New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20


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SUPREME COURT-Ca,ssrss-Msy i0-Befors Judge
CLEsKE-DsoINoss
Henry II. De Forest sgt- Robt. c. Vcorhies ct al
Motion 10 vscste order Of reference denied - 49,
Horace Wbitehouse agt Avez Il. Downer-Moiou
to vaa'e order Of Ares deIed with SO c'i. to plaintiff to
ABIDE event
1ssac Williamson agt. Rachel Wilhsmson-Apph'
VIM. A. Moore sgt. Lucy Acknowledgement of d.
granted
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-N.y ia-B.for. Jads.
IA LAGER-BEER ISroXIc,TISGl
The People George W amer.
One OF the witnesses for the defense testified yester
day to having kept lager beer establishment. and
that he had known men to drink sixty glasses oflsger
in the space Of four or elk hours.
Mr.. McKecn asked witness how many glasses keg
contained
Witness answered eighty glasses.
Mr.. McKeOn lifting an umbrella and measuring Oh
about a foot and ha9LAnd do you mean to say that
Wtness-les, Sir Laughter
This morning Heronymus Wilhelm, formerly one OF
the Coroners of this city, was sworn lie believed
that a man could drink from three TO six or eight
glasses of lager without being harmed by it; knew
some men who could drink thirty TO forty glasses
without feeling airy bad effect from it. a msn could
get drowsy and dizzy if he should drink it in very
large quantities. Witness had administered lager to
women after confinement and it always had q good
effect; never attended an inquest where death WAS
produced by drinking lager beer never knew case
of derium tremens arising from drinking lager beer.
Augustus We'mann, one OF the Supervisors OF this
county, that lager had cooling and nourshlng
effect those who drank it; did not drink 1t himself
being a strictly temperate msn; by drinking 1t TO ex-
cess q man might become intoxicated; witness knew
persous who could drink six, eight or ten glasses with
out being affected by 1t.
One witness, sGerman, testified that he had drank
one hundred and sir glasses OF lager beer in day
The Judge asked him what effect il had upon him,
and he replied " Il made me feel goot, aud sleep
veil" Upon being asked if he had drank any to day,
lie said he bad drank trent yhree or tentyre glasses
before be came down to Court.
Another witness swore that he could drink four gal
Ion. day without being in any way affected byi
Several other witnesses testified TO having drank
from twenty to eighty gasse, in day, and one sad he
had swallowed twelve fouSteen glasses before ne
came into Court this morning.
Mr. Marsh offered in evidence the Judgment record
of similar case tried before Judge Strong OF Kings
County. The Judge excluded it, saying that u WAS
not admissible by the rules of evidence. Mr.. Marsh
then summed up the case for defendant, after Which
tie Count adjourned for the day.
Mr.. McKeon will sum up for the people on Thurs
day morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS May l9-Betore Judge
BRADY
GRIM. CON.
Conrad Elsie syt. Chs,. Hsokenbach.
Action to recover damages for Grim con. reported
Yesterday The Judge this morning ordered Judgment
for the plaintiff for 800.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-MAf ia-Before tn.
City judge. -
The osse Of Thomas n. Carr, charged with libel on
John Graham esq summed for the prosecution.
a'er which Mr. hitting for tho defense. presented list OF
points Of which he wished the Judge 10 charge In favor OF
client judge Russell stated could
him The Court then CHARGED that the
plea justification in suit for libel set the proof must
be broad the ba aud that the accused must SATISFY the
jury public made from good motives aud usti
fable The given 70 the Jury st o'clock but up
to they had unable to upon verdict