The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-20
In NOONAN'S COURT.
Cases Of Local Interest in Bayonne
-Doings of the Bay City.

In the Bayonne District Court yester-
day IL the suit of Conrad Biz against
Jane Flynn for $7.97 due for produce fur
nished, Judgment was rendered by default
tor the plaintiff. The suit of Mrs. Mary Nc
Hugh against Mrs. Mary Kenny for $50
for merchandise was adjourned. Counsel
for the plaintiff in the suit of Conrad
Muller against Thomas Meaney for S24,
two months rent, announced that the
case had been settled out or court.
Judge Noonan announced that he would
defer until mex week his decision in the
suit OF Jacob O. Wanner against Tighl-
mar O.. Hahn for $50, one months rent
held III allegiance for violation OF lease,
and would also defer for one week his
decision in the action brought by John
Dawson against James Hurley for SLAM
der.
In the suit of John Gonsoir against
Martin Jankoski for violation of contract
and damages for forty days at the rate of
So per day, Judge Noonan rendered q de-
cision in favor of the plaintiff for 500.
Judgment having been previously given.
Counsellor James Benny gave notice that
the defendant woul appeal the case.
In the action brought by ex-School
Trustee Joseph p. Staunton for John j.
kerley against Mrs. Mary Monroe for S36
Tor rent due, q moCion WAS made by Az
torney William u. Salter. the ounse for
the defendant, for the quashing Of q
writ of attachment issued against
the chattels Of his client. Testi-
mony WAS taken to show that the de-
fendunt was neither nonresident nor m
ASCENDING debtor. The considered
the evidence very peculiar, but granted
the motion. The plaintiff was then adj
vieed to bring distress proceedings. In
the meantime u relative Of the defendant
removed the best portion OF her chattels
from the building.
The suit of August Schmidt against
the City of Bayoune for $50 for plans and
specifications for the new engine house of
Hudson Engine Company No. 3, and not
accepted. was begun. After an hour
spent in taking testimony the Court con-
tinued the case in order to permit the de-
PENDANT to procure evidence that the
plans were competitive.
Notes.
The storm did considerable damage.
Many trees were Town down, hot
houses destroyed and crops washed out.
A large limb from one of the trees fell
on Eighth street, frightening a team
OF horses. Florists were the worst
Sufferers.
y III seventeen-year-old daughter of
William Ryan, was terrible scalded yes
tArday afternoon at her home on Oak
stheet. She was carrying u tub of boil
inA water down the stairs, which broke,
Rhov nv 800 Al thA1R@ "Ro g w
ave herself from the shower of boiling
wateA Her screams OF agony brought
several people 10 her assistance, who did
all in their power to ease the pain. A
doctor was hastily summoned who treated
the sufferer aud pronounced her con-
ditlon serious.
The steam Yacht Countess left her
anchorage in New YORK. Bay, neal the
Bayonne Boat Clubs house. q couple of
days ago, i'll charge of Captain Edward
Van Bnskirk. bound for Albany, n. Y.
Those ON board were the owner aud cap
tain, Mr.. Van Buskirk. Mr.. E. H. BEN
nett, A. W. Booth, X. @. Annett and g.
e, Annett. AT Albany the party boarded
a train and proceeded to Montreal.
Among the games scheduled for tomor-
row on the diamonds in the vicinity are
The Observation-Disclosures against Viii
tons. at Lafayette; Meadows against
5nmmils, Eagles against Young Mets,3
New Jersey Athletic CLUB against Staten
Island Cricket Club, at West Brighton.
s. L.. and the Igoquois Athletic Club
against The PeeksHili Military Academy.
~ Peekskill. n. Y.
TOMORROW afternoon the Harlem
Cricket Club Will meet The eleven Of The