, 1877-04-18
THE COURTS.
Alleged Contempt In Disobeying an In
junction Regarding Patent.
A Son Sues Ills Father for the Recovery
OF Land Alleged TO Ae Withheld.
Kew Suits, Divorces. Confessions, Bank
ruptoies, Judgments, Etc.

9uptclesI Judgments, Ito
James william schobe,d, = minor, bv hts n,.t
Srtend Cornelius I. AetlrAlh. ned bill yeaterdny
agA!nst hts father, James ". scho1sld, hta sunt.
Mary ffeFT, and o. Il. Glover. 10 sci aside tYust.
deed for 81. 900 on Lot II, OF brands subdtsta!on
Of Blocks 1e5 and 1870. IN school-seetton Addition,
fronting twenty-five feet on Dearborn straet and
running baek to Fourth avenue. Complainant
atatas that this lot decided him by hs grand.
father. william sehoheld. who died In 1saa. tn.
iasser's will was destroyed in tho fire Of 1871,
and subsequently thereto .eomptainants sath.
er made 4 elatm to the land. In 1875
hc and his wifc mortxagci ths
premises 70 Glover, II trustee, 10 secure the
payment Of 81, 0oo Glover IL now seeking to sora.
clore tho tFustdced, claiming that James ". seho-
maid was The ffue owner Of the premises, u Bolc
heir nt Inv Of william scboaeId and that tue lat.
tae died lntsstate. Complainant therefore asks 10
hare bis grandfather. will restored and fs-catab.
itshcd. the truAt.deed declared void, and = sa,e
therenndee enjoIaed.
THE PROTECTION LIYE-1NsuRANcg COMPANY.
The closing argument In the case of. X. Good.
lnR rs. The Protection Llfs.1naurancs Company
and others On the demurrer Of T.. @. breed, was
made yssterday morning before Judge Moore by
Mr.. shufeldL Judge Mooee than osesruled the
demurrer. lie aaid that In his opinion tho suit
ought not to b. disposed Of tn such 4 summary
way, hnt should 20 on 10 tris and he would reserve
the questions rAited BY demurrer until nnal hear.
ing. Tbs casa could be brought 10 traaf In Thirty
days II either party wished. the plsadings having
been all put in, snd tbs Issues being settled
DIVORCES.
In 1879 Caroline Hlttx became the happy wife OF
grocer named william f3lisk, and for few yeafs
she helped him ladle out sugar and spices With per-
feet satisfaction. Dut gradually his manner
changed, and be bcguu to Intlmste 10 her
that hex room would 10 preferable 10 her
company. and that II she remained he
would DO Inclined 10 cut her up into
dried beef. By way Of diversion, also, he FREE
queutlr kicked and pounded her, At tho sane
ttme threatening to kill her II sha did not leave,
and telling hcs that he thought less Of her than he
did Of bis dog. She finally wns compelled 70 leave
him, and now aka for divorce. lie owns gro.
cety at No. 128 Willow s.scet, tho ttock being
worth 81, h0o, but has refused 10 provide fur her.
aud to sell ont and earc the State rather
than support her. Lest be should carry these
threats Into execution, Mrs Bits also asked for
An Injunction.
Annie D. Patch was 10 untortnnase, - The resun
.ao.s9 & XIII aa: ;esetast ie1
'sss ~ 81. s With as1i4: H. fs' f:.ss fs! e.
@ si;A III saa a., a1,n'
In November last they both lett the sats. Ana afo
a g. Be- sx ast q a ss sS.;
hspplnss' she aAks to b. allowed to change her
jennie Tousellotts aled her hi,l asalus; her hu..
band, Stephen II. Tourtellottc, a1ktnx for 4 d.
rosee 9n Account Of h!s adultery.
viz nou.s f. of
drunkenness 80 - 70 make hla life miserable. sho
Is slso In the habit Of pounding him. smashing the
kiil Him. Hut hs thinks il he can rat Iivorca he
will be bestar ablc to take caro Of himself.
TIE UNITED aTATks GRAND 1URr
yesterday returned eight ftne bl1a. DULY ope Of