The New York herald., 1877-02-08

married woman as stated In the respective complaints
for reference in The case Was yesterday denied BY
T6e further trial Of suit brought by tho United
States Spring Bed Company, Of Springfield. Mass,
against cx-Shcrf Conner. on trial before Judge Van
Brunt. yesterday postponed until the 10Th inst
OF account OF defect In the Of the paintins.
II was that there such corporation that
named, aud II is contended that the SUIT must be
brougnt by the parties carrying on the business.
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday an ap-
plication made by Mr.. William v Howe for writ
prisoner charged with the murder OF An Lung fellow
countryman Judge Barrett granted the motion and
issued the writ returnaoe tomorrow morning II -
claimed that there rs no positive evidence against An
Fung and that the Coroner had not undertaken 10 hold
an inquest IN the case
Thomas Clark Sr.. has commenced SUIT against the
Central Park North aud East River Railroad Company
$l5,0OU tor injuries sustained. Hc charges
causing him 10 fall He was dragged for some ais.
tance, breaking his hip bono. The trial Of the case
was commenced yesterday noiore 1Sase Larrs~oFs 81
general denial.
August Heinrich has brought suit against his wife.
Bridget Heinrich nee Bridget Callahan, for divorce
The down for trial yesterday bcoro Judge
Robinson, IN tho Court OF Common Pleas hcssrs
Jacobs Sink appearing for the plaintiff, and Mr. John
Hardy Tor tho defendant Heinrich Is dminutivc
Tcuton while his wlfe, from whom he seeks separa-
encs the Cour, and the counsel il was finally
determined TO send tho matter before referce.
III a suit brought by the Mechanics Bank OF chi
cago against Carnau, already noticed IN the HERALD.
argument was heard by Judge Donohuo lew days
SINCE, on a motion made ny MIR. William Mckac to
open a default taken against his client, Carmnn, Mr:
Julius j. Lyon opposing behalf Of the Mechanics
Bauk. After consideration Judge Donohue rendered
a decision yesterday denying the motiou In a men,
Uranium Judge Donohuo rather pcrtincnty re-
marks.-"rhs is the second lime this motion Tor
leave 10 answer has been made ana up W this tlme
this Court wtDut copy OF the proposed answer or
the nature of the defence intended mere statement
that tho party wishes TO defend IS not sufficient.
Jonn A. Murphy taken before United Statcs
Commissioner Shields yesterday on a charge o! n.
tempting to pass counterfeit twonty-dolar biil on
butcncr named varian, at the corner Of Blocker and
LEROY streets Murphy was arrested by police
oil aud locked in the station house over night
aud when brought up for examination ~ was !ouna
one Tho prisoner, who naturally icIt very indignant
the false charge and incarceration le't vowng 10
take proceedings Tor tho injury done him.
James b. Huskins against Fillmore 7. Ross, former
President Of tho Merchants Union Express have al
roady been published in tho HERALD. II Will DO
remembered That the Merchants Union Express Com
pany consoiidatcd with. the American Express Com
growing out of such consolidation. mouon was
made yesterday before Judge Barrett IN supreme
Court, Chumbers for order to compel the receivers
to nle an account, and also TO tell the names Of tho
stockholders. After brief argument, Mr.. Wellesley
w. Gage appearing for the patntin and William Sut.
pbcn the aeendants the matter was adjourned for
further hearing.
have sued james L. Libby Tor tent The case came 10
trial yesterday before Judge Freedman in the Superior
Court The complaint states that IN May is72 inc
plaintiffs rented No. so Centre street to the defendant
at the monthly rent Of $3s6 67 that defendant occu
pied the premises until May Is, 1878; that defendant
owes the plaintiffs 81 S33 "a unpaid rent, with inter-
est that he also owes them 81, ,125 for steam power
furnished ana that no wrongfuy took away 81. 01O
worth OF pipes valves and other fixtures The ucfencc
is that the plaintiffs did not furnish sufficient steam
power TO carry mis- business OF manufacturing COL
lars, whereby he sustained loss OF 81, ,OOO which
defendant set up a counter claim
BeuJamin J.. Luddlngt0n brought suit bofore Judge
Van Worst against sarah 4. Snwson Tor $2l, $50
During 1871 defendant owned the house and lot No.
$50 Lexington avenue, worth 5000, ana on u the
plantin held mortgage for S20,OOO The defendant
conveyed the property to Mrs Watkins, who paid Tor
1t by giving $lU worth OF bonis Of the New Jersey
Midland Railroad assuming tho SIC, 900 mortgage aud
So, 900 notes. Soon alter Mrs. Watkins conveyed
the property 10 Mr. LOOMS, which conveyance was
alleged been illegal on the grounds OF no dell
gage The plaintiff foreclosed the mortgage, and
claims the full amount II, with tax arrears and
interest III the sum s2l 1s0 Judge Van Worst took
the papers, rcservng his decision.
Mrs. Rowan O'Nelll aged lady, died some three
years ago. leaving with 0thcr property, $40 600 in
bonds Cardinal McCoskey Father Farrell and other
ccrgymen, 10 be expended in masses for her SOUL AT
the time her death the bonds were In the possession
OF John McCann who claims that they were given
to him by the deceased during her lifetime they
have since bcen placed in the custody OF tho Court
The property now claimed by Julia ONcill and
Charles d. HartZhorn, adm Illustrators OF the deccased
tho original executor having dod. They seek 10 have
tho money disposed OF accordance with the Will oil
the deceased. The case will come up Tor trial to-day,
before Judge Sedgwck In the Superior Court Special
Term, Mr.. Lowry representing tho nephew, McCanp;
Mr.. Jchn Z. Devlin representing the dccu 5ants.