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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

Whatever may be thought of the double
challenge of the Atalanta Boat Club OF tlHs
city to the ArgOnautas of Bergen Point, as
published in another column, the ArgOnautas
should hesitate before declining the first part
of the invitation Thrice recently have these
famous clubs met. At both Saratoga and
Troy the Atalantas had an easy victory, while
few days ago on the Kill Won Kull the Ar
gonautas pulled away with the lead and kept
it to the end The former attribute this de-
feat to disaffection in their own crew rather
than any superiority of their rivals, and desire
| chance to prove it by meeting on neutral
water some day next month. Any doubts as
TO the championship of the country should
now and at all times be swiftly dispelled II
| the ArgOnautas do not claim it, then the pub
he assertions to the contrary should be denied.
| If, however, they do claim it, excellent reason
ought to be shown why their action in this
matter should not be recOnsidered and the in
vitation promptly accepted.
| A sample of the methods of the Indian De-
partment in dealing with frauds to which it
was impossible to close their eyes, will be
| found In our Washington correspondence.
Bosler seems to be the full flower of the sys-
TEN which produces Indian contractors. Some
where in each of the great swindles in deliv-
ering beef, the Boslerian plant shows itself,
having its roots firmly fixed below. In the
case under review, the process began with a
double payment for the same lot of beef.
Most men would have thought it necessary to do
something Immediately when detected in such a
transaction. Not SO with BOsler. He knew the
/ u. No. ri mt 10 al!
hurry about the matter. Years elapsed. AT
last Bosler propOses-nOt to return the money
with interest-but to deliver another lot oil
cattle, beef being cheaper now. The Indian
Department seem to have accepted the settle
ment. and let Boslcr go scot free, leaving the
irregularities in the accounts to he straight
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ened, if at all, by relief bill from Congress
The whtewash viii have to be very tn'ch
over the spots that are darkened with bosler'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
MARINE COURT-PART 2.
Before Judge Gross.

PIANO RATTLE AND ITS REsULTs
Joseph Adler VS.. Frederick Halbig.-This action
involved an important question Ia connection
with the Lottery laws OF this state. Robert Meyers
o cutter BY trade, Tell into Ill health in September.
1874. and In the course of little time ran out Of
funds. He owed some debts and required 1mme-
date means OF subsistence. AT this time be was
the owner OF grand piano, and mis- friends, men,
beers OF Masonic society, recomine nded INN 10
ralne the piano 10 raise funds, they agreeing TO
take charge OF the sale OF tickets, the rafe aIter
wards anu the payment OF the proceeds 70 Meyers.
The plaintiff and the defendant bought ticket
each and attended the raffie. The latter, the day
after the rafe, claimed the piano as successful
rainier, and took 10 away from the place where
Meyers had ieit IL In SAFE keeping. The plaintln
Claimed that he was the winner, having al
legeu thrown higher figure tnan the defendant,
but when he looked for the piano IL was gone.
Action was now brought TO recover the piano
the value OF lt, ana 70 give HIN position In
court he obtaineo oil of sale OF the piano rom
Meyers. After some testimony showing the ma.
ture oil the transaction, the Court dismissed tae
complaint, holding tnat the whole transaction
was illegal and that the plaintin had no position
IN Court
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MARINE COURT-PART
Before Judge Alker.
ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT

ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Fisher vs. Graham. The plaintiff, real estate
agent claims $1,000 III this action for arrest and
detention for about three-quarLers or an hour.
de testi1es that he negotiated with defendant in
regard TO the purchase OF horse, the animal De-
Ing represented TO be SOUND and kind; that Dy
agreement he took him out for trial attached TO
his own wagon, and while holding him close by
the sidewalk on Seventy-nintn street the horse
suddenly commenced TO prance, threw plaintiff
down, ran away ana smashed his wagon; That he
had MIN sent TO a stable, ana Immediately CON-
menced an action for damage, causing the horse
to Ue taken into the custody or a city marshal TO
await the result OF the SUIT; that defendant SUBJ
Bequentiy visited his place, and on being told that
tue animal was IN the custody OF the Court went
out and brought a mounted policeman charged
plalntn with being a morse thlei, ana nad aim
rested and taken to the station house; that on
the way there the defendant pointed him out TO
his friends aud the pubic generally as q horse
thei, and az the station house made the same
charge TO the sergeant, by whom he was dis
charged. The DEFENDANTS story was tnat the
horse was on one occasion loaned TO The plantIn,
but that on this DAY he was taken entirely with
ont authority, and that on visiting paintlfr to
at by plaintiff, told that the horse was IN charge
ofthe Court; that he (plaintifl not worth S25,
and that, therefore, defendant could have rel
edy; ana that learning further that the horse had
been solf as perishable property considered the
plaintin was no better than o horse THIEF, and
made the charge against him. Verdict In favor OF
the DlRiutlQ for 9lOO
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THE COURTS.
Application by Mr.. Ferguson for the Custody
Of Ills Child
Interesting Custom House
Suit.
MARINE COURT ACTIONS.

In the United states District Court yesterday
the following goods were condemned by DEFAULT
Six barrels of whiskey. found at No. rs Ludlow
street, one barrel at No. IL Bowery, one barrel at
NO. 3S Delaney street and two barrels at No. 133
Mott strcct.
The complaint in the suit brought in the name
Of the people OF the state against Peter d. Swee-
ny, TO recover over $1,000 600 alleged 10 have
been 1raudulently distracted from the County
Treasury, was yesterday hled In the County Cerks
ONCE. The contents of the complaint have
been heretofore published in the HERALD and any
repetition OF It's allegations Ia, therefore. unneces-
Bary.
On an application made on behalf OF Henry @,
Ferguson, In the Court or Oyer and Terminer yes
terday, Judge Brady granted writ OF nabeas
corpus to compel the delivering OF the child
Mabel now IL the custody of the officials at the
Police Headquarters, to her father the petitioner.
During the day and after the granting or the writ
Of habeas corpus Judge Lawrence made an order
directing that Mr.. Ferguson have exclusive Gus
rody OF his CHILD without permission oil the
mother TO see her, anG that the motion OF the
mother for alimony and counsel fees be denied.
Yesterday, before Judge Benedict, Thomas Rad
rli1re was brought up on an Indictment charging
him with suborning perjury in procuring fraudu-
lent suretes to go on the bond or William IL.
Mckinley, who had been accused of a violation OF
to plead guilty to the counts IN the Indictment
alleging perjury. He was remanded .or sentence.
after which the Court adjourned I'LL this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY.

Independence Day IL TO % ntly celebrated in
this city, under the resolution ofthe PARK Commits.
soners, by Jour principal exhibitions on the
night OF the coming bth OF July At the city Hail
Park, Tompkns square, Union square and Mount
Morris square, and zen rocket stations and smaller
exhibitions at the Battery, foot or Canal street,
junction OF Grand street and East Broadway,
Jackson square, Washington square, Fort Wash.
ington ana Fleetwood Park
me department has awarded the furnishing or
the music on the various stands TO II. b. Dod-
worth Tor 500; the fireworks 70 J. G. & l. Ecge, OF
Jersey city DetwIier, street & Co., J. w. Hadaed
and Il. j. ArmetranO; the sum OF $1,000 being ap-
psopriated Tor TINS purpose incidental expenses
$780, The Messrs. 'Eoae have Tor nearly twenty
years furuisned the puDnc exhibitions 10 this clty.
Tt law Ia regard 10 the storage OF fireworks IN
this city requires that every person desiring 70
sell fireworks Or to keep tnenI Tor sale on tueir
premises must first OBTAIN permit for the privi-
legc from the Bureau OF CombustlbieS Ia tue Fire
Department Headquarters, ana the law provides
that from June 10 to July 10. IN eacn year, 10
person SHAH have, ON any one day on
his premises, more tnan 81, 900 worth oil fireworks,
ana Tor violation OF tais law penalty Of 500 iur
each offence shail be imposed. For the Storage OF
these dangerous compounds the rates Ol insur-
auCe range iron one and half ~ TWO and three
quarter per cent premium. Inc larger dealers "a
Dttutecmnics say tnat the main part OF nelr 0Esi-
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DECISIONS.
suPEzxH coURr-cHAArDERR.


By JudBc DAVIS.
Nassau Bank VS.. Allen. undertaking don't com.
PLY with the rule. see rule 81, amended rules.
Foster Va. LenL-Inere Is no excuse for bring
ing this action Wit TOUT stating name Or plaintiff.
IL IL irregular to Inc by bis initials.
HUDSON We. Haynes; Ayres vs. Barnard steiner
vs.. BoutOn; Church VI. SALISBURY; Holuane vs..
Caldwell; Well vs. Brecker.-Orders granted.
Kip vs.. CHurcniil ct al; In the Matter OF Nelson;
Ares vs. Barnard; Cnlttenden VS.. Qulmby, Jr;
Russell vs.. Russell; Morris vs. coles; smith We.
kel nolds; Ihlsng VS.. Rdndall Lenmaier vs..
kegensourper; Jones Vs. X. NJ. and I. X X. Co.;
Nlpth Wnrd Bank vs.. Faxon; Emerson vs.
AmOry.-Motions granted.
salon vs.. Observation-Disclosures ordered.
Humphreys vs. hunt.-Mouon granted, with
allowance OF three per cent
Donovan W. Lulney.-Motion denied, with $40
costs.
Leavitt vs.. Heilbrunn.- Motion denied, with $40
ats. 20 ABIDE the event.
Elsner Vs. HamI.-l THINK this ion should be
denied; the delay has been too great 60 Justify an
investigation OF the motives anG grounds OF the
settlement. Tie attorney should have proct edrd
promptly II nc mad any clam to enforce mis- costs
against platinum. Motion Denied WIN $40 costs.
Hanover National Bank va. GrIggs et aI.-AiO-
lions granted, but without stay unless defendants
Atlpuldte to refer 70 William "A. lie naru IN wnicn
case stay OF tr al Tor twenty days.
Schclly ss D.ehl.--Inls appnCatIon Il altouetrcr
loo D.acItoriaL tho petition docs not comply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
MARINE COURT-PART 4
Before Judge McAdam.
ACTION ron ASSAULT.

ACTION FOB ASsAOLI
julien HGmpe vs.. John Johnson The painiln
In TINS case. an old German gentleman, on the 81
OF last November, was talking with his son, near
the corner OF Essex and Hester streets, when the
defendant, the proprietor OF o hotel in the city,
struck the plaintf q blow on the breast. AZ
alleged, without cause or proyocatOn, Knocking
him from the curb 10 the pavement and breaking
one OF his legs TO recover damages lie brought
hts action tor 81, 600. Inc evioence or surgeon
went TO SHOW tnat the plaintiff, ia consequence OF
the Injuries he received, was crippled for ltfe The
defendant admitted an unlntenuonal collision
WITH the plaintif while ne WAS hastily going Tor
one OF the booths, IL being election day. The
Judge CHARGED the Jury that II they believed rom
the evidence that the defendant accidentally col.
nded with the plaintin, as was set up by the de-
tence their verdict should be IN favor OF the de-
iendant; but on the Otner hand, " they believed
the paiatln was Intentionally assaulted oy tue de.
fendant, the jury should hnd verdict IN favor or
the plaintln and might assess the damages at any
sum from six cents 10 $1,000. Tae jury returned
veTdlot IL favor or the paint til FOR $3.50.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixhy
THE FERGUSON ABDUCTION CASE.

THE FERGUSON ABDUCTION CASE.
Mrs. Louisa A. Ferguson and her child, Mabel,
made their appearance IN the above court about
eleven O'Clock yesterday morning They were &C
companied by Detectives Dunn and Kealy. Coun-
sellor Spencer appeared for Mrs. Ferguson, and
Counsellor Joseph Ii. Stiner, in the absence OF
Cnauncey Snafer. appeared Tor Mr.. Ferguson.
Counsellor Stiner at once moved that complaint
Of abduction be taken against Mrs. Ferguson,
charging that the enid had been stolen from the
residence OF It's father by the act anu connlvance
oil Mrs. Ferguson, tue mother. when act was also
in contempt or the order Of Judge Lawrence, OF
The supreme Court VINO adJudged the custody OF
the calld 10 Henry Q. Ferguson on the 6tn day OF
June. Counsellor Spencer said that no complaint
oil ABDUCTION could be taken against mother Tor
carrying away her own cnilui put, on being
ne was perfectly willing that the child should
be returned 10 the custody OF its father.
rasnness and informed ner husband IN Court tnat
Mr.. Edwin Rowe, the person WHO mas figured so
prominently In this scandaL was Instrumental In
ing TO the satisfaction oil counsel for Mr.. Fer
guson that he tine magistrate) bad no power TO
was no proof that she hal removed her child even
beyond Inc limits OF the county or had even been
personally concerned IN carrying her Oh, decided
to discharge Mrs. Ferguson and remanded the
child Maoel TO the care Of her father
ROBBED BY HER BROTHER.
william Millbank was arraigned on q charge OF
stealing three diamond rings and q gold watch
chain locKet in all valued at 81. 200, ne prop
erty OF his sister, Miss FANNIE MIllbank OF NO. 22s
West Thirteenth street Miss MillbanK charges
that on the 18th or June her bro Their called at her
house aud took his breakfast there. While she
was engaged up stars he forced open a case con-
tanning the above je welry aud lett the house wits
out her seeing him. Shortly after MS departure,
when the lewelry was missed a large jlInmv was
found lying near the rined case. Oricer U'NeIll,
OF the Ninth precinct, ON Monday last arrested
William MlDauk and also Henry Michael OF ave-
nue. ana Fifteenth street. VINO ~ charged with
purchasing the property from Millbank, knowing
lt 10 have 5een stolen. +. Al. McCartou, OF No. 81
Wall street. ana Mlcnael Geary, OF NO. Rector
street, witnesses against the alleged receiver
MDank confessed his guIlt and was rcmanded
till to-day, and Henry Michael was committed Tor
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
A CUSTOM HOUSE SUN.

Not long since John N. Davies & Co. made an
Importation OF quantity OF gooas which they
claimed TO be silk Ties, and liable TO duty OF only
thirty-nve per cent ad valorem. The Collector OF
the Port demanded duty OF sixty per cent ad
valorem alleging that the goods In question were
known as silk scarls. the duty at the higher hg-
ures was paid by Davies * Co.. under protest, ana
they subsequently, instituted an action against the
Collec or To recover the amount they had PAID IN
excess The case was rled some lime ago In the
United States Circuit Court, before Judge wallace.
The defendant, on that occasion, moved ~ set
aside the pro test, asserting that 1t did not partc
nlary set lortn tine grounds oil objection TO the &C
ton taken by the Collector. Yesterday Judge
Wallace rendered ms decision, holding MAT the
protest was not sufficient and directing the entry
81 judgment In favor OF tue defendant.
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REAL ESTATE.
tho following were the sales at tho Excaaugs

tho following were the sales at the Exchange
yesterday
PRoPERIY-Br A. MuLLKR soN
story bk. aud fr IA. Qront). two bk. he, with J.,
No 3k5 Broome St O. W. corner Chrystie at, l.
Ne wnan cowen Los
A. LAwREScg AND co.
il Z soih st. l. iOx1O; Charles IL Jones' piS... 100
n v. nARNKTT.
safi Henry IL Brsdharst PHI ....., 80. $50. =. sHs
Il : 4 81 IT, / issxSsi walter l. Cutting plii SUo
PR0rRRrY-ET WILLIAM KENvELLy.
GT31f acres VI land la the towns Of P0pton and 10
uuauock, Passaic and Morris county; Y. p. Bald.
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ll2S llo4 4os lseO rs4 oss AOa Aas lssa eoe, llca

1925 1894 4os $780, 1874 oos 4o4 42s 1884, $685. l1c4.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by
Judge J. +. Daly-Nos. 1f9s, 147l, ll72, l447, 4s,
800, l470 1892 1895 2690, 2067 2l24 23lI 23l l412
26o7, 1902, 231o, $780, 1875 2S201&, 1859, 1862.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERM-Parb l-Leld by
Judge Alker- Nos. 2031 Alag 3l0O 1906, 2002. 1862
Part 2-Held BY Judge Gross.--Nos. 2500. 4OOS 4lOl
2Il3 1860 1885, 1890 4344, 1851 24S7, PASS. 407 2l1l
4093 Part 3-Held by Judge Spauldlng.-Nos. 1916
4049 1852 440g ALA 1892 362} 1920 2S6l 30lI 2932
1908 1900 3947 1892 Part Held by Judge NC
Adam-Nos. 1888, 2652. 1858. 2Js5, 4497, 20ld 2922
1925 1885, 800 30ij, $780, SIT. 3d. 2oS5. 25Si 24S4
275d 2779 1860 2sl0. 2ol5, 2057, 29l2. 29l5.
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSI0Ns-lield by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Richard Burke, robbery ;
Same vs.. henry Fenrich, Doery; Same VS. Henry
0bermeYer. ROBBERY; Same vs.. James wilson,
burglary Same VS.. Lewis Miller burglary; same
vs.. George Hensel, forgery; Same Us. Patrick Sher-
man, leionlous assault and battery; Same vs..
Charles Smith, felonIous assault and battery;
Same vs.. Nicholas Casalla, felonlous assault and
battery; Same VS.. James Hogan, feonious assault
and battery; same VS.. James klernhn, felOnlouS
assault and battery; SAM VS.. Samuel Decker,
feontous assault and battery; Same vs. John shay !;
mayhem; Same VS.. John Donney and James Don
nelly, burglary; Same vs.. John McCabe, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Thomas Hoy grand larceny;
Same VS.. Thomas Wilson, grand larceny; same VS..
Joseph Ford grand larceny Same Ns. William
Corrgan, grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary sheppard,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Charles M. kossner.
grand larceny; Same VS.. Arthur Hartman, grand
larceny; Same w. John Kelly, William Monanan,
George Hopkins and Charles Cnristman, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Mary Johnson, grand larceny
Same VS.. Bridget Holland grand larceny; same
VS.. James Donovan, assault and battery; same
VS.. Ferdinand Goene, assault and battery; Same
VS.. Patrick Vaughn, grand larceny; Same vs..
Charles Boyle, petit larceny; same VS.. MARIA
Lynch, petit larceny; Same vs.. William PacKen-
nam, petit larceny; Same vs.. Thomas Rogers, con-
CealeQ WGaDOnS.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Dur1y.
ARREST OF A BRACE OF FoRaER

ARREST OF A BRACE OF FoRGERs.
Detective Titus, OF the Central ONCE, on Monday
evening arrested John Anderson and William
Bartlett on suspicion at the corner OF Bond street
and Broad way. Upon taking them to Police Head
quarters they were found TO answer to descrip-
lions OF a par OF fugitive forgers from the City Of
Brotherlv Love. They were yesterday ldentlned
at the Tomps Police Court by Edwin Hagert, teller
OF the City National Bank or Philadelphia, as the
persons VINO the lst OF this month presented
and had easned forged cheek lor s., 200. They
were remanded TO await requisltlon from the
term or ten years IN the State Prison. There Is
another charge against them OF .'raisingn a check
nom s32 to So, 700. Both the prisoners were quite
nashtly dressed
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ness Is done the first, second and third days OF
July, and these sales range from $4,000 10 $1,000
per day.
AS the Fourth ofJulY this year falls on SUNDAY the
day VIII no doubt be marked by the usual iusllade
OF juvenile firearms and independents. pyrotecn-
MICS, but the military and civic demonstrations
Will take place on Monday, the 18th, aud they VIII
be followed by the municipal fireworks IN the sew
eral PARKS during the evening.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
YOUTHFUL HIGHwAYMAN.

IUUIHF I'd HIHuWA1MAN.
Yesterday morning, ABOUT eleven O'Clock. Laza-
rus simon, OF No. 81 Eldrdge street, eleven years
OF age. was walking through Hester street. near
Allen. when George Concordance, aged sixteen
years, approached him, Grabbed him by the throat
and TOOK rom him pocketb Jok containing 81 10.
Ot1eer Sullivan OF the Tenth precinct VINO Was
standing about Il ~ yards distant, gave chase TO
CiOverdance and arrested him after a run oil a. few
blocks. In tne pursuit Coverdance threw tho
pocketbook away, and u was picked up by 0nicer
sullivan. Judge Morgan held the prisoner Ia
Al. 600 pail 10 answer,
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judges Morgan, Kasmire and otterbourg.
The following cases were disposed OF yester-
day
Patrick Smith, found guilty OF stealing lead
pipe was sentenced 20 three months on the
Island.
Francis White, bright lad OF seventeen,
pleaded guilty to, and appeared very penitent Tor,
having stolen pair OF ice tongs. He got thirty
oays in the City Prison.
Daniel Glllon got TWO months for stealing piece
OF lead ppe.
Patrick Carroll was fined S. Tor driving q horse
unht for use, and Barney Collins and Frank ward
similarly muicted Tor assauting ana beating
James Langensten
Michael Barry was sent TO rusticate for two
months tor coat stealing.
Patrick Feeny was nned $40 for assault and bat
terry.
James Plunkett, an inveterate wife beater, was
convicted of Drutay beating ms spouse, Mary,
ami was sentenced to the Penitentary Ior Twelve
months to ponder Oh conjugal courtesles.
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with the rules, and the plaintn has no right to
fish for evidence upon his mere general suspicious.
Motion DENIED.
Mulany VS.. Freeman.-Afildavlt required by the
new ule should be added
CuristIan Union Publishing Company vs. King
Motion granted, with sl0 costs, WIN leave to de-
1endant, on paying such costs TO answer IN ten
days stipulation that issue referred Tor trial
II patntln so elects.
ANTS vs.. AIMS ct all do not think that judg-
ment should be ordered On answer rs frivolous in
swer as not presenting natural issue might DO
entertained But In THIS case the complainant al
legged that Mrs. Amis righs OF dover ~ subject 10
certain mortgages. Her answer denies tile exc
cutiOn OF such mortgages by her. THIS part OF 1t
IL not iItVulOus Notion denied with $40 COSTS.
BY Judge BRADY.
In the matter OF The Arbitration OF Daniel Atte n
gen and Charles Stlefe.-Motion granted. Memo
randum.
Tue Mayor, &C, VS. Hart.-order granted.
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
by Judge Van Worst.
Hrcheis. &C. vs.. Schloss ct al Conner &c, Vs.
The Gladdeu's Run Coal aud Iron Company ct al
Findings signed.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Loew.
Cosvell ct al. VS.. Davs.-Moion denied. See
memorandum
Consolidated Fruit Jar Company VS.. Standard
Union Manufacturing C0mpany-It seems TO me
that upon the papers now be ore me would not
be warranted in continuing the injunction. me
appIcaton Is therefore denied, without costs.
Cummings Va. McKenzie.-Motlon granted.
Vooruis vs.. Murpny.-Motion to place cause on
special calendar OF short causes granted.
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ONE or THE IIaHT-FINaEREp.

Frankfort House, and was q printer was
raigned on complaint OF Bernard j. Dolan, OF New
Jersey VINO charged that while sitting on one OF
the benches or the City Hall Park the accused
picked his pocket or 81. Held TO answer