The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
The Case Of the Polish Counters and
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SUPERIOR COURT TERN.
Before Chiei Justice Boz worth

JANUARY ll--Jai.s Ii AoosA6 cS cduGTu " FIesuHy-
The particulars OF tbs care ~ers published in yester
dsy HRAiD The following is eptome Of the evidence
OF the principal Witnesses
The fret witness examined WIS plaintiff MADAME Julia
kooska She esta d that she lfs. became acquainted
with Feidpg in January, 1857, at WATCH time he did some
dentistry for her. In couple OF weeks after he called at
her house ia rooe street. where she had poarders and
represented that they house together he could in
two OF three yeats make peuty OF money and retire she
sgng her trustee, Mr. Richard Reed; Fielding took her
TO her trustee in about week after, aud tie (nr.
r nj was ruace With Fielding about going into business
snd sharing the profits accordingly teuse-l3i Spring
stFeetwas rented Tor Que year M Reed made the ar
rareemept III his name With Mrs. Harris, tue lsud,
LADY, the house taken possession OF as boarding
18th March having been previously put 10 order
ard furnished throughout by Msdans Lakoaska Feldng
occupied the parior on the first floor or bis business
dentist; subsequently, when ohanoe OF letting IL arose,
bs moved his quarters up STAIRS again no de-
worked in the basement, sometimes outsde-iu
fact, all over the house, he liked; Msisme saw
10 the cooking and did all work. Fielding sent the
want away; there was 10 Que except hoy work.
she paid the money for advertising the business Of Field
Ing. for hts dental chair for repairing his showcase &c
also the OF the house for nearly year, up to Feb
ruary 1885, about Christmas previous he gave her some
money for rent but not enoagh he PIT what hs mlde
Fielding wanted u take 1858 In his name
and aid 60; during 1851 Mr. Baker came 70 look fo- en-
pho, nent and AFTER consultation between plalnen and
talked with Mr. Batoer al uphosterer, about making
dentists CHAIR aud Fielding, who prescott, explained
gether, wanted chair made 1t was found that IL
would too much 10 have made 80 she bought
ready made IN January hsos u,.ner Sr
her 60 into bis Office and ask for IT, abe did So and
put out by Fielding, and had her nearly broken
put Of his office several he used very
bad language towards her. Fielding promised TO repay all
the money che advanced and then 10 divide share
share alike the prod,s agreement was 10 writing
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pal street, where fret they became acquainted.
On the inaton II was shown that ut only had
Madame Lakooeka furnished the house, &C. but had ac
taly supplied the money to furnish tools tor Fcidrgs
business and had also purchased Shirts boots AMI other
nor was there any agreement he should pays
sum per week. She received few dollars from him va
they stopped taking boarders, for marketing prpases
He invested the money In stocks and Ia bank Wh.n she
had paid out all che had he put her out OF the house
The evidence OF Mr. Reed trustee Of Madame Ltyooska
Confirmed that OF the plaintiff He testified too that he
furnished her with the money buy additional articles
for the Had heard them talk about tner business
and always supposed that they were to share the profits
Fielding denied the partnership, although Charged
upon him.
Charles Herman testified that he knew Madame La
kooska alias Mrs Paul for sewn or eight years; ga
Fielding for the first time at the house Of the plaintiff ia
Broome street, called him in reference to the proposed
arrangement him at his office in Canal street, when
he said he had great fancy for Mrs. Paul. the mcn
that they were to into Spring street, aud share the
profits Of business soop after they began to make
stock Fielding occupied the parlor shop in the yard,
and bedroom up stairs, and used the trout parlor
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