New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Part Ill., Circuit, of the Supreme Court was adj
lousi for week yesterday account of tho illness
Judge Van Worst.
Henry A. Frost, lawyer against whom n commit
ment contempt issued by the supreme Court
time arrested yesterday and locked Up in Lud
In the suit of Koch Brothers against Whitehouse
and others growing dsTosseson proceedings against
former by which they claimed 10 have been literally
ousted from store on bro.awsy lug t ~ eeriiorar to
/ the General Term to review the proceedings
An application was made yesterday to Judge Law
renco in Supreme Cot Chambers on behalf Of the Society
for Juvenile Dclnquens To restrain Anna
Eva Fay ana other, unknown iI4W Gvng va
glery until she license The Court took the papers
Sigismuud Bott the lawyer charged with forging
Judge j. Days signature to supplementary proceeding
eIder ana mot appear yeS'sy Heior9
Judge DAILY after hearing brief argument stated that on
Court. General Term, for its consideration
The question rs TO the salary and expenses Of Ship
ping Commissioner Duncan which has been for long time In
dispute argued before United states Judges johnson and
Rlachford sitting in Equity YESTERDAY It is contended by
District Attorney Bliss for the Government that the Commits
TAT & Bcastci for commissoner Duncan claim allow
for Office expenses The decision was reserved
The trial of the suit of j. Fairbanks against the
McCun yesterday in Superior
court Tom before Judge Sanford The plaintiff claims
that having hired house from Judge McCunn an arrange
.nt was " wSm ' me Ts s so month Tor her
furniture after time she ceased TO receive her money ana
ont it, Judge Mc6unn told her 10 go she
Of back and now claims $1,000 for the rest The case
is stiu
In the sult of The Whitney Arms Company against
Barlow and Others trustees OF tho American
seal Company the superior Court General Term Judge
Curtis giving the opinion decides that when increase OF
stock in CONN INV IL authorized by the trustees and
hcate filed with The County Clerk but tho
report fact they would be liable for making false
report they did since there would DO NO real increase Of
stock
In the suit of WillmOnt against Meserole, the
defendant having gained judgment the merits in his favor
that which the plaintiff attacked valid sought
records the notice OF ~ pendens which tho
plaintiff had County Clerk The superior Court
General Term Judge sanford giving the opinion hoods hA
relieve him annoyance. II only do 30 whom An ac
ton is settled abae and the s pcndns
mo, m mny of b ode Charles Never sppeared for
plaintiff. Charles VI. Ia Costa for defendant
Charles VI. Liddy sued the Board OF Education for
his teacher for months In the Winter OF lS's
1873 denial that he performed the services
but there was no proof licensed by the
incndont The Court found for the plaintiff The Com
General Tenn Judge Larremore giving tho
the statute and under the Board Of Education
license 10 enute him To payment OF ehcusos
have hal license but the defendants offered 10
that presumption and denied the Opor Inc
trial therefore just and trial must be given
In the suit of John VI. Harlow. trustee, against the
Blocker Railroad Company. the receiver. Alvan
Southworth allowed TO IN defendant, bet only
coTlance with ord but within few DAYS put IN An
setting various matters In relation TO the
management Of the road motion this amended answer
The appealed. ana his appeal WAS
rision Charles r. Miller appeared for plain
tia; Fowler FOR tho receiver.