New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

compromise
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-DEc T.
Before Commissioner BE1ls.
ALbBGED PRESENTATION or A BOGUS BoND-SPICY
TESTIMONY OF A WITNESS.
United States agt James COddingtOn.
The defendant was charged With having IN cOnnec-
ton with one Archbod bogus bend security for the
payment the internal revenue tax by tobacco manufactures
the Solicitor Of bis district could present adequate bonds
The persons Of defendant and another named Arch
fore hun bond and they wishing to become
liable obSncd two named shove and Andrews to appear
vas arrested lodged Ludlowst Jail Not rcishng his
quarters he made complaint against defendant and ATchbo
enl 1cudan was arrested ard s9e permitted to turn states
evidence. The following isl.is evidence
Charles ShoveReside at No 3l7 East Twentyr stst and
work at No n RObnsenst have known defendant two
MONTHS bond shown Saess have this bond be-
saw it there October tell the date
the day first had conversation with Coddington in
versaon had was more particularly with AIehboid defend
jOn al conyersed together; Achbold wanted me
10 go1and persOnato him In the executing OF bod ne
tod me the bond was all right and he wanted
mo to go around there and persOnate him; that he
dad NOT want 70 go around; defendant said 1t
ddsnO. go around there the they said hey
dad not want to around there that the Collector had sent
for thom and they did not wish to 60 there for fear he might
know them that the substance Of the conversation
received payment ior nv services nom 4rchbod SIS Ike
day $40 after came back in front of No n
% the Collectors office named Andrews went in
Pany Andrews represented the other surety saw Andrews
-
W. t, s S @ ba Ac5SJ md desDo8t were o bond
together aud employed persouate Arohbod and
POJd Andrews y the Se g " S E CUG
together ana defendant could hear that his lame
and that COddngtOn by the name OF Harng
ton d,endant gave card to Andrews Th the directions on
i j. harrington there was some residence on IT, don re-
member what when was In jail defendant came 70 see me
told him what was there for he said he would try TO get me
out told him thought he had sent me there he said be did
Gross examinedThis bond not produced when mad
the coverseon nor at any conversation with defendants did
nor $50 any OF the names Hrtten am not witness
b It, the conversation saloon heard defendant
HTebbo do NO. iRn} stated that would Know fBsa
Bonnie to him again be was sworn and paid FOR
the license; made mind that CodngtOn had got put
IN Jail and made this charge against him when get into
committed oense aud bound to myself made up
my mind that made affidavit against them ahead OF any
being made against they would have to save me 70 save
The further examination then adjourned the 18th inst
Before Commissioner OSBORN
AN oBDURATE WITNESS sUBDpED
reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE OF witness in
Stewart alias Goodwin who was twice committed and i'm
pTsoncd contempt Of Court for refusing npe
which the CORNERSTONE decided were proper and must be
anEcred This morning having slept over the matter he TOOK
which DO had said could make him answer but also
profosed bis willingness to answer all questions OF any hind
whateyerthat might be asked him.
SUPREME cogRI-GESGEEAL TEGI7DEc, 7BeSOre Jus
tees BARNARD CLEBKR. and INGRAHAM
STREET OPENINGS. a
The Corporation Counsel made application TO con
firm herePor Of the Commissioners Of Estimates and Assess
objection; the papers were submitted
hundred and fourteeuth st. from Eghthaye 70 the Hudson
Mr. Mathews in behalf of the directors Of the NcvYork
Hospital objected on the ground that BY the act passed in
April sS this street was included amOng those which re-
SANE could Be opened Or any action b taken thereon
until January when tAe consent Of the Park Commission
SrEcr4I TEEod-DEc z-Beforc Justice Mu1IN
STOCK TRAHsAcTIoS-vERDIcT SET ASIDE.
Samuel Tyler agt William g. Ford and Suit
Tho plaintiff claimed to from defendants Of
90 damages By reason Of az improper sale Of 600 shares Of
Of the plaintiffs margin being exhausted The jury brought
Tbs the notion to have that verdict set aside and new
@ g@Sed e plaintiff On the o5 S So that he ivy f're
Mr. Esles for the defendants
The cout decided aside the verdict and to grant the
plaintiff new trial and remarked at the time that The
Vsriict as rendered was a very extraordinary one.
DECISIONS.
Jeane Richardson agt Susan storms; jose NJ Nuroy ACT
Solomon Nigel Henry Eisner sgt Henry Bumentha-Mo
HasS Toppin sgt WEI HOCOmb-MOtiOn grantsdsand
Eioholas Mccormack agt Robert H. Ober ct al-Mo.ioD
granted, and cause referred to referee, &c
Jerome b Fellows agt Moses W. Observation-Disclosures grant
Alice Foster sg John FOster-NOon granted cause
james Deyine ast Frederick James ct aCOmpant dis
missed. With costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-TmAL TEKL--DEc. before justice
MoNELL
A WIDOW RECEIVES $50 AS DAMAGES FOR HEa
SEDUCTION.
Mary Ann Carney agt Felix Doherty.
This case reported in yesterdays TBBuXE was
resumed and after the summing up and charge Of the Court
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50
Before Justice McCUNN
LTABIrfB OF AGENTS or VESSELS FoR STEVEDORBB
Michael r. Wilson ct al agt james G. Jewett et 81
This cotton brought stered0res bill Of s 20
for loading the bark Mary Sohofed IN March 1905 The
The dsendan who promised pay the bills never disclosing
tie names 81 the owners who said 10 be residents OF Hall
TAX The defendants dened their liability and denied any
promise 10 the bill They also Gycred that they only
ship brokers boarding the vessel for the commits
son Of I've per cent and that they had collected their
commission
The Jury without leaving their seats rendered verdict for
ths M amount claimed with interest which the court addsd
- allowance Of five per cent
knersou Goodrich for PLAINTIFF J. Hill for defendant
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Deo. 7-Before Judge
DAILY
ANOTHER RE1IETsCENcB OF THE WAR.
Michael Mnlhal ngt Peter Battery
Ans plaintin set forth IN his complaint that be was
N me store Of the defendant IN October 1894 By per
IN vac rsprssented himself b u Provost MashL Of
s;.,is -. .us end enlisted them in Hew-Jsrssy The
P.--.sstA ssAysN that he much alarmed az the
sno ne adyoe Of the defendant gave the eup
- 70 allow him TO escape that by the advice
sI ~ ~ himself asOrstsd TO- several days 10 the
No s'0 zes that the order which b, wa, srosed Vas