New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
n rendered by defani. Of The de.
neytv belonging TO the defendant

r JUDGMENT ha- been rendered by desps % s dc
ndan thai tnere WIS property belonging 70 'ne ""s"'~"'
ne action Is brought by the plaintiff asenee Of jadg%ent
rrndcfcd against the defendant while partner Vi ~ o
COMPLAINT sets forth Judgment obtained against
The defendant By the e.'gees Of the plaintiff ana a' ID" Jug
The defense that the defendant at the time Of me alleged
Was resident the State VI Illinois, and had no prop
tv whatever within the State Of NewYok at the 1e Wnen
Le order for publication Of the summons was made Doi ~
any o5 fT publication granted apon the usual affidavit
that the defendant mad property whin ths p.A SUI h
bt sppeaed to Court that the painH had property WIN
~ e SI,s , the Court decided that the Judgment record
lie action against the defendant in favor OF me
plaintiffs esgnor vas P1 the deiendlnt
pgered proof show that he IN reality had none, gen Jg
oen In favor Of the plaintiff The defendant now claims th1t
orv within the State the time an order for publication ,.
ahed T. requirement necessary to confer ansdco d SPoh
he Court and ithout which The judgment Is nun ana '"
Tbc rau,e was argued and the decision wa reHrveo ,
Edmund Terry for respondents Ofanoo '''"a io' apPe'
pTgcu,sr OF REAL EsT.TE-ALLEGED DEFECT IN
TITLE.
Robert Shields agt. William v Brady
Tho particular of this case were published yester-
dsv twill be- remembered that the plaintiff asked to be dis
snse 20 ib S attendant in March 1883 alleging that the title
was defective on OF the saggng ara J9ng over
the wall OF house on certain lot ADJOINING '''
CHAxBEKs-Nov. l6.-Before Justice lSshAHAA'
DECISIONS.
Daniel &. TaIIman att Matthew Jurisdiction
Henry Hilton agt. John Pendleton.-siotion granted
u ID
'" P'' Before Justice hrLLTN .
Mary c. Agnew agt. John q. Agnew.-C0unsel Zee
ordered ana 1, ,s P eerred to p O. Caii esq to az
certain what would proper allowance for her support
SUPERIOR COURT-GEsER.L TERS-Nov l3-Before
Justices BoswoRTH, WOODRUFF and WHITE
RELATIONS or PRINCIPAL AND AGENT, AND THEIR
RESPONSIBILITIES.
Ellen ORourse agt. Henry Hart.
In 1856, on the 18th OF December, the plaintiff,
lille passing the corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets was in
rsd b. the falling iron awning rail which was alleged
was caused by the careessness of certain workman hi the EN-
sid by the defendant Hart The plaintiff was much In
ed ~ accident and brought this action 70 reimburse her
self moneys paid TO the doctor and to repay he 'unefs' oc
% wa tried before Justice Moucref the defense being
the defendant employed one Thomas Ca 3 90 We oih
aud that anybody responsible 70 the panth r he u
- Iva nj. contractor Carnly The Jury charged that
they found the defendant principal and Cany only
ant find Tor the plaintiff unless they 9ne hat Dy
nor own no careesnes she occasoned herself the
injuries received The Jury found for the plaintiff 800
the General Term where the cause
s ARMED counsel appellant contendng that az Canly was
the party doing the work and the party only guilty Of
he alone wss responsible Tor the result Of ms ~, \, e.
ri.ion reseed H. Il. Potter for appellants W. NJ Allen Tor
'PTpIsI TyRN-Nov I6-Before Justice ROBERTSON
SUIT TO REGAIN POSSESSION OF \ sAfE.
Sl,s c. Herring It al. sgt. William j. Conant 20 al
This action is brought 10 recover the possession 81
alleged belong to the plaintiffs and TO be wronyuy de
tanned BY the defendants from the plaintiffs together with the
nm of three hundred aud twenty-five dollar damages
II appear that about the 2 LAY Of February 1859 the
oan delivered J. Oppenimer at his special reIle
peut sae belonging r under agreement that the
Plaintiffs should with title 10 the safe until the pe oil
be ale should be psd and unless the should De
sse was be returned Them with charges for its use The
aqree In writing and Oppeumer gave his note SIX
was not paid AfeTwad the defendants purchased the sale Of
Oppenhine claim hold the same under such pdr
f. NJ Neeiham, attorney for plaintiffs; E. w g. f ches
ter, attorneys for defendants.