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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
PUBLIC M-EEZZNG,&.
BOARD OF ALDERMAN.


The Board of Aldermen met last evening, Presiden
PICK IN the Chair.
Mr.. CORNELL moved that the Committee on Finance
be discharged from the consideration Of further ssu
of Central Park l$25O,OOO as the paper was passed
Informally BY the Board of Councilmen, not having
been advertised according to law. Carried.
The President APPOINTED as a Committee to attend
the Sanitary and Quarantine Convention at Boston,
Messrs. Starr, Cornell, Genet, Boole, Farley Platt
and Brady.
TIE Street Commissioner communicated that the
Tompkps Market WISE Rn ply strong for iw purpose
but recommended that he be authorized to give sdd
tonA backing TO the brick piers supporting the trusses
to the Of So 300 without the trouble OF contract
He WA 20 authorized.
The Committee communisst a certified copy OF the
net authorizing the Board Of Supervisors to raise this
years tax. Also q copy of the act authorizing loan
20 extend the Croton water works.
Mr.. FARLEY offered the following resolution:
osed Thst the thanks Of this rendered sena
tiers Kelly Msnierre the able in which tLey de-
Tended the rights Of this city during the last session Of the Legs
lature-
Mr.. GENET submit we should not be too excu-
rive. move to strike out these names and insert,
"tboee members Of this city who have 90 ably de.
fenced the rights Of the city during the last session OF
the Legislature" Carried.
Mr.. BRADI-I move TO insert Mr.. Boole.
Mr.. BOoLK-If you don't withdraw, III movs TO Lay
it on she table.
Mr.. BRADY-Withdraw It.
Mr. STARR moved TO thank the Legislature for not
abolishing the eallows until the balance were hung.
The resolution was passed after oelng amendeo 30 s
10 include members Of the Legislature throughout the
State.
report on the new emigrsnt establishment from
the Board Of Councilman, was referred to Special
Cemmit ee.
A Special Committee Of Five was ordered TO CO.
operae with the Counclmanic Committee inbghowlng
I'D ths city to the Japanese Embassy.
The resolution approprstng $5 OOo for that purpose
was laid over.
The Committee on Arts and Sciences reported in
favor Of paying Mr. w. g. Hubbard $4,000 for his
duplicate copy Of Houdins statue Of Washington.
Laid ever.
Mr. BooLE asked leave 10 withdraw resolution
offered BY him. reducing the salary Of the First Auditor
In the Controllers Department, Mr.. Price from So 800
TO $1,000. When he offered that resolution, ne sup
posed that he at Albany at work against the in
feIe sts OF the city. lie hsd since been up there him
Eef and knew that he there in the interests Of
the city.
The City Inspector communicated this statement Of
his expenditures for the quarter ending March 81 1860;
Salaries.
(losDirg Streets It'USt VI
Markete....... WV
CcbtiugenCteG. o,fOt -
Abatement Of NuisaDees.. ~ ~
Ordered on file The Board, after unimportant
b0sipess adjourned TO meet on Monday.
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THE NEW TRADE-SALE RooMs.-Messrs. Bangs,
Merwip g. Co are now fairly established in their new
and beautiful rooms the second floor OF the Irving
Building, Nos. 594 and 500 Broadway. On Tuesday
evening, they commenced business in their new loca-
ton, Offering a catalogue Of aud curious works,
the tsle of which has continued nightly SINCE and will
be concluded this evening. One hundred and twenty
five books on Free Masonry, including books in Ger
man. French and English will be sold tonight. The
rooms of Messrs. Bangs, Merwn & Co. are over 2OO
feet deep, aud well fitted in every way for the accom-
mediation Of buyers.
Mr.. CHARLES +. Norton, the widely known agent for
libraries has also changed his quarters by moving from
bis rooms, No 346 Broadway TO the Irving Building.
Here he has taken large and weGghted front room,
which promises to be as iayorie oungng'place for
literary men, rs was bis little Office over the Appletons
store. Hwashington Irving himself were now alive,
be could not fail TO enjoy stroll through the edihce
which bears his name and which bids fair to be entire
ly devoted to literature and art
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TIE SUNDAY LAw.-An act to preserve the public
peace and order on the first day Of the week. common
ly called Sunday.
The People Of the State Of Hes YORK; repTeseH'sd oena"
and Aisenbiy, do enact "a tototcs: -.
sFcrIox II shall be lawful to exhibit on the hrst day
week commonly called Sunday 70 the public IN any Ou
ing garden around other room OF place VIII
in the City County Of New York. interude asedy
comedy opera ballet play farce negro mihstrey negro
other dancing any other entertainment OF the stage or any
part or parts therein any equestrian circus or per
onsnee any Performance Of ugers acrooas OF rope
dancing =, :, AZ.
SEC p Any person offending against the provisions OF nus
law every aiding in such exhibition by ayste
otherwise end owner OF lessee OF any
ground garden concert room or other room OF Pss
hs lease let the for the purpose any 1ce exo
billion or performance assent thss the sane De used
such ha be used for such purpose au De
guilty Of misdemesnor and In addition to the punhmens
therefor provided by shall be subjected 20 penalty Oh SSvo
which per atty the Society for the Reformation oil Juvenile De
nquens In city hereby authorised In the name OF we
people OF bis State prosecute for and recover M ne
use Of said Society In addition to which every uch
OF perorma1c shell Of itself forfeit yacsie and annu and rem
der effect license which shall have been pre-
viousy obtained by proprietor owner OF lessee
eoDsenBs causing or or letting any part Of Ooo
SIC 3 This act shall take effect immediately
ais law passed and signed by the Governor Aprl H.
1860.
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COURT CALEEDAR-THIs DAT. -.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIT.-ParI lover and Ter
miner Part IItsbort csuseslNo. soss 1907 4os2 4oSa
471, 19G, 1896 249 2i6 2s6I Ss5l ls1S Sail 4I S559
1888 ans ans 4 36o AGO. 1882 BOIL, 1906 2s4I, 4l9b
4le3 4278, S75 221l $50, 1903, 1895, 1896. - -
SuPRENK CONVERSATIONAL TERM.-Nos. 100, 1Sl
Iss 1882 49, ls lss g. lS6, 1885, 49, ST. liS lSs l's To-
l42, I67, III, 26, los. ~ ,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part L-Adjourped TIL the fret
Monday May Part HNos z73, 49, 1913, 49, 45s, 49,
40 4Gl Acc. 49, 312. 80 - -
KIsGs CoUSTr CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. l6, az, u, a.
H. ], is, On, g.. - -r
BRooKLYN CRY CoyRT-Nos IS, SO, So 81, So
s. 80, Ie, "a. 90, "a, 7,e, 8, 6, "a, O. Il, r,@
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PRESENTATION TO MANHATTAN EsGIEE COMPANY
No. Son the night of January %, when The Ledger
Office and various warehouses and printing estab
Hsbments were destroyed by the Ann.strcet fire. ii
viii be remembered that the eonfagratios extended
rearwaoy TO Fulton street. aud the stock in the large
booktindipg Establishment OF MesEs. Il. Walker &
Sons aaved from serous damage only by ths most
strenuous exeItions the part CT Manhattan Engine
Co. No. 8. The firm in question, expression OF
their obligations TO thSt Company, have prepared
msenihcenty bound copy of the Bible for presentation
10 lie members, spsring neither time nor expense 70
execute one Of the mott remarkable specimens W
American binding jet produced. Without ana WYNN
II is covered with elaborate iiluminatons, aPproPris"
dstigns ard legends, including fac Si~iis Oh 'n'
Coupsny's engine, and other tasteful ofnameluAuoh'
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shawbeniesl cheap strawberries here they go!
Straw berries have come; where they come from we
don't know, but here they are. Here, in the City Of
New.York, on the 18th day Of April, 1860, they are
exhibited for sale in any desirable guam ties in the
Broadway confectionery windows, at 81 cents oas'
ket; not large baskets is true, but about the ordi
nary eizs; or in tin pals supposed by courtesy to bold
two quarts and in reality three small pints, labeled
"$2 each" "Wait little longer"
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

DARING ROBBERY IN JERSEY CITr.-About 9
O'Clock Wednesday night two men called at the house
of John +. c. Theslsmsn, % Essex st. and while one
kept the servant girl engaged in conversation at the
front door, the otner entered the basement door,
and stole the following articles: One fish knife,
marked j. t. valued at so; one pie knife, 81 sauce
lcle So gravy ladle 81 six table spoons slOi table
spoon marked j. IT, s.; four teaspoons marked j. T.,
s.; four do s.; six forks marked j. T., $40;
mustard spoon, 81 5O salt spoon, 81. Total $77 So
The ssms persona it is supposed, entered the base
ment through the rear door of Alexander Smith, No
l2S Grove street about half hour later, and took
one dozen teaspoons, marked s NTH small fork,
mar ed Lizzie. Total value $l4.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERn-APRIL l9-Befose Ju
hce MOSCRTKP
Little agt. Duncan.-Case settled

COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNs-APEL l9.-Bsiou Re
eoT6eT BARSrRD.
UlIich Marx, tried and Convicted yesterday OF re-
ceivng stolen goods to-day enLced 10 the oAe frsono
two years ~ -, -. A., =, u. n
HSwIirs indicted for enbsz1nE $40 belonging
Overland Mall Company be brought and disposed Of toe
bail 6Ied in his beins sSo ~heh largo that he
bad been unable to raise H. The Va, not
qulshed unless the to csl suit IL now
pendiDs saint saTiin, on snoth.r sda, IN N.
Tons for day for peeeons to appes witness before
BeDisnn Taylor chimney wast'ied and eonvcsd
Of sng an assault win "a "oon 70 40 @
Of March cutting him severely IN the Left temple De Wa
sentenced to The State Prison for t~o years o,c.
residents Of Worth street the nan rag picker AID the won
ashwsy robbery upon John Mono the 6h Of April See
be onTo) navigating through TIE oI hs
MCnro while Eliza Brown Hed his pockets Of a. Thompson
aIsgned pesdsd guilty and was sent 10 the Peni''nAy
John Jones shoemaker who ls the .ho.mskss last
deal street stand in PsE street cd guilty Of
an attempt Eand larceny having stolen bor oil religious
b.oI worth so from KDleys Express wagons while
The driver had stepped into The house k - bToome .os
Edwin AlAe him entering ball door In Broad"syto
seeIete IL. ne vs. sen' 70 we ,Sd Sty o ,saau and
battery beipg in cted for mayhem in biting o6 with male.
srehousht" the OF VIM san ue Walton on the Gu Of
JACOB Merritt va, put iris charged with windsus the
sheets on the Oth Of October last by pana upon them
forced shecl in Pyn spt Tor some Ses. and
the defer that be vas employed 20 dehef ihs ee, eaa
The IN when S be- f,esvsd a. The pefp
OF the forgery and imposition up TIE defendant vas
oIsered Ii. articles under the Craig witness named
Powell testified that be saw GOODWIN Inc man VINO otdsfed
that Rs ss.in FswH.,en depot s'iysIins
ne 70 sS5 70 Nov bs. he was smother
looking very much like Goodwin whom the prosecution con
with the The verde, did not !ran'prs until
late hour
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,csu,Ioped the names OF Bernard Kelly and d. Y.
Msrierre a. entitled 10 the thanks Of the Com non
Council. The paper wss oonoHred IN
The resolution 10 appropriate $4,000 10 defray the
expenses of the Special Committee 70 the Sanitary
Convention at Boston was lost for want Of eonst!a
tionsl vote.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Mps Rrouou.n's THEArKR This LADY has pro
duced at her little house Ons-act comedy oy onAii''
SeIby, entitled "The Last OF tue I.s'ns -.
pleasant welwritten piece with plot turning on one
single idea. young fashionable woman Ia; married TIED
husband welded previously to certain obsolete odd-
tie. of costume among others the qu'u', or p,sIa
al d who hiss an establishment IN the country, wn
rumber of servants oldfashoned In their dress anu
nurc,iliousy stately in department as their MASTER
The Young BRIDE who i. envslopsd in al the vast ea.
.an.s ~ modern crinolne, and who possesses gay
yiracity of manner quito a. variance with the pr.m
p teptss Of past eras OF our best soo'e 'Ae'
zion Of the country and sets to work to effect
acms,tic revolution in the matter of dress. Though
sou,Iy resisted by the stubborn conservation Of her
husband and the servants she brings to bear an ire
ssble battery Of feminine artillery, and eventually,
by din, of ooaxng AatsriDg s,oldDg and In the case
Of the husband certain lutte diplomatic endearmens
in the kissDg and hugs ing way, she efess her pur-
pose and subvcre the antediluvian order Of things
The Last pgtsi Ia sas Of the knee brooches and stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

OUr-DooR SPoRTs-CRIcKzr AND BAsE-BALL.-
The leading Clubs of New-York and Brooklyn who
practice these manly sports have most Of them com
menced operations for the few of the crck-
eters however have We. to take the intistory steps
On Saturday, the 2lst the Eat New-York Gibbons
of the strongest Clubs on Long Island-have their
opening day, on which occasion there will be quite
gathering of crcketers Wickets to DO pitched AZ
IL g. m and the members Of all Clubs are invited TO
attend The New-York Club commence field operations
stHoboksn on Monday, the 23d inst, when line turn
oct may be expected the leading Cub musers nearly
a hundred members on their roll. The leading Base
Ball Clubs have all commenced practice for the season.
the Empires beginning on Wednesday last with
match between the Bachelors and Benedcks OF the
Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

THE CRY CHARTER AmESDED.-Amoug the last
acts Of the Legislature one amending the City
Charter that Alderman can accept Office during
the term for which be was elected whi,h heretofore
he was precluded from doing. Previous 70 the last
charter election Alderman Fursy declined the nomina.
ton of Street Commissioner in consequence of the pro-
vision in the charter prohibiting an Alderman from
serving in any other Office during the term for which
he was elected as Aldermen.
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whose svcrdupos weight recorded about $50 pounds LTD
wsrr vh Nj Anton Giles, wire merchan, from New York.
who weighs $50 pound that be could hin, rsoe
20 ysrds The sartos pout wa. the Mukeet Depot tne
go. Klumps beer ro1n In Mstet street Al the word both
tim, before they fairy under way 800 toot
The Iced would probably ben tho victor but for zoe
ouste feet that his protubeence interrupted the course OF ~
downward von thereby preventing him sesins the euro
which be stumbled aud felt Mr. bechueyer
In reaching the door OF the saloon bu Eel exhausted dc
mp from the effects Of his exerons and Mr. Giles injured In
tsnaD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

The Presbytery Of Nassau 70. }, sitting in Brook
lyD have elected the following delegates to the Gen.
ersl Assembly: Delegstes-Rev Mr.. Oakley, Rev.
Mr. Locke. Alternates-Rev. Mr.. Knox, Rev. Mr..
Wells Elders-Messrs. Wallace Cruikihank, Eli
Beard, and G. w. EIlemsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

THE CASE OF THE HoS. T. ]. MUSDAY.-The Hon-
Thomas j. Munday, who was charged with immoral
conduct toward little school girls brOughtup fortrih
on Wednesday in tie Court Of Special Sessions before
Justices Steers, Kelly and Welsh. In consequence OF
the sickness Of hi. counsel Charles Spencer, the prs
oner asked postponsment oftria The Court decided
TO send the care to the General Sessions, where il VIII
be tried by Jury. Mr. Munday gave bail for bis ap
psarance for trial. lie alleges that the prosecution
malicious one and the complaint made from desire
for revenge.
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MINOR POLICE IrKms.-Lawrence Cesperos, q

Of Porto Rice ted yeerdsy ohagsd WIN having
stolen Al from jacob "a Vers Of No. Cshane Lane The
sccused be rded With the complainant end charged with hsv
ina taken the money FROM bureau drawer The prisoner was
locked up by Justice Osborn. John H. Bsche
young who has Office in Thirty f. street. near Broad
way yesterday chsrsed with being interested
TIE selling Of lottery policies Tho accused was taken before
Justice Brennan who required him to give bail In tho sum Of
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(Adyeriisenentl

Tie Legislature Of the State Of Georgia having passed act Al
rs session prohibiting the drawings Of Lotteries within Ia
jurisdiction after the day Of june 1850 viii that day
remove our entire business Wilmington Delaware under the
.uhjoir ed address WooD EDDY Co.,
Wilmington Del,
Managers Of the Delaware. Kentucky and Missouri State
Lostsdss
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ACCIDENTS AND IsQUFsTs.--Coroner Schirmer held
an noue en- the body Of Margaret Kiensn little girl aged ~
DO died Of received in consequences Of her
tLps Ere on Tuesdsy last Her pare reside ct No 2S East
Twelfth man named Hugh Barnes found deal
yesterday orni In ouhouse 10 the Of store No. so9
South street An fnoDest beld body to-day De-
ceased s 40 pposed to have death ou
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SUPREME COURT-APRIL la-Before Justice BoSsKr.
CURIOUS DIVORCE SUIT.

Jane Herschenzw Gig sgt John Leopold Herschsnzwes
The lady in this case brought suit for divorce on
the ground OF adultery She alleged that they msst In
1857 Liverpool subsequently they TO this coun ~
where she TIL the It'll OF May last when she went TO
Europe benefit OF her health On her return In October
last be found her husband living with woman imed Liza
beth Aaons The husband FOR defense se up hsi early 10
Msy ast be commenced ,u for divorce and the summon
vas ryed upon the plaintiff the day before she went 20 Eeroe
he subsequently, obtsped Judgment Of divorce % default saa
Elizabeth Auons The plaintiff now cane U
and nk.d that the divorce be set aside and she allowed 20
DEFEND had been served with summons aud the
udsnept had been obtained By fraud On tue
rsper his Witnesses testified positively to the service
Of The summons under the plaintiff. ,
denied motion aside the decree Of divorce obtsned oy
Mr. HeIscheLzwe against the former Mrs Hersche1~eH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

PAY FOR THE POLICE AND County OFFICIALS
The Controller yesterday proceeded to pay Oh the
claims of the police, which have been aecumulanng
since the LIST of March, and Of the clerks employed IN
the Courts and County Bureaus for two months past
and upward A check for 100000 was made out,
payable the Superintendent of Police who transfers
the appropriate amounts to the captains OF the various
Precincts. The amount paid for County Bureaus,
Courts, and other accommodating claims since the Treas
uIy got empty, was about 100000.
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ADVERTISEMENT
J. Il. STAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR

IRos AND SULPHUR PovDsRs
are the rea remedies fo the Of Rheumatism Disease Of
the Kdn Va and Coughs ard Colds Used externally we'd -
nwsrdy hey act Ike charm upon the patient the ssese
speedily Gliding TO the Dealing and cleaning psw o. s1s
medic ne send fef circular Of testimonials Sold No so
Broadway and By I'll drsggs. Olive Tar 70 cents rs"e'
81 per package.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

corJRF OF OYER AND TERMINER-APRL la-Bsters
Justice SUTHERLAND
THE PFRoMER CASE.
John d. Pfromer was admitted TO bail this morning.
Thomas BEube ard Louis Gross entered into bond: to the
smount 1900 for Pfom er's appearance when wanted
TIE KARPLEs TRIAL.
The trial OF Karples was continued throughout the
day. The evidence much from shat gvea on the
former trial the Court Of Sessions The case st unfinished
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Advertiser ept
DYSPEPSIA. DRnPSY AND FEYTR AND AGUR.

ALSO FOR gxtERAL debility
WoIYR's scHIEpAx AROMATIC scEsAPPs 10 reocmncncssc
phetcaJ by the most distinguished mem -
medical profession In the above compsnss ssd ne ony o
ty up quart snd pint bottles and sold ~ a.
0rocers fruit Conn Merchants LOOK ee 80
Counterfeit, md imsonsi the whole country feodse w@
.hem
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D.p,so JuvKsun THrrY-A young thief named

DAR1so JUvEEIH THmP-A young thief named
M.n Hines was yesterday arrested By Oesr Nesb Of tue
Fh Precinct charged win having robbed VIA G. Wheeler
of $40 The sdy who rsdes at No IS Grove street P1ss
r he Of Canal and West Broadway when the
yong thief I'D behind and snsched her from her
bu Robert Whitehall cetk In No 3Ss Canal street.
the operation and ehs TO the young thtet ssd st
length ovtr,ook him 0cer Nesbt called 10 ssoare the
prisoner sechpg him found tina; he had thrown
the pure away finally found In the street ninus seoo
iG Hines Justice Osborn ho nri.ts1
him answer desperate looking young rogue ola vsy
tepulsiye e4st CT COZ ntsnance-
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Advertisements
NoRTON's OINTMENT.

sAHrKHrux AND ScRoYuLA,
cures retter Soshsed Rpgworms and al Itch
ips and Burning eruptions Of the skin .
fh OlyruEsr penestss the bs< Of the disease IN
very source and the Aesh beneath 10 the ska
the suifsce Large glass boxes price 50 cents.
GERRIT Norton, PTopristoT NewYok Depot u PxSroLns
PAKxsR MOWERS, No Is Beekmsnst
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ESSEX COUNTY CoURTs.-The Spring Term OF the
Hsses County Courts commenced "Wednesday last judge
Btpes PR senE On the criminal list there are two cases oil
homicide H.rsn Voller charged with killing Master
son, and julia Smith charged with killing her child
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THE CHANCELLoRsHP OF MADISON UNIVERSITY
70 ne Edto, Of The NJ Y Tribune.

SIR: A paragraph appeared in your paper this morn.
ns and believe two Or three other euIp 70 The effect
dsred Chapcenorhp Of Madison University enabled 70
the bes, authority ths this IL without oundston 10
The pegoaton, which Is still pending In good bands
with every prospect offs successful conclusion
hew- YorS, April 49, 1860 n "a.
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THR NEW PARK.-The Commissioners appointed 10
lay out Prospect Hill Park making arrangements
to proceed forthwith in the discharge Of the duties as
signed item. They will press the work forward as
fast as circumstances will permit.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT phl ls-Before Judge CULvHR
Lydia Riley sgt. The BrooLlyn City Railroad Company

Action for damages laid at - 600 for injuries sus-
tanned TIE plaintiff who Ia elderly lady, got on car
Fast Nev-York and when Bedford Station desired 10
sht stepped but before she had time to descend
the horses urged forward and she vas
thrown with seAt violence the pavement Her ipJures
were OF severe The accident occurred the st Of
Bs'eb 1889 verdict OF $3.50 WA rendered IN is'of OF
plaintiff by the jury