The New York herald., 1872-11-23
THE CAR-HOOK MURDER.
ghe Suit by the Widow Of Putnam Against
the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
Verdict for $1,000 in Her Favor
81 An Appeal Threatened.
GAGRAvE's CASE IN COURT.
The Beginning Which Was Not Much Of Be.
ginning-A Witness and Lawyer at Log
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i-1n the United States District Court vest ,rday
pudge Blatchford rendered o decision in the case
bf Walter 8. Derby, bankrupt. The decision
Hscates the order adjudicating Derby q bankrupt
The calendar OF petitions for reviews In bank
fuptcy viii be called in the United States Circuit
Court on Wednesday next at eleven A. M before
pudge woodruff
( Yesterday man named Martens, who resides in
0arick street and claims to be an attorney -atlaw
pr claim agent, was brought before Commissioner
Osborn on an accusation OF having charged more
knan $25 for the collection OF claim for bounty
hnd pension for German woman, whose husband
had served In the Union army. This woman states
khat she gave Martens SOS for the purpose stated.
The case went over till to-day, when Martens is to
Submit his books and papers to the Commissioner
lp regard to this particular case
The sum for the payment of the 5000 special
United States Deputy Marshals who were swor in
10 DO dnty during the late election win, In all
probability, amount to about $5o,OOo.
Written opinions were given yesterday by the
Bupreme Court, General Term, embodytng the
grounds Of their recent decision in granting new
Trials to Rosenzweig and Dutch Heinrich. These
opinions will be found in full below. Meantime
sherir Brennan received yesterday warrants from
ehe District Attorney to produce both Rosen-
eweig and Dutch Heinrich to-day before the Court
bwait their new trials.
An attachment was issued Yesterday by Judge
Eancher, OF the Supreme Court, Chambers against
the property Of Thomas G. Fields. The attach
Fnent is made on application Of Frederick A. Greer
10 recover $573, which 1t is claimed Mr.. Fields
hgreed to pay him for published biography and
steel portrait. The petition set forth that Fields
mad left for parts unknown, and that there not
much likelihood OF his returning inasmuch as his
bail under the Indictment in the Court Of Oyer and
Nerminer had been forfeited.
I Colonel Blood is not yet out OF trouble. He had
no sooner given bail yesterday on the criminal
charge upon which he was held by Judge Fowler
ehan he was re-arrested upon an order of arrest
ISSUED In the civil suit begun against him by Mr..
Chals. Bail in this is fixed at $3 900, and the
Dolonel, not being able to furnish 1t, was given
nuarters In Ludlow Street jail.
I In Supreme Court. Chambers, before Judge
ancher, application was made yesterday to release
from prison Frank Clusky, q boy Of the tender age
pr sixteen, who has been committed to furance
1ile upon suit for alleged breach OF promise OF
marriage brought by Miss Mnna Feobel five
years his senior. The Judge said he would give
his decision in the matter to-day.
Z, Writs of habeas corpus were granted yesterday
by Judge Fancher OF the Supreme Court, In the
ease Of four parties committed by Justice Cox,
who, 1t was stated, had refused to accept bail,
which he had himself fixed at $500. Their lawyer,
upon being asked by the Court upon what charge
thcy were held, replied that they were arrested
Tor being concerned in gambling; but there being
ho complaint against them Judge Cox held them
On general principles.
verdict OF $4,000 was given yesterday in the suit
brought before Judge Curtis OF the Superior Court,
BY the widow OF Avery D. Putnam, the victim OF the
carhook murder, against the Seventh Avenue Rail-
road Company. After the rendition OF the verdict
Notification was given Of an appeal, 90 the end OF
The matter ts probably not yet. -