, 1876-07-08
THE COURTS.
Petitions in Bankruptcy and for
Divorce.
Record OF Judgments and New 6ults'.'
Criminal business.

Accofu OF judgments anu NeW hults's'
Criminal business.
Dabettc atcttzncr fled her bill yesterday
charging that her husband, John G. Btcttxncr,
is an l,abitual drunkard, and that when he gets
drunk he Is IL tic habit Of working II OIL by
pounding her. sho fails to perceive tho beauty
Of such conduct, and 10 prays for divorce and
= slice Of Ills property.
Juiin Morton also, In her bill for divorce from
her husband, Daniel Morton, tells rad story Of
Ills nhusc. shc says that iatcly he has been In
the habit Of beating tier, aud that about three
weeks ago, as atle WIS making fire, he kicked
her in the face with heavy pair Of hot-nailul
shoes, then caught her by the hair, and, throw
Ing her down. kicked her again repeatedly, 20
that she was confined 10 her bed for
several days, ffe Ia employed ~ q
earning 81 or $s day, and owns property worth
$1,000. lie refuses to provide her with food, or
allow any tradcsuihn 10 trust her, and so In
addition to divorce she asks that ho may be
compelled to support hcr suitably.
Lastly, Kato Edgecornbc charges her hus-
band. Charles W. Elgccombe, With repeated
cruelty, In that he has failed tu support her,
that he l,as repeatedly threatened to kill hcr,
and has frequently got drunk and beat her, aud
shc wants divorce.
Judge Moore granted divorces in the follow
Ing cases: Louie B. Walbcrt from Charles W.
Walbcrt on tho ground Of adultery; Willclminc
frum Hermann 1iartung, causc, dcscrtLon;
Frc1cr'Ia from Ferdinand Dcrcitcr, causo,
cruelty; Martha A. from james W. Armstrong
for bigamy: Martha j. frotn James IL
IIntchins on account Of his dcscrtlon;
John Landgrabe from Sophia La.1dgrabc,
cause, adultery: Celia from Paallna 8.
Levi, cause, adultery; Florence v. Lewis from
Charlie. W. Lewis, on account Of his dcscrt!on;
md dcscrtion; Agnes from William a. MeKin-
10y, Oh account Of Ills cruelty anu dcsertion;
Mayor Szafranskl from Jenny skafranssl, cause,
adultery; Frances from Ernest s; I,angictx, for
cruelty and, deser.'on;. Margaret Chesterfield
from Conrad Chesterfield, cruelty md drunktn-
ncss; Elizalusl! from WolfganE. Morgenwcek,
e, ns.e; esty yy;erGn Ma c o9sp H. e'a 9tsoz.n Aae9 @
l.otcntz a. Lorentzen, dcsert'on; aud Laura E.
from John W. Bukcy, sauac, dcsertion.
| lTEsB.
Judge Drutnmo1lA WIS engaged yesterday In
having tl'u arguments on motlon to set aside
the rule On George G. Smith, to compel him 10
nay over s17 l85349, tho amount found to be
ans by tue ReEtea repr ey him 70 The
that the rule should bc discharged. The argu-
n!ea,: r. wers concluded mud The eaao taken Under
II, y,llgs tls David David nayfs and Judge f. Drummond
on motion by the complainant for ali injunc-
tlon in the case Of Jgtse II. Foster ". Tho
Metropolitan City Railway Company.
cuses saaEs toay s,ods0's Will lear motions and oct
Judge Gary will hear motions to-day; Judge
! Moore, motions by consent, and divorce cascs
where there Is no acfcnso; and Judge Williams
1,1dS4 haas 1n*t tnttA
day.
Judge McAll'stcr Will hold no further Court
At present.
s earns S @ sgts Is 1T ssfaisF s
Go. vs. The 9lnbe INSURANCE Company, and
tieorge r. !laIalng. nhmbcr ol nhdavfts
nothing new beyond wl.at has been published ii
TIE Tribune on tue matter. The arguments
Will he continued to-day.
Judge Drummona viii not hear any further
vacation, ns ho L. onsy o., some Important
opinions, which must be rendered before he
leaves.
a.uo, UNITED 1so srAIEs tat coTRTs o3I .,n.+ r,..
Furse, v; j. THoblg, J; ]; Walwosth and Eite,
3. E. Gallup. F. u. Pcabody, ]. j. Rose ". II.
Condon, 4; 7; Raee, ]. X. Kcarney, II; i. DiSt-
i 'DsS ena B. NJ aoowe e fo4esess "
Canal Trustees su!xiiyision Of tho v. X aad
tho W. Il Of the n +. u Of Soc. II, 80 ".
Moses ". aud Franklin Lester, hardware deal
stssss a tPsss = SC ts e
sasa @ I'd sss.sS Ss' p p5sbsd r. ass ss
s1l,73a,ol, They arc also lIable to tho amount
Of $l,o35,31 on discounted notes which
ought t. be paid BY tic &C.