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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

MONUMENT TO ANDREW C.. ScHEScK.-The men,
bers of Mutual Hook and Ladder Co. No. have
caused handsome monument To- be prepared in
memory of their late comrade, Andrew c. Schenck,
who lost his life at the Jennings fire while enleavorng
20 rescue some of his ellow-fremen from the ruins
The monument is column of white Italian marble
ten feet in hight. On the corners are cut inverted
torches and a coil of hose fire-cap and trumpet
form tie apex of the work On the right side of the
column q fretruck is sculptured and on the other
side is cut the arms of the 9Th Regiment National
Guard-the 2d Company of which he was a member
and the words "Our lost comrade.' In front is the
following inscriptions:
This monument is erected by the members of Mutual Hook
end Ladder Co. No tribute Of affect onae remembrance
of our late brother fireman and Ex.foreman ANDREW C.
ScHFScY life lost while in the discharge Of his duty
as member of the Company and his humane efforts
bis brother remen the burning ruins Of the store No 5
Broadway the night OF the 18th Of April, 1854
The monument is an eloquent tribute to the deceased
fireman, whose memory is revered and his untimely
fate depored by all who enjoyed the pleasure of his
acquaintance. 1t will be erected a few days hence
over his grave in Greenwood.
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Claim 10 yacate mortgage of 81 200 and lntercs
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-Jvsg 6-Bsfore Judge
S1UAEr.

Carl Buschman, German, was tried and acquitted
OF having tho 18th October sst stolen breastpn &c val
ued $50. The properly belonged TO A. Vos OF No ID Hes
sccompce Jury thnkos it would not be safe convict on
such testimony according rendered verde; of Not Guilty
Mors knesbury charss d with having in the month Of
MeIeh burgaousy entered the store OF Mr. Amid and
stealing heefrom goods the value Of 800 The accuse
wien arrested had TWO pieces c. the goods in his possession
The Jury this gave verdict Of acquit.a and the ac
cused Discharged.
The Court adjourned for the day thcrs being other
cases ready for trial.
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couRT cALRyDAR-rH,s DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr.--Nos. 500, 345, 81, TO- III, 335,
ss SCI $40 OIL 1884, $50 $50 800 9s6 s2s, zoos 9ss l00 lol
2i6 28 Sl zs6l sell sS2 27 45 CO. 72 l0li 1915 to 1919
lC3l, lC2i 1876 lCz8 $50. s57, loc5i, 4o5, 3t8 99
CIBcUIT CouRT.-Part |. Before Judge Roosevelt -
Nos S So 81 42 49, A to H. Az, ls, 40, 50, 81. Part H.
Before Judge Cerse Nos 1874 s95 49, 2 1928 1886 1851 1885,
1874 1852, s97i 1898, 2Cl2 2C35, 6i9 1873
Common ILEAs-Pnrt III. Nos, ILL., SIS to 325,
75iI Part Friday Nos no. 49, $685. So s05 sli 1884,
L. =. DIsTEIcT CoURr.-Nos to IL.
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fAdvertisemeutl

THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
Dr. JOIN BULLS is tho esctual Purfyer
Of and all the .scretions Of the human system Our
eminent PHI pronounce il to DO unsq sled Tonic
Hed Inc Of the Bile BY change of
Sickness at the Stomach want Of Appetite, Heellehe Dsz
IIdire ton Dypo psia and Liver Complaints Sold
Dr. JoHN BULLS Principal Office No. Courtanlt-st,
Broadway. Price in quart bottles 81 each six
h for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

Music AT TIE REDUCED PRlCES.-ll0RACE
WATERS No. 3 Broadway Continues mako immense sales
OF poI Music from hi, extensive catalogue AZ the re-
Guced Ilicc- AID daily receiving telling IN ms oppoE
lion 10 the great He also sails T. Gilbert Co.'S
HaIlet Cumsnn's, Woodward BROWNE Jacob Cnio ger
irg and Horace Water celebrated PIANOS and those oother
Boston and Newiork makers at prices which DEFY corpe
ton. In the immense found nj his great establish
be the elegant eco PIANO OF his Manufacture
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ADVERTISEMENT
To AGILE SUFFERERs.-Take no more Arsenic,

Tonics Mercury Qunine Febrfuges Strychnne AnPer
any kind The well known inef Of these noJous
posous proves be the offspring either of false medical
irncipe. OF of rnerccnary quacks The acumlave
phe poison Malaria the f which the remedy
the sutidoe which neutral q H. Take this and
hoalh See the advertisement Of RHoDEs FEVER
aNDA
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The Board of Aldermen adopted a resolution last
evening calling upon the Police Commissioners to dis
miss from the Department Policeman John Nelson of
the Eleventh District for not attempting to arrest
OKeefe, who wade the cowsrdy assault on Aid
Briggs in the City Hall the evening previous.
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We call the attention of our readers to Carson
League meeting this evening in Continental Hall, cor.
of Eghth-av. and Thirty-fourth-st to BIO addressed
by Mayor Hall of Brooklyn, X. n. Havens, Esq, and
the Rev. Sidney A. Corey. Mayor Wood has beon
invited to be present.
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tAdyeitisement.l

deshed persons BARNUNs BABY SHOW yesterday Such
crowd before Witnessed The mot beaunl chase,
interesting exhibition Of lovely inaucy the word
has Yet To-Day all the Prize Battles those between
snd oil the Twins Trplet &C. viii be upon the plat
form. which will be raised 70 ahrd al chance 70 see
thCm M FowLER'S ADDREss a. r. NJ. Performance AZ i
O'Clock THIS Morning; . r. NJ end att IHrS EVENING
besides No charge for The extra attractions
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CITY ITEMS.

observation-disclosures Theater will be open tonight
for the benefit of Mr.. b. q. ham, doorkeeper of that
establishment. The bill gives promise of an unusually
good eneItainmnnt and aside from all other consider
alton entities the recipient to a substantial benefit
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fAdyertisemen..l
The great inbalino remedy for Asthma COnsump

ton and ell diseases Throat and Lungs Dr. Cczri5s
hYcrANs Thousands have been restored 10 health hs past
ve,r BIZ Hygana Principal Once, No 3iJ Broadw az and
sold by G. Ii. RING, No. 1872 Broadway fco only ~ Pack
zee Dr. will be at the Office daily from ~ g. O'Clock
where he may Is consulted free of charge
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ADVERTISEMENT.
RooT takes perfect Pictures in all weather.

Poor take. real life size ,tograph- 90 cauvss.
Rocr's Pho'ogrs phs Of all sizes are unsurpassed-
RooT's Gallery is easy Of access.
Roor is ct No 5s5 Broadway, OF Franklin-st.
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The Phrenolocical Cabinet Of FOWLER and

WELLS No. SO Broadway contains Thousands Of Bus and
CASTE from the heads OF the distinguished men that evsr
lived Also Skulls human and ANIMAL from a, quarters Of the
sobe-rcudins IL, II an Murnmes Pses Robbers Murder
and Thieves. Also, Paintings sni Dfa"ns OF
celebrated sdyiduss living and decd Museums always free
visitors Examinations with Chars aud written descriptions
Of character when desTed Private for gentlemen and
ladies at No. 5CS Broadway.
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stunned or killed. lie WIS followed by Mrs r., wac
found him standing in the well, but be fell. II
was some time before they could be drown ont, and
not til long offer life has fed. The elder brother
leaves m interesting family, and the younger was to
be married tie succeeding day"
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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1855.
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE ssD Loss or LIFE.-At about O'Clock We'd
nescay morning Gre broke cut in the wooden building q me
q Proltct and owned by r. C. sac)t ana
occupied by John Hani grocery and boarding the
upper part Of which Destroyed name John * l.
lev carpenter " trade sbou age who boarde in
tie house severely burned in his bed thai he died short
time rarward. Ee have been married this evening
Justice Bedford held inquest upon bis rem linA
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TIE death Of Mr.. Isaac Dsvis said to have been
caused by injuries received the Camden and Amboy Road
fund BY examination TO have been caused BY
irsn nation Il the bowe prodnced BY Of
vegetable matter He had ahes aud drank three
OF ice water before be taken SICK and the msdcae
be tick 20 remove them seemed only irtate The bowels
Newark Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

Atameeting of the Yacht Club on Tuesday morning
VIM. Edgar, late Vice Commodore, was elected Com
modore, and Edwin A. Stevens elected Vice-Com-
modore.
For PoRTLAND.-The steamer Caledonia, the pio-
neer of the new line TO Portland sailed from this port
on Tuesday afternoon.
For CALroRNIA.-The steamships George Law, for
Aspinwall and Star of the West, for San Juan, with
passengers for California, sailed ON Tuesday.
DIsAsTERs.-As the Hamilton-av. Ferryboat Mon
taguo crossing from New-Ycrk to Brooklyn the
propeller Wamsutta, hence for New-Bedford, ran into
Der, carrying away the formers wheel, damaging the
cabin &c.
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TAdvertiseIDen'.l
DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY

ComPLAfNIs-WoLFE's ScHEIDAA AROMATIC ScHsAP7s Is
Prescribed with in the above complaint by the
best medical practitioners this country Put quart and
pint For se by a the respectable druggists in the
United States. Soic importer.
UDOLPHo WOLFE
Nos IL, - and p Beaversf., NeY-Iork,
No. p South Front-ft., Philadelphia.
The ScHSAPps TncluTe of Juniper distilled
by the proIretor scheda Holland, expressly for medical
uAe
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o. 253 Water-st., have

GOODWIN & CORT, No. 2o5 Water-st, nave
perfect ed unique RANGE, intended especially for
private fsmi- It's beauty OF design, csmpao, form, many
culinary and small commend as hs mos!
economical Range devised for the comfort aud
convenience of housekeepers during the Summer season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

The PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS are beautlful,
LEES than the Dsguerreot-pe being six times larger al
oily Art economical introduced at the Pc
tune Factory Of NEwYoRK PICTURE Co.. 20 Broadway
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Advertisement
UorsF- FURNISHING GOODs.-JANEs, BEEBE u

Co BroadwsyRchS Silver Plated Ware, Tea Sets, Trays
spoons Forks Casters Pitchers and Gobets Britannia Goods
ispsnned Tea Trays ivory Table Cutlery, feather Dusters
Brushes &c Kitchen Furniture; Reigerstors al the approved
kinds and Cooking Utensils for BEEsEs and other Ranges
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TAiyertisement
JUNE, IS55.-Check Marselles suits, 81 80
fAdverfisementI

Zorhyr Cashmere suits : TO- Jane suits > % ans 81 ish'
iorable double breasted Cloth Goats, SO, &c. II
EvAss's Clothing Warehouse Nos u and So Fnlton-st
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

PocEET PIcETD.-A gentleman who accompanied
military company Hoboken yesterday sncurion
had bis poete picked q sSc which IN Of hs vest
rocke;s he did not succeed II discovering the thief
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sUPREME COURT-Jvss ESPECIAL TEaN-Before
Judge ROOSEVELT.
DFCIsIOS.
James Birch sst. Adams 4 Co.


Plaintiff obtained judgment against Mr.. Adams OF
tl City fer about 60 claiming that he general part
the house of Adams Co Of San francisco, aud babe for
his Claim. Motion Is made aside the Judgment beng
denied thst M A such partner The udgo considers from
the evidence that he general partner Motion denied
Nah Boyd sgt orrin b. Judd and Elizabeth Judd, Adx
OF Epenetus {. Gray.
Claim 10 vacate mortgage of 81, 200 and interest on
property No % Boome and prohibit foreclosure on the
ground uury Mr. Gray (sho died I'm Decembsr 1851 an
bis wicow married Mr. Judd in l85i having Is ailesed ia
November osned Edwd. Faiconer ~ go aud took tor II in
return notes for 81 zee and subsequently the bond and mort
question The Court said that plaintiff when ne bought
Fslcorer knew that the existed The saute gives
right contest 20 and the Dor
Fslconel made complaint Demurrer allowed and
bill dismissed with costs.
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La " NIELLIGENCE.
CASE OF MEssRs. KINNEY AND FABENS.

CASE OF MESSRS. KINNEY AND FABENS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-JvsE S-Before
TIE United State. ss Henry L. Kinney and 10. w F.bsn,
Tuesday being the day on which COL Kinney had
given bis recognizance to appear for trial on the ndc
ment against him. and he not having done So he was
re-aesed in the afternoon by the United States Mar
shall. His counsel stated that supposing the trial
would not be called till Wednesday the cause Of
bis not appearing on Tuesday. On application 10
Judge Bets, at his house the recognizance
tinued.
Tie Distlict-Atorney called on the trial this fore
noon.
Mr. Eager moved to quash the indictment because
Il does not alege that the time when the military
expedition is alc gcd to have been set on foot by the
defendants the United States were at peace with the
Rel ublic of Mica aqua.
Mr. Van Buren, and Dir. o. Hoffman, argued on the
sane side in support of the motion.
The Di-tict-Atorney opposed.
Judge Bets said the point made Is essentially
verbal one and relates to the import and application
Of tie present verb are, employed in the act of Con-
eress and in the indictment. The defendants insist it
must be understood TO relate TO the day the Indictment
serted and then there charge that when the de-
the supposed the United States and
Ncassua were AZ peace, .
In cness Of pech the word would stand Connected with
the day the statute 81 years before the time
charged to have been committed Most pspaby
this cou be the sense IN which Congress Ned IT, ia sta
ute designed guard agnst and restrain future bslh9eren
scs ard the Courts acc dnsy always understood Il s having
the being ihai Is thu period which tho
rofed voG tor Of neutrality occurs
There could e greater violence OF conjunction IN under
siudinr the Grand JaTy have used II IN the
and thar they did not design 70 iut IT, meaning 10 the day her
en made Two radical principles enter into hs
consideration aud effect Of indictments for mdemeanor in the
Courts ofthe United States The first is that they being merely
statutory oense is necessary indictments 70 set them
in he technical language OF he criminal law but It sum
cent describe the oens in the language Of the statutes
a them The other principle Of general application
that the day forth in the Indictment as the ne winch
the oaene committed Is not material aud need MOI .,
proved aid Il is sufficient to prove any other time anterior
finding the bill Accordingly In hi. the presenta
til not limited the 2s Of April but state from the
DONE the 7h the last the first other period
wi hin the statute Of limitations think therefore, the fault
Of pleading this instance matter OF substance IL s
formal only the jury trial could gay under this in
dcmtn, ud the defendants guilty they the oenss
al any time that particular day when the United
Nicaragua peace Motion to qaash the IN
detmeut denied.
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[Advertisemsnt.l
To OWNERS OF TENANT-HOusEs AND House.

received invoice of heavy seasoned or
CLOTHS high c0i0rs in feet wde a. Al
square yard. bargains WM. Rows, No. H9 Hudson ST.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

REGATTA OF THE NEw-YoRX YACHT CLUB.-The
following entries have been made for the Regatta OF
the above Ciub, which takes place to-day, to start
G.
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fAdvcrtisenent.I
[Ad-srtissmeni.I

ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement OF
GEORGE r. NEsHITT Co.. first paso-arss column
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TIE CouRTs-The Circuit Court before Judge
Rockwell viii tits morning and take up the Calendar
which ranges from Nos 10 to ~ inclusive -
The Calendar in the CRY Court for thus dsJ embraces NOS
N. Il. 10. Is, l9. a. =. > and ..
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BROOKL YN IIlEIMS.

The SALARY or THE BRO0KLYS CITY JuDGE.-lt
beng commended in some quarters that the office oil
City Judge is vacant, the matter was brought before
II Board of Supervisors some few weeks since when
Csoluion was offered by Supervisor Bergen, to the
eject that the Office was vacant and directing the
County Treasurer lot 10 pay the salary OF Judge Iu-
vr from the ls of Nav last The resolution laid
upon the table at that time. The subject was taken
up at a meeting of the Board on tuesday, when su-
pery Bergen related tie welnown history OF the
Judgeehip, and contended that Mr.. Culver was not
now Judge of the City Court, the term for which Le
was appointed by the Common Council to MI the va
cancy oocasonod by the resignation of Judge Green
wood having expired upon the list OF May.
Supervisor Fen'on coniended that the Judge was
bound by the Constitution 10 hold over ulil some one
was appointed to I'll his place. and moved in definite
posponenent of the subject, which was lost.
Supervisor ALLEN moved substitute to the effect
that the Board sue out mandamus 10 Dust the Judge
iICm his seat and said that would settle the question;
but if refusal 10 pay the salary decided upon, ne
would recover, and tie main question be unsettled.
Tie substitute Yves LOST.
The CHAIR stated that the Judge had been notified
10y The Secretary Of State that be was n h IN holding
Lis Office till claimant appeared for IT, when the ques-
ton could he tiled.
Tie vote was then taken on the resolution to with
hold tie salary, ano it earned by IA leas to
Nays.
PARADK-The American Volunteers, Capt. Morgan,
intended as the pioneer company Of The new regiment wnn
They the regulation cap with blue coats and white TIM
minsS-
VASRAyrs-Tbe Board Of Supervisors al their l.st
meeting passed resolution 9uestnz magistrates Of the Cy
commit al adult the Penitenterg
stead ofhe House heretofore thai they % pus
TO labor during the tern Of ;heis confinement
SCHOOLS OF THE EASTERN DIsTRIcT.-The amount
q required for port the schools ths Eastern
District Tor heen months. Feb iss Is estimated a.
$52efs H.
TIE CorRTs--The Circuit Court before Judge
Rockwell will tits morning and take up the Caendss
which ranges from Nos 10 to ~ inclusive.
The Calendar in the CRY Cou for this day embraces Nos
lt, IA. l6 R 10. u, q, . and Is.
THE CRY CouRT.-The apartments in the City
Hall occupied by the City Court have rseenty been essned ana
esreted present and comfortable spPesf
spoe There every prospect that large amount Of criminal
business wiz In this Court sfs the sonneat
Of the 0raadJury which u new N scstsa
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Advertisement.
ND DECORATIVE PAPRg-HANGISGS.-

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE GAPEe-HANUiNGS.-
PRATT HARDESBERGb Manufacturers and Importers, No 81
Broadway between Leonard and fankEsts invite attention
10 he extensive stock which /, unsurpassed by any in t
country Faithful and accomplished woken sent 70 part
~ city country short notice. and their work w.sn
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SCHOOLS OF THE EASTERN DIsTRIcT.-The amour
of moneys required port Of the schools The Easter
District Tor hteen months up Feb i5s, estimated
$52,Sfs IL.
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THE CRY CorRr.-The apartments in the City
Hall occupied BY the City Court recently been ssned and
osreted and pcw present very and comfortable appear
snee There every prospect that large amount Of criminal
business VIII be In this Court ssf ne
Of The 0raad.Juy which u N scsisa.
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CArTURE OF ALLEGED FUGITVEs PROM JUSTICE
On Monday night eight head Of fat beefcae valued at Se
stolen from Col Morris living in Morsans Wesiehes
County. A the cattle missed M Morris re-
the Capt Porter Of the Twelfth Ward and go
beed bis aid In assisting their They were tr.cea
City and Capt Porter and Lieut. Grove accompanied
policemen succeeded IN hndns the Of hve
OF the cattle In slaughter houss nthe Seventeenth Ward
The seizsd the Of the traced 20
Wnismsburgh With the assistance Of Capt Hart OF the
Seventeenth Patrol District the Twelh Wad Police arrested
the Station House sad locked thence 70
weschessr County await examination before the proper
authorities
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Advert ernentl
BLaKE's PATENT FRR-PRooF PANT, No. 1l9
fe,ri-st-See under head Of PGnts-
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Wiug Ellison OCT. the NewYork and Erie Railroad Conpiny
THIS action is brought against the defendants as
esres to damages under the following state
the oh day of Nov last palntiGs at Rochester shipped
NesyYork preparing Buffalo, Corning and NewYork Rail
rosd Co. the whole freight and iaking this receipt
TO Buffalo Corning and n. Y. R. R. Co......Dr
transportation from Rochester to Newfork IN bills
Rsssiy:i PAYMENT blossom Agent %
York Railroad point defendants 0d AMI By them CON
yeyed to Newioik arriving Permon Friday pee where
,hsy IenSlnda un'n the following 'D"''1
That in of the delay at Pierpont potatoes
ffeze rendering them vaueess arriving in NewYork
Nj Eaton, defendants COUNSEL moved t non,at on the
ceve from them the potatoes carry but from the Buffalo and
Coming Road that the Of int, wholly with the
Buia Coming and New-fork Railroad Company and that
acted ouy the agents OF tbs Buffalo, Corn
end Newyok Company in the and as such are
lab and hence that the PLAINTIFF have any csase OF ac
ton fer he los OF the potatoes 1t Is the Bufao Corning
NeYos Railroad Company and not against these defend
ants there being priority OF contract between the painh'
IT, notion wa, deniedhe Court holding that those defend
liable common ederihey eeeyea hs property
SUCH and having done so are accountable 70 owners 10:
their good That uIir the Circumstance the contrae
between the Eufslo Company an Ne" YORK hfoai Com
psny md e plaintiffs IN contemplation OF Ia" contract
between plaintiff and defendants.
The Court the substantial parties in interest with
avoid ccuy o action saving at the sans time 70 the
defendants all the belonging them the IL sus
bed brought Of Buffalo Company an Newfork
Railroad COMPANY. Cause to BE- continued
JuNr 4-DeLns Sullivan The Firsi and secondayenao
Railroad Company.
BmDsALL, J.-Ths action Is brought to recover
daase. services of plaintiff aul OF
rrocune medical si by Of Injuries sustained through
the neg gencc Of the defendants running over him.
tppersd that boy II years OF that IN October last
while Of crossing DOyert corner Of South the car
knocked lin down wheels passing over both feet
above the that The car was going unusually fst not
Sticking willie turning curve. .
The physician attending the boy testified that his feet were
co1IecIy maned snd pieces; shat boy has been
fined s requiring medical attendance and that
$50 would be very reasonable compensation for the services
OF the phycs. II shown that the boys services
worth ~ 70 per wees.
The Court judgment for plaintiff for 800 with OIL a.
nd Loot