New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
CITY rr IrLLio EH
SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Vanderpoel.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Before Judge Vanaerpoei
simon SCHNEIDER IS. Monmouth b. Hsrt--Act'on agan'I
the Sheriff aedged false return alluded TO yese''af'
Verdict for defendant
lanes Troy ". Patrick Mahony-'rhe plaintiff pat up
binding ON lot belonging 10 defendant at iorkv,lle and
vas ,ub,cquen. elected although the understanding Ni'
that ne could the Iaud long as he me pre-
sent for the value OF the materials 'efHc' Il"
JAMS Che,teman vs. Abel Whcaton,The defendant
took lease Of property Kpps Bay belonging TO Plann'
Tor II wears with the understanding that lac 'hol" pay '
es The Corporation laid an assessment Of soyo On NV
property which the defendant refused pay and the PLAIN
M vas Obliged to do The present action IS 10 recover
IN. amount With Interest Verdict for plaintiff, S35D d.
Before Judge Oakley.
llugh D. Howard ys. The City Fire Insurance Company
Acf to recover $40 600 insured the stock OF PlaiHh
iG Pearl,trret whicl, was burnt May . i9ao, Nj
mad also insurance other officers amounting N all TO soV
600 which is In SUIT The defence that the plantlH PR
.ned false schedue-ceain property which he placer ~
hi, lost having been previously seat away OF d'
posed Of Thi, will probably decide the rest The case
will he resumed this forenoon Messrs. Whiting o'""
nor, Hall and Cutting are engaged in the cause.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Beloro Judge In
graham.
William Chance Jr. VS., Simeon Dreyfou,.-To refo'F
Ssll the amount of note gwen Tor watche, and watch
movements, the defence to which IS that they were nJ"
by iwt. Verdict for plaintiff. m
U. S. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Bcfore Judges Ihomp-
Uato States IS Jesse Hoyt-This is still continued
number Of having 10 be enamned when S
pear to be in detachable Of confusion Ihe DE-
tails present no poats Of peculiar interest
L. :. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-Captan HeWetl u
the packet ship Utica brought before u 3 tommt
Rapcly yesterday charged by The cook o The 'e.s
with having AID stabbed him with Pensiie' rs
was held to bail.
GENERAL SEss!oSs.-Bcore the Recorder, Al
lernen Purdy and Leonard.
sEarEscE,Jo,ePh Dilks convicted Of forgery IA ~
% degree passing and having pos'essoni coane'
money sentenced to the STATE PRISON for yeaIi.
Chauucey C. arin convicted Of forgery IN the "a u
forging the name Of Lieut. wilkes check o! pil!"
whIeh he obtained ewery sentenced TO the stare
for years.
James B. Hurley convicted Of false prrtences IN o5sa
tanning $50 from Joseph O. Warren advertising FOR PS
with cash capita getting and retaining Po'srs'V
the money without any equivalent therefor The acea'sas
keeper Of Intelligence shop H. va i''
ced 70 the City Prison Tor month and fined s5o -
Henry Centiiyre convicted Of slight assault on 'e'
named Sla:d.lena Hessler ln-d s25. ,.,,.,,
Owen Prescott convicted Of nisdemeanor IN 'i2ana.
the pilot law, plotting vessels through Hdiigar "i1
license, lined $50 I'D
GRAND LAncEsY.Georse Nichols co!ofed, va ,1 US.
for stealing FROM the premises of Lewis Hofns 81 900 J
ma the 18th Of March mantle cloak worth 2''l
china glass table cloths sc amounting u
$40. The house broken into dunGg The ao.rn.e
the family through the rear basement door Inc
impIrade1 viii, person named George Brown "he 9 y.
YET caught Found guilty aud sentenced 10 The o'as
Tor years. "a
The Grand Jury mad the following Pre'enf"e'' 10
wefe discharged. y,,k
The Grand Inquest Of the Cry sad County of Ne"i'''
beg leave 20 report: as, t,,vi
That they nave visited the Pnson Blackwe'' III,
while the keeper engaged in cleaning the SAM 80.
found this establishment in excellent order nc snH
Hospital be kept good condition a. ,ns
iags viii admir-. They request, howeyer 70 add -.
building occupied part blacksmiths shop ana
Hospital, commonly called the Lun Hospisa IS ,s-.
small for the large numbers Of persons when ~
huddled together. Their accommodation for 'eePs
ss. Of mere bunks and scarcity OF these' Vii Ell
icieHt cothidg. The Grand Inquest would fesF-eu
The attention Of the proper authorities 20 these
That they visited the iunatie Asylum and
STATE Of pe.ct cleanliness bat sufficient room dbl,
moda,e the numbsr of person, already there heh
increasing. The Grand lnques, recommend tHe ems
this Asylum early period Ptactlcaois: h,jIda
That they VISITED the Farms aad the 'afI9u Crsad l
thereon, which kept good condition. ne ,b ell
quest much pleased with the appearance u
drea which reflects graf credit upon the system ,,t ~
That they also VISITED the Aims House ana w. liz
apartments occupied by the females neat ana oa ~
male department. however did NOT exhibit the 1913
Dca.anc- in Gle alin-ss The total NUMBER ,apPei'N
All Of which is respectfully submitted r.m,a
JAMEs S. LEWIS, F''sD-
\. VI. L. ScoTT, Secretary.
New York. April 2lst, 1913. Lila. JOS
TRIAL FOR GRAxD LAscESr.-lsaac Aaa jam ~ t,s
". Shaw who acquitted the othef day o"i E.r,sr
ia the Indictment, again tried ne" 500
Constructive grand larceny in feonous
] from Hcratio y. Otis in February lass. ! ~ ''