¶1*201The court took the papers and held the motion under advisement a few days, when Jewett, Chief Judge, gave the decision, stating that " the court considered that the agreement entered into by the parties, did not amount to a submission of the cause to arbitration, and denied the motion with costs.
3 How. Pr. 198
Slocum v. Mosher
Decided January 15, 1848
New York Court of Appeals · decided 1848-01-15
This was amotion made by appellant to strike the cause from the calendar, with costs.—On the^-ground that the cause had been submitted to arbitration by an agreement in writing, signed by Joseph P. Mosher, one of the respondents, and Hiram Slocum for Joseph Slocum, the appellant.
Decided 1848-01-15