The New York herald., 1878-10-25

issued. Msssrs Jacobs Bros appeared for M Water
bury. Msssra Quinn Murphy for the marshal and
Mr.. c. 7. j. Hall tor the plainun.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Hspry letter. OF No. 40 West Thirty third street.
cigar manufacturer, was yesterday brought before
United states Cemmissoner Shisidd, charged with
selling cigars without having affixed the necessary
revenue stsmp The bail fixed Al $3.50 and he
was held Tor examination.
Naneite Ecgnardt, committed by Judge Kilbrsth
on charge OF selling medicines TO produce abortion,
says there is evidence to warrant her detention
Judge Donohue yesterday granted a writ OF habeas
corpus In the case.
Frank Phillips, committed by Judge Duffy on
charge OF forging three checks aggrega.ue SIS and
held $500 bail 10 answer alleges that the District
Attorney reIusss to accept MS bail He psoned tor
a writ OF habea. corpus yesterday with view
peng the District Attorney to accept the ball. Judge
In the SUIT OF Eaward Weeks against William ).
Youngs recover $l5, QUO Tor alleged malicious
tiousy arrested aud confned for nins days. the Jury
yesterday, before Judge Larremore In the Court Of
Common Pleas. gave verdict tor the plaintiff for
Little Henr,es.a Joseph, child eight years old and
daughter o. MAX Joseph m Nay, isao was M run over
IN the forehead. Her flesh was greatly lacerated and
one eye displaced, ana Tor eleven months she was
confined 10 Bellevue Hospital Hcr father has
brought suit against Mr.. Roster 10 recover 50, 900
damages and tho trial OF the case was commenced
yestsrday before Judge Speir, IN the Superior Court
On application OF Mr.. Herman St,sfel, counsel Tor
Morris Waterman. Judge Donohue. In Supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday granted an sx parts
order directing Joseph Davis TO be held bail on a
civil order Of arrest IN the sum OF $2,50O Waterman
sues DAVIS 10 recover $4,000 damages for loss OF
services or his minor oaagnler, whom no charges
Davis with having sscuced
A verdict was rendered yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court, before Judge Shipman, In the
.uit brought BY J. Roenthal Co against Coec.or
Arthur 70 recover dutle. psid nnder protest ar.
nla in,nn nnFfn Whi fhav all ohnnih
be classified under tewelry paying twenty-five per
duty, and which Collector had charged under
nve per cent duty After two nours' dsiberaton the
jury returned q verdict Tor the defendant
The case OF Susan Dckie, who was confined In the
Bioomingdals Lunatic Asylum and on examination
proved TO be sane and discharged, Is still fresh IN the
Patrick Dlckie, the daughter Susan being lsgates
under the WILL Is sttli pending In the Surrogato's
Court. An application tor allowance: by the various
before Judge D0nohue In Supreme Court, Chambers,
which terminated in the Court taking the papers ior
examination II was stated 10 the course OF the argu-
that the expenses Of the litigation were 81 500
one side and $500 on the other side.
COURT CALENDAKs-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAxBRRs-Held by Judge Doho-
hueNos. 22 70. 50. a. 73, so. 1l5, llo, 1l9, 122,
l27, 1ss. 1as, i4o, 16s, l7s, 2oo 2l7 2S4 255 25o
ING Judge Davis aud Judges Brady and Ingals.-Nos.
ne. lls 1ssh 124 T. 81 81 o. o. los, III, 1875
SUPREME Coukr-srEuAL TrRx-Hsld by Judge
Van yorsI-Law ana iac,-Nos 647. 64s, e4o. $50,
62S, sos. so 400. 47o ESQ., 5SS $780, 5s7 $780, 5os 69a
SUPERIOR CouRr--CiRcuir-Par l-Held w judge
sls sio ss ssss ss9 ss sgs ssss
1910 1884, 1885, 403l, 1860. Part 2-HsId by Judge
L.wrenSs-saor! c.uss.aNos s 1902 sasK ssos ss7
1864 3674 3672 5O37 39O7 59v2 1884, 3s40 a97l 400O
Part 3-Held oy Judge Van Bran-Nos. 2269, 1864,
2s7 2a72 2s7s 2a74, 2s76 2s77 2s7s 2sSo 2ssi 1884,
23sS 1884, 1886. Hr.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENxRAL TRRx-Adjournsd Tor
the term.
:. SUPERIOR CoURr-sprcIAL TERx-Hsld by Judge
Freedm, NO day calendar. el
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Hold by
7ys Part 2-Held BY Chief Jus,ice Cmrtis--Nos $40,
Part 3-Heid by Judge ssogwick.-Case on-No. 44s,
Randall vs. O'Connor. NO day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL THRM--Adjourned for the
ooMxos PIsAs.-srxctAL Tzsx-Hsid by Judge J.
!. Day.-No day calendar =
COMMON pLEAs-rRIAI Tzsx-Par. HELD by
s.' 1ss Part Part Held sy juds siemersIos. 1 assi
causss-Nos l426, i76i: 100 1894, l7o0. 1857 1878.
1883, 1897, 1881. l7o4. 1779, 1907.
MARINE CouKr-tRiAL rxsh1Par. Held by
sssS s ss ss sss SAL siss
5ias, 5ae7 5s42. sseo Ssos 1851. sle9. s2os 6se7.
Nos 5sll 6i42 soil. ss24. 62ai, 4e42, s2eo, ssls,
53lS 1922, 5326
CouRr or GExsxAL sEssIoNs-Part Held by
Judge Sutherand.-Ths People Va James Smith,
forgery tcontinued); same Va Laura Honan. dsor-
DERBY house; Same va Horny Clark, grand larceny;
Same Luigi Massa, abduction; same Va Mary
Ozark, abduction. Part 2-Hcld oy Judge Glider
slssve.-The People vs John Kcliy, Patrick uiy and
RobeM franklin, burglary; same VS.. W iliam Gray,
burglary; same vs. John Barrett, burglary; Same va
Hugh Cory, grand larceny; Same vs.. James Moran,
grand larceny; Same Va Patrick Burns, recslving
stolen goods: Same vs. Henry Haley and Mathew
Keafns, sodomy; Same W. jacob ADuis, cruelty to