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su7Rs nc COJaT-CnAm6eaS.
Decisions.

~ Judge Cardozo,
m the Matter or the Petition or WRitam q Hine-
lander, Erecutor-The assessments must be reduced
by the amour: OF the increased expense occasioncd
by the different stone employed.
Tcnpenny rs. Teape,,av.- Motion granted.
HoN ct al, rs. BoRnett et d,.--order settled.
Roster rs. Donnelip.-Memoranda
Morton rs. Mortop-Order settled.
The People, de-, u.s. Henry Orudud.-Writ dls-
missed and prisoner remanded
The People, de-, u.s. Bo,omat.- Same.
Oorltes Us. KOtb.-Memoran In.
ny Judge Brady.
He,rUt rs, NilLer.-Casc settled.
HdrdenOurg Us. Whttai1.-Same See opinion.
Baraev u.s. Daidy.--Partlcs TO appear on the 18th
at half.past ten A. NJ.
Inthe Matter or Petition u Susan r. Leggef.-
See order and opinion.
IdrtSOn Cs. Pdi1son.--Ordcr settled.
Hd,Tfgan rs. Dec.er.-0rdcr settled.
F,n,n, rs. !No,Y.-Ordcr settled. sec order OF the
eth Inst.
by Judge Ingraham.
charles Haustet ~. HtSch.-Report con1rmei
Valentine, Receirer, cs. johnson 20 dL-Motion
denied, with leave to renew on payment OF costs OF
motion.
Jackson rs Tuttie Ell gL-Memoranda.
ko10ch ct al ps. Shoen,d tor.-Motion granted on
The defendant giving the usual stipulation.
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COURT CALeNOARs--THIS OAY.

SUPERIOR CouRT--TRIAL TERN-Part Held by
ss sSsss M I0assSo' s 81 H ISL H sss s fs4 s So nsd ssd
is,: X soSss 1ss !sS ssnsSs'M sy; a. 81 g. IT, r. 81 %
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIr-Part 2-Hcld by Judge
prady,-Nos 26s. 120, 80 3o6ls, 3s4, eon 72, 2ss5,
ss zSs, s66 1914, 2s l56, 1474, 10, 2Sis, 32 l4e
27oX. --~F-- - :. :, ssr.
sl'PREMR CorRT-SpECIAL TgRa-Hed by Judge
iacl-Nos. 56 loo. 100, I3l, 1874 l35, 13e, 13s, So
142 to lao, las to l6o l62, 1856 15s, l5s 159, 1ol
lo1, 90, N7, ia, 80, 95 90. A. SO, 81 5S, 55 l2l
SUPREME CouRT-CuAMBERs-lIel bv judge In
graham.-Nos. 81, So, 70, H. IS. loi, l28 las, l46
i84x
rcrar OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-part /
Held by Judge Loew.-N0s. 430, 8S, 954, 1856, GA
90, 6l, 673, Gel, o0?, 500, 22o 900, $50, Sal.
MARINE CorRr-rRIAb TERM-Part I-Held by
Judge Shca-NOs. 5ls8, $685. 1854, $751; $3.50, 1904,
567T bo43. 5hio, 5602 s63l, 56TO, 6672 5763, G3l3
1884, 502t. rart 2-Held by Judge Alker.-Nos. $3.50,
s7.5 5,2s, 5s2I, 5'2s bI29. Part 3--Hcld by Judge
Gross.Nos. $780, o2ii, COOS, 6ios 6267, 1857, G3sl
GSS3, 0ios
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Eeld by Judge
BclfOri.-The People Vs. Henry Adams, two cases,
burglary; same vs. John Moore, George Foster and
Henry Wiley do: same vs.. stephan0 Casassa, do;
same Va. james MCGUIRE and James Smith, two
cases do; same vs. Frank Pulley grand larceny
same Va. ionn Clark, DO; Same w. John Murray
same vs.. Robert SERVER, receiving stolen goods,
COMMISSION oF ArPHALs--The following Is the
calendar of the Commission OF Appeals, 10 be held
IN the new Court House, for Thursday, May IL -
Nos. 10, H. -, 2d ilo Iis, lip, 100, 547, Ia H.
i2s l26, i2s, ~.
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THE COUR S.
A Government Contract Suit-The Case Of Cap
tain Grindle- Collisions-Sut to Recover
an Old Debt-Railroad Accident Suits
The Nc cahili Will Cass-Decisions
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Alleged Breach Of Contract.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict.
The United States Us. W3ltdm POrter.-In this
rase II was claimed by the United states that Porter
contracted TO furnish the Navy Yard at Brooklyn
with 5000 ards Of Barnsle sheetlng at the rate OF
"a S9-l0o cents yard; that he failed to fulLl his
contract and that the government was therefore
obliged TO buy 5000 yards OF TINS sheetine ~
having TO buy III that manner, they spent
$3.50 80 more tnan they would nave PAID II
Porter had fulfilled his contract The defence was
tnat Porter made o mistake In agreeing 70 iurnisn
the article ut price much less than II couid De nad
IN the market and that before he was nOtned MS
contract had been accepted he told the government
he could not fulfil II. and notified them OF us With
draWa The government refused TO Withdraw the
contract and brought suit to recover 1886 80, and
upon the ground that he did not withdraw his con-
tract before was fairly accepted the jury found
verdict for tie government for the amount claimed
The Case o. Captain Grind!e.- civil Suit.
The defendant who is master Of the ship Old
Colony, ana who had been arrested In q civil suit
for alleged cruelty 10 one OF his crew. Ramon Rau,
who claims $4,000 damages moved through
counsel for discharge from arrest on the grounds
that the papers did not show Jurisdiction In the
court granting the order that did not appear the
parties subjects citizens or different States
or rcalms that Grlndle was arrested In Brooklyn
without right and mat the bail was excessive.
In another SUIT between the same parties the
plainti had the defendant held to ball III $4,000,
and the defendant moved for discharge on the
same grounds, and the further one that the cause
OF action was merely splitting up the original cause
OF action.
The plaintiff in both cases read an anidavt set
ting forth the citizenship OF the parties to be In diff
ferent states The def ndant objected on the ground
that jursdic ctlon could not be given by subsequent
proof; that at the time OF the arrest II the papers
did nos show jurisdiction the arrest could not be
sustained. Painiitf denied the TACT that the de-
iendant was arrested in Brooklyn.
Inc Judge took the papers and reserved his de.
cslon.
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BEGAS.-On Tuesday, May o at la Eagle street.
Gieenpoint, EDWARD BEGAN, u native OF Tyholland
The remains win be taken mt ten O'Clock. on Friday
morning, 10 st. Anthony's church. India street,
where high mess VIII be offered, and from thence
to Calvary Cemetery.
BRJwN.-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday. May 10,
ELLEN Brown, widow Of John W. Brown, aged "
Tie Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday alter
noon, at two O'Clock from her late residence, 10
Park avenue, third door from Carlton avenue.
BRrNJEs.-Snddenly. on wednesday morning,
May 10, HENRY GRuSJEs aged 3s years;
Relatives and friends Of the family; also members
OF United States Lodge, f. and A. NJ. 2o7; also Archi-
ect Lodge, 500. +. and A. NJ Hope Lodge, 24. f. and
invited to attend the runera from his late residence
Eighty ninth street, near avenue A. on Friday after
noon, at half past one O'Clock.
IloPE CHATTER, No. 244 ROYAL ARCH MAs0Ns.-
CosPASIoNs-iou ou are hereby summoned to meet at
the chapter rooms, Odd Fellows Hall, corner or
Grand and Centre streets, on Friday afternoon, at
nalT mast twelve O'Clock p,ecisely TO pay the last
tribute OF respect to the remains OF our deceased
companion, Henry Brinjes.
ARCHITECT CHAPTER, No. I, A. AND i. R.-SfR
KNiGHTs-You are summoned to unite with United
OF our late sir knight, Henry Brunies. from his late
residence, Eighty ninth street, near avenue A. on
Friday afternoon, at hali-past one O'Clock. knights
will appear in citizens dress By order.
JAMES GORToN, NJ. W.
CHARLES HENLEY, secretary.
The brethren Of United states Lodge, No. 2)1, +.
and A. NJ, are hereby summoned 10 attend an
emergent communication at their rooms, Odd Eel.
lows Hail. on friday, at twelve O'Clock no6n for the
purpose OF paying the last tribute b respect 10 the
remains oil cur late brother, Henry Brunjcs.
HENRY RANSOM, NJ.
WA. II. THOMSON, secretary.
CARRoLL.--0n Wednesday, May 10. THOMAS Lo.
zrER, only son OF Thomas and Mary Jano Carroll.
aged years months and days.
Relative ana friends OF the family are invited e.
attend the lunera from the residence Of his parents
l2a West Twcntyf0urth street. this (Thursdayl after
noon, at one o clock.
CouRTENAY.-On Tuesday morning, May o
FREDERICK WILLIAM CouRrENAy, IN the I'D year
OF lbs age.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family and the
members OF the Fhh company, seventh regiment
n q. s. N ", are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the Church OF the Holy Communion,
sixth avenue aud Twentieth street, this THURSDAY
afternoon, at haf-past two O'Clock.
Montreal papers please copy.
DoyEy,-In Indiana on Tuesday, May 9, after Q
short Illness, CArtARINE ELIZABETH DoYEY, De-
loved wife OF Isaac Dovey, ana daughter OF Andrew
j. and Anna Scannell, and niece to the Rev. william
Scanne and ID. Scannell, NJ d., Ia the 3oth year OF
| her age. -,
None,Knew her that did not love her;
None spoke oi her but IN praise
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TsIAl Tsam-pARI l..

The sixth Avenue Railroad Accident.
Before Judge Loew and Jury.
Julia Quinldn Us. The Sfrth Arenne Railroad
Companv.-In this case, the particulars OF which
appeared in the HERALD OF Tuesday, the jury, after
having been kept in until ten O'Clock on Tuesday
night, came into court yesterday morning and an.
nOunced disagreement eleven being In favor OF
finding verdict lpr The palnttT and one holding
out for the railroad company.
The Mashing Of a Doctors Foot.
John r. Townsend u.s. The Broad,rdv and
Seuenth Avenue Railroad Company.-This was an
action brought by the plaintiff, physician and sur.
geon OF large practice in this city, against the de-
endants to recover $l0,o 900 damages for an injury
sustained under the following circumstances, as de-
tailed by paintf:-Dr. Townsend, on the 10th or
May, 1885, came ont OF the Filth Avenue Hotel and
signaed the driver OF OF the OF the defend
ants The driver stopped the car to allow the Doc
tor to enter. The Doctor placed one foot, In the
act OF entering the car. on the lower
step of the front platform, having his lett hand on
the railing, and was just in the act oil rising on 70
the platform when the driver suddenly started his
jerk, which threw him from the car the wheels OF
which passed over his right foot and causing the
loss OF his toes, ana rendering him lame for lie.
The plaintiff would not swear that the driver saw
him at the time he held up his hand TO
signal him. Defendants counsel claimed that
gence IN getting on the front platform IN
violation OF the rules OF the company,
which were consp,cuously posted In the cars, and
moved for non-suit, citing several cases In sup
port Of his motion. The Court denied the motion
for non-suit, with the understanding that If the
jury found for plaintin the exceptions should be
heard in the first instance at General Term. Case
still on.
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Defendants bank, to the order OF William A. Gray Il
Co.. receiving as security for the same what pur-
bonds a portion State Bounty Loan bonds, and o
portion Of New York State stock bonds Some OF
these bonds proved TO have been stolen. some al
tered from smaller 10 larger denominations, and
Others forged. Ii is charged that the defendants
knew the worthless character OF the securities
and further that Gray & Co. being largely indebted
TO the bank and the latter holding these securities
from Gray Co., gave them back for the purpose OF
raising monev ON the same, and that the money
thus raised was applied toward cancelng Cray
Co.'s Indebtedness 10 the bank. The plaintiffs Of
fered to return the securities and demanded repay
ment OF the $4,000 with interest, which refused
and hence the present SUIT 10 compel the payment OF
the money. The defendants make general denial
OF the plaintiffs allegations. The case, after the
taking OF considerable testimony. was dismissed on
action
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, May 10, 1871.
Cotton in active demand nidings, l4ltc Net receipts,
46S exports, coaswise, 255; sales 700; stock, 3607
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1871
Cotton active at full prices; mddlngs l5c al6c Net
receipts 1875 gross LISA exports to Havre ies2 sales
5000 stock, l5s,614
CHICAGO May 10, 1871.
Flour firm and steady. Wheat hrmer and higher No. 2,
81 27s cash afternoon strong and active n 29A cash.
Corn active and higher; No cash; durin: the after
strong and unchanged Oats active and higher No. g.
4os3c 4Sssc Rye rD No. 2 9c. Barley duh and nomi-
naly Soc. Sc High wines steady S7c Provisions dull
and weaker. Pork $Is buyer thirty days. 8H l2, seller
June. Lard quiet at lUc. cash Dry sailed shoulders &c
dry short RIB middles, &c. Live hogs advancing; sales at
81 45 49, Cattle unchanged Receipts, 5000 bbis four
900 bushels wheat corn OATS
1000 bushels barley 5000 hogs Shipmants, 1000 b5s -four,
10000 bushels 1884 corn 1000 oats
5000 hogs Lake re s 20 Buffalo active and hrner.
Uswroo. May 10, 1871
Flour steady and unchanged; safes ?go Ills, 81 for
No spring, ~ 80 for amber winter Ss wi 70
ter, rs % for double extra. Wheat firm sales s,eyc
bushels No Milwaukee club 81 a. and $3.50 choice white
Canada mt 81 90 Corn dull; bushels Indiana Co.,
ana 10000 Chicago, at e9c. dull; sales 2W0
bushels Western tOc. Barley rye and peas guieI.
Corn mea-Sf 90 for boled, 81 N for unboted
per cw Mil feed unchanged. Shorts &25 a Ss6
Shipsufs, T2s T2l Mddings, s3l S32 per Hgh-
wines gc Canal freghts hrm carriers ask wheat
and sac. to New York lumt Hudson,
"a TO New York Railroad freights-four Boston,
New ork, 4sc to Albany ftc. Receipts by lake 400
bushels wheat and III 0J feet lumber Shipments
nn275 bbs four 5-U0 bushels wheat $500 bushels corn,
100 ushes peas, and lJJS,ON feet lumber.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

MCCORMACK-WHITTAKER. Wednesday, May
TO- by the Rev. Thomas II. Burch. w. q. McCoR-
MACK TO NJ. A. WHITAKER, both OF this city.
PoST-STEPHENsoN.-AtE Essex, Conn, on Tues
day, May g. by the Rev. James A. Gallup WALLACE
b. Posi- OF Brooklyn, N. Y, to HATTIE A. STEPHEN
SON, OF Essex.
POwELL-MAGILL,--On Tuesday, May ., by the
Rev. Father ii. Lingres, Of st. Francis Xavier
church, Mr.. WILLIAM r. POWELL, OF Richmond. Va,
to Mrs. ELIZABETH MAGILL, OF New York city, and
propretress or the Richmond theatre, Richmond Va.
Charleston ~. c., Philadelphia and 81. Louis
papers please COPY
WHALEY-DURYEE.--Tn Brooklyn, on Wedne sday
May TO- at the residence or Mrs. II. A. Grecean, by
the Rev. Dr. Spear, e. A. WuALEy, NJ d., to ANNIE
A, DURyEE all OF Brooklyn.
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SUPERIOR COuRr-SpEClAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Indue Mcl,nn

BY Judge McCunn.
AccOrnfcE rs. Aorgan.-Order granted.
Lerfs ps. Rogers.-Same.
Seymour NJ Marsh rs. b. Frank Palmer ct dl.-
Same
Richard S. Grant ct al. Us. Robert L. TIyoT.-ao-
tion granted.
Robert L. Taylor rs. Richard s. Grdnt.-Same.
Robert A. Williams rs. Josephine II. Wuhdnts.-
order granted
Charles Drummer rs. p. ". RdndOiDh-Same
Robert N. WtiS0n cS. Mary Ann Ledch.-Same.
Herman Burke Us. ". Never.-Moton granted.
Felir Hart as. Ddnfe Custfn.-Order granted.
James OB1tsn CS. The Merchants Insurance COM
p1np-MOton denied with ten dollars costs.
Mary N. Btiss pS. Me!anctton Biss.-Order
granted.
The cummings Car Works rs ". D. Richdrd.-
Same.
Cornelius Hor1On ps. Phatp ". Ca6fev.- Mo-
tion denied, with ten dollars costs.
Eilrayu r. chris fdnsOa ps Robert WeUs-De-
murrer Overrued, defendant to have twenty days to
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TIE CITY pANK STOCK


The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks:-New York, 1885; Manhattan, 1853; Mer-
chants, III; Mechanics, 1856; America, 15lI;
CITY, 225; Phenix, 1lot,; Tradesmen's 1856; Green.
wch, $50: Butchers and Drovers' las; Mechanics and
Traders, lSo Gallatin National, III; Merchants
Exchange 1925 Leather Manufacturers, IsO
Seventh Ward 1917; state OF New York, lo9a; /;
Commerce, l191i; Mechanics Banking Association,
1l5; Broadway, 200; Ocean, 90; Mercantile, i22
American Exchange, ll8s4: Chatham, III; Bank
OF North America, 1o7; Hanover, lo6is; Irving, 1885,
Metropolitan 1873; Peoples, l40; East River, 1i5h;
Market, l26; Nassau, 1916; Shoe and Leather, 159
Continental, "a; st. Nicholas, 116; Marine, l65
Commonwealth, o2; Importers and Traders, 1884,
Park, l6ohs; Second National, 1so; Ninth National,
ll3; Tenth National, l2i Bankers and Brokers' As
sociatioD, 1915.
THE RAILWAY M0RrGAGEs.
The following were the BIDS for the rail- WAY bonds
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MARINE COURT-pART 3.
suit Against a Sea Captain.
Before Judge Gross,

suit Against a Sea Captain.
Before Judge Gross.
Park cs. PearsaU.-This action was brought by
the plaintiff owner OF the schooner Pocahontas to
recover the sum fory.six dollars alleged to have
been appropriated by the defendant.
II appears that the plaintiff hired the defendant
"a captain OF schooner, to carry manure from the
foot OF Tnirty-seyenth street TO EliZabethpor N.
at the rate OF thirty dollars per round trip, defend
ant to furnish help.
The defendant, after going TO Eiizabethport and
unloading, .ook load OF lurnture to Sing Sing and
received 800 therefor, against the WISHES OF the
cash the sum OF $40, aud paid bills which he had
contracted to the amount Of SILL for which he asked
Judgment
plaintin had neXer paid the defendant for the two
trips which he nude, which amounted to more than
the amount claimHd.
At the close of PLAINTIFFS case counse for the de-
fendant moved for dismissal OF the complaint
which vas granted with costs.
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SUPERIOR CouaT-TaIAl Tsas-2mr 2.

Financial Transaction that Looks Dark
aud Crook cd. IT True.
Before Judge Mcneil.
Emil Justh and Aleronder french rs. The Va
tOnoi Bank of the Co1nnaon,cedtth.-Th plaintiffs
bankers in this city, known the firm OF Justh
Co. In December, 1862, the plaintirs drew two
checks. one for $4,000 aud one for 10000 Oh the
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BR0OkLYN COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

The Mayor OF Brooki., efanda muscd-Deci-
sion 2, Judge Prntt.
me Peop'e eg rsi. Wulam A, Fooler ana Others
rs Martin Eilbeaclsch, Mayor, 6c.-Justice Pratt
yesterday rendered the following decision:--
ny the act q is7i the Water and Sewerage Commissioners
required 70 carry into effect the plan FOR
supply o( for the city Bookyn heretofore adopted
b. the Common Council. Upon them aud them alone
posed by OF 1851, which Is applied this
work ny the act Of s provided that bonds shall be issued
nom required the purpose OF the said act
o s7l y tho Mayor Comptroller and City Clerk which arc
tb e delivered said by sold and
the proceeds deposited IN the city be subse-
quenty drawn oy warrants tho usual way The only ques
lion papers this 10 whether
lion as when such bonds shall be sold vested solely
the Hoard OF Water and Sewerage Commissioners. The
Msyor "shal be required for the pur.
pose 0f contained In the act OF 1887 and nsdc
psu el the &C, ISL means that besYre be Obliged V
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Bremen, $500 bbs petroleum. hn private terms; British
bark from PhaielpnIs the Continent 1910 bbs pero-
eum, 4s 81 bark 55 tons, hence to direct the
Baltic, 1900 bbs petroleum. r. 3d. vessel from Phade
pha to the Continent, 2,700 bbs petroleum. 5s; Norwe-
gan bark 1900 quarters wheat 70 direct port In the British
Channel 80. 3D. or 5s. Cd. IL to Cardiff British brig 200
quarters to Cork for ORDERS 8 3d. and two small
to the Windwari, 5Gc. per bbl
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Receipts--Flour, l1.lA bbis ;
wheat $3.50 bushels; corn, 0Oo bushels meal sSo
bb i57 bags; oats 5000 bushels. The flour market
rm though the demand continued moderate the sales
about $500 bbs including DO bbis rejected State Mt
s. 80 So Rye -four quiet but irm small lots for
home consumption sold at quotations. Corn meal mod
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAs-spECIAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Sc0feld u.s. Bdk9r.-Order settled.
BY Judge LarremOre.
In the Matter or Thomas Keiazie, lu1adtc.-Order
granted.
DOndn rs. CnGtcin.-Motion to continue injunc.
tion denied. Costs 10 ABIDE event.
Graz Us. HOebhGlteT.-ExceptlonS Overruled and
report Of referee confirmed.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Admiralty Cuses-CollisiOns.

Admiralty Cuses-CollisiOns.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The case or the new Jersey Lighter Company,
owners OF the lighter Una vs. +. M. Jansen,
owner OF the bark Elizabeth was tried yesterday.
The Judge reserves his decision.
The collision case OF TAYLOR vs. the propeller ]. l..
Hasbrook came on for lria, and win probably be
conclu led to-day.
lntcrlocufory Decree.
An interlocutory decree was taken In a breach of
charter case OF Petrol vs. Baeter with reference to
Y commissioner to ascertain the amount Of damages.
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lntcflncutnry Decree.
UNITED STATES Cual.ssla:as' COURT.
ALLEGED Perjury,

NHbUeU FcFJUrys
Before Commissioner Osborn.
m Uaaed States os. Eugene H. anderson. The
defendant, dry goods dealer, corner OF White
street ana Broadway. had been charged with having
committed perjury before Commissioner Belts In
tesIiyng that Timothy sullivan, dry goods dealer,
No. ia Catharne street. had directed q quantity or
Ol one creditor TO the detrlment Of others. Ander-
son was discharged. the commissioner holding that
when Anderson SO swore he had reason for believing
0e statement.
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STREET QJ1TATl1ti,
ualf-rast Five O'clock r. NJ.
sH 81 80.
WEDNESDAY, May los l., n,

"hpNkepAf, Way w ~ -
Coffrr Iherrs-r feF Rioaas quiet; further trans.
-rrSas took place. Holders 1rm IN their views
former prices In Maracaibo there consiie rabc
movement the sales being s bags per Annie Ingram o3
per Maria and sophie aud Ss2 bags per Iva private
terms, Uut Al prices indicating weak market. Other
KINDS were quiet We quo,e;,kIo ordinary
csrcocs, lOc NE prime DO, l2sc ls'lc
porc, &c lsc ceyian, i5Nc. a i.c; Msrscabo iic
Use. Laguayra, tc 16o.; Jamslcs iSc. n lJSc. ST.
Domingo, ecd IN bond, otc lOc Costa Rca, i3sc 7c
Manila. &c lbc Mexican, iSc. lie. sayanis l3Iec a
l6,sc. Curacao l3c 16c. gold, 80 81 davs duty paid
,oIios was neglected BY exporters spinnes were about
the only buyers frOm this source the demand ony
supply the requirements of the moment. Speculation
acus cotton was at stand. without decided change
market was easier Ia tone, and sales mate
than quotations. The sales rolows:-.
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COURT Of common PlsAs-ssSERAl TERM.

Decisions.
BY Chief Justice DAILY ana Judges Robinson ana
Larrcmore.
BeOee, Erecutffc, rS Alexander MCKenzte.-Judg-
ment affirmed, with costs.
Eurich j. Logan and Another Us. Adolph R0l.
acknowledgement affirmed, with costs.
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suRa0GATt's COURT.
The McCnllill Will Case.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

THIS case was resumed yesterday. The testimony
was principally that Of medical experts, examined
a. to the effect OF intemperance the braIn and TO
the extent 1t would incapacitate an elderly man In
making q proper disposition Of his property lust
previous 70 his death. The case was then adj
iourned.