Assistant Justices Court-Fourth md sixth


Wards.
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Thomas Courtney u.s. Joseph Sykes.-Tm Immigrants and
Boarding IIouse Reepers.-This action of trover
brought by the plaintiff immigrant recently arrived
" the Virginia against his landlord Sykes, No 81 Pearl
reet for illegal detention Of his luggage. The de-
cnce set up board and lodging and this the
whole case turned On the part Of the plaintiff il was
outended and proved by several witnesses that he had
made specnl agreement with kes, at the of 3D.
erng l2J cents) for each bed and meal and also that
ne had rendered the amount due by such and
demanded his property On the part OF the defendant five
witnesses were Produced who sworc distinctly the
other hand that the agreement for Cd sterling each
neal and bed and the luggage to remain in the hands Of
The defendant as security for payment. The case
rongly contested on both sides and there being many
GLOW passengers Of the plaintiff whose property in
Ike manner detained by the defendant, on the
grounds. They filed the Court Room. awaiting the re.
'ut with the deepest anxiety pictured on their round
resh honest Irish faces The being given to the
nry, after five minutes they brought in verdict for
lantifs, damages $40, and cents costs. For plaintiff
r Casserly; for defendant, Mr. Wadsworth We under
and that tho defendant Sykes, consented to give up all
he property In his hands, being paid according to tho
ate contendch or by tho raiu,T in this case, and aE
irmcd by the jay.


q. :. Gir.uiY court.


Beivrc Judge Nelson.


July 2--Day Meyer-This tedious case closed this
day and was given to the jury, who will render sealed
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