The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-22
associations, tho proper bill had not boon

lled, proper parties not made, &C., Judge
wylie made % order Diminishing tho case.
W. q. Cazohove Of al. vs. Porter ct al.
This Is an action TO set aside q deed. On
motion, the case was referred to the auditor
for the purpose Of ascertaining the amount
Of charges arising under tax sale Of the
involved estate. ...
+. Dalnese vs.. Elizabeth DeZeyk ct al.
This Is bill seeking 10 subject certain real
estate to the payment OF Judgment on
notes for e1,335 due by a decedent, who
leaves Infant heirs. Tho case having been
heard, Judge Wylle made an order dismiss
Ing the bill on the ground that the plaintiff
had not shown reasons 10 justify the inter-
position Of court Of inquiry. Mr.. Appleby,
for tho complainant, prays an appeal.
-FOUR DIVORCE CASES.
Devereux W. Devereux. This Is an ap.
plication for q divorce from bed aud board,
and for tho vestlng In the plaintiff Of certain
real estate. The bill was fled some months
since, and the case reported at that time.
Judge Wylle made O decree dlvorcing the
parties from bed and board, and directing
that the defendant convey the lot In contro.
versy to the plaintiff within thirty days, In
default whereof the decree Is to operate as a
conveyance Of the said lot to the plaintiff.
Ann Eliza Hill VS.. Richard A. Hill. This
Is petition for divorce, In which the COM
plainsnt, residing In Georgetown, charges
her husband with adultery with q woman
named Carrie Cloud. II appearing that X.
A. Hill was not resident Of the District, the
Court ordered that he BIO proceeded against
after notice Of the suit had been given In a
public newspaper.
Frederick Benzlcr vs. Frances l.. Bcnzlcr.
This is an action Of divorce heretofore re.
ported, In which Mrs. Benzler sues for a
divorce on the ground that her husband
cotp odultrv 18th m anv womnn amOnp
them one Catharinc Baner. Upon motion
In the case, Benzler was directed to pay his
wife ESQ for counsel fees, md els q month
during the suit. Beuzler has been deficient
In tho payment Of this alimony, and rule
having been issued against him, Judge Wylie
made an order directing him percmptory to
pay the alimony now due, within twenty
four hours after the service OF tho order upon
him.
Murphy W. Michael Murphy. This is an
action for q separation, reported some months
ago, In which the wife alleges that her nus
band treated her so brutally as 70 render II
dangerous for her to live with him. The
case came on for trial yesterday Judge
Wylie dccreed that II having appeared 20 tho
Court that the defendant has been guilty OF
cruel and inhuman treatment OF the com
plainant, and Of such conduct towards her
as to render II unsafe and improper for her
serted his wife, therefore, that the defend.
ant be divorced from the bed and board OF
the complainant, with leave to either Of the
parties to apply In future to have the decree
modified or discharged, and that neither
party have liberty to marry.
INDIA RUBBER PATENTS.
| A. J. Clements vs.. Chas. Segcrson. This
Is bill of tho father of G. V. Clements,
who claims 10 DO one Of the heirs Of the late
| Af aud ne Qunl
interested In her real and personal estate
| A decree, by consent, was made, acknowl.
| cdging the rights OF G. V. Clements, and
directing that certain deed be made, and
that the money OF the estate OF Sarah Hard
be brought into court to be there disposed OIL
II. b. Goodyear VS.. Il. Finley Hunt. This
Is an action growing out Of the patent Tor
the use Of India rubber dental apparatus,
and has been pending for several years.
| The Court made decree sustaining the
validity of the patents, and declaring an In
| fringcment Of said patent declared, and that
the plaintiff recover his cost OF the defend.
ant upon condition Of RENTING his claim fol
profits, and that the defendant be enjoined
from making further use of said paper.
| Bacon vs. Il. Finley Hunt. This Is case
similar to the above, and Judge Wylie made
a similar order.
Stewart VS.. Stewart. This Ia an applica.
| tlOu IuI ouubo "yiN VI
dercd the issue Of an injunction.
Crown VS.. Crown. IN this case sale o.
real estate has been made under decree
Upon report Of the sale, the Court ordered
that the sale be confirmed unless objection
be filed within forty days.
CHURCH TRUSTEES APPOINTED.
Judge Wylic, on motion Of ]. d. johnson
made an order appointing the following
trustees Of the Mount Vernon place NJ. Z
church: James NJ. Barker, Jesse d. Wilson
George T. Dearing, 8. T. G. Morscll, Fran
els A. Lutz, Henry F. Zimmerman, Ezra A
Marshall, Israel Demming and il. Z. Wind
sor.
johnson VS.. Brett. This is an application
for an injunction. Judge Wylie, after hear
ing the case, directed that the injunction b.
issued as prayed.
Lyon & Davldgc vs.. Sharpe. This Is al
application for an injunction.
The court directed that a preliminary III
junction be made, and that the defendant b.
notified to appear and show cadse against tn
continuance OF the injunction.
Whelan vs.y9mrs Judge Wylic made
decree In this Case.
A Blondin ys. Payne ct al. This was cas-
In which application was made for the sal
of real estate. Judge Wylle made deere
directing sale as prayed, and determining
the conditions Of the same.
Barton VS.. Green. A long-standing case
7 reported several times. An order was mad
authorizing commission to take testimon
In Dublin, ireland.
Smith VS.. Woodward. This Is an nppli
cation for injunction. Judge wylie mad
an order fixing the hearing for the 2StI
inst, aud until further orders.
The court then adjourned.