The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

BY order of Judge Choate of the United States Dis
trict Court. discharges in bankruptcy granted
yesterday to j. McCafferty and T. Mackellan.
Application was made yesterday TO Judge Barrett
to strike out tho reply Of StodArd. Lowering Co.
in their suit against Duncan. Sherman & 20. Tho
Court took tho papers.
Judge Lawrence yesterday denied motion to con-
tnue the junction granted In the suit Of Elliott W.
Todd againot the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
the lacts Of which have been published.
Richard ID. Harness brought before United
States Commissioner Deuel. yesterday afternoon.
charged with passing counterfeit cent coins. Ho
was held in 500 bail for examination to-day.
In Part . OF The Marine Court yesterday. before
Judge Goepp and q jury. Andrew Enyicr received
adinontion In favor OF virtue and good faith In tn.
form vf verdict against him for $4,000 to cornpcn-
safe Sophie Bulon for damages which she alleged
Andrew had Inflicted on her by seducing her under
promise of marriage.
As Will be remembered. some time ago suit was
brouen. ny Charles Drintey Bingler. executor OF
Henry G,scfgc Poole, against Edward J. Arnott the
actor to recover payment OF al alleged unsatisfcd
taiios'a bill. For non-appcarancc Arnott was hnod
.cr conempt. which he promptly paid. His
ination III supplementary proceedings his prop
cry has been ordered by Judge Barrett.
Mary u staninlcrs alleges that certificate for fivc
shares OF the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad stock belonging her and registered Ia her
naue stolen ia May. 1873. from her residence in
baltimore and that the company refuse to give her
"a new certificate Judge Barrett yesterday gave an
order directing the granting OF certificate on
her filing bond for $1,000 as indemnity in
other person proves himself 10 be the owner of the
original certificate.
Several liquor dealers indicted for violating the
Excise law were arrslgned yesterday by Assistant
District Attorney Lyon, In the Court Of General
Sessions. judge Gildersleeve imposed the following
fines on the parties who pleaded guilty LEOPOLD
A. Stern and George HARDER. No. ISL Bowery ESQ and
so, respectively Franz Becker, No. 31y Bowery $685.
Morris Baumel. No. 81 Bowery, $780, Peter Ehrst No.
40 Third avenue, xlu, and Louis Bellat, bartender
at No. $40 Bowery, 50. number Of dealers did not
appear, and their bonds forfeited
In the matter OF the 'Ijaba' Injunction, the facts
of which published in yesterdays HERALD, the
order OF injunction provides that the be made
permanent far restrain the defendants from
using Ia any FORM and from altering, assigning or
producing the plaintiffs TRANSLATION and manuscript
work OF aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp" or any
part thereof The injunction, however, does not In
tcrterc with the performance now at the Bowcry The
atrc until after the performance tonight The tenn
porary injunction previously granted is In all other
respects dissolved This order settled by Judge
j. H. DAILY yesterday on application OF Mr.. Franklin
Bien, the defendants attorney.
Josiah Jex has brought suit against Mrs. Jacob
Boaz and others to arrearage OF rent claimed
to be due for the occupancy OF the Standard club
House, ut the corner OF Forty second street and
broadway. The defendants executed ten years
lease of the premises at $4,000 year rent which
paid for seven years, but payment refused for the
quarter commencing with October IL. 1877. The de-
fence IN that there was running stream under the
building, which made the place damp, and that tho
root was lcaky. Ia November last judgment was