New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
VICE CuAxcELloR's CouRr.-Before Vic,

y,cr CuAScELloR's CouRr.-Before Vice
Chancellor MCoUS.
Dyc,.,o,.-T,ccc Spencer, Jr. vs., j. & NJ Gassner,
f,d;.or. R;ITbs defendant allowed execution 70 b.
,s forthwith on judgement which attempted 10 be SET
sid Tho cornlaiuan also ask, for the appointment Of
Thu Court stated thai by DECISIONS OF me supreme
Court n. 80 or 90 DAYS requested between judgement ana
execution is intended the benefit CT defendant "h,e ne
can waive If he prase Petition for interference WIN
men and execution denied but order granted iof "
master as to receiver.
John r. & j. II. Matier vs.. j 3 s j. L. c'ane.-No-
on for and attachment account o defendants
Injunction BY receiving money due the firm The defendants
did So it appears Of the assignee. A''e"eH
discharged, zach party pay lis own costs
Benz, r. Nissan ys. Henry H. Wssts'n, e. a!.--Heia-
tive 10 bond and mortcase-Decres OF reference mas
ter TO compute the per cent and TO advertise aud
sell.
The ollowin. cases in Divorce were allowed vnc"to
matrrnonii from the marriage tie
Eliza Corducn from Joseph Cordaarl
Vsenttnt SArruOod from Eliza Am Sh=ro'od,
Euiiv Dareau from Charles DGreGu
Sarah Jim JeroiamGn from James Jsrolaman.
In The case of Elisabeth Chamberlain IS Lonts Cham
brlain the court ordered tia, the children not to be
carried the city, and that they be taken 10 the residence
of complainant for her t!nm twice a week
Virginia Boyd Edlrard Boyd.-The complainant
lived with deendan, the iudsy complained Of Re
isrred back Master aceanil she ddso through
ance of the fact.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Gdrret II. Stryker VS.. Thos'
Key-Th4 defendant hired Of plaintiff house at the Cor
per of S5h street and 9th avenue which was taken by the
city aud sold for assessments Ii bought by Nh LoEe
who notified defendant not to pay any more rent % 'eu
Striker The present action is TO test the validity OF The
sale 1t was tried before, when the jury could not
agree The case defended by Nh Love and the Cor
poaton who however complained that their testimony was
not ready. Verdict for plaintiff Ssh.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Beiore Judge OAKLEY.
| Triton ms Cows NJ. Warbom,To recover on bond
for stock the plea 10 which that the company had not
been organized. Verdict for plaintiff cents
CouRr OF SESSIONS Belorc tho Recorder and
| Aldermen Nash and Waterman,
James r. Whiting, District Attorney
Tal,L FOR Prrir LAacrSy.-Charles 7 Kelly was tried
for petit larceny stealing II brass hydrant caps from the
| Corporation Water Works. Guilty!
| TRIAL FOR GRASp LARcENY.-William llyncS, John
CARPENTER and Mary Carpenter, were ued tor stealing
pocket book containing S34 from the pocket of Edward Fan
ming of Hamilton street. which they took from HIM at the
corner of Anthony and Centre Streets which he had
been as HI said inyeged For defence abb proved
The jury found the accused guilty and the court sentenced
the State Prison Carpenter for years, Hines for years
and Mary Carpenter for years.
TRIAL FOR FALSE PRErENcE.-Lusard Leman was tried
Cor Obtaining by false pretence, the 25 October, 1912
goods to the of $3.50 Is, from Mr. Samuel Ba,ch
ford Of No So Maiden lane. Mr. Bacnlord deposed tina
the accused the strength of his acquaintance with Mr.
Blachords salesman sold emau credit about 800 wort
Of goods. Tha; in October Leman again for nor,
goods when Mr. Blatchford required his salesman got
statement of Leman of his affairs before he let him have any
more goods and in consequence Of what information the
salesman obtained from Lemsn Of his affairs he trusted hlu
with the above bill Of goods $3.50 Is ard for other
The debt has been paid.
John K. CLARK salesman Of Mr.. Batchfod deposed thai
under the advice of Mr. B he asked Leman for statement
ofhis affairs, when Leman informed him that he doing
cash business New Haven where he resided making
money and worth between 5000 and $4,000 over anG
above all his deband upon the strength of these rspresen
taons the creditor 4months gwen Afterwards, viz. on
the 10th February last Leman filed his peonin bankruptcy
in this city, showing Indebtedness of S2,677 a. while
showed only credits his favor Of SlSi 90 besides some
household furniture he setting forth that he had oht
propery-that he utterly nsovent After these facts
aceained Mr.. Clark Leman and told HIM
ofhis representations which Leman denied and would give
ne satisfaction as 10 his property
Adjourned to this day.
Police OFf1cE.-ARREsr OF PIckpockEr-
As James w Trnxton Of No l72 Water passing
along Wall this morning his pocket picked Of his
purse. worth So. Sl in bills and some silver Seeing man
named Charles Roper him. he followed him to Beaver
street where he him of the theft when Roper pulled
the and heeupon arrested ks TO the Police
| Oihce and committed
| RoBBISG SroRE-PriYats Waterman P L. Cole this
morning arrested boys named George Penway aud John
Anderson. the Of Pearl street having their pos
session two boxes Containing silk velvet, worth Ss7, which
they had stolen from the Of Messrs Smith ende
No us Pearl They committed 10
They had also possession gold pencil cases.
lyiknv-s ays tortoise she'll card case German silver PEN
holders bottles Of hair oil &ct for which wanted
STEALING CoAr-John Henry was arrested and
committed for stealing worth 81 30 from John Carr
| seaman, of No 100 Cherry street, sailors Home
STEALING CARPENTERS TooLs.-Johm Freeand
rested and committed for stealing So worth Of carpenters
tools from John Boughton, No so Downing street
STEALING FROM WATCH HousE-NIary Hampton Il
coored woman, arrested and committed for stealing
Britannia metal lamps worth 81 90 belonging III. Cor
poat.on, and worth So and quill. worth S. the
properly Of Nicholas e Snyder which she from
I'd District watch house, where she had been suffered to
lodge during the night.
FEMALE CoUNrERfElrEa.-On Saturday evening Eliza
beth Saunders purchased small quantity Of groceries Of
John Sheridan, No 80 Broome street and passed him
s. bill purpong to b. of the Centreve Bank Of Warwick
Rhode Island payment She then attempted pass another
similar bill to George Street No - Broorne street when
the bill was pronounced bad and she arrested
STEALING BasRELs.-JoseplC Bedford was committed
for stealing tnrpentine barrels from Joseph T. Lawrence
| BurIEg slip
FEMALE PscSrocKEr.-A young sid named Ca.atne
Conon arrested for stealing 81 IS from the pocket of
Mrs Fanny ONeil Of No 63Aott street She was detected
some time since picking gente!nans pocket at the Anne
mean Museum, for which she was slightly punished.
Ca>l~' Hanss, Negro Minstrels. Sc. are at Peales
Museum for one shilling. Sec bills.
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