The New York herald., 1877-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 49, s77-TR1p1E SHEET

sired testimony obtained within thirty days the
case should then be tried.
The suit brough. by Isaac Rodmau against George
King So coo damages for injuries sustained
through his carriage being run into and upset by
rage OF the defendant while driving in Central Park.
ana which has been on trial for several days before
Judge Barrett term, mated yesterday verdict Tor
$500 for the plaintiff The jury out twenty hree
hours before they could agree upon "a verdict
A motion on behalf of the Attorney General for
leave amend the complaint in the suit people
against The Tweny-thrd Street Railroad ard oihcr
railroads. by setting up that the consent OF the
stockholders OF the bleccker Street Railroad not
obtained The subleasc made to the Christopher and
Tenth Street Railroad Company was argued ut con-
siderable length yesterday, Ia Supreme C0lrt Cham
bers, before Judge Lawrence. The court took tho
papcra
In the trial OF United States against Messrs Boyd
Hill the prosecution proceeded with the yester
day, on argument by Mr.. Roger NJ Sherman that tho
prosecution had now succeeded IN presenting sufficient
proof OF the conspiracy TO dciraud the government
and the agency Of the defendants therein. General
Burnett replied In lengthy argument demonstrating
iron. his standpoint the utter failure OF the prOsecu
ton TO prove either conspiracy or agency Before ru
on the point the court adjourned.
The Connolly contested viii was again up yes
terday before Surrogate Calvin Charles l.. Connolly
y son in law OF the deceased and who is u Icga,ee
under will the OF ST. OO0 again called
TO the stand HIS testimony was manly u reiterxton
OF his previous evidence TO the alleged idiosyncra
OF tho dcccdcnt previous to ls DEATH Tho Is
still on.
In Supreme Court, General Term. thero was
lengthy argument yesterday in the SUIT brought by
Henry N. Bradhurat against Mary A. Townsend, being
two bonds and mortgages assigned
tors OF the late Isaac Townsend Tho case came up
appeal IRON order ut the SPECIAL Term overriding
the demurrer OF the plaintiff TO lhe counter claim set
MISS Mary Francis Henrietta Deadcld, tho only
daughter OF the late Henry Deadcd and principal
lcgatce under his Will, paid by executors and
trustecs tho estate 500 month Tor maintenance
until December l5 1876. II was thought by somo Of
the executors and trustees that this was 100 largo
sum- and they being unable 10 agree upon tho amount
TO be paid 10 hcr she peoned the Court 70 have the
amount liked Judge Lawrence Yesterday granted an
s.-.t.r Eyts, has alls
Papers submitted yesterday TO tho Supreme
Court, General Term, the order to ahow why
by Mrs Margaret Weinhod with misrepresentation or
81 O66 ID gwen HIM to pay mortgage ana interest
upon ner dwciing NO 70 onver street. nc aenies
any such misrepresentation but ciam5 that the mort
gage was assigned 10 third party VITA fuil knowledge
OF acts Of the case. The Court took tho papers
Sarah Bernstein says that on the 9TH OF July 1876
she arrived this city from Europe, with her bag
gage and landed at Castle Garden; that her goods
were placed storage there until she should call tor
them. The building took fire ON the 9th OF July and
her baggage destroyed She says the fire was the
result vi negligence and further that she il informed
that the mmssioners o Emigration mad the baggage
OF grants insured and that the amount cor
tain share OF the loss had been paid ny the Insurance
companies She says that the value OF her goods was
$3.50, for which che CLAIMS judgment There being no
ana~er to the complaint Judge Larremore yesterday
the to referee TO assess the damages.
Thore was brought 10 trial yesterday before Judge
Barrett suit Instituted by j. Douglas Brown against
William Decker TO recover upon an o.u judgment ron
OF twenty years standing The plainti claimed that
the Rochester Bank assigned hm all It's assets incud-
ing this judg gment. and gave reason tor not bring
ing the sooner the suppostion that tho defendant
impecunious In answer II was set up that there
WAS u proof OF assignm nmcnt OF tho judgment
claimed. Alter the trial had progressed Tor while
juror withdrawn. thus compelling new trial upon
amended pleadings
In june 1872 DR.. Alexander Mott was driving down
Fourth avenue and when near Eighteenth street was
run into and ms wagon overturned by AN ice wagon
beloD ging the Consumers Ice Company Tho Doctor
has brought Tor $4,000 damages against the
pany alleging his complaint that he was thrown to
the ground violently that he sustained serious In
terna injuries OF permanent character and was con-
Tined To bed weeks that the injuries were caused
by tho carecsspcss OF the driver OF tho wagon, and
that his practice worth 800 day The answer is
q general DENIAL fhe trial OF the case WAS begun yes
terday before Judge Robinson in tue Court ot Common
Pleas.
In the suit OF the Emma Silver Mining Company
against rrcnor W. Park aud others the examination Of
Witnesses tor the ucence WAS yesterday continued.
Professor Slhnan was again on the stand following
hs detailed statement OF his connection with the
mine and his report thereon, already siven IN part
In the previous reports OF tho proceedings from tho
depos,llons oi witness and oral testimony. Tho
further hearing OF tho case was adjourned till tins
morning.
rhe Jury einpaneled to determine whether the
specify IN what particular # any, the building in-
dangerous, rendered verdict yesterday be-
ioro Judge Robinson IN tho Court OF Common Pleas.
They find that the beams OF tho basement or first oOr
The ce liar rotten. and that the lntcls IN The
top story, .he south OF the building,
insecure They find that In order TO remedy these
defects beams should be put 10 In place OF tho
ten ones, and the lin,els on the southwest corner
should be properly secured