The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

VS.. ALLEN
T. Wymss Jobeon Was taken into custody Saturday
one charge Of malicious libe preferred agsnst him by
Dr. John Allen, of No 40 Bond street. Tho accused was
brought before Justice Quackerbush the Jefferson
Market Police Court, where he detained could
give the necessary amount Of bail for his appearance
when called upon TO The accused denied the
charge preferred against him. got up for
the purpose of preventing his attendance witness in
the referee where the Lola Mohtez figured
so conspcuously the other day These parties appears
have been engaged in law suits for years AT one
time Jobson is complainant and another time lie Allen
Jobson IL the present Allen eges that Jobson
published or caused to be published, certain srti-
Giles respecting his character as Q gentleman and
mar Of business These articles be claims were pub
shed in pscar Is and pamphlet form, and circulated
among members Of the dental profession Throughout.
entire country for the purpose OF nju-ns Il complain
dental profession in this city elsewhere The CON
plant, as made before Justice Quaokenbash, reads
follows:
John Allen, Of No 30 Bond street, being duly sworn
deposes and that he is engaged Ia the dentistry bust
hess at the number and street Aforesaid in the city add
county Aforesaid At different times he malciously
lbeled by David w. Jobson DepoDent further says
that or a1out the 1st December 1857, Jobson pub
bshed or caused 10 be published, deponent verify
ieves, the annexed pacard, Exhibit which laid
card IL beous and Injurious depoaents and
business Deponeut further some tune in Deeem
Der 1857 said Jobson caused TO be pu ,shed as epo
eDt verify believes, the apnexet pGcard marked and
ba1 the posted about the Streets which said pac&rd
ADDS that some time in the month OF December 1857,
said Jobson, depoDent verify believes copied from the
NEW YORK HERALD the annexed extract, and that he
trans united the same, together with communication 10
the Association OF Dentists, OF which ieponent q mem
ber that it Ioaciousy done the purpcse Of
pJurfng deponent Deponent further says that on two
separate occasions during the fst week in February
said Jobson caused TO be published the annexed
placaId marked d, and caused abe same to be
posted throughout the city and that said pubca was
hbellous and mahciousy done fair name an
fame this deponent with nare deponent 10 his
business and family relations. Deponent further
adds that the anonymous note hereto annexed marked
F., Is in the hand sritng Of SAID Jonson do )one rot
verify believes and 70 dep Dent together with
the placard similar TO the ma sed ID. Dsponent
therefore, from the facts and circumstances set orh
charges said Jobson With having wiluy aud wgkedy AID
macously sandered and ibelled him, and prays
may be and dealt with as the law directs and
furtber depoDent saith Dot.
The complainant examined at some length by
the defendants counsel but nothing interesting or i'm
yorant elicied AT the close OF the examination of
Adjournment; but the magistrate declined do unless
deier dant would submit 10 being csei 10 during the
mt sntlme. The counsel expressed - -egret that he
could not obtain an adjournment unless al TOE expense Of
his clients liberty. Bail In the Of 81 900 was then
by the defendant and the then seat the
Court OF General Sessions for trial Mr. LEWIS w. Mares
Of No 45o Fourth street became the defendants security
srocksTUI BuRGrARY.-The clothing store o, D. W.
Weeks, No is Beekman street, successfully opera
ted upon by burglars Saturday night Over $500
worth Of property carried eff by the thieves 10 the
whereabouts Of which the police have not the slightest
clue Mr. Weeks establishment situated on the fourth
floor OF the building. Above and below him are three
publication Offices In which c5mpostors were Of work
during the whole Of Saturday night Yet in the face OF
Weeks premises and carry of all the yaluabes they
could lay their hands on.