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Before the. Fourth and Sith Ward Justice


APRIL l0-Wipins of an old Score by Lao "A suit was
brought in this Court this morning. by Mr. Williams
against Albert Warner, for the recovery of the
$40. being balance due plaintiff for the board OF
deiendants wife prior to her emerging from nsidedhood
and becoming Mrs. Warner.


THOMAS WARNER appeared on behalf Of tho plaintiff
v no was i'll, aud Mr. Cook for defendant.


Plaintiffs counsel called the Rev Geo Benedict pastor
OF one OF the Baptist churches who that the 2h
Of July last he married open church. Margaret Jones
to Albert Warner, and that he had the parties
before since


Mrs BURNS testified that she kept sort Of boarding
regular boarding house. but that she kept few boarders
ana that Margaret Jones boarded with her the
ngly moderate charge OF twelve shlngs per week Wit.
ness was present at her marriage with Albert Warner
country Mr. Warner used to come to the house TO see
Miss Margaret and she used to sfectonately call him
Charley, and some times AL, and informed witness that
he wns going to marry her. and had been engaged
twelve MONTH Witness presumed to call the gen.
temsn Charley but always designated him by that more
formal title Of Mr.. Warner.


Miss LOUISA BENEDICT testified that she knew MISS
Jones that was Mrs Warner that is and Mr. W.; that
year ago last July She os had heard him called Char
ley and AL. but never MIR. Warner


Mr Cook, by way OF doing up his case brown asked
Miss B. what board Miss Jones used &c pay to which the
witness replied sl0 whereupon the Judge opened his
eyes and noted down the figures The psintiG counsel
rested his and Mr. Cook with his elbow on The desk
said he rested too whereupon the Judge said enquring
y Then you both r. 70 which both gentlemen re-
turned distinct affirmative Mr.. Cook, however was OF
opinion that the plaintiff had sufficiently established
the fact that the Margaret Jones that boarded with Mrs
Wilams was the vile OF Mr. Warner the defendant but
the Judge said was for him to dsprove it, and quietly
wrote something upon slip of paper and handed to
ths clerk whereupon Mr.. Cock walked round the table
and said, what 10 1t 70 to which the clerk REPLIED
Judgment for plaintiff $l9r and looked through his
spectacles at Mr. Cook. All the parties then lett the
court