The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

The suit brought by Mrs. Sarah b. Eser against
Louis schicl damages for being Knocked
down and trampled upon by horse ridden by Mr.
schie terminated before Judge Barrett yesterday In
verdict Tor $3.50 in her favor
Tho jury in the SUIT OF Andrew II. Evans against
Eliza A. hyde, which brought TO recover some
50 for board of the deceased mother OF tho defend
and her invalid daughter tho facts of which were
published in Wednesdays HERALD, gave verdict be-
fore Judge Van Hoeson yesterday for the defendant.
Richard Kane was caught stealing clothing valued
at SO from the premises OF Jacob 5. August He
pleaded guilty the Court OF General Sessions yes
,erday and Recorder HackeIt sent HIM to the State
Prison for eighteen months.
While Officer Pnelan, of tho Twentieth precinct, was
pairoing his post the night OF the 18th Of April
machnist named Francis p Edwards fred several
shots at him. The accused when arraigned Tor tral
yesterday in the Court OF General Sessions, pleaded
guilty, ana Recorder Hackctt sent him TO the State
Prison Tor two years aud SIX months
A brace OF uamps, named william Connolly and
james Sullivan, broke into the club house At Fleet
belonging to Frank Brown. They pleaded guilty to
burglary being arragned for trial yesterday IN the
Court Of General Sessions. Recorder Hackett SON
fenced five years each in the State Prison.
District Attorney Ficro stated to Judge Benedict
yesterday that he should DO able In few days to
produce the medical certificate OF DR.. Meredith City,
er 10 the insanity OF Michael Tobin, the
West Point soldier, who shot u comrade named AL
ana VINO IS now awaiting tTihI On uu luuICt
ment for murder.
Luther Rcddeld, cx-prcsidcnt of the Tarrytown
National Bank appeared before Judge benedict yes.
tarday and pleaded not guilty TO the charge OF max
ing false returns n reference 10 tho bank The case
set down or the 14th inst Tor trial The trial Of
Alexander Barlow cashier OF the FIRST National
Bank, charged with perjury, Is postponed until the
june term.
matchmaker. OF Cieniuegos Cuba, were yesterday
placed on trial before Judge Benedict ana jury,
Inc criminal branch OF the United states Circuit
Gan chm Tpeu ~
for the manuiacture OF Spanish twenty-five pesea
gold pieces, the particulars OF which have already
been published ia the HERALD The case v i'll be given
Il b. Sage sought in a suit which tried yester.
day before Judge Barrett to compel the city to pay
him Tor three months services as clerk In 1871, Ia
the Street Cleaning Bureau The defence was that he
was AN atache OF newspaper IN Buffalo al the time;
that he lived III Buffalo during the time OF the alleged
services, ana that the position was sinecure.
verdict given for the city
Mrs Estelle Mathews alleges that her husband,
Henry IL Mathews, was committed IN March, 1871,
10 the Wards Island Lunalic Asylum; that ne IS
sane and has been SO excepting during The hrst two
weeks OF his commitment, and TINT ever since that
time no has been kept at work Judge Donohue
Yesterday granted writ OF habcas corpus in the case
returnable to day.
John Cochrane, resident OF Glasgow, Scotland
states in a petition submitted yesterday to Judge
Donohuc In Supreme Court, Chambers, that he re-
Gently owned two 1000 consolidated bonds OF tho
Ere Railway Company, aud that ne cannot 1nd Thorn
now, the same having been mislaid. lost or stoen
His counsel, Dir. Osborne asked that an ordcr be
gwen directing Mr. Jewet, receiver, TO replace tho
Mr. Laroque stated that's there is bylaw covering
such cases. and the application thereupon denied.
The OF Resale Worcester, hold on a charge Of
committing abortion upon Bridget McLougnlin for
whom habeas corpus AMI certiorar sued
out by Mr.. illiam +. Howe, her counsel came up
for a hearing yesterday before JuoRo Dononuo, in
Supreme Court Chambers, Assistant District AT.
iorncy Leary opposing the application tor her DIS
charge. Mr. Howe stated that Bridget had
since said that she had no evidence to give
against his client, ana he insisted that the
same action should be taken in this
IN the case OF Dr. Whitehead Mr. Leary stated that
Bridget in such low physical condition that she
unable to tell her The matter referred
to Mr. Sinclair. who subsequently called Bridget at
the New York Hospital wnen tue physician In charge
would allow him TO sec her, stating that she
prccarious condition and that her lie would DO
endangered Uy her examination. Tho examination
was accordingly postponed I'll tomorrow.
In 1871 William /. simmons and some fifty or sixty
gentlemen formed what was known as tho North
Club, and Mr.. summons was elected It's president.
Tho club never Incorporated, although 1t had u
president and treasurer. Jew gentlemen met ono
evening, aud appointed General Spinoa a COM nittec
TO purchase furniture. Tnis furniture, u seems
bought IRON George Ebine bauscn, George A. Wcdmayer
ana John Bauman. the latter, failing to get their
pay, brought SUIT against the clue Tor the recovery.
Tho complaint was dismissed by Judge Van loosen,
and yesterday tho ease before Chiel usticc DAILY
Judge Larrcmore, sitting ut General Term OF tho
Court Of Common Peas, on appeal After an oabu-
argument the Court reversed the decision Of The
Court below and oraered new trial. Mr.. Amos q.
Hull appeared Tor appellant and Mr.. II. u. Whitehead
.ln.