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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
JUDGE CLERKE's OPINIONS.

There having been put IN circulation TO the
effect that Judge Thomas w. CerEe, candidate for
the Supreme Court Bench, not exactly sound on
the War and Secession questions, the following cor
respondence has been had:
No. 2J7 BRoApwAT N. Y, Oct. 10. 1861.
judge THOMAS w. CLLRKt-Doar SIR: 1 have
heard il stated by several gent Of good stand
ing and the statement is industIiously circulated
much 10 your disadvantage, that you favor the
Southern rebellion and have publicly expressed your
sympathies for the Secession movement. Please
give me YOUR view On the subject. that may con-
Iradct the same by authority.
With respeetI remain your obeeeut servant.
J. NILSSON LUCKEY.
NBw-YoRK Oct II, 1901.
SIR: can scarcely believe that the persons who
stated TO YOU that l looked with any favor on the
Southern rebellion were serious In milking such an
assertion, my sentiments to the contrary being 80
well known. But TO avoid misapp rehension Ia the
mind of even one individusl, have no objection to
repeat what have so often and 30 publicly eI
pressed that regard that rebellion aud lie insll
gators with horror; that iervently trust and pray
daily that the former will he sIeeoily suppressed
and the latter soon brought 10 condi6 punishment
and that our glorious Union will be restored, before
many months, 10 its once happy cobdiion.
Your obedient seryaut, T. W. CLEhhE
j. ERisos LVCKRT.
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PKRsosAL.-Among the passengers on board the
City of Washington, which arrived yesterday morn
ing, are the Rev. William Patton, ID. D., wife, and
daughter, Of this city who were taken from tbs
Great Eastern at Cork harbor.
DR.. Patton has distinguished himself during his
stay in England BY bis able and effective advocacy
of the cause of bis country, both in public addresses
and through the British press. His public addresses
on the subject of our National affairs listened 70
with pleasure aud profit by large audiences composed
of Englishmen as we'll as Of bis own couDtrymeui
and his pamphlet entitled The American Criss,~
which has been widely circulated both In Gress
Britain and on the Continent, is regarded as the
ablest paper on the subject which has appeared In
print.
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MARRIED.

ANTHONY-THOMPSON-At Poqghkeepsie. Wed8ss.
d., Oct 49, by the Rev. r. b. Wheeler Aisid Anthony
20 Emma, daughter Of the Hon John Thompson, al Of
Poushkeepsie.
CIINTON-IRELAND-In New-York. Monday evening
Oct a. by tho Rev. " Bruce, Charles Cuton Of Roboken
Frances Ann Ielsnd Of NowfOrk d4oghter Of John ire
land, Gao. .
HAYDOCK-EENRY-onM Monday, Oct. 81, By the Rev y.
o. Brooks Jo sph Hsydock Of Newiork City. and MagDs
e. daughter OF John G. Henry, esq of south Brooklyp-
RUNCIE-0 Oil OERSLEEVE-0n Monday, Oct; 81 81 The
reserce Of tho bride father In Brooklyn By the Rev 10
,eph Anderson Of Norwsls Conn, William j. Runcis 70
Evira NJ Gidersleeve second daughter Of ThOs j. Glider
ala
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-ocr. 9I.-Bs.ers
Justice NELSON
PREPARING TOR woRK-THE CASTS or TIKI PRIyA-
TKERsMEE AND SIAvE-TRADERs.
The October term Of this Court was opened thb
morning. The Clerk announced that % Jurors were
in attendance and the Jucge ordered extra panel
of - more for next Monday.
District Attorney Smith stated that he was ready
in the case Of the United States sgt Nathaniel Cor
don, charged with piracy in being engaged in the
slaveirade.
Ex-Judge Dean said he was ready for the defend
ant but Dir. JOaCbssen, bis Associate, bad written
70 him that no supposed the care wa SCI down ior
Wednesday, and was therefore not ready
TIE case was then set down for tomorrow.
Grand jury was ordered Tor the first Monday III
November.
The Judge said be would cit till the Goth Of No
venber upd wO I'D probably take up the appeal cal
endar which would be tet down for the fret Monday
Of November.
MIR. Smith aid the case Of the Savannah prisoners
was Get down for Wednesday, and he would be
ready for trial II the case Of Gordon was concluded
by that tue. Dir. Smith also announced that he
was ready in the several slave cases.
L. the Gaze Of Jobn Riley, Indicted for murder on
board the ship Marathon, Air. Spencer moved post
ponenent on the ground OF absence Of witnesses.
lie said he saw by slip Of paper that the vessel
was how on her way 10 this port, and the witness
would soon be here.
The Judge-From what source does that informa-
ton come
Mr.. Spencer-It is cut from newspaper, from
the ordinary list Of arrivals d.. think 1t is from
The HeraLd aud IL 30, il must he correct.
This announcement was received with great mer-
ruent by the members OF the bar and the spectators
in court.
The case was postponed Mr.. Smith Offering no
opposition.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-oor. H.-Befeio
Judge Belts.
prize VESSEL DISCHARGED.
The United States Ast The schooner Argonsu
This vessel was seized az prize in Hatteras Inlet,
and sent to this port adjudication. The was argued
last week This morning the Judge rendereds decision re-
leasing the vessel aud cargo the ground that abe put into
Hattie Inlet to obtain and lights the VeSss being In
distress Ths Judge commended the naval officers for theT
vigilance ia suestng her granting certificate OF probable
M Ed~sd. moved decree in conformity with tho deei.
son which after amendments proposed by Assistant
District Attorney Woodiord, was granted
COURT OF OYER AND 1ERMINER-oct- H.-Be!ore
Justice HoOEsooH
THE GRAND JURY.
The panel of Grand Jurors was called this morn
.d the Jurors were discharged until neIi Monday 81 IL
O'clock The Court ordered eItrs panel Of 80 to be sum
monsd for next Monday. The Court then adjourned
SUPREME CoURT-GEsEsAL TEEn-,ooT. 1.-Besors
Justice. CLEKxE. ISaEAHAs, and BARNARD.
The Court opened this morning. No decisions
we're rendered aid bgsness taken up oout aouInS"
'"' CHArBsH,-ocr g.-Befors Justice BARNARD.
THE CENTRAL PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.
COSTS.
In re. application Of the Mayor, &C., relative 10
tho extension Of the Central PaEk-Zh' motion TO eop""
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The REVHNUE SRRvIcE.-Ths amount Of business
done by the boats of the revenuecutter Bib, Capt
L. Martin, stationed at the Narrows, may be appre-
cisted when We state that Messrs. Rabineau and
Drew, Uni cd States Inspectors, on Sunday boarded
over QUO aandred outward-bound vessels, beside a
large amber plying between this city and places in
the immediate vicinity. The number Of clearaness
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advertisement
A CARD FROM RARNUM.

LISDEScRoFT, Bridgeport, Coun., Aug. a. 1901
VI. Z. Hoines. No. go Cdndi.'t, Aeae. YORK
DsAR STA; Having the working of your hHuse
Asrnr 10 other heuses cannot withhold my conhde IN
~ and consider II necessary for country
house than Insurance. you please pat u up tnecf
usy In my house. sad that OF daughter, Mis- Thompson
Respectfully, r. 4. bARsUh.
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"a CASE FOR THE EXERCISE OF MERCY

To The Editor Of The y Tribune.
SIR: Your brief article, under the above heading
has brought my recollection Illustrating the
princiEl s that you advocate.
The only difference in the Is ths In the
stated by you the act Of mercy exercised at all b.
exercised BY the Governor Of Connecticut In the th
am al ont to relate the act of ercy exercised BY s
Governor Of NesYori The principle is the In boh
The writer Of this note hsd personal agency in the case h
New.Yok and knows the truth Of hii relation. By
ths uae Of Carpenter committed larceny In the County
Herkimer for VIII sh be indicted He abscouded iron
the county and subsequently, committed similar crime In
tho County OF Clinton for which he wa tried coByieedsna
sen, TO the State Prison for period according to my pres
ent eeon Of three years be remained In prison dur
lug the whole period Of his seat noe. and upon being dts
charged be returned to his family in Herker County Ths
a, Indictment being in full force ,g.nst aim he sreseA
tri-d and convicted upon this charge.
An application, behalf Of Carpenter for bis pardon.
sds Governor Throop then administering the govern
eut OF the State and the PARDON asked for a' mdf
OF rtg upon statement Of al the circumstsnce as shove
stated the principle that the st conviction aud puusn
msn wore according 70 the theory Of cnini coda
foil e1pson for ali oHenses Of the character with thss
which be bad been punished and which had been commit
ted previous that for which be bad suffered punishment
The sppcston for pardon successful The case ~ss
by Governor 1hroop submitted Auome,-oeue .n&
and free pardon Of Carpenter from his second conviction
him before he bad been transported from the jail
Of HsTkiuer County 10 tho State Prison- TRUTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

Tho general average quality OF tho buocks In market this
week Is poorer. 80 -,
soms twenty irovss have either sod by
droysr, or the agents OF Weston ose who buy
Tor fhs New orb aud Boaton markets. beside tbs
u.ua sold a. retail 10 Albany and Troy butchers
sarEP AND LkMBa--fhs supply VI sheep aud Lambs tbs
vyeak h u5aer than THIS day week. and the price
20 tia. have changed hands quick mostly 70 New
York BUYERS. The phee "a, Tor those sod S3P head.
SWINE The msrkst this week is INNER. Ihe pfne q NJ
tivs vyetaht Of cornfed Hogs Is &c.
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Reeeipss Of PrsSsce.

O zis ssl bbls Flour, SGT bss Corn Meal 296 bbls
bty 95 40 bush Wheat 296 800 bush Corn, 47v0 bush
Pa1Ie, Oo0 hu,h Rye 900 busa Seed H. go bush Oass
"a pirs Ahe. Ssi pkgs Provisions CAS- Pig. LAID go ksEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

A TomBs Passover ATTEMPTS TO MAsoLZ nus
BoDY.-On Saturday evening Edward Madden, whs
was in the Tombs awaiting trial on charge OF high
way robbery, threw himself from the platform q
the third tier to the stone floor at the bottom Of tho
Prison distance of IS feet fracuring his left ankle
and right wrist beside receiving internal injuries
He expressed deep regret at not succeeding In his
deliberate effort to end bis life He was cohyeyedt0
the Penitentiary Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

The TRADE SALIs.--The regular Fall Trade
Sale Of Books, Plates and Stationery, will be COM
eueed tais morning at Noe 81 and % Mercer street,
near Canal street, by Geo. a. Leayitt & Co. The
catalogue reaches 3l4 pages which, considering the
depression Of business is looked upon very credit
able. We understand that a fair attendance Of
country buyers s promised, and that the sale s ex-
pec,ed to be very successful for the times Sales be-
gin daily at q. IN.
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Aisa.y 1.-Two stock srarL,,.

FnF TIE " Xxx NhllNu UIr. " IHnI.
The following j. tho report Of the state OF the Live Stock
marks-bullocAs, Sheep aud Swneat West Albany, Oct
49, ise given by our special reporter from Per.onH obssr-
walton:
sale ready 20 be forwarded 10 tho NewYork and Boston
markets, a, follows Bulloeks, 342i Sheep and Lambs
67g0; Swine. leo.
The Bulocts yarded 81 MoOre's Gsup's and Hunters
nnln ian Dol .adfr oln - follnEr AiAer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

As MANY PERSONS ARE BROKEN UP IN BUsI-
MSS they should what they DO bes, before
zAgirg In something FowLsR WELLS make PHzsso-
LOGICAL ORGANISATIONS daily, at No. Jus Broadway, pUoa
lust the information needed.
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VIEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~ 1861

report OF the referee the taxation in THE
has before been Noticed Justice Barnard has rendered
the following decision:
AeI examlnng the testimony tsten By the referee under
the order Of The Court heretofore made hereby tax and
allow the bills and charges Of the following naed persons
the prices sud Gguces 20, opposite their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

for foreign ports during the psstweek was lf3. Tho
arrivals during the came time were, from forAgs
pOrt', SO, with very heavy list Of smaller crslf
from domestic ports, principally via Long Island
Sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

IMPUDEsr ATrENPT AT THEFT.-Yesterday after
noon Jobn smith arrested by Officer Of the I'd Pre-
cne; AID sken before Jupics Welsh at the Ioubs Police
Csrrt charged with attempting to steal geld watch and
o.,u valued 100 from the vest pocket Of NJ Oliver b r.
Bruh Of No. l56 West Forty second street whis he Wa
.tsDdior at window looking st good, 90 Nassau street.
Mt Brdsh felI nshiDg pulling At hi. watch
chain whereupon he Immediately caused the Of the
crp,ed Justice Wsh committed him for trial Ia dsfsult o.
SEQ bail Smith 10 an FL gislmAn 20 years Of age He
proie,es 20 coachmtn residing Ia Canada bis picture
sfsc.l the RoaQe,' Ga. CRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

SRRExsDE TO Gov. ASDaRw.-On Saturday
evening the friends of Gov. Andrew in this city ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew serensde, In spite
Of the storm. 1t took place ut the residence OF
Frank +. Howe, esq, No. "a East Twenty-fourth
street, Dodworth's band furnishing the muslc and
was as much surprise to Mr.. Howe as to the Gov.
enor, both having just arrived from Washington.
Mr.. John Gambler OF Boston, made an appropriate
speech of reception. Gov. Andrew responded very
happily, referring especially TO the benign effects Of
the transfer Of the social domestic and institutional
inauepces Of New-England to tho field. Addresses
were also made by tho Hon. George Bancroft and
David Dudley Field esq. The parlors were filed
with ladies' and gentlemen and it was an occasion Of
much interest 10 all present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

CIR MoRTALITr.-The total number of deaths in
the city for the week ending October q, was 'S'6,
being an increase OF last week, and decrease
of % on the corresponding week last year. There
were SO men, - women, 10 boys, los girls. OF the
deaths from acute disease, there were ~ from infan-
tile commissions 81 from cholera infartum, IL from
inflammation Of the lungs, 10 from diarhaes, 10
from scarlet fever OF deaths from chronic disease,
there 81 from consumption, 80 nantile uarasInns, 81
dropsy in the head, 10 dropsy. OF deaths from ex-
ternal and other causes there were, from prema-
ture birth, drowned, casualties. The ages were
under year, ll6i to years, So; 2 to years, 49,
to year,, o. to years, Q; to 10 years, IL 10
IS years, A. 10 to 20 years. Ill 20 to years. 49, Is
TO 30 years, To- 30 TO 40 years, 10; 40 to SO Year,,
81; 50 to 80 years, Isl 6Oto 20 years. III 20 to 80
years, IL 90 TO 100 years, L. unknown,2. The ma.
tiyities were: United States 2Sl Ireland, &c; Ger
many, %; England and Scotland EACH unknown,
3; Prussia, q Austria, Portugal and West Indies,
each. The pubic institutions had 50 deaths, being
q decrease of Is over the number last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

Tho receipts this week 900 sGallsr than sit week.
and the market less active and not sny BullOcks arc
ceiling TO buyers FOR Boston and other Eastern markets.
Prices have advanced grass tc. y n gross upon
the quotations given in last report.
The following tke selling rates D ID 1--we weight either
actual or ezreed for the soYerlilots:
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cOUpT CALENDAR-TH1s DIv.

SUPnIHR COURT-CiRCUIT.-Pau l.-NOs. l4U,
il3 isi7 1879 Ii2i 1909 1891 ESQ 1905. lfe5, III, lc3
aoi sll ii27. 1872 1853 l3S llJs ll.l Pat l-N.S "a
1910 1894. 1886 lZ5s l?t9 26i LIZ l3'O I2I'' Ho sS
lOT4 1890 i2i2 1885, 1872, l294, lbs 1884,
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Ibsues OF Law,
GcNo. go as 40, AL o. 35, 3y i0l, 49, 4Si, 49,
483. 42s, 40 4G7, 49, $50, 49,, 491, 494
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRIAL TERn.--Part Nos
2IJ 800 1883 1888 2lT7 22e9 1889 1871, 2iOS 1868 al
Al5 ill1, 2iis. 22l Part ll-Ne, lot5 sLa 80 fz'S
2453 245l 2:6 2lss 2462 2i6t 1856 2i68 l2 2li 2s6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

ALLEGED HoMIcIDE.-Ye.terday, Coroner Schir-
r held inquest No. ISL Eat Fourteenth street. 90 the
b. OF john bren, 20 year, OF snd native Of
Ireland said have been murdered by his wi
TIE ,snopy the aged couple YER Ia tue habit
OF QUAR-. Ing that last WeiDesday, D Breu srock bis
wife 10 the eye when she rctsaced BY knocng him do.n
With poker he falling hsadfoIemos the sLone He sub
seaaeny get rp and the siisnee OF hs here
he dIed TIE Jury could determine whether the mi lres
wes received by the fall the effect e thr blow with
the poA e and ndered verdict OF Death from injuries
received 10 an unknown manner" The wife Of deceased
% yesrs of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

A BOGUS PoUGHKEEPsIE DrER.-Abraham How
arth discharged from Sos sing last May 10 said 70
be- about town. and defrk1dng families receivt
from them articles OF Thing dying In bis establishment
a. Poushksep.!e. The police ssy his representations ara
tal 20 Look out him.
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COURT OF GENERAL sRssiONs-ocr. 2L-Beiors
corder HcvTSAS.

Mary Carr, an old irisu woman, was indictea ior
obt1ng money under fso pFeonses She Represented TO
he Union Desse Couules ths sas wss tie mother 81 a
volunteer named Daniel usysn aud FOR several "eess ew
a. She sentenced 10 the City PFon for oIe day abe
having been In prison for several weeks.
Julia Bosni risb - years OF age, plead gay 70 SIMILAR
oere She drew per week for six weeks from the Com
mse gt No II 10 rth avenue ssd the smouut Ron
the Eighteenth Ward Committee. She wa. SOFT to tee City
Pri,on iof days. -
Philip La ter, Belnan convicted Of Sealing 500
worth Of Vssngs foui Isaac Bsa and was femSnded Tor
sentence. 81.
C. n 9ichsrdIon VOL tuovn 10 tho police suthoniie
convicted last week OF grand larceny sentenced to the
State Prison for years and months. AdouTnod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

The HAIRLESS ISeUEsT.-Mrs. Myers Of One
hundocdand fifteenth street. who vas reported Ia the Core
ner case, yesedsJ having died from the effect Of blow
the abdomen with sk In tue hands OF her husband died
FROM natural Lsseased wss - years OF ego and IA
tive Of ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

DZpIcGTios OF A CATHOLIC CHURcH.-The plsin
brick structure at the corner of Duane street ard
CITY Hall place, known as 81. Andrews Church, has
recently been converted into On imposing edifce.
The widening Of Duane street renderedii necessary
to cut away portion Of the structure, and the edice
has undergone 20 complete transformation that It
may amos, be considered as a new one. Its dimen
sons have been increased by the addt on Of the lot
upon which tho pastors residence formerly stood.
Tho dedicatory services took place on Sunday morn
ing in the presence Of a large congregation. High
Mas was celebrated by the YicarGeneral, the Rev.
W. Stars, assisted by the Rev. Dr. John AeClnsky
Deacon), and the Rev. DR.. Sylvester Malone Sub.
Deacon, the Rev. DIR. T. McNernsy (Thurifer), the
Rev. Mr.. Doyle, the Rev. Mr.. Moran, the Rev. Mr.
McQuads, and the Rev. DIR. Rierdsn.
An impressive service sermon was preached by the
RI. Rev. Bishop Langhlin Of Brooklyn, who took
for his text "Render unto Cesar the things that
arc Cesars and unto God the thingstha are Gods"
The altar and decorations are very tasteful and
quite costly. The altarpiece, painting of much
merit, came from Rome, and is valued at several
hundred dollars. The statues representing Christ,
the Virgin Mary, 81. Paul and st. Andrew, are Of
elegant workmanship, and were imported from Paris
CAaP-CBEsr FOR GES. Wool. - Messrs. Ball,
Black & Co. have just completed the manufacture OF
q magnificent camp-chest for MsjOr-Gen. Wool, who
is now stationed at Fortress Monroe. The chest,
which forms also table, contains all kinds of Gull.
nary and table articles sufficient almost 10 set up
hotel on moderate scale. Among the articles are
dozen up-plaes and u diningplates, II cups and
saucers, ~ tumblers; spoons knives, and forks,
dozen EACH coffee, tea, cream, and sugsr'potsi
water-pitcher = meat and vegetable dishes,
butter-plates Iquor-aasks, willow coveredi tripod
and kettle; stove and boiler with copper teakettle
lantern, Ratchet, saw, u campstoOls wash-bowl,
towels, napkins, tablecloths, stewpans, gridiron,
fyiugpan. cans for dry groceries, &c. All these ar
tices are so arranged as to be packed into small
chest of portable size. The tableware lie very
heavy, and finely plated. 1t cost about $500, and
those who desire to see zautam IN pGrro shoufd ex-
anime it.
SERExADE TO Gov. ASDaEw.--On Saturday
evening the friends of Gov. Andrew IN this city ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew a serensds, in spite
of the Storm Il took place at the residence of
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Apthcny Mowbray agt. .John Lawrence Of al

AnthfhY MOWDfty agt. Jphn fIHWfthcb q III
Motion denied, with : 10 costs.
T. A Bstorsha1 agt Alexander Davis ct sl-Motion de
ne ard ccNs were asked for assnst ths Sheriff wtrh
with z 10 costs
James .eil sgi. John WusrtMotion denied. with slo
John A. Lofing syt The United States Vulcsnizsd Guts
Psrchs Company 81 al -motion granted With : 10 costs.
sPEcIIL TRRx-OcT. 2L-before Justice LEOSAKD.
DECISIONS.
Wm. Forrest ct al. agt. The Mayor, &c-Judg-
msnt defendants demurrer with lrsve to p,niiss
smend twenty dsy payment Of costs 70 be adjusted By
the CeTS.
The Mayer. &c; sg The Third Avenue Railroad Company
Judgment Tor peD'h demurrer with Leave 20 defend
In ~ spty days payment Of costs OF de-
unuIreI 60 be adjustsd b. The Clerk.
Ceorge Tay az Elizabeth Gsnny OF al-Jr6Eueut over
rupg demurrer 10 Mrs Glebny, ana sow ed George
Grnny Nth leave 70 Mrs Geony snswer IT. enty days
Cost, 20 plaintiff 20 Mrs Genny bbde event Of The
lion Without costs TO George GleDny.
Martin Water, ag Jo,sh q. ClsrkeJudznent for psin-
tiff on demurrer with leave defendant to in ten
d.y. on Dc ,ment Of costs Of dsmnrfer.
OpInoni in shove cssoa len with the Special Term CLERK