New York Supreme Court July 1, 1886 (Forstman v. Schulting)

Per Curiam.

In this case it appears that the court ordered the restitution of a sum improperly allowed as costs and that on applying to Mr. Smith, to whom the costs were paid, he frequently promised to make restitution, but failed to do so. The order does not in terms impose that obligation upon him. It requires Mrs. Schulting to make restitution and her only.