The New York herald., 1879-02-14
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trial in the Marine Court before Jnage Asea. ,,.
yesterday in the Court Of General Sessions TO the
charge of stealing cask OF gin from Ia tront Oh 'ne
store OF James Kelly. No. 29S Seventh avenue.
being his offence Judge Gildersleeve sent him to
the Eln.ira Reformatory.
William Zcigener, manufacturer OF cigs. ~ .nis
city arrested yesterday on charge OF railing 70
cancel cigar stamps as required oy law. ne wa
brought before Commissioner Shields, VINO aomttee
MIN to bail for examination.
In the suit brought by John v. French. receiver Of
the Central Park Savings Bank vs. Joseph =. tteo
man and other trustees of the bank. tried bcfor<
Judge Van Brunt. the facts of which have been pub
plaintiff for Sl0.999 25.
Judge Donohue as referee to the damages 70
sulting from tho temporary injunction obtained by
and Charles Barnard. The injunction prohibited the
latter from producing on their own account the
operetta entitled Manhattan Beach, or. Love Among
second trial of the suit brought by Henry A.
Rogers against the sun Mutual Insurance Company
is now in progress before Judge Sedgwick in the u
perior Court The action is to recover on a 900
policy Of insurance on the steamer Novelty for.
merly belonging to the Newark Transportation Com.
pany. which was sunk some years ago by collision
with a sailing vessel.
The trial OF the libel suit Of Mary Brecker sQainst
Oswald Ottendorfer publisher Of the StaatsZe,tsno
the facts of which appeared in yesterday HERALD was
resumed YESTERDAY morning. s,i before Chief Justice
elaborate summing up by Mr.. Chauncey Schafer on
the part of the plaintiff and Mr.. Samuel d. Stewards
IOr tno cdeo W oS given W tho jury
who in brief time found verdict for plaintiff for
$l6 instead of the $4,000 demanded.
Moses j. Levin arrested by Captain Welsh
Q charge OF driving business wagon without .
license. writ of habeas corpus was granted yester
day by Judge Donohue. levin states in his petition
that he was employed by A. t. Stewart Co.. as .
driver of of it's wagons, which runs exclusively
between its store in Tenth street. the Post Office and
the Chemical Bank.
In relation to q report which appeared In tho
HERALD the 18th of last month, and which con-
veyed the impression that Daniel Sheehan had failed
to 'see'' his counsel about his fee after receiving
sum of money in settlement Of his suit Mr.. Sheehan
desires to explain that the he did not pay the
counsel named in the report was that he had not
directly employed him, and the reason he did not
pay the counsel he had employed that the latter
had informed him that morning he would not attend
to his case.
Chief Justice DAILY in the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday entered order directing Mr.. Everett p
Wheeler the referee appointed in the suit of WASH
ngton E. Conner vs.. William Belden and others, to
dissolve the firm, to deliver to MIR. Best who was
appointed receiver Of the frm all OF the hooks Of
accounts in mis- possession under his control bo-
longing to the late copartnership The order was
made on the petition of the receiver.
The examination of Robert Utley deputy marshal
of the Eleventh district charged with issuing false
and fraudulent certificates Of service to deputy
shas acting under him during the late election,
continued yesterday before Commissioner Osborn.
Thomas Craft, deputy marshal; Clement Kreds,
supervisor of election. and Robert Hamilton deputy
marshal all testified that they saw Thomas ONeil, to
whom the accused Utlcy. it is alleged, issued the
false certificate duty all the days OF registrar
tion and on election day.