery
/, for Interest and COSTS
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, has
granted authorizing Rceevcr Jewo of tho Eric Rail
,v % transmit equivalent to $1,000 sterling, to John
Morris his attorney London 10 he deposited as sccur FOR
S' OF london II s and Z ihe IoaGo snSns nted
which al pending IN the Knglsh courts
In the case of Letitia a. Clark against Sidney
Dillon and Others for sinking part OF tho liar
lem ,lroad Fourth the jury In Common Pleas
S c, o be aStT sSc cinsd $1,000 for her fa into
the made by the defendants GU the ground that the
bor 500
Two cases of damages brought by husbands
sn snucer o their wives weo passed on by Iures N
tho Court of before Judge Van Brunt yester
day. the defendant, making default and In each tho jury
awarded husband 81 900 In the rst John d. Young
against L. W Nowman tho husband was the cGsi witness In
second Charles Abbott against Fuucis Sninen the two
cons Of the piaintif tho chief witnesses.
In the third trial of tho suit of U'Gorman against
ana before Judge Iobnson iu Common Pleas.
Tra! tho jury yesterday found all the questions in the
suit substantially tho painT namely. that oGorman did
s Wien ho made nd when he reaoknowiclrei it, so drunk
that he knew nothing Of what he waa doing and that s con
don 10 and la part caused BY the principal de
fcndant.
The trial Of sui between j. II. Palmer and
T. Lang for SANDER begun yesterday In Common Pleas
Trial Tor before Judge Joseph r. Day The plaintiff had
salesman Of the dsondants house and some question
srose - 10 tho plainis returns o. sales IanIu claims
that the cicndant IN Tho discussion That ensned called h
demand 4 10 900 damages Tho is sti Dyert
and MIR NcAdam for plaintiff T. W. Culver for defendant
strange question was argued yesterday before
Judge Worst IN Supreme Court Special TeTm In the
Bell against The CITY The plaintiff claims $4,000 for the
failure city deliver under long contract ofs and
night soil In 1873 and 1874 city. with answers
claims that alleged violation OF contract In
uuonce action 81 the Health Board and that the Health
demre, claiming that the contract was made baioie the
Health Board formed, and the Contract was simply With
department OF the city Judge Van Worst roseryed his de-
Thomas H. Hooker appeared or plaintiff d. j. Dean
for the city.
| In Common Pleas, Trial Term. before Judge Van
Brunt the O. Batter,v against the Cy tried
yesterday Mr Batersby, March H. 1879 crossing
Nassau ST. Liberty tho Post oico vhon he slipped
fell breaking his eg He sued the city claiming that his
result Of tho os neglect TO clean the streets
Tho evidence showed that this part OF the street had been the
suec OF particular care by he ety. and That IT, condition on
hal day from recent snow ai In Wow OF te
wak Ilat there vas no me after tho last
city act and proof OF Its negligence In the matter Judge