Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-01
The Court Record.
Supreme Court of Errors

The court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 The first argued that Of George E. Malby ct als John 0. Holiser adr, etc. the distribu ton of the estate of Enahsn Attwaer reported to the Probate Court in 1s54 onequarer of set to his daughter Marguerite. The trust created for her bene fit expired with her death on January B. 1878. She died without issue leaving will with John O. Hollis tsr executor. The latter petitoned the Superior Court at it's January ter 1s for advcs to the in tent of the will This petition reserved for the ad vice of the Supreme Court, which body advised the Superior Court to decree that Marguerite Atwater in will did not exercise the power of appointment pro vded for in Enathan Attwaters will over that part of estate held in trust for her, that her heirs al law were entitled to receive the by distribution In accordance with this decision, the Probate Court ordered that the esate in value about s4500o be dis trbuted to the two sisters of the deceased The lega tees of Margarettes will, George E. Matby family Brooklyn took appeal from this decision to the Supreme Court The defendants in this appealed were Rebecca s. Shaw, Frederick L. Bostwick, Eliza beth J. Bostwick Sarah M Rowland, Thomas F. Row land, George Rowland, Wealthy A. Rowland, Henry H. TIbba1s, Ruth A. Tibballs, Winthrop s. Jones and Caroline R. Jones' The and questions were again by the Superior Court reserved for the Supreme Court advice similar to that given before rend cred Like judgments of the Superior Court and Pro- Courts followed and the appeees asked that the appeal be dismissed with costs to them The appel lsnts demurred and the questions at issue again reserved it's September term of the Supreme Court Ingerson Beach counsel for Maltby, and Harr and Morris for Hollister.
 The next cases argued were those of the Townsend Savings Bank vs. Lyman E. Munson, and Lymsn E. Munson vs. Townsend Savings Bank. The suit by the bank is to s 800 loaned to Munson mort gage of land, made in January 1869. Munson, it ap peared had conveyed portions of the mortgage real tate to other parifs including James A. Wood, and the latter assumed the payment to the bank of the note
 in question The bank therefore notified Wood for the payment of the interest," but did not release Munson from his liability maker of the mortgage unless the facts found by operation of law create such release In April, 1s72 the bank quit claimed to Wood the inter- est of the bank in the premises conveyed to Wood by | Munson and mortgsged back by Wood to Munson. By
 mistake the bank also quit claimed to Wood it's inter est in two parcels of land conveyed by Munson John Lynch and Alfred Ellis. Afterwards Wood quit claimed Lynch and Ellis the interest in their lots which he acquired from the bank. In May, 1s72 Munson quit claimed to Wood the lots sold to the latter. Dootte for the bank, Ingerson and Munson for Munson. Court adjourned until this morning at 10. o'clock. Court of Common Pleas-Judge Pardee. This court yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and engaged during the day the case of Buell. vs. Bristol
 The court adjourned until Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 City COurt-CrimInal SIde-Judge Par dee.
 Henry Connor, theft from the person. bound over to ths Superior Court Howard ". Main, breach of Sum- day liquor law, continued to January g. William Mo Garre breach of license law, continued to JanusryT Charles E. Alvord, same charges, discharged. Notes.
 The Superior Court case of Joseph P. Clark ct ux. Albert H. Loonis ct ux to notes to the value of s, 900, has been defaulted.
 In the suit of Charles H. Gibbs J. P. Bronson, for money loaned Justice Arvine has found for the de- fendant.
 In the City Court yesterday morning, Henry Con- uer, who implicated in the robbery of Robert Ter monte on Fair street, tried. The court found probable and bound the accused to the Su- perior Court in $30O bonds.