New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

Nothing viii be assumed favor OF Jurisdiction Gct for
The SrSsSs are bound 10 nsfy Their action as teT would
sued proceeded are not sn1l
up hearing according the rules directions OF said
Boar obcd b. Sec a. An omission 10 apply Tor hearing
before tribunal that has already prerdged the case eno
composed OF gentlemen who Judges prosecutors and vii
ne5ss does not ooafor jurisdiction make that legal which
bli FOR that OMISSION would have been illegal Before caa
be deprived OF property We are entitled % iu iaT sssr
ing under the constitution according TO the course OF ne
common law and before judicial body.
powers granted e the board Of Health By this act bal agsa
aud again been granted to other Boards The power ao
the Constitution hnd part passage q such law
till had discovered that such powers nnconst
tutiona Tie legislative power charged against tne beara
but the given % every Board Canal Com
mission Road Commissioner every little city and village OF
the State They were called Court because they hed seaI
uteyery corporation OF ofaton had seal lher po
cs powers only the every Board bad in the
Of It's functions to e1eTcsethe power Of the Legaturet 70
IDEAL divisions. The police cases had amply sns-
tanned that power He illustrated tie power ofte D0ardto
animals damage fant aud the power destroy poisonous
articles &C. II was Rot claimed that these stalls were E's
Judge Ingrahau-Do Understand you to cam tia. hsss
things are removable BY tho Board as obstTuo,ionsi
Nj Tracy-Ycs. Sir and On the other ground.
The JudeeIf they ajuage that mans house ".
would thew have the power 70 remove ~
Mr.. Trscy-Yes. we hold so.
The Judge-Aud without redressi
Mr Ircy-No Sir the plaintiff had appeared and there
bad been improper determination i might have been re-
character OF the Board and paid tribute % them fof the
great good they had performed ior ms city IN spite q tss
only comp ANTS nlt going Of their wsy 70 sses
tlcm bui only fulfilling their day under the law aian aaa
honestly.
HE Court took the papers reserving It's decision.
Mr. A. NJ Lawrence IT,. anu eXJudge Auen iof paintifsI
Ag. Charles Tracy Dir. Bliss and Mr. NaldcTpoe opposed
DECl5IOEs
Before Justice lhCEAiAM
Manasssh L. Goldman agt Ester GOblman.-Re-
port confirmed and judgment o. divorce granted Custody ot
Martha J. Adams set Christopher c. Adams Report
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
Lydia H. Cafin agt Charles CstD.-Report confirmed and
iudg OF divorce granted Custody Of child awarded to
Elizabeth Carpenter agt Virgil C. Carpenter Report COM
frmed and Judgment OF divorce granted Custody Oh oohe
awarded 70 plaintiff
Judgment OF divorce granted from bed aud board
Daniel G. Handy ag Jennie T. Handy-keport OF Reteres
confirmed ard Judgments Of divorce granted -.
Catherine Mcleod jokes agt james JuEesi feter Npho
Nina ZobeL-Reports confirmed and Judgment u a'oos
Marius Ball agt. the Hudson River Railroad Co-Aot0a
Mlry L. Lawrence egi. Saml B. Romaine-Unles the par
the purchase within ten days tue se 10 sos
aside and resale ordered.
John C. Gray sy' Jane GrayRspOrt confirmed and jgig
If divorce grated plaintiff to hiyea custody Oh ne
child.
divorce granted; paInlif ~ have custody OF child,
Geo IugnO Austin Kelly et 6.tlndings settled; lz
80 and 4th amendments allowed; the rest disaloEei
Before Justice GROVER =.
Alfred Coffin ct al egt Addison AlgerMoon to discharge
from arrest granted with $40 costs
Before Justice INGRAHAk
NJ c. Turner agt Union Petroleum CO-Motion for inlane-
ton GRANTED unless defendant within ten days deposit Ia lfo
Co. S5OOO TO secure plaintiff. &c.
James Leach ag Sarah Ann LeaehRepOTt confirmed ane
Judgment divorce granted custody of children TO palnA