New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

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! Z" will &C. che sied --' IT, IL jew if you 90 10
.btle ,0u wii ct LEVIED 80 II gu q IN there,
" the o.. -e. you ih-' s.N n there nothirs nut
81. o'r .no .sccrd hand fnrri,u-v fr ner"-- Tney
BE- l,-e -.fti-E bnn6 bur Oh furniture. polished
" over o. spl,a ues. sue ful Il bed bags ~hich
they ysr1..h over AMI then sell f'r n-s - You
'' b-ve te4c l.o-, grossly cheated by hin -" H. i.
Nv ch.at " he b. jew, ala II !ou psrcatse
~ rim yOu vil glt Cheanc heir good, are al
secouG hsr- and they Keep nothing else. an make
hen 70 sppe.r IS ne+ by Psl.hins 80 They seil
" 30 furniture fo- rev. by polishing il up.
il j. s'so alleged tha, defendant said 70 persons. 10
= gord 20 plaintiff establishment. " They have got
The small ioI n that store, ani sea had better nor
be- ea-er i % TIA; account
H. Gef,ise /, i ceni-d that the defendant spoke the
wo!cs aluced TO but. even il he did. that they are
true sc Messrs Alien aud Wagner, and James
7 Bracy sppeaT or behalf OF plaintiff and Messrs.
D,ett ond smes T. Whiting for defense.
Mr.. Alien IN opening the ca'eier plaintiff, stated
.ba, his client Is a large dealer in fc-ni'ure and hes
dferebt store. IN Pearlst-. and corner of Chatham
apo Pearl tia; dee ndant ana hi il pIaIn
tiff emplos eut as saie-men. Pt,iuuh put stock
in No 4s4 Pearl.st, sni the business was done in
the name II the defenjant-plaibtif furnishing the
cartel Subsequently defendant managed to get the
lesse Of the store himself ana oustd plaintiff; and
iefert an Aod Mr. De Graf relative, went iaso
partnership In this way they became acquainted
wiin plsinuh customers Noi con'en' WIN .os
defendant began q course OF abuse toward plaintiff
which was Il suppor,abie Pl-intif had store esch
side OF th6t OF defendant. and :or mOphs defendant
took every opportunity TO annoy misunderstanding
bS bis door. making charges and threats, aud
causing public riciCula toward plaluut Finally.
mors open charges were made telling per-ous on the
Sidewalk lot 90 into plsnti store, calling plNn-
tiff jew niger and bigger Jew, saying psinuf sold
furniture fu o. bedbugs that they woald get chest
ID 10, to get into plaintiff store, ~ msa there had
the small pox Plaintiff thought, fnsly he would
make ctfeI cant cautious IN the NODE Of sosNs
irg Of him and brought suit for SANDER, but dis
contir ued il Defendant not OILY spoke 10 the man
uer a. ed TO of plaintiff but boosted that he 'ud
break him down. Every man, the counsel said. Is
entitled to biz character. Character may be broken
With ole blow ike delicate piece of machinery,
bur long time Is required to make H. ANA being in
iufeJ OF &C it NAV never be repsirto capable of
reparatior TIE plaintiff must take the lew int bis
oTu harcs or bring bis case before a Jury
The testimony of witnesses who had been IN the
employ men of def, udant but subsequently in that
OF ulsiI,ia testified 10 having heard defendant tell
persor- thst pl7n'h cold secOni-h tiruItdce for
lew that his beisteads We're full OF befbugsi that
there wss smallpox on plaintiff premises &c, Also
that r YVES hea to ssy plaintiff was ID negro
vberever te went. be VIC uld open a store alOsgsde
o. him and give him h.
Tha case for plaintiff rested. Mr.. Dyett, for de-
Tense stat 20 u Court that the who Of the aver
mepts IN the plaJt had not been proved, aud he
NOV e1 10 ci=lniss TIE complaint. which was denied
The Court tben Adjourned to Friday when Mr.. Dy'
EFT VII. open for defense