New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
CIyII


In the Common Pleas, yesterday, the case
Of Thomas Stewart agt James Green was reached and
the city courts sued Mr Green another xndgc.
SOOO alleged bavo been loaned tho defendant In
claimed that it given hn To be used in stockopera
iioh than wHs 60 80 su @ or & nofo go anu AZ te is4 r Oh
testimony being very conflicting II was submitted 70 the
jury who returned verdict for the plaintiff for the full
amount claimed.
In the case of BOnyngc agt. MOxOn and Others
In tine Supreme Court the defendant MOxon aud two
others were In july loj arrg9ed before United states
She examination Mr. Bowen. one oi the counsel Tor the
defcndants employed the paintin, who IL stenogra
pher to furnish him copy OF The testimony taken IN ne
case The defendants arrested under one Wnrant
and examined together; but the defendant hoxon being
the only defendant served ana lh1 3y on. VINO uvIehu
claims that lac In not separately liable Tor tle Nhoc sum
Of plaintiffs bill aud, moreover that Alr Brewer bad no
authority 10 employ stenogfapher Inc CouIt leit lhe
question OF knowledge Of the employ ment O hten0g
rapher on the part o. dtisaamS 10 iIe l nc "iio 10
which tho Court added an allowance Of per cent
In the Kings County Supreme Court, Special
Term Ret9re JHase I o c late cprT sten%ay S
the firm Of seinway Sons, piano man9iarinrrIsl ia m
tody OF her three children. whom she alleges are Illegally
detained In Germany by his direction, was brought mp
some time after the death of her husband Henry Stein
way. she was induced by defendant TO 80 to Germany
with her children on arriving Mt BRUNSWICK, her chl'
dren taken IN charge by Dr. Koch, and have since
been detained by him against her viii Plaintiff also
complains that defendant, who ~ trustee OF her late nus
bands estate, failed 10 provide her with rncltnt tuhds
for her maintenance while In Europe, and that she was
compelled TO return in consequence. The defense
is that sho left voluntarily for Europe. and that
she was supplied with sufficient funds The testimony
Mrs. Wilhelm Candidus was 10 the eject that planun
lived her hOu4c Staten Island Tor two weeks after
her husbands DEATH and frequently said that she de-
sired 10 to Paris but eventually made up her mlpd 70
go to Brunswick. Witness was not aware that phnun
was married when she left for Germany. Mrs. Ellen
Soddard testified that In 1865 she lived as servant In
the family Of Mr.. Wooster staten Island, aud after
ward In the capacity with Mrs. steinwhy I'm tho
house adjoining wooster had coachuan III ms employ
Charles oaks, who was at Mrs stcnway's hon~ al,
Gs' Mrs. snySy Ss % sometimes Went out on horseback lie
was In the habit OF being IN the house every evening and
with Mrs Stcinway til she left for Europe Mr. jerks
counsel for plaintiff here admitted that Mrs. steinway
Europe and that the marriage was private one. Mr.
Van Cot for defense, offered evidence the Win Of
1865, in which II was provided that the income
Of onenrd OF tho estate s should should be M paid sn
naming twothrds to be expended by the executors for
the support and education Of her children, and nomi
mating his two brothers, Charles and William stelnway
rs esamentary guardians Of his children until they be
came Of age. James Eschweger testified to the sigma
Henry stenway in which his total real estate and per
sonal property stated TO be $4,000 Thomas stein
way brother Of defendant testified that he arrived In
this country in October 1865; plaintiff had told witness
that she wanted to 70 Paris aud he informed her that
was very dear. lie recommended her 10 go to Bruins.
wick as her husband was well known there. Plaintiff
desired TO sell witness her house. and he agreed 10 take
the furniture at tho appraisers value. $500 TO which
che assented She then expressed wish TO 60 to runs
In Brunswick I'm December 1866, and called on Koch he
man who has the chldrenl them every day. they
looked WELL and nicely dressed; ono pf them the
elder II years old, went to SCHOOL, the position Of Koch
was that OF Counsel 20 the Crown, and ho has the
eatrte 10 the best society there. His wife Ia
lady Of good educatOn; seinway Hall was
built year after witness arrived In this country
Counsel for defense here asked for posponement OF
the Investigation for the purpose OF obtaining some
necessary documents, which objected 10 by counsel
for plaintiff when counsel for defense made Lengthy
argument in OF his proposition, calling attention to
the marriage Of plaintiff In clandestine manner to
neghbOrng coachman seven months after her husbands
DEATH going prove that she not m TO take care
of her chldenD IL was eventually decided to postpone
the further hearing Of the until Tuesday next and
the Court adjourned