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COURT CkleNDAsS-TAIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges lngraham, Barnard and CardOzO.-Nos. los,
100, l07, los, 100, 40, Ill, III. lib, ia.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS- by Judge Bar
nard.-Day Calendar-Nos. % 65, &c. lA5. 1913, 1916,
1885, 176, III, IT'S 49, $50, 49, 1872, 1885, CalNo 20+.
Held by Judge Ingraham.-Nos. 40, AZ, 81, so, 126,
l42 1852, 49, Isl, 1913: Held by Judge Cardozo.-
Nos 49, 113, H. 1l5, 81, 16l, 162, 1922 100, l43
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Ileid by Judge
Sutherlanu.-Case on.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUT.-Part Held by
Judge Brady-Nos. 353, 339, $685. AT, l09h, IS, 93,
1884, 1856, 19l, 1871 DBL 251 $40, 337 SAL 377, $685. 1885,
897 Part Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 100,
2sS 90h 1914, 200, ", S. 1876, 14e 1915, Gao, 252s,
12941S, 1885,, 17G. 361s 1854. 1885, 20, 1913.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Par Held by
Judge SpencerNos SOL, 1869, 1869, 1885, $40, 725,
727 $685. GIT, 933, 1885, 965. TAI, 49, s9i. 1909, 1911,
1868. Part 2--Held by Judge Barbour.-Nos 62.,
$780, 346 26O, 22o. 30 &c. 252, 6ld 642 Co.'S 65s Cos,
&c. 672.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part Held by
Judge Daly.-Nos. $780, 962, 1872, 656. sGo l13, 933,
ESQ., 345 2s6, S92, s97, 6s, l131a ga. Part 2-Ield
by Judge Daiy.-Case on.
MARINE CoURT-TRlAL TERa-Part Held by
Judge Curts.NOs. 6015, $780, 1888, $500, 5S49 $685.
80O7, 6022 6023 6025, 6026 $3.50, 5654. $685. ana
schuylervs. Fuller. Part 2-Held by Judge AlKer-
Nos 5774 1915, 1852, 1888. 594o, $685. 1888. 1904,
5000, s9l5 1924 5s4s, $685. 1857, 596s. Part 3Held
by Judge Tracy.-Nos 6657, 69S5, 6i67, 6Gls, 6d53,
and Dollncr vs.. lsaacsen.
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tcuar words The consirue general
applicable TO the things persons particularly mentioned
30, by this quite familiar rule OF construction, the particulars
mere mentioned are the words that certainly guide
20 me meaning Of the statute which have already said
means inter- the Supreme Court only The County Judge
obviously mentioned N the act as that oncer likewise
named IN section 10 OF the Code as being
the auxiliary to the Judges OF the supreme
Court granting such ORDERS In the absence OF such judge
an once which the County Judge performs In other nc
dental matters OF similar nature in the of chamber
practice No reason to for extending the
dial power given by this statute beyond this of it's u
y and scope there ground authority pretence
for giving such extensive construction is there
foundation IN the nature of the purpose the law Itself for
imagining that the Legislature meant any but the supreme
Court me provision requiring the affidavit showing ser
wee according 70 such order Ito be filed with the Clerk Of
the county wherein the defendant resides, or the
county 70 which the complaint in such action is
by law 20 DC ed Is significant and has reflection Will dis
Close. ,e anv seaaiy upon any other conNrncon
or the statute than that Which venture to and
adopt therefore, this court has acquired jurisdiction OF
this cause by The service OF s this action In sur
sance OF the act OF 1888 for whether s provisions apply
10 the Court only whether other courts COM
prehended within its phraseoogy Is obvious that It has no
relation TO the procedure of this There being
jurisdiction IN this court of the there power IN
do anything but to strike the Where
order execution Tor the same TO issue. (lhc Mayor w.
Cooper "aaces u Rep, 247D The motion ~ granted
10 s'Ke 'he case from the Docket but witaoni costs
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GREAT ERlGEi FALL.

Heap oil Old Bricks Failing in Church mud
Thames sireets-Two Boys Severely In
inred--ARony but NOT Death.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm was
given al the Twenty-sevcnth precinct station house
to the effect that several hundred thousands OF
bricks, which had been taken from old building
and piled up at the corner Of Thames and Church
streets, had fallen upon boy, and, 1t was expected,
Killed HIM. Captain Spelght signaed the 1remen
in Cedar street and at once started out with his re-
serve force TO clear up the debris and rescue the
victim. They discovered, on arriving at the spot In
dlcated, that j. T. Weeks, contractor and builder.
VINO mad been engaged pulling down an old house
the southwest corner OF Thames street,
clearing the site for =, o,o large ,, new
IN the form OF square OF about thirty feet In
length twenty in width. and fourteen feet IN height
very close 10 the sidewalk, which was between the
pile and the foundation OF the Old house. Since the
bricks have been stacked here 1t appears that a
number OF lads averaging from ten 10 sixteen years
Of age, have been in the haoit OF mounting the
stack ana playing across the top or them. Yesterday
commenced anew their joyful prancIng over the
bricks, observed 10 be in the midst OF some
youthful game. When
THE IMMENSE PILE DIVIDED
I'm the centre and fell over upon the sidewalk, COM
petely blocking the way and casting the lads head
foremost into the old foundation oil the house. The
boys screamed and several persons rushed to the
spot attracted as much by the dull, heavy thud
10y the falling heap by the wells of one OF the
boys, who somewhat badly hurt. The names
OF the lads who were found Injured were Ward and
Madden. The former had the instep OF his lett loot
badly crushed, ana the latter carried to his
nome suffering from injuries In the head and ribs
Madden declared
THERE WAS "ANoTHER BOY" BURIED
between the pie, as ne saw the bricks fail on him.
On receiving this intelligence Captain Speight and
his reserve force, aided by the officers OF tho Cedar
street Fire department, started 10 work and
moved every brick that had fallen, throwing them
completely over against the wall or another build
ing facing Thames street; but II Is pleasant to
record that the victim was an imaginary one, for
no other 'boy' could he round any signs dis
covered that any one had been hurt besides those
mentioned After the pile had been thoroughly
turned over and no evidence discovered that any
one else had been seriously hurt the boy Ward was
conveyed 10 the Park Hospital stretcher for
surgical treatment. From the appearance his
loot the bone was crushed completely through
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THE TORONTO RACES.
TORONTO, June 5, 1871.

TORONTO, June 5, 1871.
The first day Of the Toronto the Carlton
course on Saturday very successful, the attend.
anee large and fashionable and the sport excel
lent.
The first race, for Trial Stake, for horses that
have never won public money was won by John,
Fearnaught coming In good second.
The second race was for the Hunters Stakes, for
horses that regularly and fairly hunted with the
Toronto hunt There were only two entries, Prlm-
rose and Mary Marshall. Primrose was an easy
winner. and was beautifully ridden by Dr. Smith.
The third race. the Toronto Handicap, was won
by the favorite, kelso.
The last race, n hurdle race, Is admitted TO have
been one of the prettiest ever run IN Toronto, and
was won by Jack On the Green very closely pressed
by AbbotsfOrd.
Tue time OF the Trial Stakes, distance one milo
and quarter 2:2ll ~; Hunters race, same dis
lance $50; handicap, two miles, 1885, hurdle race,
two miles, over eight hurdles, AIS.
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MARINE COURT.
Important .Jurisdicti0nai pccisiou.
IL.

Important JurtsdtctIOnai Ucctst0u.
BY Judge shea.
Flood rs. Noonan.-In this case Judge Shea has
given the subjoned decision to the jurisdiction Of
the Marine Court:
reading all the act entitled AN act to facilitate the
process In certain cases" aws of 1883 chap 5,
Ia understanding that has no relation to the
Marine city OF New YORK. IL there could DO
this beingso the subsequent amendsory
according my understanding OF ts subject mattr and
object relates to those courts having territorial
Jurisdiction co-cxeDsive with the boundaries of
The state. IL is apparently AUXILIARY to the Sec
the procedure there prescribed by publication where the
defendant be found within the State 1t authorizes
construction of or paper Tor the commence
mept, the prosecution OF any acton or proceeding
where the u resident OF the State be
found collins Campbell Howards Prsc. Rep. 800
found actual service IL the defendant 10
il IL not will be perceived where the defendant cannot
within the jurisdiction Oh amy COURT but
where he cannot found within beyond "he state"
Such conditions reasonably confer this power of construc
complete general territorial Jurisdiction as there
no necessity authority In law TO to
this mode of service " inc detcndant can
publication Code. 1851 served beyo Its limits
think the consideration appes by necessary
inference only Supreme Court Ia is several Judicial
which s divided into separate aud somewhat independent
circuits The act apparently has no relation To any other
courts The words OF Whenever shall salts
iacoy appear TO any court are 10 'se nr egn ssnnca
following Judge OF the supreme Court or any county
Judge" These judicial officers not therein enumerated by
way Of instance or example, ou. are woras restrictive
OF the general words preceding used ~ think TO Indicate
statute tho courts IN which those Judges
udcally the order In which they named.
Where general words thus wed IN connection with par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TEnN-pAaT 2.
"Reminiscences Of the Black Friday Stock
transactions.

A "Reminiscences of the Black Friday Stock
transactions.
Before Judge Barbour.
Peter s. Mccormack Us. Morgan, Keene e Co.
This action for alleged unlawful sales OF stocks
ana overcharges for carrying stocks through the
period of the 'Black Friday" panic. The plaintiff
had had previous transactions with the defendants,
in which sales ana charges, similar to the ones now
complained Of, were made; but those accounts
had been settled without objection; but
the losses OF the .'Black Friday'' transact
lions, during which time the plaintiff was
absent from the city, forms the ground OF the
present action. He now seeks TO recover
der the plea OF unauthorized sales and usurious
charges. The stock oil which the sale was made was
some 200 shares OF st. Paul, and also some 900
short gold. The total amount claimed Is about
81, 900. The defence IS that the account was car
RED on under a general discretion and especially
that during the panic they did the best they could
for the paint IN his absence, and in fact saved HIM
by unusual favors from much larger losses. The
case is still on. Joseph G. Jackson appears for the
plaintn, and Judge Parker, MIR. Bennett and MIR.
Church for Defendants. An unusual feature thus
far in the proceedings was signalling to he plantln
while on the stand as q witness by ID. ID. Mccormick,
his brother. On the JUDGES attention being called
to 1t he perempt0rlly ordered him from the court
room.
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IhS EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Animal Meeting and Election Of Directors.
The annual meeting Of the East River Bridge Com
pany was held yesterday at the Office OF the COM
pany, corner OF Fulton and Front streets. Very
lengthy reports, In which the progress OF the work
was detailed were submitted BY the engineer Mr..
Roebllng, and the General superintendent, Mr..
william G. Kingsley. The following named gentle.
men were reelected directors for the ensuing
year:-Henry G. Murphy. Wilam NJ Tweed, Jonn
w. Lewis, Isaac Van Anden seymour l.. husied,
Peter b. Sweeny, Alexander McCue, Hugh Smirn,
Henry w. Slocum, Demas Barnes, James ). 4. Stran-
ahan, william Hunter, Jr., John "a. Prentice,
Samuel Mclean and Arthur w. Benson. +
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THE LATEST So eide IN JERSEY.

The papers found on the person OF Charles r. GIN.
more, who committed suicide on sunday by taking
iaudanum and falling on the grave OF his two sons
at the New York Bay Cemetery, SHOW that the I'M
fortunate had led miserable life lately, owing
TO domestic infelicties. The proceedings taken by
his wife, who was handsome but eAtravagans
woman, 10 obtain divorce in the New YORK courts
were successful. and on the 30th OF last month
tne decree for divorce was issued by Judge hcCunn
Deceased MAS formerly coal deaier " Jersey Cltg.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Charles Scribner Co. Critical, Doctrinal
ana Homi,lcal Commentary on the Gospel Accord.
ing TO John,n translated by Philip schar, d. d.,
from the German OF John Peter Lang, d. d.: 'Rcli-
g1on OF the Present and Of the Futuren by Theodore
ID. woolsey, President OF Yale College; euro.
pean Art" another volume Of the illustrated Lib.
rary OF wonders
From Roberts Brothers. Boston:-"Litte Men, by
Louisa M. Alcott.
From 4. b. Peterson h Brothers:-Charcs LEVERS
arthur 0'Learyn and Nine. George Sands Simon.
Love Story
From Henry Hoyt Boston;-"Two Books,n by
Mrs. q. r.. X. Davis.
From the Rosicrucian Publishing Company. Of
Boston:--'Tbe Divine Pymander,n &c. Edited by
Paschai Beverly Randolph.
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EAIAL AccllE2Is m RallxLYN.

Louis Cornell died last evening from the effect OF
injuries received by falling from scairod at the
new theatre In Of erection ut the corner or
Johnson and Washington streets.
Peter Snerry, who was over by a Grand street
Car on sunday, at the corner OF Smith and Richard
son streets, died yesterday at the Brooklyn City HOS
pliai from the effect Of his injuries.
An inquest was held by the Coroner yesterday
over the body OF a hitle girl named Mary flanagan.
The deceased was Killed on sunday by falling from
the window OF her residence, No. ~ PARK avenue
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Coua1-x BANKRUPTCY
Rights Of Assienecs-BiIs Of sale.

Rights Of Assignecs-rsil,s Of sale.
James n. clarke, Jr., Assignee. de-, as. Adrian
Isethl ana Otiters.-Judge Blatchford. In rendering
his decision In this bankruptcy proceeding, says
In this there must be decree for the plaintiff
for The property transferred tie Isens by the bill
OF sale OF May ], 1869, and for the ST. goo paid to
them on that day. and for the value OF the securl-
es referred TO in the confession OF Judgment OF
February 20, 1859, beyond the amount paid in re-
dempt10n OF the same by the lsens to the parties
with whom the same were pledged. There must be
an accounting IN respect to the above matters be-
fore a master II the parties do not agree on the
amount. the defendants viii be charged with the
costs OF the SUIT. In ali other respects the pray OF
the bill is denied.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railway
Company.
The case OF Thomas Buckley and Others vs.. The
Alabama and Chattanooga Railway Company
came up on motion, before Judge Batchlord, for
leave to withdraw the general appearance on the
part OF the railway company and TO enter qualified
appearance.
Mr. Gray and Mr. Davenport appeared for the Pc
titioning creditors ana Mr.. Seward ana Mr. Crosbie
for the railway company. The question in the case
Is whether--the railway company being foreign
corporation-the court has any Jurisdiction IN the
matter The Court gave an order to the petitonIng
creditors to Withdraw the general appearance anu
put in qualified appearance as asked Tor, so thar
the question of the jurisdiction OF the court may be
properly ralsed
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nATCHEL0A'S BAD lGf.

hoy named Philip Nolan, about fourteen years
OF age, employed by Mr.. Nathaniel A. Bachelor. IL
Bowery, was arraigned before Judge Scott at Essex
Market yesterday afternoon, charged with having
stolen a pocketbook containing sos from his
employers vest, which was hanging up
In the store. Philip had been only
TWO weeks In Mr. Bachelors employment.
When he was arrested by officer Cooper, of the
Tenth precinct he SAID that two other boys had
s'put mp the JOB" Tor hin. 1ne money recovered
by the officer from Charles Walter No. 81 Eldridge
street, where it mad been LETT for safe Keeping.
Philip was committed by Judge Scott In default Of
puiI
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SuSioGaTs's COURT.
The Baird viii Case.

bSlOlS HhtcNiHgS.
The hearing OF this case, In which Miss
Ann Baird and Mrs. Eliza Smith contest the
will OF their father, William Baird, bequeathing
100000 TO his children, the bulk OF it TO his son VIII
liam, came to q close yesterday afternoon before
Surrogate Hutchings. Il. Il. Hnsdae argued on be-
half OF the contestants that the medical proof OF the
deceased having halluclnaoDs ana soitening OF the
brain was suiilcent TO invalldate the WILL Mr.. Van
derpoe argued FOR the proponent that the Will was
made PRIOR to The cerebral disease appearing, and
that the very fact OF the contestants having, at the
very time when The VIII was IN the lawyers hands,
requested clergyman pastor OF the Church OF the
Redemption, toinfuence tner father to make q viii,
proved that they did not then doubt hls testament
tary capacity. The Surrogate took the papers.
Judgment reserved.
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the 9SOJKLYR Al DeRHtN.

The Board met yesterday with the President in the
chair The Committee on Opening streets reported
In favor OF widening Henry street, as authorized by
an act OF the Legislature. The Law Committee
presented report in reference to the contractors
for the grading aud repaving OF certain streets.
They offered resolutions TO the effect thar The street
Commissioner advertise for proposals Tor completing
the contracts and that IN case the city suaer any
damage through the failure VI the contractors to
compete the work that legal proceedings be COM
Inenced against the sureties by the Corporation
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COURT or GENERAL SESSiOas.
EmpancllIng of the Grand Jury.

EMpIHtIEIMg OF INC SFiaHH ,Jnfy.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The June Term OF this Court opened yesterday his
Honor the Recorder presiding. Assistant Distric
Attorney Fellows will prosecute during the month.
AS soon as the court was opened the Grand Jury
was empanelled and briefly charged upon the
riOus statutes which The presiding Judge IL required
to enumerate. Mr.. hugh Auchincloss WAS chosen
to serve as foreman.
1t Is rarely that any are tried upon the first
day of the term, as there are great many prelimi
nary matters to be arranged IN reference to the Trial
OF indictments III their proper order. After disp0s-
ing OF one or two unlmpOrtant cases the Recorder
adjourned at an early hour to fulfil an official en-
gagement.
The Grand Jury indicted John w. Howard, charged
with robDing bank messenger In the street last
week or $4,000 lie pleaded not guilty, anu Will be
tried this month.
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SUPERIOR CaUnT-SpEC.AL TERN.


Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
bradley rs. Wheeier.-O Order granted.
GrOesoech Us. Groesbeck.-Same.
.HcKepiH Us. Echler.--Same.
Back U.s. ROseysthdl.-Mo!on denied.
Robert barclay ct a., rs. Louis Ua'tcr etdt.-Or-
der granted
Moran Us. Chipmda.-Same.
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COURT or APPEALS CALthOA Ar.

ALBANY. June &, 1871.
The following is the Court Of Appeals day calen-
dar for June G.-Nos. 225 371s 279, 293, 800, sol,
500 1903.
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He COUR T S.

Rights Of Assignees in Bankrup.cy-The Ala
bama and Chattanooga Railroad Company in
Court-stabbing en- Board ship-Black
Friday Gold Transactions Important
Jurisdictional Decision The Baird
Will Case-Bunness in the
Court Of General Sessions.
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UNITED STATES CamMiSsiOgisS COURT.
Charge of Sta5bing on Board Ship.
Before Commissioner Shields.

Before Commissioner Shields.
The United StGtes Us. John ArW0-The defendant,
who Is a Chlnaman, was yesterday charged before
Commissioner Shields under The following cIrcum-
stances:-N Guprlll is captain OF the snip Thomas
owens of Portland, Me. Towards evening Of the Goth
OF May, while the vessel was or the Delaware, q
hight or squaoble arose between one OF the seamen
Sidney Baldwin, and John ArwO, the cook. The
mate Immediately stopped the quarrel, and alter it
was hushed up nothing more appeared to be thought
Of it, The cook went to his room in the galley,
swearing that he would leap overheard ami drown
himself, He stayed in the galley few minutes and
then made an attempt to go forward, but was
stopped by the mate. Next morning, about SIX
O'Clock, when Baldwin was relieved at the wheel to
get his Coffee and as he went to the galley for that
purpose, Arwo said to him, al have something TO
settle with you." Baldwin replied, "Here am;
get his coffee; but he did not drink it, as he sus-
pecsed that the Chinaman had poisoned 1t. Baldwin
WAS Ia me act OF gong away when ne was met at
used very foul language toward him. He struck at
Baldwin with dagger and cut him on the lett arm.
Baldwin selzed the Cnlnanan by the throat, Knocked
hi m down on the deck, and while down Arwo drove
large sheathknife into Baldwin's side. giving the
blaze couple OF turns. The vessel arrived III this
port on Saturday last, and yesterday morning the
captain OF the ship and Baldwin appeared before the
Commissioner and complained 10 the effect above
stated. The accused was held in So COG bail TO await
an examination on Thursday next.
Alleged Illegal Removal of Wh:sIkey.
The U,litod States Us. Edecard Lotcru- The de.
fendant. who had been arrested for transporting a
quantity OF whlskey between the hours OF sunset and
sunrise, was held by Commissioner Shields the
sum OF $500 bail to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
The United States rs. Mchdel DMDy ana Thomas
Hdgdn.-The defendants were each held In S., 600
bail TO await examination on q charge OF removing
about SIX barrels Of wnlkey on winch no tax mad
been paid. The defendants were arrested on Satur-
day night
Lottery Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Cntted states Us. Pete, AcIntyre.-Deiendant
who had been arrested by Deputy Marshal Purvis,
held In 81. 900 bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury on charge OF dealing IN lottery tickets
without pay ing the special tax.
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COURT OF COMMON plsAs-speCAl T:aa.
Decisions.

Decisions.
by Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
Addtr' rs. OgdeR.-Motion granted. E
Lpsiie rs. Rd6HSon.-Motlon denied.
GOttieO et az. Us. Pfztey.-Dciendant fined fifty
dollars,
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SUPREME COURT.
Decisions.

DeC1k1OnSs
BY Judge CardoZo.
Lack,aever ps. LdcHn,ever.-Granted.
Hal u.s. HdU.-Granted.
Goodenougn Us. Spencer. Motion denied. Costs
to abide event.
IN the Matter Qrthe Petition Of William Dunning.-
Motion granted.