New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of Patrick Casey against the city was
tried yesterday Pleas. Trial Term before judge
j. T. Dsy Casey driving sleigh through tineheths st.
4r Marsona,e on % 1875, whenit came to hole in
thrown ont and horse injured rA' jury gave
tho r'aintH a verdict Tor 1897.
The salts recently begun by II. Kennedy II Co.
against David bows W. H. Scott, F. H. lows H. g. Flower
L. y. Baylis, a. &C. Curtin II. L. - S"~, jr Albrt KEEP
II, H. Porter j. How j. r. G3rlaaf Ter ' c i,n,
ir s., rmtl Of the Of the firm has Lo 81, o"
eu completed.
In the suit Of The.Tribune Association against
Laura = Taylor Edward Tracy ana others ior sl6oo 90
for advertising with the aJ Tor estate Judge
Donohue supreme Court Chambers on The application o.
against him ny deiaut on their paying all the costs 10
tLe suit to date and $40 costs OF motion.
The motion for receiver Of the American Popular
Life Insurance Company adjourned yesterday ly con
sent by Judge Donohue, IN supreme Coari Chaber' to
April 30 at p ~. George Bliss, who arpr,r oi the com
&C. ma, Lad lime 10 prcparc answer 10 the
papers which the Attorney General moved
Judge D0nohne, in Supreme Court, Chambers
confirmed yesterday report Of the Commissioners Of Et
as A4scssbient, for opening
fftsi from hIng,brdge Hoat TO Tenthave The DAMAGES
r Cr sIu a. III 81 oia Of 5 GiS o. one TAI Of Which
benefited.
The suit of 4. ;. GrabfeIder and another against
Abraham tried Yesterday before Jlge L'fremore,
f. Common Pleas Trial Term. It on no-e io' sjli 80
The defense peculiar oAc that IL T. Mack allowed
a Hey De taken ont his life for the beneht Of the
cIlcu ucltniini, and the note iyn for t'e
the children had interest IN the lf ot VI c
DE policy was void under re Law AGAINST %sgr Don - n
note wlLot consideration Ju lrt LAIR moro O'oiIuei
the dr!easc and gave jldSncn, for the pliinIH.
The suit Of Jane G. LOttlmer against Alexander
W Hume and others owners OF ths Brunswick Hotel was
before Chef Justice DAILY Yesterday. Common Pleas
Special Terra, motion 40 eEjoin tue defendants from
tuitiy nm A llipg IN ear al hote. The plaintiff IS the
owner VI adjoining property and the def nlnts are under
nu agreement build tan 30 eet back from TIE
lefcHda.ts answered hat the Proposed sii'
tur was merely ornamental aTDor or Summer house and
pautig. judge Daily denied the motion.
judge Blatchfori has made the following rule IN
bauLrlptcy proceedings the United ~'tcs District Court
cause I'm b nkrlipcy deemed finally Disposed of
until an order entered the District Court declaring s
termination After the expiration OF months from the
ADJUDICATION OF bankruptcy and Oi two months from the
Anal u,ssiug # the accounts the ssgnce bankruptcy
nfr So ,o 5u.6 ul Revised statutes, and Oh to ceru
ira, OF liz eerA aud register ia charge o the
prUcrtdnY I'm the bankruptcy remains penang h"'
the application Ol the sehEt ia JIM
creditor hO las proved Eit utoe such an
order may Of notice 10 the bankrupt be entered"
An application was made yesterday 10 Judge Don
oaue in supreme Court Chambers behalf OF John 4.
Gray for an oler Jewtt the receiver OF the Eft
Railway pay him - the balance of admitted claim
Mr. GRAY went England 1874 To place the bonds under
the sen consolidated and succeeded in dsDosina
Of 900 that On hts return his calm for
cupensaon was referred VIM. ID. shpman and Cor;lEd
Parker as a,rtiOrs who awarded him AOOO less to1@5
,icb ne faI retained Of Jan. l. 1879. Reckoning the
r.u sterling 50 90 and adding interest makes tn aiGonnt
stre of the mortgages under Foreclosure u9puscu
Inc applcat on and Judge DOOde denies the MOTION