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The New York herald., 1871-02-09
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

coal famine Is In prospect In Paterson. Stove
coal Is selling at eleven dollars per ton and nut size
Is not 10 be had. although some was expected by
the railroad yesterday Most OF the shops and fac
tories usually lay IN enough In the fall TO last
through the winter Consequently, the scarcity Is
most felt among private families and generally
those OF the poorer classes There ara about 400 tons
OF coal used IN Paterson per day.
man giving his name as William Niplo was
arrested on Tuesday night in Paterson, charged
WIN setting fire TO the Darn Of the Cedar Lawn
Cemetery Company, which WAS consumed few
days ago. Niolo admits having set fire TO the barn,
saying that he sept in 1t during the night and was
30 cod In the morning that he set hre TO the building
to warm himself He appears TO be crazy on the
subject OF fires, saying IL his intenIop 10 burn
alkthe barns in the city rs soon IA no could get y
chance On other matters, however,, his conversa-
ton IL rational enough, and in fact, ne Indignantly
denies any hints made as to his being OF unsOund
mind. he was committed for trial.
A man named Edward Kcnney was arrested
Yesterday In Paterson for committing an assault
upon oicer Harry garkley, one OF the sergeants OF
the police force. He WAS bacd 70 appear at court.
The Father Mathew Society OF Engleweod have
hired hall for their future meetings, and NJ the last
meeting resolutions were passed thanking Tue
liberal gentlemen OF dierent pelbnasions who aided
them In the good work. Am0hg them u the Kew
Honyy W. Booth.
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FARMERS AS PRODUCE BROKERS.

The Loug Island farmers have been anxiously
awaiting the decision OF the Revenue Department
regarding their liability to taxation as produce
brokers' The decision was received by John O'Don-
neil, Jr., yesterday The commissioner holds that far
mers do come within the meaning OF the law and
must be taxed accordingly lie evidently takes an In
correct view o: The argument submitted by Mr..
O'Donncn. Under the same argument Mr. Deano re-
leved farmers from LIABILITY. Commissioner Peas0n-
ton holds that while farmers do sel ther produce
1rom any nxed stall or stand they sell 1t from their
wagons which are kept Standing In one placc as
long as the owner OF the property win permit. Col
ector Van Wyck Will therefore proceed and collect
the tax. An appeal is to be taken. anu prstracted
litigation IL inevitable.
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TIE STORY OF THE LAMP.
How Two Young Girls Were Burned TO Death
in Brooklyn.


How Two Young Girls Were Burned to Death
in Brooklyn.
The funeral OF Mary Hickey and Catharne o'Rorke
took place from No. IL Grand avenue. brooklyn, yes
terday. In presence OF 9 large concourse Of mourn
ing friends and relatives Both young girls died OF
burns received on Sunday night last by the expIo.
sion OF Kerosene oil lamp. The testimony elected
by Fire Marshal Ready tells the
SAD STORY OF THE cATAsTRorHE.
The affidavit or a nelghbor, John Brennan, shows
as follows:I live in Grand avenue near Washing
ton; on Sunday night last, about six O'CLOCK
heard the cry OF lre,n and was in my own house
at the time; ran into the street, and saw there
was a fire In the house OF Mr. Hickey, No. IL Grand
avenue; met Catharine oRorKe in the yard en-
yeloped In names and screaming loudly for help;
took hold or her, tore the clothes OF her. and gave
her into the hands OF her father, who had then
arrived: she was fearfully burned; then
rushed into the house or Mr. Hickey, which
wa. hlled with lire aud smoke and found Mary
Hickey lying on the moor near the door also enyel.
oDed IN flames and calling piteeusly for aid; her
father was trying 10 put OUT the Are, but could not
do SO; then got hold OF her and pulled portion OF
the clothing on, but her hoop skirt prevented me
from tearing OF her under garments; pcrsevered,
however, until removed nea.iy all her clothing and
put the fire out; | carried her into room and
sweet OIL over her; when she could talk
] asked her how the accident occurred and
sire told me tnat 1t was caused BY the lamp falling
from the stem on the stove that the oh took dre
and spread In all directions and over her clothes;
then left her lii charge OF some ladies who were
present. ana she fingered along In great agony until
gercd in great pam until Monday evening, when
sLe, TOO, expired; | was badly burned myself rs
was also Mr. Hickey, father OF Mary Hickey, In
our efforts TO suppress the flames and save the
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psEaess Of "coasTIRG."

In Newark quite a number Of serious accidents are
reported from the youngsters careless "coastng."
The police have at length received instructions TO
put stop TO 1t. While well known elderly Citizen
Robert Steele OF No 90 Baldwin street. was crossing
the loot OF Court street. steep one ne was Knocked
down by some urohins, and IN. .ured 80 seriously
that fears for his recovery are entertained
Singulary, the physician who attended him,
DR.. James B. Cutler. While returning from visiting
hun yesterday, slipped on the sidewalk in Baldwin
street ana hurt himself that he had to be taken
home In sleigh. The doctor had just got over a
very critical situation. In performing an operation
on q patient some poisonous matter entered his
hand through plmple. Fora time 1t was feared he
would lose his hand.
Another elderly gentleman, Mr. Van Ripper, OF
Bleecker street, between High and Plane was
knocked down by sled and severely hurt.
Matthew Kilroy OF No. A william street, broke his
leg and dislocated his shoulder Joint.
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COURT CaleN0sBS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUgT-GENERAL TERM.--Held by Judges
ngraham Barnard and Cdrdozo.-Opens at half
past ten a. IL. Non enumerated motions.
SUPREME CorRr-CRCUIT-Part I.-Held by
Judge Sutherland.-0pens at half-past ten A. M
Nos. o. l4l, ~, 2799, 25 61 33 3d. 25e, $685. Al ST.
so, u, II, 81, 3d. o. 93 95. Part 2.deld by Judge
Van Brunt.-Opens at eleven A. M.--Nos. 9101s "a,
1908. 52l1 202, lSs. 22a 2io, 244. 246, 25O 25l =
252, 256, 262, 264, 266, 26s. 2T0k, 274.
SUPREME CoURI--SPECIAL TEaa--Held BY Judge
observation-disclosures at halfpast ten A. M.-Oemur-
refs-Nos s, 10, IL, H. H. % Is. Issues or law and
fact-Nos. 80, 81 IS, go 40 AL A. A. Al, Is, 49, IL,
Is, ~, so, 81, SO, SO.
SUPREME COuRr-CHAMBERS.-Held by Judge Bar
nard.-Nos ~, 12s, l45, l5S, 1913 22i, 24S.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part l.-Held by Judge Mcneil.
Nos 73 275, 447, 80, 353 All, 1s1, 3i5, o. 457 49,
1913 4ol, s65 2i5. Part 2.-Held by Judge Jones'
Nos go Ils 500, ll72 5i2, $50, s2e, slo S22, $685.
eJ0 Ga, e29, 622 $50.
COMMON PLEAs.--Part 1.-Held by Judge Loew.-
Nos 655 537 5s2, $685. 5s4 $685. $50, $751; 5Ss 5S9 $780,
SOL 592, 593, 5o4. Part 2.-Held by Judge Daly.-
Nos 15e, 5ss o42. 541 46l es 5s7, $685. Doe, $50 5,
572, 5,3, SO, 277. Part 3.-Hed by Judge Larre-
more-Equity cases-NOs. 60, 6s, 4.
MARINE CoCRr.--Part 1.--Held by Judge Joachim
sen.Nos 49II 1894 49G0, 1864, 5o02 5O23, $685. 5037
$685. $780, $685. 64ss $3.50, 5o4e $685. $780, $685. Part
2Ied by Judge Shea.--Nos, 4963, 1872. ASIA, 1915,
497 5o0s, 5eos 56oi 5o27 5oa2 $685. 5o34 5o43 5o44
5045, BOAT, 50is. Part 3.--Heid by Judge Tracy
Nos. 1928, 6lI4, b575.
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CpuaI OF OYeR AND IEaMIhEs.
Arrangements. Pleas and Sentences.
Before Judge sutherland.

Before Judge sutherland.
number or prisoners were arraigned TO plead 10
the various indictments found against them. With
three exceptions all plead not guiity.
SENTENCES.
Michael McCaoe pleaded gully TO stealing cloth of
the value or twentyeight dollars, belonging to
Joseph A. Ingraham He was sentenced six months
70 the Penitentiary.
John Marshall pleaded guilty TO the larceny OF laces
and received the same sentence.
REWARD VIRTUE.
Bridget 0'Keefe plead guilty 10 stealing forty-etght
dollars worth OF wearing apparel belonging 10 Mrs.
Goo0win, IL whose employ she as servant
"Bow old are yoCf' asked the Judge.
Eighteen she answered.
"Are you virtuous 7"
dYesu
'rTemperaten
"Yes.D
We'll as you are young and virtuous and tem-
per9te IN send you one year 10 the Penitentiary,"
THANK your honor,n replied Bridget, and she
went away smiling.
The Walter johnson Homicide,
second application was made for stay OF pro.
ceedings in the case Of John Thomas, colored,
found guilty OF murder in the second degree In Kill
ing on the sota Of December last Walter Johnson,
also colCred
Mr.. John A. Goodlett, argued the motion for the
prisoner at good length. Mr.. Garvir District Attor.
ney, opposed the motion.
The Judge reserved his decision.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couaI.
A Cigar Case.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states rs. Charles Reatz.-Derectiye
Beatty arrested the defendant who is cigar manu-
facturer at lST Bowery, on charge OF packing cigars
IN boxes that had been previously used ana remov-
Ing cigars from q manuiactory without being
branded, vita intent 10 evade the payment OF duty
imposed by the Revenue law. he was held 10 BAH In
$4,000 10 await an examination.
Charge OF Passing Counterfeit Money.
John Renken, So Ludlow street, was committed to
await the action OF the Grand Jury on a charge OF
having ATTEMPTED to pass twenty dollar counter.
felt note OF the Merchants National Bank OF New
ork on John Cline 10 Chrystle street, IN payment
for glass or Rnlne wine.
Running an Illicit DistilIery.
TIE United states rs John Ga6Rey.--The defend.
ant had been charged with carrying the business
of a whiskey dstiiler in Brooklyn without paying
the special tax required by law This proceeding
forms part OF those whicn rave been taken by
the revenue officers in connection with the recent
raid the dstilleries In the neignborhood OF the
Navy Yard Brooklyn. The defendant 1t ls alleged
fed 10 New York. where he was arrested upOn q
warrant issued by Commissioner Shields, wno has
held him 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
on The above charge. He is OUT on ban In the sum
of $4,000
Ciarge of Using Fraudulent Tobacco Stamps.
The United states Us Joseph Schetder ana <Ioett
ana Eficard Sc1etder-The defendants, who are
tobacconists in the Bowery, had been charged with
using the same tobacco stamps second time. The
came up yesterday for the Commissioners de-
cision on the testimony already offered. Commits
eloner Shields reviewed the provisions or the
seveDtynrst and seventy second sections OF the In
ternal Revenue law under which The present charge
was brought, ana delivered an able judgment,
holding that no evidence had heen offered
before him 10 show that the defendants had ever
used tobacco stamps which had been previously
used. lie therefore ordered them TO be discharged.
Several members OF the bar subsequently compli-
mented the Commissioner on the ability and Impair
uaiity OF his decision.
Payment of tho Census Enumerntors.
Receipts ior the payment OF the enumerators Of the
late census In the city OF New York were yesterday
received from Washington OF Marshal Sharpe's
Office. When these papers are properly signed they
will be returned 10 the Census Bureau and the money
forwarded for distribution TO the proper parties
The amount will reach about $50, 900.
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other article n not rroduced found alike In al
parts o The country does not aNeCt the question.
There ~ proauct M agriculture or manuf0ctn
when In found In all the STATES In quantities exactly
proporuonable TO the population or anything else OF
ali the State. II has been the onni0n OF Congress
from the first, as would appear from Its legislation,
that taxes on pcrsonal property kept for nse were
excise taxes as much as on personal property made
for sale. ana that the tax upon such products es
tobacco manufactured or made for sale was an ex-
else tax.
z. Philips, J. M. Carlisle, Pike 4 Johnson, Judge
Sbarkey, Jadge Hughes. X. Iopp, H. X. Curtis ana
William NJ Evarts FOR the pialntin In error. fhe
Attorney General and assistant for the government.
The argument wnl occupy several daya
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referee, 10 dismiss the complaint on the ground Of
the ncredlhiity OF the principal Witness the action
being brought for divorce upon the charge OF adul-
terry. II was also sought TO compel the plaintiff to
pay 81 0oO counsel fees TO tAc defendants attorney
In tina course Of the argument It appeared that the
plaintiff mad been ordered 10 pay 10 his wife twenty
collars m nth during the pending OF the suit, bnt
had not done So motion for attachment against
Also pending the Judge confirmed the port OF
the referee but reserved his decision 10 counsel
fee. Subsequently the defendant's attorney stated
that the almopy had been paid, and the motion ior
attachment Was Withdrawn.
Dccisions.
Rfra W Smith us. Arthur q. Smith.-Motion
granted to set aside order aud judgment
Graham W. SINCLAIR Us. August Sinclair Motion
dismissed, with ten dollars costs.
John Ross cs. John r. Butt ct al.-Motion granted
and receivers appointed.
AcMlen rs. Rt,adskoC.-Motion granted on pay.
ment OF ten dollars costs and disbursements OF
Jona, yo2es ct a. rs,>.,oan Dfu ct ol-Rererence
ordered.
Adamss cs. The Mayor &C., or Ne,c Yorh-Motlon
denied.
Van Bird ct al. us. walker ct ol.-Molion granted
upon payment OF costs.
r. z. COOK rs. Arthur Ter.-Moton denied to
cnange place Of trial. ana case referred 20 hear and
Campbell rs. The Mayor, dc.-Refcrence ordered
10 hear and determine.
Mary 4. DonIlue pS. William H. Moore et al
Referred TO Judge Van Brunt 10 settle the case.
Lgtus ts Horn et ai.-Motion denied.
Hdrssao,n ct oL rs. Trvlor.--Motion denied.
LdHAptep tt al rs. Cldrh.-M0tion granted upon
payment OF ali the costs of the action to date.
yantet q al. ps. LrelcStes et aL-Moton denied.
Dsysfnore rs. Adcns.--Motion denied.
Vua B,et et al. u.s. Wdtker ct al.-M0tion granted
on payment OF trial fee. Jurors fees, disbursement
and COSTS OF tins motion.
IN tie MG Ter or an Arbftr1tt0n beficeen yQ.
uoftdt Rofl,cdy and Trust Contpanv cs Georoe L.
Chapman CT al,--Order granted.
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SUPERIOR CouST-efNERll TERM.

Tho Application for New Trial Of John Pur-
cell, Convicted of Mrrder.
Before Judges lngraham and Cardozo.
John Parcel, Ilaia1ig 0s Error, rs. The People,
Defe,adaats q, Ef1or.-On the evening OF May "a,
1859, the plaintiff shot william Herman in Sheriff
street, causing hts death. On May 2s, 1870, he
was convicted Of murder in the Court OF General
Sessions with recommendation TO mercy. The
circumstances OF the killing and the trial are too
Well remembered to require repetition. There was
lengthy argument Oh the appeal for the reversal
OF judgment. IL was urged that the evidence was
insuc Gent 10 justify verdict OF murder IA the fret
degree, and that justice required new trial 10
granted. IL was also Insisted that there were fal al
errors IN the charge of the Court 10 the iurg.
Against The appeal IL WAS contended tnat the homl.
cide was muruer IN the first degree and could not
be regarded IN any other light, ana could not be
Court reserved its decision.
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MARINE COyeT-pAsT 1.
Action on the stability of a BaiIer.
Before Judce Ioachimepn

Action on the stability of a BaiIor.
Before Judge Joachimsen.
WdidUeU rs. Carn0ao et at.--This Is an action
brought to recover the sum OF $500. The action ts
brought upon an undertaking by the defendants in
q suit in the Supreme Court Of Tyler w. Wardwel,
the present plaintiff, against Stephen S. Carnana,
one OF the present defendants III which the defend.
ants In this action became bail in the sum OF $500
for the delivery OF certain property 10 the planR II
such delivery shall be adJ Juuged, and for the pay
ment TO the plainun OF such sum or sums OF money
as might any cause be recovered against the de-
iendant, stephen ). Carnana, IN that action. one
oi the deences Is That this undertaking was OBJ
tanned from the sureties 10y fraud.
DECISION.
Judge JoachiInsen said:-Upon the evidence In
TINS case must entirely exonerate the plaintiff
from even shadow OF suspicion tnat he. by any
fraudulent manqeuyre, induced, either directly or
indirectly, the defendants in this action 10 become
ban; Ihe most that can be said is that the adviser
oi the defendants did not correctly ADVISE them
to the liability which they assumed, ana in that
respect cannot say thai these defendants must be
presumed To know the law and TO have known the
legal effect OF their signatures TO the paper TO
winch they voluntarily became parties would
cessariIy be. As far a. the defendant Wilson is
concerned he, according to ms own sestmony,
signed this undertaking with view "
recovering from The Sheriff deposit OF $500
ball. In the action III the supreme Court the de-
ienda1t, Stephen - Csrnana, elfered 10 allow iudg-
nent TO be taken against MIN Tor the sum OF $500.
Tbs was legal and lawful mode OF terminating
the controversy IN the Supreme Court recognized
W statute, ald 10 wnlcn the sureieS cannot oDecs.
upon this oiTer the supreme Court directed judg-
ment In conformity 10 law for the recovery OF the
possession OF the property described In the COM
plant IN the supreme Court. or. If possession OF the
same could not be had the valae thereof In the
OF $500, together with damages and costs amount
Ing In all TO 1914 81. IL for the Supreme Court
10 adjudicate, and they have adjndiCated what
the judgment should be which was to be
entered upon the sner. The undertaking
itself shows tina. the property claimed In the action
had been concealed or removed or disposed OF with
intent that u shonld not be found taken ana 10
deprive the plaintiff OF the benefit thereof. and there
fore Judgment for the property was In terms
upon the undertaking the defendant had rendered
ineffective In anticipation. am bound 70 hold these
defendants TO the letter and spirit Of the under.
taking. They entitled TO credit Of seventy-fvo
dQuarA moneys received by the p)AjntjG a account
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SUPERIOR C0uHT-TaIAL Tsaa-pAsT /.


Before Judge Monell.
Elizabeth Il. CoGee rs. The Home Life Insurance
Co'npdnV.-on the 18th OF June, 1868, the husband
OF the plaintiff took out, In Cincinnati poncy OF
life insurance for $1,000 in the company OF the de-
PENDANTS. On the evening OF the same day he took
passage from Cincinnati on steamboat lor Louis
vile, and the next morning as found dead In his
stateroom, The defendants refusing to p0y tue
amount OF the policy tins suit was brought The de-
fence Is that he committed suicide which, according
to stipulation IN their policies makes the same
void. Ills stomach was examined ana some
morpna unabSorbed. 1t Is claimed was found IN IL.
One OF the witnesses Is Proie Doremus. For tue
prosecution 1t Is claimed that death resulted frsm
natural causes. The evidence showed that deceased
had his lie insured IN other companies for $4,000
some oil which had been paid In lul and others
settled. The case IL still on.
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clus7 CT unnox plEas-Taal rEas-paaT |.
Action fer ISLANDER.

Action fer ISLANDER.
Before Judge Loew and jury
Beoe,oaC rs. Hesse,S.--The plaintiff was employed
by the defendants as jewelier ana diamond setter
and brought this action for damages on the ground
that his employer had sandered HIM by charging
him In terms with larceny OF gold given to him IN
the prosecution OF his work. The defendant brought
forward witnesses TO prove that pialntln had been
discharged from another jewellers on the same
charge; but no testimony was given which showed
stolen was foand In possession Of the plaintia or
that he was seen to take if. II did not appear that
the alleged ssaader was uttered IN the presence OF
ans third party. The jury found a verdict Tor de-
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THE KILLING or LOUIS bAus.

Coroner Young yesterday morning took some FUR
ther evidence In the case OF Louis DauD. the Ger
man, late OF ABS Filth street. whose death resulted
from injuries alleged to have been received on the
evening or the 25th ut by being run over, corner
Of the Second Avenue katlroad Company. NO peg
sons were IN court who witnessed the accident, ana
the Oorener accordingly adjourned the urfher In
v0atiQottOn of the cas .s..s.
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LOOK CUT FOR iMaosJoss.

FIRE DEPARTMENT, CITY OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER,
NEW YORK, Feb. :, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t having been reported at these headquarters that
persons are making collections FOR the rellet OF
an injured fireman. the public are cautioned against
any such inpostors, ana they will receive the thanks
or this department by having them promptly ar
rested. In tins connection would take occasion 10
say that the members OF tue department. have never
IN ono instance had any or their pay deducted wnen
they have become sick or disabled IN It's service.
Respectfully, JOSEPH l.. PERLEY, Chief Engineer,
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It He COU r rs.

An Important Case IN Bankruptcy Violations Of
the Internal Revenue Law-criminal Calan-
Ssr In the Court Of Oyer and Termner-
The Case Of Purcell, the Homicide
Verdict Agains. an Insurance Com
pany-Aetion for slander-Lis~
bilities Of q Bailor Sem
tsnces In the Court
Of General Sessions
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SUPERIOR CoUaI-spsclll Term.
Decisions.
nA<n ys1x y = .

BtIUTt
EuJene Perry rs. James OB71en.-Order granted.
JdnafS G. Fish rs. The Si1th AUenue Railroad Co.
Special sherins jury fees to be allowed
Richard ". Lundv Us. Wpitan HoTniaa.-Motion
granted.
Nugent S. Ritter rs. Samuel Phfufps et ol-Motlon
denied.
NrgeRt Ritter Us. Margaret KtaQei.-Motion de.
MED.
kdrodret Koso,aep rs. James scott ct Gl.-Motlon
denied, without costs.
Before Judge Jones.
Ji1f0 Near0erger The Erie Rallr1y Co.-Case
settled and ordered TO be filed.
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SUPREME CoUST-cls.UlT.
Verdict Agninst an Insurance Company
BEFORE Judge Sutherland.

Before Judge Sutherland.
Nathan Gottourger ps. the North, American Fire
Insurance Conlp1np.-The plaintiff had q stock of
goods In his store In Wilmington, n. O., insured for
s5,25o In the defendants company. The store and
cotcnts were burned and the defendants refused 10
pay The insurance, alleging that the place wss set
on fire and tnat most oil the gooIs were removed be.
lore The burning, and hence the bringing of this
Consideraole testimony was taken, lasting two
days Tne Jiry brought in verdict Tor the whole
amount.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couST.
Suits in Rem.
naSA.1 y.Ioa I,laeAhfn-A


Before Judge Blatchford.
The Unated States as O. 4. Petae-This was an
action brought for the condemnation OF one case OF
imported cutlery from Salngcn, on the ground that
the entry at the Custom House OF the value OF the
CooGs was below their real market value, and tnaL
they had been involced With the Intent OF defraud-
iDg the revenue OF the United States. The cutlery
was valued at 46l tnaler-. The case Is still on.
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ance OF twenty five dollars.
Decisions.
Before Judge Joachimsen.
Fred6racks us. Kuecnoodt. Judgment for pIaintin
for $2Sl SO and costs and $25 allowance.
Myers u.s. 6co,DeQ. Judgment for defendant for
costs and $l5 allowance.
Mcdonald rs. HOfra.-Judgmcnt Tor plaintin Tor
500 damages and costs.
warden rs. Observation-Disclosures for plalntin
for $425 and costs ana $2b allowance.
Leopold cS. Acknowledgements for plalntln Tor $40
damages and s25 allowance.
Mckenzie IS. Snlh.-Judgment for defendant FOR
COSTS and $40 allowance
WoJrs. WolE-Judgmcnt for paintin for $40 %
ana SIS allowance,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuua1-lx ADMIRALTY.
Collision Casc-Decisiou.

Ed.cdrd Heaole,t Otcsser OF tie Sioop W cobb, rs.
The Parrybodt Lydid.-This was collision case.
rhe Judge has ordered n decree TO be enter red ap.
vessels.
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COURT OF cuMMua pLsAs-spEclAL. TERM.

Uecisi0Ds.
BY Judge Robinson.
Thomson u.s. Gaueader.-Flndings settled.
BY Judge Joseph +. DAILY.
Brady rs. B,'ddy.--See memorandum with clerk,
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SUPREME COuaI-cnAhbeBs.

Alleged Attempt 10 Procure a Divsrcs ON
Bogus Testimony.
Before Judge Barnard.
J0hn O. Lo,n rs. EUdii1e N. Lon--A motion wss
mace ~ confirm the report Of r. Q, Beamsh.
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THURSDAY, ls7l-TRIPLE sHEEA

OF stephen g. Carna.a. and judgment mus be or
dered against them for $40, with costs and Utow.
ance ol tw enty five dollars.