New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
CIVIL NOTES.

H. c. PAGE proprietor of The Ne,r- Fork Era, has
suci the cy advertising that paper between JAM
1862 and jan J. 1872, for $1l3G5l, being average OK
eading the portions Of 1867 and 1863 nrns which the paper
% S R ha S SS SsS res s & S the
Controller but gives no particulars
The Rev. Edward COwley has given notice to sew
era Of the old Board Trustees that he will nme
dstey take legal steps toward securing pOssess" Of the
Chrens Fold Several documents havn already been drawn
and served and will BE- In the courts Mr.
CoTeys br?theE lawyer ~ s ss
Beard Of Trustees who have given its supervision " the
On the application of Gen. Barlow, Judge Dono-
Supreme Court Chambers granted yesterday. leave
the AtOeyGeneral bring action TO dissolve the
NewYork Juvenile Guardian Society. The application was
iore The state Board Of CHARITIES especially as TO Nj Robert
sons claims and on an AFFIDAVIT showing that the proper Ger
hcates and ANIMAL reports except were not on ME- ami
that there five mortgages covering its full the
court 70 far as could be ascertaiued.
In the Emma Nine trial yesterday, Trevor W.
Park by Mr. Soughton regarding his
Albert Grant, and his transactions with oliver
eager confidential business relations
Beach, Of counsel for Mr. Park objected to Mr. Park
going his business with Mr. the ground that
his conscs Instructions offered submit all the papers
called for by Mt stougon Gen H. H. BoStr one Of the
ana began 10 nsiae the sor o, hs connection WI. e
j I1Te 'i'H'' A'A INV ''H''D"'1
The divorce suit of Samuel Carlwell, jr., against
Ella A. Carlwell was before Judge DoRohue, in Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday, motion to amend the
paint. and Mrs Cardwell married IN
1871 that the wife, between certain dates in
lsni at houses also name committed adultery with
aGlaytt 30 strike out several such clauses
hli particularly OF the exact dates be given ;. g.
that Charge
particular enong Tor the defendant TO answer she cond
but he strike out the last AZ was 1T
the defendant would consent that tho complaint
ilame O'clock ut night with her paramour.
Judge DOl0hue reserved hls decision
In the foreclosure suit Of William T. Earle against
George Hoffman Others tried before Judge Van Worst in
Supreme Court Special Term The defendant Hoffman inter
posed the defense usury. claims and the judge finds,
that gave mortgage Edward Ripley, taking Hpcy's
for $4,000 Ripley sold the mortgage 10 the plaintiff for
$4,000 gave Hoffman the 10000 wherenpOn Hoffman
gave up Ripe, the whole being transaction 10
HAT the mortgage good aud there was no Vaid defense
the dicndants claim that
the plaintiff knew the circumstances attending the Inception
az ia" nOItyaee ahd therefore lObs i"bla tsopptd rom
this defense, bUt under recent decision OF the
Court OF Appeals holds that Earle only the money
which he actually paid, with interest
Ia tie suit Of George G. Coffin against George HOil
mann and others ClieJusce DAILY Pleas Special
decided that when extends, by verbal
PROMISE good the time Of payment OF
gage assumed the mortgage, 1t releases the
liability of the original m0rtgage0r George Hoffman was tho
original m0Tt.age0r three mOrtgages lie sold the property
Ga.uOr, who assumed the mortgages MrS G2inOr
Sl1,UO0 months before III
due plaintiff then be lcnient with her abont
promised call them Until hi
sired 20 into business and then 10 give her notice Chief
hOls HAT these facts Mrs GanOr became the
Principal debtor and Mr. Hoffman stood in the relation OF
and for good coHsicia on the Prepayment % one
ce pHlut!R extended the time the others this
Released NJ. Holman from ms Surttysllp