New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
CIVIL NOTES.

judgement in foreclosure was entered III
the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday by 'he
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. against Dr D.
Cooper, for S225ol AZ.
The first legal step in the effort to break
the will of the late Samuel Wood will be taken tomorrow
,n the surroraes Office The counsel for the contestant
will then offer his objections TO the probate OF the WILL
Cbief-Justice DAILY, in Common Pleas, Special
Term granted yesterday leave to various petitioners,
creditors OF Greenleaf, Norris Co.. TO the extent OF
about in the aggregate, to sell eoateIas heo
by them TO secure tner debts
The suit of Elias G.. Benedict against the
Western Union Telegraph Company and the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company was to have been tred
yesterday in Supreme Court Special Term before judge
Van Worst, but after Drlet oiseussiOh' WIS
to Wednesday, April 10.
Judee Donohue has referred the divorce
suit of Frances Josephene Mora against Antonio Luigi
Mora to w. A. Boyd. The plaintiff says she was mar
ried TO the defendant February 81 1858 and mas Two Two
children, but that in Novemoer $50, ne uosei'e" '
and went to Milan With one Mary Oakley
In the Quo warranto proceedings of Andrew
Ze,ser against Charity Commissioner Moses kessei OF
Kings County, the defendant as directed Dy the Su-
preme in Brooklyn has furnished Dill Oh pfucu
lars It alleges that S42 votes for Zeiser were nor
counted that 3l7 moro votes than belonged TO kesse
were counted for hn, and that "A ballots on whies
Zeisers name was wrongly printed were not counted
for him.
Amelia Weiterhold, of Brooklyn, yesterday
obtained the arrest of Bernard King linen merchant
OF No 256 Canal-st in $4,000 suit for alleged seduc
fon and breach of promise Of marriage The complain
ant alleges that under promise OF marrying her on sep
tember s76 the defendant betrayed her. She Is now
a mother defendant held In 5000 Dall III IS
said that engaged to marry young lazy OF fortune
and high social position soon.
Two suits brought by William j. Best rs
the receiver Of the German Savings Bank OF Morrsania
were submitted Yesterday Judge Van Worst They are
opainst John C. Friedman and William HOeand former
trustees of the bank bonds given by them TO maize
mn deficiency. The testimony in similar suit preNl
osly tried accepted the testimony IN these sJs
the ONLY question being OF law. Frederick snylh
appeared for Mr Best; A. Erbe for the defendants
The trial of the suit Of Thomas {. Clark
against the Mechanics National Bank was begun, yes
terday in Common Pleas Trial Term before Judge j. f.
Daly The plaintiff claims that the bank him S27,
149 90 deposited with II in 1864. The bank says II
was all drawn out on twentyhree checks drawn by the
plainti In that year. These checks the plaintiff saws,
were not drawn by returned 70 him. The case IS SUI
on. William A. Beach appears for the plaintiff; John h
Porter for the bank.
The trial of the suit of James b. Bond
against Henry Welsh was begun, yesterday, before
Judge Freedman, IN Superior Court Trial Term. Tho
plaintiff represents the lessons OF the warehouse at
Washington and Frankn-sts which fell He asks $4,000
damages claiming that the fall caused by the over
loading and improper loading OF goods IN the ware
house. The defendant denies any overlooking OF the
1OOrs claims that the fall of the building was ocea-
stoned bY its inherent defects. John NJ seTlbner aI-
pears for the plaintiff s. T. Nash for the defendant