New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-28
. CIVIL NOTES.

The demand for the examination Of ,b4 D.,
Commissioners as delinquent debtors in scrgsrpt yr
has ceased the Commissioners having paid the BIN o,
| which IL was founded
| Caroline Engleman, who some time ago %. .
limited divorce from Charles W. Engemsn aud an No.
Of 81 a week smony applied 10 Judge Barrett yesie,,
The referred 70 J. p. Smith. " q.
In suit against j. J. ODonOhue and Jarnav n
Govern as suretes for James OErien when he "a, -.
they alleged that their bond was lrrcgulary e,ecu,,
they understood Others we're 10 be pa,ifs H. jude, E
strike ont these answers ~ sham '''aa
Trenor w. Park continued his testinonv T.. 4,
Emma Mine trial yesterday, going the old s,orv ~,
view TO fixing certain facts in the minds Of the fury an.
top twr and Cen ciioncE viii he esloa a .s
Mr.. Parks examination - concluded ''ha
The death Of John II. White was noticed ves,,,l.-
in The Court Of oyer and Tennne BY speech from RB
Anar e, % %sa sesSS S s sKy % @ with
directed minute 10 be entered on the court records M
regret at the death ~ an honest and able counsel M
supreme Court, Special Term on a motion ~ Ia, "a "
Adams, Judge Van Worst directed similar roo5ri 10 s. *
The suit of John Mccormack, as admini.t,,,,.. -,
his wife Ann :agsinst the New.York Central and us
River Railroad, ended yesterday By VERNE, a, -,
plaintiff in Common Pleas. Trial Tern, before Jusy o.
Il9esen Mr. McgoImack was killed on Tie railroad efsssS
one Of want Of negligence IN the compsnya servants ass
deliberations found for the pIaintd the FIJI statutory '
anoe OF $500. A'"
The case of Franz Ncssel against the city -,
ended yesterday in Common Pleas Trial Term be,o,. la.
j. +. DAILY. by verdict FOR the city. The pialutg On -
ght which he says foggy but which the sir,,i
reports say was clear Into the excavation for the pou,
tracks at One hundred 1Dl-tWenteths The defeuss .
that 10 get into the cut at that point no must have ~ 49,
in chCh ana climbed patdpet Two OF thre ietlfek 80
suagc sted that there some lager the ca Is.@~
B-choG tIlea tie for the plaintiff F. L. ststsn sP
II. Lacorhbc for the city.
The trial Of the suit OF John J. Lynes admi,,,-
tr.ior Of John T. Miller. James s Braaesr ana "a
ward Matthews, begun yesterday before JHsre "a,
Worst supreme Court Special Term The case -sc,
several brought against the same persons There was New
Orleans firm o! ITaIdefd Hubbard. Just before The brsk
ont Of the II recognized James = Rranf sn
- Chanblss Of New reans aud Edgen NsttheWs AZ ~
city being the partners The ruined q. NaWCrI.
house and this suit Is brought IA Northern uapcs
responsible s debts The defense that e Vsr 5te
section for the acts Of those the other Tha cs
is still on.
Judge Barrett yesterday granted motion in the
suit Of CleUs Co against the Florida Railroad COMPANY %
permit the assignee bankruptcy u the PLAINTIFF. 10 ennue
the suit brought for 20 AZ 30 money paid by the
plaintiffs for the dtlcna'nts In 1859 and g. 700 Irom
i,sory made 10 Henry Ccws IN the yelr The
j. that given in conformity with agreement
Claws y =. T. AIM aud others, WHO
~. bonds 81 The railroad company. FefGe The bonds
r-sly. ClcWs & money
is claimed rece note with the understanding that
Whea bonds issued The note sIOnld pc HYen 81
stanr Afterart 800 30 ~ the PONDS then
but the returned the CClcldaut cam ldg
men: against The plaintiffs for $1,000 COO the ground hat
the contract was not carried ont by them.