New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
OWL NOTEs.

Judge DonOhuc, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bels. granted SATURDAY, order ior the publication
OF summons u the suit % Adam sicinves-,r against Jo
hanna Scinwteser. The pautf nis vile has been
guilty oi adultery in Bavaria
In the suit OF Henry c. Overn against Mary
F. Overn for divorce judge Robinson. in Common
Pleas SPECIAL Term. has granted lc.ve 10 the plaintiff TO
file supplemented complaint asserting that the defend
ant has married 9gtiu.
The writs of habeas corpus and certioIari
sued out by Dr. Newton Whitehead, who s accused OF
heard Saturday but was adjourned 10 Tuesday the Cor
oncr not hayiI < concluded Ills inquest.
In Common Pleas, Special Term, on Satur-
day, Judge Robinson made an order appointing William
j. Valentine guardian, both Of the person end proncry
Charity Eliza Devoc, she having bern dccln"d by a
commission usanc - 10 be Incapable OF taxing car" OF
hcv person or property.
The question as to whether the horses Of
John Bonner the deaultlng broker, should be sod by
tie Sheriff for the benefit % william A. scott CO cred
itOrs OF held by tie Tax Collector Of hddctown, staten
/. land Las been settled and the hors have bu given
NJ tie Sheriff Or sale by an order ~ judge D'hohu
Dennis Shea, boy now fourteen years DID,
his parents being dead. given in charge Of the New
York Catholic Protoctory and is living with r. C. San
field at Wcsthcld, Allegheny County. Penn. Michael
shea an OF TIE boy obtained from judge Denohue
SATURDAY. writ Of habels corpus directing The Catholic
lrOtNctOIy 70 produce thobOy IN court today.
judge Sanford heard on Saturday a long
argument IN the divorce suit OF Jacob KnenInelberg
against Annie Knemmcbcrc The plaintiff being kon-
question raised whether the payment could be cn
forced ny cOntDmut proceedings must the cOst5 bc
collected by the ordinary execution.
Judge Robinson, in the Court Of Common
Pleas on Saturday granted leave to TIE trustees Of the
First Baptist Church OF Harlem 10 change the name to
that of the Mount Morris BAPTIST Church ia NcwY0-k
The asked FOR " tn ground thIr 1873 when
the church fonEd'd, Harlem was an i,oa'cd village
Inn bas ouicrOwn all geographical recognition as SUCH
and is q part NcwYork and The church as now named
Is frequently confoundcd with The FIRST BAPTIST Church
OF Scg-I0tk
Morris Marks had a quarrel with a brother
tailor Adolph Klapan. and sued him ior $1,000 dam
ages An order Of arrest n which the ba. was liked ri
s. 900, was granted by JUDGE Douohuc. The bad Wa
entirely beyond the ability 0i The defendant. and Be ap
p,d -dtu.d day. by Herman SticfCi. aiddyts GIyinB
m entirely different ppt to the tale of the piI-
uf 10 Do discharged. Judge DOnOhuo granted his mo-
ton.
Application was made to Judge Sanford on
Saturday {, set sslte sGc under foreclosure on the
ground that the referee appointed TO compute tie amount
dur Oh tic mortgage bad omitted 20 take tho referees
natb Toe application vas Hado hy The purchaser al
Ihe sle Counsel i0g the P.aun iu the suit produced
" ver signed by all parjiC, 20 ic suit and asked leave
tn f,g H. The puIcba-rrs counsel oiqocted that there
ycr her creditors vino could NOT thu be cut OIL Judge
Sanford rcseiyc his Gcc.soA'