The New York herald., 1877-12-11

notary public The cause having been referred cannot
be tried afdavits. also want the order oi refer
ence and the afhdavts which II was granted.
Davis va The Marine Steamship Company.-The
mo.Ioa VIII be granted on the aeiendant's paying
stipulalng 10 take the testimony Of any Witnesses
from abroad whom the plaintin desires 20 examine
forthwi See memorandum.
The Union Trust Company va Baker ct aL-He
(the dete dantl may come and defend pay ment
costs OF motion and stipul latng 10 serve his
swer within Ave days after the entry OF this order
The will be OF the date wnen the answer arst be-
and the iugdment will stand a. security
Chryslal vs. Alvord-This motion is denied with
costs.
changed to Chambers order
Hull ys. Ho0arl-l am Of The opinion tina. tho de.
fendant is entitled TO the bill OF particulars which lie
asks. Motion granted See memorandum.
McCuliiss Va Aaxwell.-As at present drawn the
order cannot be signed. See memorandum
Tne Society Tor the Reformation OF Juvenile Dein-
quents McHugh-rhe injunction must be con-
ITO ued. See memorandum.
The Union Consolidated Mining Company Vs. RohL-
The question OF the validity o. the transfer Of Juus
Ront father ought not TO be disposed OF on this
motion. The motion 70 yscste the attachment Is do
Dryiuss vs. Largrave.-I must vacate the order Of
arrest. Sec memorandum.
Tekampi Goodcniid and another.-Aotion
granted. See memorandum
Philips VS. U'Donoughue.-Th report OF the ref
confirmed so far as declares that the claims
therein referred TO not liens upon tue surplus
moneys. am unwilling on this motion TO make an
order that she Chamberlain pay the surplus moneys
such an order should be made 0e brought up on
a direct motion for that purpose
In the matter of the New YORK and Brooklyn Bridge
Company The proceedings Of the Com mssloners arc
regular ther face but should be tncn ned 10 send
the report back on the question Of value not pre-
cluded doing by tue decision heretofore made.
See K. ana q. Valley Railroad Company vs. Bcckwith,
10 How, los; matter New York Jamaica Railroad
Company Il How, "a The compensation awarded
py the Commissioners is not so grossly inadequate as
TO authorize me to interfere under the dccison III o4
N Y, D. 60. Report conlrmed
ia mn ma IN
into the Circuit Court OF the United states must DO
denied for The reason that while II appears that tue
parties non-residents OF different states uoes
not appear that they Of different states
he the commencement oil the action lPeck-
ner VS. The Phenix Insurance Company, 81 n. r.,
1851 / cannot entertain the amended petition which
was submitted after the motion had been argued.
Under the peculiar circumstances of the case am
inclined to allow The defendant ten days further Time
TO make such motion as he may DO advsed $l0 COSTS
10 plaintiff
SUPREME coURT-cIRcUIT-PART z.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Banbrdge vs. Berncs s-Memorandum for counsel
SUPREME CoURT-sPECiAL TERM.
By Judge Barrett
Cameron vE Frost ct a.-Motion denied, with $40
Ward vs.. Rogers; White vs. Drake.-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer. Opinion.
Major vs.. Geery ct al Judgment ior defendant
- BY Judge Van Worst
De Peyster Va Bcekman and otherS-See opinion.
Bell. &C., w. Steele.-Order signed
Clegg VS.. Aikens-Judgm for defendants on de-
Clsga vs. the American Newspaper Union.-Juds.
ment Tor plaintn demurrer. with itorty de-
fendants to answer on terms. Opinion
SUPERIOR coUIT-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge scdgwick.
Wharton VS.. Wharton. Motion denied Kemp vs.
Kemp 50 n. T., r. 2l2.)
Morris et al VS.. Web6.-Surety sufficient
Mcsnavs ct al VS.. Anern-Order appointing Francis
A. Marden, receiver, &c
Duranl ". Cuunln gnam.-Motion granted.
Jordan, &C., vs. National SHOE and Leather Bank
Notion denied, without COSTS
benaif the receiver was appointed aud the de-
isndant herein should consent, or proceedings 20 be-
gun wnicn they should have motion.
Favre vs.. Weaver ct aL-Report Of referee con-
frmcd and judgment oil foreclosure and sale ordered.
Balmore vs.. sexton OF aL-Reierence ordered.
Merchants' Exchange Nalional Bank va. BarneA-
Ordered on day calendar Tor the 18th OF December.
Guaranty and Indemnify Company VS.. Corp ct al !;
The National Trust Company vs.. Corp Q. AL Bentley
vs. Cutting. &c. Deviin. &C., Cutting, Gc In the
matter OF Bumenthal; in the matter Of Aaguire Or
ders granted.
Striker VS.. Shipman.-J Judgment signed
schlamori,z Ct al VS., walker.-Findings settled
COMMON pLEAs-sPECIAL TERN
By Judge Van Hoesen.
Wits va Stemhts; Siminson vs. Marks-Examina.
tlon must proceed. SEQ memorandum.
In the matter Of Levy Ac.-Bond approved
New YORK Lilo Insurance Company VS.. Ehrllch.-
Broderck cannot be accepted as surety. SEQ memo
WehIe va acknowledgements allowed to amend his
answer payment OF costs. See memorandum.
In the matter OF Frank.-Applicativn denied. See
Webel vs.. schever.-Reierence ordered to inquire
terms which order OF substitution TO be made See
Joslas vs.. Bennett; Wise VS.. wenasl -Memoran-
DUN for counsel.
johnson Jonnson.-Case sent back to referee for
urther proofs see memorandum.
Waters vs.. Crnwford-Order signed
Cary va Cary.-Leave Is givon 10 sue the receiver
In ha ms nj cay Eauu IN va n
lin.-Sce mem oraudum
Munkhon vs. Munkhon. Counsel fec allowed.
Almony pendente lite not allowed, because cause 10
set down Tor trial at early day. See memorandum.
Whiteman vs.. Davs.-An allowance OF FIVE per cent
granted to defendant, DAVIS. see memorandum.
Wonderly VS.. Brown.-Watch and cham not exempt
must be applied TO the payment OF the judgment
In The matter OF Bristow Application granted.
Lorenz vs. Butler r-Application granted and writ OF
inquiry ordered
Lippman vs.. Anderson. --Dencd.
0Gorman vs.. observation-disclosures ordered.
Kane Plumer; McCann vs. Hanscorm; IN the
ma tier OF Levy.-Approved.
Doyle VS.. McGuire.-Motion denied conditionally.
MARINE COURT --CHAMBERs.
BY Chief Justice Shea.
Robertson VS.. Stiliings-Deiendanrs exception 10
Parker vs.. -Baiiablo attachment allowed in
81, ,0Oo
vated Railroad Company; Haywood vs.. Bauer; De
Witt Simons Stirling vs. Coilins -Motions granted
for snort calendar.
Schnenkesen vs. Baker-Order for examination
dismissed.
Culver VS.. King.-Referred to Charles Ii. Peabody.
ash VS.. LighI-Moton Tor commission granted.
Tompkins vs. Randolph Order or December va
Gated.
By Judge Sinnott.
McNulty, receiver, VS.. Meyer.-Case settled.
By Judge Alker.
Wheeler VS.. Hudnut-Case settled and ned.
BY Judge sheridan.
Hamburger VS., Leopold; Brown Mccarthy.
Motions denied
Curley vs. Mardeu. Judgment for defendant Pre-
pare lndings.
Phyfe vs.. Taylor.-Ordcr signed
BY Judge Sinnott.
Hazn vs. Mcdonnell; Lichtenstein vs. Gilkenson.-
Motions denied.
GENERAL SESSIOSS-PART /.
Before Judge Gderslecvo.
THE CHARGE TO THE GgAND JURY.
In delivering his charge TO the Grand Jury yester-
day Judge Gildersieeve, after referring 10 Excise
matters alluded to another column called attention
TO the fact that grave offences alleged be
mitted by dishonest officials in institutions Of trust.
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