New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-15
CIVIL NOTES.

James Skahan, who was discharged from the
police force charges preferred by Commissioner Er
hard has obtained writ of cerOrGr to have the pro
ceedings on his trial before the Police Commissioners re-
viewed by the Supreme Court, General Iefin
Frederick II. Sanders, who has made an as
snment for the benefit Of creditors, fled his
schedule in the Court of Common Pleas stating bis liza
schedule flied by James " Schenck states his Liabilities
at S34979 n and his assets at $2l,s 73 3d.
In suit brought by Joseph Hildebrand
against the Mayor for the rent of armory in Hester
st. for the 9th Regiment, under lease made by the
Supervisors in 1871 Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court
Circuit dismissed the complaint because no 6at ~
had been produced from the AdJutantGeneil tnaV INC
regiment shoud have drillroom
William H. Webb obtained in 1869 judg-
nent against the North American Steamship Company
for 81 45ss53 61 He collected part of his Judgment
by selling out all the property of the company, and IN
was begun in the name OF the Attorney to dis
solve it. Judge Brady yesterday entered decree as
solving it,
Judge Brady yesterday, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, granted an attachment against Almon W.
Griswold, an attorney, at the suit of William Watt
The plaintiff charges that GriswOld agreed 70 collect
Oyerpad duties from Collectors sehe ana heanei1 ~
half
In the suit of VIM. c. JennisOn against VIM.
C. Conner, Sheriff. tried before Judge Larremore IN
Supreme Court Circuit action Of repeVin brought
End harness and other things amounting all to The
Verdict for $3.50 Peter Mitchell appeared the plain
tiH r. S. Green and A. Goodwin for the defendant
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Circuit,
IN the suit of Mary Richardson against the Westcheser
Fire Insurance Company, dismissed the complaint The
panti was mortgage OF premises insured for $1,000
with the defendant for her benefit In the policy the
house was described dwelling house. while the PROOF
oSs WAS charged on stores Field Dcyo APP
peared for plaintiffs Calvin Frost for defendant.
In the second trial of the suit of Doyle q
Adophi against United States Marshal Sharpe the jury
yesterday found for the plaintiffs verdict for S6o70 To-
The suit grew out OF seizure by Marshal Sharpe OF
certain aces which had belonged 10 another firm, but
whch the plaintiffs had bought from a relative OF
plaintiffs had acted in good faith in making the pur
chase and had right TO rely on II as giving them utIe
A motion was made yesterday In Supreme
Court Chambers before Judge Brady 70 correct the re-
port exJudge BoswOrh as referee TO examine the ae
counts Of jeremiah Quinan formerly receiver Of the
Guardian Savings Institution. Agernon S. Sullivan
Public Administrator joined with Mr.. MCGOWAN, repre-
sentng the general creditors OF the 9anK 10 suOiHg
traitor $4,000 for which Mr. Qunlan,s sufenes are
claimed to be liable. If the receiver should be credited
with Of the funds of the bank when he did not
get the money from she bank to that extent the liability
Dosed by MIR wells on behalf OF Peter j. ODouOhue the
present receiver and by Mr. Qunlans counsel Decision
reserved.
C. A. Mahoney went to William Heath e. Co.
m lSOJ, DESIRING 10 nPcpuiduo III s'VohS'
$500 cash and two bonds registered in his mothers
name The speculation resulted in loss Of $500
They then called him to transfer the bonds to them
aud he pleaded that be minor and the bonds were
his mothers. Suit being brought against him he coun-
teraimed the $780, cash. which he had deposited with
plaintiffs On the first trial plaintiffs got verdict
against him. minor being responsible for his frauds
though not for his contracts The General Term re-
yersed this decision holding that the evidence showed
no fraud outside of the contract The case was again
tried Yesterday n Supreme Court Circuit under this de-
nd q
John d. Townsend for the plaintiff Richard Buseed for
the defendant.