The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-20


surHEME CouRT-GESERAL Term sept ienffessnt
justices Csdy, McCoun and Hurhut NO IS hequa VS.
Mcmss Doing disposed OF. NO. 81, Hill spencer vst
narrson, vas caed-Mr Field appearing for the pain1
n error and C. w Sanford for defendant IN error
TO msst = 10 oon cases reserved The Court
" laeee - ~ O'CLOCK on Monday.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Present Judges VauderpoOl and
sandfsrd-sept Is The Hon Lewis Sanford took his
seat this morning the Associate Judges Of the
Superior Court having been previously sworn in under
act passed in the present session Of the Lsgsa-
ture Soon after Judge VandsrpoeI Announced TO the
members Of the bar present that bv an act Of the
Legislature the Judges OF the Superior Court were
required to appoint OF its numbers Chief Justice Of
the court and that they Judge vapderpool and Sand
ford had in pursuance of such requirement.
the Hon. Thos Oakley Chief Justice Of the Superior
Court His honor also stated that Judge Sanford would
In future report all cases decided in the Superior
that therefore It would not be necessary from hence
porter. The Court then proceeded to hear motions
crtiorcrt calendar wiz be made up for the third Satur
'A Before oa' Judge oaslsy-co,Asr u.s. Iu.tehn,
This was an action on the case to recover da
images for the breschof On alleged verbal agreement
The defendant came TO this country some years
ago from Poland and settled at Hoboken where he
ried on the business OF jewellsr About two years
since he purchased lot OF land at West Hoboksn upon
which he determined to erect house He accordingly
entered into written agreement with person named
Parsons to build 1t him, according t. certain plans
and specifications which annexed to the
and which produced In court Tor which the builder
was to receive sum OF $500 to DO paid according
the stones Tor -bud ng 10 Do raised from the lot
by the contractor After the hrst instalmsnt became
uuo. Iho eu""u"hcu coutreot, out IN the
course Of blasting the stones he caused considerable
jury to house adjoining the lot subsequently, to the
OF the contract BY Parsons the plaintiff Col
ier who had worked under the former contractor cali
90 on the aud offered to finish the work
the terms contained in the contract Several meetings
were had on the subject and pending the treaty Collier
put some men to work on the premises after various
the isst me"tno inf ora ~ th3 C,,; .s. ens 10 ~
in the Of third psrtv Sioo to 'epos
that might be done to the s1a;rn,; 49, "y aiinhss
ress Of h.s,no 70 raisa stons s ,h m .ne pro-
the wner house that @
tnr n dm.na ,bt %; ~ % .ua. asunGeut sum
his asSant ,n thst n,.;n,;fy -; anu op,n nis ewing
hndinn and anish II accord; 80 ~, piUIaoa WIN tue
6cst;ors 1or The sm,n 'a,;sS ~ vi psns auu speci.
psrsons IT, was s,is,sd tht ~ a. s with
49, 70 rouh ths uat .ne ue,enusnt aitSrWaro'
ort 70 he an;shsd rha %as.n anu w'u,a no. allow the
Tbs verba, anrasmnt tp eS up @ rss; tnae
o. 10 a. 20 CO. 70 ~ P ~ seo 70 oono.ioh-
rvs s,i;.G.i ;yb tbs aIoo t y, sao hoyUs mouse
rI hi cccrm. 20 a. auS ,h,t - 0u.e TUG osaSs tnat
b,nJs of tbrJ nartv thsr t%st Nv ;St ia sne
nnsh tho vorh rhssa cnnd,t;nns ~ sS ~ "a ano
nat mn,eS Nth. .,,hou"n a. - a;.tS ~eIe
tin Lodged The sion In banf but n hi; Own 1870 h;
r-as not 90 wo. nontanaaJ ia. Le' "noA