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The New York herald., 1870-12-09
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OYER AND TE.MINER AND SUPREME COURr-CIR-
CulT.--Par l.-BeIore ~ igc CardOLo. opens at
haf.pa ten ~. a. No Circuit Ca aadar. Crnllll
Du-ln sS-rhe People Vs. David Green, roDbsry;
Same vs.. Charles Jones, roboer,; Same vs.. Michael
Meyers an, Louis Schinldt, grant larceny; Same
Charles CniveiLon, grand larceny; Same Michael
keiiy grand larceny same VI. Annie NJ llier grand
larceny: Same W. ADe Derrluger ana Theodore
uree, grand arceny; Same W. margaret Scacider,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Robert staey, arceny
1IU,n the person. SAM vs. James CAM larceny from
the person.. Part Z-belore Judge Van HruIt.
opens at half-pat ten a. VI. NOS. IL, 1853, Is,
1920, 1894 7i04 TO-, 7lO2 4g9. 646. 6j6 6972 7l06,
7o7o.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERX-Held by Judge
Brady-Opcas eleven A. M-Demu,rers--Nos. 20,
%. Issues VI Law and .act-N0s. 4j, 81, ~, H. 73
"A, IS, 70, -, 7g 3d. 81, 81, o 81 S. S6 IL SS 5e
SUlRELE EC0URr--CaAaBERS-Helu by Judge IN
graham-Caliendar callc l Twelve M.-Nos s, 55, 81,
So, II5, 49, i02 lDU S l5J, III, l73, La, l7y 2O2,
20i, I'll, 2ii, 22l 2ll. 225 251, 232
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM.-Part before
Judge Freedman Nos. 1885, 433, 207 los, 2J9, 215,
279. b. 3.a, 331 lsl, a45. 95, 437ta 45}. Part -
Before Judge Spencer.-N0s 52o, 496 81, 274, sos,
2zo rs, 2J0 CO.,, j3, Ga z,2 45S 61o, 54i $50, ole
12J, 49,.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part 1--3elore Judge DAY.
Nos 20. IL. Iy5, l39, d. lo3, 49, 459, 4jJ ALL 204
24l, 465 =, 400, 45!. Part 2-Eefore Judge Lare-
more 25l -! S7-, i56, 273. 2lo, 2SJ, 25o So o46
34i $40, 49, 439, 4lo.
MARINE CoURr.-Part 1--Before Judge Gross
Nos 425 49,, 4453, 437 4t73, 45-3, 45l, 4i1e 4ol7
45i,, 45i1, 45.o, 45zl, 4522 Part 2--Belors Judge
Aker.Nos 4is, +, 0, All, 49,, A5Ji, 4,0I, 450j,
4Joj. 45v7 i5ls, 45lo 45ll 45l3 45li i5 1926 45-6,
4J.7, 451!1a.
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caWcrEO Murderer WANTS 70 sr s.yesu.

The Columbia (ao., Statesman says The SEN
tence OF Connolly, who has for some time been
awaiting death on tlie ga.iows for the murder of
Mrs. Moore. having been twice respitud, has been
communicated 10 ma lnls last acton OF the Gov
ernor he became enraged ana remarked This is
the d--dest country on earth, and has the poorest
laws. nave oeea wing mere IN prison for months.
ready, mas been twice put o., ana now ain 10 20
10 the peHentary ior lie. instead of being rernit-
ted TO meet dedta On ele scahoid,r having all the
whlie since MS incatcerLtion expressed himself
as de,iin5 TO be Ganged. very larse lor.
have been accoMno latei. Ever preparation mas
been aiade ~ aheni orr loo his eXecuiiou-his
CONN ana an tnS para pneraalla OF niuruerer's
ucltD at me hahds "a lac isW Fcfe ready. Tie al.
loid w,s5 erected on tic banks VI tue AIN, stop,
ABOUT one ini.e sUhelsJ Il The town. III secluded
ana iOIcly spot ~ L.te WOODS. .sberlaY morning
IN enar,c Of Dapnsy Saer.a Henry L. heene Con.
nets t9ua his departure Tor the penilcniay stlll
reSettidg nal Lc nd not Dc hanged Instead VI
go.n. - the Ssafa sTla0l
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Inc Portland CiegoHd,tt or the 23d nit. contains
tlc ioioWiDg account Oh brutal affair at Astoria:
Ahe svliiefs at Fort ,tiNeus had just been PAID 0f
anu given day leave uf absence, which some uf
uieuh improved 10 cole up TO me town ana get
drunk. Two soldiers OF Company C, Second UniLed
osilcs artillery, got very Gruuk, noisy ana abusive
aiia oisltei a great uproar during the evening.
tAoous zen CLOCK tney went out ON the street, ana
~ tisH drunken raniDliAgs metan Old man cf ABOUT
sN'y years, named Harrington, a carpenter, Wei
AnoWn III Astoria. One o. them, Spanlaid, named
ilOdliguez, Hltiioui the least proyocatton Knocked
lne old man down, and The other, whose name lS
NSsh, jumped upon htm, seized nm by the throat,
ana taking large knde from his pocket delibs-
rarely drew its edge across tne o.d mans throat,
cutti IA horrible gash aLnos5 from ear TO ear,
seNSfing an artery and laying the wndpipe bare.
BOA Rodrlsuel ana Nolan were subsequently cap
la ed about m nisnG, after desperate resistance,
ana they are lloW III jail at Astoria. The bloody
affair creaieu Tue lnteusest eXcll enent The old
man. Harrington, was barely alive WDen the steamer
LETT Duy itwd5 believed that he could nos possibly
live more than u lew hours.
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DiLkS PLuGNs A CROW.
Hiring Teams TO Hurg!ars-A Police Inspector
ImpOrtEned.

Hiring Teams TO Eurg!urs-A Police Inspector
Importuned.
That there are lverymen In this city who make 1t
practice TO hire teams to burglars with when to
carry on plunder anu to butcher cart thieves the
police authorities have long been convinced. In
several cases thieves have been captured with these
teams In their possession, as was tho case Wednes
day morning when burglars were arrested for rob-
bng the store OF J. L. Wiley Il Son, 5l5 hudson
street, and the horses have been returned to the
liyeryman. Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock we'll
dressed visitor enterel the Inspectors onice and
asked for Captain Wasnburn.
DILKS-Ile has Just left.
VisIToR-He promised to meet me here a. ten and
enable me to get my horses ana wagon back.
DiLKs-ls II the team engaged in That Ninth ward
burglary yesterday morning2
VIsuoR-ltis Is.
DmKs--Well hope you won't get 1t back. You
gentlemen who let teams to well known thieves
should lose them.
VIsToR-My night man hired II. We are not sup
posed to know the character or our custo ners.
do know. You hire them to wen known thieves TO
enable them 70 commit crime and then come here
begging ior thelI return. Had nay way rot one Of
VIsiToR-Some may do that kind OF business but
| don't.
| DLKs-I tel you, you stabemen usually know to
/ whom you nlre teams, and many or you let them
with the ull knowledge Of the use thev q Q to be
put 70. we nave captured number OF teams be-
dWnglhg 70 men VINO let them out for this purpose.
| There i O man over In the Eighth ward who re su-
larry hres teams TO Theodore Aliens gang.
VisIoR--l donS know The Alien-l never saw
| any Of the gang.
DILKs-His name Is Crow.
VISITOR lsio HlyJ-Tnat is my name.
| DiLks-WheWl You are Grow. eh 2 Wel Mr..
crow. we've captured many or your teams and you
snould lose every Que oi tnem Il mad my way. You
| nave hired teams 10 The Aliens gang time and
| again, ana you must know l0r wnat purpose
CROW Il don't know Theodore Allen or h.s gang.
| nlre teams 10 whoever applies
iNsPECT,R WALLiSG--le es, MIR. Crow; the police
nave nave captured many Of your teams. That robbery
In me Boweiy and the Wcstchesler job were perpe-
trated with tie aid OF your horses.
CroW ieit Tor tne property clerks ONCE TO secure
nis team II possiD.e, but as The horses and wagon
were lonnd IN the possession OF the burglars ihey
are unoer the jurisdiction OF Judge Cox, VINO viii
DOUBTLESS order their surrender to Crow.
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EMIGRATION AFFAIRS.
MeetlnR or the Board of COMMISSIONERS
PaviiOns ON Wards Islana-PrOtet tiOn of
Emigrnnts, BugQaae.

| Meeting or the Board of COMMISSIONERS
| Pavilions Wards Islana-Proie, ti0n Of
EmiGrnnts' Baggage.
| The usual fortnghtly meeting Of the Emigration
| Commissioners held yesterday at their ii,es
Castle arden. The President. Mr.. Richard O'Gor-
man, occupied the CHAIR Mr.. Casseriey read the
minutes OF the previous meeting. which were con-
frmed.
Commissioner Hustled called the attention OF the
Board to the report In relation to tho plans and
specifications for the erection OF paviiions on
Wards Island for those aliicted with mild type
Of insanity. The matter was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Buildings.
Commissioner NICHOLSON offered resolution to
the effect that the reports made by the physician OF
Wards Island asking for the transportation to their
homes abroad OF persons desiring to return to their
respective homes. where they expected 10 obtain
aid be referred to the superintendent with power
TO act in all such cases where application made.
The resolution was passed unanimously, and the
superintendent was accordingly directed TO inquire
into all such cases.
Commissioners Lynch, Setback. Frear Hart and
Bell were appointed by the president committee
TO equallze the salaries OF the employees OF the
Board
Commisso oner WALLAcK moved resolution,
which was adopted, 10 the eject that the several
required to Issue to ali emgrants naving baggage in
their possession and who intended TO travel over
their respective roads and the roads forming direct
communication with the same, separate tickets or
checks, stating III plain ana distinct figures r,
number OF pieces and the correct weight OF SAID
baggage as well AS The amount pad Tor overweight
and the name OF the place at wich they agreed to
| de iver I'd baggage.
Commssi ntr ScHAcA, OF the Committee the
Exchange OF Lands with the Commissioners Of
Charities and Corrections reported progress.
6Aer some discussion DR.. Sterling was elected
physician ior the ensuing year, his remuneration 10
be fixed by the COMMITTEES appoin ed TO equaiize
salaries, Charles II. Bnsteed Was appointed to I'LL
the 5iflce OF ASSISTANT physician.
On motion oil C0nlfpi ,sloner setback the Rev. Mr..
Weldon was appointed Chaplain OF Wards Island.
The Board then adjourned
The following Is the regular semlmoDthly state
Hlent: ~ J .frt..~- ss- tf, 'es
Number OF alien passengers arrived to De-
cember /, 2o3 sos
to December s, 1870 Observation-Disclosures. 1896
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 Tol
To same date 1869. 25l 1862
balance in bank January 1................ S7o371
Aggregate receipts to December S.......... 592e5j
Total assets S672 227
Disbursements to date. 67o559
Balance with City Chamberlain. .......... 8l,6s7
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lRgTiisG AT FLEETWOOD PARk.

Three trots were announced to come or yesterday
afternoon ut Fleetwood Park, but when the time
for the horses 10 make their appearance rhe
track IL was found that none OF them intended to
start. Afterwards IN arrangement was made for
Brown Dick and Louise to trot mile heats, best
three Ia five, Brown Dick in harness and Louise to
wagon. Louise became the fav0rte ut long odds to
begin with, but the betting afterwards changed
and Brown Dick had the call Louise won the first
heat ana when The pool seller began selling again,
Brown Dick sold Tor rs much as she did. A few
pools were sold, ana Brown DICK had the call He
cast snoe in the first heat, ana the mares
winning i;at heat was attributed TO the acC-
dent to Brown Dick. The latter won the
second heat, aud then he became great favcre as
the people began to see more clearly INTO the ar
rangement ana they were satisfied that 1t was not
the intehon OF the driver OF Louise TO win the
This made the more evident AT the close OF the
tnlrd heat. Coming 10 the score, Louise lay close
up ben,nd Brown DICK, and the latter breaking 1p-
she had to be pulled TO q break 10 heep her from
Winning Such papable frauds must be stopped;
aud we would, therefore advise the proprteters to
close their gates Tor the season ana get on with the
improvements they contemplate making on tile
track al once. Nearly all the trstS that have taken
place iatey have been OF the same class as the one
end to such BIZ eiaced fraudulent transactions. The
following Is q summary OF the rice:--
FLEETWOOD PARK, Dec. S.--Purse and stake S40O:
mile heats; best three IN five.
Dan Mace entered br. z. D,ck In narness. Q /
T.. Nance entered ch. III. Louise 10
tWagUn....... s.............s...........
II. Casey entereds. q. Hickef, IN harness. dr.
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The Board Of Health and the Asylum for the
Deni and Dumb.
NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUNE,

Deni and Dunno.
NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE !
INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUNE,
NEW YORK, Dec. 3, 1870. J
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The statement in your paper this morning, In
reference 10 the prevalence OF typhoid fever In this
institution gives an impression mucn more unavor-
able than the facts viii warrant. As matter OF
justice ask you TO give room the following state
ment:--
Ihe typhoid fever was brought to the Institution
by boy from Wayne county, In central New FORK,
whose brother haddied OF the disease Since the 10th
OF October there have been iftysix cases, more Or
less severe, OF TYPHOID fever Five have had fatal
termination. AS soon as the cases were recognized
as Cyphoid they were all removed 10 u hospital In IL
skill and KIND aud devoted nursing could do or
gnem Was done. Tbc teachers took turns IN con-
stapt watching with the sick. Tnlr.y-two OF the
nambcr are now convalescent, the rest generally
give favorable indications. The Insufficient sup.
ply OF water, no doubt, tended during
ihe fall drought, to cause predlspositon TO the
Otner causes By which such VISITATION may be az
glayated when once 1t gets footing nave Dcel or
win be speedily reno ed, and every suggestion Of
the Board or Health for improving the sanitary con-
diton OF the institution wnl be promptly and
thoroughly carried OUT. For several years past the
Institution has been remark .by healthy. Such
visitation has been Known among US out
once before. then as now aggravated Dy the IN
sufficient supply Of water. Tie competition oil the new
reservoir of the Croton Aqueduct In our vicinity
WI we trdst, relieve us from all iulure danger from
VIII add that committee Of our Board OF Di'
rectOrs nave examined the institution WITH special
reference TO the cleanliness OF its rooms and general
| condition. aud are willing to abide by the assertion
| that whatever sanitary deficiencies there may be
| q want of cleanliness Is not among lhein.
Truly yours, ISAAC LEWIS, President.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.
Reading of Reports-Rec0mmenda or the
Board of Health with Regard 20 the Onal
Deposited in the Slips and ON tae Eisrs.

Heading of keports-RecOmmenda or tho
Board Of Health with Regard to the Oaal
Deposited in the slips and tie Piers.
The Board OF Docks met yesterday afternoon at
their + oms, corner OF Broadway and Leonard
street. Tne Commissioners composing the Board,
viz.:-John T. Agnew Wilson @. Hunt, Richard M.
Henry, Henry A. Smith and William Wood, were
present. The minutes OF the last m eting were read
by the Secretary Mr.. Granville Kane. aad adopted.
communication OF superintendent Westervelt
recommending that piers 81 and 81 East river be re-
paired, at cost OF about $500, was read anu ~
was resolved by the Board that Superinteadent Wes-
tervelt be directed 10 make sne repairs neeued 70
piers and 52 as ADVISED In his report, provided
the owner OF the western half OF pier 81 ana the
eastern half OF pier So snail first sign agreement
to pay one-half OF the same.
NO action was taken on the report OF Superinten-
dent Fitzgerald In reference, to repairs on pier 43 East
river.
communication or superintendents Fitzgerald
and Ramsen was read and the Executive Committee
recommended that tho
OWNERS or PRIVATE PIERS
and the lesees OF public piers be authorized to
direct parties using horses tor loading aud uaload
ing goods to place on such piers TEN. orary plat.
forms for the horses to walk on or In Of fail.
ure TO do So the owners or esees be authorize ed to
collect from such parties one dollar per day for
every horse thus employed aud that lnIs resolution
be printed anl piacardcd.
Commissioner ueary opposed and Com missioner
Wood spoke IN favor OF the motion. Alter Dnef
discussion II was adopted.
Al lhis stage Of the proceedings Mr.. haswe, OF
the Heath Department, presented nlmsell and In
formed the Board that Tue snps located between
Ihrty-sighth and Forty-irs streets, North river,
STINK IN THE NOslRiLS
oil the ad AGENT po puatlon, ald tnat the exhala.
tions arising from the oa deposits o the neighpol-
ing boneDO ling estlo shmenis are pos tveiv ueirl-
mental 10 health. He. therefore. lGl.eSc t0dL me
Board o. Docks should take the MAJ te. IN maud ana
have these slips dredged ut the expense VI the aDoye
named bone-boiling Establishments In rely 10
tins the commissioners recommended that the Board
OF Health should address communication IN writ
ing TO the Department. OF Docks, when the subject
VIII receive attention OF tine latter. The Audit
ing Committee granted S19,69l ior tho following
purposes:-Lunber $l5559 tools, IL 30: pile driv-
ers, S7J4; spikes and IRON, ST, 90.
Several other reports Of minor Importance were
read ami reierred 10 Inc Executive Comnnltee.
Tue Board then adjourned.
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samo Va. Gilbert W. Thomas, grand larceny Same
w. Henry y. Marer, CRANE larceny.
cou,J OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
The Confidence Dodse-Two Smart Oues
Drouxht tn Grief.
BEFORE Justice DOWllnR.

The Confidence DOdse-Two Smart Oues
Drouxht to Grief.
Before Justice Dowlmg
In the Court vi Special sessions yesterday vii
ilam Ii. Jackson ana William Hammond were
sentenced to SIX la the Particularly each for
swindling by selling counterfeit money and boxes
nlled with Lin foil bu. supposed 10 contain jewelry
The complainant was Anon II. Muller, Of Water
bury Conn.,, wns bought box or the tin loil for
dollars at the business place Of the accused so John
street. Mnier thought ne hal valuable leweiry In
the box until On gong to his hotel he examined IL
and found the foil. letter also accompanied the
box the effect that as the detectives were hang
ing around the place white Muller was inside
ts accused were afraid 10 put In the Jewelry, ana
.at ts foil was fer the de ectves merely ME real
ier's address. Inis was qniy one OF the many cases
In when country fox are vlciim,zei oy circulars
PROMISING 40 give at low raLsb counterfeit money
whicn uenes ue.ovtlon. one o. these circulars WAS
produced IN coari, ani AMONG good deal OF sharp
scnteaces. We'll Calculate to deceive, was scale of
prices ttus:-.A 500 package Oi counterfeit money
for Sivo l,ooV package iol S-oJ aAd $4,000 PACK.
sers, a reduction OF twenty-five per cent might oe
depcnued on. ihe premises wnence these circulars
issue are 20 Maiden lane and ~ John street
Asoi Hen cOssIDEScE SfYLE-AS OLD BIRD Gagged
FOR SIX MONTHS
WM. Nepsler was cnarsea ~ tnc special Sessions
Court yesterday with assaultlny oAicer Charles H.
Free,nan OF tne TwenSi- els TN precinct. Wooster
Was sentenced 70 SIS onliis IA the en.tentary ana
Lne OF i.g dollars Ihi. sentence was the cXt.eme
one .. tue Court teCause weDs,e As an Old offender
ara hau DseA several ullss .ei0re tue Court, not Tor
assault, blt iol more s-ilvus vlfeuces 1t seems eD
stef ~ nie.luer ol me nutOr.uu, firm vi Webster
~ Co., Wio Practice 50 much III the mercantile
aia.rs ol tls sIty, aud VINO are about the smaltet
scoundrels Ia lhelr line KNOW t0 tine police. Iner
priJepai dodoc, II Is sad, IL " order D OF .ogds
frein a Acw ok house TO house IN the coantry,
or rom ta5 c0gntry 10 New York house and iuler-
ceg the property on its wa to the point OF destna-
toA. Tie oIcer wio made the Complaint had been
requested by iirm IN tnls city to lock Ter !, sus-
peced case OF this sort, anl meeting With
NeDsler at NJ. ~ South William street he
called that person to The rear o.. the et0le,
when after short cons Il talon, as the OH
Ger maze himself III, li,iale, Webster dealt hun
pOWef.ul DeH Oh tl3 ace. IL Is Con- eclured ~ .he
polise that thls Os rious 1rn, now tnaL principal
me.noer Is ciged, can not c0nJnle TO prosper The
officers are OF opllion that 40 always takes feT
them nave expressed Llelr talnlin alton put an
emu 10 The coniuence operations which have been
long uOuriSnluk.
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loss oS business defendant set up counter claim Of
$780, The witnesses called on HIS behalf were prin.
cipay his walters and arftstes both instrnmenlAl n
and vocal One OF the latter In answer TO o Juror
felt Lite positive that his singing had In ured de-
fendanrs business less than pIainiir's lager.
Pialntin ella med that the article fulnished was
good and that n received back all that deenlant
offered him. number II saloon keepers using the
beer test lied 10 It's goodness and To the natu'
raj aling OF business consequent upon the new or
"Sclenk'i beer coming INTO the market and pain
TINS couneci offered himself as an exhibit showing
the Superior erect of inns particular brand u King
Gambrnus fayOrite beverage.
Verdict for gQlntu
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


raymcut of Georgia loan Sertincavs Issued
During the revolutionary War.
WASHINGTON, Zee, 8, 1870.
No 2. WilidmS. Ward, scecuor, w. TIE United
Sta,es. Appeal lroa the court or Ciauns.-Nahum
ward the testator n his lifetime flied petition In
the Court or Claias as originally organized To re-
cover judgment forty-three sloan office
cerincaesu OF the United States for $500
each, with interest thereon at SIX per
cent FROM The year of their issue, l777.
in February, 1901, Judgment was rendered IN MS
Iayor ior soJ,sio % and reported TO Congress.
Pending the acton or Congress thereon Naru died.
In Jtly, Ioo4 matter was referred back To the
Court 81 CLAIMS, wlen la March, 1850 the petition
dismissed, IN Court nnding That the ce lilcales
bad nos Dceh duy countegsignei " conli. .ssioner
FOR Tue SAFE 4 Georgia, 70 Whlch state tley were
lseed ana charged, as required by Jaw, aad tn.st
the endorsement they presented was not SHOWN 20
be autAori.. ed. some OF the certificates in nS nal
interest gnid taeu the court held mat hat iact
did not raise u 4 gd prlsunpuon thpG Tue pe.soh
endorsing them had been recognlZed us coiH!nta-
appellant c0utensa That tho ccrlucates were
issued III pursuance VI law ana lhat the
Stale d. Georgia the settle leht VI ner
account. with ne Unite states, was chaiaei WIN
ard mas pHlu tucm IL Is also iilsisteu
tbaE he pawn MT ol inIere6f by Tie government
A. al act . TT ncatlon wAlcD now e5ops II from
denying tle d.ty OF ti3 ccrlihcatcs. inc Att3r-
ne. General relics On the 0JIecti0n ralscu ii lus
Court .. claims, aud urges lurther, .hat as these
certmcdtes 4Ie 4 pollI-n OF the national ueDI thc
Court o. claims has 40 JursdictJa ol 4 cam IN.
SoIvll9 tien ihe cove. ninaDt, ~ is stld mas not
al hortAed sucl au ucJOn, bas@d apon - securities
lhoma, EwISg, IL, ior appellant, Attorney oensfd
A. H. AAernda 10. LliU goNGruinent.
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MbElgE C1JaT--fb3T
A Free aud Fn~y Transaction.
Before Judge Gross,

Alert Schobct rs. HetsiV FaTher.-This was an ac-
ton ~ n Newark brewer or an unpaid balance for
lager furnished to Parker . he delivery being admit
tea the burden OF proof was thrown upon defend.
-nt. 1t seems he Kept "nee and easy' on the
Bowcfy running q lager beer saloon in opposition
10 ana opposite ire Atlantic Gardens, with the
legend Iispayel, ''The best glass Of lager Ia the
ciSy Tor three ceatsn III first article furnished
WAS Of good gu8ltv, the sal : amounting 70
about elIat hundted dollars a week but
growing yefy psor i0@agd The eEd o the sea-
son MS custom tell away u about eighty doh
lars pr week. anu Hnaty 10 mad 10 5 II out his
busllcss lie Gains that he was OOiRed 70
emp yl1to tue g5tte. Abyu 10 Gtsres The mud,
Y LicB pia,nfn ieipaed 10 fake back. FOR this aud
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COURT Or cessos Pleas TRIAL TERM PART 2.
piaxxn accideat 10 "a Woman.

0S'''%"-'
Before Judge LaTremore ana jury.
Ann Bore8ead ps. Peter H. Morss.--Ihc plaiu-
tlrs mother rented premises from the defendant IN
Seventh avenue, 10 wGich there was back piazza
forming part OF The premises. In October, 1868,
while plaintiff was on a visit 10 her mother, and
having occasoa 10 go On the piazza, IL broke aowa,
ow ~ 10 want OF repair ana s1e, falling Win nc,
sustained inrlrel In her leg aud otherwise, for
which she ASKS sii 900 damages. The delence was
that the premises were let at a reduced rent be-
cause o tst want 0f repair; tnAt IT WIS the duty
of the tenunt u repair Ii any one ana ttaL the land
lOrd was poaslnle neither 10 Inc tenant nor her
guests Tor ANY Injuries resulting from a want OF
repair Ihe case Is still on.