The New York herald., 1877-02-07

road tho plaintiffs tracks at Fiftyninth and West
Third Streets the engrossed copy OF the nndings
modified by Judge Sedgwick Yesterday led In tho
supreme Court The modification and the additional
findings do not diner materially from those already
published.
In the suit Of Edwin Booth against Messrs. Jarrett
X Palmer propretors oil Booths Theatre, which was
brought 10 restrain defendants from using the name
"Booth" IN connection with the theatre, the iuil
facts OF which have already been fully published In
the HERALD, order OF dscontinuAnce yesterday
entered the Court Of Common Pleas The order pur.
ports TO be by consent OF tho counse-Messrs Russell
aud Baker-who appear Tor Messrs Jarrett Palmer,
ami Mr. Luke Lockwood on the part Of Mr.. Booth.
In tho matter OF writ OF prohibition against the
Judges OF the Marine Court IL was omitted 10 state
that the writ was manly founded on the alleged VIOLA
State, which positively prohibits Justice from sitting
In review OF his own decision or judgment. In ths
matter u Is alleged that Judge AIkcr had tried the
cause - The court 6eloh and sat IN and was member
OF the General Term which affirmed the judgment.
August Ronuerburg. German ana keeper Of
slaughter house. alleges that on the 18th OF september
last John hcDermarl and Francis L. Demo had him
arrested charge OF attempting 10 poison them BY
mlngng mufiatic acid with the water they drank.
He was locked up, but the charge being unsubstanti-
ated he discharged He then brought suit against
his accusers for S. 900 damages Tor false mprison-
ment the trial OF winch was commenced before Judge
Larrcmore and a jury IN the Court Of Common Pieas
entitled. "An Alleged Swinding Ring" II was erroni-
ousy stated that Mr. Abraham isaacs had been mr..
good fortune, through long residence IN this city,
and a. times carrying on large business transactions,
10 inspire confidence among those with whom he had
dealings. and certainly has never yet been ameuable
TO tho dictates Of any ofncer OF the law. rhc aega.
ton OF bis association with any swindling 'Rng" Is
pronounced as false as II Is absurd
Christopher y. Hang claims to have loaned Charles
Koch $075, and has brought suit TO this sum.
The case came TO trial yesterday before Judge Donohue
II liz stated that the plaintiff was for SIX years bar
Keeper IN defendants employ; that he confessed as
such barkeeper TO have 'knocked down. on the re-
ceps to the OF ST. O00 and that order 10 mako
the amount good he gave to the defendant two bank
books, one showing deposit Of S6S3 and the other
$500 TO plaintiffs credit The trial will be resumed
this morning
An application was mado yesterday before Judge
Robinson to have insane person sent TO Tho lum
at Middetown, whero tho board to the extrava-
CANT figure OF sixty cents per diem. While at Wards
Island the patient might ind summer breozes and
balmy al. for the moderate price Of wentysx cents
day. The Corporation Counsel opposed the motion on
economical grounds, and Judge Robinson denied the
application, stating at tho saInc tlme:-"lt Is time to
reheve tho taxpayers OF this CITY. oppressed as Is
now, and shall mover be a party to any proceeding
like this, which the needless expenses of thirty
iour cents additional per diem on this county"