The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25
Court lufelI1vence.

court IntelIlgence.
COMMON FLEss, July 24-Before Judge Ulshoefer -
TINS was an action of assumpsit adjourned from
yesterday to recover sum OF $3.50 under the ing
c'rcumstances-t appeared that in the month OF Sept
1912, party named Bobbe applied to the defendant to
aire house in Grand street, which was owned by him
deiendanD upon which the defendant told him to cali
IN party named Lenz, to whom he had hired for
md 1t was probable he might sell his interest for
small consideration Babbett called on Lentz accord
ngy and the latter agreed to let the store and kitchen
and another apartment Babbett for $500 year Bal
pett then called on Won Wagner to know il any rem
vas due by Lentz. Van Wagner replied there not
ana Babbctt closed the agreement took possession OF the
premises, aud occupied them as grocery store unti
the following December, when he sold out to plaintiff
but before the sale closed the plaintiff and Babhet
allied on Van Wagner and stated to him the nature 81
he arrangement between them, and that the plaintiff
would carry out the agreement between Babbet ano
sentz to which Van Wagner agreed. Upon this inter
view Babbett paid $40 rent which due Of the pre-
niscs to Lentz, who paid 1t to Van Wagner The
alter then agreed to wait few days for another $50
which was due, and the plaintiff took possession Of the
premises; but in few days after Van Wagner issued .
landlords warrant for six months rent which he cameo
q be due in advance, amounting to $3.50, seized the
plaintiffs goous and sold them.
The defence set up was that defendant justified in
selling of to secure his rent which, he commended he
had right to do according to agreement.
The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff s2ii 49, and
tx cents costs.
Charles Osborne vs. William W. Smith-Tbis was an
action OF trover to recover the value of piano which
was set down at $3.50 II appeared that some time sine
plaintiff borrowed from defendant $3.50 leaving the piano
as security in his hands On the LIST of Nav LAST de
lendant sent to plaintiff stating he wanted to break mn
house, and requiring plaintiff to take away the piano and
pay the $3.50 Plaintiff having failed do So il was al.
eyed ana also having billed to take up piano on re-
celvng notice to the effect that efendant oud sell on
NE instrument In the event ohs not pa ing the money
ne piano was sold for sum Of s0s at auction. Sub.
'c4neoty painth rendered the money, and stated hs
5o no nouce OF the intention TO sell which defendant
contends was duly served Adjourned over.
July 2l-surEHloR CouRr-In Chambers Before
'udge oakley.-.3ssaM Some curious cases occasion
my come up N chambers, during the recess OF the
G G, Mr. MAJOR moved to hold man named Henry
iarris to bail for INJECTING injury upon the person Of
man named Michael Bulger, his client, by kicking him
~ the abdomen, so to produce dangerous disease
allied hernia " The court granted the application Of
Mr. Major and Harris held to bail in sum OF $1,000
10 answer
MARINE CouRr. July N-Beforc Judge Smith.-Riely
vs. Gniick-The jury In this already noticed rem
Tered a verdict for defendant.
u. 3. MARsHsLs Ofricr July u Robbery The
high Sens George ions, scerage passenger on board
he packet ship Cornela her last trip from Liverpool
ARRESTED charged with having robbed fellow pas
senger named Owens, of car 3s Cd Jones stands
mittcd for examination.
Drsrnror ArroRSrY's OfricF, July 2l.-Habeas Cor
pas - Benjamin q. Iiuddort, who under arrest a
charge of PERJURY has been discharged before the Re.
cordsr On giving bail In sum Of $500,