New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-23


SUPERIOR CovRrNo 49, 3d. 10 &C. go, II, - IA, 49, 26
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COMMON PLEAsPart lt. Nos IS, y, 81, s e5. u, e.
Part I'd: Nos. 46, so, IS. SO, 1896, 81, "a, &c.
THURSDAY Dec. q
>CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Corael. B. Force
Catherine se-Thiscase continued. Several aged
gentlemen testified 10 being acquainted with defendant
and that she aheconate, kind mother. Mrs marga
ret Hart ady the Sheriff. testified 10 being the daughter
OF Mrs ST. and Of Mr.. Forces late hours glylSg
much dissatisfaction he has also shown evidence ci want
Of feeling, particularly when his lille daughter nontbs
old, ded-he appearing TO think very little about H. ~hiie
his wife in great aflcon. Mrs. Jane Sise tesuhed to
being the widow of Humphrey Sse OF defendant and
have lived three weeks the house OF Ms Sse Heard
Mrs s. speak against Mr. Force 10 bis wife after the latter
had gone us.keepng and declare that she should not
live with him. The OF trspbe was his staying out
late The COUNSEL for plaintiff declared that the object OF
bringing this action partly to prevent the improper IN
erieresce OF Mrs Sise trouble between the piant
and his wife, This witness s.ned that she had entered az
action against Mrs Sse relative 10 property and also talked
doing for SANDER. Has visited MRS s since She
left after being in her house The three weeks alluded TO-
Has never seen Mr. Force. He did not visit Inc house.
Another witness tesided saying M F. that he thought
his lady would be willing have him stay much
nights He replied, il dull music 10 be SO much at
home Some other testimony given, and The
closed both sides The summing up and conclusion n
order TO accommodate juror and permit him 10 20 for
day two from the city, postponed 10 Tuesday next
Mayor &C. e.u- York--On the evening of the Path o,
1884, excavation which had been made in Wbi,eha-st
the purpose OF placing pipe, lett without the usual
ampt show danger and pair of valuable horses which
The plaintiff driving nearly destroyed by falling in
wagon and harness also much injured. Action is
brought to recover damages. Verdict for plaintiff $50
R1xrz1ncn1usrr=nm
II Dr. Robert Nelson,s Lecture at the We
chanics' Hnsfitufe.-At hai-past TINS Evening.
he "A IL Cham.
ers.street The question: "When accident has hap
Una. to De Gsne oT e pee 81 Inc M
Lecture of the 18th annual GORE. Doors open al a. a
cket for lecture )2 cents or for gentleman and Ia
dies Is cents. Mr. Paterson OF the ~ y Albion, lectures
! next week.
The following appointments free to the public, will be
held the Institute Rooms, City Hall, at hapast7 even
ing. A Conversational Meeting Saturday, Dec. gath
subject, Mesmern DR. Kilbournes Lecture the Circu
nion Of the Blood, Monday the 26h Mr. Fowers Lee
JAMES EVERDELL, Sec; Lecture Com.
u The Debating Society meet on Thursdays-same
hour.
have made for course OF Lectures TO
be given Thursday Evening of each week. in the Chap
Dec l5-One Lecture by ELmu BuRRrrr, Esq. Subject
- The Rubicon OF Cesar and ,be Rubcon OF ST. Peter
Dec. Gone Lecture by Prot. ALoNzo POTTER. Subject
THE Object OF Education
Dec 29-One Lecture by Rev. s. H. Cox, D. D. Subject
= Selections from English Poetry with comments and il
llstrati0ns.'
Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I'd D.
- Public Morality
JAN 19-One Lecture by Rev. E. II. CHAPLIN Subject
'Copernicus and his Times
Jan. 26-One Lecture by Rev. Dr.. BETHUNE. Subject
Opinion OF the Ancens'
Feb 2-...............-..........
Lectures commence al u O'Clock.
Single tickets Is cents each for The course sg en Lee
admission family, "a for the Stockholders
oban their tickets on application az the Inn!e on or at
DE- Chairman Lecture COMMITTEE
~ Che,scn Eyceunl.-Rev RICHARD W. DICK
INSON will lecture before the Chelsea Lyceum al the Bap
Church In Sixteenth street, third building east OF The
Eighth Avenue, This Evening, Dec. %, at u O'clock
Subject Moral Justice
Single Tickets each 25 cents, be had at the door
d22 2lt
u NIr. Sylvester Graham will deliver three
Lectures Physiology, Diectcs, &c. or what popularity
called Grataism,' the lecture of the Society
Library Broadway the evenings OF tie Sd 5ih, and 7tn
Of January, ls4S. Tickets for the ecares, IS cents
o22 lwi.s
IL Medical Society cf,sse City and County
Of New. Kc-t.-An adjourned meeting OF the Society
viii be he ID. Z; The Sessions Court Room Wednesday,
2s,l Instant al SEX p A. the purpose of hearing
charges prefer ell against Or Charles H. Jackson los
legged misconduct In the pracce Of his profession
d226t BID. hULKLEY, NJ. NJ, Rec sec'y.
NJ Notice-A Sermon viii re preached by the Rev
Dr. POTTS on sunday Evening me z't si's IN W n,
ton Church, Washington SQUARE FOR The bench; OF me
Society for The Relief of Poor dows with Small Child.
rem Service 10 commence II Z O'clock d&2 81
NJ Noticc.-The Protestant Episcopal SOCIETY for
promoting Religion and Learning in the State oil Newly ORR
Intend 10 apply 10 Ike Legislature OF this state al us next
receve gifts, beqnes5 and deves OF property upeH
trust to further any Of The becis OF such Society New
dss iawsw VIM H. HARRISON, Secretary.
Exchange LYcenn, s4a Broadway, each day of next
week al 10 O'clock A. a. grauitons Lecture on Satar'