The New York herald., 1876-10-07
uts for plaintiff on stipulation with o0s.a-Lake VS.

lutte for plaintiff on stipulation, with costa-Laks VS.
Nathan.
Judgmen, affirmed, with costa-Davis Copeland
Davis vs. Duryea. Christie vs.. Hawley; Weber vs. The
nsa vs. Brew ramsr spnnsr va
egraph Company.
The following business was sransacted-
No. 800. Mshor The Hibernian Insurance Com
pany.-Argued by S Hand Tor appellant, and A. J.
Colvn Tor resp0ndant
No $40, Tho Pheui1 Warehouse Company va
No sla Barney vs.. The Oyster Bay Company
Submitted.
No 3l7 Baker va Lover-submitted
No 3l9 Wheeler va scohold.-Submtted-
Adjourned to Monday. November Is, 1870, Al ten
IMPORTANT TO IAwrxRs
In the Court OF Appeals September 90 1875, II was
ordered 'that this Court will take the 9th
next, that a calendar be then made and all
upon the present calendar undsposed OF will be placed
be noticed ana the notice OF argument died with tho
EDWIN o. PERRIN, Clerk.
Tho Clerk respectfully calls the attention OF the Bar
to the following important facts:-
All notices OF argument filed since the last calen
dar made, March 20 1876 go for nothing, but
causes on the last calendar remaining undsposed Of
need not be rsnOticed.
. No cause Will be placed upon the preferred caen-
dar unless prenotice is distinctly claimed in the notice
OF argument under rule 20 Of this court naming The
class to which the belongs under that rule, and
ISSUE are not used and mood not accompany notice OF
argument
as mouons must distinctly state tho cause TO be "a
motion" and should be drawn ior motion day.
judgments should be noticed tor Monday, November
Ii, upon which day the Court opens
4. All notices ncd before .he return - filed arc
worthless; under no circumstances will any case be
placed on tho calendar before the return is died; all
returns must be properly certified under the hand and
seal OF tho Clerk OF the Court below.
s. Unless returns are filed before November l. as
cd IN no Ordar Of oil
be placed the calendar; DAY after viii be late
9. Subdivision Of rule 81 relative to "passed'
motion; these causes are treated as 'dismisscd'
without costs, and Will not again go on calendar.
The title Of the cause and the names OF counsel
arc always taken from the notice OF appeal TO this
Court Counsel should see that they are correctly set
forth.
The Clerk particularly requests that lawyers will
write their address IN full, and also the fu ad-
dress Of ther opposing counsel upon each notice Of
careful reading OF the above simple rules will save
much useless correspondence and also much trouble
and annoyance both TO lawyers and 20 % NE Clerk;
RECESS
Tho Court took to-day until Monday, No.
vember 13 the first week after the Presidential cleo
ton. Chef Justice Church goes 10 his home At Al
bion, Orleans county, there 10 remain quietly until
NJ M Geneva Judge Andrews. to syracuse: Judge Earl
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadephia; Judge Ra
peo. to his home in New York. Judge Miller, to Hud-
son, Columbia county; Judge Allen, remaining here
where he lives. Mr.. Z. O. Perrin, the Clerk Of the
court will take the stump for tho democratic ticket
during the canvass
The Court before taking its recess reached nearly
every case on the calendar except those which
stipulated over by counsel and have taken home with
them large number OF cases on which they propose
TO write opinions during their vacation
The Court proposes in the future to
make three calendars year, and
pcct to 60 to the Of their last calendar before
the close OF each year. This will be an unprecedented
achievement the highest court In the State
old court often had upon its calendar seven
years. 1t will also put peremptory stop to appeals
taken purely for delay, which, IN other days. often
amounted to denial OF justice.