The New York herald., 1878-07-03
SUMMARY or LAW CASES.

Eugene I. Lynch receiver OF the effects and estate
oil Abraham Gieve CO., IN tue suit brought against
them BY Lucy Hooley and others. applied TO Judge
Larremore In the Court OF Common Plcas. yesterday
for leave 10 compromise q claim which tho nrm had
against l. M. Moshsr Tor thirty cents the dollar.
Judge LArremore granted the application.
On Saturday last Juuge Potter, In the Supreme
Court, Chambers, ordered that Rosais Worcester,
imprisoned for malpractice committed on Bridge,
McLoushin, be discharged on 81, 600 bail Yesterday
Mrs. Worcsster's counsel, Mr. william 4. Howe, sue
cceded securing release by the Court oil General
Sessions.
Augustus NJ. rurnev, late teller OF tho Bank OF
North America, against whom there are I've indict-
ments Tor endorsement aud grand larceny, was ar
ragged Tor trial. by Assistant District Attorney Rol.
Inns, tho Court VI General Sessions The accused
pleaded not guilty No day was set down for The trial
In supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday on motion
OF Mr. George W. Wilson, counsel Tor the sisters oi
Mrs Diana Bannister VINO had Instituted Iunacy pro-
ceedings In her case, Judge Daniels confirmed the
qusition Of the commissioners and jury nnding Mrs.
Bsnnistsr 10 be Of unsound mind.
Chiei Justice Waite yesterday adjourned tho United
States Circuit Court ior the term. Judge Benedict
on behalf of the Bench, and exJudge Beebe Tor the
Bar thanked Judge waite for eminent services no
had rendered. The Bench and Bar by presiding In this
cny.
Court OF Common Pleas dismissed the complaint Tor
want of prosecution In the OF Frere Edcy against
Thomas D. Massrave and ssspnea .. Muserave,
Tor the alleged unanth sale by tue defendants Of
certain gold certihcate deposited with them Dy
plantth as Collateral security for the payment OF
loan.
Judge Larremore, who u to sit In Chambers OF tho
Court Of Common Pleas during ine month Of July, oc
cupisd the bencn yesterday. WHAT with the oppres-
sve heat and the great of business constantly
ulatins IN Chsmbsrs. II rs not likely That HIS
Honor Will nave sucn easy time as the UNI hin king
public imagine. Inc zane may DO also said of
SPECIAL Terms and the other courts In which all the
work oi the summer will be concentrated
Charles II. Ansert, who was committed to Black
wells Island Tor year his wife aud
famiy and iailog 70 provide Tor their support, was
yesterday Drought before Judge Daales, IN supreme
CourL Chambers, on writ o. habeas corpus sued
ON his behalf by Mr. William y. Howe. Ansert's dis-
charge was claimed by Mr.. Howe on the ground that
the commitment whicn was returned as the cause OF
Anserps imp rson nent directed his detention s'uptl
be shall ma ball ana TINS, he continued, would sao.
ject the prisoner 10 perpetual restraint Judge Dan
sls decided TO follow the precedent OF his brother
judges and ordered Ansert's discharge
In the Marine Court, yesterday the suit OF William
Phipps against the New York Life Insurance. Com.
pany, already reported IN ths HERALD, was TO have
been continued on trial. The principal witness de.
sired for occasion was Mr. Theodore Moss bat he
~ Long Branch and beyond the Jurisdiction OF
the Court AS his tesiimony was material and de-
sired Immediately all parties concluded TO 70 TO Long
Branch last evening and get IL.
Jean Victor BAnleul aud Dssiree Ciaudinco Ball
leul were married In Boston the 17th o Dece mber,
1850 Mr.. Bailleul, In hts complaint in suit which
he brought wife divorce, charges that
In December 1874 she committed adultery with one
August Adolf Bscnof aud mas ever since been ivipg
in adultcr0us Intercourse win him The
sent to Marcus A. Landon to take proofs ana deter
nine the H. ues, end he reported 10 fsvor OF the
plaintiff Judge Larremore yesterday, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, signed decree OF divorce ia avor OF
the plaintiff, IN accordance with such report.
motion was maze In the Court vi General Sessions
yesterday that bail be fixed IN the case oil Mary n.
overiu. vile ei Henry overln, an assessor In the
Tax Ohice, arrested an Indictment Tor bgamy.
The counsel claimed that Mrs 0verin's arrest
Indictment found by tho Grand Jury, without the
usual procedure before police Justice, was the result
Of her nusband's aetsrmina.on 10 prevent her bcing
witness In the divorce proceedings A. present in