The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John NJ Mackie was yesterday appointed by Judge
Donohuc referee 10 ascertain the duo In FORE
closure suit against the Fourn Hand Club at Fort
Washington.
Mr.. Albert w. wyman, the newly appointed successor
Of United States, Treasurer Now, visited the United
States Court Building yesterday, for the purpose OF
completing part Of his Official bonds before Commits
sioner Dunell
In Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, before Judge
Donohuc, there was argued application to relieve
from the notice OF lis pendens certain property sold by
Potter b Sweeny, through HIS broker, situated on
Forty eighth Judge Donohue denied the mo-
ton the ground that the Attorney General had not
Asa Dickinson has u suit pending, in which Judson
H. Dudley Is wanted as witness. ON the atter's ar
rival from Denver Coll he was arrested after which
brought before Judge Donohue whore he claimed his
privileges as Witness Judge Donohue took the papers
Daniel f.. Rose, dealer N cigars at No. 80 Fulton
street. arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Du-
pont, charged with having in his possession number
VI empty cigar boxes with the stamps uncancced In
violation Of the Internal Revenue act Rosc was rc-
leased his rccognizancc to appear for examina
ton on Friday next
raid resulting in the seizure OF the distillcry
ner Of Third and 106th street, was made yes
and two deputy marshals. still and 200 gallons Of
mash found on the premises were also conhscated.
The place hnd been for some imo spotted Illicit
dsiery, but the name OF the principal operator was
unknown.
In the suit brought by Isaac q. Drake Police Court
clerk for difference In salary,t having been reduced
from 1900 10 81 500 Judge Van Worst yesterday
his decision dismissng the complaint The same Judge
also dismissed the complaint In the SUIT OF Mr. Toner
for salary assistant alderman. In the latter case
notice Of appeal was given.
Frederick w. Copcutt formerly foreman OF tho Lon
don Bottng Company tried at the Special Sessions
complaint OF George W. Raynor the manager, charg.
ing him with stealing quantity Of sugar from the lac
tory, has been honoraby discharged. II was shown
tha the sugar in question purchased and paid for
by the brother OF the accused number Of MGR
chants also testified TO the excellent character Of the
accused
In quit brought ny Peter Moller against William
Morr and Others Judgment was recently entered by
order OF Judge Sedgwck In the Superior Court for the
PLAINTIFF in the OF $13i SOL 10 Upon this judg
granted yesterday by Judge Curtis
directing sale Of nine lots vandam street, Hud
street, to tho plaintiff for bond and mort
gage given upon the property.
In the suit OF O'Gorman against kalnak, which has
been long before the courts, In which the plaintiff
claims that no defraudcd out OF house IN Madi
street, and which twice decided 10 favor Of
plaintiff, motion Tor trial made yesterday
on behalf OF tho plaintiE There very hot argu-
ment In the course Of which 'sliar" sscoundrelp and
other equally complimentary epithets werc banded
about with perfect reckessness The Court aston
ished aud the audience amused but, notwithstanding
the warmth Of hewrathy lawyers no blows were OK
changed