CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Reported for The New-Y orL Tribune.


CIVIL. COURTS.
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In The Court of Common Pleas un ucton for
,l,,nder was brought By Alexander +. Willard
agains, David Baker tho damages placed a, a
hcuvv amount The pain,i hired OF dctendan,
store No. l3l Cha,ham-strcct, but removed his
stock of boots aud shoes JUS, pre.ions 10 the Isl,
Of August, md shut up the store. On receiving
possession some months before he had taken away
part of the counter and placed it in the cellar.
Mr.. Baker cn,lscd the store TO be broken open
Finding the stock gone and the counter missing,
Ir. placed bill on the door, Proclaiming Mr. Will
Iard TO be a thief and Offering reward to any
sa,rzsan who would give information of the goods
and where the stolen counter had been removed
to- He also went to persons that Mr.. Willard
had dealt with, and declared him to be n thief
The excuse was TINT he did no, know the counter
had been placed in the cellar. Verdict for plain
Iii 81 10 dnmn ocs and 6 cont. -cnsls