New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
Law Courts.

sUrzRloR CouKr-Bstore Judge Ssndiord-Jases
Mdbbeu Samuel h. Whiie and othos This case nss
been on for some days Henry ; Msooeu ana :. :;
Fount,n kept dry goods store in Broadway corner OF
Ninth-.t :. NJ sold out II 10 said, 10 his mo'ner
Who gave him power Of attorney 10 go on ana hr sue
seau.nty sold 10 his uncle James tds psinth Ia this
,ult who agreed 10 pay the debts to the smouot OF
ths goods and IL 10 syerred did Mr. Fountain con
tossed Judgment o, the old creditors, who issued
execution and the goods levied upon but r, plev'
med aud the present action Is to les, The matter 10 be
continued this forenoon
The esc,ment suit Ia tho Chief Justices branch h still
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Befors Judge Mel
con Leonard u Nicou Il ais W.. Maanfae'wus fasu
aacs Co Of Boston The frm OF Nicoll Leonard Co.
Insured through Mr.. Ass Bigelo~ 81 New-fork. who
claimed be agent the defendants the sum Of $2OOo
on their cotton. mill situated la New Windsor, Orange
60 NY The policy was dated 9th Oct 1896 The nre
occurred the 10Th of that month, the loss bring
was sad $34 900 aud but $4,000 insured The hfe oc
cured between and 10 o'clock In the evening, "neh
there hsi been no lights in the mill and watch was
kep, A watch was always kept between 2Vh sept ana
2Oth March. during which period the mill Was iigns' W
evenings The questions On the trial arc wneneI 'nio
should have been watch kept at The utne Oi no "r
and whether OF not Mr. Bigelo~ was fully snthorlea
sgent To be continued this forenoon For Pi.inun
Messrs Butler Fsncncr for defendants "r' w. .
Bidwsl.
CouHr or COMMON PLiAs-Before Judge Dsiy-
VILLAIN M Barter We Noah r. Pke-Io recover for
work snd labor alleged to bs due nonsult wss grant
ed For plif SIR. Grsy tor deidt Mr. Brewster.
assault and battery brought against the landlord OF tho
premises In Seventh Al. Ia which the whole OF the
parties reside Ia 10 lesed ,hs, son Of each had
quarrel in the yard Mr.. w. went out and made an
stack on plaintiff and injured him Mrs n came
10 the rescue OF her boy when the defsndsnt 10 10
sverrsd made stack upon her, struck Der with
mop stick snd crushed her sgsiost the wall To bs
nued this forrnoon--for pifs Mr.. Wordsworth for
deldt Msssrs Powers B.ch.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner A Gsrdiner.-Fiye men nsmed Gorge
Hansford John Jackson Charles o. Hals. Wm Harrtsos
snd Clement Jones forming part OF the crew OF the ship
kdwins from Antwerp, were examined on charge OF
endesvorng 10 create revolt IL appeared that on
Sunday lsst when Of the port and the watch Of tho
below the mate told the captain be would rouse ny
the and get the anchors ready. They refused 10
out Of the forecaste, when the captain and mate
went down seized Hsntord with view to bring him
aft sad while ON the way hs caught the mate by tho
neck handkerchief II 10 ssd 10 choke him and the cap
did the To H. Hale up. with the others
aud Hsniord rescued They siterwsrd al went To
duty The deiencc thai the mate had also reused
tho out st their previous watch belo~. Jackson
Harrison aud Jones discharged their personal
recognzsnce. and Hansjord and Hale required TO sivo
suretes for triai IN 500 each.