The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22
City Intelligence.

FaAup ON issunx of fraudulent tick
On THURSDAY a stranger named Jeremiah Ly nch. who
had arrived from Providence in one OF the eastern boas
aud who was DESTROYS Of going to Buffalo. was met ~
young man named Peter Kearnan, alias T" Inc Greek,
who agreed to have him to the place odesuna
ton on his paying the OF So So which he received
and ticket then given him. which purports 10 De
receipt for passage paid but which in truth was perfect
~ worthless On learning this fact Lynch applied the
ower police ONCE when Herman was arrested ana com
mtted TO answer the charge. He was committed LOT
Thursday.
sToRE THrEF.-A fellow who says his name is Charley
roter was committed yesterday on charge Of stealing
aquaniy of corduroy from the store slls Van Nos
,rana Co. Is William street, on Friday night, The
gagged to guard that district
AsorHER.-ene Jem rafferty,, well known as a store
tnei was caught Yesterday morning with q quantity Of
sell for rihe and which, therefore. no doubt has
been stolen The owner will find 1t at the lower police
office.
sENTErcEp-Charle Kelly WA sent to the peniten.
tsry yesterday Tor six months for stealing number Of
brass caps from the hydrants Corporation and
property from the Harlem Railroad
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before full Bench
Der. 2l-DEciSoss7 John Dotan VS. 81 Fouls Church,
at Tho Gaze came up Tor trial before Judge In
glis The plaintiff was employed to superintend the
building Of the Catholic Church at Harlem in 1896 and
Judge ngs sent tito referee who reported in favor of
the plaintiff, adudging the amount due at SS+2 92 The
defendants appealed from the report The Court sustain
ed the report OF the referee although considered the
award larger than the weight of evidence justified Yet
as the decision of referee is regarded in the same light
as the verdict Of jury the court did not feel disposed to
interfere
Decision-Report confirmed with costs.
For Plaintiff Charles OConnor and Edward s. Derry,
Esq. for defence, Mesars. Danaher White.
Lauxence V,Htsfed VS.. james Crrry.-This case was
originally tried before Judge lngraham was an &C.
ton of assupst to Quarters rent for the use
and occupation Of the premises No SO Barclay street.
from the LIST Of Nov. 1912 TO LIST Feb 1S4s The defence
up surrender eviction. The Court charged
that the testimony the witness the surrender
conclusive in favor of the defendant the eviction was
not sustained Theury returned verdict Tor the plain.
TIN In $sS 10 The Court was OF opinion that the verdict
against the weight of evidence considering all cir.
cumstances.
DeciIon-New trial granted on payment Of costs
For plaintiff, c. Lawton Tor defendant, c. c. & d.
Egan.
John Brenton Michael Kearney.-The original suit
to the of $500 deposited by the defend
ant in the Greenwich Savings Bank, for the wife Of the
plaintiff The plaintiff claimed the money, but was den
ed its use the ground that the money the separ
ate estate ofthe wife and beyond the control Of the hus
band The verdict was in favor of the plaintiff for s24i
3d. subject to the opinion Of the Court The came
up demurrer for oinder Of counts viz uniting
the with assumpsit
Decision Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with
liberty to defendant to plead on payment OF COSTS
VIM. Dormedyvs Cornelius Ksnouse and John S. Wig.
ham, This was an action bond given by the defend
ants to discharge warrant of attachment against the
tate Of Kanouse, the plaintiff beieg attaching creditor,
Tor the sum Of $780, being the amount due the plaintiff by
dict in favor tho plaintiff. The defendants
sci took exception to the charge Of the judge the
groundstha tine plaintiff was resident in New Jersey
and consequently not able TO recover in this suit, the
Judge refusing charge the this point in favor
the defendants The Corr: wSs Of opinion that the
plaintiff 40 not bound to prove residence in this State
Decision-Verdct confirmed with Costs
Calendar tor Monday, Oct 23.-Nos. 81, 49, a. a.
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