The New York herald., 1877-11-29

| wendail; Same vs.. Same-Ap pp ppicasIons granted
| granted.
In the matter OF Van Can n-Rsfercnco ordered
In the matter OF Lewis.-Denied.
Brewster We. Whiteman. Order settled.
In the matter Of Ruthsriord-ordcr to advertise
Clark Va. Babbltt-order for commission granted.
MARINE CouRT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge McAdam,
wylie va Gibbs; varney vs.. Tracey; Burt vs. Girls
void; Liantstone VS.. Blumgart; Grape VA LssueE =
Ferguson va yucca; Guorau va Gautisr; Allen VS..
stebbins; Pet.ig VS. Morlang; schenck vs. Eange.-
Gorldt VS.. samuel; Lcntenheim vs. Freund; shein
VS.. McNicoI; waideman We. Smith; Johns W. Chaplin;
Ferguson VS.. Zuaca.-Motions granted.
Londnsky; Harris vs. Tayior.-Motions granted
Smith vs. Ait.-Suretes 6pproveu
Fuller VS.. Eggcrt-Motion denied, without costs;
defendant may examine plaintiff before trial II be de-
Smith Vs. Edmonds.-Motion granted. The point
taken is too technical to warrant cost.
Kaiser va Woisou.-rne undertaking is not illegal
the defendant insists upon undertaking with two
suretes he may have IT, Upon tho merits The motion
will DO denied No costs.
Ackcrman vs. BienitI-Decison nicd.
Corder vs. Thompson n-Judgment tor plaintiff on
demurrer (20 Johns, 365; 15 Wend, 502 10 ib, 37i;
Hin 4 Den supplement, 237; Johns cases, 4o9l
Beers vs. BcrstadI -Reierrea to W. II. Leonard,
Esq.
slraus VS.. Blcrlion.-Motion granted that Sheriff
Maslerson vs. Observation-Disclosures dismissed.
Fleming Russell.-Amendment allowed
Schuyler vs Jamcs-Motion granted SO far as to re-
qure answer TO be served within Two days.
Andrews va. Sulvan.-Judgment nj for landlord.
De Lacy vs. Tracy Collier vs.. Brooke.-Deiault.
McGown VS. Rea ea-Substitution ordered condition
Berger VS. Lindheim. Motion granted with stay Of
two weeks
Spenkuck vs. BrucKon.-Arrest vacated.
Haloran vs. Jansen. Execution against person set
aside
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
John McArry brought suit against the city. claim
ing So 900 damages 10 his house 15lst street,
Tenth avenue, account OF the bursting OF Crotoh
water ppc The case. which has been on trial for
several days. before Judge Barrett resulted yesterday
in . verdict OF 500 Tor the plaintiff.
. Judge Larremoro, OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
yesterday granted order allowing Arthur Krelztsr
to change his namo 10 Arthur Pierpont Hilton. In
his petition Krezter says that he tweny-one years
old; that some OF his relatives have been leading
immoral lie, and by reason thereof his name 10 held
IN III repule among his friends ana he ls damaged pc
cuniarily aud otherwise.
Robert Il. shannon, formerly United States Com
missioner ut New Orleans, VINO was charged some
time ago with being interested III bogus cotton
CLAIMS and who arrested IN this city some days
ago aud brought boore Comm ssoner Deuel. again
arrested yesterday on charge OF similar character
and was taken before Commissioner Shields. The de-
iendant waived an examination, aud gave bail N
81, O00
against the United States Lie Insurance Company,
growing out OF policy granted upon the Tito OF her
husband iot $4,000 Her husband died on July 23.
1876 number Of hts policy being L. 0S7. She brought
Z suit IN November last and only served summons,
beng unable, she alleges, to prepare tho complaint
In the action She sent petition yesterday TO Judge
Lawrence stating That the company IN 1871 took her
policy and gave her exchange numbered ~ 76l,
which exchaugo she believes to hav0 been illegal
unauth srized. She asked to have the original policy
returned her, and Judge Lawrence granted an
order 10 that effect.
Judge Benedict gave decision yesterday in the case
oil Alfred Wildman and others, ban Kruptcy
OF the estate OF Samuel W. Barnard. who had brought
O SUIT In the Superior Court obtain possession OF
vouchers securities which were IN the possession
OF the firm Of Bound Il Co, on the ground that they
were lodged there by tho bankrupt A similar suit
WAS brought by the bankrupts wife, Cordelia Barnard
rho trustees brought the suit IN tho United States
District Court have tho question OF the
determined ana also TO ask Tor injunction TO re.
strain bankrupt's wife IRON continuing the suit
the State courts Judge Bcnedict decides that the
suit s properly brought IN the United Court.
Anna Babeth Tschudi has brought suit for limited
divorce against her husband, Ad0ph Tschudi. In
plant she states that sho married TO the
defendant tho 23d OF September 1885, that he has
been living adulterous Intercourse with Emilia
Ludwig since last May, anu that tho only
OF their marriage Is child not yet born. ln poIi-
ton tor almony and counsel foc sno says that her
husband beat kicked her aud applied abusive CPL
thets her. that she destitute and that he - In
receipt OF weekly salary ol &25 and 10 able pay
her alimoDy. Tho case came before Judge Larrcmore
yesterday IN the Court Of Common Pleas, and the
defendant falling TO appear his default was noted.