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SUPREME C1URT--C CHAMBERS.
Discharge from the House OF Refuge.
Narorn Iudcn n1rrett.

BciOlc duubO Dtiit't
re Rachel Fndley.-The relator was sent 10
the House of eluge by Judge Kelley as vagrant.
Abe III. Hummel asked her discharge, ON tho
ground that no record Of tie conviction ma
been nied tn The Clerk of the Court OF General
sessions, ~ required by law lie cilcd various au'
thoriiIes bearing upon various aspects OF Inc case
Tue appiIca.lon was resisted 10y cOnnsel lOr ING
House oil Refuge. ana at the conclusion 81 me aTgu-
ment the Judge Told the lawyers TO submit tueir
points and lie would render an early decision.
Decisions.
Clark vs. Akerly.--Moton granted.
Griswold ct 81. vs. McNaIly CT aL-lnJunclion dis.
solved, with $40 costs.
Jones Va. Lawrence ct al.--Motion granted ox-
cept as To- the nnc.
Pratt CT al. VS.. Freleigh. granted, un-
less defendant pays Sl0 costs OF tli5 motion within
five days. and submit 10 examinations
Kearneg VS. The WasOc TOOL Company. -RepCrt
confirmed anu order granted.
Inc Ansonla Brass aud Copper Company vs..
Alfred Bliss ct al.--M0tion dened.
susan Il. RlCe Administrators, vs. william H..
Uohistcr ct al.-MotlOn prantcd.
JACOB WeeNs vs.. ADELAIDE NJ. Ne Lavalcte. -Judg-
ment oldered, Win reference to lion. josiah Suter
lana 10 ten. Extra allowance Of "a per cent
granted.
Wu,uock va. Roo ct al.---Mcmoranium for
counsel
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alleged that there was no light the car ana that
the driver was not attending 10 hts business. Ihe
defence denied negligence, aud the testimony
shovel that llefe were lights on the car; that
the driver dm not Wilson until the horses
shled at MN wnen he was on the rall and that the
car was then stopped Us quickly as possible.
The jurl found Tor defendant.
suit or Ailesed a'aii lows Prosecution.
James 7. Tapscott W. John Clancy.-The palnu6,
New York merchant, does business In New orK
ana lives In Flatbush L. l. On the 18TH Of November
last he was arrested on warrant issued 10 defend
ant VINO charged hin WIN stealing four COWS.
IlaintlI was taken before Justice seaman, ut East
New ork anu subsequently, d.sChar. ed, IL appear
ing That one OF his employees had locked up tenn
porarlly IN u coal yagd Il number OF defendants
catlle, when were trespaSslIg on his land. Mir.
Iapseott now sues 10 recover damage lor mallc.o
prosecution.
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Derrick Dew. who owned lands adjacent az
Fulton street. and the northern boundary was
by argument with Mr. L.snenari, who then
owned The lands on the northern boundary.
0n ne 'q tn 81 March, IA me s cech
ZION to lis present corporate name. The upland or
me premises IN question lies between Franklin anu
harrison streets. on the North River and IS EN-
hracel IN the TRINITY church property above de.
scrbed Alter golng through ths preliminary his
tory OF the property there next follows an account
ar the sale Of mat portion CLAIMED ny the complain
ants by Trinity church, on January !, 1885, ana
tracing the suosequent changes o. ownership down
to present allie 81 owners. In conclusion the COM
nainans set orn nat hey are iHe owne,s in fee OF
die VITA their right CT possession
COMING DOWN TO MODERN TIMES.
Mr.. CALVIN insisted, ana read afllavlts to verify
his statements, that The cnmplanants occupied
two entire slip, and that, at present employed,
nuisance lie urged, further, that the grantors
specified that they should he free TO public COM
melce ana he cited the grants OF 1904 ana IN con.
neCton with the same called attention to special
acts OF the Legislature passed respectively in 1891
and 1913
AIR. FINE urged that his clients were owners In
fee OF the property In question, and that the Dock
commissioners were seeking to deprive them OF
Tor The reccipt ANA delivery OF nay, ana this barge
was there with lie consent of the iarbor Master He
SAID that they haa expended some filty thousand
dollars on the property, AMI up 10 the present time
hau always promptly compiled with all city ordi-
nances referring 10 the same. In the OF his
remarks he ALLUDED to notices served on them as
owners oy the CITY TO dredge The slips ana repair the
Dulkieau when was Sought now 10 be taken from
them. No offer had been MADE 10 nay them Tor me
propert,, and &c was not used, he claimed, IN q way
10 make 10 n pablo nuisance.
M CALVIN IN reply said that the Harbor Master
had no right to authorize a nuisance. The barge
was a mere barn located IN the sip, and was n
great obstruction to commerce, preventing the use
OF me snip for any other pnrpose He claimed Ia
prevent the proposed widening OF West street.
DUMPING GROUND.
The last in The list OF complaints are Messrs.
Black ~ Anen who moor their dumping boat
between piers 81 ana is Nor,h River. Mr..
FINE urged that these parties were lcssees
OF tho sip they occupy from tho owners
and ~ lee that they were under heavy contracts to
deliver dirt ana other material deposited there in
New Jersey, ana that they would he sub ected to
great pecnniary loss II compelled TO move away.
Mi. CALVIN read a1ldavlt5 descriptive OF the
place. lie also insisted that the piers were oU-
stfucted by two railroad tracks, ana urged It's re-
movl, II FOR no other purpose 10 rld the neighbour
hood or the dsagreeabe aroma 10 RermInaten
Inc argument upon. the papers submitted VIII be
heard thls morning.
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MARINE COURT.
Action for damages.
Before Jlldpo Gross.

Before Judge Gross.
Sophie Never VS.. William Rau.-This action was
brought TO recover damages Tor Injuries received az
the hands OF the defendant the paintin laying her
claim az $40 900. IL appeared that en- the night OF
the attn OF April. 1868, the defendant entered the
premises or The plaintl0, where her husband aud
her son, little boy nine years old, were sitting.
Shortly after the defendant entered he began 10
upbrail the plalntiH on account OF sCme epithetS
he alleged she had used towards his wife, and whlle
in the heat OF debate struck her upon the face,
Knocked her down. kicked her IN the abdomen,
from The effects OF which she lost eight teeth, and
suffered other bodily injuries. The pialntlhs testl-
monY was corroboratel by her husband and little
son. The husband testified that he ordered the de-
lendant 10 leave ms premises, and that when he
went to open the door 10 show MIN out he was
seized by the throat by a man who was standing
OUTSIDE, ana thrust into dark room ana there
held while the defendant committed the assault ana
battery on the platinum. The little boy testified,
substantially as the father and mother did.
The defence was 10 the e1ect that The defendant
went 10 demonstrate with the plaintiffs husband as
10 his wfc's conduct and while trying to reconcile
matters the painuf struck him with a lootstoOl
ana continued beating INN, While her husband
stood at his door shouting 'Polceln which had the
erect oil bringing in a neighbOr OF the defendant,
who thrust the plaintiffs husband into the room for
the purpose OF allowing defendant to make his es-
cape. When the testimony Was closed judge Gross
delivered very lucid charge on the aw appertain-
ing To assault and battery, and submitted Tie Facts
to The Jury. Alter short deberaiion the Jury ren-
dered verdict for the plainti In the sum OF $500.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before keCOfuer Itackett.
The entire session OF this Court was occupied
Yesterday in the trial of william Marx, charged
with an assault upon little girl named Louisa
Muder, on the oath Of November. This case was
tried In the oyer and Terminer, In December. when
the Jury disagreed. The case VIII be concluded to-
day.
BURGLARY AND LARCENY.
James Delaney, charged with stealing So from the
person of Patrick Hastings on the sd OF December,
pleaded guilty and was sent TO the state Prison for
TWO years and SIX months.
Michael O'Bnen was found guilty OF an attempt
NJ burglary in the third degree having been caught
In the acL of endeavOrlng 10 enter the poultry store
OF Patrick U'Hara, 992 second avenue, on The sd OF
December. AS O'lIren was o bad boy the Recorder
sent HIN to the State Prison Tor eighteen months.
Frederick Jackson "a boy pleaded guilty TO steal
Ing an overcoat, on the 18TH OF December, from
James J. Coonan The youth stated that his parents
were in Canada His Honor sent him to the House
of Refuge.
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MARINE C0URT-PART 3.
Decisions.

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Briggs va. observation-disclosures OF nonsut on
trial ana for defendant for costs and $25 allowance
Ferris VS.. Naturalization Tor SANDER Verdict
for planln, $50. Proceedings stayed for motion
for new trial.
Kennedy vs. Sullivan. Judgment for plaintT for
1915 93 ana costs and S25 allowance.
StarkWeatner VS.. Mckinley --M0lion to set aside
judgment granted. Memoranda on papers.
Bogaldus vs. acknowledgement for plaintiff for
$ll2 SIS and costs and $40 allowance.
Phelps vs. acknowledgement for platntln for
1929 Is and costs.
Grnn w. RasKosky.-Judgmcnt for plaintiff for
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CITY C0uRT-TaaL TERN.

The Westfield Disaster Another Suit for
Danages.
Before Judge Nelson
Margaret Landers, AdmlnisrahiS, &c, Vs. Tue
staten Island Railroad Company.-This Is one OF
the many suits growing out OF the Westfed Dis
aster Plaintiff claims $4,000 damages for the loss
OF her husband one OF The victims OF the disaster.
lie was aboard the ooat WITH MS vile ana child, and
when the explosion took place he aud his child
were blown INTO the water Plalntia = husband was
killed but The chlld eli among Il quantity OF logs
anu was rescued.
The company OFFER the defence OF the Sunday law
as they did on the Two trials of the suit OF Mrs. Mad
den when the juries disagreed.
The present trial - not yet concluded.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Erie Utilization.

The Erie Utilization.
Yesterday Judge Batchi0rd rendered brlef
decision IN the case or the Erie Railway Company
va. Heath and Raphael 10 the eject that The PRAYER
OF the cross bill for SUBSTITUTION oil service oil inc
sUbp0 upon the solicitors oil the defendants must
be Denied.
a Custom House Suit--s;ieridan Shook in
Court.
Judge Shipman sat yesterday ana proceeded With
the case OF Frederick j. 1lnkham VS.. Sheridan
Shook. The action ~ brought against Sheridan
Shook eXCollector of the rhrtysecond district, 10
recover The value OF a quantity OF whiskey, about
90 barrels, worth SIS. 900 or tnereauOuts, which
was removed, as alleged, from The Fourth Collection
district, at the Time Collector Bailey mad charge
OF It, TO The Ihlrty-Second district, where
the whiskoy was TO be entered III
bond The allegation OF the plaintln Is that the
wbiskey removed from boat, not III the name
OF the plaintiff but In mat OF one simon Frank, and
that TINS permitted ny Mr.. shook IN his oiclal
capacity The iaCis are OF very conpllca ed char
acter The def nee OF Mr.. Shook Is general de-
mai OF the statements set form IN The complaint.
Decision reserved.
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United STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The JaBunry Calendar.


The calendar o. the United States Circuit Court
was called yesterdays also the calendar OF the Dis
uict Court rue triais oI Cases were set down for
days agreed upon by counsel.
Counterfeit Money.
John Becker and John Williams were indicted on
the charge OF passing counterfeit money The
cases were set down for Monday neyt. No cases
being ready for trial the jury IN Attendance was us.
charged until the 22d inst.
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SUPREME CuuaT-csCUIT.
A Run Over CnsunIiy-Heavy Damage
Claimed.
Before Judge Tappen.

Before Judge Tappen.
william II. Wilson VI. William Rlchardson.-The
defendant In this case Is Alderman OF the TWENTY
second ward ana proprietor OF the Atlantic Avenue
ana Firth Avenue Railroad. The plaintiff brought
sult AGAINST him 10 recover damages III the sun OF
$50 05j, for injuries sustained by being run over by
ono of the cars III Furman street, on The
mint of December Is, 1870. There was o
blgn WIND at tle umc, aud as plaintiff
was returning home through turman street his hat
was blown OH lie ran FOR II, ana In so DONG trip
pei on the track and fell between the rails Car
NO. SO came along rap!dly as he alleged anl be-
tore no could rise ran over MN, the wheels frac-
turing one VI MS legs and decorating bis nigh Tic
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SUPREME COuRT-THIAL TEHH-?kiT 2.
The Yorkvile Police Jnsticeship.

The NOrkviile Police Justiceship.
Before Judge Brady.
Murray vs.. Conller.-Tnls case continues 10 drag
Its slow length along and tile court room is SIN
crowded as eyer Sveral additional Witnesses were
Yesterday called for the delencc, but nothing new or
Interesting was elected. 10 Is believed mat II VIII
take iully ano;ncr week TO finish the trial,
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HE COUR rs.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

The Erie Litigaiions Still in Court-Libel mad
niralty- Calender, the Bank Examiner Held
for Trial-Alleged Fraudulent Bankrupt
cy-A Post Office Case-Mutny at Sea-
Seizure of Illicit Whiskey-Busi-
Ness OF tho General Sessions.
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UNITED STATES DlsTaGT GOuaT-la AonaAlTr.

Yesterday before Judge Blatchford, In the case OF
J. ii. Millard vs. John f. j. LOCKWOOD the libel was
dismissed, with costs, by default.
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Booth co oil. VS.. Wnikle.-M0ton granted.
Smith CT al. VIZ. Washington Life Insurance Conf
panY.-Same,
kunkle W. Morton.-Same.
Brown VS.. Fcher.-Same.
Comstock Ciurg.-Eane.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALsRDAs--TH.S DAY

SUPREME COURT -CIacurr.- Nos. 1875, a29, 925,
32s, ST, 32s $780, 33l, 49,, 33, 1874, 30, 81, l29,
1872, 49, 143, 147, las, l5i, l6o 174 l76, lS9.
CirY CouRT.-Nos III, Il, liz, 24i, $50, 259, 1874,
49,, POI, 22o 22S, go, 27l, 2i 273 27i 275, $40,
27S TO 200 inclusive.
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SUPERIOR CQvaT-ipEClAl IEsH.


~ JUUEe BatI0W.
Koch vs.. Werder.-Order granted.
Underwood VS.. Erie Railway Company.-Same
Thurman w. WIcks.-Same.
Hun VS.. Blachharst --Moton denied, with $40
costs,
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supRsm; cuusl-spsClu Tsap.

tS6ctAigI.
Before judge rratt.
Central Bank CT BROOKLYN W. Charles c. Patter-
soD,-lfotion 10 satisfy judgment or record denied
With leave to renew on prool OF payment.
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tUGuSTE MARTINEs & CO., AUCTlONEERs.
N Sale OF the season,
M the elegant private residence,
re West Fifteenth street, near Filth avenue.
THIS DAN Thursday, nj 10 o'clocs,
Magniiccn, Drawing Room Furniture, Paintings,
rIanoforlc 6ronycs, Rare Works of Art,
valued 10000.
superb suits Drawing Room Furniture, P0mpadOur Marie
AntOnctte Styles covered satin trOcal reps; Marquee
tcre cabinets, Tables, Bookcase, ageres EncOgnures,
Jardiniey, Cauerourv. Paintings by eminent artists
Carpets Sverware, Vases, Curtains. Mirrors; rosewood
walnut Bureaus, he isteads Wairobcs; Mattresses,
Fable, Buffet Chnawnrc, Linen, Glasswarc Base
meu kc.en Furniture Sale perenptOry 10 highest bidder
A LBERT y. WALDlON AUCTlONEER,
a Horse Mart and enerai Auction Snlrsroons i03 Lib
criy h5 lU, Ill Cedar, IS a. Al New Church slrucls
THIS DAY, at ~ O'Clock
Four head aoOd work uoracs.
Express Wagon, Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Robes, Blankets, sleigh, &C., dc,
THIS DAY, Mt 1871 O'clock
gen,e Household FurgitIrp.
nj private resi- lencc, 50 East Twe1y-lrs, street.
any O. am Furniture. walnut Extension Tai aud IL
chairs Brussels Ingram Carpets, mahogany Bureaus
and large walnut Wardrobe. &C., Sc.
On FRIDAY, at inh o'clock,
ut Sa'csrooms, los Liberty street.,
Contents ot large store
consisting or Boots and Shoes Hats ana Caps ready made
Clothing, Su,ponders Buttons, Carpets. uhcloth Mating,
Russ. Inks, Perfumtry Window Shaies, CrupUcOtEs
Skates, " ines and Liquors, &C., &c.
ON SATURDAY,
Furniture, at 1913 Liberty street.
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SALr.ss At AuCViOS.
A Lien II. MINER AUCTIONEER.
n BY ALLEN Il. MINER BROTHERS,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
Established lsf0.
SATU RDAN, JANUARY 20.


80 Chambers and "a Resde streets
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
CARPETS, &c.
Removed for convenience of sale Details In time.
A T BANKRUPT -CROCKIsRY go. THURSDAY,
IN jan Is, mt II Barclay street. will be sold auction,
30 Gold Band China lea Sets.
80 White CHINA Tea Seta
10 crates Mad ocks Measin's White Granite damaged
III Brote White Granite.
crates General assortment " bite Granite.
30 barrels cheap Gobleis and Fumblers.
Also all Fixtures OF the store II Barclay street.
THURSDAY, 18th, AT ten O'Clock
A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
II he largca; sale at the season.
Over 900 worth and over 800 lots
magnificent Household Furniture
at public auction,
tins (THURSDAY) morning January Is, Mt II O'Clock,
at the elegant private residence of W. r. Richards bs,
2b2 West Foriysecond street.
. ono block west OF Rroaiway near Seventh avenue.
Costly velvet BRUSSELS Carpes magnificent rosewood ~
octave fianofoe cost $500 ch Paror Suits, Marie An
toneue, lompador styles covered with satin; Curtains,
Mirrors Bronles Paintings Vases. Clocks Eta Cabin
es Eiied and maid Fables, rosewood aud wanut Drawing
Room Suits covered with blue aud gold and crimson and
gold satin brocate rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits,
Mattresses BEDDING Turkish Chairs, Lounges Sofas Rock
French walnut Sdeboard Extension Table, Dining
Chairs Library Furniture, G.asi, China Svcrwsre Ser
wants Furniture, DC. T.. NICHOLS Aucuneer Respon-
sbe men in attendance pack goods for pur-
chaser4
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observation-disclosures IN ELIZABETU. COTTAGE IN
II Railway. Lacrosse Lots Missouri Lands, Mill Property
and Brooklyn Houses, for FIRM or Country Seat.
JApuES, 2B broadway.
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KEAL xsrATE III EA,ImANCE.

A CORNER HOUSE ON WEST FOURTH STREET.
n New York valuable Store Broadway, opportc City
Hall 1900 Lola at Port Monmouth, n. j.
+. W. BALL, 2o2 Broadway.
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ITO LET-Ar PATERSON, N. j., A MILL, CONTAIN
/ ing tA0N75 AMI good Water Power;
moderate For particulars apply to II. e. HUDSON, 40
Nam street, Paterson, II. J.
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A UCTION SALE HORSES, 60.
n AT WALDkON * COOKIES
down town horse mart and sacarooms,
corner New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets,
THIS DAY, at Il o'clock
One bay Horse, u hands, sound, kind and true.
One bay Mare, 10 hands years. sound, kind and true.
One bay Horse 15s hands years. superior driver single
and double.
On. pair Is hand ores; have been used milk route;
warranted Kind gentle ard true.
Two heavy truck Horses sold by order Of administrators
One sorre Mare, 16 banls End gentle, rue and sound
Other Horses, Wagons, Harness, Robes, Blankets.
A UCIION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
n Pianoiorte fine Oh Paintings, Bronzes, &C.,
THIS (Ihursday MORNING,
commencing lOE o'clock.
Over S2j.000 worth Household Furniture.
LUKE FIrZGfkALD, AuctiOneer, will sell mt 10 West
2Sd street 9th avenue magnificent PiHnOOrtc, Paor
Suits, carpets, Tables Mrrori Bronzes Oh Paintings Bed
Suis and walnut Mattresses and Spring
Beds, Pillows &c. Dining Room Furniture Other articles
too mention. sale positive lots TO sult
cbasers. Goods boxed and slipped, city or country.
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a. AT JOHNSTON & vAE TAssELLs,
~ NASSAU SrkEEr.
NOW Oh EXHIBITION,
A SUP RIB COLLECTION or CHOICE EUROPEAN
and American hfah cos Oh Paintings consisting a
sgnnei OF excellent examples OF the French Belgian, Fc
ISL Dusseldorf schools recently received ny
porting house this city, ogethcr with desirable
Picture ron our most fay ,ri.c NEW YORK ARTISTS.
They will DO sod Ibis day and Friday Jan. Is and II,
witaOu. reserve, commencing each day mt II ole Ock.
JOHNSTON a. VAN TASSfII, Auci ioncers,
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C,PLENDID GRAIN AND GRASS FARM, 2s0 ACRES,
> under high cultivation: no better farm In Somerset
county; "a miles by rats %23Vo0; great bargain; erms
easy JAQUEs, 2S Blosdway, j. W. KING, J. c. SAT-.
THAN l. d., n.
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4 CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.--EARM OF ~
"A acres, ~ mixes from larse town. 81 hours rom New
York aud Phiildepha IS under high state Of cntivs
tlon IL woodland. good lioisc b1rn
other outbnlCpas splendid water at houses large garden
plenty or irut3ppes, pears plus, goose
befrl--, raspherfcs, baeSberies Ne; lRnl lowell wei
waered magnificent view OF Delaware Water cap: goat
home market Prise Only H3 hn clear Tcrms 1.ahi cash
balance easy. PElRSON STELiiMhN,
East Str0ushgr,, Pa
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The Beiunct Central BnnlS-Dccisinn OF
Judge Benedict AS TO tho Jurisdiction of
State Courts in Bankruptcy Cnses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
Eon-R Resident Rotics.

No. 81, R DIN the Second Chapcery Court
Of SHELBY ecur ", nesse e-Samuel
kansnela and others vs. John C~snnovau.
samuel Ggynn, Thomss Bucs, Belle Buck
and o Buck, childreu OF S1as Buck. de-
ceased, and Two other heirs OF said Buck
deceased.
IT appearing nom the amended bill which
Il is sworn to II this cause that the defend
ants, sam GWyun, ThO-as Brick, Belle Buck
and John buck, minor children OF Siias Buck
deceased, and two other heirs and cbndrsn
OF said Stles Buck deceased, whose names are
to eompls1pants, are eacn and all
nOn-Testdents o. the state OfTsnnessSs, and
that said amended dill Is fled for the BUR
pose Of gUtJsct1ng the interest OF the defend
ant. JOIN CannrYau, IN and 70 q building
81 uated on SHELBY street. Memphis, Tennss.
see, known as the SHELBY House," 70 the
payment Of the debts OF the c0mpIainants.
IL Is therefOrs ordered, That they ard zach
ofthem make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse Of the Second Chsncery Court Of
Shelby COUNT IN the city Omen okfs. Ten
neasee, on or before the dFst Monday, In
April, lS72. and plead. answer or demur
complatnants' amended bill, or the sans
VIII De tskeu for confessed IS to them and
set for hearing eKparts. and that 5 COPY OF
this order be published once q week Tor four
weeks 4 tbs MEmphIs Appeal.
This February I, 1872,
a copy-Attests
M. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q BELCHER, Deputy q. and NJ.
j. W. ScRles. sol. for gnmDIE frlHF