The New York herald., 1878-03-31


accept renewal for twenty years Of the lease o.
the OF Fulton ana Pearl streets, on which
tue bank building stands. the iacts OF which have
been published, Judge Van Worst yesterday gave
judgment for the plaintiffs, compelling the bank 10
renew the lease.
Adoph Reinschrider alleges that he gave s6i worth
of goods to Hymhn JaretsKy 10 sell on commission
and the latter appropriated them to his own use
and refused to account for the property or It's pro-
ceeds An order OF arrest was granted sgains Jaret
sky, which, on motion OF Mr. Herman Stiefel, was
vacated by Judge McAdam In the Marine Court, yes
terdny, on the ground thar tho order had been ex-
ecuted at date subs, quent to Its issue, when upon
its face. under the provisions OF the new Code, II was
dead. The defendant also denied the debt
For the first time this special point IN this State
Judge Batchord. OF the United States Court has rem
dered decision as to what formalities are necessary
to constitute u valid chatteI mortgage canal boat
e. Remington sons sold in 1879 the Ca naI boat Inde
pendence, taking chattei mortgage TO secure the
purchase price. The mortgage was then nled 10 the
Auditors office OF the Canal Department nj Al
bany, and In the following year relied. In
1871 the owner Of the boat sold 1t to another party,
thinking, II was alleged, that because the mortgage
had not been relied from year TO year. II WINS no
longer valid lien on the boat. The case then came
up before the court issue between the libea mt
Of the boat and the owners OF the mortgage. Judge
Blachiord holds that the rehing OF the mortgage In
1878 made the lien good for all tina anu that no re-
fling was necessary.
Mrs Louise Eberhard claims that the commitment
under which Judge Morgan sent her two children,
Anna and Bertha Eberhard, to the Juvenile Asylum,
rs vod. Judge Lawrence yesterday granted writ
OF habeas corpus requiring the production OF the ch
dren court tomorrow when tho facts OF the case
will be iuliy Investigated
OTTO Haas has brought suit for divorce against his
wife Mary Haas on charge Of adultery. sne denies
contribute anything for her support, or that OF their
child three years old born after the commencement
Of the SUIT, Judge Lawrence granted an order yester
day directing the husband pending tho suit TO pay $40
week to ms vile aud 500 co unset tee.
PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.
During the pist week the wills Of the following
named persons, deceased, were admitted to probate
2urr ota,a Cnur hafo A
Daley, Surrogate Henry Bedell, Henry v. Calver
Henry Mrndermann, Mary Hiil Peter. Callan julia
A. Sloan, Ann Caroline Van Ranst and John q. Kunz,
all OF Brooklyn.
Letters sotaomnisration granted in tho estates
Of the following named deceased persons Martin
Dixon, Jesse g. Rowan, Thomas Gercty, John ash
and Truman NJ. Porter, all OF Brookyn.
In the VIII of Joun G kunz, deceased, legacy OF
$50 L. donated 10 the Hospital OF ST. Cathariue con-
nected with the Roman Caihol.c Church oil the Most
Letters of hip OF the persons and estate of
Conrad rhell, sophia neil and Katharine rhcll were
grauted 10 Anna Marin TheI; OF Frank Mehkel and
r. uiIna enkei TO Jacob Beaber; OF Harriet N DIXON
ana MarIn W. Dixon To Harriet Ann Dixon; OF Jen-
ME $. Goodwin 10 Charles I. Goodwin; oi Helen p.
Laurence TO Helen W. Laurence; OF Margaret H.
Hure and Fannie Harte to Michael Daily all OF Brook
iyn.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1878.
No. 514. Arthur, collector, vs. Goddard and
another-Error Circuit Court for the Southern
district Of New York. Upon certain importations
Goddard Brother were credited upon the invoices
with two per cont discount, &c, Tor cash. They did
not pay cash for the goods, but paid interest
on the bill. The appraisers and collector dis
regarded tho "discoupt for cash" In fixing the
dutabe valuation. The suit was brought to recover
the of the alleged valuation by the officers
In disreg the discount Upon these facts the
judgment was for the importers, and it is here in
sisted that the facts do not show sale and that the
discount correctly disregarded by the officers.
Assistant Attorney General smith lor the govern
ment.
W. G. Cnoate for the importers
No 24l Huntingion's administrators vs. National
Savings Bank. Appeal from the Supreme Court OF he
District of Colu mbia.-This action against the
corporation to obtain account and distribution Of
prohta The bank was willing 10 account Tor all profits
earned In the lifetime OF Huntington, but denied the
right OF his representatives to an account oi profits
ceved his DEATH IL appeared that the business
resulted in loss during Huntingtou's nie and that
his estate was charRenbe for his share OF the loss
The only question Is upon the liability OF the corpora
ton alter his deah The decision dismissed the bill,
ana II Is here urged that the bond OF the corporation
was the capital OF the company; that Huplington's
bond 10 continue In force until 1t was replaced by
somc other bond satisfactory TO the Supreme
Court Of the district by which It WAS approved,
that long II thus continued to form part ol
the capital al the corporation his estate is entitled 10
participate pro IN the pronts resulting IRON the
business, u wouid be bound by the losses
J. II Bradley ior appellant; W. s. Cox ior appellee
sanrsma S cours rs0s nc ps,rc. Of c"'umba
Is bill to redeem an alleged mortgage.
Peugn borrowed money from DAVIS for sixty
days, giving security absolute deed OF the prop
erly In The city OF Washington. The money was
paid and tho deed returned. subsequently Peugh
borrowed q sum less by $500 than the former loan,
giving security the same deed Default being made
the recorded. Thereafter one Willberger,
claiming the property under tax ntle brought u,'
IN cjectmenl against DAVIS Atthis uncture DAVIS al
lcQcs advanced to Peugh $500 more, which was to
purchase Peugh's equity OF redemption, anu this Is
the only question IN the case, Peugh denying that
the additional transfer the perfect title TO
Davis alleging that IT would have been an IN
adequate consideration. Tho Court below dismissed
tho pl and 1t IS here urged that the hnding below on
question OF TACT Will not be disturbed unless
the error Is manifest Mcrrick n Crittenden for ap-
pellant; w. D. Davidge for appellee.