New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

N. su,,o,o, court vesterday on motion Of defendant
tr COMBINATION of the report Of the referee against
granting divorce the ground that tne evidenc9 a
that She was placed in house Of irepute by her nus
band almost Immediately after her marriage; IN his
reserved. Plaintiffs counsel mas ica'o W P'' " ~
points at future day. >,
The old suit of Samuel Lyon against the
Third Avenue Railroad Company, which, In 1901 10
suited In verdict Of g. 900 for the painti came up io'
new trial. yesterday before Judge MCNEIL IN inc oup
rior Court Plaintiff sued for too alleging cars
1854 in attempting TO get of one OF deien b,s ankle
randst and the Bowery, he fell, dlsiocas f1ono his
He dragged some distance anu detense claim that
they have been able 20 ascertain .naJ 81 bis in
cdent occurred and deny the alleged Months
Jury since he enlisted III inc ARMY 'Ai0'
the accident Case on - ~
Matthew Callahan sued Thomas +. Allen IN
the superior Court, yesterday for $loooo TIC aiesou
that In June 1862 while In the readingroo OF inc er
camille Library, the superintendent came W nm anu
asted him 10 show his ticket Of membership Cainan
,ad thai he did not have IL with him. but that &c was
81 hume The Superintendent told him that he could not
remain He appealed to the defendant. before wno no
.temcnt was repeated but the latter called police
man and had Callahan arrested, ana ne was ~ 10
tho Filth Precinct Station-H House, ana the neAt @ @
was acquitted and brought this suit Judge Jones yes
terday dismissed the complaint .
Camil McGavin, q designer and maker Oh
paterns for embroidery. employed by A. L. stewart
A. Co for over "a year, during which time ne says no
carried there As patterns Of alphabets worth $40 each
hon
them away and brought action, yesterday IN inc
Marine Court before Judge Joachmsen to recover Ihr
yane The defense that the patterns nad peeh uu
picated and used in defendants business ana they ntu
no means OF discriminating any particular ones as
INC In the uainth The Court held that the pla nu
lost the value Of designs in their duplication ahu cV
only recover for the material value Of the patterns winch
he found TO be $40 75 and gave Judgment accordingly
The examination of witnesses in the Bryan
McCahiu will case was continued before Surrogate
Uucbings Yesterday Patrick BOyan said he called Oh
Mr. McCahil during his last sickness and paid Nun some
money; he got OF his bed and signed the receipt ms
acts and conversation appeared perfectly rational MI
Culver said he prepared draft OF the VIII deceascu
saId he wanted his wife to have g0Od living duTE hc
t hui nnthiup more he wished to have his property go
10 his nephews and neces, but said ne wOuld CUT on
of his nephews he he was lazy and woud not , tah
care az his money; deceased a man OF Dut u,tc
education but of good business abilities SeVerhi ple
witnesses said they Intimately acqualhIeu Win 'ho
deceased and considered him perfectly rational
Some time ago, Mr.. Brewster, lawyer OF TINS
ctv appled ON behalf OF the alleged heir OF John Van
Allen stating that the last with whom van Alien'
better known as John Allen, lived, married to hin
after the birth OF their first child and before the Drn
their second child On behalf OF the second child he ap
pied for the appointment OF guardian dd hten to esao
fish his rights, stating at that tline that J0hh van
Aliens relatives had taken charge OF Two cnhufc put
thai Van Aliens father had also taken charge OF all van
Aliens property, consisting or certain real estate, anu
WAS apprOpriating IL to his own USE On lhls statement
a Guardian ad Item appointed or pdfe; SUD
sequenty a general guardian was appointed, ana the
case came up yesterday in the Supreme Court on mo-
ton 10 have guardian connected by blood he original
guardian being only old friend appointed. Judge
Ingraham reserved his decision.