The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Law Intslligencs.

Ja~es Pal~er-This action Of tresps!s 70 reco-
td very Respectable old LADY Certainly upwards Of 70
yee Of age, was crossing the Bowery from Grand street
On TIE evening Of The a.h Of January 1916 Just as she
foot Of the csrb With his wife and another lady in his
ssigh; before Mrs. Horton had tins TO get her other
foot on the side walk, she was knocked down, ,hs
horse and slsish passing over her; she was taken
house Of her son p.iaw. and. upon being examined,
was found to have Of her ribs broken her fcs lace
mouths o,rfned 10 her room The defence was that il
was unavoidable accident and that the old lady her
seihad not u:sd due diligence The jury rendered yer.
dict for plaintiff for $500 For PLAINTIFF Mr. Waite for
defendant. Mr. Nimonss. 81. Isl - 81
Dsvid Higsintstham o. Thomas Monroe esd Robert
lsncs Of a bill Of work The dsispdsnts employed the
plaintiff to Put tin roof their sso ID Greenwich st.
that the bill was overchsrgsd Verdict for plaintiff for
p sssor. Judge Daly-Js,.ps sfsx...- ysm., Gil.
lsspis Jsnatha. " .aisa This was an action FOR
money had and received II appeared the plaintiff had
an interest 10 house in Oliver street and Issued land
Waters, under instruction: to levy the furniture.
Waters in pursuance his Instructions isvysd the
sion Of BY some other person end sold whom did
not appear The evidence against the defendant was,
hands. and would held for the right owner nonsuit
was asked upon various grounds bat the Court denied
T. int 70. 81 4:
defendant Msssrs N . Bluat and FancrI ] 3 = Il
John GiIiiands % Isssac Word and eneher -This was
action Of trespass brought by the plaintiff against the
defendant 1t appears that pnintd y March, Is%6 let
q store in Varick street 10 man named Manly to be
occupied by him dry goods store There were some
6xturss the premises at the time Of the letting.
belonging to the plaintid, and BY the terms q
the agreement Manly was 10 have them. snd with
others, which he was to procure himself. to q.
up the store. In pursuance Of the agreement
Manly contracted with the dsfsndsnt' Ward who 10 2
carpenter to put up the 0stIrss In 2tting up Ward
used the plains axtures together with mater sls fur
nished by himself. II afterwards turned out that
Manly was unable to pay either the rent or Wards bill
the latter ,unting $50 and gave mp the ami
fixtures to the psintR; Ward then took proceedings
sgsinst Manly in Of the ward courts; obtained q
Judgment upon which he issued execution placed 1t in
the hands Of the other defendant Carpenter on
the fixtures, and removed them. The defence is that
it was at the plaintiffs request that Ward did the
work. Adjourned e
UsIrEp STATES MAMMALS OyyIce.-Charge of Cruel
and UnususI PunishMsn Francis Gardiner Of the
bark Falmouth Of thi, port, arrested about noon
to-day by Deputy Marshall csilins on charge Of having
indicted unusual punishment seaman named Peters,
while the vessel lay In the harbor Of Havana The case
up tomorrow for animation and In the mean
time Gardiner has been held to bail in $3.50.
Couar CALxvpAs, THu DAv.-Commom Pleas First
Part-oa 30, 81 las. H. - A. 297. As a. 81, S. 50
Second Part-76, II, 10, 81, IS. sS 81, SO, 81, o.