The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22
COuxt Of Co0Asn Pleas.
Before Hoa- Judge Ingraham.
MORE IRVING HOUSE TROURI IA

bOsk AbvAN0 HOUbk TROUBLES.
ArHn ls-'ostpA AsArd'e rs. Joseph Naysor.-TAs d.
encAnt Joseph Nsyor, arrested ct the instance
the plaintiff Joseph McArds some weeks since for n
alleged fraud In obtaining bssf meats and other sap
plies from the plaintiff By of false prssness dur
ing the period commencing in May Of last year. and end
ing the l7h Of January this year. amounting to soma
four thousand dollars and it further alleged that
the same was furnished the defendant who was during
that period OF time the proprietor OF the Irving House
this city II Was shown BY the afdavlts produced on
Aessrs Etmcnd anc Benz. j. Blank man-that the plain
TIL induced to furnish these supplies to the
on his (the defendant) representing TO the plaintiff
that he he deendsnt owned the Irvog House and the
furniture contained therein and that he he'd paid sixty
thousand dollars therefor and that he owned this pro-
perty clear and free Of all Membranes that some ame
after he (Nsyor) had procured the plaintiff to furnish
these supplies and during The month OF October last
these supplies notes and checks drawn by A. w. Gal
aer, whom ne represented rs hs (Nsyiors) business
man. that in OF existing be-
Jotelh Naylor) prevented from giving notes
obligations for supplies furnished to the Iviog House
der forfeiture of ten thousand dollars bat any
obligations which GslAer would give, he (Nayior)
would alone be responsible for the ths.eo that
OF aness rspssenaa ne |sds oy me o.
notes drawn BY Galaer On the part Of the defendsnt
Joseph Nsylor it commended that the defend ant
(Nayor had ira aserred ali hs interest in the Irving
House to the said A. w. GalAer the t day of October
last and that he Gaaer alone responsible for sup
piles furnished to the Irving House And in an,wsr %
Burroughs that the alleged transfer from Naylor H.
aer gotten up Nayor for the purpose of sad ling
on Gsnaer he debts OF the defendant Naylo for sup
plies furnished TO the Irving House.
These proceedings before the Court on .
cn the part tho defendant to the orde, Of
The matter argued ct considerable length By
Mr. Edmond rkman, counsel for the plain lift and NJ
Parsons the part Of the defendant. Decision
served
Elisabeth French By her neri friend d. rs. Joseph
of h Tr71,1 Thu nlain.
TIL claims that the de endant in October las bor-
rowed from her 81. 600, in money for which he
gave his check dated the 10th day of October 1856
AND when she called him for payment the defendant
put of the payment from time time and at last the
plaintiffs sgent told tho defendant that unless hs paid
Mrs French he would him. to which the defendant
replied t1At II Mrs French dared to him, he would
make assignment OF all his property, and she should
conended that the check had not been regularly
sented to The bank for payment, and that W. h Bur
rouahs WAS the real owner thereof and thst no Dur
roughs largely indebted to him for furniture all Of
which the plaintiff denied and showed BY Aidavits that
the check and claim thereon belonged her. and her
properly and she had loaned the defendant
ten huDce dollar bills in barkable money; that she
had leaned the 81 COO 70 the defendant with out charg
him interest and that the defendant had Def
agent of the plain i'll pair Of carriage horses and RAIL
road stock which thess for the che X
and claim Of the plaintiff Taese proceedings to
show why the order Of ehoud not be aside aud
vacated, Is. Decision reserved
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.
ALLEGED LIBEL ON LADY.
April 21-.os. Linford and Al,tIa Li'ord, his Wife,
Peter Cooper James Boorman.-This action
for libel the lady who a di,etress of the Chris
tians Home II is alleged that the libel contained in
caro- OF the Defendants which reflected the cha1ac
ter of the lady. motion made, the part of the
PLAINTIFF to postpone in Of the engagement
of counsel in another Mr.. L. B. Shepard opposed
the motion and the plaintiff not being ready, the case
Was dismissed,