The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

ulsce Maria then lived with her sister, she atsrward
went to live with Mr. Cook a., y.,,.
nine children Ihave known Maria Bodine ever since
she was email girl her character has been very bad
for the last i've years; do not know what time Mr.
Cook went to Rsmspo Maria left Walden abou
the aoth April ls46 ! rscosct the time In eonss
Maria when she returned from Ramapo !; she stopped
ct Mrs Youngbood's; saw her passing about several
Groser C. McLAsr examined reside at Walden
have lived there for than twenty years was en-
pOysd By Mr. Cook in lst! and isss las. lived with tb
fall Of s45, but was of and on to Walden until April
ls44; knew Maria Bodine; she left Walden to go to
the fall and winter Of 1916; DR. Thomas Mllspaugh at
tended her ! saw him at the house, ! took medicine
eros. eSamined@Siaris was doing household work at
the house Of Mr.. Cook
BERSAsP CnvspELL ,worn-Ireside in Ulster county;
ooms to EsS s%Sa where she stayed
Wills Trrus sworn-I reside at Newburgh; resided
ct Waieen until May last kept public house at Wal
Maria Bodine have known her personally for years
her general moral character is very bad would not
to to .y
at time; took her In my stage from Walden to New
burgh.
character has been bad for six years
The court then adjourned until Wednesday morning
SUPREME CovhT, Nov General Term--Pressnt,
Justices Hurlbut, McCoun, and Mason-Aner the Court
to practise as the different Courts Of the
State. An order made for their examination, and
f. SANFORD, VIM NJ Everts, and Jonathan Miller,
EsQrs. were appointed examiners. The examination
will be held at five O'Clock this evening" in the Circuit
Court room Special motions were then taken up, and
occupied the Court the remainder Of the day There
$40 causes for argument on the calendar. The
Court adjourned to Wednesday next
CouRr OF OYER AND TERMINER-Before Judge Ed
monds, Aldermen McElrsth and .Dodge-The Novem-
Der term commenced this mornng the Court was open
next
CIRCUIT CouRr-Before Judge Edmonds.-The No
vember term of this Court also began to-day After
the Court organized, it was adjourned for week
SUPREME CovnrIspecial Tsrm-Bsfore Judge Ed
menced to-day The Court was occupied with motions
Of no interest
SUPERIOR CouRr-Present, the Chief Justice, Judges
vsnderpos and Ssudford.-The argument term of the
court commenced this morning. There LAG causes
for argument on the calendar
u. 8. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge Nelson Don
.aonzo Booth ps Julius Gross GdreAy. ct ais.-This
was an action to recover damages for the alleged In
patent on the sth Of March, ls4 Improvement In
the manufacture of silk buttons which he alleges the
defendants have inrneed that soon after the patent
article the same principle the plaintiff manuac
tured his article and have since continued to manufac
ture and sell the same The case adjourned to TO-
morrow (this) morning motion was made In the
above cause for injunction to restrain thu defendants
the plaintiff had established his case. For plaintiff
Messrs Sherwood and j. H. Owen; for Defendants Mann
and Rodman.
Guion Us. SerreH-In this case, which action
to damages for the infringement Of patent
right the plaintiff recovered $780, and appealed to thu
court under the statute to increase the verdict TIT
court denied the motion the ground that there
nothing In the to distinguish it from others Of th
same description which occur daily in court. Motor
denied.
COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Ushoeffsr.-Peter s.
Peck u.s. James Pan Buren, and Timothy II. Churchill
This action Of trespass the case, to recover
damages for alleged trespass to the plaintiffs proper
ty The plaintiff is trunkmaker, and in 1916 and thu
beginning of ls47 occupied the basement of tho hous
1879 Pearl street. in which he carried on his business
The defendants drygoodsmsn, and occupied the frs
floor In Februry, ls47, the latter built ONCE in thu
yard directly in front Of the plaintiffs window by which
the light shut out from the basement and the plain
tit and his workmsn had to leave OF work two hour
earlier every day. The plaintiff also alleged that tn
water fell from the roof OF the building erected BY
defendants into the basement and damaged his goods
The is adjourned to Wednesday. For plaintiff Mr.
| P. Wilson; for defendants. Nh. Reynolds.
| SUPERIOR CouRr-CHAMBERs.-Before Judge Wander
| poel In Prime, Ward T. Co.-This matter, whicl
noticed in Sundays Herald, decided this
Eg The Judge said that inasmuch as the papers upol
which the motion founded did not state that Their
any contract between the parties which the statute
required, the application could not be sustained. Mo
| ton denied.