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The New York herald., 1874-12-18
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hel by Judge
gIaay-SSs SsS % 81 81 So e. s H. IT, ls isa ss
SUPREME CoURT-SpEcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Van nvorsi.-Demurrer-No 9. Issues OF law and
1ss'SGs is iss 1s 'S 49, lS s l 49, 49, ass 49, s
222, .aa::, aa5, s2s, s2s, 2sl, 1s7.
SUpRENE CoURT-CiEcUIT-Part 2-Held BY
8Ios' $500, $500, assa ls4o 1850 45l2 4ssS, $50.
Fart aeld by s10 Judge IasrenceNos
1868, $751; 4407 lo25 4;2s 1881, 1887, assl. 4s4l.
1lss 40a7 42Ol, 4ool 4s7l, 4o37, 45l3 45l5, 4oo7,
s,os !s7sA & a7lH M 4ocS 1885, 44ls 4Se7 1856. 4Sis'
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRfAL TERM-Part Held by
isass e Iss oO ase 1881
1881 1855, 1852 i2os 1918 1926 isoi l4ae 1886 1871
1888. Part 2-Held BY Judge Freedman.-Case on,
No. So No day calendar.
Judges Mcneil and Cursis.-Nos TO- as
COMMON pLEAs-TEIAL TEKM-Part Held oy
iaass ss a lss fSa M sa o's sa
aisa, liO7, isi2, 1850, sas, 2ass.
J. +. DaIy.-Nos. Is, 4o. "a, 80, (
MARINE CoURr-IRIAL TERM-Part Held by
saags s ss sss sss s s1s
ssy. ss2 $50, ssi. Sse. ss7, ioio. part s-held by
1853 1884. 1888, 1862, 2o06 1906 2O42 1854, 1920.
COUNT GENERAL SEssiONs-Held by Judge
Hacketr.-The People VS.. James Mcbride, Daniel
Leary, Thomas Smith. Thomas Hartman, John
Ryan and Chris. Lohman. roobery; Same vs.
Thomas Shields aud Patrick Moran. iclonlous as
sauit and battery; same VS.. John Harris and
Henry Opperman, robbery; Same vs.. Daniel Fer
guson, burglary; same VS.. Samuel Bradshaw,
John Lochran, James Murphy, William sham
anu Adds Clark. grand larceny; Same vs. John
Thomas. lalse prefences; Same vs. John W.
Pearcc and Henry Moore, petit larceny; Same w.
Charlotte Saunders, felony; same We. Sarah M yers,
disorderly houses.
COURT OF OYER AND TERM1NFR-Hed by Judge
BarretL-The People vs. Henry Kohrs, Robert
Johbson, Frederick Bunger, Michael Trainor, John
WeeKing Dedrich Siowcsand and Cuarles B0tt-
ger, violation OF the excise laws.
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
TING OF THE EXECUTIVE coxx1rrE OF THE

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE coxMTrE or THE
STATE ORANGE.
The Executive Committee OF the state Grange
OF the state o! New York we're In session yester-
day At the Inter Ma tional Hotel. The committee
comprised Mr.. W. @. Wayne, Seneca Falls, N. y;
MIR. y. II. Pratt Carthage, N. Y, and Mr. John
O'Donnell Jamaica, N. Y. This Order, better
known as the Patrons OF Busbandry, IL one OF the
most extensive in the United States, and has at
present some 21572 oranges. representing At least
2ooo, 900 persons that make their living by farm
ing The primary objects OF the Order is to bring
the producer and consumer as close together IN :
business point OF view as possible and also 10 induce
farmers to arrange their little differences by arbt
tration rather tnan by litigation. In the State OF
New YORK therc are about three hun-
dred subordinate oranges, representing about
thirty thousand farmers. and this COM
mittee has been making arrangements TO
nnd the best market Tor their produce and the
cheapest manner OF buying everything tney may
rec iirc, such as articles or husDandry, household
goods, ladie5' goods, DC.
They have been represented since october In
two large stores In this city, where their produce
mas been sold on very advantageous terms, and
during this visit they have conclu0ed several pur-
chasing contracts that viii provo an I'M
mense saving In expense TO the men,
bers OF their organization. For many years
farmers nave been In the habit or purchasing from
country ores and manufacturers on credit and
paying enormous prices aud neavy interest Now
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proper District s. H ! = *. q Hrs:sns

proper examination. The district Is at pressnv
represented In the university by only one pupil.
The queens County Board OF supervisors at their
meeting yesterday passed resolution increasing
the salary OF the District Attorney from $500 70
4.0o0 per annum. Another resolution was passed:
allowing the Sheriff So IS per week for the board
Of each prisoner IN the county 1ail rne comm. az.
reward OF $1,000 offered by the Board for the arrest
and conviction OF tae murderers o. samuel y;
Jones, at South Oyster Bav. reported In favor OF
giving 1t to Detective stephen Payne.
John l. May. empoyed as an assistant to the
janitor OF the Jamaica Town Hall, was yesterday
badly beaten by George A. Mott. alawyer, residing
al Pearsalls. Mott. Il appears, desired 10 see q
prisoner who was connned IN me ces On
TO see the prisoner, and told Mott so, whereupon
Mott said tnat he woaid see him 10 spite 2! MAY,
and striking the latter In the face knocked MIN
against the cell door, I'M ng him severely M0tt
then had his talk with :he prisoner ana Withdrew.
May proposes TO prosecute Mott to the iuli extent
of the law.
mutiny arose yesterday morning on the barge
Aeokus lying ct the Standard OIL Company's
wharf, caused BY New York runners, who endeav-
ored to persuade the crew to leave the vessel for
better situations IN New York. One hall the crew
ensued, during which one OF the mutineers was
seriously stabbed In the side. Those who refused
10 oGe ana we're sved
molestation by the timely arrival OF Omcers
Moran, Donegan and Hunt The mutineers sue
ceeded IN escaping.
The conservation OF the new Episcopal Church
OF the Resurrection at Richmond Hil, IN Jamaica
township, took place yesterday, the ceremonies,
under the direction OF the Right Rev. A. N Little.
john, commencing at halipast eleven O'Clock.
the Richmond Hill church was formerly mis-.
non-Joined with the vestry OF the new church on
the occaslon. rne Bishop was assisted by o. ine
Henry X. Beare. ID. D.; Rev. Robert I. Pearson,
Rev. q. Williamson Smith, Rev. Newland Maynard,
Rev. j. Carpenter Smith, Rev. Samuel Cox. u. y.
Rev. Joseph T. Eisegood, Rev. William "A. Moore,
Rev. Heman DYER. Rev. Caleb Is. Ellsworth ana
Rev. William I. Pitch. and the services were con-
tinued in the evening. when there was . sermon
by the Missionary Bishop OF oregon.
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

In spite OF the precautions adopted by the Board
OF Health OF Hudson county, N. J., to prevent the
spread OF smallpox, that dreaded malady is on the
increase. A hospital has been erected specially
for such patients on the county grounds at snake
Hall. and ambulances are being constructed under
the direction OF the Board OF Freenoders. Four
yesterday there were twenty. The number OF
fatal cases during the month oil November was six
The disease mas been SO yirnent that only I'VE per
cent OF the patients have recovered. Between the
Board OF Freeholders and the physicians compos-
ambulsnces has been delayed The Freeholders,
ct their meeting yesterday, spent over half an
hour In discussing the question whether the driver
OF the ambulance should live at the hospital aud
what would be the chances OF the horse III escap.
ing tue disease.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT

JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
ATTEMPT TO PASS FORGED CHECK.
Before Judge Flammer
On Wednesday last q young man named Adolph
Walters went into the store Of James McCreery 4
Co., No. sos Broadway, and presented to Mr. Alex
ander N. Jackson, who has charge OF the lace
department, the following letter.
Nessrs JAMES Mccnrxnv q Co. - -'N D :"
Gxxrs-Incloseo find check FOR $40 So in
1i in
,, a he saw at your place with bill Tscspsed, and
wxCHsLRH ;, AssasH.s ..S ], y.,oa 4 CO.. CO.:
Accompanying the letter was check for the
amount mentioned, purporting TO be signed BY
wecnslcr, Abrshams Co.. drawn on the Atlantic
State Bank. or Brooklyn and made payable TO the
order o. James AcCreery 4 Co.
and from the answers suspected that al was not
correct Onicer Dymond, OF the Broadway squad,
SsOre 5use
ket Court, Mr.. jacob Wcchsler Of the frm OF
wechsier. Abrahsms Co.. also appeared, and
testified that waiters was never in hts employ,
nor had any such letter or check emanated from
the nrm The prisoner was fully committed 10
answer ~ the General Sessions.
sroRExxEpER's DANGER.
On Wednesday evening George Henderson, alias
william Z. Bureigh, alias D. r. Gardner, went
into the ewelry store OF Mr.. W. L. Jenkins No. 116
Eighth avenue, and asked to look 1t some gold
watches. After examining several which were
shown him, another man came In, snatched up a
watch valued at $40 and ran out OF tha store. Mr..
Jenrins ran rom behind the counter and out into
the avenue, but lost sight OF the thief IN few mo-
ments. la the meantime Henderson was walking
out OF tue store, but was detained by Mrs. Jen-
kns TIL her husbands return. Mir. jenkins then
accused Henderson Of completely In the tneit. and
the latter at once brushed past and made his es-
cape TO the street. He was arrested, however. q
few blocks or by Oficer Fay, OF tie sixteenth pre-
cinc'. Judge Flammer yesterday held the prisoner
In 81 900 bail to answer.
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THE PAULIsT FATHERS MISSION.

The mission which was opened BY the Fathers Of
st. vincent de Paul. Fiftynin:h street, last Sunday
week, In st. Mary's church, Jersey city, Is meeting
with wonderful success. Last week was devoted
exclusively 20 the women; this week Is given over
to the sanct1cat0n vi men. The church 10
crowded botn at the morning and evening SER
vices. The cierGymen conducting the mission are
Fathers Deshvn, Elliott, Brady and Dwyer. The
collections taken up Oh the sundays during the
MISSION are applied to the fund being raised Tor
the erection OF the new cnurch and house I0r the
raulsst Fathers, on the grounds at present owned
nv them adjoiLing their church. The designs for
tBc suucture show that II Will be second to no
Catholic chu ch cdidce In this city, excepting thc
new cathedral. The mission Will close next Sunday
The New York herald., 1874-12-18
A TOBACCO SUIT.

case WIN "a tired to-day In the United States
Crcult conrt, before Judge shipman and q Jury,
involving an interesting question coscerning the
msnuiacture OF cigarA Tue action 10 brought by
z. r. strick, dealer In ooac Q, VS.. r. q. Cosler,
Collecior Of the Fourth district Tue government
eel up that strick did not make proper returns Of
cigars msnuIsctured By MIN ca, OF leaf tobacco.
ana that they iound oat on examination OF
sgncks booxs that he must have made more
elgars than shown In hs returns irom the
anAniity oi leaf toUncco he had used. The govern.
laeat aloss lis inspectors IN ss.scs where there
- = fsAs"a 70 sosp -ss thas false returns have
-..- mace. 70 get a. the numoef o.
c.n. and taey assume that thirty pouuos
o. leaf tonacco ~ti MAKE at eaM i,vW
rluars- on thls assumption they calcuIaeed tna
h1pcs owed the government sun OF t3s on &C
xpunT 81 he ci.ars VI wnlcn. ~ ther a.lege. NJ
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

"RAT" REnLEY ON TRIAL FOR Alleged BUR-
GI.ARY UPON THE MILLIONAIRE STREET BRO
KERs PREMISES refr4
Before Recorder Hackett.
Yesterday afternoon George Reilley alias Rat
Reilley, who was jointly indicted with Robert
Murray. charged with burglary, was brought up
for trial. The apartments occupied BY Luther
Bryant, No. / Forsyth street, were broken into on
the 1ltn OF October aud $4,000 In 500 gold pieces,
watch, q diamond ring, two umbrellas and two
revolyers stolen.
Assistant District Attorney Nolan in opening
the case TO the jury, said that he expected to show
that one OF the umbrellas identified by Mr. Bry-
ant and some two cent postage stamps were
traced to the possession oi Rei!iey shortly alter
the burglary.
Counsel agreed. and the Court sanctioned the
stipulation, that the testimony OF the witnesses
oner Mu ray be read from the otficai stenosra-
pher's notes Alter the reading OF the evidence OF
O number OF witnesses the Court adjourned.
The trial VIII be finished this morning.
SENTENCES.
Frances Meyer who on the 2sth Of November
stole SILK dress and velvet cloak, valued at
SIS, owned by Augusta Wright, pleaded guilty to
an attempt at grand larceny. She was sent TO the
Penitentiary fof one year.
Benjamin Bell, indicted for stealing 443 on the
eth OF this month from James Collins, pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny.
Edward +. Wnelan also pleaded guilty, the alle-
CATION against him being that on the sth OF this
month be appropria ed to his own use $3.50 with
whicn he was entrusted TO deposit in the Second
National Bans.
These prisoners were each sent to The State
Prison lor two years and six months.
Henry Gibson, VINO on the 10Th OF this month
stole <54 In money rom the store OF James Gilbert
No. SO Bieecker street. pleaded guilty to an at
tempt at grand larceny.
wiltiam Clark, aias Larking, also pleaded TO the
same grade OF crime, the charge against him being
that on the Goth OF November he stole gold watcn
and chain worth $l40 from the person OF John Cor
coran.
These prisoners were each sent to the State
Prison Tor two years and six months.
James N. Ryan, q little newsboy, was tried and
convicted OF petit larceny from the person. ON
the 9th OF November he stole = silver watcn from
John Miller as he was getting out 0i Third ave.
nue. car, at the new Post once building This
youth was sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
Henry Schneider, who was charged with stealing
the sth OF this month twelve pairs VI shoes val
ued at $50. the property OF Cammeyer 4 Na,on.
pleaded guilty to petit larceny. The punishment
inflicted was six months la the Penitentiary.
Joun Gallagher and Samuel Hammer Headed
guilty 10 toe Charge or assault and battery, and
were each sent 10 the Penitentary Tor nine
months
ACQUrTTArS.
Adolph Selig. o German walter, who was charged
with stealing clothing valued at $27, belonging to
Henry Heoeler, on the 30th OF November, was tired
and promptly acquitted.
Peter Monaghan was also acquitted OF q charge
Of assault and battery preferred by Thomas H0l-
de
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LONG ISLAND.

Two omcers were placed 10 St Msrys Roman
Catholic cnurcn, Hunters Point. on wsdnesdae
as threats were made 10 barn the edince.
q. Brausing, Of Dutch Kills, attempted TO mtr-
der his wife and daughter yesterday morUng.
But for the timely arrival OF Onicer winnock, who
after q severe struggle, succeeded tn disIr n 10
him Of a large ash knife, Lc would have accom-
plisned his threat
Commissioner Lincoln, OF the First dktrict OF
Queens county. gives notice that he Mas several
free scholarships In Cornell University TO award
to school children In the district wiSo eau pass .
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
ROBBED DY HER SON.
Before Judcc Kilbreth.


Abraham Hart, q young man about twenty years
OF age was arraigned at the above Court yester
day the complaint OF his mother, Mrs. Catharine
Hart, oil No. $40 Grand street, who accused Abra-
ham OF stealing sc5 from her on the 18th OF De-
cember. On that day MIS-. Hart left her house in
charge OF ner son and went out TO visit some
friends. Wnen she returned she found her boy
money, which VAS locked up in o bureau drawer,
missing Young Abraham did not return to his
mothers house till last Wednesday, when he
begged forgiveness and promised 10 do better IN
iuturc. AS Mrs. Hart mad lost several articles OF
value be lore through her vagabOnd son she deter
mined to punish him. Judge KtOreth committed
him yesterday IN 1000 bail to answer.
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ing his trunk behind. An acquaintance OF Smiths.
named Andrew Peterson. knowing these facts.
called al No. Battery place YESTERDAY afternoon
ana saio he mad been sent Tor Ar. Smiths trunk
by that &c ntle man. Mr.. Smith appeared on the
scene Just at this juncture and de tected Peterson
In the act OF perpetratng q fraud, he having said
nothing to him IN regard 10 the trunk. the trunk
contained about 500 worth OF clothing, charts
&C.. and Peterson was held In $500 bail 10
answer.
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surT AGAINST CITY RAILROAD coAPASh
Before Judge Speir
Last winter wiiilam Nalters, o boy got ON 70
the front platform OF . Grand and forty-eighsh
street car whnc in motion and either directly fell
on or was pushed on. landing on bank OF snow
on the side OF tue track. winch caused him to roll
under the car when ne was run over and
seriously injured. suit Was brougnt against the
railroad company for damages, and YESTERDAY the
case came 10 trial The testimony was connecting
As 10 whether he signaled the car 10 stop. but II
was certain n did not stop. As to whether ne
Jumped on or Was pushed on toe eviuence Also
was connicting. yudge Speir held that the eyi-
dance oi neglect on the part OF tne employees OF
the company was OF 500 doubtfui . Character 70
bold the company reep0nstDses ana 10 u1musou
the COMPLAINT
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had not ma0e . return. mr. ssrick declares that
n i lasse ssSamluon on the part Of the govern.
ment o. say that th,ry pounds o. ieas tobacco VIII
make iooo cigars. ana that the government Aas
tskss . islse bass bos any sucn assumption.
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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
ANOTHER TRUNK ROBBERY.
Before Judge Kasmire.

Some time since Henry Smith came 10 New
York and put up st the house Of Carl Adamson,
No. Battery place. He brought with him Q
trunk. or chest, IN which ali ms worldly goods
we're kept. lie paid his bills regularly, and during
the early part OF the week he lelt the house, eav-
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SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
DECISIONS.

DEGISIoNS.
BY Judge SedgWick.
Weston ct Al. w. Ketchum.-Notion denied with
out costa aud without prejudice 10 new motion
for o stay after .dispoeItion OF appeal nom judg-
ment At present General Term.
Faiko vs. Kemp.-hosion denied; injunction
dfssoIved
Potter vs.. wexell et sl.-Motion denied without
costs. (See memorAndum)
Hawiey ct Al. va Hannahs.-0rder nodded 90
as not 10 stay tr1al OF tssue.
3Corwin VS.. Byrd-Motion granted unless defend
ant die within days bond with one surety TO
be approved, &c, IN penal sum OF $1,000 70 IN
demnily plantin and 10 pay him Whatever on the
accounting ia this action snall appear due.
Hoffman vs.. Treadwel.-Judginent for defend
ant on demurrer.
Payne, execulrix,&c., vs.. Derby.-Motcn denied.
(Sec memoranduEi.l
VH% By Judge Freedman.
Roe vs. The Mayor, 5c.-The motion Tor The con-
tinuance OF the Injunction Denied, and the pre-
lminary injunction dissolved, with $40 costs tSee
opinio1.)
The People, DC, In the relation OF David Wolf
vs.. Aaron Jacobs.-ArtSchmcnt granted.
Trioune Association VS.. Smlih.-Order settled
New York Catholic Pro,ectory VS.. Bieecker street
and Fulton Ferry RAILROAD Conpany.-Case set
tied and ordered on file.
White vs. Wentworth ct al.-Order granted.
Same Va Same.-FlndiDgs OF fact and conclu-
Sious OF law signed,
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BARTHOLOMEW BLANCo's WILL.

Yesterday morning the Surr0gate'3 Court took
10 Spanish, eli OF the Spanish heirs ana heiresses
OF the late Bartholomew Blanco being in court and
q large array OF counsel 1t will be remembered
that the decedent was bachelor merchant who
without any ostentation amassed a fortune In this
city OF about two millions and hall The personal
inventory looted up in stocks aud bonds oil par
yalue 10 about million. fhe rest Is judiciouSly
invested IN real estate not even MS most nsima.e
dent was rich. He died leaving . viii
made in ls45, that was without q precise
In continen ntal style before q notary public
Tbs iunctionary Is dead and so are the two
mitted AS Will. by this document II appears
that ne disclaims any marriage or morganatic
connection, and exciudes all the children OF the
world nom ms paternity. he distributes about
$4,000 ~ bulk among au the Catholic churches,
and some 5000 70 me noor OF New YORK, with me
estate 10 hts relatives lwho are mainly nephcws
and niecesl In spain. These were IN very humble
circum stances, and OF course are now affluent.
They have come over In a body and are now in
the city Under recent act OF the Legislature by
snply declaring Intentions TO become citlzens
tnev will De enabled, although Aliens hitherto, to
take even the real estate. The proceedings taken
IN eresentHs the viii for PROBATE. As sne case
prosresses doubtless many romantic incidents
MAILING SCURRILOUS POSTAL CARDS.
TIE trial OF Moses Chamberlain, who Is indicted
for having sent scurrl0us postal cards through
tie mails 10 Aaron Won ysikenberg, was resumed
yesterday morning IN the United States Circuit
Court, No. "a Chambers street. before Judge Bene-
elcl ana jury.
Mr. Dempsey and Mr.. Cerding we're again put
On the stand, and their testimony was to the effect
that some OF the postal cards put In evidence we're
IN MT. Ctamberizin's handwnting Letters which
had passed between Chamberlain anu Won Walk
enbeFg we're put In oy the Dstrict Attorney, ho
ancged that Chamberlain wanted 20 extort money
I.kn l,fv
tbe Post once posta cards nlcn scurrilous ob-
rvauons we're written. The next witness was
Nj. keating, an engraser, VINO testified that the
cards we're. N hrs Judgment, Ia tue handwriting
al the same person wno wrote certain letters
WHICH were shown 10 TIE witness Tor the purpose
oi msslng a COMPARISON, and these letters, the
prosec1uon aGege. wee written ny the defendant
GhaAoeriAin.
untli t0-day.
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COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.

DECISIONS
BY Judge Larremore.
vanderwetle vs.. Callanan.-Findings and decree
settled.
BY Judge G. p Daily.
Beaumont VS.. Kempton.-h0tion denied. (See
opnioA-)
eager VS.. Van Nors.-Judgment for defendant
on demurrer.
Oppen nenmsr vs. acknowledgement for plain
lin
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MARINE COURT-PART 8.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE BITE OF DOG.

A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE BITE OF A DOG.
Before Judge Alker.
Lizzie Edgington vs. Clara Douglas.-The plain
tIY sued 10 recover the sum OF COO for injuries
received upon her person from the bite OF q dog
belonging to the defendant. 1t appeared that the
pla,ntn on the 3d OF September last engaged
board and lodging from the defendant, and that
on the following day. on enterlrg the room OF the
defendant, was attacked by the dog and bitten
upon the arm. shoulder, back and abdomen, from
the effects o! which she was confined to her bed
Tor nineteen days, during which tlmc she was un-
der medical treatment.
The defence interposcd was that the attach was
justified. because the piaintin entered the de-
fcudant's premises without her consent.
The Court charged tnat II the dog was vicious
animal and known TO the delendan mt to be so, the
defendant Was liable for all vicious acts Committed
BY the dog; that the piaintif did not forfeit her
right 10 protection In lawfully entering the de-
lendant's premises, and was entitled 10 damages
for anv Injuries she might have sustained II tne
jury believed her version OF the case. Verdict fCT
the plainti1 in the sum Of $1,000.
IMPORTANT TO INSURERS.
Before Judge McAdam.
Aukel ct al vs The Hibernia Insurance Com
pany, O! ohio.-This was an action to recover
$1,000 on FIRE policy issued by the defendants on
stock OF goods belonging to plaintiffs At No. Is
Howard street, IN this rity. and which goods were
subsequently destroyed BY nre. 1t appeared from
the evidence that the plaintiffs did not procure
their policy direct the general agent OF the
company 10 New York, but through an insurance
broker, and that at the time the fire occurred the
premium although IL had been paid py the PLAIN
TINS 70 the broker, mad MOI been paid over by him
to / he agent OF tue COMPANY. Alter the hre oc-
Cured The broker rendered the amount oi the
premium to the agent, but he declined 10 receive
1t and the company refused 10 pay the insurance
on the property destroyed. The Court held tnat
the broker III this transaction was the agent OF
the pialniiIs and OF the defendants, and the
rules OF the company provide that policy shall
be VOID unless the premium is paid before the loss
s.Aonra n tnIer n
lendants.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs
SUPERIOR CoURT-CRcUIT-PART

BY Judge Lawrence.
Matter OF Jesse Ne ma q. .--Order granted.
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GRAFT REuLEY ON TRIAL FOR Alleged BUR-
GI.ARY UPON THE MILLIoNNAIRE STREET Bro
EER'g
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-28

DR RENT-FARM OF 70 ACRES OF
ich cotton land, with gin ard gin; house,
miles from Memphis on Cow Island road.
5. on Kerr avenue, 2, a res OF 5000 cotton
front street. LOUIS HANAUhk,
asa Guardian of Minor Heirs.