The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20

suit for So, COO against Edward Fitzpatrick. The
planlig was standing In wagon when defendant
drove bis wagon against II and threw him TO the
ground, injuriug him permanently as he complains.
The suit Of Isaac Henderson against Edward Sexton
for So, being quarters rent OF IN the Even
Ing Pos, Building ls on trial before Judge Freedman
IN the Superior Court The defence a counter
claim for $500 for sickness caused by dampness Of
the newly finished wall
The trial Of Hamilton ". Shipman against Charles NJ.
Pesticker Tor damages for not accepting 10000
gallons OF naphtha oil ordered concluded ycster-
day. The defence counter claim arising out OF q
fall In the price OF oil after the goods were ordered
The jury after having dcbcrated upon the matter for
twenty-tour hours and rendering two vcrdicts,
finally gave as their nnai conclusion verdict for
81. 493 80 for the plaintiff
A motion was argued yesterday before Com missioner
Osborn in the case of Henry Bischon broker doing
business IN tnis city, who Is charged with having
certificates designed take The place OF pass
ports Decision IL the case will be rendered by tho
Com missioner Tomorrow morning.
The suit Of Otto Kuse against the New iork ana
New Haven Railroad Company for $4,000 DAMAGES 10
on tr,a. before Judge Daily IN the Common Pleas
Court The complaint IL that while he was crossing
ants locomotives and badly injured thai nc cannot
work. The defence Is that he was crossinga little
iramway uscc for the conveyance OF sand ana mac no
right 20 be there that the night was clear, anc no
might have easily avoided The accident
GAVIN b. Gurnee, the clerk IN the newspaper uuu
package distribution department ot the fos, once
detected the net OF carrying OF articles OF value
winch he hac purloncd from packages IN his charge.
was yesterday taken before Commissioner Shields
for examination. The accused waived examination,
and was held S., 900 bail by the Commissioner 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury
George !. Meacham unc DAME! 6. Farnbam, corait-
ners, have brought suit against aired A. Campoeil
and August \. Cognen recover $500, The value Of
q quantity OF apples sold TO the defendant Campbell
under alleged false representations as 10 hts sovency,
and by him transferred without consideration 10 the
defendant CoIlignen who had knowledge 0! the fact
The trial commenced yesterday, before Judge
Iarremore in the Court o! Common Pleas. The
answers OF both defendants admit all the allegations ex
cep fraud
and a jury, yesterday, Henry W Wheeler recovered
judgment tor Sl36 u against Alexander Hudnut The
bi Tor Ice, bUl did not remain unpaid because OF
either unwillingness or inability on the part OF Mr.
Eudnut 10 pay Il. He was notified by the hnicker-
booker Ice Company not 10 pay Wheeler from whom
he purchased, tho latter was only the agent OF
the company, and that tho mpany would hold him
lMr. Hudnut) responsible. Wheeler claimed he had
and the Jury, finding have relieved Mr.. Hudnut
from his embarrassment as TO which OF she rival
claimants he should pay
In the SUIT tor libel brough: by Henry GiintenKamp
against Dr. Ferdinand Seeger 10 recover 900 dam
ages the jury before Judge Spicr today gave verdict
for $3.50 for the plaintiff.
The New York Loan and Indemnity Company paid
stockholders hrtysix per cent and Tor inc lust
two years done any business. The liabilities
trliing-aoout $l0o-and there Is some real estate
still lett An order Was made by Judge Donohue, ~
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, appointing a.
CEeever and j. ohm I Banker receivers OF the assets
that remain and dissolvine the corporation.