New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

O. and down upon s,oop; the prisoner walked 'io"J
toward Broadway
Caystopaey Farrell Of % Leonsrdst beng sworn ssy'
have known The prisoner sboui years nave kno"n 90
ceased sirca Ma IA, never lhcm quarrel they a.
wsys sppeared % he o. a4>Ddiy terms <h0w prisoners
wife soc never .eened % De hsgPy se vsy bsS,s
The psoner say about ocoeS on I" eehssoey morning 70
hmssa WIZ =. II wSes bad SIN in my power when be
hsd dsboDored No No" g 100 A'e' nc hAs goae Ano"
J..~tsh ncoys residing as Leonards belng sworn,
SAYS that BE lived win ne PRISONER FOR months past
wa. very Jealous Of his wife be prosssed be very fond
other saw no improper intimacy between deceased and
Mrs Moore heard prisoner ssy Tuesday last that BE-
would kIl s0sncbody or other and hen 70 mai
lex. Crossstt residing a. No. I72 CbSm5ersst being
svorn testified 70 taking The prisoner Into custody insc
sisy after the occurrence
J. h Merritt, Resdeu, Surgeon Of the City Hospital BE-
afternoon Of the TIA he considerably prosua,ed
from tbs oss Of blood examination found wound G
The abdomen the inte.pe, pfotrded lOm toe wOund the
wound wss dressed and Le patient allowed 70 seef ~
continued In PROSTATE condition, although s1nasnu were
administered, and died Inc evening Of ihe Oh ne
wound IN the abdomen about u inches 10 iengm
sufficient 70 cause death The e.itagny Lefe closed,
and the Jury, after short consultation, rendered hs ioo"
ing verccs Tina, samuel ReZan came ~ his dean ~
Mo-. On tl,s sSsTnooS ~ Ys = lsJos Upos lie reSs
Dor u he verde, the scegssd VS. committed 70 PRISON BY
ths Coroner 70 await al e1aminaii'n
BURNED TO DEATH.-The Coroner held an in
CUES, al q vsDdsmst on he body Of Mrs Esther Lane
born IN New-Jersey, az year. Of age whose death was
caused by burns her clothes having accidentally taken FIRE
Verdict accordingly.
ARREST o. SUsFIcoS.-A Dutch guDsmith,
named Frarcis PsIi>, taken into custody yesterday
suspicion Of stealing a newly invented ~ Darreied
revolving pistol, valued $40, the property Of Pean
Smith Of the corner Of Hester ard Cenre-sis psieD,
had recently been obtained for the invention, and s
the only pistol Of the kind that had been manufactured
The Duiebmsn wa locked up for examination.
GREAT THEVT or SILyER.-Oihccr LOcNhead Of
the Ffh Ward Saturday evening arrested named
George Jackson, charge Of fobbng he house u Dr.
Hossok No lOl Fra1kiD-st Of silver ware principally
spoons and forks valued al S@i0 He was aken - ioe
Tombs for examination
GRAgD LARcEsY.-OHicer Gardner Of the sixth
Ward on Saturday nigh, arrested man named Mcisel
Phssn charged with stealing umbrella hinge Peno"',
Ae 70 de vaiuo Of 60 Held for examination
BrHGLAKr.-Eay yesterday morning the dry
goods establishment Of Mossers Mclaughlin Dsnnsher
corner Of Grand and Auor0eysts entered by picking
the front door locks and robbed Of about 800 worth OF
cloths cassmerss, silks shsws 6c with which the burglar
escaped spite Of the vigilance Of he ws,chmsn whose
station The opposite corner
CorHT CALEspaR-7 This Day- Supreme Cou,t |
General Ternhos II, Q, H. n, 49, 50, IS 10 a. Sp
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Svpass, Cont = Published on SATURDAY
Circuit Nos. 3l5 81, 36, 81, 848. ~ % 81
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CIRCUIT Court Before Judge McCoun-
Fyanel Huber vs. Niehoas n. HdrtT6 Of Of
the conductors Of the New Jersey Railroad Go damages
fo injury ssng from plaintiff being forced from Of the
ears and bis lex broken by which he has become perma
neny iniured-aifeady referred This sum |
med up Saturday by Mr. Brady for the defendant and
M Van Buren, for psnhG TIE plainua bought tickets
abethtOWH for himself friend tJos"pu rchhihck
New YOrk, and look the New Brunswck train
their tickets gave them checks They stood on the |
platform having dog with ihen--ihe dog Jumpedof and
when the Train stopped before getting 10 Newsk they also
got off, with view to the dog and the main start
cd and I'm them ~ toe eyfa9S ,hey 1Sos he iaae
along and offered Mr. DE II the checks they had received
which be refused, and ola Them uey must pay he isfe
which 81 cents for the two lie then proceeded col
eeling tickets from the other passengers and while doing
apprised the brakeman and baggage master be might
want Them out two Germans. Gu coming back To
where uu.eT and he friend at lhe former reiterated ihai
h. ought 20 ske The checks Dir DE H. ihen rang me sei
ana stopped the Three came 10 hs ass stance,
and forced fiom The car, Huber being thrown
the ground aud his leg broken When the almost inn
med etey started, he crying OUT nefy NAV ne Was HuI
and len him setback and Huber both testified that prsvi
Mr DE Haf aud bic selling them, they ohe ed
pay. ana took out The money but ~ De II refused be-
y hal not done before, and caused Them 10 De
turned out denied that The offered, but
The testimony was eoniended was vague on thai point
while hni 81 psnuf was positive TWAS eso denied That
the plaintiff eg was broken by Tie fault OF Mir De or
his men
IN Nov 1917 purchased tickets Eurabethiown TO come
10 NewYoih proceeded 10 lay down the lew which gov
came mailer Of contract and the Company bound TO
carry ,hem their place Of destination according to The
passage ANY train belonging TO that Company that hap
pened along. They were not confined 10 The neA,
train thai happened 10 pass They might have waited ul
thu evening train unless The tickets expressly stated the
train In which tey mnst come; These men, having the
passed and thereby elected 10 take heir transit In that an
surrendered their tickets and took checks According TO
the regulation Company these checks not to
the purpose except In the particular tram and wan the con
duoior who Issued them The Company have right to
make such regu alton, and confusion would eneue,
perhaps without H. Having elected To take thai train they
hal right 10 claim passage with the same checks IRON
ANY other Having gOl and that train going and
leaving them they took their in the evening in the
Philadelphia train They had right TO DO so They were
inuuders TespAssefs there OF IN situation which
would authorize 'hc conductor Ia iuTn them out The TACT
that they no, IN possession Of tickets for tina, psnc
lar tram enough. A Railroad Company has 10 |
right nskes regulation by which passengers shall be
compelled to purchase tickets before entering ID" cars
might onen happen that passenger coming up ate IN a.
tempting 10 do so wold lose his psssageis only ueees
thai he should be prepared with The means aid pay the
conductor the ordinary when II Is demanded Of hun II
passenger refuses to the conductor, he "a JUSTIFIED
solI.S ne ue. a.a ls , II ,roa,d prshably
onenumes take pace. Tie plaintiff and his friend IN Ihe
ieruus which authorized the conductor Ia urn them out
unless ey refused to pay their fare II they offered to pay
amer the had been stopped and the conductor IN
derscod u, he committed uespass In turning them oat
and ia liable IN this suit
duc,or authorized pat ID, out the Jury must then
inquire The manner IN which thcy put out
conductor u night probably, calling his assist
snce aed II is proper hat he should do perhaps,
show the party about to be elected that
would be vain resist bat he hss right To any
force than necessary the party OUT 1.-The gcVs beyond
thai he IL liable fer all the damage that may The
jury s case then VIII weigh, lsl whether the panth
refused pay aud The defendant authorized 10 turn
him out ard ID whether more force was used i Thai
purpose han necessary II they conclude ma te de-
kdan liable, then they have night to give damages 10
the plaintiff compensGng him Il they "a tor Tue injury
he has sustained Sc.-Sealcd verdict this forenoon
SUPREME CouRT.--GsReral IiSm.--Beors
Judges Edmonds Edwards and Michell--iRatys lle'ks
p!aalig 81 evver vs. T. Gne1 dfesdanf ~ e,ro'-Nt u
was EngnecF, general superintendent (engaged there
Cor Is ~ the Anaire WORKS and brought action In The
Superior In 1852 for notice and claim amounting IN
eli 10 shout $o0C given for work and labor IN defense
said thai Mr. O had permitted patterns aud drawings
10 be injured and they claimed fully Ia offset me amount
The deense allow cd and verdict taken for
plaintiff The presen1 10 appeal AIgameni was beard,
Mr. Cutting fof Aaire WosAs ard MI Mcheoa i2r Mr
Iiaioa
Jaeos seksT TAai.tsg e~To' SUsna LeEa,d d,foad
aat a. e1oyNrs l. IN lsS9 lct 10 MrS MeEfoy house y
v.cen~teRs An execution was eyed py me then sHeih
tNI Aekerl on the nTnrc oi Mrs Mex suit IN isNof
" Mr.. JoAn NJ B1hy. MrS LedyNrd claimed that Mrs
NEE owed her tent THE LAW being then that rect WAS
en on NE property IN the hOase Mrs L, finally ooared
sdenehttn he superior Court Against the Shcrin for
Wv sno SPpeal 70 made Part OF the disputed as