New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12

offered To make compromise. On Feb. q Levi cbsn-
ages The defendant claimed thossh be was not ready
70 fulfil his agreement. be was wiling to nay 20 mnch
81 200 to he clear yet when the plaintiff Insisted lac dad
refuse. but proposed should hunt sier-,
which tho painn declined to do The jury found for Tie
plaintiff channeey SHAKER. for plaiItn; Mf. y H. v.
Arnold, for defendant.
Kenneth ne G. White, esq., Clerk OF the u &
Middleton esq., Clerk Of the Supreme Court u te units&
states ealng his attention TO rule adopted al th pre-
1n Is necessary that every fled In the Supreas
Court Clerks Office should bs accompanied by precipe
the Supreme Court or The United States The followngk
tae rule nrdrr a. tnnt upon ne hing OF t,"nssnps
pearance O te cOuBs for the p.aEtih IN appel
lat shall he entered ana 70 noio 70 DISMISS OK ep On
pre- lot has been gwen To IRE ADVERSE party
gruecipe can be seen at the CLERKS once.
The Government brought suit in the United
States District Court the condemnation OF Two los q
blankets one Of IS bales ana Ia. other 81 eres
on thc pround o, undo ryauati0n In the Invoice. III
were shipped 20 port by NJ Solere, from France IN
Decembtr 1901 and January lSs2 e.nsghra 70 ~ nsn
seized nj the Gus House, its being found that they
were nvoced at il francs per blanket On re.pprai.-
Ethan All H. esq. Deputy A.torney, condnc,ei
the ease in behalf of the GOVERNMENT Tnc Judse
charged a. To id fOr the Government, iHeJ must
that thero actual criminal intent on inc part "
claimant IN invoicing the goods TO defraud the Govern
| there was no intentional violation OF the law.
| Anna Hail. q lady of CO years, was riding ia
her home Ia Elghty-fOurt-s Ia SecOnd-aNt. car -
Ayr l565. md. reaching the deuot at sixtythFdSs
TIE two otner pa snger jumped of 10 catch tae Hdren
se says mat the conductor shouted cat "Change
Harlem" tho bell, and jumped Off TIE car
stopped ana the Old lady also ei 10 get or but tie car
starting the into the depot threw her down.
| inIrng her severely. She was sent home two hours
later ia wagon. The Railroad Company pro-
dccd Large number u witnesses 10 show that the car
did not stop at all, and offered testimOny 70 shew
that the plaintiffs ijIies we've slight. Judge Barrels
charged TIE jny that c only question was whether ts
stopped and tho plaintiff eLdeavOied t0g ger on whhe
IL stopped TWAS tnc duty VI TIE company W nave
person That the Passengers Lad proper tine 70
get or and IL they choose 10 trust the driver ana ne
started the Improperly IL was negligence III me coisr
pany; but IL the plaintiff cndeayOrcd Ia get on he caf
which would prevent her from Recovering. sealeu yer
! act ordered.
A creditor of Robert c. Rathbone, a bank
rlpt filed the IT, s. District Court what purpor ed 70
be five specifications % tie grounds or his opposition %
the bakrupts discharge VIZ: That the bankrupt ins
fnat on hs examination before the Register he had per.
jurcd himself In relation To his property that Le Lac
guilty Of fraud In delivering bis property 10 the asr
siee in covering concealng. ad distributing Ills prep
erfy and in making false representations concerning u
property and its distribution among his creditors undes
an assignment made by him III 1881, siice
which time no had carried on his busi-
ness through collision with Others who Keep MIN %
clerk but really divide with HIM the profits Of the busi-
ness Judge Batchfcr decided that all these slecnct-
tons general and vague pointed 10 hOtLg de
nItey and raised nothing upon which an issue cOuId W
made He had had but three cases OF organizations N
opposition TO discharges, and In all the charges were
| yasiie general. ana insufficient. In this case ne
tons, be understood that hereafter speeines.
lions must conform TO the views here expressed anu ths
time for filing them will he enlarged by the Conrt
granted by the general order for doing 30