The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-26
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Don0huo.
Teele vs. Teee.-Referoc's report and order granted
confirming report and granting q decree OF divorce
Hoyt VS.. Hoyt-A decree OF divorce granted to
simmons vs. Mutual Benefit Savings Bank.-1 wish
to see counsel
Carey vs. Carey Both motions denied.
Dunlap VS. Paterson Fire Insurance Company.-No.
ton denied; memorandum
Tying VS.. Halsted. -Order signed
Bell vs.. Hlbernia Fire Insurance Company.-xem-
O'Connor vs. o'connor; Listman vs. Blant.-Mo-
Smith VS. Overman; Reid va. Pagan: Thomas vs.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
In the matter Of the Eleventh avenue, &c.-Report
OF referee confirmed. Opinion.
sulr VS.. suhr.-0rder granted amending order ap-
Warden VS. Browning; spslman vs.. Tery.-Ordsrs
granted.
SUPREME CoURT-sPRcIAL TERM
BY Judge Van Worst
Hinch VS.. Trainor and o'hsra-Findings settled and
signed.
Thomson va Thomson.-Mo.on denied Memoran.
dunn.
SUPREME coURr-cIRcuIr-PARr l.
By Judge Van Worst
Bunce vs. Norvell and othcrs-Case and amend
ments settled
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Logan aa vs. L0san.-QrdsF Tor alimony to plaintiff
Peters Va Knapp ct al Petition granted.
Kuemmelberg vs. Kuem Observation-Disclosures for
alImony and counsel fee granted
s,ebert VS.. Martena--Orasr settled and signed
Under vs. Scrvin.-Motion dismissed.
Mes We. Van Winkle OF aL-Motio granted with
costs and order signed.
varnum, &c, VS.. Rathbone ct al-Motion granted
and order signed
Dean VS.. Harris ct aL--Order settled and signed.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge J. f. DAILY.
Simonds vs. Rooney.-The question discussed in
the brief are such each party should have OPP
portunity TO buy; default will therefore be opened on
payment oil $40 costs.
harding vs.. HaIsted.-Order to examine defendant
Levin VS.. Pla.t-order TO pay over deposit money
Hetze vs. The TaurchilI Silver Mining Compapv.-
Motion granted. See opinion
Smith VS.. Lane.-Urder amending summons and
complains; granted.
Lyons VS.. Lynch.-Order advancing cause on day
In the Matter of Blum--Applicstion granted.
Hermann vs.. Dombsrger; Bourbon W. Segfried.-
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Sheridan.
H'bbler vs. otterson.-Jerome Buck appointed
Nernin VS.. Maclorg Motion for judgment granted.
wcdemeyer VS. VncenI-Motion denied, with $40
costs
Agoe VS. Downs.-No,on for judgment on comics
sion granted.
Schuyler VS.. Gavin.-Attachment against defendant
Kcnngsoerg VS.. Florentine Motion to vacate order
OF arrest granted on STIMULATING not 10 sue.
Reese W. STANDARDIZATION denied
Wedemeyer VS.. MahlRnd.-Cause restored to calen-
Kasselbaum VS.. Bischon; Kirschnsr VS.. Mclaughlin;
Curey vs. Haven; Same VS.. Mardcn.-Motious gran ted
Summers Vs. Beach. Motion denied.
Bloch VS.. Naturalization TO vacate order of arrest
and 10 discontinue action granted.
Boomngdale VS. OatmaD--Motion denied
BY Judge q. Shea
Enrght VS.. Hayes; kiss VS.. GENERALIZATION denied
ana judg Tor plaintiff may be entered pursuance
OF the verdict, with tive per cent allowance amo
OF recovery
by Judge Coop.
Wheeler vs.. Campbell Findings settled.
GENERAL SEsSIONS-PART 1.
Before Judge Sutherland
GRAND LARCENY.
John Hesscr placed on trial charged with grand
larceny II was alleged that he stole a package OF
felt goods valued ut SCI from the store of Mr. b.
Cohen IN Walker street, the 2olh OF August last
The evidence being conclusive the Jury found the
prisoner guilty and Judge Sutherland sent him to the
State Prison Tor four years and SIX months.
MICHAEL MILANs MISTAKE.
Iaborer who gave his name as Michael Milan was
arraigncd Tor trial on the charge of grand larceny
From tho testimony OF Mrs Mary Kennedy, a Iauu-
dress and Of great frame, living at No 3el.
Oak street, II appears that entering hor rooms on
the night the 18th she caught the accused car
rying oil two OF her dresses and shawl With con
siderable pluck she grappled with the invader and
raising an alarm the man started OF, not, however,
without leaving OF his torn garments IN the
hands OF Mrs Kennedy. The prisoner IN his own be-
hall denied the larceny and stated that the PLAIN
ant was intoxicated and That her stepfathcr
quested him TO take her home. Witnesses, however
were produced who testified that they heard strug
gle IN Mrs. KcnneIys house. ana that they man
away alter alarm had been raised. Milan was
founu gully of petit larceny and sent 10 the Peniten
tiary Tor SIX months.
GENERAL SESSIONS--PARr 2.
Before Judge Glldsrslccve.
WARNING TO BATTERY PARK THIEVES
A man who gave the name OF Frank Edwards was
arragned for trial by Assistant District Attorney Her