New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
rY INT TELLfG ENCE
Court OF Common Pteas.
Before Judges ULsHoETFrI. ISaRAuAx and D,
Decisions.

William Davids, and Sirah his Wis. adm, >,
william Galloway. dece,sed. W; Ann F Yae.-sot9us -
&c. asee ,ns i Spos & o. say S.eSay .S .r
ton ho,c. bi.it by Mr.. Yates BrDoms ,, @
c"ic;ne fr;s from tenants os he es;aie lie ss H. Al E
IN 1870 by scc'en,ay ians Gown an nrca be hsyiny .s
tate presented claim ngans, Ms YATES, Z, Il apTe. a a
'he books of Mr. Galloway fyr about So CO. beng 70, SIN
which IS denied BY Mr. Wan. The re:eees rcoSs5 ,st T..
Evidence presented before the referees showing tha -
entries had been mede the bos by ,r Galloway slI H..
agent 10, Ms Yres and received s20o year Cor DON, e
the business OF the estate. He dcsroGs Of having M .
aged and sipennteDdsnt Of the buiis
sc. Mrs Yates was oap~e': to having HIM DISCHARGED So
ton OF the build ngs Btooe street and the Bowefy N,
they were st commenced, he would have cved sloGJo,
sl20 by u, She said hnt lie had been the agent OF be, 4
ther the agent OF her husband, and had also BEEN her o
agent and she Ind always found MIN honest and faithful NJ
Watkins wns the son.lnaw of Mrs. Yates Mr. Moses Il-
b. who had been entrusted with the business while Mr. Va,
kn went South testimony before the referees bu, a,
Cout, IN It's decUp. remarked tns the referees erred in n
permitting the determination OF Mr. u. relation TO ~
to be evidence. when the only inquiry ooG
have been whether be kept eo.Iect books oi secoun.
the parties consent they may pfoseed s,i before e aae
teees the same asst the examination sill contlnued sinking
out the testimony Is ~ chnractsr, &C.
Drummer, jr. vs. Messmer.-Judgeuento or plain.
tiff on demurrer.
Court OF Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen WISsHlP and U,,
BRoucS. NJ. c. PATERSON, ESQ. District Attorney,
Constructive Grand L0rceay-- D mis- K,ny
tired for constructive grand larceny m obtaining hs
Of brandy and GIN and wne ot The value Of az Il
James X; oKrlly & co. cofneE Of Mulberry and Pms
aso to s e % Ss pnee f $ .s 6 E
would pay cash for II on delivery The LIQUOR was ent by
man named Cayanagh who demanded The money beionk
thought hma ro5ber and told wife to go and get The noa
and pay the The liquor was aksa of the cart b. Ks
and Cayanngh and rolled IntS the store kelyS wife s
sad she had only slS which ayanagh would not take I
demanded the whole or the li9qor back; he deni
both and ordered on; Of the store Kelly also told Cavaas
that he had paid sl for the hquor to Michael keamey b
who had no right thereto.
For the defence, i, was proved that Kelly ,old
Cayanagh that he might tuke the liquor back if he cs
he would take the sl6 and also that part of the moey
had been paid to the nun heoTney, who pretended be he
The JUN found Kelly guilty. and he sentenced s,A.
State Prison 10. : years.
Triai jor Keeping Disorderly House-Jams,
tehan was tired for keeping disortery house Of the
ehaaee, I m a Aqsq E: last last; Ss a. No. 20 COs street fay
The jury found him guilty. but the Court suspended sentence
as the nuisance had been abated.
Trial for Burgkary.--Tbomas Doherty and Ed.
ward Farrell were tried for burglary the 81 degree in baat
Ing INTO the cellar Of g. Green OF 7ih md Az
enue, tha 3h Oct Inst, an stealing case Of clare worth
Thejury found them boa guilty, and the Court sentenced
them TO the State Prson-Doherty for years and months
Case of John A. IuRroe.-In the case Of Munros,
convicted o assault and battery Charles OConner and
who was on Friday sentenced 10 the City Prison for mcuA
ind pay fine of sl00 notion the revoked
that the defendant might prepare and put aidnys in nit
CATION OF punishment and appear and receive The
next term.
Case Of Samuel Adams-Tn this case the coun.
sci for defendant, indicted f obtaining property by he pre-
tence niepoed plea to re jurisdiction Of the Court which
and the was set down for trial at the term.
Trial for Illegal Voting, and Perjury Luke
Kelly tried for voting Illegally the late election in Tie
lt district OF the 9Th Ward. and when challenged by The H.
spector he his vote stating that he then lived ard
had Tor IS year. past No, II Is Thames street where's
he did not live, and never had lived at either place He
tesd, when caught, that he lis ed Catharne street. and md
been In tho City ouiy three weeks The evidence ha he bd
not live where he SAID he did obtained of persou rot ua
oath. and the jury found the accused not guilty
The District Attorney stated that ha had tried
the the calendar excrp7 which had been svou Of
The jury were then discharged and the Court Adjourned 6
the term.