New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
civil, NOTES.

CIVIL. NOTES.
The suit of Edwin Booth AGAINST Jarrett & Palmer
restrain the latter from using the name Booths Thcater
has been discontinued
Capt James Mward, who was recently nomi-
nated and confirmed Consul at Ghen took the oath Of
Office before United states Judge johnson yesterday
Service Of the capias in the income tax suit against
Samuel j. Tien acknowledged by the defendants
sci Vdnc rpocl Cunning, in the United States Dis
trct Court yesterday.
In the suit of Gill against the Guardian Savings
Bank Judge has decided to the present
Of the bank Mr. ODOnohue, while conce'ng full faith
exJudge BOsWorth ascertain Who shall be receiver, and
the amount oil bonds 10 be given by him.
In the suit of Betty Solomon against eX-Sherif
Conner had sozed certain coats vests, and trousers
which own, but which the Sheriff said be
on ged husband, who Judgment debtor the jury
yesterday in supreme Court ccuit before judge Donohpe
SlGj aldias sl2 80 a, damages.
4 SUIT has been brought i'll the United States Cir
cunt Court by Republic France against the Phenix In
suance Company NewYork, to recover $4,'56 - on
policy iGr $4,000 issued by the company on
OF beef which was shipped from Nework 20 ITest p
greater part the beef which Insured To- BOO vas
Dc.eison K BcauiaE Il present France in The suit.
In the suit OF Francis Morris against William IL.
webb growing Of Tire transfer If the steamships Of tt
cid Central American Transit Company to tie North Amer
team Steamship Company suit in which the plaintiff charges
that Mr. webb by his failure carry emCnt has
marie himself personally liable for $4,000 as fraudulent
I've M. s at tn special Term the superior Court
or before teleer holding issues dO relate u
accounting
Vi.e trial Of the suit of John H. Mohr against Al
bert Parnc,c begun yesterday before Judge Freed
man, in superior Court, Trial Term The plautT bought
from defendant house on Vey 'nths, WIN covenants
"a aipsi ircnn69ances wears session h" dis
covered fiat his nolhOI had rrh to use the westerly wal
Of his house StiahS entity on e paiI III I'm. ~ a ~
s,t Tc jury az 20 bring IA sealed Esi;Ict TINS mtrhng
Barrow appeared or tho plaintn H. H. b9"ne iof the
defendant.
In y suit of Charles 4Iltchinfelder against Patrick
Daley curious question dispos3ession proceedings was
pres ,uted TO Jndse Barrett in supreme Court, Chambers
The plaintiff thar The defendant, city MARSHAL be or
dr. 10 execute a dislossssion against SOhn
Tie proceedings begun before Justice Dnae but he
Dcin SICK Justice Callahan iooS ms seat ana ISSUED Ih var
and the marshal tins was Irregular Mean" me
suit has been heg by the tenant judge BaIrel nus
refused mandamus holding that tAe reiheu5 ~ Gun
against Daley IS siIcieIt
n fine case of Thomas J. Hnsson against Harriet
NJ Tr.sk yesterday before Judge Carts in superior
Court Trial Term verdict rendered for the painful
The suit VAS note given by Mis- 11ask charging
i; on her separate estate The defense that the note
was gwen b. Task to her husband from me result
when her husband appeared usson's cebor ana
haps iranaIrnt dsoor At any rate was Channel n l maj
not stated to be ior tn benet q her estate The jury
rendered a verdict for plaintiff Tor 1871 3D.
In a suit of The Security Bank against Haynes b.
warren aenee Of Andrus Brothers, exceptions tothc Fpor
of the referee submit oil Yesterday oJudge Van Worst
IA supreme Court special Term The plantih Is creditor OF
extent Of S3O2b 80 Ire referee IT,
inscd 10 allow the assignee credit on bis payments Tor OOO
counsel fees Charles T. Glossy, one OF
the whose claims were reduced Appeared stetuay
Tor himself aud claimed that the plant Ms rgt
Judge Van Worst held th mat lueS
lion the referee, and mat
had question then he was dcualied pn
raising the technical questions he reserved hs
decision.
In the foreclosure suit OF Ellen NJ. Pike against
Barbara A. Setter others, the plaintiff demanded that Philip
SETTER the husband Barbara Dc directed 10 any de-
nciency on sale 1915 Mr. Setter made agreement
with Mr. scesineer the maker this aud another mort gage
Oh the property question buy the property subject 10 the
Two mort cages aud the mortgages The deed was
the Of his wife, and uocs not state mat he
lie the trial, claimed that the
deed To his transaction independent OF the con
him and plaintiff the plaintiff could not hold him "a lac
The matter tined before
The the wife under the contract at the hus
hands request and this he must be held tho pur
chaser.
Doll X Richards of Boston have brought suit
against George nness the artist for converting one OF his
own PICTURES which had become, they their property
In 1t an against Mr. Inness was granted and
his motion to aside denied lie applied yesterday 10
Judge Barrett in supreme Chambers for leave To
his notion In mis- papers no entere into
with the plains making them MS agents 10 s
his pctuies ntrused to them IL pictures which
values $4,000 ON those thel lcnt nm TioVy
Afterwara II additional pictures which lac VA
al borrowed OF tlcSe
he retOuch Or the Centennial Exhibition
and ultimately sold g. Meanwhile he rendered Don ken
tender the picture hc sold lie CLAIMS
plaintiffs dealt iauy with hun ia not making EFFORTS
IL his ~ good Prices lie has sl aaa, hen
yrjanG Judge Barrett granted leave 10 eHe" his mo