New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-CHAxsERs-JuL1 @--Before Jcstios
LEONARD. .a
CURIOUS DIVORCE cAsE-PowERs OF EoTARiEs PUB.
10 PERFORM MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

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CURIOUS DIVORCE cAsE-PowERs OF EorARIEs PUB
Lie TO PERFORM MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
Caroline Drude AIT. Carl Drude.
The plaintiff shows that she was married to the de-
PENDANT liz this O. Ss M s. s sS psss y'e n.
plaintiff aegs; tina. her husband c91 Ms,s .S TS
tope iA isss and with other women to unInown
The did not the complaint and The osnss
Ess rs married By Notary Public
ssss thdsred h On. opinion n The this morning:
LEosAsp The marriage ceremony appear e ssye been
ucb hs BEEN conferred On Noss. and he
must have known T. WHISTLER be eesSr.ssd hsss nap.s
sg the Notary wa. equally r1wOSy q =. once n,s ina
prevail. considerable extent in this city among certain No
srie Of the marriage All.
ANY Notsy known be guilty Of this oasn.s should
be from office and he has received fees for such
pretended services he should be prosecuted cninay for false
marriage has been proven in this The certificate
offered Is not evidence Of anything. 80 .
Marriage may be contracted By the agreement Of the paes
The plaintiff may take order her counsel .dy.es her,
sending the matter back to the referee as TO The marriage
DECISIONS.
John Phynas ct al. agt. Isidore c. Carbonel &c
The &C. were such s e ws5e e ns
Susan A. Stocker agt. William ID. Stocker.-Ihe
have .spDS pssstr ss s dss
to The ps or her s1 s lie
Michael ChTist ct al. agt. J. p. McIIaughlln Mo-
ton granted without peud application BY defendant 10
yscste the order of June 49, 1900
sURROGATES COURT.-JuLY 2o.-Betore Surrogate Wssr.
WILL OF john wALToS, THE Numbered NAN.
The will of John Walton admitted this morn
rr today being appointed for the Of the c
ton. No appeared to contest the will
WILL GEORGE w. MILLER.
The testaor left 1900 year 70 his widow during the
remainder OF her lifetime TO Mrs. Mary Jane Delnoe, wife
OF Loui. appears 10 have been relation hs)
II $40 wear during life; his brother VIM knedicker,
the sum Of AL the rest of his properly to his
daughter Chrsana Sawyer wife Of Alexander Taylor and 70
ms divided tr the proportion Of
fohs 70 his daughter oneourh TO mis- The will
is contested by Mrs. Miller, the widow
WILL OF JAMES MAITLAND.
The testa,or beaueahed s. 900 his wife, 8 900 70
his mother $500 his brother 50 800 each TO his two ers,
q $50 and 10 jas WI Maitland Braid, $40
He also charitable bequests, follows To the
Parish Calder County of Edinburgh Scotland Tor the
poor the POOR OF the Parish OF Twype1o IN the
tewartry Of kkeH $3.50 10 Of the PJianes
Long and Recuck both said each ESQ The
residue his ee to be given to his WIDOW revert to has
Roys Phep. Robert Gordon Ferguson Maitland
appointed to tine viii The VIII was admitted 10
WILL OF ANN THOMSON.
This viii was admitted TO probate to-day. The
t.at. boqueaths each OF her sisters Eliza Ro--nkrsnz
Mar n he Thomson, Isabella Thomson. and
her brothers William David James and Alexander each the
ann of Geo She makes the following charitable bequestx
AweIicau Board Commissioners for Foreign Missions. $500
Home Missionary Society 200
Pr.sb, .risn Board OF Education. 100
American Bible Society 200
Association for Improving the Condition Of the
loo
trustee. OF the General Assembly Of the Pre.bytsran
Churrh Of the L. s. for their Fur for the Benefit
Aged Clergymen and their Families ............. 100
These requests TO be paid the eIpaton Of eighteen
months after the death Of TIE teststrix.