The New York herald., 1877-11-14
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

By Judge Lawrence
Mason va Welsh Decker VS.. Welsh; Hoyt VI. Hoyt;
Martin We. Nollmann.-Grantcd.
Quinn VS.. Van Pelt; Same vs.. Same; Benedict et
al Manufacturing Company vs Thayer; Mason VS..
Welsh; Decker vs. Welsh. Orders granted
Finbcrs VS. Congregation Fiercth Israel Newstadt
Shmindt; Hurd W. Brower.-Explanatlon required.
In the matter OF CoDroy.-The prisoner is entitled to
his discbargc. OPINION
McConville W. Milner-order vacated the de-
fendanls marrying the plaintiff in open court
Knumann VA Helue This action beng for the re-
covcry goods specifically no order arrest can
be granted (see Code oil Civil Procedure section ooo'
subdivision
Anthony vs.. kil0p-Motion granted on pay menu oi
Witty VI. wlty-l am not entirely satisfied with
the proof OF service This case. IL eau be made more
positive than " Is, and the positive proof should Do
furnished.
Roessner ". Roessner-l wish TO see The attorneys
who pr sent the orIer Ia TINS Case
No,iraLd W. Nostrand.-Motion granted. lSee
Brinkley Va. Brinkcy, Al, y. ~, 4nD
Vincent VS. Vincent L-Mo.i0n granted.
McElwee VS.. McEiwec.-Rcfrrred 10 Jerome Buck to
ascertain what sum snoua be a,iowcd to the plaintiff
for her support during the pendcncy oi TINS action
action.
BY Judge Donohue
Andrews vs. N Y. l. B. Co-Order must stand as
entered; insert the papers used III motion.
BY Judge Barrett
Equitable Life Assurance Society va Hecnt.-Mo-
tion granted. Receiver appointed.
Mutual Lilo Insurance Company vs. Schiessingcr
ana othersActons OF TINS Importance and with such
defence we're not contemplated 0y Inc rule The de-
fence Ia not trivial nor nerposed Tor delay serious
contest is evidently intended. Motion denied.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Morgan va Frankiyn and others Order settled and
Jones vs. ones-Findings signed
BY Judge Van Brunt
Fischermann g. GautcE-Case settled.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN
BY Chief Justice Curtis.
Legrand vs. Manhattan Mercantile Association
Proposed case ana amendments settled.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Robinson.
Balmcr VS. BalmeE-Decree signed.
BY Judge j. 4. Daily.
Schnitzor vs. Frolich Schraun, Jr., vs.. Sullivan !;
Schaaf Vs. O'Brien.-Motion granted.
In the matter OF Rogers-Two sureties must justify
to double the amount OF bona.
Coney vs.. Matby.-Appiicaton denied.
Clark Collins Motion denied. with $5 costs to
Chicas vs.. Monroe-Some evidence other than
hearsay that the accounts arc worthless.
MARINE coURT-CHAMBERs.
By Judge McAdam.
Lord vs. French; Morris VS. Rosenberg; Samter VS..
Ferris VS.. solomon Motion granted, with $40
costs 10 abide event
storms Curtis; Levy vs. Wilson; Upham vs..
Leonard Porter vs.. Keenan,. --Judgmeuls
Carlagnola VS. Dondero.-Compiaint dismissed
Kasschan VS.. Holton.-John g. Boyd appointed re-
Tho Produce Bank vs.. walL-Motion denied. with
$40 costs
bTytsteln vs. CoukHHn.-MotiOn granted, unless
within ten days plaintiff le note Of issue and pay $40
costs.
Johns vs. Chapin; StenberR vs. Finete; Duffy vs.
Oicrat-See Endorsement on papers,
Copcut w. Van H0rn-Mo ion grsnted.
Lerns Va. White BungerI vs. Coes.-Defaults.
Ansbach VA Lenis.-Sureties approved
Shaw vs. Dougan Greene vs.. Same.-Wiiliam Lind
say appointed receiver.
Robertson VS.. stiilings.-Five per cent allowance
granted.
H,inze VS. Solomon-Arrost vacated
Buddendich VS.. Stuhr.-Molion denied. Defendant
must serve his answer the 1oin ins $40 costs to
plainnf to abide event. (S9 ~ Y. Sup. CT, 4S2.)