The New York herald., 1876-12-29

liant from marrying until the actual death OF

the defendant from marrying until the actual death Of
Patt Van Namc.-I am not entirely satisfied that
the defendant Bemes mised IN regard to the
trial should proceed against him rested very much
In the discretion OF the Circuit Judge do not feel IN
cned to interfere with his decision Motion denied,
bu The defendant may apply to the Justice who tried
the cause Tor lcavo TO renew the motion, II he Is so
advised.
By Judge Davis
Cohen VS. David Kropf VS.. Fuchs; Dougherty vs.
Dougherty; Doubleday VS. Kelly: Newman vs. New
man. Curtis vs. Millenssey. orders granted.
Young VS. characterized.
White VS.. White Motion denied without costs
Hoyt vs.. Van Name. Motion granted; $40 costs 10
Archer VS. The Philadelphia and Susquchanna Blue
stone company.-Reierred TO G. j. Whitehead TO take
proofs, sc.
Garvey VS. JoncS-Motion denied; $40 costs to
abide event.
Barney Barney and others.-ordcr granted con-
Hook VS.. Krckelcr-Motion denied with SO costs Of
opposing TO abide event
Gilhooly vs. odelL-Motion granted with $40 costs !;
order to be settled on two days notice.
Matter OF Observation-Disclosures denied for want Of
security, proper notice. &c Sec memorandum
the affidavit Is altogether too loose and uncertain IN It's
statements, &c
Fagevs. Purdy ct al. Referred 10 G. J. Whitehead,
ESQ., to take proof OF allegations Of complaint and OF
amount due, &c.
Rulzky VS.. Frankel Motion denied without costs
The case rs In the Marine Court ms decided IN Heath
Hubbard. (Com. T. Mss
Heaselden and another vs. Long.-Motion denied,
with $40 costs The only ground on which equity
could uphold an injunction is distinctly denied. The
plaintif may renew the motion IL defendant takes
steps toward removing this buildings
Pratt VS.. Fox and othcrs-I tnink this must bo
noticed for trial. and disposed OF at the Equity Term
that court will also have power TO dispose oi the ques
ton oil additional allowance. and Will doubtless tako
into consideration all the facts stated in tho adavts
The motion Is Denied but without COSTS
tuilender VS.. Phclan--Motion denied without COSTS
bni Win leave TO renew the same on papers showing
more fully the facts and circumstances out OF which
said Judgment arose The opposing aflidnvlts tend TO
show that the judgments not against executors
such for Indebtedness or claim existing against tho
estate.
In the matter OF the North American Fire Insur-
ance Coppnny.-Tho motion to confirm the report
should be denied-hrst, because the receiver has
fully discharged his trust by paying OF the admitted
claims &c; 1t does not appear that such claims
unclaimed dividends; second, no authority is shown
for distributing the moneys In the form of allowances
to tho counsel OF crcdtors third, good reason IS
shown why the said receiver should not fully com
plcte his trust, &c.
rogac's order remuins force IL is sufficient basis
for issuing execution, and must be regarded ad-
making olthe order The execution is rendered un-
awaiting BY the appointment ana possession OF tho re-
cciver The Court can only carry the order OF tho
Surrogate into effect by allowing tho motion now asked
Tor. Motion granted.
SUPREME COURT, cIRcUIT-PART l.
by judge Lawrence.
Bloomingdale VS.. sicgcL-Casc and amendments
Wilson and ANOTHER VS. Williams; Heather VS. Neill,
&c.-See memorandums
SUPREME CoURT-SpECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Ward Va Krumm ct al Raisin Ammidown.-
Judgments Tor plaintiffs signed
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Hoesen.
Scbreincr VS.. Hrschbcrg-0rder signed.
Tay lor VS.. Mouton.-Moto Tor reference granted.
In the matter OF Starke-Substituted trustee ap-
pointed.
Baycrsdorfer ycrsdorcr.-Report OF reicrce
confirmed and divorce granted.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Davis Va Davis.-Findings settled
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge freedman.
Conover ct al, VS.. Conover ct aL-Order appointing
George A. Carey. guardian ad htem OF Henry W.
Haynes and Archibald I. Haynes Jr
Mariner VS. Soule ct aL-lntcrrogatories allowed
BY Judge Van Worst
Gardner ct al vs.. Parke.-Motion granted and re-
ferred Samuel b. Hand, Esq.
The FIRST National Bank Of Norwich, Conn., vs.
Warren ct aLordcr to take commission from the les
OF the court
Micrson VS. Hart.-0rdcr disseminating action
granted
Evans vs. Eyans.-Order granted
Chatterton vs. Muliord-Examination OF plaintiff
filed.
Barras &C., Bidwell-Drcct and cross interroga-
tlons settled.