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COURT CALEhDk2S-Tnls DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN BANR.
hufTCY-lnv0luntary CD es.-Nos. o2I9 32g5 a3oi
800 1904 1862 1870, 1878, 1878, 337g 1881 3SSi 35o5
500, 3a9i 1896 1891, $685. 3t02 3403 1905 Coendar
for argument-NUs. $3.50, 3I5,, """i
. SUPREME COUEr-CfRCUfT--Par l. Held by Judge
Barrctt-Court opens az halrpast tea A, M-N1s
96j, Oh, X o. 14l%, ld67, K. U. Al, r. q. BIZ iGs
l00g1k, 1889, 1913, l477, I4s1, 4S3 1855 l4s7 Hoi
1901, 1908, 1909, 1911. Part 2-IieId by JnJge
Brady-CUurt opens ut eleven A. M-Nos 642 Ga
4324, X. q. 66l1s II. G. 361s, 3UOlS 5gllE ASH A.
AGO, AGO, 49, X. o. lSS, 81 4IS II. q. 3l2s 306 Aso
4s2. |a' WV now
SUPREME CoUET--CHAMBERs-He by judge Gar
dozo -Court opens at ten A. M.--Calendar called
at II M.-NOs. i5i, l57, 1G7, AZ, Iy1, 225 22s
SUPREME CoURT--oPECIAL TERM-Ileid by Judcc
Barnard-Conrt opens at eleven A. M-Adjourned
to Monday, March ~.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM Part Held bv
Judge Barbour-Court opens at eleven A. M-Nos
1907 lsvy 1911 1915 1915, 1872 ISL 1926 1927 1s2p
1881, 1885, 1885.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-THiAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge J. +. Daly.--CUurt opens nc eleven
O'Clock A. MNos. $780, eCG. l065)6, 1905, 1872 Ava,
II. Az, 1865, 1884 l940, 1i4l, l444, 14i5, 1id6
Part 2-Hcd uy Jutge Van Brunt-UOurt opens mt
eleven O'Clock A. M.-Nos. 1871, 49, 1850 10y. 1926
ii2l 14JO, l43. l4J2, 1855 1895, 1896 1857, ld3s,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-ParI 1--Hed by
Judge Gross. C0nrtS opens and calendar called &C
~ MNos. 76iI, 1922, soy. g0ss 952 Js34, 1881,
1907 Sl3s $780, $751; 8ls2, S246 s2s3 s2s5 1885, 0sI7
dpr Held by Judge Curtis. Mos. 04i, Sis, s12l
oio 5000 So1 SIP, $751; s27o sl25 8l2c, 1888, 1861
of' '-o 5z3S 1880. 1905 5000 SOL SlG0. s163 1924
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MARINE CaUaT--2AaJ |.
Action FOR Alleged False Imp risonme emf.
lad.

Action for Alleged False Imp risOnment.
Before Judge Gross.
Alfred Rosenbaum VS.. William Ellio.t--Un the
goth OF August last the plaintiff, lad OF fifteen
entered the service OF the defendant, tea dealer
In Water street, ana on the next day was left for
some hOnrs Ill charge OF the Office. On DEFENDANT
return lie took from locked draw Ii his desk his
bank book, which had contained 5000, with de.
post ticket and found that s57 and the ticket were
missing. The boy, on being questioned. denied all
knowledge OF the money, and, according to de.
fendan's statement, at first stated that no person
mad been IN the Office but afterwards admitted thar
friend oil his had been, while the boy states that
nc at once named the person VINO mad been IN
during defendants absence. An oflicer however was
seat Tor the COY searched and afterwards lockca IN
IN cell nj the New street station house, the plain.
tin refusing 10 consent 10 his release at the request
OF tue boys uncle who offered to deposit 500 10 he
forfeited II the BOY was proved guilty OF the theft
bal stating his readiness to do so II tho x57 were
repaid 10 him. ihe boy way finally released with
DEFENDANTS consent about SIX IN the evening.
Tue present action ls for false imprisonment the
damages being laid at Sl00J.
The court charged the jury that before they could
nj verdict Tor plaintiff they must be satisfied OF
malice on defendants part and that there was no
probable cause Tor tue arrest and detention.
verdict IN favor OF paintr Tor $50 10, the odd
cents being added, as the jurors stated Tor The pur.
pose OF carrying COSTS.
For plalntir Mr.. Bryan; for defendant David Nc.
Adam, '" -"S-
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CITY COURT.
A "Reminiscences Of ssBIacIs Friday"

Before Judge Nelson.
Rena Nelson, a Br0oKlynlte, brought suit against
Freeman Petty Il Bono New York brokers, TO re-
cover S. 900, which he said he loaned them on the
memorable "Black Friday" OF 1862 and also 81, 500
which latter sum he alleged was due him as profits
on sales OF god made by them for him. The defence
was that the sum OF $4,000 was ''nargn," and was
lost by the allure OF Albert Speyers and that the
money designated as profits was also involved III
the same transaction. 1ney alleged that tney lost
$1,000 wnile operating on palnilns account, and
presented counter claim for that amount. The
case has been on trial lor the past two or three
days aud many witnesses were examined 1nclud-
ing the President Of the Gold Board and other
prominent brokers' Inc President oil the Gold
Board, Mr.. Hoyt related the history OF that event.
tul day when called TO the stand.
The Jury ignored plantiffs claim for SO, 500, but
rendered veruict In his favor Tor $780, which
was the amount he said he loaned the defendants,
with interest from date.
Action To Recover n Debt.
Morton Canda sued Wm Il. Goodwin to recover
$1,000, the amount charged for gOods supplied 10
defendant on credit until payment should he de-
manded. Payment was demanded but not forth.
coming. The defence was that the goods were
taken on sixty days circuit anu that when the ac
ton was brought the time had not expired; also
that the goods were worth only $1,000. Tue jury
lound for plaintin s., $751; including interest.
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COURT or SESSIONS.

The Glove ROnd Outrase-Patriclk DOnnhu Q
Sent To ihe State Prison for Twenty Years.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices yOor-
hees and Johnson.
Tie trial OF Patrick Donanue reported In yester-
days HERALD, who was Indicted for robbery and
setting fire 10 the house OF Mrs. Margaret Riley q
poor Old woman, ON the Glove road, corner OF
President street, was resumed yesterday morning.
The prisoner was defended by Mr. d. Is. Thompson.
who was assigned by tue Court, ana
Assistant District Attorney Cullen Prosecuted.
On the night OF the 18th OF February last the pris-
oner broke into the house with another man, stole
trunk, and then fired tho building, which was de-
The dcfence attempted to show that Mrs Riley
and another woman named Mary Bromley, who
was living with ner were dlsreputable characters
In the habit OF continually carOuslng anu that the
house HE resort OF the lowest Classes. IL would
appear from the testimony OF some OF the witnesses
that In their opinion Ii was blessing that the house
had been burned
Donahue himself swore that on the night In ques
tion lie went 10 New York on business and wnen
he returned Mrs. Riley's dwelling was III 1ames
detng what assistance ne could. Donanue's record
is Dad. He was once sent TO the PenitentIary Tor
two years na nuii with ivr Oh Sa
'eyenn ut the time he was released.
The jury convicted MIN yesterday, after being out
Judge Moore thereupon sentenced the prisoner TO
the State Prison at sing Sing Tor The term OF twenty
years.
The Three Enst Xouih9-AnOthcr of the Trio
Convicted.
John Kelly, one OF whose ''pals" edward Walsh
was convicted on Thursday, was placed ON trial
yesterday afternoon for grand larceny. John Is
about eighteen years old and lived with his aunt,
Mrs Calaghan, at the corner OF Navy and Prospect
streets. On the 17th or February last the prisoner
his brother, Dan Kelly ana Edward Walsh. Obtained
possession OF $1,000 belonging 10 Mrs. Callaghan
ana went on spree 10 New YORK. They spent the
af IN
greene street oagnios, and finally Dan Kelly seeded
IRON the parry taking with MIN what renamed of
the Measure.
John and Walsh were subsequently arrested.
John asserted yesterday that he innocent OF the
lhet OF the money, and stated that all the dollars
ne had were given to him by his brother. When he
inquired as 20 how Dan got the money the latter
saia ne would Tell MIN 'by and by" That "by and
by'' mas not come yet, for brother Dan ia vel Mt
large. " Nv Nv
The jury evidently did not believe Johnny's story.
lie was rcmanded. A''
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SUPREME COUaT-caArD:as.
A Young EIiiiiiaman Pleads the Baby Act.
RpfnrA no1 GarIO

AouhS MhuiontaD fieads tho Baby Act
Before Judge Cardozo.
In re. David Sibersleln.-This was an application
on writ OF habeas corpus for discharge from Lud-
low Street JAIL Sberstein was member OF the
Sixth regiment, N Y. S. N. Gu and as alleged, signed
an affidavit on joining the regiment that he was
twenty-onc years Old. lie was fined Tor non-pay.
ment oil fines aud put IN jail. IL was shown that
he was only eignteea At the time OF enlistment.
For the regiment IL was insisted tnat the ailiuavt
was final to his age and did not properly form an
clement OF inquiry IN suit OF haoeas corpus. The
Judge held otherwise, and ordered his release.
The suit Against Frederick A. Lane Discon-
continued.
Mr. Jay GOuld's suit against Frederick A. Lane, on
behalf OF the Erie Railway Company, was yesterday
morning discontinued by mutual consent. pro-
spective examination OF promising spicness has
thus been nipped In the bud.
Decisions.
Sunderland VS.. Fruan ct al.-Motion denied, with
leave TO renew; SIS costs 10 abide event.
Miller VS. Miller.--Pr0Of OF service, &C.. wanted.
Carpenter ct al. vs.. Norman CT al.-Reference or
dered.
By Judge Barrett
The Fourth National Bank, New York, VS.. Henry
IL. 1renOr.-Order settled.
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COURT Of OYER AND TERmISEa.

Fanny Hyde, the Alleged Marderess APP
plication for PosipOnement Of Her Trial
Decision Reserved.
Before Judge Pratt and Justices voorhees, and
Johnson.
The application for the postponement Of the trial
Of Mrs. Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderess or
George w. Watson of the Eastern District, was re-
newed yesterday evening, TO which time the matter
had been adjourned. Mr. Thomas f.. Pesrsa,
counsel Tor the accused, read an AFFIDAVIT OF Mr..
Samuel D. Morris setting forth that It would be
utterly impossible for him to be ready for trial at
the present term. The affidavit then continued
Deponent further says that his cient and her
iolKs (as opponent Is informed and beiieves are
poor and unable to furnish means necessary to be
deponent and his partner have already paid out
considerable sum Tor that purpose.
That the preparation OF the defence devolves
NANNY upon deponent and that he is doing the best
he can TO get ready.
Deponent further says that he firmly believes that
his client has perfect defence to the charge made
against her, ana that ne will be able to establish
such defence TO the satisfaction of any jury II
allowed a reasonable Tune to make the necessary
preparation, put he most solemniy declares that ne
cannot be prepared to properly deiend her TINS term
Deponent further says that he does not desire one
days delay beyond what he deems absolutely neces-
sary to make such preparation.
That this application Is made In good faith aud for
no other purpose than to enable deponent To prep
Deponent further SAYS that on day before yester-
day Mr.. Spencer informed depOnent IN the county
court room that he mad witnesses for the prosecu.
ton IRON Massachusetts. and stated The object of
such witnesses that the depOnent expects witnesses
on behalf oil the defence from the same State
but IN view OF the TACT that the friends Of the
deceased are spending large sums OF money IN
hunting up testimony, $1,000 Of which they
have paid to Mr.. Spencer, as he states, depoDent
suntts that 1t would be unfair TO ms client TO dis
close he names OF witnesses, and that this npplca
ton Is maize upon the ground OF the utter impossi-
biltv or preparing the defence tor this term.
District Attorney BrittOn opposed the application
ami denied that MI. Spencer Was associated with
hum IN any sense. II Mi. spencer mad witnesses
Massachusetts Mr.. Britt0n knew nothing about 1t
and dr not believe that he mir. Spencerl had wit
nesses there. The District Attorney did not under.
stand the reason Tor asking Tor postponemenr
less II was to make puDilc sentiment in advance.
Ire asked that the trial should be sci down Tor not
later than the last week OF the term. Decision
reserved
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SUPERIOR CDUaT-TRiAi TEaM-pAaT l.

Damages for Alleged aiuiicious Prosecution.
Before Judge Barbour.
Solomon II. Goodman vs.. julius Strohen ct al.--In
September, 1868. the store OF Wagner. Schneider IL
Strohen was burgariously entered and 81, 400 worth
Of reps stolen. Tho plaintiff was arrested on
charge OF having some guilty knowledge
OF the affair, he having gwen information
where the goods could be found taken before
Judge Hogan mt the TOmbs and Temporarily com.
united to answer the charge. He was released on
bail, but on subsequent examination was entirely
exonerated. lie brought suit for alleged malicious
prosecution. claiming $4,000 damages. The jury
allowed thirty days. stay 70 carry the eXcep
tions 10 the General Term.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cOusr
Charge Against n Laser Beer Dealer.
Before Commissioner Shields.

Charge Against Laser Beer Dealer.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States VS.. Sebastian Kraus.-The de-
PENDANT was held In $500 ball Tor examination on a
charge OF having sold lager beer from Kegs without
destroying the revenue stamps attached 10 the Kegs
NOn.p1yment Of spec al Tax.
The United States VS.. John Van Tyne.-Tne de.
PENDANT. who, 1t Is stated was formerly member
OF the Common Council OF this city and keeper of o
saloon In Dey street, had been indicted In New Jer
sey Tor carrying on the liquor business there without
paying Tue tax specified 10y law. lie was arrested
~ New YORK on bench warrant anu taken before
commissioner Shields who held him In 81 900 bail,
subJecr 10 warrant OF removal by Judge Blatchord
Tue Judge subsequently baled the accused IN
$1,000
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SUPREME CouaT-TalAl TERn-pAST 2.

Verdict Of Damages for Collision ON the North
River.
Before Judge Brady.
The Arctic Fire Insurance Company VS.. Jeremiah
Austn.-This Is an action brought by the plaintiffs
as insurers on cargo OF grain on board the canal
boat J. L. Parsons which was sunk III August, 1868,
by collision near West Point. The Parsons was IN
tow OF the steamboat Mcdonald owned by the
defendant. and came III collision with another boat
In tow Ut the steamboat Austin, also owned 10y the
defendant. In q trial before Judge Mason verdict
was rendered for the defendant. An appeal was
made nom this verdi CT 10 the General Term on the
ground OF error or law 10y the Judge. Inc latter
Court reversed the judgment ana ordered q new
trial. The damages CLAIMED are about seven thou.
sand dollars. The testimony was substantially che
same as on the previous trial. verdict was given
Tor $7,Sl4 "a Tor the plaintifs.
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SUPERIOR C0UAI-GEhEnAL TERRA.
Dscisi ous.

Decisions.
By Judge Scdgwck.
The Manchester Land Company vs.. David Mac.
Donald.-Order granted.
James IL. Mills ct al vs.. Abraham 3. Davis ct al
Same,
Eliza s. Donnell VS.. Ezekel Donnell CT a,.-Same.
George H. Springsteen vs.. jessie A. MarshaL ct
al.-Same.
Humphrey p Thompson VS.. Hiram Benner.-
Same.
James Marley vs. Charles NJ. Dedrick.-Motlon de.
MED, with SO costs, TO abide Court.
George 4. DicksOn VS.. Tue Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company. Order granted.
George A. Baker vs.. Henry Waes.-Motlon
gralted. lSee OnlnlOnl
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COURT or OYER AND TEamlSsa.
Cnse Of the stolen Vouchers.

Case or the stolen Vouchers.
Before Judge Cardozo.
At the meeting OF this Court yesterday-and 1t was
the only business transacted-an application was
made on behalI OF Haggerty and aulch, the parties
indlcred Tor stealing the vouchers missing from the
Comptroler's Office, 10 have an early day set down
Tor their trial or their admission 10 bail. The Judge
set down the trial iol next "Wednesday, but stated
that In case eX-COmptrOller Connolly the principal
witness, could not be found and was not fortncOnl-
ing be would admit the n to bail.
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HE COU r T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

The Summing Up in the Jumel Case-Allegsd
Violations Of the Revenue LAVA Militia Man
and the Baby Act-collision on the North
River Tho Stolen Vouchers Discontin-
uance of Jay Gould's Suit Against
Frederick A. Lans-Alleged No
iicious Prosecution Action
for False Imprisonment.
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plaintiff. therefore, knew that be was Bowen. In
conclusion counsel SAID that the Jury found ver'
dict againsf the plaintiff they would nave 10 convict
twenty witness es OF wIltul and corrupt per ury.
Mr.. O'OOnor then handed up some law points to
The Court adjourned at a quarter to i've till eleven
O'Clock this mOrnlng.
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BR0OKLYN COURTS.
rsITsp STATES clscvlT COZ MT
Alleged Contempt.
BEFORE kldOa Ranadlct

An attachment having been issued against George
". H. Halsey for falling to OBEY an injunction
granted In suit Instituted against hun by the
GOODYEAR Dental yulcaniie Rubber Company, he
was yesterday arrested aud held IN default OF $500
bail. The case Will be heard by Judge Benedlct this
morning
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SUPREME C0uRT-CRCuIT.
Decision.

Decision.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
OSgOOd ct al. vs.. POole.-Case settled.
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VNANTED-A PROTESTANT NURSE FOR GROWING
w children who is competent to do plain sewing If re-
qued; good city reference necessary. sU3 West Dist St.
near 9TH
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VNANTED-A CIVIL, INDUSTRIOUS, HONEST SINGLE
w man, under gardener. Gail address, With
reference, G. DE FIELD ls7 Water st., Monday, lsth
inst, between and 4 r. NJ
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MANUFACTURERS LADIES, AT THE GLAZIER Ii
brary, University place, corner lth st.; $40 per wee
and commission
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YOUNG MAN tCoLoRED) WISHES A sITUATIol
N 10 travelling with gentleman; for reference nppl
at S3I Broadway, Rutlcdgc House. c. t. BOND.
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Va AETED--A WET NURSE To TAKE AN INFANT TO
w her be respectable and well situated
Apply with reference at 49 Charles St. between Washington
and West
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ITANTED-A FEW THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
w operators Wilcox Gibbs machine for lace work
no work given out Apply to RoDGER, BACON Co. 8rj
Canal st.
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VNANTED-A WOMAN TO DO TIE COOKING
w Washing and ironing OF small family. 3lt Wes
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NANTED-A POSITION AS FARMER, BY AN AMERI.
w can (marred fully competent. in every respect
for truck general dairy farming Address DORLUM
Mestwood, N. J.
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WANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwOR
w one who can wash and iron, with city reference.
West 18th
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WANTED--A SITUATION, by A FIRST CLASS GER
w man gardener to take charge OF genenans county
seats single has best reference. Call on or address A.
H., seed store, 81 Nassau ST.
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WANTED by A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN, A. sITUA
w lion first class coachman thoroughly understand
the business; break colts. Apply to GEORGE
of y. Daw, $50 Broadway.
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VNrANTED--BY A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAkER, A
w few engagements by the dnv week also ey
perenced in making chlrens outfits Wheeler Wilson'S
machine. Call at 70 Amiiy ST., Brooklyn.
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VITANTED-A TIDY, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL. TO DC
w general housewors for small family; must be good
cook washer aud roner understand her business tho
Al St, nfer o'clock.
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WORKING GARDENER wANTED-UNDBRSTANDx
ing glass; Scotch or English preferred married wh&
out cncubrance Inquire at 2s7 9th second door fro
Slst ST.
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VxrANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT OR COLORE
w woman for general housework IN small family
must be good pla In COOK wnser and roper: good refe
required Apply at 22s0 3D. av 2ih ST. I'm tn
store
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A COMPETENT AND FIRST CLASS MAN IN EVERY
~ way, wishes situation porter and packer OF notions
Address O. +. MAGUIRE, 430 East 9Th street, city.
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yXvANTEp-A HoUsEKEEPER FOR A BIOADwA Y
w Hotel None but those thoroughly peteut need
address uoUSEKEEPEa, box l4S Herald office.
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