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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT.-srrr. ia-Be
POLICE TRIiLS.

Before President and Comions Bergen and Msssrre
The trials of Policemen, the various charges pre-
fered by their Sergeans and Roundsmen which adj d
Gated yesterday morning before the full Board Of Police Com
misoneIs exhibited features Of interest Usually
the trials Of the morning are 90 purely technical that the pub
good citizen feels IN being certain that the guardians 81
and tsInpg Which will render them thoroughly efficient
when called any sudden emergency Yesterday morn
were charged with ofehses which might have affected the
whole public. In than case IL was charged that
officers u had either neglected TO to their duty
or had Ancended the plain lines Of their duty and had
thereby wronged cettain citizens.
A MuEp cAE Mr.. Frederick Rosemarien brought
charge against Ocer Joseph Murdoch Of the Third Precinct
for areng him and taking him from bis matke! wagon and
then dragging him the Station House where be kept
in dursnce vile for several hours and when last set at lib
ery found that market hours and he com
PEELED to peddle his nlts and vegetables and to sell
them at price reduced from what would certainly
received had he been permitted 10 se hs garden
duce the time when such articles were bringing the highest
market price The testimony The part the officer goes
show that the complainant Mr. Rosemsren had indeed,
market with wagonoad Of fruits and vegetables
and that In his eager dispose OF the same he had
taken eligible stand the street Immediately adjoining the
market TO which he had right In fact be drew up his
wagon Immediately the ercss.wnk and
tent remain line HIS neghbor but had crowded
forward Of line In such position that his vehicle
three which directly abreast Of the street. The off,
at the time. seeing the JAM and pereeiving ct
ouce who the Of It, ordered Rosemarens wagon
driven of Rosemaen refused whereupon the officer took
charge OF his wagon and himself and brought them both 70
the Station House Tho complainant discharged by the
Sergeant in charge and serwTd had 10 "pedde out my
stock" rs he said.
On fl eIamipstion OF ell the circumstances found
that without doubt the officer rightthat the complain
had stopped bis vehicle directly the street and
propey arrested therefor BY the officer and that the
whole charge matter Of malice rather than anything
else
w Kelly was charged by Mr. j. W. Campbell with enciDg
from him his wife Il seemed from testimony aferyard
taken that had been for months rather loose
character and that Officer Kelly taking advantage Of her
reputation osd succeeded IN engaging me woman
keep herself such place az that he might easily be able to
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.


The following were the only cases Of Importance
yesterday
LAEcESY.-Chares Brown. James Mcclure James Long
and james Smith were charged by William Cameron with the
LARCENY OF iron castings the value Of e. the property OF
L. Cameron. The defendants all boys. pleaded not gully
and were committed trial the Special Sessions Court
COWARD IN THE CAsE-Robert MesRher arrested BY
boat on the Harlem River Anthony. Deamore and Kelly
suffered the fate with Dick and were all committed
THEPT-George Smith stole o. 90 from Julia Hart and was
arrested the George small boy and begged 70
be let CO. Justice Dodge zd that dodge played out
and declined dodge the for him So poor George found
that the law had dodge which resulted In bis Incarceration
In the Tomos
RoBBED AT Pic NIc-walter Siger paid visit to Lion
Brewery the other night and while there much to BIS annoy
clutches Of vgant officer Of the Metropolitan Police The
fact Walter who may be very good fellow lager has
penchan for other peoples property He took some money
belonging to CathariDe Tspf hence tie charge Committed
for trial.
CRUELTY TO A HORSE Michael Alner committed upon
the complaint Of Daniel Cunningham the charge OF cru
city animals Michael had a lame. diseased bandaged
complained Michael will be attended 20 by Justice DoWng
CASE BRASDY-M. Dobson lost Is gallons OF brandy
which George Wilbur offered for sale. The prisoner could
give satisfactory Of himself and fully com
United for trial The other Of public Interest
Whatever
VICE VERA the report Mondays Court il stated
that James Peacock had assaulted George Muir with cheese
eonfounded the two Muir employer Of Pea
cocks and he il raised the knife aud threatened TO
kill Peacock The mistake serious one, and We hasten
10 rectify 10,
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THE TooMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Justice BoeAS. ]

ANOTHER CASE OP RECKLESS DRlvISG.-We have
Of late chronced several reckless driving In which
persons have been knocked down and seriously injured
Another presented the notice Of the court yeste
day morning The complainant in this case Officer Snyder
OF the Fourth Police Precinct who while pstrong his post
the New Bowery was knocked down and by q
horse and wagon driven high rate OF speed by Charles
Salmon Fortunately the officer hot much injured and
regsnng feet be the driver the vehicle INTO
custody and his complaint Salmon locked up by Jus
tce Hogan await his trial at the Court OF General Sessions
10 answer q charge Of reckless driving.
sTkBmNo AKTRAY.--John Kent shoemaker and Patrick
Kelly residing No st. Tuesday Eight quar-
relied about trl1ng and FINELY got into fight
Dhfing the ARRAY Kent caughtup ashoeknfe and with u
stabbed hs opponent In the neck pfctng severe wound
Officer Crook the SIXTH Precinct hesrng the noise Of the
dispute up arrest Kent and he locked up
for the night n the House The injured
veved bis residence whore he attended BY surgeon
YESTERDAY morning prisoner aTragErd before the
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Nrwy,Kk Daddy TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 70 1856

permitting Nprg,syy 10 BE- committed in the store Of Mr. j.
H. Wheeef Nc. ll2 Cherryet BY the cerk nv, "aS a.
the ro time but that that the store entered ana
the ouey carried off from the till IN the mont store anu
hs the oscers were unquestonaby right and that when
tie robbery was committed it at such an hGSg ana IN
sneha manner the officers coud py no possUhy ha'
had eognizapce OF 1t except by leaving his post ~.
SMALL SERGEASrSergeant Smith OF one OF tne broos
yu Precincts had private and personal spite against
man tmarsh and be accordingly took every occasion 70
bean the unhappy patroman who vas ender ms esaIee
man IN any nfscsou Of duty he resolved to lay for
him He did and the trick was so papaoe tnas ,"e , "
court With dersve laughter The case this; sergeant
smith Fleming thirst called PatrOnan Ttmarsb acrSs. the
stsS Un S could ses drink The
crossed the street and pumped water o MS
MA ar alnst Patrolmsn Tmash for leaving his POSI- 20
dirty thick before probably played On shS wen n
meaning officer and when the truth came iary our inc IN
triguine Sergeant was laughed ont Of court -. -.
CURIOUS CAsE-Richard Renshaw brought snnsss
against Ofeer Simon ayacan for clubbing hln A rmoer
Of witnesses were examined and the facts as sed on4
to be follows On night of one OF the late mass
Richard Renshaw the complainant was with punper OF
other gentlemen who were his friends The complainant oy
the way youth than II years old 10
INIT who cripple walking erutches aud whos age
according TO his father accompanied ham, is % years
This unfortunate young person injured and MADE grippe
for life az the time VI the great accident 10 the
Scbool many Years ago The unfortunate lad pupil In
the building the time caught in the crowd ana cusned
According 70 the testimony of the Police in bis neigbor
hood this boy is confirmed drunkard sgnt amount
His own father himself says that couple Of glasses Of beer
AXE him dead drunk"
On the night in question this young had no doubt
been drinking and when arrested by the officer he threw
away cruches and told them they should carry him 70 inc
House and made al the trouble he could He car
red with proper In spite Of his oenrepeated threas
against the officer. ,, -
soon think of clubbing months baby The crippled Doy
has already served term AZ Backwes Island ~neh h
length on ground and said You shall take me by force
All the testimony being collected there could De no pe's
Ali. fnFfnu ".
reason of bis deformity Is vicious person abd has
himself TO be most nnpeasany known 70 the ponce OF
b district There Is so little doubt that the officers in this
case did their duty that the officer who is charged WITH mis-
derneanor viii unquestionaby be at once discharged
or tried befOte the Commissioners
but were either dismissed being trivial were a0nrned
to future time when shall doubtless hear u them
again
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
before City Judg, Resell

The Courtroom was well filed with spectators
yesterday morning many Of whom in attendance
almost daily since the commencement Of the present tefn
and who from the active interest they take becoming
rapidly conyerslnt with knowledge o! criminal law.
HOMICIDE Al TE BAR -One Of the nrst casts bronght
IN Of John j. SkeehAn. charged Snh the
ON the 18th u August inquest before Coroner Nan
verdict found that the death was caused y a
stab wound under the left inflicted BY pooketEne at
the hands u John j. SkeehaB Rad beve that Tie stab
uh cted the prisoner willie under be Impression thai
IN bodily harm Aer these iacts Skeshan was et
out by Judge IaInaId on giyng 1a, 10 10. m 81
and Bic bell yesterday Increased 70 - ~ -, .
tome MTtipery were joaty charged with burglary. On The
sft.rnoon Of asth o. Augn front The second
Amor oftbe PREMISES MOnoe-s occupied by Catherine
Rayers was entered with false keys and runt stolen
tanning dresses shagit eoa aIs"e,s , ,Ao, , snI oeI
PENDANTS BY Frank seutad carving the trunk
Conkin No l11 Monroest where part OF TIE property was
award found. Williams pleaded guilty and was sentenced
the State Prison or yeor Mar1eTy was remanded for
DflxouESr JukoRs The trial Of Emil IveroDe for rob
bng which commenced Monday. was 20 have been
finished YESTERDAY ana sent 70 INC uy I A'eidloi Dah
owing the attendance OF two Hebrew members who
absent from CONSIDERATIONS motives bad to be postponed
AL to-day.
sTELINe PROM CoSyIc1 Henry Roller German sailor
was charged With stealing ca In bills from Carsten Grant
fellow.TeutoD They both spree the Stat Of
Of August and had already taken three dnrk when the
panant said be had more money but bis companion was
incredulous 20 ths putting hs hand IN complain
pocket took the EN- which be appropriated TO him
sell In the course OF
EeT drunk the time Of the then and knew
nothing definite about the matter ard stated beside
had served sir months IN the Pententay The con-
planant dismissed
William Russell tried and found guilty Of stealing
watch and chain from George Newton the 18th OF jane
Sentence deferred.
CuEsp.R PoR ToDar-Court Of General sessions-A d.
Russell presiding Judge Cunning Bedford L Assistant
District for the PeopleThe People agt Emil Gero
nne-Robbery, continued from Tuesday. The Same agt
Chas Mundav- Feorious Assault and Battery The Same
agt Joseph Rely-feionious Assault and Battery. The
Same agt ElDa John.io1-FeohiOs' Assault aad Battery
The Juan Pedro-Grand Larceny. three cases
The set John Muligan-CATryinR sung.s The
Same agt Adelaide Smith and Charles Wson-GrAnd Lar
ceny. 1be Same agt Michael Aartn-Grand Larceny The
Same agt. John Rrnest-Grand Larceny. The Same sgt
Thomas Bigln James Bglin and VIM Bsiley-Grand Lar.
ceny. The Same Agt james LArkin and George Prince
Grand Larceny. The Seine ar Edward Berfigan-Grand
Larceny The Same agt John OKeefs-Robbery The Same
AIT James F. Sheridan Catherine Doughery, John Jones'
and Edward Scott-Burgiary.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CoSvIcTs FROM BLACK
WELLS IsASD-On Tuesday afternoon two Of the conyets
Backwels Island named Charles GoweLlock and Albert
Williams managed egde the vigilance Of their keepers and
scaned from the bland BY swimming the East River Har
lem Ga the they discovered by Sergeant
Barrett and Officer Parker Of the Twelfth Precinct who
arrested them they reached the shore The con-
subsequently, handed over to the custody OF the
Baekwes Island oes Both were young men and natives
AZ tfa fitv
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iAnnolncements.I
PARTISAN NOVELTIES.

The ladies' 81 NevYork will be interested learn that Mme
NarALE TILNAS cfNo ~ Nnth has retained from Paris aud
imported Millinery aud flowers aud
pe.s saInures PAR CLOAK DEPARTMENT which includes only
exclusive styles and patterns tno ahsl and
absolutely charming opera cloak. trimming department
added for the purpose supplying ladies those besg
styles imported cosks and dresses
which be duplicated snd to be found in trimming
The establishment of Nine TLNAS comp ehenJ
perfect mAeAIS in this country the furnishing of Partisan
bounets dresses and oathts
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIVE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for SEPTEMBER 10.

rI,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for SEPTEMBER 49,
THE Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for th. week contains the
0Ths Aarrc.sThs Tribune Second Great wsr,n En-
rope Teaensd Toe Plan Of Congress- Rival hoO'es Editorial Par
PpsK or tbs YAr1OSAt UNION COxxrrEz
PEOPLE -,
NESs o. Tas Domestic News: Crime. and cs;ssl,s.i
Re ous; Obituary The Public Hahi The Fsnans The indans
Sour S HEws-Tls Freedmen Condition Of the sGuS
Ss.sapDaa
snrS i,xp,c.-rbe River Platte War.
FUnosEas SEWs-PrObabiOf Another War England Frnesi
fTqsi nn Authoritative Statement Of His Position, he De-
arsit an Iuul ask Solder 70 l1te isL heisi
Ngw uBLIcarIoSs-Bany Corn~aAs Memoir OF 'hHT' hoi
TRIP E 3qL sp Sss Correspondent S''d
1pSRs on PEorEoroS-vlI. Protection, Accidental and Incl
deI. yEoS low BaovS OF Or Own Cor
gqgdeA Sarr F from b the Season 4fvo,
Of the Peopa The Reform DeInonsTs'on' '0AH nHs "
h' R,,xFm Our Special CorespOndeni-The View, q P,%s
on ss o Of toe Army The asds
The Annexation TO Pro;ia Inc F9' ne Bousprs DyESty
and so gs ImETIcs FIELD or sPs
American Pns' Their DeoSapIy ~
Sa5aR and PoEsasS1 %T,o od I s.ai hs Wool
TIde Slaughtered Anims Aseatara Products 20 those
PDS'Pi 70 and both Opposed to y
TaS sOrrHEaS LoT4lIsTs TYP ns T,,n0s, are Scarce
EIgcTIoS lSTELLisESck-NeE%0h'i hsh'''A'i
crldo. Maine.
SCILSCg. .-.' -
FOREIGN NisCELLASl-
Personal
Americsn Institute Farmers Club Iuesday sept
n. Sew soso Juice Evporaor; Exhibition Of 5rpes ana f
F,. G,e Lms-How Di'z' Letters rom We feol4, hof
, for Enjsrap.s Adobe dngs; Peas Uses pa Costof
M9S cG yse as Foe II Beab..s Vinegar
cdr Tomato Rhubarb Dogs Killing >heep' Disease 81 CoSsi ~
nlnrsl Book; New Agricultural Society; Crops N CHneqa l
r,oyemsp In Roads Cheap Fuel Can Trees &c saved DWht
A New Losde; New Churn lower oT Nane
- or Iaborers on Farms: Ousck G.ss; Cherry lters-lo
pvsn Cracking; Birds and Bees How 20 CROW
r.sIev Prizes Grapes. New YORK state fAIA tt
Adam on New FARM. Gov John A. Andr" Aue -
delivered At BraleboTough, w. sept T. ldo Y 60 60,
s,r.i society OF Vermont the Fair Ed by the state soelsS
~ ne Agncultural Society Of New England.
PogTRY-The Mountain Trees ate Failing
TIE DRY GOODS Market.
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CITY NEWS.

FULTos.sT. UNION DAILY PRAYER MEETSG.-lt
matter surprise and qualification to the moral and re-
gous portion busy excited city to know that in the
very center Of its locality these meetings have been
so long continued without losing either interest Influence
The 23d inst will complete their ninh which filling on
Sunday ninth will BE- celebrated 90 Monday
the 2b inst North Dutch Church. corner OF Fulton
and Wham.sts., at II O'Clock.
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me- He briefly referred 10 the advantages to be derived ron
the abatto The buildings they bad been inspecting mc WIN
his entire approval lie concluded by complimentary a1usioh
assistance 10 the Board Of Health BY the Press ~
After 70 MI HardenbeTgb Dr. Dalton, ana thefIe
The gentlemen adjourned TO New York City.
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RIsToRT.-Ristori, the great Italian artistic. COM
her performances Thurday evening the
French Thsre Fouentht and c, there w be such
and rush the 20 witness the gdenne that
be equhled
day Hsgnss grand opening Of Fall Millinery
tsed 10 another column
Surely Thursday will be day long TO be remembered in
Gotham, "Nve ia Higgins" Nive Higgins
and No. I26 all the
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NEW STREET CAR ROUTR.-A new line Of city rail-
road is projected 70 run from Grands Ferry on the East
River 10 Debrosses st. Ferry the North River II is to
be called the 'Grand-st. Crosstown Line
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.-The
opening exercises Of the College Of the City Of NewYork
were held Yesterday morning The remaining portion OF the
week will be devoted tue distribution OF books 10 Ell
students The regular instruction Wi commence on Monday
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FIRE COMMISSIONERS. "A meeting of the Commits
soners Of the Fire Department called Yesterday but no
business was transacted the Commissioners adonrnine for
week.
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The BURGLARS ALARM TELEGRAPH is being ap-
piled daily best the city nvisiby without
dn.se. Seven years experience without failure b. HoLHrs
No. 254 Broadway
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The GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
GuRSER 4 Co. No. 81 C+dar.'t, HewYorL
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
steamship Pen. GARDNER Galveston days with cotton aud wool
10 Spoford Tes;on Co.
Bark D. kicnos Coombs, Machiasport
Bns J. z. Arey, B.bbdge, Bangor, for jersey City.
Il. Young. Gibson Csla,
Sehr Franklin -. Portland.
Sehr J. Raymond, Shadrick, New London
sch B. c. Scbner Hall Cow Bay With GOAL TO C. r. Swain.
Sch d. Hart Burgess Calais with TIMBER 10 Simpson Ctpp
Schr Lewis Bodenc Bnnee. Cold Spring
schr. Webb. Knapp, Rondout for Pr0y dsnee
sehE J. H. faumens, Gldersl,eve, Cold Spring.
schr. J. S. Terry, Smith, Cold Spring
WISD-At Sunset s, light
SAILED.
Steamships Scotia Hecs Eagle, Saratoga
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DRMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF OCTOBER.

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Literary this popular periodc without rival this
tnrn m make p exhibits the highest order Of in
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CIVIL COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

CALENDAR OF THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED CASES
The following is the Calendar for the September
Term Of the Court Appeals which on Tuesday
neIti
PREFERRED CALEsDAR-Clas, Ii. Mckee agt The Peo-
pie p Robinson agt The People. Ine People ae' Ames
Gas; ia shulu agt shuz Gardiner aet Tyler.
Claa II-6 Deoman agt Marsh J. Batter agt Lee. q
Meintre agt Warren. Rhodes Bronson 10 Lovett
ag Gllinder H. Chamberlain sgt Choices IL Staats hg
The Harlem Railroad Company. - Kimball ag Connolly
Class IVA TIE People REL COm'rs for Public Market
agt The Common Council Of EewSork H. In re- Receiver
The Comrs Of Taxes and ssessments Of H. The
People rel Bodne agt The same. ~ The People eh rel
same TO- The People eI rel McCouyile agt Hills 81 Inc
People ex rel Cunningham agt Roper et al % The People
NeyYork % The People rel Bows agt- The same %
The People eI rel Duer agt The same 70 me people H L
same a. The People eN rel Bryson agt Ine same NJ.
GESEKAL CALEsDAR-2s Hoe agt sen6oTn - Pl1ley
agi. Carl 80 Morgan agt King 81 Easier ogt saPma s
l64 Williams agt. Heruop. l65 MeMah9n aet Allen Zoo
Car. agt Broekway tl Smart sgt Beuent .Oe FIJI I15
WJgand sgt Sickle III Kennel agt. Kirk ~ Wels agt
Perez u.s. Kline Hst Ine ~ r' ns lbs aud
Trust Company ogt. Coverts l76 Priest agt Forster re
heLiushln. leo Coleman sgt Bean lei. sears set U"n5
YER McCrosson sgt Thorn ls2 Draper agi Stou'enel
s3 Bentley egi veGderheydsn si Inc lTirs bs"k
Merchants Bank Of New Haven agt Bliss Isl Williams ag
saeey ~ Ga saudssu Sgt Howell H,I Dl,Se Of 81
Assenees Ggt. Sevins. lo1 Shepherd agt The B ~ *
MOI ms Co. 1876 Marco Il agt The l.. & L. LIE FIRE
los Co. 49, Lawrence agt Clark lys Murray Igt Bann-
ger 100 Koraback agt Sebbins 200 The People art kob
sO Bradley agt Tire Buf ~ Y. a i. X. Co ~ Cozlens
All Higgins 20J Barton act. the City Of Syracuse ~
Crane ngt Price. ou5 Owen agt Tue H. H. X. Co 20.
Hartshorn agt Union Nut InsCO "a Hoag agt Hoag
90s Val agi. TIE Troy Union X. X Co 900 Powers ag
Price 90 The Merchants Bank Of y. T. agt Satton 2l
Matteson sst Tie " Y. c. II Co 2l2 Le Boneler agi
Warner 29 Flnk.e The Bufaio State Lane X H. Co.
pa phillpa Hgt Terry 2l5 Kelly lton 2lt Parish
AIT Golden 2iGl. Herseredt agt Williams 21. Main sgt
Niles. 2ls; Main asi Niles Ne Ssnora anu VIZ ~ 80.
CLYDE act The Marine Bank ~ King agt The Mayor Of
NeE York 2g3 Cisco agt Roberts. pa smith hgt BAD
ooh s Smith act Comstock 22t. Ferns agt Tie Union
Ferry Company ~ Brooklyn. 24 Tho Bank Of Auburn agt
Putnam ~ Wall The Home Insurance COMPANY ~
Hustled act Craig g Sringham The ST. Nicholas 10
,arance Company 23l Hudr agt Golden. 2J2 Gould sgt
Iibhey et al r. H. JoNks NieFA'
Albany Sepembcrl y. le66.
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SUPREME CoURr-cnAsBsHs -sEFr ls-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS


Daniel Deylin as Chamberlain, agt Freeman camp
bell 81 Al-Judgment ordered - NJ ,-.--.-.
ytiiian ,;lsdwin sgt M Barbour-Ihe Judgment
roll an this be amendedby anneItng thereto aday
OF service 81 Sumner Co. and Affidavit that answer had
been received the OF entering the Judgment this u
done Rihin three days and $40 costs OF motion paid the
with so costs. .n- ...
Before Justice BARSARD.
Ida Beyer AIT. julius T. Beyei-RcpOri OF referee
frmed and Judgment Of divorce granted custody Of child
awarded 20 plaintiff
Srsaana K,rbaum agt Chss Karbaum-Repor Of referee
and Judgment Of divorce granted custody Of the
children Amelia Augusta aud Anna Karban~ awarded TO
plaiuuh.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
jas W. Sprague Agt Henry Naturalization denied, with
elO coats 10 abide event Of aoti0n.
John T. Meyer sg Solomon L. Smpson.-Motion granted.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-SEPT l9-Before
Justice SOUTIIERLAND
TIE SWEDISH sRAMESs CASE.
This case when been heretofore reported sup
posed that Judge Bolts would decided to-day but owing
90 His Honor not having COMPLETED his opinion tue decision
will be announced until Thursday the Importance Of the
subject requiring more time.