New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue granted. yesterday. an order re-
moving suit Of the Union Trust Company against the
Central Railway Company to the United
states Circuit Court.
The formal order in the sut of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company against the Gilbert Elevated Railway Com
settled, ycstenlag, by judge Van Worst
Surrogate Calyin's remarks to neglect and care
administrators published! in yesterdays TRIBUNE. were
muisrator mas appointed, but in the Henry Bier
George II. Swords, receiver of the Elastic Truss
COMPANY has obtained leave from Judge DonOhue, she
George w Miles, pr slent George v House. trustee, aud J.
A. House secret ny claiming that they rense 10 turnover The
years patol Ia themselves the property OF e company
Joseph Cutting sued Robert j. Getty, had hm ar
rested and recently obtained by default Judgment Tor 81
100 Goy surenes yesterday surrendered m to the sher-
NJ Tho suit was FOR damages for by Getty
through which he ooaned contract 10 furnish y>Se to
The judgments entered yesterday in Supreme Court
Circuit before Judge Van Brunt against william A. smith
and Others a. partners OF Moses r. Crow in sNindng
YORK merchants are II. Claim for
s7i2 william Brinckerhon tl,?S7 Nathaniel Fisher $1,000
$50 Thomas " Arga 1000 Levi N. Bates, S2O5S Eras
tus T. Te0t for Sj9' IA ALL to9j1 81.
Judge Freedman in Superior Court Special Term.
h,s dissolved the inunct OF Alexander Mason
and Robert Foster against bor John Magun. The
plaintiffs leased Pier Nc A. and wshedto devote II entirely
10 bargcs bringing market materials etc Maeun insisted on
assigning vessels OF all classes TO IT, The PLANTERS claimed
that under the last charter they were emu r 10 Trt lelt
MS ouiU holds the harUOTmaser did not exceed ms
powers.
The suit of Simon Cohn and another against
Phlp Goldman William Hartman trial before Jndee
sedgwck in Superior Court, Trial Term THIS action Is FOR
The volne Of eight bales havana tobacco sold 20 Hartman.
f there are four OF the kind The charge
IN all ia that Goldman and Hartman consprea together that
Mt an ~ ould bus much t0'at credit ~ ne could
anu ,,I1 il over Hartman. Goldman alone defends Hart
man being against him. ana claims mat he acted
l honestly i''
Thomas c. Mallinson. in his complaint, says that
Joseph C. Ashley whom he makes defendant with EdwarG
Drake was his agent collect the rents Of No II Cheys
He i,char Ln after forged deed rurpoiting
10 be from the plaintiff Drake, witnessed by Ashley was
offered for record Ashley disturbed hs tenants and clam
INC 20 be the landlord under ITakeh dlspnss>loh d.
aine against one them. The plantih asks an injunction
against As'leVs annOyanCes To tds Ashley dcmuifed That
II AN he they 40 warrant ior an lnJunc
don Judge Freedman OYerrUle the demurrer yesterday
The case of hummer against Frost has been on
trial before Judge and since last Tuesday
and resulted yesterday verdict for the plaintiff for 5000
the fun amount claim This an action brought
against the Frost who is attorney Tor The al
legged OF which 1t charged he had
collected Miftnacht The defendant claimed
that prevented from paying % his client te money so
collected OF injunction issued by tht thlel
states District OF New jersey, but Judge Lawrence
ruled that az such an injunction IN t stare was
nully. The defendant rcmanded 10 LuulOW street
JAIL IN custody Of the sheriff.