New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13

the city for it, failure to kes rs 'rss s IN
The city .v Ss.1s for Miller of CITY
In Common Pleas, Trial Term, before Judge Lare-
more the trial suit by Joanna Lyons against Edward u
Richards for 10000 DAMAGES for alleged ne3seacs m
smith appears plaintiff Beach Lathrop for the defend
Edwin g. DoolIttle maker OF architectural de-
signs has sued b. f. in this state for plans
for the windows May's Church in Luzerne He claimed
@ be e. sSu The p9s o DP II be faecpc@
III; and 1s se r R sa
In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before Judge
Curtis tho sut NJ Key against the NewJersey
Mutual Life insurance Company was tried yesterday THO
plaintiffs husband insured his Ifs on March 10, l9,4 1877
consumpye The employed by the company 70 make
sSSCs H. wsss%an @t"g appsaTSd for the plaintiff s.
A. & ID. J. Moves for the defendant company
In the suit of Ellen Kelly against the city, against
the owner OF tho building adjoining ST. Andrews Church In
Duane st. against the contractor for taking down tne
walls q building JUDGE Barrett Seu rSn .
grows Of the fan Of tho wan o. burned Ing Snd 0
Ing ST Andrews Church which killed seVcra tssa by
c city VA that The ocrrs ne and pc
n the city co"ia Sot be he'd liable Negligence
A suit by Evan Jones against John Jones has
trial for days before Judge Van worst IN su
preme Court Special The wo are brothers ana inc
defendant ia blind They partnesin some real e5tse
purchases in Weschesier County sever years ago AZ We
plaintiff went 10 the Pacific coast leaving nis DINO ,S
the esste He now CHARGES ms oro.ner gs
derandng him At TIE opening OF the cour jSg"
said he had hp>l that .sfnrys re.t ana Su q,
Gay Influence would have brought spoIl some ho
this quarrel and no regretted To have 70 Lear H. He eae mas
not been concluded
In suit by the Tenth National Bank against the
Bank OF York. concerning check certified by The PLAIN
Tiff bank which raised from 81 to sl53S 10 ana
had then been sent defendant bank. through the clear
IDu,e 10 the plaintiff credited by the pntn bshK
Barrett tho TO be placed on TIE SnO
calendar The distinguishing feature between ms ani cases
OF M sane character previously decd r. that the defend
alleges that paid he money 10 ne person
ing the faith Of the certhca0 enn tnst ~ mo mas '
COM insOlvelt IL has no rccouT 81 10 hun
The trial of the suit of Ira Reynolds against the
Eric Railway Company begun yesterday before Judge
Van Hocscn in Common Pleas. Trial Term. The piantih
claims tat he about Jan 1873 for passage
IN the road from Cleveland to NewYOrk that he was iod py
ibat 1t he might -top ever al h %
that he did stop and Jan 90 1873, was pt OF WIN
unnecessary voleucr ;hrco miles from CipVlle e nHeot
81 on be asks $50 The defendants clam that ms ncAot
zion which travelling and that he only asAen 20
professionally his fare on tnat SECTION ihat no hhc
VIOLENCE used and that he was put OF near 10 Cahp'e
station. The case is sun ou
David NJ Pcyser who owned large estate IN TINS
connty died leaving a wild and adopted daughter By
his will ne gave third Of his estate 20 his widow Absolutely
epd the other wohrs her ont annuiies TO
his adopted child and brothers and sisters in Russia
GERMANY and country when they we're dead 10 their
children Moiz " Pcyser Of the testators brothers
tho will onetenth Of the rcsitiary esate one on us
children Max VI. Peyser FRIED Dora NJ Peyser, but urd
,sOn of ~ snare Peyser has taken out letters
Of aamristration Pcyses estate and as anin
NJ accounting has asked the Interpretation o
hs viii Tho yesterday on motion sulstan'
nqtrarx or NJ widow 81 her husband Judge Barrett III
Supreme Court, Chambers. denied the motion.