The New York herald., 1878-06-18

September 1876 and May, 1877. The examination Of
this witness. quaint old German woman. occupied
John Kelly a horse jockey, was tried in the Court
OF General sessions yesterday for larceny from the
watch ana chain from James Lynch. The testimony
OF the complainant was very amusing. and on the
Humnsi. ns samis.sd nas,ns been on picnic on The
night has wstcn was sLolen and stated that tbe
prisoner took sne propsrsy while the wi.Iess was N
recumbent posture In wagon In East Twenty
fourth street, between three and lour o'clock
in the morning The jury after breI deberstion
charged
In the suit Of William 4. Brockway against Peter
Holbrook, a policeman, aud IN which an application
was made or his further examination as to mis- prop.
erty, the facts Of which have already been pubisned
dsrcd a docsion in winch ne says thai Ho,brook has
already been fully examined ana he deems u useless
to compel him 70 obtain leave OF absence Tor iurtner
attendance before tho referee Judge Van Hoesen
then say -lf the paintin wishes 70 examine
Mr. Holbrook or other Witnesses he may proceed IN
the regular way 10 do So VIII not, however, order
the payment Of HolbrooK's salary to the plaintiff II
the is proper ono the Police Commissioners will
enforce the pay ment TO plaintiff OF tne claim"
The case OF EDWARD Uuderhii against tho city came
before Judge Van Hoesen IN the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday = demurrer TO tho complaint rho
compliant states that on the l0tn OF October 1872
Surrogate being authorized by law 70 do appointed
one Edward +. Underhiil stenogrspher to The sur
rogate's Court, at salary OF 50, 200 per annnm;
latter entered the duties OF his ofics
since discharged the same; that the city
1876 inclusive aggregaling 73y 63, and this suit Is
brought by the paintn sS his assignee. 70 recover
having refused 10 pay the same. rne complaint was
demurred 10 on the ground that Il did not state acts
sufficient 10 constitute cause OF action. Judge Van
Hoesen reserved his decision
there was tried yesterday, before Judge Barrett
holding supreme Court. Circuit, suit brought by
herman Uh, receiver OF the German Uptown Savings
BanK, against Christian Schwarz, at one time presl
dent Of the bank, 10 recover $4,000, call loan 10
Isadore Faik. II was charged that schwartz. who
while president Of the bank was also president and
treasurer OF the Empire Laundry Company, gave hts
cheeks dated abroad to pay the loan, which not
paid the transaclion growing out OF the by
Laundry company 10 Mr.. Fax oi some uninproved
lots, corner Of Third avenue aud Eiily-iourtn street
ON which lots were two second mortgages. Tho jury
found verdict Tor $l09 Tor tue plaintiff.
COURT CALEADAkS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Hsldb by Judge Potter
Nos g. 49, 43 Al, So. 58, 6S, So 49, H. l4 1875 l27
I3S, lSs l52 l54, 1866 100, i62. ILL., l72, 17s It's.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL IEkx-Adiourned until
supKsxE CouRr-sPKcIAL rsRM-Held by Judge
Dononue. Law ana fAcl--Nos 45l, 546. 5O7, All 56
524, SIS a4a, as2, $40 2i5, $3.50, 57s
2 rs, saa azaa Van
2647 S29 1900 l34, 3423 1851, l7l9, 433 2l77 3540
17os9s sh, 44o14 io2l s3ss. Part 2-Held by Judge
4o5 l42l 1850, 2566, 1920, 1864. lll9 1851 1594H
1898 1871 2sl2 1880, 1852 1862, 1885, ST. l6s3 s652
3479 INA 1862 ST. 229 1852. 1903, 154O 1853, 1912
1856 $780, 1882 l443, SI6 463, l529k, I5i9
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL IERA-AdJouPned until
the fourth Monday Of Juns.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Hold BY Judge
Ssdg ick.-No day calendar.
SUPERIOR C0uRT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Held by
Judge sanford Nos 1a7o o., 500 745, 3ls 1853 800,
554, 445 ia l43, 263 SOC, 446 s36 Par! 2-Held by
ioss, lo7, 1874 1884 77a, 1884 Ss7, sl4 si9 Parl s.
Held by Juaee Freedman.--Nos. 876, lO22 964 929.
$50. 93l, 9a2 9ss 1000 sG26 s94. 9ls 9sl s94 ss6,
S97. s0s. s99 900 9o1 905 10l3 070, 906. 495, 496
COMMON PLkAs-GESERAL TERx.-Aujournsd SINE
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TxRA-Adjourned Tor the
COMMON pLEAs--CuAMDxRs-Hsid by Judge Van
Hocsen.-Nos. g. IL ana IL
COMMON PLKAs-IRIAL TERx-Part 1-Adjourned Tor
the term. Par. 2--Heii by Juoge J. y. Daiy.-Nos.
$3.50, 2764 l4Is l463 962k 1909 2Sys 267o zl2s 23ll
1881 l94o 1855 4s3 s29, lll5 2529 1872 2437, 6ss,
1873 1872 544, sis 55l o.. lsss 6Ss lio6 ilo4 li2S
27lo, 1872 2z 5ls 62o ~ 80 800, z4s 1861, 451.
MAglsx Couar-TKIAL rEKM-Part 1-held by Chief
Jus.ice AkerNos. 4S5l 3sll. 1912 46S4 26l4, 4399,
4449 4474 6726, 2743, 1921, 223O 44l7, 1856, l395
1885, 43ll 1910 43os 244s 42s7 1881 3S53 $780, 44o2
ssa sss ss ss suasf a szss ss
500, 121a, lo41, 4634 1915 4664, 4670
COURT os GENERAL sKssloss.-Part Held oy
Judge A. GidersIeeve. The People VS. David Marsh,
continued; Same Va X. J. Jerolomsn. felonious as-
saut and battery; Same vs. Katie Hollis, ielonious
burglary Same VS.. George Baker ana Albert Enkcr,
burglary: Same Vs. Henry Davis, burglary; Same VI.
grand larceny; same ". Mary Carx, grand larceny;
Sume VI. William Gerrity, grand larceny; Same w.
Walter L. Dorsey, falso pretences; Same vs. Hugh
Dugan, false pretences; Same vs. LOUIS 'SFcn,
petIt larceny; same vs. James O'Neil, misdemeanor
Same Richard Luby, robbery. Part 2-Heid oy
Judge Suthcrand.-Tno People VS.. Arthur Godfrey,
robbery: Same w. James Macknsa and John Craw-
lord, robbery; Same vs. John Fitzgerald, ielonious
assault anu battery; Same VS.. Mary Doran, eionous
assault and battery; Same Va Timothy Clemens,
feionious assault and battery; same VI. Vincent
Lacerbaiier, grand larceny; Same August Wander
bogen, grand larceny Same VS.. Philip Bonner, grand
larceny; Same Terence O'Dopneily, forgery Same
J0nn Flynn, pesit larceny; Same vs. James
Frazer, cruelty 10 animals; Same va John Rooney,
misdemcanoE