The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-05
TIM. FLYNN'S BAD LUCK.

Recently a judgment was obtained by Charles n
Miller against W. H. gill, and property being acccs
sbe for the satisfaction OF the Judgment the exccu
ton having been returned unsatistied, order was
issued the examination OF Gill as to his property
liable TO execution. This order contained tho usual
prohibiting the Judgment debtor from disposing
OF his property Yesterday, in Marine Court Cham
pcrs, Gill Was examined, and testified that part OF his
income the result OF TIM. Flynn's bad luck at
billiards. that the ninth OF last month he played
won $3.50 just days later tho .bould' Tim,
nothing daunied played another match with tho
defendant, and the latter won carrying OF the
stakes, amounting TO $500 All this money,
Gill further testified, he Immediately handed to his
brother. who guest at the buckingham Hotel
Upon this counsel plainil applied to
Judge McAdam order PUNISH Gin for contempt
OF court having parted with this money violation
OF the Injunction clause Of the order for his eSamn,-
ton. The IN fcc denied the application, holding that
the money having been received by G subsequent to
tho OF The original order Tor his examination
could not he reached IN tho present proceeding Some
persons present IN court who sympathizcd with tho
creditor IA his defeat suggested that ne ought to
duce his debtor 70 test Tim Flynns luck once more,
under contract u successful TO the stakes
In satisfaction OF the Judgment
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH CASUALTY.
Last spring Mrs. Honorah corrigan brought suit
against The city and James NJ. shaw for s., 900
ages for the loss OF her son. who died from injuries
cevcd at ST Andrews church, caused by the falling
church The suit against Mr. shaw ordered to be
tried In January last but few days before the trial
Mr. shaw settled the with Mrs. corrigan for $780,
without consulting her attorney Motion made
Yesterday IN supreme Court Chambers. before Judge
Barrett, by J. II. Dos Passos counsel for shaw, to
have the action discontinued, the ground that II
was settled. II was opposed by William n. Mcnamara,
attorney Of Mrs. Corrgan, the ground that the set
Element coIlusve and was made 10 dciraud HIM as
attorney also to dcfraud three other children of
Mrs COrrgan, who entitled 10 share in the set
Element Mrs Corrigan had, since the settlement,
been removed by the Surrogate as admnstratrix and
nnolhcf person appointed IN her stead. Motion was
made also have the second administrator who was
the guardian Of the other three children, substituted
the plaintn IN the action against shaw. Counsel
claimed that tc settlement could not stand as against
Me three minor children because IL not made by
PERMISSION OF the surrogate and that the proper rem
supplemental answer, setting up the settlement as
defence. lie believed, alter an examination OF the
facts aud the lave that Mr shaw responsible Tor
the accident and that jury would Undoubtedly render
a verdict OF 5000. Tho Court took the papers de-
cision being reserved
THE TURKISH ARMS CONTRACT
Some time snco the Turkish government entered
into n contract for the manufacture Of arms with the
Providence Tool Company, tho amount OF which was
that, the strength OF IT, the Tool Com.
pany assumed obligations in England and elsewhere TO
tho extent OF fiooooo Tho conditions OF this con.
tract bound the Turkish government to furnish tho
Tool Company monthly certain amount either in