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The New York herald., 1874-12-22
AMUsEMENTs,
DARK THEATRE
Mr. JOHN r. RAYMOND,
In Mark Twain's Drama,
COLONEL SELLERS.

r. sESTATSIq1Ss SEM JS1s oE 4 TAF EaEs5AS' SEASON
IN CoIoSEn af15 IHa'ai sEIIEEs. IIIEEa@a'
NINETY NINTH PERFORMANCE. TUESDAY DEC "a.
ONE HUsDREpTH PEneoRMASoR.
GALA MfaNfsS4if fSsiSG4hif
Every Evening until further notice..
MATINEE SATURDAY AND CHRISTMAS Day
oADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN '
LA coLvILLE
CONCERT for the BENEFIT
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyLUMs
WIZ 'AAS TGHsp%9 Giasf EVENING, December e. 1874
The young S.ss SdlHpsA s.l%a pSSpaa S1aLLr
nsSrs y D sefssSrss lsS
SIX MusiGs, sqestIss II Grand Chorus 9O voices
Mr. X 4 fEssskkH fEFSskH soo sSs sssosSsne SsSHss
Comprising ISb %aasGpH
Rererved may be had At box office OF Academy.
THEATRE coMiQuE, 6l4 BRoAwAY.
First W. mT dlo ADAMS IE
: 'na,.w,s :. HAsE5cAN AND HARE sw,nvo,rs
ST essisH AZ S$S ss
And the s1!,ye sEw oIIop oGIoI%panyin in
Ed. Harrigan, entitled
MATINEE wEpsEEssb5AYS Es51YS AND SATURDAY.
rs, EXTRA xMas S1IJGENYdsasPP psYs sss p sArIshE n r
as.. Eatre change OF bill, afternoon and night
ssHGH ts4 #ssE .yr 5sr 81 ai
MISS EMILY SOLDENE'S .
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY:
sAFSph Ii FILE HESSSSSSA II i'iss5 1Rs5 e. At
SlNHvlHvh hyEsHN9 PssTPs D Bssi 4 only TINE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Dec. as and y,
The GRAND OUCH Ess 800. !.
which the and lbreto have Just been received
from Paris. where i is now the chiet attracton fx
=. Seats secured six days in advance at the box occ
and at schirmer'a 7oi Broadway -.
I ycEUM THEATRE MRS. RoUsBY.
Messrs Maurice Grau chzzola have the honor. to
announce that they will present 10 the American public
on 'n 'ne evening Monday JANUARY 1, ls7s,
the distinguished Epylish Epyynlissh ssuv Ssrtigts
Mr. Tom Tayors Play, expressly
written for her awIXr nga eAttled, AVE- And CROWN
Tho strong Interest attaching to the principal person.
age Of the story and the POSITIVE merits OF the work,
added e % the as hst MTs RoEsBY by her persona
hs a s HIST y e y paa
this piece an EK EoR hss Ocfn f.sa with
an actor Of undoubted experience AMI power, and q
recognized metropolitan favorie. numerous company
has also been specially engaged and all srrangements
Of its draIhItic vigor and literary exeellence: Il
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ISAAC WOLF, AUcTIoNRER.-TOYs AND HOLIDAY
4 Goods A. auctiep ,-MYaRs co. viii sell this day.
nrst class Toys China Vases Fancy Goods Tor the
holidays Sale posluye. Dealers invited
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7 y. wEINBERGER, AUCTJONEER REGULAR
i. sale this day. Tuesday, December 2 at 19Iz o'clock
Al i51 Bowery, Of general Merchandise, Holiday Pres
enr. Furniture. Carpets Pocket and Table Cutlery
Towels, Tsbecofhs FUR sets, &c.. also nns assort
Of Wines Champagnes Liquors and Cigars, In lots
10
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DIUuARD WALTERS. AUcrIoNEER.

DICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEER.
IL First class Dining Saloon Fixturea
Mortgage sale-Wil sell this day Nuesday). at 10Y
O'clock 532 Sixth avenue the stock and Fixtures of
first class dining saloon. Tables Chairs Counters
Mirrors Glass Case Plated Ware Pictures Crockery
Glassware, Dumb Waters copper Kettles Moneuse
Duparauet Range. Broiler and water Boiler, nearly
positive. BY orJer OF Attorney for Mort2agee.
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EDwARD scHENcK, AUcTIoNEER.
ELEGANT WATCHES
and
DIAMONDS.

at IL O'Clock No 90 Liberty Of the largest
and most vauable consgnments OF superb Watches
Diamonds ever offered AZ public sale viz Ladies' and
Gentiemens, gold Watches comprising all the
nowned makes ana consisting OF all the latest and most
artistic styles in both KEY and pendant vinders well
the finest assortment OF horsetming Watches
hbited in this elty also lot OF Diamond Brooches
Earrings Finger Rings studs and Crosses all which
were expressly made and imported for of the finest
ewelry ests bsh In the country, and which will
be SOLD without regard 10 cost BY order Of the consig
nees
The above are now on exhibition.
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER 22 1s74TRPLE
.AMUsEMENTs.

ID T. BARNUMs GREAT ROMAN
IL HIFPODR0ME,
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= INTRODUCING 800 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
BALLET OF 50, PREMlEREs AND coRYPHEEsl
This grand spectacular, dramatic and mechanical
pantomime Involving actual expenditure OF $5300,
will be repeated at each afternoon and evening enter
tainmsRi 4srsas ans pays IN ApvAkcs
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A UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF kt
"A handsome Household Furniture. property Of fam-
ly leaving the city, at their elegant residence 03 West
Twenty eighth street Sixth avenue this nesday)
morning at lo1s oclock-Handsome Rrusseis, velvet
SATIN brocade and Parlor su:ts Turkish Chairs
Lounges Bronzes Paintings Vases Clocks. Curtains,
Tables Etageres, Bedsteads BureauA Washstands Mat
tresses. Bedding walnut, reps and hair cloth suits;
Richards. ESQ.
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MORTGAGE sALE-BowE HITLER, AUCTION
M eers, viii sell at public auction this day December
1874 al O'Clock in the at Nos ito and ~
gage, Ave Horses, four wagons lin Awning, Counters
grocery store Nos 40 ana 1l2 Sixth avenue.
JOHN II. HITLER, Attorney tor Mortgage.
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DAwNBROKER's sALE-THIs DAY.-JAMEs AGAR,
u, Auctoneer 80 New Bowery. win sell At O'clock
shawls, Sacques Remnants, table Linen, Blankets
Quilts Furs, Beds &C.; also Coats, Pantaloous and
vess BY order p. Starr, East Houston street
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THE MARINE SOCIETY.

The one hundred and third annual meeting Of
the Marine society was held last evening. The
annual report showed that s42 masters OF vessels
belonged TO the society, while the funds on hand
amount to $4,000. The following Officers were
elected president, Captain J. NJ. Ferrter Ia mem.
Der OF so years standing Vice President, Captain
Ambrose snow; Second Vice President, Captain f.
NJ. French; Treasurer. Captain W. A. Ellis Secre-
tary Captain Joseph Perkins; Attorney, w. A. &.
Butler. The President appointed the following
Standing Committee for ls7.75 Captains Ambrose
SNOW augustus Troun, saMneh nafnng samuel
George Briggs, N. A. Ellis, w. Il. Allen and Joseph
Perkins. AT the conclusion OF the proceedings d
dinner took place, ut which the toast Of ssOur
Widows" was drunk with enthusiasm. Speeches
were made by Captain q. w. Blunt. DR.. Heba Smith,
OF the United states Medical Department; DR.. c. H.
King, OF the Seamens Retreat, Harbor Master ].
W. Downing and others. Among other SUBJECTS
alluded to was that OF the formation OF q naval
training school, to be stationed In the bay. Before
the meeting adjourned Captain N. A. Ellis an
nOunced that gentleman had donated the sum
oil 900 to the society.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNeR.
Trying the Murderers In the T0mbs-
The Assault on DIR. Mills.

Trying the Murderers in the TOmbs-
The Assault ON DIR. Mills.
Before Judge Brady.
This Court having been brought to sudden standstil
in the trial of the Rng" cases. which has occupied so
much of its time lately, the District Attorney has
again turned his attention to clearing calendar of its
multiplicity murder Several cases were called
Yesterday, but ready for trial. 1t probable,
however by the Of freeing the City
Prison of the and under indictment for
der will begin in earnest, and judging from the sent.
mens expressed by Judge Brady, very certain
and interchangeable cOadjutor OF the District Attorney
The first called that of James c. King, in.
dicted the murder of Anthony ONell His counsel
Messrs exJudge Beach and William F. Howe, on
hand but delay OF the trial asked the ground
that intelligence had received from the COM
mission exploiting medical testimony in Cuba. After
discussion IL finally arranged that the case be
set down peremptorily for trial week from Mon
day.
and James Cahil, both of whom Mr. Howe appeared.
He said he not prepared to proceed to trial in either
case and having given the Court
was finally agreed to try Auholland tomorrow and
Cahiii on next Monday.
fourth homicide case next called, that Botio
Bartholomew. Mr.. William F. Knitting his counsel.
said he not ready trial. and following brief dis
cusson 1t set down for Friday.
Having failed to bring to trial any homicide cases.
effort made 10 try BENJAMIN Hynes indicted for .
the Hospital the Ruptured and Crippled ExMayOr
Hall and MI Howe, his counsel prepared 60
with the case, and 1t set down tomorrow to
which time the Court adjourned.
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A JERSEY CITY EDITORS TROUBLES

An attack was made yesterday morning by Mr.
John p. Daily, one Of the democratic candidates for
Assembly in the late elections at Jersey City, on
Mr.. Pangborn. editor Of an evening paper In that
city. Daily, who is q mechanic Of more than
average Intelligence, has Deen agitatIng a
movement in favor of the workingmen
since the panic He appeared before the
Boards OF Aldermen and Public Works
and spoke earnestly and zeaously on behalf OF the
LABOR element, with the view of promoting some
public improvements in which poor men could be
placed at work. He addressed many letters to
Pangborn's paper, which were never published
10 aggravate the case some statements it IS al
legged, appeared In the paper affecting DAILY.
Yesterday morning he met Mr.. Pangborn
as the latter was on his way to his office,
and had some conversation with him. The ex-
PLANTATION OF the latter not being satisiac-
tory, DAILY struck him on the head with
a stick, and Knocked him down. He was
then aboVt to despatch the editor when
George Duncan interiered, but he too went to
mother earth. Robert Bumsted then came to the
rescue, but he shared the same iate A butcher
named Morrow, armed with a cleaver, was the
first to arrest the assaiiant, and Daily was locked
y Tor examination.
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Specfalfties I'm Art.

Messrs C0ttier Co. have very recently opened.
at No. IA Fifth avenue. suit OF rooms fitted up
with extreme elegance and occupied with a large
variety OF speciahties in art. certain proportion
Of these consists OF art furniture similar that seen
at Mr. Sypher's including articles in carved oak
and ebony. much larger proportion is CON-
posed OF faYence and ceramic ware, bronzes and
silver plate. The amateur OF eclectic tastes has
almost an infinity Of choices from memorial church
windows to yaripinso fruit Dishes from an etch-
Ing by Alma Tadema to a Brahmapootra carpet.
The collection OF farence and painted tiles Is
choice, and among IL are to be found Classical.
HISTORICAL and allegorcal heads, and heads oil phi
losophers poets painters, musicians and sculpt0rs
The photographs and etchings are not yet all
framed. The etchngs are by some OF the best Nv
ing masters. The photographs are from the WORKS
OF some OF the most celebrated modern painters
Da ay are from and
eock,n "fne Garden" '.Tae Sea Gulls." "The
by Albert Moore; 'srne siesta,'' .Claudius and
Cesar" Morning." ''fne Roman Emperor ana
"ihe Roman Staircase by Albert Tadema Sum
mer Evening" ana emusic Lessons" by Arm
strong; Feeding the TurKeys,'' by E. Barclay;
''rhe Seepers and might and her Child ASLEEP"
Bearing the Cross" "rhe Entombmens'
and and, Christ Christ Wa Washing Peters Feet nd BY
hers, from special and reserved designs, are par
ticulary beautiful. Some OF them are Venetian,
some are in FURNISHED brass and silverei work.
There are large stock of rugs and carpets from
MerzapOOr, FurukhaDad, Banda, Masulopatam,
Sclnde Brahmapootra, Loodhana, Morocco,
Algeria, Persia, Olna, Benares, Cawnpore,
Hurdwar, Moutan and Kurrachee. Precious
and picturesque Is the assortment OF glassware.
Antique gOblets, with dolphin stems, vie with
Greek tumbers. and various ice cups are in con-
trast with opal, turquoise, ambro and reticeuO
flower vases. The turquoise fruit dishes, the re-
torto decanrers, the varipnto jugs, the cornioio
flower vases, the aqua marina claret jugs are ex-
ceedlngly handsome, anu the entire display is one
OF the most elegant ever seen in this city.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-spEClAL TERM.
Suit Against an Educational Instttu-
tion-Aleged Illegal Issue or Stock.
Before Judge Pratt

Suit Against an Educational Instttu-
tion-Aleged Illegal Issue OF Stock.
Before Judge Pratt
Richard de Cantion o stockholder in the Rock land
Female Institute brought suit against that Institution
principal seeking to have the lease asde the
principal H. D. Mansfeid) elected, and his stock
dered The plaintiff alleged that there unlawful
issue of the defendant
lease Of the property to him irregular and void be-
cause than half of the trustees fde
stockholders It further claimed that the principal
ally and specifically denied all Of the allegations made
Yesterday Judge Pratt rendered the following decision
in the case: =
The evidence taken upon the reference herein puts an
FTs-As to stock. The defendant Mansfield has proved
sS The trustees allowed him his claim and nd ssaed
stock him therefor. This action be impeached
s been a must heeore h S
valid In the hands of Mansfield.
Fitch nor Cole were Technically attorneys Of Mans
s az e Se s voted as hs
tory on the whole sustains this view therefore, the
With and the
ceeded their powers No personal benefit is shown to
h but there $
voritsm shown to Mansfield. The evidence impresses
saS sSss adSs sR9s's
power to make such lease is merely embar ssnS.
When this case was originally before me held although
the trustees had exceeded their powers The evidence
a% a a se 10 & y the
which sustains like the present and clearly
arrived conclusion dismiss the plant
much as neither Of the defendants put in his case
ton with the of stock and the making the
have offered to the plaintiff sufficient grounds to be-
costs will be allowed.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsuucrc' jan IL, 1874.
In the case Of Mar Moses ct e., ~ 80 .e
Court OF Appeals of Virginia. writ os error tro ,h,s
Onsu s"'es ot 10y Of State court be
Jour. 70 rcView 'ne Of the State In which de-
issued to the higneSd be had If that Court be
ciEon OF the case state Accordingly where circuit
inferior courIa had jurisdiction to decide finally
court OF vrAppeals OF that state, not having ursdc-
the Courfew the decision by of the amount in
ton to5rsy being under $500 writ Of from this
conTssued TO the Court OF Appeals dismissed. II
C0wable at all the writ should have been issued to the
rcuM Court Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion
Edward LANCE, q publisher, Of the firm Of Lange,
Little Co., of New York city, convicted
In the Circuit Court for the Southern district
Of New York In November last of a msappli.
cation Of the government mail bags furnished this arm
by the department for in their business and the mis-
application being Of value less than $25 the
yded penalty Of 500 fine or one years mprisonment
The sentence which pronounced the 9Th OF the
month, both fined and imprisoned him he paid the
hne, ana, after serving five days of the i'm
applied by habeas corpus to have
Inc sentence discharged as Illegal The Court,
however Judge BenedicD, vacated the entire
sentence and sentenced hun anew 10 one years inn
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THE MARITIME ASSOCIATION.

The first annual meeting Of the Maritime Assoc
citation OF New York was held yesterday, Mr..
Thomas p Ball in the chair. The report showed
294 members on the rolls and $1,000 cash in hand.
A proposition 20 consolidate the Merchants Ex.
change and News Room Association, OF No. so Pine
street, with the Maritime Association, under the
name OF the latter, was received and adopted. The
consolidation is 70 take place on May l, 1874 and
the News Room In Pine street Is to be closed The
Maritime Association agree to pay to the other as
sociation $1,000 per annum. The new enterprise
is TO be under the management of Mr.. John c,
following officers were elected for lS74-5 -Presl-
dent, Thomas p. Ball Treasurer, Henry p. Booth
Buscnman, Apiel Abott George H. Brewer, G. W.
Bertaux A. II. Brown, isaac p. Williams, John T.
Gllchrlst. David Il. Dearborn, Hiram Benner, @.
Frederick Eiwen, jacob X. Teiiair J. Ernest Nil.
Ter, Amerton Yale William II. Van Brunt, George
X. Hayne, Edward N. Norton, James Henry. James
X. Boyd, William Il. Rose, Henry A. BlaSslee.
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Powers of the United states Marshal In
Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceed
C0URT-GENeRAl TERM.
SUPREME CUUKI-GENEKAl IEHM.
A Complication of Marriages md DE


Before Judges Davis Daniels and Donohue.
There has been brought before this Court for adudca.
ton q appeal taken from order at Chambers
sustaining exceptions to the report of referee. The
complication Of marriages and divorces presented In the
case Is curious is unusual In early life Mr. Wal
ter W. Price appears from the papers, married in Biz
mingham, England, Miss Susanah Butler, lady some
years his senior. They lived together four years when
deed Of separation was drawn up between them. He
then came to this country and In 1913, alleged was
married to Miss Caroline Juliet Barton. Meantime his
nrst wife, who remained in England, it is said was
We stated five children In 1854 he procured 1t
third wne, Miss Constance Fallon by whom he has
chareh After this last marriage the second wife APP
pned 70 come III and the decree opened The third
Mie thereupon asked to nterplead to defend her
IBhtS Inc case was given 10 referee to investigate
the acH ana inc present is appeal
tanning exceptions to the referees port Meantime the
third wife appied for alimony before Judge Potter of
Warren county but the same refused.
Altogether II very mixed case each side claiming Ia
be in the right As very natural the counsel for Mr.
Price that his way out OF the seeming network of
complications in which he Is involved clear and posi-
tive Mr. Price Is the owner of extensive uptowu
brewery formerly Colonel OF the First regiment or
cavalry and one Of the proprieors of the Fort William
HOTEL at Lake George, where he has the finest
summer residences in this country He will be remem-
O'Donovan Rosa and the other returned Feniana His
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COURT CALENDARS--IRS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcgr-Part Held by Judge
500 ioa 1851 lO7a i6sl, 1895 ios7, lo5, S. Dos ns
2ss no ia hi i It's 49, iisl fsi ~ ilS &c. iiss
ll60 1852, ll64, 1855. 1853, ITO
sUrFEmE CoGRI-GKNHRAL TERxzHeld by Judges Davis,
Daniels and Brady-Nos u.s. l6 l, 100 10l l02 lGS
ll4 ll5 l6. ~ lls ne no. l2 a ~ 1928 i2A i26 l27
l76
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL TRAVELLED by Judges
Freedman, Curtis and spier.-Nos, IS, IS, 90 81.
SUPERIOR CouRT-rRiAL TERN-Part l-Held by Judge
Van yorstNos oo6h 6s 25l sS sl5 GIL 1887, s4l, 6s
6S5 sos 1851 625 40 l29 Part 2-Hed by Judge Sedg.
wickNos rs s2 siA sl6 67s<, s0l 246 7SS 7o6, SIS.
500 S02, 606, 45l
CouaT or Go.1oN PLKAs-GENrRAL TERn-Held BY
Judges DAILY, Robinson and Larremore.-Noa ., L. l9
n. ~, 3 SD, SO, b, %, Co. SO, 129.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr Held by Judge
AlkerNos SITS sle2 sls4 $40 slA, sss 1861 zoos 1852
@ No. ss s s Err as sf * 1ssSe
1919 1889 SOJs, SOlg s776, Sal 1881 Part s-Hed by
Judge GrossNos 1868 $685. 2S2 $3.50 28A3 1904 3S SSlS
zOl6. 4Ol9 4lsS Ass $685. $780, $3.50.
COuRr GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge Suther-
land-ihs People Va Oscar Elite, fe!oIous assault aud
battery; Same ys John Elliot burglary and larceny
Same vs. John French and Charles NJ Shultz. larceny
and receiving stolen goods Same John Barnard,
ceny from the person.
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Psnams Isthmus and Interior OF the
Colombian Republic Peaceful-Stats
Relations In Central America.
NEW ORLEANS, JAM H. 1874.
The steamer Andean, from Aspinwali January g.
mas arrived here bringing the following
THE SITUATION IN COLOMBIA.
The city OF Panama and the istbmus are quiet,
and there is no news OF importance from the In.
terror
- The United States steamer Omaha and Her
bfitannic Majesty's steamer Reindeer are anchored
IN the harbor.
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
mere is no likelihood OF war in Central America,
az least SO Tar as Costa Rica Is concerned. the
~, event which may have DISTURBING influence
~ sne future Is the action OF President Gonzaies,
o oan salvador, who has proclaimed Levla AZ
uslu ~ VI mat Republic, apparently against the
WIZ VI tne people. He collected body OF troops
az Iduncen, ana TOOK the Honduras port OF ANA
bdes
united states Minister Williamson was doing his
pest 10 re-estaDlsa peace among the several
states, and proposed meeting OF the five Presi-
dents oil the Inherent republics to take into con-
slderaton the condition aud wants OF the country.
The proposal was agreed to-
NAVAL MOVEMENTS
The United States steamer WYOMING arrived at
Aspinwall January / to take charge of the steamer
General sherman.
She sails in O lew days for Key West
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The Jurisdiction OF the Court or Special
Sessions.

The Jurisdiction OF the Court or Special
Sessions.
Before Judge Lawrence
II the eaae q Me- Mary Ana King, accused Of shop
hIuny, counsel, Mr.. W. "V"s w',' -
since from Judge Lawrence an order s"oN 800 ~
writ Of prohibition should not be granite "ssHes w
Judges OF the Court OF Special Sessions trying
II was to have been argued yesterday; but Judge Law
renee stated that on reflection and IN OF
the questions Of paramount interest involved he had
calendar, when It's merits could on the case being
reached be argued fully The matter took this course,
District Attorney Alen retred taxing their huge bum
dies OF law books and papers with them.
DisOrdcrly House Case.
writ Of common law certiorah was obtained by Mr..
Edmund e. Price in the OF w. j. Could accused Of
keeping disorderly house. There was quite an ami
Mr. Alien The former made q prolonged and clear ar
gument for his Client announcing startling legal
propositions in this class OF casea The arg will
Decisions.
Manhattan Savings Bank vs. Dodge, Seward Tor
Ireadway W Treadway-hotion denied and stay Va.
Gated, with $40 costs
tucsy vs. srnum Oliver vs. sToWn rss. S 81 n The
W0odburD Silver Mining denied, with
In the Natter &c, Fnke. and in the Matter. 10.
70 prosecute receivers bond granted
nme PEOPLE eT rel rnnks ~ HONEY Herdfelder "a
casanova The Derby Coal Company and the People
ex rel. Griscler vs. Stuyyesant -Granted
By Judge Brady.
Bloss vs. Crittenden.-Extra allowance TO defendant
Hull VS. Harris Memorandum.
Beach beaSn vs. 1 rS MsyoT 4c.so%d spprSvsd
Fletcher Va Green-Granted.
BY Judge Donanoe.
Brent vs. First un1verBast SOcietyM0tiOn for extra
Allowance granted.