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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
nECISIONS-DRc. IA.

Supreme Court Chambcrs-By judge Dayis.-
Cameron art Mitnach anOe attorney Frost hal no
tight 10 proceed o. take 80 until tne former
motion costs adjusted &C. paid lie acted IN contempt
of the COurt. The motion AGAINST nn
must be granted $40 costs and unless that sum aud the
costs OF former paid within 20 after seivce n
tbs order on m plaintiff apply for an oTder commit
ting him suoA mpt Meanwhile the proceed ne on
mar of sail defendant aged plaintiff attorney
30 elect Ulnan agt HaasThe plaintiff has delayed the
mn a, long and the General Term IL 10 az, tat link
Tie motion eued II the cause rot reached ~ next
General Torn the motion may De renewed NOcosis OF mo
fion MeYCr AIT Naturalization denied In part and
granted In part; DO 20 either PARTY. Goodman
apt- administration denied without costs, and
with leave 10 proceed suggested memorandum
Boyden agt AcndoreT. Motion denle, $40 costa AID
agf Iagc-MofiOn denied, with $40 costs memorandum.
Moorey ACT IiloDtha-MOtn denied VITA so costs memo
rand aa Matter OF Henry .-Orlor confirming rr1t and
Authorizing mortgage. smith ag skin ef--Couit has no
power mako snch order 80 tins Logan agL Lacylntet
rogatOres and cross int TTOgdOric5 settled hecl "s
McFvoy; Matter Of Steiner Matter % Ntidig Matter %
Indngton Matter of 10y Cknau.t nors ia1cd MaJNg OF
Platt-Grantcd. Jung act. Waggsta-i Dion decu WIN
$40 costs: memorandum. Booth asL Kitchen iplhlon
Ivy JuGge DOnOhue.Duncan ast. Do Nith-hOton deied,
with cost .---
SpoaaE 2srga.By Judge Van NoIst-hlng ag1 LvcinoIe
-(,ase anl lmendmeptA srlllnl.
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sALEs rnoM 2l2 o,cLocK ro CLOSE or nUsLNrss. B
TUESDAY, Dec, 1t--p. NJ.

VI.
The volume of business in the railway and misccl-
laneous shares has been slightly larger than on yes
ierday and tho range Of fluctuations fully as insg
nifcant. The brokers dsconsolate and the large
hall of the Stock Exchange seems TO have been
turned into house of mourning, so infroquent are
the orders to operate. The general market opened
about ~ it closed last night and straIghtway de-
cncd on limited pressure of stocks from a TO 81
per cent, the lowest prices being made about
o'clock. In the final hour of business there was a
slight recovery, but business did not rovive in the
slightest the market ending dull and stagnant but
frmer. Investment shares irmer; Panama att o.
Chicago and Alton at 97li097l2. and Pittsburgh
at 1894. Tho stocks which were higher at the close
than yesterday were Northwest and Wabash. each
"a per cent Central and Hudson and Erie. each Il !;
Harlem, L.. and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %
per cent. Hannibal and st. Joseph and Rock Island
each declined is per cont Quicksilver and St. Paul
Preferred. each Il Western Union, IS Michigan
Central, l.. and Union Pacific, 7s per cont while
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Lake Shore,
Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mail. Panama, ST. Paul
Common, and New-Jersey Central, each close the
same as yesterday. The opening. highest. lowest and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day. as we'll as
the Offering and asking prices at the close of the EX
change and the number of shares Of each stock sod
will be found in tho Joined table:
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We annex dosing quotations Of foreign exchang,

There is more frmncss to the local money market.
owing 60 the late Withdrawals of legal tenders from
tho banks and the making of arrangements among
business men and corporations to close mp the affairs
of the old year. Stock Exchange loans have. there
fore. ranged at and per cent depending upon tho
description of the collateral offered, the banks ask
ing @ and 7. Government bond dealers were pay
ing 9 and f. There is change in mercantile paper
The United States Treasurer to-day received $500
600 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington amounted to $780,
900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed up
5000 900. The following is the Clearinghouse
statement: Currency exchanges, S6j.59S,7l5;
currency balances, S3.1O9.7S6 gold exchanges
~ 500. 40f; gold balances. SJ52,2lS
Government bonds were quiet, but, on tho whole,
firm on the demand from capitalists. who are de-
sirous of placing their personally where IT will es-
cape taxation. We annex closing street quotations
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
Tn tho Circuit Court of Essex County, N. D.,
YESTERDAY in the case of Trusdel against Baldwin YER
dot was rendered for the defendant The sut was
brought made by BALDWIN, ana MS ueielSo ""e
that tho notes had been altered
In the case Of Wills, Edmands g. Co. against
Collector Arthur now trial in the United states UT
cult Court before Judge shpman the question whether
or not iute reflections under tho act OF july r.
1862 the additional duty OF 30 por Ton
on jute. 80.
In the suit of John Ahsbahs against the Clin-
ton Fire Insurance Company, in supreme Court Circuit
the facts OF which reported In yesterdays TRIBUNE
the Jury rendered verdict last evening for planth Tor
81 500 90 which Judge Lawrence added an Oh
per cent Samuel J. CLASSY ana Chaies mat'he"s ioi
the plaintiff. N. b. Hoxie for the defendant
j. ROsenthal g. Co. imported quantity OF
rubber jewelTy. which they claimed was d1iaDe' as
iewelry at tho rate Of 25 per cent ad yalorom Collector
Arthur demanded duty 81 tho rate OF 30 per cent "u
yaloreu on the ground that the goods In question "oo
limitations OF manufactures OF jet TINS iIe Oh uuy ~
td under protest and action was brought 10 recover
Tue adherence $500. The was iro4 leste5pay
iD the United States Circuit Court beioie jugs emp
man, and Jury found "a verdict Tor the PiihtiHs'
The suit of Ward agt. Leonard, tried before
Judp popohue in Supreme Court Circuit. involved the
right of tenant TO remove building erected by him.
with some peculiar attending circumstances. The de-
fendant had been the direct tenant OF the plaintiff ana
under his lease erected building with covenant thaI
be might remove it, At the expiration OF the ifst Iea9e
plaintiff lot to another person. ana defendant oecae
suttenant Of that Before the expiration OF I'M,
second defendant removed part 81 the building ana
plaintiff sued - 600 for the removal. Judge bono
hue ruled that. the covenant, tenant NnO
nut up building purposes OF trade cOulu remove az
N could do without substantial INJURY 10 tho Ic'i
estate. time during which ms p2SseSsl9n oGn nun
parts OF plaintiffs property IN DhdlhE me EOuSe IL
had the Judge ruled, he bad no right 10 remove ~ lne
Jury found for defendant. Edward mch"l appeaTou i"i
L.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY, COUNTY, and
- STATE Of GEW.YORK.-HENRY b. DAVIS, plain
ma ngsinst OSCAR DIETZ, defendant -Summons-For
money demand contract tCon not servedl 10 tho De
hereby summoned anu required 10 answer
t1 action which viii DO filed In the once OF
the Clerk OF City and County Of Now York. at Court
horse FORK Guy ami 10 Of your answer 10
me saia conl subscriber al his Office No Murray
within tweay days after the f0ryice OF THIS
exclusive Of he day ~ such servce and
tho sail plant within The time aoro
plaintiff actOa viii take Judgment against you
f1r tho sn twenty hundred and forty dparn with in
forest from Ono sixteenth day of November thou
and eight hundred aud syont besides tho cos OF this
"A. t,u.DDated Now YORK, Nov 10, 1915
CHRISTOPHER FIN y. Plaintiff Attorney.
Z Murrayst, New.York.
the above entitled acton ned in the
er al t UorS VI the city and Comfy New York the
5Oth DAY o. November 1915. CHlSIDPHER ZINE.
al IaygONW Plain L;rs Attorney
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The Philadelphia stock quotations ct the close Of
The following were the closing mining quotations
& the regular morning board Of San Francisco to-
The bullion shipped East from San Francisco TO-
day amounted 10 Sf1 900.

The bullion shipped Last from San franCl5cO to-
day amounted 10 Sf1 900.
Again the London financial advices are unimport-
ant, British consols ruling dull and steady, and
United States bonds firm ten-forties advancing TO
1O6la. Erie is lower at 143i. Money is easy, and
the sum Of Ell 900 bullion was withdrawn on bal
ance to-day, and it may be said that the bank is
abundantly able to stand any drafts without dis
turbing the condition Of the money market, tho
moro especially when it is considered that with tho
prevailing rates of our foreign exchange there is
every likelihood that coin will be remitted from
New-York to London before tho now year is FAR adj
yanced. The rates Of exchange between Paris and
London (25.13i2) favor the shipment OF bullion 70
tho former city. This has been ticket-day oil tho
London Stock Exchange, and tomorrow Will DO
fortnightly settling day. In Paris French
Rentes are quoted at $3.50 Tho gold market
was tame and insipid. The first sale was at 1l4a.
and in the first ten minutes the price advanced to
1141a. 1t quickly dropped to I11as, and remained
thencefcrward stereotyped at that quotation, the
business being 10 a very limited amount On gold
loans the rates were Hat and for carrying. liz. 2.
and per cent. The foreign exchange market was
strong and business was well mp to the quotations
given below. The export clearances Of domestic
produce from tho port Of New-York for the week
ending to-day amounted in coin yau ton to
$50, 5fO.9 $50. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest, and $4,000 in called
Fiyo-twenties The days operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. 500, 10000;
gold balances, $l,0l0,500; currency balances.
81. 49,, 1872. The quotations are as follows:
SsSEias sS $685. His
ii0O....II4Sl I2.SO....lIi's 200 ....1iiesi
The days business at the U. 5. Sub-Treasury COM
prsed:
GoI receipts. s3s5I2 e CgEy payments s732!iiQ9 ss
Gold sol irg - Cust0ns..-.... 2iIOOO 20
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rsa. ia Snn sets .... 4S4 Moon rises. 1851
WAITE THIS pAY-A. "
Sandy Hook Q4S Cows Island 1927 Hell G.. Ferry 1915
Day.
Cows Island. 1854 Hen o. fcfrN.lZ:i3
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW.
y YORK.
IsIDoRE ALTCnUL and JOHN HELLER. plaintiffs.

JOSEPH KOHL, Defendant
Summons for money demand on contract
f(0fn not -trl


tom. not Scrl
To tho hereby summoned and required
IN .n5ger complaint this action which VIII De Med In
te oco Of tho Oy and County Of NeSYok at
t1e In said city aud 10 OF your answer
complaint The subscribers 81 their Odoc NO %
ibcy sail eiiy within twenty days aitor tho service
Oh this You exclusive The day II such services
and y0u fail snswer the aid complaint Within tho time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs this action wall take Judgment
against You for Tho OF thousand four hundred and
seventy and ssioo dollars (s476 800, with interest
Of October thousand eight hundred and
seyoHty besides the costs ana disbursements Of this No
tlon.-batsd WORK, OeL 20. 1878.
GIBSON n BATEJAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint In the abovaenuied acion was nj In the
Office q Clcrk Of the CITY AMI County OF YORK at tho
court house Ia said orr OF NewYok. the sJd day Of
November. ls7b.
0iDJoH a RATGnAN. Piaintfns' A:tornoya
az ihWCHW % Llbert. 81
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REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-YoRK. Tuesday. Dec Ii. 1873.
The following foreclosure sales were made at the
Exchange Salcsrcom to-day:
ByE A. Lgtcrsgcs Co.
lotA on the n 4 OF West seth 81 and on thessof
ereE ooudsri ., ssso4
Y. UaFI,Su.
go 4 OF Of a. ave- aoI II Armstrong sIes5o
Of avenue A. lot iSssio22; Fowler 1895
ny Hvgh NJ CIfnp.
a. Sl5 n Of WiIsave each 251ioo Goo Harson e. o92
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BrookInn properip 90 Eet.

ITO LET-$35 per month till May 1-99
Pork ave- oxford st.. 3stoTy brick. &c
gas aud water. key IOS sirsOt Apply 70 KU'
LAND& WHITING. BeekMaR 81
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Porcest to Division st. irregular. $50 Ward John
Martin 10 VIM Maher and wife. fl,2OO
Avenue II, Of 18th AT, 1S3IS2 also Avenue
u, es 233 II Of l2ths. 233XS2. !casohold Jefor -
lOgtl al cornVr Of athave, lexington half
block le Of 9thayc, corner OF 10th ~ to
77hst 900 q, part or Terence Farley and wife 70 ~
Riversideave q s. 80 r. n Of 122dst 200 to Clair.
ses%cent Meyer ce $4,000
Hayes and wife To John Rooney 1878
lar oscar herman ana others Frederick Lees 10000
Luz e1ecurI. Henry A Nietlsuiz 10000
william Lindsay guardian, Elizabeth Di1on..-.. 1000
worth and wife and others Frank Williams Nominal
Nic,isciuz to Catherine Int. 10000
Thomas II Baldwin referee to Gieo Harrison -. 2Os2
77th-st. u S. 1875 II Of 2dave, 50xl022; William
Wnsow ana wife TO WIN II Johnston 1900
9ithst, 8, 100 fl W Of lthaye, 2575S4 also both
&brais1 Sc6oile ana vie TO sarah Raya6r Nominal
Hoffman lo2 II from West Farms rpsd, t2xl2f
path Ward James smith and wife to Henry Il -
Irvinspiace No 81 26xIOT.3; Eleanor Meigs Eliza
Haywood decd 1870
Ion st. - 22s6 {, of Avenue b. l0G02 Msrga
retha Muller 10 John Jardine 5000
l2lsi = lG5 IT Of Ith ave, .JKlOO: Edward Op-
pcnheime and wife to John West and 1900
NaShingto ave, e. 122eIo -, t23d Ward)
Charles Bigeow. ref 30 Geo Warrington 1910
tbsnici jarvis rel TO Tainsn A Chedsoy -. $3.50
doro Wikens - 1000
Nos I9l, 1873 49, 1917. and 1873 7th ave- 50 years
VIM Youngs 10 "a Ebbnghonsen and others. 700
[OmciaLl J.Y. SAVAGE Deputy register
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1875.
SrrcIAL TsRM-SPDGwIcK, j.
Same calendar as was published yesterday.
COMMON PIsAs-TRIAL TFRn-PART I.-LARRkh0RH j.
Case
1878. O'Gorman sgt Kamak.
No day calendar.

COMMON PIsAs-TMAL TFRa-PAKr I.-LARRKMonn j.
i'7s'G 20 %as Iai end k'"'h
PART U-LOEw. J.
Case on.-ll7s. .Eisner agt Morgan
as Home men aF and s's sno az.
1892 COnway agt Tho ,es Stevenson sS, brennan
swals6 sEt The Mayor. 600, ,v &G g. og, The
utcpaso ast Tho 90. wi Ssy%I &c act, Tn.
Tho People ast The ,eo0 MsyoI a AZ The ,avor
Ie24rOss sst Howard and 700, yS &C. act can
2is scSwsrtz agt o'Brien. aud e. r. H. r. Co.
EQUITY TERM ROBINSON. J.
10 Gosser ct aiag- schep- - .Hennessey ct al ast
"A ne eI Lever 9. az AT Wade 90 Hennssssy ct al sgt
RSTsS ss AL hS Ns1io BruSEe as Nos.e
81 Hennessey ct al agt 81 Fields agt. Tannenhoi'
LOaia'd '' al sa..ws si a. as, Stout ct al
MArIyE Cougr-TRIAL TKRM-PARr L-McApAn.J.
$3.50 Carey agt The Mayor. s2l2. .Gndonan as1 Borg
Josephine ct al ast eoot. KceRsr agt F F
csS as
595S. Grant sgt Rosenbaum Hunting e' aas''N
eO5iRos sst oorwin and 4i2'. Johnson nst Barnett
PART I.-AIKEp.J.
1851. Whitney act. Duryea 1862 Presse hgt. Kempf
3ayi n y and Yoakers Fro 33i7 Mccain agt Smith and
ms co. ag McClave' ,,,o s,a ano; not sa,omon.
s6l5 and ano ag; 40 Griffin as s"msp
Se49 Abraharns act SLIDER zoos Willis agt smoney
,SGj6.. Nc and ano agt 1870 JsuoNS
IAeschigk 1884 DAILY ag. Ryan.
PART III-JoAcHMsES. j.
G0l5. Putnam agt. Irving. 21lb Marsh et Al agt 1a
5s2i.. Hawk and aSt. - steal CT al: w..
Je.cuercaux. 4G73 Tiemeyer agt. Haverty.
4613 Herman et al act. 1890 Martz agt. koeher.
Shayne 4701 .kingman agt. Martin.
G9i Ahles AT MyllDs 5422 Kunher agt. Davis.
5S4l .Tnppler agt ThcMayor DILL Hongh anu aho aB
sc Jlapp
5iO6 Crooks agt Matthias. 5025 .Bnck and ano. agt
coos. Bryant ct 81. agt Board morgan. 49,. -.
OF Education, $500 .Duseub1Ty aud ano. agt
Stegens.
GENERAL SPssoXs SUTHERLAND J-George Stiner feoni
os sit and battery John Fitzgerald Charles Lehman.
AdehigeT VIM Daley Martin Brennan J0h mmrfsy'
Thompson Frank hudson, burglary Marcus IL AIDun,
rape; =. Iairc, James Wood fase nlchceSi v>oal
Fisher Petit larceny Manning Lucy Ben alias Lucy
Buchanan larceny IRON the person.
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iilarb!e ano Slate Hlantels.

IT C0ST.-ClOsing out stock of MARBLE
~ fZED MANTEiaS Finest selection Of MARBLE MAN
Tells all qualities modern designs Turning for the trade AT
s. KI.ARER Co.'s StGam Marble Works, West tlty1rst
si.. between Broadway and Eiglthaye
EASONI & ISOLA,
- STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
lsG ~ lJ2 West 40tl-st.. near broadway.
Monuments ManclS Affairs, Figures, Thing, Wainsc0ung.
&c Importers from and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work o. every description.
MARBLE AND HARbLElIED MANTELS.
WI Net. designs from Sl2 upwards Also, Monumental
Work at greatly reduced prices Marble Turning Tor the trade
A. KLABER l35 East Eighteenth ST. near Thlrdaye N l.
wv ID. g. A. S. NICHOLS.-25O entirely new
W.. designs Marble Slate and Wood Mantels. Manuac-
Cre-tiu stable Fixtures Fence Crates Weather
Vnnes SC wholesale retail Send ior catalogues. - iud
SON ST.. opposite Worth 81.
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Gonn!rn Real Csiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAV-10 to so
Z acres ar-e house, IN good repair Vel snai,d lrGo
barns Of all kinds ine location near depot =
hours ride from New YorA. Apply 10 WILLIAh MACkAf,
SOngTylllc, =. J.
sNOR sale, or to exchange for store or other
paving t!s city Farm OF 40 acres, With
house barn Az stable oil farm rten,s and THIS year crop
thereon large IrJn Noin lately discovered. run, through TIC
situated IN Cornwall close ~ tho depot Inquire Of l.
FTielenburg 40 last ljtst Poss' +-l gwen Immediately
LOR SALE-A spacious tir5t-clisS RESI-
complete requirement ~ le best houses "a ths y
ample grounds, beautifully llui"d situation
very elevated WIN perfect drainage terms liberal Amply 20
JAMES Il. PARSONS. "a Pine ST., or HOMER MORGAN,
No. . Pine 81.
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Deutisirp

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Tceth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HASBROUCK. formerly operator
COltOu' makes specially or the use OF the sa- Tor t1e
painless extraction Of teeth Lib BrUadwa corner OF
2DihsL
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- FUL-My l.ose iear Plates Nndicang color anu SUP
siance artificial tsrh. exec. everything heretofore Oh
beauty strength and Gtness needs only t. be seen
appreciated nao IN day. and only 40 10 80 per
CAL ALD best Rubber Sets, from $40 10
o,i and PiaHa. $40 20 -ij. Extracting un'er gas
Or. T. q. WAIT, 10 East Twenty thrsl near hasohaVe
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Tote since jan s2s7 725 02i s275se3 77S s24islts97
Price o gold. i1l< 1llSs Lao

S2S1, f25O.f &2I5SH3sI3 rt4iSlfrT
PT1co OF gold. lllA< lll's lao
A Milwaukee, dispatch from President Mitchell to
Vice-PreSident Julius Wadsworth of this city says:
Tie telegram from this city, published In howICrk
papers to-day, is untrue. No suit has been com
The old has been settled at 3S6.OCO IN full,
and have decree entered ~ tie only way 10 seouca
perfect discharge from TIE Government
The stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company 10 meet at p. IN. tomorrow ut No. %
Willian-st. They have, rs we are informed. pro-
cured an injunction from tho United states Circuit
Court prohibiting tho negotiation sale of the in
como bonds, the Improvements bonds, and the third
mortgage bonds of this Company. IL is claimed
that the issue Of these bonds is without authority.
and that the proceeds thereof, far rs realized.
have been misappliod. Tho Court thinks they have
made primd fdoie caSo-honce thu injunction. Tho
stockholders arc now endesvoring to remove tho
directors. The Cont jntimates in its opinion that Is
will be advised by the stockholders whenever they
take proper action. The old directors il ia alleged
promised in open court to call meeting Of the stock
holders, which they have not yet done.
The following igures showing the foreign CON-
merce OF Nsw-York during November, customs re-
cepts. &c. aro taken from The Daily BstIe''" aad
AUCTION Record
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Jee Cream.

HORTON's ICE CREAM
( Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
aud she public is fast soyorns he fac a. they compare II
with others maze, luadc from Pare Cream.
Gales exceed those O other establishment OF the
kind in world and almost equal those % all the New
dealers combined We t5uS enabled To supply q
BETTER ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE than any
other establishments
CHARLOTTE Russo rich and delicious,
~ CENTS PER DOZEN. or 30 CENTS PER QUART
DEPOTS-HO. 30j 4TII-AVE and NO. l.2Gi BROAD
WAY.
4 RUSSELL g. SONS,
Os ICE CREAM.
IL Bible House opposite Cooper Institute. SewYork
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CALFNDARs-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoUnr-CHAMBBRs-DAyrs. p.

NtfkfAk tNOhI ~ a.
lSl. Smith ngt Wright
2ll..kc iait agt Hall.
223 Pi-idt agt. BOulter.
229. .1allnAn aSt Taliman,
80.
243. Meyer agt Meyer.
1853. Matter OF Guardian
Saving Institution.
$50. Civ Fire Insurance 60.
art kaynOr.
366.. Hand Agt. Page.
800. DENIM sgt. ASH -.
81 stein Gct GrOssman.
S72. .Ro'hsCbild agL Walter,
&C.
ia. AVenn AIT. Rogers.
ll6. Pete + Ggi. Lille.
119. .SuriitOn Nc., ast. Bur
ges3.
l39. LII, poke agt Norman.
IA. Decker agt. Brown.
100. Baxter agt. Iraka
100. Ian ,es agL hiersted.
i62. .BSNter agt Drake.
l72. .QuiglCy agt Guar. Mut
Life In 90.
2O6. Carpenter AIT. NanPclk
PIP. .Maticr OF letter.
2l3. Matter of Meyer.
2l7. Foster. 30. agt. Smyth.
BIS. Nat Photo. Chemical
%. sgt Clark
CIRCUT-PAET
1895. .Trask and aHO. sgt.
IiOfOrd.
1907 .SavaI al Il. and :. GO.
agt Brennan, &C.
S43. Duncan agL De witt.
1908. Ballard ast BOndy ana
anO.
1907. TIE Mayor. &c, agt.
Wood.
1910. Kelly agt BOarey.
1876 y Ontario Bank agt Me
Noill
1922 .Craamor agt The
Mayor, &c.
1885. Am. N3i. l.. ana 4. co.
agL willard.
1861 BOlte agt. Barst0U.
l459. Anderson a6L Jacobs
and ann.
ass. .Richa ard son agt
O'Br.-n. dc.
1858. Fitzpatrick aGt. The
Mayor. &c
10. Newton agt. COntiuen-
tai Bank.
1884 .Sece agt. The Mayor.
&c.
2l99 .Piniand agt. Pratt, 60.
2JIG. .IlishsIn agt. y. Y. and
IL. X. X. Co.
2ll5. WUuhaaS sgt. Tho
Mayor, &C.
III Phelps agt Middleton
~ a..
PART iI.-Y
z7O6. .CasscOoer ct al, &c,
aFt. Kalbiieiseh.
1913. .O.cctt, &c, agt. Mac
lean.
1882. .Imhof agt The Mayor,
sc.
63Ol Hallgarten agt. Eek
cft ana hDO.
1923. Baldwin and 6no. agt.
Briggs.
1885 MOstor ngt. Kelieman-
1854 .HAger AEt williamson.
l7o. .iiauck AIT. Craighoad
81 ~.
So. .Spra,t sgt. Potter.
22O4 A. o ETieB agt. Browning.
1884. .Jessup agt. Smith et al.
1914. .DlgGs 81 al agt. StrewS.
ll76. Lawrence ogt Cecil.
PART Ill
o8l. Cunningham agt. Mar
tin and anO.
l437. Low enstein agt LoWen-
t,zl.
1889. roillcn, Ggt. Nolkken-
ing and anO.
S3l. .Fmbfrson @ct Wadtoll.
690A .isotAsohild agt. q. 81.
ann 4Sd st. X. X. 60.
1857 Brennan agi. The
Mayor. &c.
lll9. .Sl0ats act. The Mayor.
dc.
1917 Z. Slads and ano. a2t.
Griffin.
Bes. Lew and sno. agt Nor.
rissnia :. y. co.
3269. n. y. V. Dock co. AFT.
The MAYOR, DO.
i2k7. Sun y. AID 4. Assn agt.
Tribune Assn
1915. .WeIsplc agt 500. OF
the en-. Of PuIftaus.
SPRCIAL TENN -BAl
e.-Amoskesx hanufactIu
No day {
suragfoR CoURr-TRiAL THRs
Df 500. N. Y. Ou1r. aud y
No day
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ls2o. Dsyia. DO. agt Heck.
I3aE.
1855. .O'Roarks ast. The
Mayor. do.
11B..p. Il. Felt Co. agt.
Ritolis OF nj.
$50. lord and ene. agf.
Thompson.
926. -Stsvsns aud nno.. agt.
Hail
382. Weston art. Elevator
Railroad 90.
O1s Thomas sg.. loan r.
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