New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
TIE CIVIL COrRTa.

An interesting libel suit against me IiWeS was
Mr. Parker sued Henry j. Raymond and his associates
for the publication OF an alleged ibelous edtolal aItce
the NewJersey RaIrOad, severely cesured ~ son
neeon WITH accident that occurred on tsat oaa Inc
claim that the plaintiffs complaint does not SLOW sum
facts TO constitute eane OF action Inc
Eee in question alleged that MT Dwight parted VIII. s
daughter leaving her on the train and as he was getng
of he io between the cars aud pistoIm ~ te nvPo
~ which no was crushed 70 death taat ms "a ~
csmng OF the accident attempted 10 leaNe thS
train which had just started ana lhat h WHO seeVu
70 be conductor entered the e9r HHoe sue 10, a
ths toughest manner asked WHO enecked the ensl-
neerP that he turned 70 her anu saiS d you, t e
quick that after question put by her he went on
sTeIs sd SFd9 pa asr Instituted suit for dam
Rgas against DEFENDANTS; alleging IN MS complaint
pcteranis counsel on Argument held that painti
moi mentioned by name and that the whole tenor and
and MAS permissible as being privileged Judge CleIke
decides that the question OF plaintiffs identity with the
L. deterIine and OyerIued the demurrer with costs
with liberty ~ defendant amend III ~ days on pay
Petitions in bankruptcy we're ed and referred p The
United States District Court, yesterday as IoiloTs:
Of Matthew s. Williams, referred 10 Register Ketchuia
Of Nathan Hem aud Marcus oYpe9heisT n o. aae ~
BepTy Lewis lOf the firm OF T. q H. Le"iS reIerTeu W
TeTemiah Hardigan being accused Of the murder Of
eel In the Sixth Ward electiOIday, was coinlttea
on ball. he applied to the supreme Sogrs st ne ne eT
gwen before the Coroner does not make out case
rder. but only OF manslaughter, and. adhnts1'he
an he case of con- aet The Hudson River Railroad
coe;any ia the Supreme Court whore the plainth ssks
cae ges For the killing Of her husband by the reckless
II the DEFENDANTS the jury gave her aVerdlct TOT
no case Of May Isaacs agt The Third Avenue Railroad
npany, in tie Sapreme Court, has been previously
AT the plaintiff a monthly nurse coming from the
ypera house in Of the defendants cars ana inc car
attempted to get and in doing had her leg broken
Al Police riss yesterday before Commissioner Acton,
Patrolman John w Kirby was accused OF beating cath
zen o. mo- fe oer was defending Iinse from On
attack by crowd Of roughs, and that TIE eonpalba.
REGARDED the affair good joke ana laughed anu Jeereu
st The ST. p Mr. Acton thought If man was IN company
nth bad gang he ought not to complain II nc was his
TS The case Of Frederick Hadenkamp ag The Second
Railroad Company "a the SSgsrS 9 0 Ths sni
a. Instituted for the loss OF foot on the loth july leCs
lntif was standing on the Toht Pta ., him on
vi it passed over stone, the jolt throwing MN On
The NH Of the Norwich and Newly York Transportation
snpaIy 10 recover the fun value of the lost steamer
V Of Norwich, from the Howard ana o!her insurance
lies Is on at Hartford, Conn The defense Is thas
was by marine disaster ana nOt py nle anu tn1'
p . went II was not total - , .. an,
the case Of g " Roosevelt and twenty d poI.
and Eleven Harbor Masters, decision was rendered yes
Court overrung the DEMURRER with costs and granting
ieave 70 defendants 70 appeal THIS suit was Drougt "
tcserving two piers os and 10 East Ryer owned py
Daints for the exclusive Of canal D0ats on Ihe
ground that Il was cOnhscat0n OF paintlhs properly
not permitted by the Constitution OF the United oats O
81 the State OF SewYork This case has been aseauy D
the plaintiffs preliminary injunction. Judge lngIandn
restrained aud continued the Injunction, ana the
II the demurrer 70 the complaint mad before JuuBe
Clerke last term.
In Middietown Conn., singular case has been decided
BY Justice n. g. Brainard. About two weeks ago ian n
apple dealers store broken into, and robbed OF
or SIX apples Appearances seemed TO point 10 Two
respeetabe parens, the culpts. Rather than nave
the matter taken into Court the parents compromised W
the Of 80 TO the apple yender Upon looking al
Innocent 30 they instituted suit recover the money
alleging IL 70 have been obtained by false pretense Ii
decided that the complaint was weLf0unded, and
TIE fruit merchant had TO refund. -
COURT CALENDARs-THm DAT
SUPREME COURT-GeaerdI IeTm.-Enumer-
ased MOTIONS Nos 81, SO, 81 49, 80, 3 So a. a. 49, as 49,
a. EG sa s. S. S. 81. Cireutt-Part mos al al 6lb
ASA 16l, l65 7l l07, SOL ma lO5 ss5
ae, ESQ., LIZA s5i, 8b2 Part ILNos $40 $685. 3l6 I902
t l17 Liza 1000 COG. $40 $40 co., IS4 i3si, iaes 1l2e
called In Monday. OhaB6ers-R Reserved causea, Hos
No. i5i, ICo, ISL, l, ls2, 2Oss 2ot 2sS Cau No. ~
SUPERIOR COURT--ITiaL 1erm--Part Mos.
ece 33C5. Si2 5l55, 3l75 Sls7 Sl lH6, SexI, s2es,
sS1 i,s1s, S3fs 1881, asa Part ll-hos sleo 1924
s4Ss, $50. asa 1905 1851, asio, 1885, 1884, SSos
CoMNoS PLEAs-TriaI Term--PaEt lad
iourned Tor the term Part IIHos lS7s Te7, 1905 fs
MARINE COURT-I Trial Ierm.--NOs. GO, 76, p
n,1a "a, 20, 81, "a, "a. 81, IS, 80, ls, 81.
The Senatorial contest in Ohio seems mar
tyee 10 Yaiandingham aud Thurman. with the 0dds Of