The New York herald., 1877-01-13


cry as Will limit II TO The actual loss sustained. II
that shall be done and stipulation gwen 10 tpat
elect within twenty after notice Of the decision
then as mod fled. judgment ahrmeu, "ithout COSTS
vxs Dev,n an,. anotner-Judgment affirmed,
with costs Opinion by Judge DAVIS presiding 'udge
Brady taking no part ,. no. -
Donncly reversed and entered In his favor
upon The findings OF the Court below order author author.
izing deten dant Uonney 10 answer affirmed, without
costs Opinion by Judge Davis, presiding tJudge
Brady taxing no part)
t;eity VS. Dcvlin and another.-Judgment affirmed
on plaintiffs appeal with costs 10 The appellant
Opinion by Judge Davis. presiding. y.,
Judgment affirmed with costs Opin'on ny Juoge
The Pcople ex rel Bauta and another VS. KenL-Ap
neal dismissed. without costs and with leave 10
Ban,a. il ho SO elects 10 enter up judgment IN the
form directed by the referee for the purpose o ong
ing before the Court question ordered 10 be raised
on this appeal Opinion by Prcsiiing Judge Davis.
Nash vs. The Mayor &c cs-AppLcation granted,
The Union Trust Company VS. Whiton-Nonsut set
aside new ordered. costs to ABIDE event. op'non
by Judge Daniels.
trial ordered costs abide event. Opinion by Judge
Daniels. =,
Judpmc nj and order affirmed with COSTS opinion ny
Err,co and another vs. Brand. Judgment reversed,
new riai ordered costs to aoide event opn'oh oy
peck VS. peck and another Order affirmed with
$40 costs, besides disbursements opn'on Wy 'uus'
Daniels. . ,.. -
verscd, trial ordered, costs 10 ao'de event. oPn
oa cyanaer and another VS. Brown and another Yer
dict aside and new trial ordered COSTS 20 "ooe
event. Opinion by Judge Daniels
Ch,ssmau VS. The Long Island Railroad Company
Judgment am rmed. Opinion by Judge BRADY
Island Ferry Company.-Ordcr affirmed, with leave 10
defendant to answer over payment oil costs opin'
'I FrcnIiin NC VS. The People, &c.-Conviction
anrmod opinion by Judge Daniels.
Woodruff vs.. Sherrard Jr-Motion ior leave 10 ap-
Weeks VS. The New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company ny-Vcrdct set aside, new triai or
dcred, 10 ABIDE event Opihion ny 'uuse D""c's
Judge Brady disscnting'
Peck ct ul VS. Gardiner ct al-Judgment reversed,
new trial ordcred, COSTS TO abide event. Opinion ny
Tse People. &c vs. Tweed Judgment aud order
affirmed with costs oruer gran.,ns anu't"na M i i,v
stevenson ct a. vs.. Lesley OF aL-Decree modmea as
directed opinion, costs Of oo.n out o. .ne ,ana
Opinions by Presiding Ju0ge DAVIS ana 1uose nT""y,
St,e,z VS. Greon--Order affirmed, with $40 costs,
be gwen as directed opinion, in default OF which
order affirmed, without COSTS OPINION by Judge
Daniels Order TO be settled by Judge Daniels
By Judges Brady, Daniels and Barrett.
Hunt vs. Hunt.-Judgmsnt affirmed, with costs
OPINION by Judge Barrett
BY Presiding Judge Davis anu Judges bracy ana
Daniels
KeteItas vs. Grecn.-Urder reversed, no costs 10 be
charged upon respondent Appellants COSTS, Dotn on
appeul and proceedings below, allowed TO tncm as u
charge against the estate. Opinion by Presd'ng Judge
The People cx rel The Tradesmens Bank VS.. The
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments ASSESS
ment SO modified us 20 deduct from the sum ., 300
which IS the full value OF the shares the sum OF $ll 20
onetth OF that value, without costs, and anrmed as
SO modified. Opinion by Judge Daniels
The Metropolitan Gas Light Company vs. The Mayor,
&c-Judgment rever-ed, new trial ordered, costs TO
abide event unless within twenty days after notice OF
decision the plaintiff stipuatc TO reduce the amount re-
covered con with the report made by the Board
OF Audit ana App0rti0nmenL In case sucn stipua.
iion snail be given tnen me 10 as n.r nar,v
Opinion by judges Daniels and Brady. Judge Brady
dissenting. 49, p,
ings affirmed and writ quasned with COSTS OPINION by
Presiding Judge Davis.
Malrer OF the Mechanics and Traders bank.-Order
reversed and further hearing directed, with costs to
abide The event. Opinion by Judge Daniels.
Mater of II Hoe-Order reversed with The usual costs
and abide event. and further hear
ing d,recte1. OPINION by Judge Daniels
Brown and another, &c, vs The Mayor, NC 10
1876, granted, with SO costs, and disbursements
Brown and another, &c, VS.. The Mayor, &c-Mo-
and disbursements be offset against the costs and
sbursemcnts the preceding order .
,an nr9~S so aass ana appea No. denied without costs 10
Bro Brown and another, SC, vs. The Mayor, &c.-Mo-
ton 10 dismiss appeal No. Denied without costs
Brown and another, &c. VS.. Tho Mayor, &C. Order
| of June 26, 1876 affirmed, without costs
Brown and another, &C., vs. The Mayor, &c-Oraer
OF Of the nnal report OF referee 50 iar
moJ,ded MS TO affirm the report and direct the pay
mani of the amount established by the respondent
West and found 70 be u lion in his isvor upon the
money collected and as TO the residue the exceptions
sustained ana the order respec! 70 tne Claims o.
neither party have costs against the other ON this
appeal ,. =. o..
of August lS 1876 reversed with $40 COSTS besides
disbursements; may be provided In tho reversal
the sum OF pn,d declared duo to the
respondent West by the affirmance ot the order of
confirmation Of the referees report as 10 nm Upnons
Judge Davis Orders to be settled before Judge Davis
| on three days notice.
Dusenbury VS.. Calaghan. Motion for rcargumen,
| denied.
The People ex rel. Philbrick vs. Thompson. Pro
cecI,pps dsm ssed with COSTS against the applicant,
| II. b. Philbrick, personally
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sper.
Roscnthal Chapman CT aL-Ordered on day Cal
| Manning OF al. VIZ stern-Receivcrs bond ap
proved
Kna6e ct al VS. Eberhard, aud Gilbert vs. Sullivan 81
aL-Orders granted.
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART !.
Before Judge Gildersleevc.
ENTERING PREMISES UNLIMITED
| Thomas Moore alias James owens, OF No. % Laigh
street. was arragned tho charge o having entered
the picture store No 800 Hudson street with !nten
to steal stephen Coppinger, Of No. 80 Lewis street
was charged with a similar offence ut the premises
Albert Cappeiie No 81 Division street. Both pIeadet
| guilty and the Judge sentenced Coppinger TO nv'
years and Moore 10 eighteen months II
| the State Prison.
RUFF1AN PUNISHED.
Peter Andrews, aged twenty-five, married man
was called to tho bar to indictment chsrgnl
him with having committed a brutal assault upon
little girl eight years old residing with her parents
No lis Mulberry street, He pleaded guilty, and tn
Judge sent him to tho state Prison for three years
AN INcoRRIaIBLE SNEAK THIEF
Catherine Clarke, who said she had forgotten
whether she had ever been the Island, engaged