New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge DAILY.
Alfred Everson egt New Haven Railroad Company.

To recover damages for injury from collision
on the railroad track IN Bowery already referred 70
On the question on se
Of the being conveyed under contract oy me a
lem Railroad Co.. which also owned the tne court re-
point future decision and held purpose
Of this tria that the New Haven Company was liable It
was question for the Jury to whether there was ne9
gence the part Of the company or Its agents. 0y winch
the collision was causA IL owing 10 the negligence
Of plaintiff who already stated is young colored man.
and said to have been much hurt himsef whether nes
eence of latter partly causedt he cannot recover On
the part plaintiff insisted that II the car hed heen
provided with brakeman IL could have been held up in
sesson while for defense was conended that thedcuy
caused in setting back in the dearborn or wagon N
which he the sides being down 30 that ne conid nor
see and in turning short round from track which he
was and crossing the other the head Of the t was
also alleged Tat plaintiff had been drinking which was
CIRCUMSTANCE whether the drink affected him or mott
that the Jury could take into view Sealed verdict.
Before Judge ISGRAHAM
William Watson and wife against John L. norton
Mrs is granddaughter defendant. She says that de-
fnden in 1875 conveyed in trust for the benefit OF his
wife Sarah 60 lots being Of the Hermitage Farm owned
by him situated between Boomngdae Road and tho North
River north Of Thirty Dinhst and farm at hockaway 70
the use OF sad sarah and her hers ina
vey the Rockawsy pery to Mr. Geoa who reconveyad
them defendant The deed Of trust was never recoded
and is charged Out denied that Mr. Norton repossesed
himself Of said trudeed the death of his WIFE, IN lsii
but that rehearsed in another deed which is re-
corded. Aer the death of bis wife Mr. Norton sold said
Hermitage Farm in 90 lots auction, which produced
$4,000 Mrs Wason a. one OF the heirs OF her grand
alleging that in fact belonged 10 Mrs Norton at the time
Of her death.
This ia doned Mr. Norton states that he proposed in
1926 make deed Of the 90 lots mentioned to Mira
Clinton sister of his WIFE in trust for latter but that no
changed the plan aud gave instead deed of trust on the
Rockaway property that Mrs N previous TO her death
partially intervals but at other times perfectly
sane such latter time bona hde the deed OF the
Rockaway property Mr. Gelston To be continued this
forenoon.
Before Judge DAILY.
Andrew Smith agt. Manice and Hoyt.
Suit under the Lien Law $500 alleged to be
to plaintiff for excavstng cellars for buildings IN TWEEN
nhox dana for VIII
PAYNE nt and claim is made upon the owner In Defense
r said that Mr. Mance sold the lots TO Mr. Hoyt and
agted loan money build condition that he should
erect buildings and give mortgage when finished and that
the then TO deeds; there also condi-
ton that fthe work the buildings should be msp6odfd
for ten DAVIS the owner should and take
that the work having been did and thu prop
erty sold at auction and that he is not indebted any
thing 10 Mr. Hoy There being doubts as TO the Law,
&c, the matter referred.