New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
COURT PROCEEDINGS.


building -four mill In Cherry-st, BY which portion
of the wall fell and killed daughter OF plaintiff Al:
ready referred to. The Jury could not agree, and
were discharged
Before Judge Oakley
Charles Stoppani agt Dauid s. Page and Others TO
recover rent for premises rented 90 an Odd Feio VS.
Hall The defense to which was that defendants
were but agents to the lodge, and not liable, also
release. &c already referredto Verdict for plain
TIFF, $l29, being amount and interest
SUPERIOR CoURT. Before Judge Oakley.
o.o; cG, ag JO sso0 o. lem s,osDa
principally that had not been duly presented to the bank
SSss, for sna nc % s
The check was the Merchants Exchange Bank to the
. az M sad ass ss ssr 70 Of the
,oon aferwGd suspended business Inc c'mpiaih' "as
Charles steppnn sgt David s. Page. John G. Plant snd
Richard X. WatlacsA gainst members Of aa Dad Vel
uh sO Of III No. sol Bosdws
The SUIT is for the second quarters rent to Au-
IN hey but % er
lodge and not liable personally that Mr. s. took the
off their hands and let them to another lodge and
received furniture the In discharge for the
rent As TO latter said an reply that the agreement
to rescihd was verbal and not writing and Therefore
S3a5 OF which but Sl25 received Scaled verdict
James McNespe against The CITY Of Ns0- YorsZFSII
Po,ters Field Of Fourth av and Forty sishth,st
70 another the cam being 81 oOo also sls fo less
Plaintiff alleges that he employed BY the City 70 do
the work that it was unpleasant. there being large
quantity Of decay cd matter. &c.
The part removed from had been sold 10 Ebert 3 pp
The plaintiff did the work pursuant to verbal agreement
with the City Inspector but without ordinance OF the
there authority, and that 1t was pnya,e ground
The Common Council afervasd, on petition. agreed 10
pay $500 FULL $500 of which received, but the TO-
man der refused II is ended that even if the Com
Counc had authorized the work the properly having
been sold property it would have been
void Is the Common Council would have no authority to
appropriate for such purpose On the 0ther manu.
was coDtended that the Common Council by ohenns
aferwad to pay certain amount railhed the agree
msnt motion for nOnsuit was denied the Court oens
doubt kether the action ofthe Common Council rated
and the question again come up Inc Jury w
pass from the evidence upon the question as TO what
would be reasonable Of npens atom TRe Jury
returned verdict feI plaintiff of $685. with interest In ad
D ton TO the $500 paid
u. s. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
Bets Henry Smith sgt. the lighter Wave-Coihsion.-
The sloop Waterman ng at the foot Of Jaeksonst was
struck. coming out by the lighter There was no APP
With lumber sunk when she get 20 the Jersey shore she
being bound TO Hoboken, and plank, was SAD uAder
water having been started y was osntenaea sha the
PLANT each party paying its own costs.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-BefOre Judge
Weodr uf-ames Colby sgt Charles and Fraacs Camp
lad 10 OF agefrom the bite of dog Amount placed
at $4,000. Mesms c. keep grocery corner Of Forty
fouIth-st and Ninth and Mr.. Colby is blacksmith
residing in the vicinity. Some persons were amusing
tt throwing ball and the dog in question and
others running after it, The lad 10 IL said, interfered i'm
properly with the dog which caused the dog to attack
the dog vicious, and accustomed to bite people,
which was denied.