New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-19


In the suit of Murphy agt. Murphy (Supreme
Court In which the wife claims divorce for cruel treat
Courts IN the preliminary stages tho Court has granted
Mrs. Murphy $1,000 per annum aimony, and counsel
Mr. Gotty received during Controller Bren-
mans occupancy q permit to occupy stand No. 252 OF
Washington Market al monthly rental the permit con
Mr. Connolly gave Mr. Gerughty permit for the same
Gotiy sued out an injunction on e argument yes.ei
day 10 vacatc this Injunction Mr. Gottys counsel insisted
that the permit created the relation between the City ana
himself Of landlord and tenant AZ VIII and that as tenant
a will he entitled 90 months notice Judge Bar
nard reserved ms decision.
Complaint was Yesterday made mt Police
Trials against Patrolmen ~ H. Abbott for falling to de-
a burglary committed few mornings ago az NO.
West Forty soyenthst The burglar hau poss'std nun.
self suit OF clothes valued at 800 and containing IN
one OF the pockets seats for Dickens READINESS No at
tempt had been made on the part OF ihe eieI
culoy the dcncator OF ldgn and SKIES or 10 dispose OF
the tickets TO pnrehsers oI 9io IVY H. Tt ~ t
officer could be proved the complaint against MN was
dismissed.
j. X. Lorent. Broadway merchant, charges
that Henry Nandovid, one OF his clerks, Mr.. Green
and wife, Frederick schwartz, and JACOB PecaIe,
lawyer have conspired TO delrand him Inc piahD was
arrested charge supported by afdayits OF schwarz
and confined In Ludlowst JAN Meanwhile the defendant
Nandeyid had power OF attorney from nm. re nov
charges that these parties combined TO remove from ms
about 10000 worth Of goods OF which he recovered
by paying 81 900 through Pecare Inc case was u III te
Court Of Common Pleas motion to DISCHARGE Wander
Wild from arrest The Court reserved It's decision -.
In the IT, 5. District Court, yesterday, petl-
tlOus In Bau3uhptey were filed by Truman g. Mnbbett
Iropold Bu xlanm Aaron Buxbaum and sengman Open.
hclmer (drm of IIuxbaum 4 Oppenhoimer Alonzo H.
Peek and William H. Peek, Michel W. Fredenberg Fran
els Bennett Thomas Bennett, Jesse g. Lane ana Joseph
W. Parmce william ThOrmal, Francis II. Williams, Spch
Ger ID. Schuyler, Julius o. Candu, Aaron v Cohen, Jr
John sherman, James NJ AlbertsOn John A. Nlsol ana
Tphraim IL NH Joseph l.. Townsend and John b. Roman
Ali OF the aboyeuamed petitioners are Of this city win
the exception Of the firstnamod, habDett VINO Is OF
Poughkeepse
I'm the Supreme Court, Circuit, Brooklyn, be-
fore Judge Lott motion for nOusuit was granted IN the
Of Emily J.. Acrct against william Nlnant anu gas
~. Waterbury 10 recover 10000 for injuries ihotsu On
plaintiff through the alleged negligence OF defendants
who proprietors Of the erry-boat Caiiorm As to
tempted 70 leave the boat before 10 was secured 10 o
bridge and thus fell between the boat ana tne Drase'
the disposed Of as above IN te ny 1nda~t
reported Yesterday morning m which the dcienuaut
claimed that his note forgery the lu'y ,',t
verdict In favor Of the palntlh Tor sV' 'no '''i
In the City Court Brooklyn, before Judge
Thompson the fury on Tuesday evening gave thc pia,
~ az W thc c9s ~ Francis Welch against John Cana
van blacksmith. Woloh's horse was killed BY an iguiy
10 his hOOf while having his shoes set no ,s
James Duffy against James H. Bennett ana Augus I
Bennett continued. THIS action was Ot Inv
on contract for the mason work OF pi,uib or Uoy}
tbe naIntIR for tho defndants FutOnaVc near 10y
ST. IN amount claimed was 1882 ana III nJ had
extra work The defense that tho sP,loatlons h
NOT been followed The plaintiff claimed, however mat
there was an error the speciicatlohs ~. mtVmb
specification had been signed ana ,I,ih
tract not including certain chaiKs between
had been decided on by al parties r we're made and
the time when the proposals ior 'ho WIN Wv" ~ w
the final closing OF the bargnln' = IL ro;l, A.
Mr.. j. DE Pol manager OF the Devils Auc-
tIon, Golden Branch made SUn nobody es W6out
Ms conscnf M salary OF 1000 fr In gold Some days
ago Mademosee left Golden Bp1neh ana made an
sed ot an innncton against Miss SOhlke, and wheat
ley Palmer Jarrett restrain her from ma dancing iSr
nothng to do win A. "a Mdlle. engaged with them or
her own accord and they can get What dSRSeSe s ih
corSs tbt tbcv rcnresented 10 her that she was To
dance at the Olympic Theate which she found on INJURY
cCntenat1v manner aud has been for two weeks ia,
debed TO her $50 francs and has never paid er IN sou
ar ia couyaeut and that In her opinion Dc FOL ~ ce
have INFLATED their agreement aud released her. ana V
they are nsoyon and cannot fulfill their agreement Mr.
Hnvard adds his affidavit 10 his belief IN their soN
ency There was In addition technical point ur.eut
that The case was In winch an Injunction Mouu iU
lie Tho remedy ia damages being ample INC tyIui'
Cudge Zones Oh the Superior Court reserved us Ioo
Judge Balcom of the Supreme Court hau liio
case of BewamuY Eppcy aud Jonathan E"iIc ""'