New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
SUPERIOR CoURT.-The following is the assign
nent of Instices for the wear 1862:

ment of Justices for the year 1862:
GENERAL TErNs.-January. Moncrief Barbour, Mcneil
J.; March Robertson White, Mcneil, J. j.; April Bos-
worth, CHI J., BSbour Mcneil j. 81 May, b%s%GTth On
bour, J. j.. October, Moncrs, Robertson, Mcneil j. J.;
November Bosworh. Oh. j. White, Mcneil j. J.; Deccui
her Bosworth, Oh. j.. Robertson, Barbour J. j.
SPECIAL TkEE January, Bo:worth, Oh u February
White; March, Barbour: April MoucTief Msy, Robertson
June, Mcneil October, Barbour November Mobcef; De-
TRIAIs.-Psrt lst-held in Room No II, Brown tone
Buildpg)-Janusry. Robertson February Mcneil; March,
BOswOrth Gu. }. April White May Barbour; June Mon
Grief; October Bo.worh, Ch j. Noyember Robertson; De
oember Mcneil. Part 2d-lhed in Room No. 10. Brown.
Stone Bqildngl-Jargarys White ie6m,,Ty Barbour
BoswoTth Oh J.. October, White November Barbour
GENERAL TERxs ~ vscArIoy-Tbursday July 3lst Rob
and White Justices Tuesday September "a onerei
CHAMBERS N vAcArIoN-Nonell, from Monday, June 20.
TO tuesday July r. incuve Rober;son from Wednesday
August L. Saturday August lG. incluye Moneref, from
Monday August 49, to Tuesday Sept ncs'iys BsTbGGoI
Bosworih Co. j. from FIiday Sept; 9, TO Saturday Oct g.
Inclusive.
NV GAME FOR You've MEN.--A new game 10
this country and one admirably adapted to the im-
provement Of the locomotive powers of youth, If
that known in England AS % Hare and Hounds" II
is plsyed thus: The party may consist OF say from
six 70 sixty OF The locality should be in ZONE
rural spot, where hedges, bitches, fences, etc.,
abound. The one Tor two, as the case may be- most
fleet of foot, should start from a gwen point
minute or so in advance and start ont for good ran
of come miles, climbing over, creeping under, or
jumping over any impediments that he may come IN
contact with while the remainder should, az the eN-
praticn of the above time, start IN pursuit. keeping
In precisely the same cOurse until they cach thelf
precursor or hare he il termed, when the victory
belongs to them the hounds). Should the hare how
ever elude them and reach the home goal, or start
ing place ahead Of them, he is supposed TO be The
victor. Whentbe hare is good nimbe ieaper and
ner the spot il excellent, and the better his pu-
suers NAV be, 60 much more i il enhanced. II puts
one ia mind somewhat OF a steeple chase, Ior per-
haps the hare, being the best eaper comes across
bog or pit which ne can clear the hounds attempt to
follow, and many of them fall into the trap. So
with fence or any other obstacle. For Winter
snort il cannot be excelled; il is also great i'm
proven of the wind aud muscle. II is very economi-
cal IA well desideratum about these times, since
nothing whatever is necessary except good bellows
and undermining. The older the clothes the better,
20 long as they are sufficiently warm at the start for
we will answer for it that after a six-mile run,
overeoat will be found an uncomfortable lncum-
brance. lChpper.
FIRE is SECOND srREEr.-Yesterday morning at
O'Clock a fire was discovered the first floor Of
the dwellinghouse, No. 81 Second street, IN apart
ments occupied by Mrs. Janike. Her furniture was
entirely demolished before the flames could be sub
died. Loss about $780, no insurance.
The second floor was occupied as a dwelling by A..
NJ BIiuvsl, whose furniture was damaged 70 the eX-
tent of $50; no insurance.
The building is owned by Il. Judah, and dam
aged 10 the amount of about $780,
Mrs, Janike, IN whose apartments the fire took
place was absent from the city, but had man
named Jacob Harris in charge OF the house. lie
asleep In the back room, and when awakened by the
alarm was 90 frightened that he jumped from the
window into the back yard seriously iniuring him.
self by the fall. He was Immediately conveyed TO
fbe Hospital