The New York herald., 1878-11-02
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

oCMMAhl Of LAW OAOLCs
Judge Donohue yesterday granted temporary in.
junction restraining Charles Mumford j. d. Vale aad
the American Literary Bureau from giving iurthsr
entertainments at Cooper Institute before taxing Gus
a theatrical license.
Isaac Boas, y mere boy, was brought before the
United States Commissioner yesterday. charged with
defrauding the revenue by packing cigars In old
boxes the stamps on which had already done duty.
He held In default OF $3.50 to await examination.
The Supreme Court, General Term. in tho sui OF
Tho People Lowenbein Judge Donoh has decided
,ha, tho Marine Court is court OF record, having
been made under recent act OF the Lsgisature
Judge Potter wrote the opinion 10 the case.
In the suit brought by Jacob W. Long and Peter
Lury against tue city ior salary respectively AZ Alder.
man and Assistant Alderman after the old Boards
mad beeu leglslated out OF existence, the supreme
Court General Term, has affirmed the judgment OF
the Court below In favor OF the city
Writs OF ceriorari and habeas corpus wero ysstsr.
day granted by Judge Donohus on application Of Mr.
William f. Howe 10 the case OF Dr. orlando K. Brad.
iord committed in default OF So 900 bail on charge
beng implicated In the DEATH oy alleged maprac-
ticc OF Vicky Corners. The virus were made return.
able this morning IN Supreme Court, Chambers.
Thero was tried yesterday, before Judge vaa Worst,
at Supreme Court, Special Term, suits brought by
Robert L. Cutting, JE, receiver OF tho Bankers and
Brokers' Association, against Thomas 5. Maror and
ners rehypohecalions. II is claimed that, the
ciation having allowed Bonner TO take the coateras
the suit cannot be maintained. Judge Van Worst 70
served his DECISION.
the case OF Gustavus Abbott the Boston merchant
convicted last February term ofthe Court Gen.
eral O obtaining goods through false ropre.
sentations, and sentenced 10 the state Prison Tor
three years, tho Supreme Csurt General Term, has
affirmed the judgment. Follow ing thus decslon. Mr.
William f. KlnlZing, counsel Tor Abbott, applied yes
ieruay udge Uonohue tor writ OIL error, 10 allow
carried to tho Court OF Appeals Tor hnal
review. Tho application was granted, and tne case
Will probably come up Tor hearing on the reassen.
bling OF Ine latter court on the llth inst
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Isaac G. Collins. OF Cincinnati, was admitted e
practice.
NO 81. Harlow Barney vs.. J. N. Dolph.-Arsuuent
commenced.
No. So J. E. Stacey va G. W. Emery.-Submitted
BY r. Mop. Smith for claimant, e. b. smith Tor the
government. This cause, from the Middle district of
Tennessee. presents the question whether Z certin.
cate OF probable cause will project the revenue OH
no So James NJ. Pettigrsw vs. The United S,aies.--
Argument Ny Frayser, humes Poston Tor piAintins
L. B. smith tor the government. The question IA
IN 10 case from the Western district OF Tennessee
proper action TO enforce forfeiture oI 70.
bacco whore tie goods have passed Into The hands "
commission merchants Tor sale.
No. 55 Hugo Seilz and Carl Brcidbach W. The
United States.-Argument by s. g. Clarke Tor the
plaintiffs E B. Smith Tor the government TINS
cause was trem the Southern district oi New YORK,
main question whether IL - too late, Rissf
Issue on the pieadtngs OF seizure under the
laws, 10 SGT up want OF jurisdiction IN Inc
court
No. 81. George Hill, Jr., vs. Farmers and Mcchan.
ics' National Bank Of Georgetown, u. C.-Submitted
by G. N. Mathews for appellee, appellant nos ap-
psared
Adjourned till Monday At twelve O'Clock.