The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09
Law InteIIirenca.

COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge UshoeHer- Stephen "
West rs Cornelius y. anderson, and another.-This
acts of annoyance alleged to- be committed BY defen
dants, plaintiff and his family It appeared from the
master Of merchant vessel that he afterwards became
sevadore and while engaged in the latter business he
me- % TIN IN hs sM aas
Anderson one Of his creditors. subsequently to
obtaining his discharge in bankruptcy he hired house
in Henry street for himself and family. As de-
PENDANTS understood that plaintiff had hired house,
they commenced system Of annoyance by going to bis
house at unreasonable hours, demanding money from
him. and collecting crowd round his door; that not
satisfied with going to his house. they followed him to
his place Of business on the wharves collected crowd
there and made of improper and insulting language
and that ultimately he had to call in the police to pro-
tect him. The defence that plaintiff owed the de-
the other defedants went plaintiffs house to demand
It, and that plaintiff gave them in charge to two police
and that that was the head and front of their Of
Tending For plaptf MIR. Mulocke; for defendant, Mr.
N B. Blunt. Adjourned.
Before Judge Ingraham, YIN. B. Carpenter Henry
was an action of trespass for removing
and taking plaintiffs furniture 1t seemed the plaintiff
hired two from defendant in which the furniture
In dispute was and that was removed By defendant on
court adjourned. For plaintiff Mr. Pinckney; for de-
fendant Mr. Cutting
Montgomery u.s. Bdtdwtn and others.-Verdict for
plaintiff, $3.50.
SUPERIOR CoURT, July 6.-Before Judge Oakley.
Henry Richards vs Austin B. Trowbridge and others
This was an action on draft for 1914 So drawn by
Trowbrdge the other Defendants in favor of man
named Schlessinger and by them accepted and after
wards endorsed by Sehlessinger to plaintiff The de-
fence was that the note was given in payment for
Gel Of wool bought by Trowbrdge from Schlessnger and
that 1t was not according to sample 1t turned out
that Trowbrdge inspected the wool before the
purchase and that warrantee given. The Judge
told the jury there Defence and directed them
find for plaintiff Verdict for the claimed with in
terest.-For plaintiff, Mr.. Bonny; for defendant, Mr.
Reynolds.
Peter Nayior Peter II. Morse and another Erecu-
tors Of John Morse, deceased-Ths action OF
trespas to damages for injuries alleged be
done to the plaintiffs house. The plaintiff resides In
Eleventh street. and the defendants house is in Unver-
sity Place the premises of both parties meeting in the
rear The plaintiff alleges that the water from the de-
fcndaHts prvy has oozed into his basement thereby
magpg the foundation and walls of his house. and
dering the basement and street stories untenable.
For plaintiff MIR. Baater; for defendant Mr.. Bonney
Adjourned.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS, July Sat the opening
of the court this morning several called up
but none being ready for trial. the court adjourned until
Tomorrow morning.
Court CALENDAR.-SUPERIoR CoURr.-Ihis Day
July 9.-Before Judge Oakley.-(This Court meets al
IL O'Clock, A. M)-Nos %, go al 81 SO, 40 al, As 81
s So o. g. Co. g. TO- 2s, 40, H. ~ IS, "a, u.s. a. II
70, 70, 80, 81, 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Part First--Before Judge Ulshoeffe,
This Day, July 9Nos 81 81, A. 306, ST. 55, 81 70
500, 49, II, II. Part Second.Before Judge Ingraham
Nos 29s 3o0 so4 400, $40, 49, 90, 49, 1875, 1885, lao