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A TENEMENT HOUSE TOURNAMENT.

Bloody Times i'm tho Ninth Ward-A Couple
of Families Engage In q War OF Extcrmi.
nation.
About seven O'Clock on Monday night as oncer
Ward, OF the Ninth precinct, was leisurey sumter
Ing along hts beat In Perry street, lodging around
the thousand and one carts ana trucks that nightly
pass through the Ninth ward his revere was sud
denly disturbed by hearing the cry Of Murder
Police |" issued nom the large five story tenement
house No. 18l.
Rushing in the door bareheaded, the first object
that attracted his attention was the form Of
lying at the foot OF the stairs, partially insensble
with the claret flowing from her nose IN stream
that was really frigntfu. Ascending tue stairs nc
encountered the fragments OF broken washbowl
blood, so as to be hardly recognizable. In an ad-
Joining room WAS female, apparently q fend. cud-
less, with an axe. Rushing TO her assistance at tue
risk OF having his own Uranium split open ne seized
the assalant and pore her away from the PROSTATE
OF three or four officers, had arrived and order was
restord.
The entire party, four in all, conveyed to the
station house, and gave Their names as George and
Mary Smith, Catnarine CarmOdy and Francis Mano-
ney, the women Smith anu Carmody eacn having an
infant 1T the breast.
Upon being intcrrogated by Captain washDourne
and Sergeant Wilson as TO how the Tray commenced,
Smith stated that while passing through the hall
way. and when near the head Of the stairs, Mrs.
Carmody and himself engaged In war OF words,
raised large earhen pitcner she held IN her hand
and dealt him blow over the head with 1t, smash
ing the Jug to at0ms, cutting his face and head
the sharp edges IN terrible manner The blood ow-
Ell copiously, nearly binding him and saturating his
clothes from ms heels to his head. Smarting under
the pam. and in order to defend himself from iurtner
attack, he drew back his arm and planted his fist
plump on the nasal organ OF hrs. Carmody which
sent her nying down stairs head foremost. Mrs.
Mahony, who witnessed the ARRAY. ever ready 10
assist one OF her sex, was making all possible speed
herself 70 attack Smith, when ialter's wife sezed
a rom hfrpl aSi
to the floor, and sezi1Q axe when stood near by
dealt the PROSTATE woman two bows with 1t, nearly
cutting OIL all the fingers on her left hand.
The party, with the exception OF MIR. Mahoney
were locked up III the station house all night, and
early yesterday morning arraigned at Jefferson
Market, having the appearance OF being engaged In
rough and tumble encounter with an army OF Kill
kenny cats They were covered with scratches
plasters aud o her marks from head to foot. Mrs,
Carmody preferred a complaint against smith ami
rice persd, Mrs. Mahoney prcferrlng . complaint
against Mrs. smith, the whole party were locked up
In default OF $500 bail to appear aud answer the
charges at the Special Sessions.
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Police lNTELLiaESCE.

THE SEVENTH WARD AssAULr.--Mr. Dennis
Kelly, Of No. $50 Water street, VINO was brutaliy
assaulted the night OF the 9Th OF December, yes
tcriay appeared before Justice shandley, at Essex
Market Police Court, and charged the four men
arrested ny detectives Jarboe ana Shavey-whose
names are Arthur Gillespie, James McQuade, Jonn
Ridley aud Jonn kelly-wlth ielonious assault and
battery. The tour prisoners were locked up for
minatlon.
ROBBERY IN GRAND STREEr.-A young man
named John Murphy was yesterday arraigneu before
Justice Shandlcy, ut Essex Market Police Court
charged by Frederick Klaetzen, Of Norfolk street.
VITA highway Robbery. kaelzen was going nome
about three O'Clock on Tuesday morning, when he
was met by two men. The prisoner Murpn,,
snatched hts watch ana chan but klaetzen followed
him up aud caused nis arrest. Murphy was held for
examination.
THE ArFRAY IN THE EIGHTH wARD.-Ephraim
Allen, the young man charged with biting the thumb
Off a nymph IN the house OF MADAME Lanai In
Greene street. on Monday night, and George Relley
alias sRatC Re icy,n notorious character OF the
Eighteenth ward, who attempted To shoot officer
o brien, OF tue Eighth precinct, on Monday night
facts Of when have already peared n tue HERALD,
were drraIgaed at Jefferson Market Police Court yes.
terday, and both committed Ia default or $500 bail
each.
AN ALLEGED PIcKrocKEr.--Thomas Moore alias
Thomas stewart young man whose character Is
none OF the best, was arragned at Jefferson Market
yesterday morning by officer Saver, Of the Ninth
precinct, upon complaint Of Karon Clark OF No Itl
THIRD street, Jersey CITY, VINO alleges that whe
riding IN o West street car on Monday night ne
picked his pocket OF watcn and chain valued at
forty-two dollars. lie denied the charge hut WAS
committed to answer nj the General sessions In
default OF 81 900 bail.
YOUNG BuRGLARs.-Thc store OF Mr.. Charles
Rosch, No. 7 Madison street, was broken into about
a quarter to twelve O'Clock on Monday night. ana
boxes OF cigars two pistols SILVER and currency
stolen therefrom. Detective Finn met q boy named
Hone In Cherry street, with some boxes OF cigars
under his arm, and on inqulllng where he got them,
he confessed TO the burglary and said that the re-
mainder OF the property was taken 10 basement IN
the Bowcry. Finn went 10 the Bowery ana found
the property. and also apprenended another boy
named George bune. They were botn brought before
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CURT cALevOAas-Tais oAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRculE-Par 1.-Before Judge
Sutherland. Court opens at hafpas5 len A. M.-Nos.
1887, 1854 So 2U25 1928 I3l9 1905, 1885, 1921 1922
1879 1919 1884, 721, 631 1884, 4s7 ld45, 1887. Part
2-Before Judge lngranam. Court opens ut half
past ten A. M.Nos. 1l2o 1t34 l316 1874, 1856, OBJ
1llo 564, 1923 900, 1886 LOO, 650 4o4, S0s, 1854
1912 1928 1862, 1876
SUPKEaE CoURT-CHAMBERs.-- by Judge Bar
nard. Call OF calendar at twelve M.-NoA l72, 49,
lel, 245, 26l, 263. $50, 1863. 36i, l62 l15.
SUPREME CoURT-SpEClAL TERM.--Before Judge
Cardozo Court opens at nalipast teu A. M.-Nos.
So 81, IS, 81, SO, 81, o. H. l2s 1874 ls7 49, 49,
ITO, 1884, ISL, 1s9, 1922 2o3, 2Io, 22i 232. 1888 2l2
SUPERIOR CoURr-IRiAL TERM.-Pait I.-Before
Judge Mcneil. Court opens at eleven O'Clock
A. M-Nos 32se, 246, 2i7, 9j9, 1907, soa, 100 lSl
1901 1851 733 1925. 1888 1856 1903. Part 2-Before
Judge Ftnan.Nos. 1854 1860, ITO, 17l2, l7i4 l7l6
1872 l724. l718. l72s $780, 1885, 1913, 174o.
MARINE C0uRr-fRlAL TERM Part 1.-Before
Judge Curtis. CAN OF calendar ten O'Clock A. M
Nos 427s, 400 4lz5 Asoe 4l4a, 1927, 44oo 44oo!s
440l 4403 4404 4405 4408 4409 ATS 449, 4l4o 4a4l
4446 Part 2.-Before Judge Aiker. Call OF calendar
ten O'Clock A. M.-Nos. 4370. 4052, 4247, 442l, 4isO
4553 446 442l 4423 4424 4426, 442S 1850 44Sl 4447,
4449.
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will be largely increased. The dirt and sand In tho
centre are being gradually removed. Yesterday
Jigger engine was introduced to assis III doing fhe
work. which Will enable II to De done In future
much more rapidly than heretofore.
IL was universally supposed, knowing now Slowly
such kind OF work Is generally performed, that the
board fence around the building site would remain
where ir was placed TWO years at least It ID plea.
SAINT to note the TACT that this supposiion mas moi
proved true In the present case. Inc ience on
Broadway was Yesterday taken in the wloth, In
fact OF the former sidewalk, and c0mIortaDle
board walk constructed. greatly TO the accommoda-
ton OF the pubic. On the remaining sides the ienco
Ia likewise TO be taken In further and thus give
more room TO pedestrians and vehicles. AS soon as
the position OF the fence has been changed rail-
way VIII be placed the inner side for convenience
OF moving as required the heavy granite plocgs and
otner building material
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esterdav, and in the afternoon the prisoners were

arraigned.
Joseph Riley, who was caught In the act OF leav-
ing the window Of Solomon Isaacs' residence, No. %
First avenue, on the 18TH OF November was foun1
guilty u burglary IN the third degree. He was sent
70 the STATE Prison for three years ana six months
Sarah Brandon colored) was placed on trial.
cnalsed Win stealing 500 In money from James
forpes az dlsreputabe house In Thomas street, ON
the 81 INST The trial VIII be concluded to-day.
Henry Jenet, who was charged with stealing sos
Ia money from Harmon Sterns on the ID instant
pieaded guilty 10 an Tempt at grand larceny. lie
was sent u the State Prison for two years and SIX
months.
Emma Metz pleaded guilty to grand larceny In
stealing On the 18th OF october ladies' wearing
apparel, consisting OF q velvet cloak. furs and SILK
dresses, valued at 10000, tins property oI LIE Grand
D. cannon, 3l2 Fifth avenue. The Recorder, In pass
ing sentence. SAID that the prisoner was very bad
woman. lie sent her to the state Prison sGs -FOUR
years aud SIX months
The following Is the calendar for to-day:-The
feople W.. Bertha stout, grad larceny; same VS..
Jonn O'Nel, d.; Same VS.. James donaldson DO;
Same vs.. lhomas Coleman, do; Same w. Jonn
Mcany, no.; Same vs. Timothy +. Sullivan. do /;
same vs. bernard Herman John Shine and John
Flanagan DO; same vs.. John Donney, do; same
VS.. James Johnson do. same vs. Frederick Hadiich
anu George ROuleth do; same vs.. John Colman
ana Patrick kerrigan. ROBBERY; Same vs.. Francis
Linn, Josepa Shaw and Daniel Kieruan, do; Epene-
ger Ludeate Assault and battery.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett
Assistant District Attorney Tweed conducted the
prosecution yesterday.
Catherine Dogherty was placed on trial charged
with stealing forty dollars on the 22d OF Novem-
Der. from Mary Delany. The testimony showed that
a number Of Irish women had a regular Donnybrook
fair scene in the house. Mr.. Howe caused great
amusement IN Court while he examined the wit
nesses AS the jury found 1t impossible to record
the statements OF the witnesses, they rendered o
verdict OF not guilty.
Jacob Simon, who was charged with assaultIng
and robbng Christian Uhl on the 10Th Of November,
while passing through Third street, OF the sum OF
dollars pleaded guilty to simple assault and bat
terry and was sent to the Pcntentary Tor Six months
Edward Martin pleaded guilty to an indictment,
charging him with stealing 500 In money from
Michael Burke on the 18th OF November. he was
to the state Prison for four years and ak
months.
Ihe GRAND jury BROUGHT in . batch Of indictments
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SUPREME COURT &c lMBEss.
The SQunbble Over the Fenian Funds.
RcfOra IudQe barnard.

Ine EQu0DDI0 over the roman f0000s
Before Judge Barnard.
John j. D,t0, Patricc Da,v ct ats. ps. Roger J.
Pai0e.--Ths was an application 10 compel the de-
PENDANT to pay moneys which he mad collected into
court, on the ground That Nathaniel jarvis Esq.
acting referee, had reported in favor thereof
the effect OF which report was stayed by an inunc-
ton.
Judge Barnard directed the money. amounting to
something near 81 O00 TO be paid into the Trust Com
pauy anu that all injunclons be ed 80 lar as
they prevented MIR. age from paying II Into court
Mr. fatge Lnen novel for an order to show cause
why an order made by Judge Clefkc should not be
set aside. me order referred 10 was an order OF
Judge ClerKc confirming the report or the refer
the above cause and directing the money to be paid
over. Mr.. Paige commended that the money was the
property OF the Fenan Brotherhood by whose chief
officers he had been directed 10 mold 1t.
Judge Barnard denied the motion.
For motion DAILY, Henry and DIN; opposed, Roger
A. Paige.
The Florida Railroad Wnr.
Francis VOse Us. The Florida railroad Company
Marshal o. Roberts, Ex-senator Tuiee E. NJ. Dickin-
son and J. x. Roberts.-This case came up on a
motion for an extra allowance on Judgment rem
dered In favor OF the defendants, In which 1t was
claimed that the plaintiff had furnished their rail-
road with large quantity OF IRON. Tor the recovery
Of the value OF which ne brought suit against the
trustees ana officers oil the road, claiming that they
should be personally held responsible under certain
contracts made between Vose and the railroad CON-
pany, by Which he was 10 furnish 100000 worth OF
iron.
The defendants claim that yose was paid IN GER
tain bonds and stock OF the road, which he still
holds as security for his claim ana refuses to return
and that there Is no personal clam against them.
On the trial Judge Barnard gave Judgment for de-
fendants, aud the motion now Is for an allowance,
as already stated.
For plaintiff, Mr.. Iraohagen; for defendants, Mr..
Broome, OF Florida.
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NEW YORK CITY.
IRE co. RTs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Alabama Claims.

The Alabama Claims.
John W. Gushing and Others ps. John Laird
In this case three processes with amended return,
were issued, and were called yesterday morning.
The SUIT, as previously mentioned is brought to
recover DAMAGES for the destruction OF the sonora
by the Alabama The rlgnt to object to the amended
return was waived by the counsel Tor Lairds agents.
On benaf OF the liDelianls default and reference
were moved for The case was adjourned t'i inc
2Ist inst.
Condemned Property.
The United States ps. Seuen Barrels Of Distilled
SDhais--The property was discovered at No. II
orchard street. and, no claimant appearing, the
property was condemned by default
The United States Us. Tlce,ce thousand cigars ana
Fortg:nue Bores or Cigaretes-In this case the pro
perry was found ut No. rs fulton street. The gov
eminent sought condemnation on the ground that
they had not Oeen stamped as required by law.
verdict was directed Tor the claimant.
The following property was ordered TO be con-
demned by default, viz.:-tive barrels whiskey
found at NO. 34l Water street; IL packages whlsxey
found at No. AT Pearl street; cases wax tapers,
found at NO. l4I Maiden lane; 2 boxes. marked
Co., containing steel pens; pieces black SILK; 2ls
lace collars and Az yards black thread lace; bar
reis nutnegs, marked N. u. Y.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Matter OF ~ B. Aoatgome,T.-This was o
case Of involuntary bankruptcy, and several ques-
tons were referred to referee nd subsequently to
The Court for disposition. The bankrupt was o
merchant in Prattsvile, Greene county. IL was
claimed BY the assignee that fraudulent prefer
ence had been given 10 Baldwin Griffin. who had
proved his debt inasnuch as bill OF sale had been
executed IN his favor. IL appeared, however, that
Grln MAD surrendered the property, and the motion
made by the assignee TO- strike out his claim was
denied. J. Is. Cloves made claim based upon q
note for $780, but II was stricken out J. II. ODney
claimed $22 500. He had moved to amend his claim
cam. me reports Of the register upon the several
claims were confirmed
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UNITED STATES COMM IS oAEas' COURT.
RobbinG the Mails.
Before Commissloncr snlelds.

Before commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. j. II. H0oby.-In this case
in which the defendant letter carrier attached TO
station II, charged with secreting letters testi
mony was introduced showing that he was OF IN
sound mind.
The Commissioner on the motion OF Assistant
District Attorney Purdy, held the defendant to
await tne action OF the Grand Jury reducing the ball
to 81. 500.
Alleged Revenue Frauds.
7ne United states us. Paty1cE Campbell de-.
fendant was charged with having In his possession
OF West Fifteth street, nve barrels Of rum upon
which the required tax had not been paid. In reply
to Assistant District Attorney Purdy, the complain
ant, James Just, testified that he visited the defend
ants premises ana discovered in the stable the pro-
perry reerred TO. and which was sati to have been
conveyed there from Brooklyn during the recent
Whlskey raid
The iurher hearing OF the case was adjourned.
Robbery the High Sens.
The United Statts IS. James McCornlich.-The
examination In this case, in which the defendant Is
charged with robbing William Higgins, passenger
on board the steamer Alaska, from Aspinwal to this
city, OF 1926 gold coin, was resumed yesterday alter
noon. The complainant testified that he had resided
In Australia, and on his passage from Aspnwall 10
New YORK was In the same room with the defendant
n seaman, and that, having been robbed OF his
money. he had reason TO suspect him.
Captain Gray anu the second officer OF the Alaska
examined by Assistant District Attorney Purdy
snd deposed that the matter having been reported
TO them an investigation was held and that finally
the prisoner confessed he had taken the money!
which he delivered up, stating that he was under
the influence OF liquor wnel ne distracted 1T.
lie committed to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
A Lottery Dealer Assessed.
In the case OF George w. Van Worst, Mr. Hunt, OF
the detective force seized bis books and papers,
the GROUND that he had not complied with the
requirements OF the law as q lottery dealer. Van
Worst was assessed $500 special tax aud $500 tax on
recelpts.
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SUPERIOR couaT-ipeClAl TERM.

BY Judge Freedman.
Josephine N. Allen rs. Margaret Peterltae.
dIsmssng motion.
CORTLAND D. Piniev Us. Georgjana Pfnnep-Di-
vorce granted.
Christopher MARI Us. The Ne,o Pork ana Harlem
Ratlroad.-Motson granted on payment OF ten dol
lars costs.
Vale, solomon ps. Samuel So,omon-Order va
eating Judgment
Joseph II. Deoeln rs. Bernard Reily.-Order de.
nyIuQ motion.
AdfQaret Le,lsch uer Us. august Leuschuer--Motion
granted.
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CITY NIELLlGEYCE

THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-'rhe following record
will show the oranges III the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours IN compar son with the COR
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer ut Hudnnts pharmacy, HERALD Build
Il
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COMMON PlsAS-sPEcIAL TERM.
Decisions Rendered.

Decisions Rendered.
Bs Judge Loew.
Knapp ps. Decentralization granted. Answer
stricken out as sham with ten dollars costs OF
motion to plaintiff.
For Us. Deuapsep.-Moton TO amend order granted.
Coleman rs. Add7ns.-Moion for leave to serve
supplemental answer within ten days granted.
Ossrego SdTch Factory Us. O'Brien.-Motion
granted
Smith u.s. Sdnae.-Motion granted.
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Average temperature yesterday .............. 33s
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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No,;cc oC Foreclosure.

NOTICE l. hereby given that Tripho'a Patrh
n and t,coryc " Patch, Of Greenwood, tuun.
~ " oxford aud state ~ Maine, lid on the second
law OF july \ II ISL, convey To me-, the sub'cri.
hrr by their deed Oi mortgage, the iulNwn g de
,crii,A Real tate situated In thc town ctSpn,ay
and trusnwoOI, VIZ. \ certain tract OF Linu stu
atcd in the Lee rrant (-o-called) ia the Town 81
Norway and being the castcrly part OF lot mum
h,rr,l sixty.0no reference being hal to Gcorge w
patchs decd recorded in the OXFORD Couniy X.
cords, book l1l. page 81; also the following lots
and parcels OF land situated in Greenwood, afOrc-
aid viz: cert lin lot OF laBd called the Clay Lot
cont tanning onc hundred acres mort or less. 81 50
lot numbered ak I'm the 18th Range " lots IA Tue
south part OF Greenwood, also the Ncrrill Lot al
uai.si at Gree nwotd ity tsealle; also me Store
Lot: also Iut numbered SIN ~ the ON ltAh' M th'
north mart Of Greenwood; also one undivided haIi
Of Il Ililnorn Farm so-csllsSl. also one iusisF
ded half of Lot OF land which Isaac Flint sold u
q W Path aud which said Flint had of the ITus-
tees OF Phillips Academy; also one undivided hall
Of Lots No in the first Range, IN the hrst Ranxc
IN the first Range and In the lint Range ~ tots
md one undivided half 0f Lot No. D IN lhf MIN
range OF Lots all OF the last i've lts beng ~ t't
toyt, part of tirc mHood; also, another parrcl o'
and and beIn., the same pieces that were convey
pt hv L X Lock, TO T.. a. v Putnam, by has ue"1
isted June 10Th, lSt also thc Bcckley lot IglnS
north az Lot No. IN the tIh Range reference 90
ing had 90 the oxford County Records, book III
page 2sI-al.o. for u more full description OF tht
above de scribcd promises reference may be had -
book IA page II And whereas the conditions al
said mortgage deed have been bro ken, ani Inst 10y
reason whereof claim Ia forcclose the same agree
able 10 the statute IN such case mhdc anu rp'i"u
SAMUEL Is. LotkE.
West Paris Feb 2d, l-59.
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DIED.

In Ruckaeld. Jan 2sth, Daniel Austin, aged G
wears He had lived sll his days npon the sane
farm being buried upon his birth day
In Waterford. Jan s9th> OF congestion of the
lungs MALLORY Brown aged - years
In Brunswick. Feb. 9Th. EbeneLer kEereti, aged
- vearS a graduate OF Harvard College, OF the
class OF lSl6.
In Roekland Jan I'D John :. Hall, aged p
wears months
IN Waterford, Jan sith Of consumption, George
W. Hamlin, yoang man OF much promise
Obituary notice next week.