CITY INTELLIGENCE
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.


LAWYERS DIARY.-This Dav. December l.


COMMON PLEAs.-Par Mos 81 S, g. 81, ss. 5. 2, s.
es,44 lin.


WEDNESDAY, November 50.


Q. S. CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Thomp-
| son.


Josaph Svif Of Maine George ". Tyson. OF New
YoTk-1n 1876 the defendant accepted bill OF exchange
for 81 $40 80, which subsequently contested on tie
ground endorsed accepted in payment for
Maine lands but that consideration had been received,
the seller possessing title The carried from
this Circuit the SUPREME Court OF the L. and sent
back for trial Mr. A II. Dana counsel for defence read
affidavit from the Sheriff of Richmond county, stating
tha George W. Tysen, the defendant died Friday last
81 Staten Island. The affidavit objected by Hf
Fe<senden, counsel OF plaintiff who stated thai yssn had
been accused OF committing forgeries and supposed
had gene TO France, where he still resided day or two
since il stated for the first tm that he had been at
the house OF relative Staten Island and died there


Mr. F. said he bad heard OF similar instances before hos
Lloyd said have gone of and died abroad, hut ne
appears TO have 10 life again. The affidavit was orr
ginaIly written that Sheriff the body OF George y"
Tyson the con but the has been erased and the
document reads that The Sheriff the body IN lhe
coffin. The Sheriff ordered 10 be summoned before
Ibis Court with view giving affidavit, and The cause
ordered TO lie


lames Wood u.s. Wn. f. UnderhiH and Aschel II. Gsror
Action for violating patent or manufacturing brick the



ing Anthracite coal dust with the clay before preparing In
the proportion Of pecks OF coal TO 100 brick Bnt one
third OF the wood and the time required in making DITCH
compared with the old oe, ard the brick much harder
and OF edder, brighter color When the was called
the counsel for defendant tiss:rs Jordan and Rowieyl
were absent Mr.. r. appeared however Mr. ". Sill
man opening the case, and with great difficulty OBJ
tanned OF the Court 10 have the trial stayed III TO-
morrow, material witness being absent. Judge Thoait-
complained OF the raiienion shown 10 their cases by
the various counsel He remarked that he would call tn
Calendar 10 t1hursday) and all cases aCt ready
should 90 for the term,


On motion OF Mr.. a. D. Rusell the trial OF Mark Powell
indicted for stealing watch while the passage from
Charleston postponed, owing 10 the absence OF mate
rial Witnesses Several gentlemen from Charleston give
he prisoner Ia young mani excellent character and he
denies the charge made against him.


COURT OF COMMON FLEAs.-Benj. ~. SeiEas
.s Riea'd L. Morris and other-The brothers 5iorri,
handed Samuel B. Jackson note Of S4?1 for ;;n pur
pose of getlng dis ouned; falling do Jackson
peyed Wm B. Hart, who testiGes having obaiGe dis
count for from plaintiff Mr. Hart farther states he
$3.50 Mr.. Jackson by the hands OF Siephea Starp;
that Mr. j. would not receive that sum- and that Sharp
tained it himself Sharp now dead. M II on
animation, testified that he received from plaintiff FOR the
note $3.50 in money Sl00 in lottery tickets and $50 crei,
on an ola debt The present action is 10 recover the
amount of The note, which the defendants plead
OF consideration. The Court charged that the transaction
rsatye TO lottery tickets being against the law and the
Constitution OF this State tenders note connected With
void. We; dict for Netendants.


John F. Parr VS.. Jane. Pnr.-An action between two
brothers, bakers OF this city, 1t Si05 he
of purportus 10 be dated in s37. Tie de-
that the had been dated in 1885, but altered.
that il expired Ly the Statute of limitations; also, that
the defendant held an effect After estiuany, the plaintiff
submitted 10 nonsuL


McMiii, Hart-ln this CASE (auded to yeSerday,)
the Jury found for defendant.
POLICE OFFlcE.-SrEALISG AN OvERcoAT.-
Peter Widen arrested by officer Stephens, and
mitled for stealing an overcoai worth $l5 on the 26h n
from Edwin Street, No. 1872 Pea:tstreet
THEFT OF CAP.-Water Smith was arrested ana com
mitted for stealing fur cap worth ten shings from Ira
Todd, No. l94 Broadway.


CoReSEn's OFFIcE.-DEATH BY FAILING FROM
ScAFFoLD-On Saturday afternoon Francis Hem
VOL scafold erected around tie steepic
church i'll Egh.stree whence be accidentally fell TO the
ground from hight of 100 ieet He conveyed To the
Hospital, where he died ON Monday evcng Verdict ac
| cOrdingly.


DEATH FROM CLOTHES TAXING FRE.-Inques: on Taesday
evening, al No.l05 Seventhsrec on the body OF Caha
rne keegan native OF Ireland, aged p years. The de-
ceased the family OF Mr.. Livingston, the
Boomingdae Road, and The 18th inst. while taking
pan of IA, of the her clothes caught FIRE erveope
her in flames. The brother OF DIR Livingston, VINO was
in the kitchen seeing The blaze, out OF the apart
ment .lung The girl inside but she succeeded IN geng
into the washroon where she threw d water over
herself and rolling in the water thoroughly exungui>hcd
L
wllsre she died O'clock Tuesday. Verdict o' !,a
Jury, that she her death from wounds received
by her clothes taking h1e IN the Hifhen ol M LIVING
Livingston not worthy OF Cbr an or good sam
Tan in allowing the deceased IL be removed from his
dwelling.


ApoPLEXv-An inoues; at No i03 W1ter-street on the
the body Of julia Campbell, native OF Ireland, aged ~
years The Jury found that She died OF apoplexy


DEATH FROM observation-disclosures al the Bellevue Hes
pita the body of Joanna Koohve, native OF Ireland,
| aged 5S years. Verdict, died OF dysesiery.
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