The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-10

without cause. Feeling sggrieved ct his removal he
employed Mr.. Alfred ssscklsr 70 bring his case in,o
Judge Donohus . writ Of certIorarl to review Mr..
kennedy's removal bs;ore the General Term Mr.
Steckler contends that the Commissioners had NO
power 70 remove Mr.. Kennedy without preierring
charges Of misconduct against him and that he had
legal right to hold ONCE until found guilty Of miscon
duct
In suit brought by Willis s. Paine, receiver OF the
Bond Street Savings Bank against Terence Fariev
aad Robert McCaerty in which the latter defendant
assumed mortgage not knowing that thers was such
by Judge Van BrunI lie holds that the fact Of the
record Of the deed with such assuming clause does not
carry with II such liability with the ignorance Of
George Hine and Others Commi OF High
ways In Putnam county. recently applied 10 Judge
Donohus for an injunction restraining the city from
allowing the water in the Croton Reservoir TO
overflow the old roadway between Carmel and Brcws-
tiers station, causeway built the reser-
volr, to be used as public thoroughiare. IL being
shown that the city had laid another road between
the two towns named and that the same was ap-
proved by the majority OF the residents in that
viciniiy Judge Donohpe yesterday refused to grant
Bridget Maher has brought suit for divorce against
her husband Lawrence Aaher, on the charge OF adui
terry. They were married thirty years ago IN THIS
eighteen years OF age. No answer demurrer hav-
ing been made TO the complaint Judge Donohue yes
terday ordered reference to John T. Risiey.
In SUIT Tor divorce brought by Mary A. Dilleber,
against Albert ~ Dillebsr, Judge Donohuo, for Tho
ties were married IN Webster, Mass, in December,
1865, and lived together until August 1875 The suit
Is on the ground oil alleged adultery.
A decision was given yesterday by Judge Van Worst
in the lrod before him ut supreme Court Special
Term. brought by Frederick A. Conckln against Rich.
ard Hamilton, Simon A. Bunce (truseesl and tho Sc
cor Sewing Machine Company. Money borrowed
by the company OF Concklin, q large amount Of its
stock being pledged security. Subseq ucntly the
company morteagod It's properly 10 Hat
lord, Conn, and upon sale bought IN
for 81 SO by Concklin, SUI ject whatever
might be due BY virtue Of tho mortgage. SUIT was
brought by Hamilton and Bunce in Connecticut 10
foreciosc the mortgage thus held and the present suit
hrnn ira lho naahin M 4 n (,nn-
necticut SUIT on the ground that the mortgage was
thirds OF the stock. Judge Van Wort dismisses the
mortgage when he bought IN the property aud that
the suit to the Validity OF tho mortgage must be
tried in Connecticut
Isaac w. England, assignee OF Frank Leslie, the
publisher, mas brought suit against the New York
Publishing Company and another TO prevent one OF
the cndants, sued Henry Leslie, from printing
publishing any periodicals papers WITH The name
"Frank Leslie Jr.,' upon II as part OF the title.
and also to restrain the American News Company
from selling Frank Leslie, Jr.'s Sporting and Drd-
matte NeWs. 1t p claimed that The true name
defendant Leslie is Henry Leslie. ana that tue
ption VI the used by HIM, and It's use
in the publications sought to DO restrained does the
plaintiff great injury. Tho defendant, on The con-
trary, asserts that IL the name he Vas married by
and that he IL legally entitled 10 u. The case came
before Chcf Justice Daily yesterday, in the Court Of
Common Pleas motion for preiimi mary injunC-
ton, and argued ~ considerable length. The
Court reserved its DECISION.