New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial OF IN" St OF the IeOpie agaillSt iHoiId'
Conan has been adiour. ed TO Monday next
judge Freedman. III Superior Court, Special Term,
has divorce -ut OF cahane Berth against chas
Berth TO Gco' &c ?. L1ngb. In
.JGdg. iarremOrc in Common Pleas, Special Term,
has opened the default 5nit OF ayton BeknaP against
Daniel f. oickcs taken against the Defendant on His paying
the costs.
George F.. Miles, formerly a reporter of TIE
TRhlNf has appointed StenoHapher to the Special
Term, Part ip o., the Court OF Co;n.4'n Pias All tne ae
reporters llc city press united ia RECOMMENDING his
appointment.
In tie SUIT Of the widow of Gustatus Conoyer
against r. his Administration previously report
Ell in THE TEiptNE, Judge Freelmhi In 'nIroL CONT u
estate q the deceased husband.
In the suit of George J. Clan Ranald against john
n Wyckon Judge has decided that in proceedings
supplementary execution against Judgment debtor the
court ,y compel debtor to his interest IN patent
LAM not within ira, been previously affirmed and
JGdsc Freedman act, i. power on "a, So VA,
b. Tie or,i.ary process Of the court
The sui; of .t"phen -. Wal against the City was
tried Yesterday Barrett ga supreme Court C'fcnt
and ear verdict Aas ordered for this morning. The plain
tit srys that wasr,rs tue bouisVarl between Nroy-
aud Niaey seyonsl on dark evening and bis bnggy
ia in ill., .Tey Ills buggy Was broken n set two
nI' Of f fy Vas General denial anI that the plaintiffs
own car,csSness contr. uu,,d TO his misfortune.
The suit Of Kittc Powell against Richard Powell
came bcfor, Judge Donoiuc yesterday in supreme Court
Chambers. motion for aiimony Sic sues FOR divorce
for abandonment In opposition to the notion Nj Powell
doucd his m.raeo Iic says 81 is eon;inon woman 81 the
s asa.-; hin ior Seduction nnicr promise OF marriage
ller poe e.cd a sia h i,rd, Tic. b,stay law e
pusii,o a!r Of h,r TO children pay Las u sst' " h,r
om cone uson lie gabinis mai her ps..h car" Is
!n,osseA WIKI thoaf claims Inc t0"t reserve" lis d'-
IL the suit Of John Brennan against Henry Good
eiu motion was made yesterday before Judge DoaOhae in
supreme court Clmb r., dismiss the complaint f,r went
OF prosecution Brennan claims that his jewelry store in
Philadelphia robbed. and that some Of his je7oy was
foauf in do0istcns posseson lif srci Coos ''n Tor
S2i3j6. thc whole anOun winch ne cahs !? lave 'a. ON
tr's ~ ia,r GorIsy!n taken Plia pima ior criminal
he IN ~ impaired aud voad he dangerous Ia him TO come
hcr except ~ sumner Judge Donohuo reserved his dcc
The suit of the Newcastle Chemical Works Com
rany against Thomas Reed and another was tried yesterday
before Judge ScdeVIck. in superior Court special Tenn The
suit va, or bleaching powders be shipped from Newcastle
to NovYo. the DEF endalis TO be Informed iy what ship
hcy we're sen, a. plaintiffs agents here heard
tn ~ , md c,sb plant.fs aeents iod uc ,!c!,,da
hcy "cxpctl th,m by the vee IN hieh re sots were
shi1p .N after they artiy' re Gggl Over,
i n cold and So - subec, inc o.lior 81 lc court
ri General trm A. j. Wells appeared of PLAINTIFF Ander-
son * Nan for Defendants.
The suit of John J. Mckinney against the ex-
ecutors of William Mckinney was tflca Yesterday
before Judge Van Hocsen, in common fLraS lf"l Term.
Iop J. Iogue grandson OF The PanlE became dependent
ON n. relatives aud 1t is alleged by the pAEta that VIII j.
kinney his uncle being wealthy agreed via ms iaei 10
psy All the expenses OF caring ior and teaching the 10Y me
tn lived ~ i years with his grandfather alu tnh u Ae
grgrafthcr claims for each year ana - l"f 'Gjh
me hoy The boy death two years tr ms uhcit ua
me cXrcuors required the grandfather to prove DIS case ~ q
proved terminated WIN tne
d,h of tnc estanr that the Chi burial expenses di
not within he agreement The court oysrrgled hess
obi otion. Jury gave verdict for fltl2 80 w. r.
Robinson ap, AIRED for tie Ianth John loda Tor ceehoh
! In the sut OF W. T. Morgan against Caroline Il.
Morgan the husband last obtained decree OF di
vnrce from his vile Recently motion Was made by The wife
10 open the ground that evidence had been
discovered that the evidence against her fraudulent
The chief evidence contained IN the affidavit Of one
Iizzir Vanderhoo married who That IN
1870 she guilty adultery with Mr. Morgan her great
that she confessed u - her husband Who
hla up home, ubscquonty iorgye her. Mr. Nor
pau these allegations Judge Robinson before whom
In Common Pleas, Special Tenn. tho motion was made
comments 0ng delay before making H. and "a 20 MIS-
Vanderhoof speaks of her affidavit melancholy exhibition
htlCacy. lie holds that the rule that the
quilt applies that There IA sufficient proof that the
of Inc established by fraudulent evidence
liz the motion without examining the opp
ing afhdayits.
In a suit brought by Charles Hauselt against
Frederick vmar Judge scdgwck Superior Court special
Term has dismissed the complaint The plaintiffs obtained
Judgment against the defendant and pending proceeding
b. open execution issnod one adjournment OF the
pending given after defendants counsel had said
his client intend into bankruptcy During that
niant made Assignment Tor the bceh
creditors equally The piantin sued 10 set Aside THIS