COtfRT BRIEFS.HIscock, Doheny, ’Williams' ’ Cov/ie, represeating the New York Central. have filed a notice of appeal to the.'Appellate Division from, ar verdict Jn favor of Mrs. Bridget- L*ydon. as administratrix, for #5,000; with interest and cpsts amounting to $6,1 W. 10. Mrs. Lydon'e husband was killed by an.--engine. Janney, Jenney Cole ture her attorneys. ' /A stipulation, of settlement has been filed Jn the Supreme Court Action, of John Koschonick against the/New York Central- - /Sarah.A. Thayer of Cicero, through Attorney William Kast, has filed a claim .^gainst th« city for $10.000.. which she will E«ek to collect as damages for injuries alleged-to have been received April 1 In falling” on a sidewalk at No. 435- Seymour street- .A firml decree'o£ divorce has been grnnt-*d by Supremo Court Justice Maurice L*. Wright at Oswego in the case of Mary Masso against Charles Masse. Collins Wickort appeared for Mrs. Masso.Upon the .application Of Attorney John W - Reynolds,/Judge TV. C. Cady In Municipal Court named James Frnzer-Kuixrdlan Ad ,litem of John Frascet' for the purpose lt;?f .bringing an action against John Young and Mathew Woods, to recover for Injuries-'claimed 10 have been, sustained in falling Into an excavation In Carbon -street on. May 7. The in far* t is years old./The first meeting* of the creditors of Herbert zfi-.' May was held be Coro Referee in- Bankruptcy Charles V. Stone yesterday morning. Harold Stone was made v trustee.' There are no assets. The final t meeting of the creditors of August F-'Grlobno, a North Satina street grocer. •,wa» held and IG3 distributed among the 'creditors.orr a