The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-26

TO the plea OF guilty submitted by other parties lately
similarly charged with the penalty OF the hne at
tachcd thereto Should the defendants after examnA-
ton be held by the Commissioner, counsel VIII bring
up tho case on habcas corpus proceedings before tbe
Circuit Court.
suit was brought oy A. l.. Grabfeltcr and another
against Abraham Cohn TO recover on promssory
note Tor Sis IA, and tho cause was tried yesterday
before Judge Larremore, In the Court oil Common
Pleas Tho defence was that the plaintiffs who arc
Insurance agents, insured the lie OF one Mack ior tho
benefit OF defendants children that they had no
legal equitable Interest IN Macks lfe and that the
policy was what Is termed wager poiicyi That the
note was gwen Tor premiums on THIS policy, ana .nas
the policy being void the note was also void Judge
arremore directed verdict Tor Tie paintns TOT ING
full amount claimed.
joining Hotel Brunswick, Fifth avenue, brought
SUIT against the proprietors 10 restrain tho Dudihg
OF back extension TO the hotel contrary TO an alleged
previous agreement. The came beioro Cniel
Justice Daily on an application for an injunction. INC
defendants In their affidavit In opposition 10 tho ap
plcaton state among other things, that they 90 not
intend TO build extension, but merely rustic arDor
with an awning Tor the accommodation ana comfort OF
their guests that the arbor will prousely decorated
with flowers and viii be an ornament II is also stated
that the OF the Hotel Brunswick 10 year.
and that u the injunction should DO granted II woua
make a difference OF $500 day 10 the defenoants.
Chief Justice Daily refused 10 grant the application
The Tribune Association published the decision OF
Surrogate Hntcb.ngs admitting TO probate the VIII OF
The late james b. Taylor For this service claim
put against Tho for 81 6GS 30 This was us
allowed, and suit was then commenced against Laura o
Taylor and Edward II. Tracy, ns executrlx ana execn
tor. TO hold them personally liable Nr huIus An.
drews appeared for botn defendants, ana permitted
Judgment by default, upon the understanding that no
personal liability would be enforced against MI tracy.
IN this, Il seems, Mr. Tracy was disappointed as ne
seeks 10 have the judgment opened, SO lar as u
relates TO him. This application. made to Judge Don
ohue yesterday, was supported by Tho statement. OF
Mr.. Andrews as to what his understanding was whcn
hc permitted judgment TO be entered. The default
was opened by the court on condition defendant pay
all the costs
An order OF arrest issued from the Marine Court,
yesterday, al tho suit OF Maria Schalk against Edward
Michael, Tor sandcr. The plaintiff asks for 5000
damages, and bail was fixed IN tho order at $l,00u
The Islander complained OF was such as tended TO assai
tho moral character OF the plaintir. As sort OF
aggravation Islander, the pa,nt says that. i'm
mediatcy alter uerng IT, the defendant came into her
and flung lighted cigar al her. that the ightcd
cigar al GIFTED her bosom. causing her TO start sud
donly which sudden start ctuscd her child 10 drop,
which drop caused COMMISSIONS which COMMISSIONS
caused the necessity OF calling in doctor.