New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
Superior Court.
Before Chief Jus;sce JONES'
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Jose A. Yeznaga Joshua Walker. Mr.. ". belongs
Baltimore and of the Carlton House this city
In December, 1887. he leased the estab hment Eliza
Milford lher father, pecunary situation, NJ the time rot
enabling him 20 take the lease in his name for five
years a. Sl2a goo per ann payable monthly with the
Tat!on Of TWO basement rooms ofNo352 broadway, which
Hss Milford subsequently, hired at $500 per She
let the bar the corner and the refecory under IT,
10 Mr. YeZnega for for $500 yerr and afterwards the lat,
hired Of the 2 for the purpose keeping
billiard tables In June 1880, Mr.. Walker issued twoand-
lords warrants for $780, which lie dsi.aiDe Tpcn
plaintiffs property in $50 Broadway (beInc par:
the budng and The other for $500 dollars, which he
eyed upon al the property in the Carlton House. Ecrng
the bar and sold H. Action OF respass ia brought
recover the value that belonging Mr. Il being
which that part Of the premises occupied hy Mr.. Y
should be exenp from the Iier Of The landlord. Thswus
denied. I; shewu that Mr. Y. had always paid hi
rent regular to Miss Milford. Verdict for PaintG Sol
% cents
Before Chief Justice JONES and Judges oASLEr and VAN
DERPoEL.
Decisions.
Palaasr & Deaa ads Frederick Rem@-Appeal--Jntge
rent reversed.
J.sa ). BOYD ads Joaa H RidaSoei-ippeal.-Jqdg
Slater, Gardner d Horea ads Peter Fsryuiou.-Jndge-
ment affirmed
H. Lo6s re- Jos Dias-Relave to costs on a sal; tried
q: Observation-Disclosures for defendant demurrer.
NEW RCLz-The Court stated that parties are enabled
The rule stands. gain. sometimes, whole term
By frivolous demurTers, denurre.s te heard
the Argument term. The following new rule has been
adopted. 20 dispose OF such 81
Ordered That the 18th rule OF che CoGrt be amended
ny adding thereto the following clause motion may BE
made Chambers to strike demurrer frivolous,
Ike manner a frivolous or false plea"
TAKING Observation-Disclosures Locke, CT Gin
clnnatI, has made amusing modification of Pro
lessor Moses Telegraph. by which IL articuatex
sounds or the elements OF words as well as ~ re-
cord the letters. The letters used are those OF
Aiorse's and they are made audible By pipe sound
ing in monotone during The time Of dot or line
executed by the proper Morse Telegraph: but in
'e!ruPted during the blank or space par of the let
ter. lndeed the Telegraph exhibited will register
me words OF paper al the same time that the pipc
Is sounding them, the pipe being open and contlnu-
ing 10 sounG while The siye Is marking the revor-
'ns iei. Thus II viii both speak and write at the
same moment. Prof /. considers this iuveniioa
only as an amusing modification OF Morse's Tre-
graph, by which the communications NAV be made
currently Ineligible 10 a large audience, provided
ihey understand the alphabet, which becomes
hlnd OF monotone music: The short lines or dots
being represented by short notes, and the longer
ones By tones more proiracied.
ANOTHER Son KILLED BIZ HIS FATHER "A trsg-
cal a1ir took place In our village on the .t inst Il being
The day OF meeting which resulted In the
q Sterling Brown by The hand OF his father George Brown
both Of whom iTe about miles rom here 4 lRm-
be- Il Rad collected together in the streets: among
vhom were Brow and his son. Knocking o.: bats sc. BY
which the Old had become somewhat exaspersted AID
had -caatioled them torch him again Soon after
his son came Up behind him and forced his H.; and then
started and rH-the farther pursued and threw club
him. which BIT him the head. iraediatsy over the left
ear which fractured the .un ard rupturei the greater
megiEzeai ar:ery causing compression the brair
which Resulted Il death in about Twelve hours Tie result
ofhe Coroners Inquest that The said Sterling Brown
came 10 hs death by blow the heaa inflicted with
club thrown foru the hand Of George Brown. Mr. Brown
has left wife and Two chiidrea.
[Clyte ~ ayae Coz Eagle, 5th.
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Western, Iiacheil. the Blind Fiddler dfs,S sren-