The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-10-31
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In OF the death Of the father OF United
States Commissioner Osborn. which took place
Monday night the Com missioner viii not DO at hts
Office until Monday next.
Henry Zeiger was married 10 Iona Zegler on the
5th oil March. 1872. He charges that his wno has
committed adultery, and has brought SUIT against
her Tor divorce. Judge Robinson yesterday ordered
reierence in the case.
Cecilia v. Hamilton boarded at the Aberdeen" on
Broadway, aud while she was there she says, she
robbed OF s345 worth OF jewery from room. She
has brought suit In the Superior Court against Will
lam L. Mcintyre the proprietor 20 recover the value
oil the stolen property. Tho defence denies the roo
berry,
Caroline wossner charges her husband. John Woes
ner, 10 whom sho married in this city in July,
1871, with adultery aud brings suit Tor divorce Upon
an affidavit that her husband is now living IN 81.
Louis NO. Judge Don ohue yesterday directed service
oil the summons by publication;
been published the motion for leave 10 file supple
mental complaint for temporary alimony and counsel
lee was argued yesterday before Judge Donohuc, Mr.
j. b. Perry appear ng Tor the motion and Mr.. Frank j.
Dupignac in opposition. Alter hearing the argument
the Court took the papers
The case OF Colonel A. Gesncr, on appeal, came up
yesterday before the supreme Court, General fern.
District Attorney Phelps expressed desire 10 argue
the once, hut Mr. G. cambridge smith, counsel
Tor Gesner, asked for more time, having received as
he stated, only one days notice in the case. After
some further argument the matter was postponed
Messrs Hctlinguer Il Co., OF Paris, claimed TO have
loaned IN August last S,33OL to George II. Hoaly.
They have brought suit ia Ine Supreme Court here to
recover 81 ,336 IN gold claimed to be such loan
Judge Dononue yesterday granted application to
serve the summons by publication, Mr healy. as al
legged, beng resident OF Massach usetts, although
now temporarily sojournirg In Paris.
The referees sale OF the Church Of the Holy
Saviour, on Twenty-hith street, near Madison ave-
nue. according TO tho report submitted yesterday TO
Judge Donohue OF Mr. Edward ID. Cole, me referee
realized but tl0o IN excess Of the three mortgages on
the property, such mortgages aggregatiEg $lg, 600
The church building ana site were bought by Mr.
Desire A. Clapp. THIS report was confirmed by Judge
Donohuc.
The Deutschc National Bank has obtained judgmc II
against Joseph sonneUorin ana Loo Reiss Tor
unsatished new SUIT has been instituted in the
nature OF credito suit, brought TO enforce the
OF the plaintiffs judgment Application was made
Yesterday to Judge Donohue for leave to put In an
amended setting forth the discharge OF The drafts
in bankruptcy. Judge Donohue took the papers.
lively litigation promises TO grow out oil the pro-
ceedings recently instituted TO punsn Joseph Cava-
nngh anu others Tor alleged contempt OF court IN re-
sisling a receiver appointed TO take charge oil tho
lalers livery stable IN Brooklyn tho facts OF which
have already been published. The case again
yesterday before Judge Donohue, IN Supreme Court,
Chambers, wnea quite an argument cnsucd between
L. j. Grant, who makes the motion 10 punish Tor con
tempt and Is. f. Strauss, who appears IN opposition
TO the motion. II stated that Mr. Cavanagh stiil
Keeps out Of the way. IL Is claimed by Mr.. Strauss
that the parties holding the chatte mortgage upon
the took POSSESSION Of the same PRIOR ~ the
receiver taking possession OF The same. motion
was made resettc the order appointing the receiver
so far az 10 withdraw the INJUNCTION against the par
tics holding the cnatlcl mortgage Various a1davsts
were submitted on both sides, which judge Donohue
took for more careful examination.
ILe suit Of the Ingorsoh Rock Drill Company