Common Pleas.
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Before Judge lngraham.


MARCH 3.-Hamilton PaIaer-ln this case, already
noticed the jury rendered verdict for plaintiff of 46 81
damages, and cents costs.


frederick Gser and Hsnrirta his Uis, John Cook
This action was brought to recover compensation for
services alleged have been rendered II appeared in
evidence that Mrs Getter father sent her to her sister,
Mrs Cook the latter agreeing to give % per month"; for
any services she might perform, and also send her to
school She continued with her sister some FIVE or six
years. and witness testified that he heard Mrs Cook
make arrangement with her. agreeing TO give her 81
per month As little Of this sum has been paid
actien brought by her and her husband 10 reco
YER For defence shown by the evidence of the
father that she provided with Clothes not used
servant; that when she sick the doctors bill
paid by defendants that in short she had received all that
her services WORTH and that she is still minor
her father is the only person who has right to those
wogas Verdict for defendant.


William Norris James Ferguson-.Assaun and Bat
ty-I appeared in evidence that sometime 10 January
last, while plaintiff was making some settlement in
store in Greenwich street defendant threw glass Of beer
in his face Defendant argued in exenuaton Of damages
that plaintiff had caused separation between him and
bi. wife, wrote scurrilous letters and other
wise annoyed him, and the counsel observed he
only served right. Scaled verdict this forenoon.


H. 8. Mckay and ]. D. Phillips for plaintiff.


II. BlNnt for defendant