New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAnBsas-JuSs 3o.-Befcre Justice
LBoSARD.
MOTION TO SETTLE INIERR0GAroRlEs = ALLnIho
CITIZEN TROUBLE,

SUPREME COURr-CaAsssas-JuSs 39-Before Justice
LEONARD.
MOTION TO SETTLE HETEROGENEOUS = ALLBiho
sEDUCTioH--A FRO hIgEST CITIZEN IN TROUBLE
Ferdinand v. A. Barber sgt. Francis .. }. smith
This was q motion to settle interrogatories 70 NC
ADMINISTERED TO witness behalf of the plaintiff residing a.
The pat .ese. by hi. complaint TIA. in the month Of
April 1851 Lucy ES5upS s Ss ws q, request proSi
board and lying nursing medicines and meas Hms
ycred OF such child At the house Of the SAID MIS-
who bestowed mach labor care and nnSn f
Carrie and hef child iSs wieh services '"'
ire sane aleestion 10 made in respect TO Anna KngoSry
.is Of CAME who was also with child in January 1909
By the defendant, and was to be cared for IN me m.
said MI Norhrup would so minister to tho said Anna he
ond NOT only pay e all the expenses she her said hu
band might S %, or s1"os XIV, worth At least O
that tie sid Anna birth to child which l.ng'nsd
Mrs NcrhnP tina, she paid and expended f0 i9od Sc
over iO That the services rendered By the said sI o
thp were Of the delicate and difficult charssieI ana
,ue as very few persons could would have fully and
well performed and tha, the sun Of $1,000 was no mo.e
than far compensation therefor That the said Mrs NOT
thp performed ali the conditions Of the said seeement on
part defendant has refused to perform ms ss'ee
That the said Charles NG.hruP and Lucy r NGISrGp
had assigned the planiif all the claims which hey, OK
either Of them had against tho defendant on account Of pe
matters aforesaid.
TIE complaint is duly verified ,
Tie defendant denies each and every
allegation ofhe complaint and further answers aud as
that before the commencement OF Voc acoh
and before tho ALLEGED assignment Of the supposed cA1ses
action In the complaint contained the defend ant settled wn
and paid 10 Lucy Norhup and Charles T. Noniup
all mOiay due claimed to be due tbern or oSei
them foT any purpose cause whatever nom tho se
fendant. , -, $1,000.
The defendant Is prominent, in the telegraph Interest
in this country.
The uterrogatoes which settled by Judge Leonsrd
arr 10 be Of the ladies' ALLEGED to have been
eueed BY The Hon Woodbury. Davis oil the Supreme Court
Of Maine Commissioner. u--.,-
They number twenty nine, and cover all tho allegations
IN the complain. to the seduction confinement &e
Of Mics Anna kingsbury.
DECISIONS.
Carl Yanderheydt ct al agt. Charles !. Danger
field =. al Motions denied with $40 costs OF opposing TO
abide event. a..
George Kels.y al ag, MagsretA Enerby etfsL Motion
granted with 4 10 costs 10 abide event.
George Bierwei sg Frederick G. Hill Decision taken
away by attorney.
CIRCUIT.
Cases heard at the Circuit before Justice Suther-
land:
Fms, Bredt As Simon H. Prezfesn Judgment for plain
tiff for ga 80 with interest FROM February Is 1864 and
Findings Of facts 6c to DO drawn by plaintiffs attof
neys, and settled on one days notice.
Thomas Fowler nj at the Same Judgment for plain
It'd. Ion 4 col 49, with interest nom the day of -,
1884, and Findings of facts, &C., a. In law decision
John r. Cook John A. Bitwelt Judgment for tho de-
endsD with costs FindnEs OF facts &c. TO be drawn BY
defendants attorney and settled on days notice.