New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
SUPREME COURT-srEeIAL qEsn-BeOre Judge MITCHELL


Verdict for plaintiff. $500
SUPREME COURT-srEelAL qEsM-BeiOre Judge MITCHELL
The Union Building Association against Thomas oBren and wife
Suit to foreclose mortgage given by member IN SO
suIy for fines &c The referee reported in favor OF the
Association and motion il made TO set the report aside on
the ground that the account is not correct that the trans
action usurou and the charter of the Association
unconstitutional, &c.
The Court said that by arrangement between the par
ties the accounts kept by the Society were ~ be Pr'm4
face evidence of their correctness The lines WERE
thnefore suti GENTLY proved
The contract not usurous exactly conforms to the
get VI incorporation, sec The act may tend to msead
The ignorant but tina, does not make il unconstitutional or
void.
There matters in the report as to the facts
which need further testmony The rents should have
be,n credited to defendant by the society moley
csiyed on the fines. Referred back.
Peter Underhill Eliza Crawford and another
Motion for trial denied with leave TO defendant to
appeal to the general tenn, without security.
GsIret IL Hendrioksou sgt James Currie.
Demurrer allowed. with leave TO defendant TO amend
without costs and to commence the additional action
Isaac 4 Smith ast Henry l. Sanford.
Judgment for plaintiff, with leave TO defendant 10 an
swer, on pay ment of costs n-.,.,
Notion granted. without costs the consent OF Ms Is TO
be fled in five days after notice OF this opinion to Mrs and
Mr.. w.
Frsncina Meyer, &C. n, f. V. Bibby, NC
Mrs Meyer must lake her share of the fund as demised
ofHonry only, except the apsed part, and that
heir q, law-that pGr 10 be oncthird ofthe land.
Caroline A Mideberger Agt. VIM d. Aulgau.
Affidavit TO be filed Ia what payments OF the $40 per
month have been made before, Of any other sums by
defendant TO plaintiff since November 1881, &c.
MARINE COUHT-Beforr Judge McCARrHY.
Personal INJURY
Henry o Hart against OIaley Il Allen.
To recover damages for perona injury to plaintiff from
failing through trap door the st floor OF defendants
carriage shop in Elizabeth ino the cellar breaking his
leg and causing him TO be sick time In defense it
MAS said that plaintiff acquainted with the prepises
frequently coming there to write up the books, aud that
the injury caused by his negligence Verdict for
defendants.
ASSAULT BATTERY.
Henry hoss against George Henzil
Defendant who Is furniture dealer asked plaintiff 1t
was said for ~ shlngs he claimed TO be due to hin,
which plaintiff denied and defendant ia said than struck
plaintiff some severe blows The latter was denied Judg
ment for plaintiff, s-S.
U. & MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
ALLEGED FORGERY.
Moses A. Pierce. formerly. understand in the office
Of Mr. schuitldtl was arrested by Deputy Marshal Do
Angels on bench warrant from Connecticut charging
him with forgery In relation papers procure land war
rants, &c. He has been conveyed We believe, to Con
peeti,ut.
COURT CALENBAR-TAis Day
T. s. DisrRiCI (oURI.-Nos. 6s. 60 20, ~
COMMON PIEAs--Nonday.-Pa Mos. 400, ils, $50
Q77 $40 $50 &C. s62 3l7 c0Sl III, 435 az, so 6l3
Part INos. n, 6i2, 7io 276 29i 295, 200, SIS $50
sse 6s7, eco 1874, S9s S9a.
The Circuit anu Superior Corrts also on Monday.