New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-28
CIVIL NnTFs.

The little acrobat " Baby George" was given
~ TO ls father. Julius NrtEel Yesterday daIa- IN
wus released hs promise not o. employ the noy ia
aCrObat,c performances.
Henry Renncr says he was married to Paul
iue Reuner IN London. MAY g. ISL under the name o.
Henry Eenuer Cassel He for divorce. charging
Lat hls wife is living W'.h ano.u-L No., ~ I1fis
Ju1ge Lawrence referred tie case yet.eI''' ~ 4-
/. Andrews.
n the suit of Morris against Morris, a mo-
ton Was made esq .rday, before Judge Lurmore' to
punish ihe defendant Cor nor-gaymcnt OF aHmony 1t
vas claimed by Ae wfcs counsel, that shc was actually
6c.ffe la tlf be- nad been compelled % oid ler hIf-
e,lC Tic husband GAINED tust tho alimouy mad been
compromised The matter was adjourned Tor further
The Brooklyn bridge trustees applied yes
trIa- to Jad-. Lawrence FOR commissioners TO value
the Land a Frankfort and Vaudc watersts. belonging e.
Herman Borueman and Bernaci Ger, who objected 10
reserved his decision Ei-7iI a. Gul-i 4ppe9ied i9f
BlwcIS fer the OEncrs.
In the suit Of the Central Crosstown Rail-
road Company Against the Tweutvthri Street Railroad
Company % rosl'gin the laying OF tracks n Fourteenth
st Jrdg, SANFORD in superior Court Special Term has
covers fortysiX pages. comes substantially the same
conclusions as J-de B..Sy igaclSI ID me l.i-"'on
Elizabeth LAYTON obtained an order from
PolccJustce saith committing Ler husband Albert
Il charge Of abandonment, ia default of paving "a q
week for Ler support. Tue LUIS ano applied to JCd-c
j. rcnce for sta.urr{ ceruorIr 10 review me JUS
uces decision. Judge Lawrence returned the papers
yesterday. with mtimauou tuat The matter should
RAIDER De taken by common ia" ceruoran 10 the Gen
eial Term.
In the case Of William s. Thomson and others
against solomon l. Jacobs au- others, Judge Baich.oId
Of ne United Circuit Court, LAS tecied that the
plaintiffs patent for sl0ye-ftug cor,ets is valid. II.
is sl-1 granted perpetual ilj llcon restraining Tie
def4udlrts tom infringing the pateut. aud ordered ID
reference 90 ascertain tne damages accr1ug to the pln-
t account Of tie lnrnsmeut OF their patent oy The
Celeudau,s.
In a proceeding by Margaret Kennedy to
t4ke ler cld three months Old, fr0Ia It's dtler whom
she ID sun- for limited divorce Judge spier decided
yesterday that tic fathers right ia ms children Is not
Paramount t0lt IN Ga. case he thinks Cine cHlt should
he VITA s motber and .warus 10 TO her, al, least pend
reasonable hours.
Anna Ba5ette Tschudi has brought suit for
limited divorce against her husband, AaOpl Ischud.
for alleged cruelty and abandonment. she says that
they were married IN September l-66 and that May
last hc formed habit o. H-ri drinking ANA, wAcu
drint heal and abused her. ana has deserted hrr Tor am
other she applied yesterday 90 Judge Lairo-
more flr auony saying Lat her husband Was urcceipt
Thomas F0y's suit against the City, for
$4,000 damages for broken arm, was dismissed yes
terday by Judge Donohue Foy was driving, August
o. ls-6 along the Boulevard his took fright
81 steam-roer and away The plaintiff was thrown
out. There Was no steam issuing from the roller and
TIE Wl0r evidence Judle Douonuc conc udcd L-a there
10 negligence IN the management OK thc roll er Ira
Warren and IT, EIhtndge appeared for the plaintiff; j. l.
Fellows and j. H. LtoOuDe Tor tie City.
The suit OF Jane Duvema against Ferdinand
" Hofee came before Judge Lawrence yesterday on q
motion 10 continue injunction against the sale Of the
properties" Of the play Of Baba' M. Duverua's
husband got Judgment December against Charles L.
Arnold, Charles b. StoUght0n and john NcCO0, then
lessees Of Nb.O- Garden. under which Che sheriff sold
the properties 10 the defendant Mrs. Duerna claims
that he bo0ga them ia for her she being ne real owner
Of hc judgment. The defendant denies Mrs Duycrua's
rights. The properties have been unfortunate. They
were attached in Baltimore and again NJ Pniiaie pma.
and part Of them is under attachment ia Chem
nati Judge Lawrence reserved his decision. Franklin
Beu appeared for the plaintiff; Lewis johnson for the
defendant.