New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
CIVIL NOTES.

The following fines were received at the
ai police courts in July Special Sessions sos 90
Tombs. $751; Jefferson Market 1913 Essex Market,
go 30 Fiftv-seyenth Street S311; Harlem, size 50
fnriham, $50. Total, 1884 o..
Letters of administration upon the estate OF
e late Judge John A. Lott granted, yesterday by
surrogate Daily, in Brooklyn, Abraham Lott one Of
fae sons Judge Lott who left no WILL possessed prop
erty estimated at nearly 100000.
A man of about thirty, with strongly
sarked Hebrew features, who gave his as Henry
rodeusein was arrested yesterday for stealing nand
soely bound copy OF Dsutes Inferno" from the book
store OF scribner & Wexford No. 743 Broadway. He
was taken before Justice Murray and locked up for trial
IN default OF bail
There is considerable complaint among the
sp,tor in the Court Of Common Pleas that Judge Van
Rrupt being assigned to hold the Chambers Of that
f,urt and Of the Supreme Court. gives almost all his
time 10 the Supreme Court business and that there IS
difficulty IN having altigated motion IN "a Common Pleas
suit heard.
Catherine McClOsky, an Irish woman, was
araied yesterday at the Jefferson Market Police Court
on charged Of assaultng John Ecksein. of No 45AWes
Thirtyelghh-sr He testified that the woman maze an
nnprOY0ked assaut upon nun anu e5IcA ni q, ~
head with cea kettle. Size was held to answer III de-
fault Of $500 BAIL
Judge McCue, in the Brooklyn City Court
decided yesterday that the property Of john MeAdas
Who Il is alleged left the country to avoid comply
ing with an order Of the Court directing him to pay $50
be sequestrated within days. unless the aimony and
counsel fee should be paid Mr. MeAdams IS also directed
10 give bond Of $780,
James Cregin sued the Brooklyn Crosstown
Railroad Company to recover damages for injuries to
his wife, while riding In Of the cOmpanys cars Be
fore the suit was completed Mrs Cregin died Judge
Reynolds Of the Brooklyn City Court decided that the
suit ould be carried to its termination by her admins
traitors Appeal taken 20 the General Term, Whch
has lust confirmed the decision OF the lover court
Mrs Ingebrand of No. 2,061 Third-ave,
vas visited Wednesday afternoon by two young men,
Who on gaining entrance to her rooms, Knocked her
down and then ran of with her watch and chain,
valued at 500 One Of the was captured and gave
bs name as Frederick Watson a machiuist, OF East
Sixtyhrs-st Several burglars tools were found upon
him Yesterday Judge FammeT committed MN 10 an
Ewer IN default OF $4,000 bail Mis- lngebrahd is salu
te be badly injured
In the suit of Jennings against Walter d..
shupe the Editor OF The AdUOeae the adjourned exam
nation Of Mr. shupe in the Marine Court was set down
for IL O'Clock yesterday. Mr. sbupe not appearing at
that hour nor for fifteen minutes later. his default was
taken At balfpast IL Mr. shupe appeared and claimed
that ne had by common courtesy half hours grace
and produced order of Judge ChOate OF the United
States District Court, In bankruptcy, staying all pro
eeedngs OF his creditors except in that court Nj Je-
hinges proposes tOpTess the proceedings against
shupe for a contempt Of court.