New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-27
CIVIL NOTES.


II the srt OF Gray against Green. reported ia yes
orays TRIBUNE JUDGE Douohue. in supreme Court. CHAM
br1-. has d,u!cI the pauti1's motion.
IN the suit of Han, Pfeier against Philip !iasscn-
op and his wife, Judge J. p Day in Common Pleas special
Judgment by defsult cr giving security for s2ooo
The old suit of Elizabeth ". Jones and others,
children Of Thomas G. Bli,r against her fathers sister
Cecilia Ann Builder aud their fathers executors came before
an oder Of Judge Van rIa ild 1917 Diminishing their
complaint. Decision wal reserved
In u suit 10y the National broadway Bank against
George miller THE supreme Court, General Term Judge Dan
s piyng he oeE,G Las .9nss Tie H. Piogsyo 81 az az
placed To his cre'lis by mistake
In the suit of john Foley against Charles l.. Rath-
bon, the supreme ,ur Term Judge Brady rviaG
tue crlnon has the Orr Gaing the defendant
mariner the amount Of judgment for contcmp, In anpthr
proceeding in The same su L! which The dcos. 81 re m OF
C,encia Term vacated the injunction
In a proceeding by Alexander StricEcr 20 vacate
an assessment the supreme Court. General Term. Judge
Daniels giving opinion holds iat neither the fanrc in The
papers fled to 3cndc The eince Of the q an
tha; no such pubhchiior Is Smohhl IOi o e
1T Gr.iiye roi. ami TIE reore the order vlcIting
the assessment must Oe reversed.
la the suit Of the Harlem Bank against Alfred
Toad in which rcierre allowed the defendants attorney 20
draw NJ his report: and evidence That tho
referee himself 10 be Influenced by facts not ~ tho
cEUurr CDr. Grner, .InI withou hndng any actual
wfongoc in The rtfre holds tat he has iaid his acol
open 10 sscin and the orrr setting aside his report should
De sustained.
Francis Ernst has applied to Judge DonVhue, in
Supremc Court Chambers. by habcas corpus 10 take lis
neIhegs william and Albert from her mother She claims
in return she IS thcir guardian In response he
that re- honsh aI1iHg HIe ~ sp o1 t I'm ~ NH
mnaian OF hs Chi len and % his estate. which
lazed aboqt 1000 and nat sine hi bio'h'rS death his
. Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court. Chambers, has
denied an application by william II. Martin In foreclosure
suit by George NJ Mr. TO set asde saie al t"" lots at
Eighty dftst and Broaway. The ground o: The application
vas tlat the s,lo was - and that tho rlainth
counsel day beior The safe srere ncd tnc amount
OF liens the property The ptnts answer "a' MAJ
In. information given mere matter oi courtesy Ivy
sisS S bat ca IN; Ha o' NJ Mafn Sn d 65o and
fI 10 mi p hi, per cent whrrup0n the premises were
sold q another person at The same price
Jaines A. Daering as counsel for b. Van BADEN.
some months ago obtained wit requiring The Board OF As
SCISSOR, 10 the damages caused 10 VIM Van Raden by
the aba ndnnent tho old BlooinGdaleroad above Eighty
thrIst thorOnghiarr. The asstsns say mat thl are
unable arrive rule under The laws io me rSIn!
tam an order from JnIge non0Ee lgaias, lhomls .ien
Der. Board Of ASesors declaring them IN CONT
estimate thr amount II Mr Van Raien's damages.
4 suit by The Canadian Bank of Commerce against
Joseph Hii,hranl tIicd yesterday before JUG" an
Voret ia supreme Court Circuit The Geendant 'o'iei
uocs on conprom,e agreement mad" by hltenhTind "r's
& CO. w.o f1lcd Tor abou *IO0O0o The notes n ilas Sit
are Tor - 600 GOLD The dsfcusc "3s that NE Endorsement
the ES"yeii rn shoad arccic mpo-iiion
creditors not trl IL
rcnIcuL c ccitndant cainc! lost bat after some trt
fl0ny IL. contents had been gwen i0T ,hr a4'Iin
t, ni7lniin, counsel proiuccl Il contradictions Iher
he charge Of the tie gIy found the incorcn,nt, valid
drr agreement 20. 5000 gof, principal ana s'v' %
iatcrc,t
Cant. Van Dusen was dismissed from the police
force and obtained writ OF ceriiorl directing the Police
state The causes OF his dsmi5bll to t9o
uprrne Court The Police Commissioner made
rir which The rea.or claims did moi include some o. The
with tho dsnisa. ON a not on u
tomge The 81 these proceedings. nhle yesteiN w..
al D0uohue court, Chambers, MI VIC
ssn colbsrI Tor The Police Board, insisted that Tie papIS
ed , We iihr tnbsequen H. the Police Oirls decision
81 MOI with H. the supreme Court hal nJ fight
"a euad bc,g Charles " Brooke, lot the rrlator argued
demanded Of the iglnsaclinh IN
vii Cif Yen Dusou dismissed Tho Court re>tr'c
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