New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
CIVIL NOTES.

In the sult ofjanisOn against JatnlsOn, Judge an
WORT has granted the plaintiff counsel fee Of 300
Corporation Counsel Whitney has given an opinion
that the Common Council Jurisdiction granting ferry
franchises any point within the corporation limits
Not a single case on a long calendar was ready
Trial IN Of the Superior Court yesterday morning
fact which Judge sanford remarked, Indicated great laxiy
Alfred Cately who sued his wife for divorce
Tecoocied her. and Judge Robinson, in Com
Pleas spec al Term yesterday. order discontinue
wife's counsel
George NJ. Held sues Michael Kane and John
Ryan for $4,000 DAMAGES FOR having with force aud arms"
dumped manure on his premises At Forty 9TH St and F.rs
aud the Oh lra before Judge Larren0Ie The
Is tuat defendants Lad permission
Julia Corn has brought a suit against her husband
Emanuel Corn divorce ground lis alleged inf
deites she married July O. 1872 by ad rman, but
las had children Judge Robinson in coam9l Pleas spe
ea i9I @ '''eiu! al Oiu'i u III TIC '"'
The suit of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company against the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pauy has discontinued the plaintiffs motion by JUDGE
Van Worst Supreme Court Special Term. but tie Judge
giants 70 % defendants counsel fee OF 800 With the costs
The suit of Theodore ID. Kellogg an advertising
agent against Elizabeth Il. Granis publisher OF the
CtVr UniOn $500 Tor alleged breach o contract for adj
yeiisne was on trial on ' TUESDAY before Jaagg j. + DS
ment was made, and the case withdrawn
In the suit of Richard W. Hayward against Lizette
Haywar divorce which there charges ana counter
charges adultery Judge Barrett in supreme Court Cham
6eT yei s9'sd 70 T y no ns S gu. or no m
specific aiiiiaf.ts Of her Innocence.
John V. Kelly has brought suit to declare null
is Ellen Kelly the ground that her husband
Dean sun living. Mrs. Kelly admits that she was
married Dean. but claims that that marriage nulnty
Dean tcn had living WIFE, and IN treating that naly
~ sun Oh an Application TO Judge Barrett IN su
Court Chambers alnO1y ana counsel lee. De
cison reserved
Alexander Davis, by his attorney, Max Bayersdor-
fer brought proceeding against Benjamin Davis 10
his son. simon lie acknowledged that he had allowed
his son 10 20 brother benjamin buG he wanted his child
back Benjamin Daviss thar he liked the child
AID the father ought 10 pay hh It's b0a1 before depvng hun
o. the ets '}e, r SSs' no b rn o ~ Pre- bSar
and directed the return Of The child.
John i. Huggins sued John X. Foley, maker of a
note and Dennis De Courccy ndosor comp
the ild1rsed by the defendant
notice Of the aymeut Of the note gwen
defendant" MI DE C0urscy demurrod that this
Iayueal Of the note Judge Van worst in supreme Coat
tor defendant with leave 70 Iiantin TO amend on Germs
Anna Meters has brought SUIT against the Metro
poliisn Light Company for supplying her with
occupies 10 1856 Broadway, Forty seyenhst
made usual SO deposit with defendant security,
accompanying her application fOra supply Of gas
put aud connection with the main made. but
has beu supplied she says incidentally that she does not
such tenant aeoIs under chapter 81 Of tie Law, q;
1859 Tor day ior days Tor the failure OF the de-
Joseph J.. Darling, on December 1866, fell on
the sidewalk Of Nesonpl His knee cap broken
II permanently in re he sue The city for $4,000
keeping It's sidewalks in safe condition II
appeared trial Of the sn YESTERDAY before Judge
Brunt. supreme Cont Special Term. That Mr.. Darling
lived neieboThoOd OF the slipper place. and had
that day passed H. ami judge Van Brunt held that
vhaie lhe fault " the eity the plaintiff Vas guilty 81 neg
in trying o stand IN slippery p!tc all dismissed the
complaint T. p - vule and Edward Ihvs appeared Tor
the piaintuG; H. Lucom0e and T. +. Mior Tor tio eity
One Kelley, ~ receiver, sued Charles Dusenhnry
10 procure moneys which Kelley alleged Dusenbury had
Wronguy procured from the city, and obtained judgment Tor
over 5000. Execution issued and returned unsasdcd
supplementary proceedings Instituted and Dusenbury
was Thereafter Kelley procured Stgel
rant Judge Spicr arrest Dusenbur FOR fraud
procceu under the warrant The supplementary
uaiOn IN evidence. Judge Sper dismissed pro.
ce.,ncs upon that. a Dusenbury
under tine CODE he cOid be
under suilwel also grOind that tn supple
tary proceedings c0ld be PIT in evidence this
criminal proceeding. Thfreup0n Kelley procured coTtiora
10 tire " the supreme Court, which,
Judge Sp-l decision. D. NJ Potter
for Kelley; Hall Il Blandy, for DusenDdry.