The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11
Court of Common Pleas.
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Nov. I0Ifeayy eraser VS. .aier Green This was an
action for ASSAULT and battery the damages laid at S2ooo
The parties resides at M 49, William street. Fulton
the dsfsn liant in the front building and the painth in
building oa the rear of the lot They Germans aud
exhibited Itself IN open warfare Sunday afternoon nth
July. A gentleman who resided at 1879 William street,
(aeary oppos'e testified that while setting at his win
dow he heard the cry OF MURDER and Scream Of
On running TO the alley he perceived 0raser Green
aud young man who has been witness here, clnehed,
and each trying to got the other down. Saw woman
with large club. which she took up with both hands
and first hit eraser severe blow the head and then
struck Green on the back Icauyht hold other said he,
TO AXE eace Just as she was waiting good chance to
strike Green again, aud took the club away from her,
One OF the young mea an brought another club
but stopped him, AM told him would knock him do
he attempted to it. At this moment Green screamed
out that they were sticking him. turned and Gra-
ser with asharP iron walking cane, with which he was
Tor some time Afterwards Hsbac and chest were much
bruised and he co nPlained Of great soreness hf
art little girl who stated that she kept thread
and needle store adoning) declared that she looking
ont Of the window and eraser make the first attsc
and try to throw Green down 1t would SEEM after AL!
that Mrs. eraser was the heroine OF the combat she
caught upa mighty great club with two nails in it, and
whether she felt spite against her husband, and took
accidental mode OF paying him, or whether she really
made mistake Is unknown but certain it is she raised
the club with both hands and hit him tremendous mp
on the side OF he ne ca and then n turn brought down
strong specimen of "human atur.n The little girl al
uied TO had made acquaintance with Mrs Green and her
family, as they lived in the front house, but had never
spoken 10 Mr. eraser or any of his family for they lived
10 the rear. So il is The jury considered eraser and
his wife having already iakea sufficient satisfaction
and found for plaintiff in the nominal damages of
For plaintiff, Mr., n. Cady. For defendant, Mr. G.
w. Niles. i4At i 200 NH-uAH iu 1s talah s.|.
( ans F.t Before Judge Ingraham aftHQoa
BiHsb0ro Bullock VS.. Dedeick SfruS.-- The defend
kept grocery sore and in June. lS4 sold out to
remain and external alteration made in the establish
ment The plaintiffs are extensive brewers, and for
long time had supplied defendant with beer aud continued
serving the store after he left the 5th August 1914
Sruiz received $500 cash. and took the and stock
hack again. During the time had been out, bill fol
beer ha up and the present action is to the
amount The drayman day called upon struiz, and
stated that he leaving beer in the old place. to which
defendant said it was all right and that might go
before. The draym also refused trust Van Sorstr
un the arreaages paid up The Judge charged
that the defendant did not apprze the piain that hi
hal sold out and the cref intended for him, he h
Liable The jury found or pls nti, Si3l o.. vi "A
Mr.. HssAett for plaintiff. Judge Morrill, Tor defendant.