New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

ass and benefit tire preventins vesseh hvn osc,v,
berths which would psy regular ssd legal doek.c - ~
ssnsss Of .hs 'essse yee esy; % sss Soo:.iss q e.
Such practices on the part Of the Dock Maasr rcssr
possible FIR the issee 20 realize sufficient soaf =
Rsssssd That n. exclusive uss Of the ss.. ..s 81
No and the west half Of pier No. r., VIII he -,
sens snp os sha ss,s ~ aa, ra',s hse
present esse which expires on the hst day Of Nav ner
Aid Smrtevsnt moved to refer this TO the aui,,es
Finance which wa Lost
AA Ti~msn ssid that grras outrases rad b-en r~r,.
BY the Doch Master referred 10, and be hoped the resos
AlS Tweed .sid that the Mayor was informed q, N.
duct OF the Dock Master but would dischsrx, h,,L
eanse be was Wing Police Captain lie charged the ~
in his own Ward Two Policemen foaght Of sasS., -
ing in the and the Mavor did d.seharze shs
AID sturtevant vindicated the Mayor aud after rus A.
crs.ion the resolution adopted.
The Beard adjourned to Monday
Court CALENpAR.-This Dav.-Sn
rrnoR Cousr-Nos $50. II 81, s7G SIS sm ss,. sn =
ss ssS sec 900 soi, COZ as sos 4es 4s a. =. ~ NJ
scss:s r e ., :;t s IS IS s SIS So
81 So $50 s sc ss ss S. o. 1 o. 7 o. ,S 7 s'i
72a "a 7S 7. $50 49, 7S4 1855 7s, 49, 7t ia "a 4
SUPREME CouRr-Ncn-enuuersted motions and "a
L. 5. DrsrRIcr CouRr-second claa-Nos Sll,
Third es~.-Nos T. 10, li.-Fourth Clashes. ~ isK
Court CALENpAR.-This Ddy.-Cos
MON Pleas Part Nos ssS 81, sos COS se7 ga !,
els sl7 sl9 g2i, s5 ST SEQ eS 9S 9SS 9S si5 al -
e4S 94T, 90 9SS 9S6 s57, 9i9, 9l 965 Part Ina =
s6, es6 7o2 7os, 7o, u.s. ia 7s, 7Ss 7Ss, 7t IA 7 Y
SUPREME CouRr-Three branches Of Special Term On.
held 1t Is expected that Judge Roosevelt VII give
cision in the Wallst
U 5. DISTRICT Copsr.-M Motions.
sUrEssos csvsrI - MO.Ssy 49, %, SIS -, z
s. 81 $7 sg7. SIS az, as as, ZIG, as iis 90, a. ell
4ss rs, 42s, AZ, a. 40, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Oh
ley-John C. GaLOupalu agt Esieane Phlipofeaar-rsn
cover damages for alleged sisnder Plaintiff SAYS he
importer of wines from France. and that defendant % =
July 1880 spoke and published Of him, IN FrensA csrs
words which, translated a. follows lie Is ch.r 4,
defsujer and aduersr OF wines he cheated In fAs -
In defense il is denied that defendant spoke the wora
that in June 1850 he purchased Of third party q
Of csret VINE for family that said wine waSsr~
eed BY the putty to BE- sound and pure wine ava b
ing that IL was defendant purchased and paid So G
and the persons receipt for IL bat osrg the WA
he found il to be impure and unsound and bA ant msa
to his bed for long time thar he spoke, in latter oar
June. beginning of July, to his friends OF this wins =
ts effect himself and his family, and OF the party a.
whtm he bought IL OF having sold 20 him that in JIM,
person called him, whom he believes plaintiff -
then informed defendant that he Rad sold him VINE and
nj
purchased any wine Of him.
This defense ruled out. The question ives a u =
words. Verdict for plaintiff, $50.
Before Judge Sanford
Henry Beckei sgf The lssvdace Company Of STAT AL
have agency thu CITY ~
action 5000 the amount OF policy on Ssss
and machinery of the Paterson Machine Companys Wos
at PeteI son NewJersey which burnt 28rh Je lsts
In defense various points up. lat That the posv
% ns,sr Wv ws asvsrsd within he q s'sIs Of
offices. but insurance not sae,tedi one s.s
4th. That tho party by whom the insurance "
made represented that the In Houishne en-
don which 1t wss nor and also that the notice OF IA
with schedule not made in due season. NC. Tho poH.,
dated June 1913 Ii said that the plaintiff OWL
the factory and leased it, still owning much Of The mss
negotiated by latter The points set up defence n
denied. Sealsd verdict.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--BefaN
Judge Wooduif-Rrhard X. R,onney ast Wm Fos,s. y
To recover damages for assault and battery amount ~
atS 600 Plaintiff he had been employed to colsc:
bill Of defendant and called at his for that puno
wh.n defendant caught up book and struck plaintiff ~
era blows on the face &C. cutting his face and doing A
injury.
In defense 10 said tha, plaintiff had been at the M
several tunes before mporuning tor the pay Of the III
which defendant had declined paying On the lah oisp
engaged with customer denan ded q hill and wsu
TO Know defendants reasons for not paying it, asksds
sit down ll defendant with the customer VIA
he declined and then between defendant and the %
toner and trod upon defendants foot who therepou @
ms arm having IN his hand small book and pushed y
I'M away and sed no more force than necessary % Do
tect himself The statements denied by plaintiff
There was an intmaton that the bill was for wery
one OF the family OF deendanhat business had not s
jewelryl Verdict for plaintiff, six cents
Gwdon Miller sg, Eagle Hseus and Li6ere, "a. ofyI-
Defendants have al agency in this City Plaintiff saw
l47 he stected policy on The hfe Of Raoh Hurbut Mix
then about TO depart for California for 900 paving p
MUM of $50 and that said Ralph died in Csorais IA No.
ember 1919; that he applied far the OF the ph
which was refused and that having an interest thesn
brings suit
In defense, the Company say they are not satisfied int
plaintiff has interest the policy nor with The aos
and proof ofthe death Of snd Ralph Also that ters ia
dseTepaoey between the policy and the proof in . descs
tion Of Miller the former saying he of Waterford Ct ~
IN the proof he n described the Of the widow Miller
New London Sealed verdict this forenoon.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Befon
Judge Beebe and Aid Smith and BrisIey-FyiAav ND
10, bD,g1yt-samue Roberts oiias Joseph Mlrpby ds
Alex murfaeh was pi .ced on trial charged with hsns
barglarousy entered the Roman Catholic Church No ID
Jhifdst The oiense was proved to have TAX place
the night Of The 18th Of April last and Nicholas IoIns 10
sexton Of the Church, who slept in the building scpd
thief who on being secured found to have about Oil
the money OF the Church in his pocket II further appss
that he had set fire the altar CLOTH amer having coyesss
with filth The Jury found hm guilty and he was .entsn
TO the State Prison for three years 1
Grand Ioreeny-Jol Rows tried and found suily
stealing from the store of ws. II Warner Ma 100 Wh
S. goods to the amount Of S43 81 He was sentenced
biio STAR rison iOI TWO years
Aequted-yacob Pencil indicted for grand I.rcsny !
stealing lard valued $40 the property OF Smith j. ~
msD, was tried and acquitted.
Irdt for hanadughter.-E Edward Csrnesn was pssedu
trial charged with having caused the death Of John stoaA
Lad years Of age by throwing upon him several pieces
wood from window OF the 81 Nicholas Hotel in Bosavg
The prosecution commended that the conduct of ne ps
er amounted 10 gross and culpsbe negligence end there
lore came under the head of in the depss
ne defense on the other hand denied any ccosbs r
hgence on the part Of the prisoner AZ the deceased WIN
other children were standing under the window n
waiting Tor more sticks TO be thrown down a. they had
ready carried OF considerable quantity them The Jr1
found hmm guilty OF mansaughter In the h degree, and
WA remanded for sentence.
fAdsertisement1
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