New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-28
CITY NTELLIG ENCE.

J. Sherman, Jr. N. Y.
John L. Clark, merchant NY.
CITY lNTELLIG ENCE.
FRIDAY, November 25.
LAWYERS DIART.-This Dav, November 27.-
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos IS, 81 81, 81, s9, 81. go,
sc, 70, 72,74, 8. e'0SN'- - - -
CIRCUIT Court Commissioners Of the Aims
Holse rs, Henry c. Marr-The defendant, IS conspicuous
as gay promepader in Broadway In 1889 young wo-
man named Ann Divine obtained order against him
pay @ 25 for her expenses and 81 IS per week
for the support of her infant child The present aclion
to Sz39 So arreages due After some little tes
mony bis child having been supported by plaintiffs
the Jury found for the
Joseph Maier ct al, Laizen6erg 4 MayeT.-ferdic
foi plaintiff.
The Circuit Court, after an arduous session OF nine
weeks, lin which 400 have been disposed of
adjourned sine die JUDGE KENT has been HRrem!tng IN
ge, through the business before bin, and has
earned addosal respect from the members OF the bar, and
others having business to do with lis Court.
COMMON PLEAs.-Benj A. Brown rs. Evart
Marsh-Renj Marsh leather dealer (bothe of defendan
had borrowed money from Nj Gassner, broker corner
Cabarinc and for which he left collateral
security and paid l2 per day interest $780, or 81
day $o0e being about IS per per Mr. Gas
pledged sc 800 OF the securities with Mr. Brown for
advances and the defendant loaned his brother the note
sued or $500 withothers take up OF the
curities. plea OF usury put in The Court charged
that if usury exercised in discounng accommodation
note it attaches equally renewals Verdict for defenaant
D. S. District CoURT.-In Bankruptcy-Be-
fore Judge Bets.
Amory 4 Leeds-Decrees Of discharge had been grant
ed in the absence OF opposn ng counsel, and motion is
made reopen decree, the ground Of informally De-
cisioe will probably rendered in day
John II. Smih.-Cempusory complain is made by she
general assignee, that Messr j. D. Miller and j. H. Swef.
dy had violated injunction in dispong of goods said TO
have been boug, the bankrupt after petition had been
filed against him OF compulsory bankruptcy. This they
deny. The case was ordered before Commissioner.
CoUnT OF SEssIoHs.-Before the Recorder and
Judge Lynch.
sENTENcEs.-George Fawce,,, convicted Of forgery in
the second degree; State Prison years
Mary OBrien, for petit larceny. Pentenary months.
William Haughey, assault and battery. Fined $25.
Henry Allen, for violation of the Pilot law Fined $50.
William Stevenson, for forgery in the third degree in
forging check the Chemical ank for S527 in the name
Of his employers, T. & A. Thomas, to whom he ar-
pren,iced Being under is Of age, sentenced to
the House of Refuge.
The remainder Of the sentences postponed to the
term except that of Gel Webb, which will be pro-
nounced tomorrow.
Adjourned TO Saturday, ii O'Clock.
SPECIAL SEss1oNs-Before the Recorder and
Aldermen West and Lee.
William Stewart old offender, for stealing basket OF
charcoal. Guilty-Pcntentiary months.
Lewis Carpenter, colored stealing pork and beet Guilty
-Penentary months.
Michael walsh stealing coil of rigging. Penitentiay
james oBrien, stealing copper Peni,enliary months
Danl Thompson, stealing pair Of boots Penteniary
s months.
William Young, youth stealing seal skin cap from NJ
C. ST. John Gulty-Penitentiary months.
Abel II. Mott stealing keg of butter Acquitted.
Caroline King, stealing gold finger rings Guty-city
Prison Is days
William Fox, assault and battery on his wife. Guilty
Penitentiary monihs.
Lewis n ye, boy, stealing diferen. times gold and
steel hands worth $25 Guilty discharged request
Of complainant
America. Guiy-Penitentiary months
Patrick King, stealing COW. Gnity-Penitentiary q
Benjamin Munday, colored stealing pair of boots
Gulty-Penentary months
number charged with petit larceny and assaults and
battery discharged wan, OF evidence and The
Court djourned TO Tuesday next, O'clock
SATURDAY, November &C.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before full Bench.-DE-
cIsIoNs-James Fl. Seaman Us. Leyertt II. Aitkem-Ap'
pea-Aclon rover noie asserted by plain
tiff have been given for discount but by defendant Tor
indebtedness Judgement for plaintiff affirmed
Isaac II. Archer vs John Coterei-Ac;on OF appeal IN
ea,ion to the sale of hat and making sign for
third person question of fact in which the Court
will not interfere Judgement affirmed
Eduard Frazer rs Jos. " Ho.rard.Appeal In respect
to bill for putting up fence, hauling materials &c Thons-
as Pearsa repued partner OF plaintiff to whom the mo-
ney said be paid not allowed TO testify in which
the Court below erred. Judgement reversed
Robert Ste,rart Edrard P. Lang -AppeaL-Bil for
work and labor. Defence that plaintiff was an apprentice
1t was shown had been discharged and rehred as
an ordinary hand. Judgement for plaintiff affirmed
Moses H. Ogden Us. John Woodrug-dppan.-A OF
over 10 splendid couches obtained from clerk
of plaintiff on representation that the latter had directed
hiu 10 get them, but which was denied. There was IN
account between the parties judgement OF nensu affirmed
Richard Hood rs Caroline ppeal.-Aclion
under the lien law. The plaintiffs account was sworn 10
before the Justice OF the Twelfth Ward viii h was wrong
The only persons qualified in the city 10 administer general
oah are the Judges Cours Record OF Circuit Courts
and Commissioners specially appointed An attempt was
also have The contractor give evidence whi; was
properly disa0wed Judgement afh!med.
NJ c. Barrett vs Thos. r. Kellinger.-A plea OF uSury
had been up by deiendaE, TO note OF SS7o Des
con,ended that but $3.50 had been paid for it The jury
found for plaintiff New trial allowed on payment e COSTS
John j. Hart James c. Baidpn-Acion Tor damages
caused 10 plaintiff buiding No 81 Pike st by eSca'a'
ton in defendants Proper care had been taken oa'
the party wall laid the sand without stone ounoa'
ton and yielded New trial denied.
Hestcs.st.T Co. Bank Jas B. Fieholson.--on cheek
presented JAN H. 1s4s, but daed JAN IA, 1884, The de-
epdan conlended il had been Of
plaintiffs that given in Dec. 1884, TO the owner OF
river vessel buy produce and dated ahead and that
ror was made in writing 1874 ins,end of lSz2 The Court
decided that The check good when presented no Injury
having been shown allowing there was delay. New
trial denied.
A. Lawrence IS. John S. Jones--On an acceptance OF
IS 600 where notes had been received 10 the amount So
lOo The parties assigning 10 defendant Judgement Tor
plaintiff.
D1srRlcr COURT OF THE u Sin Bankruptcy.
Before Judge Bets
DEc,s,oN.-Leonard Gos!,ns.-The petitioner complains
4, the large bill of cos,s which he declares 10 have been
made unnecessarily by the opposite COUNSEL bringing
witnesses 10 The city when he had acknowledged The facts