New York Supreme Court August 15, 1885 (Wells v. Lachenmeyer)

Per Curiam.

There was sufficient evidence tending to establish the alleged marriage to require that question to be sent to the jury. In respect to the advances made by the plaintiff to the wife of the defendant, assuming her to have been his wife, there was evidence tending to show that some portion of such advances was made for the purpose of procuring necessaries of food and clothing.