Common Pleas.
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before Judge InSr1nan.


JUNE l9.-Psppicfan Fount0in-This case was tried
before The plaintiff is foreigner and the defendant
Sheris officer In 1874, It appeared, the Faintif
absconded from England with some four five thousand
dollars worth Of property in his possession HIS father
notified the IT, s. District Attorney the proper ofcer In
the United States of the affair. The officer had the son
arrested with hundred soveregns in his possession
which he claimed to keep his expenses Mr.. Watson
Clerk the U. s. District Attorney discovering the
to be too large offered to pay reasonable sum II
defendant would pay the balance This was re-
fused and suit brought to recover Verdict for
plaintiff, $s4 Is.


Dorning vs. Parsons.--This action of trover
The plaintiff formerly kept drug store Of Bowery
and 10th sree Some time in the spring Of 1874 ne mort
gagged all the contents of the store except the medicines
that all hebottles &C., and not the contents This mort
gage regularly orecosed and the goods purchased
in by Were ID. Parsons The mortgager w. ID. Parsons,
some time after this sold the goods to the defendant in
this suit After the sale. the plaintiff called the de-
endant and demanded of him the of Sl63 for the
dicnes in the bottles in the store The defendant insisted
that he purchased the contents of store and knew nothing
the reservation Of the medicines and refused to pay
the demand. Hence this suit Verdict Tor defendant
For plaintiff, French and Shepard for defendant, NC
Keon and Mccarthy.