The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
Superior Court.
Before Judge Tallmadge


Der. l0-Wm. Cotcan Darid NJ. Payser.-The de.
PENDANT hired horse of plaintiff on Sunday 25h July
s4l to go short distance on Long Island The animal
left at Lofts Four Mile House night, and
brought back next morning sick. He died about two
o'clock that day. and plaintiff brought action to reco.
$3.50, the value Of the horse nonsuit asked
for and granted under the statute hibng til. letting Of
horses for excursions the Sabbath but The Gaze re-
stored the calendar the ground that the CLAIM
for the hire of the horse but for causing his dea h.
The defendant went to Rocksway with the horse-the
weather was exceedingly warn and doubt existed from
ven not The jury could not agree, and were dis
charged.
dant, Messrs. Pearson and Maher.
Geo. F.. SaDard vs. Mcneil Seymour-The plaintiff took
week and ran up bill for ssis Mr. Seymour took pos.
session Of his trunks and effects under the law autho-
ers The plaintiff replevined and brings action the
ground that he not transient boarder and that Mr.
Seymour had right to seize his trunksVerdict for
For Plaintiff, Mr.. Egan and Mr.. C. sherwood-For Dc
PENDANT, NJ. $. Sherwood.
Jacob EimendoJ IS. John E,een.-An action against
the defendant, in his personal capacity, for injury
done to the property Of plaintiff at the corner OF North
sewer and being taken up to widen and i'm.
prove the sttert being commended that the order for
such given without proper authority. A verdict will
Mr.. Mott For defendant, Mr.. A. Cowdrey
Before Chief Justice Jones and Judges Tallmadge and
Oakley:
A. Wioushby In 1885, the Bank bought OF Parker Co.
Of Maine five cent stock for which they paid
$50 1000 in money and in stock Of the bank In
November 1888, they bought $4,000 more of Maine
stock at IS per cent paying for It in bond and mortgage
Of Mr. Woughby to that amount and transferring the
stock to Mr.. Willoughby. The bond and mortgage OF
Mr.. w was for $50 000 the remaining $4,000 Of which
paid to him in the stock Of the bank. The mortgage
property in Brooklyn, mostly improved part Of it
at the of Wiloughby and Pearl streets which
church has been erected The Banking Association de-
posted the bond and mortgage Of $60oOe and Maine
stock the Of with the Comptroller for
it's issues and received bills to the amount. MIR. Will
oughby subsequently hypohecated $4,000 Of the Me.
chanics Banking Association stock with the bank for
stock sold his account at TAT per cent He
refuses to satisfy the bond and mortgage the ground
usury being paid stock below par and also that the
bank had right to deal in stocks verdict had been
taken for plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the court
The decided that usury had been exercised
plaintiff.
H. ~ Fryaft vs. The Sullipan Co On action rela-
tive TO two steam boilers. Judgment Of nonsuit
WILTON Dawson-On bill Of exchange for salt ship
ped on board brig Angola Judgment for plaintiff,
$500 ~ cents.
MeckemicS Banking .associoom vs. John d. Laurence
ct al On note which had been given, is asserted on
expectation that defendants be called upon
for the amount, il being accommodated note. Motion
for trial denied.
TAeo. Peck vs. Benz. F. Thomas.-On q note given for
stock where usury pleaded Verdict had been given
for plaintiff. Motion for trial denied
Dovid Leacitt vs. Cyrus SmithA repeven suit, where
pair Of grey match horses had been taken. Judgment
for plaintiff. with liberty to defendant, &c.
Jean Jacques Merriam and Chas Bernard Jacob .4eker
Shsr,F-Re-argument ordered.
al ert Haley vs. Gorret W. Ryekman.A case Of appeal
from the Marine Court relative certain supplies the
steamboat Diamond. Judgment affirmed.