The New York herald., 1876-12-12

the had been decided against the plantn on sho
elapsed since the actual entry Of the Judgment tho
plaintiff should have opportunity OF presenting such
case as he may have to the Court The oeiauis VIII
therefore be opened on condition that The plaintiff
within i've days pay all costs ordered by the special
demnrsr 70 ,oa pa'a n on oso nax within ID" same
time all further costs and disbursements Of
The action up TO the present time that inc
stand security that notice ba accepted for the
January term that tho at the defendants election
be placed the calendar for said term short notice
accepted and thai the defendant stpuae 10 try the
case when first reached, and that he also pay $40
costs oil motion.
upon the receiver the power TO sell as prayed Tor 10
his petition. The order OF October IS 1876 which
asked amend, has not been handed in and can
not pass upon the proprety OF the without
having the order before me-
Alden Chamberlain.-Thc proposed order has
been held by under the impression that some
amendments TO be proposed by the plaintiffs
counsel None having been proposed have signed
the order. II there IS any msapprehension on the
part oi tho Court counsel II can bc brought TO my
attention motion 10 resette the order
S,biey Staner. Motion denied, without COSTS and
with leave to the bail further adavtts II
they should be so advised. Memorandum
Koehler vs. Observation-Disclosures denied, without
Rosenlhal vs. Dessau-Motion denied, without costs.
Memorandum
TO plaintiff. Memorandum
Wylic VS. stllwelL--Fredcrick r. coudert appointed
The People, &c., vs. Wolf Writ dismissed aud prs-
oner remanded. Memorandum
4. y.
pany Bcechcr Motion denied, without costs and
with leave to the defendants TO move that the plaintiffs
hle a bond IN larger amount Memolanoum.
Wcim0re Bosiwick.-hoton dcnieo, witnoul
costs. Memorandum.
Matter Of the New York City Church and Missionary
Society OF tho Methodist Episcopal church--Ihe
prayer OF the petitioner to vacate the assessment IS
granted except to assessments laid Tor opening OF
streets and avenues Memorandum
Seymour VS.. O'ConnoE-Motion denied, without
and with leave after answer has been
served. Memorandum.
SUPREME COURT, CIRcUIr-PART z.
by Judge Lawrence
zasega Vs. worthngton. This case cannot set-
tied until tho stcpographc minutes havo been SUBJ
miticd and the amendments desired by the respon-
don't have been marked upon The proposed case and
also upon the minutes. SEQ Rule i3
SUPREME coURT-spEcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Van Worst.
O'Conncr vs. The Mayor. &c.-Fndings signed.
Bruins, Jr., vs. Boehm ct al-Decroe sgned.
BY Judge Barrett.
Schwartz W. Samuel ct tal-Fudings signed
Heath, Jr., VS.. Hu.scrt--Ordcr signed.
Kidd and another vs. Packard.-Urdcr settled and
signed.
the demurrer, with costs. Memorandum.
Hicks Is. Martin &c.-Causc set down peremptorily
for trial at the head Of the day calendar Tor first Mon
day Of February, 1877, upon payment OF costs
Memorandum.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge SANFORD.
winu st al. VS. Crosby, assignee.-order dismissing
Randall vs Bremer-Order appoing Edward G.
Ferguson receiver. &c
Arnold ct al vs.. Walton ct aL-Substitutcd service
OF summons and complaint ordered.
The Fire Association OF Philadelphia vs. Nichols ct
al Justification OF suroties approved and undertaking
allowed.
Roberts vs. Lowden ct a.-ordor opening judgment
ana setting aside sao, &C.
Smith VS.. smth-order granting motion.
Newcombe vs. Earlc-0rder denying motion for
reference, with $40 costs to defendant
Smith observation-disclosures granted with $40
Porter vs. McGra,h; Minachan VS.. Nicholas ct al;
Grohan VS.. Lcddy; Havemeyerv vs. Havemcycr ct al
King Thurston ct aL-Ordcrs granted
BY Chief Judge Curtis.
Black, &c, VS.. White. .-Twcniy-iith amendment al
lowed as changed, fourteenth and any-iifth amend
mcnls disaiiowcd in rcscttlemcnt
BY Judge Speir.
Marx vs. Schroeder Order dismissing complaint
granted order TO be settled on notice
Graham Lyddys-Order settled.
Dawson VS.. Burke.-The motion for reference must
be denied. Memorandum.
Harper Harper.-Thc motion must DO denied,
with costs. Memorandum.
COMMON PI.EAs---sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Burke VS. The Mayor, &c.-Demurrer overruled.
Malcolm VS. Homes-Demurrer sustained, with
Altman VS.. Atman.-Motion denied. Sec opinion.
Bruce vs. Burr.-See memorandum.
By Judge Van Brunt
Lorcy FrankeL-Sec memorandum.
Meyer Potts.-Mouon 10 dismiss complaint de-
Is at halfrast ten A. ~
Wallace VS.. Underwood.-Ordcr settled.
COMMON pLEAs-EQuIry TERM.
BY Judge.yan Brunt
Teal va Innes. Judgment specific performance.
See opinion.
Greenthal vs.. Congregation Beth IsracL-Plaintin's
case dismissed, with costs. See opinion.
Hughes vs.. Hughes--Sec opinion
MARINE COURT CHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Cohn VS.. Newburgcr; Olsen VS. Barg.-Motions
granted
Copeland VS.. Crofutt Order settled and Hled.
Frcund VS. Sond; Heller vs. Anken.-Scc ndorse-
Robinson VS.. Andrews; Hazard VS. Phelan; schwarz
Oppold; DcForcst vs. Wood; Cordts Souren.-
Motions granted.
Traitcl W. Ahrens-J b. lockwood appointed re-
ceivcr
owen vs. Muller-Surctics approved
Russell VS.. Richardson on-AtIachInent granted. bail i
able in $500
Polncmus VS. Stewart. Defendant dciaulted.
Whinson Schilling. g.Ihc act of 1876 not taken
away the power OF TINS Court to issue attachment
against residents Of the county. (Sce opinion IN
Baker VS.. Shaw. nlcd November ~, 1851 The motion
vacato the attachment will therefore bo denied with
$40 costs.
kloppcnberg Cranc-Bill OF particulars OF defend
ants cocn;crclam must be furnished within thirty
days or tho defendant will be precluded IRON giving
evidence thereof upon tho trial. and $40 COSTS abdc
event
McKcon VS. Tracy.-Thcre being a dispute as to tho
identity OF tho person served reference will be or
dercd. Sec Endorsement on papers.
Harrison vs. Moore Arrest vacated.
BY Judge Gocpp.
Ostrandrr VS.. Goldman. .-0pinion.