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New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
QUESTION OF A CHILp,s LIABILITY.

An unusually interesting accident suit was
begun before Judge Curtis and jury III the Superior
Court yesterday. Behren Duwaldt infant, brings
suit through his father guardian against John Hell
ler and Henry Schiller builders for s2OOOO To- the loss
OF leg through the alleged neglect OF the defendants
wOrkmen. During the erection OF brewery on Third
by these wOrkmen the plaintiff then six years Old
who lived by, went. in company with two other
children, the parents beng absent from home 70 the
place where the we're saving lumber H. got on
a log next TO the the men we're saving and when
they had severed the log they attempted TO roll IL into
the street and II struck the boys leg serious DO"
that his leg had TO be amputated
question arose when the OOy was put upon tile
witness stand TO be sworn He asked II hr knew
what would be done TO him IL he told lIe and replied
In this world although he would receive punishment In
tne next The counsel for the defendant hereupOn Oh
eced To his testimony the ground that he dd not
know OF any punishment for violating an Oalb ana,
further that at his ~ years. there was no PUNISH
for false swearing either bystaute OF at common
law Judge Curtis Overruled the objection, admitting
the boys testimony pro JorDa. ana allowing he de-
PENDANT the benefit Of exception. Subsequently tue
same counsel moved to dismiss the COMPLIANT on the
ground OF conributve negligence on the part Of the
boy insisting that II the able 10 take care OF
himself he was guilty OF cOutrIDui'e Drgl genco IN
placing himself IN danger and II he was not aDe 10
take care OF himself parents guilty OF con RIB
utve negligence in permitting the 0oy 10 20 out Win
protection; that in either case the defendants
liable. This motion the Judge also denied, aud
another exception was taken
II Is also GAINED by the defendants tbat tne worK-
warned the Of previous To The accident DxOn
WhiIlOck & Andrews for the plaintiff; A. X Dyett Tor
tie defepse.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Allaire will case the Appeal Court of
yewIsrsey Yesterday at Trenton, reversed the verdict
which had been rendered against this will In the Mon
month Circuit aud ordered new trial.
In the Supreme Court Circuit yesterday, be-
fore Judge Van Brunt the ease Of John A. Clussuan
aga,nst rne Long Island Railroad Company was tried
Mt Cussman was getting OF one Of the cars OF the De
snaanfs' line when a defective plank IN the platform
turned and be fell and broke his ankle he suel Ihe
tnmpany for IS 900 damages, and the jury gave nun
verdict for 200
The suit of Herman Goezer, storekeeper on
c.nalst against The Hanover Fire Insurance Company
for o. 800 insurance stock OF goods lost oy nfe "as
co,clnded Yesterday before Judge J. f. DAILY, In the
Gonrt ~ Common Pess, by verdict Tor the painuu or
ssts IO The defense was ncendlArnm on tne pal. UI
ne nlaintn and want OF ownership In the properly
destroyed.
John Donnelly sued the city for $4,000, sal
ary alleged TO be due him as recording CLERK In tne
Court during the years 1863 1862 ana lSo
~ ae,anse NJ Mr. pean on behalf Of the city. was no
Incorporation and appointment by the Board o o,
yirors Donney failed TO prove mis- appontmeut
Dy the Board Of supervsors and AZ mo request " n
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Mr.. BKECHKRs PAPER STANDS BY HIM


From TA> Christigs Union.
Wholly without Mr.. Beecher's knowledge,
the other conductors of this paper again take the
responsibility Of speaking in lis name They wish its
readers to know what attitude they occupv toward ts
is lhe papers position toward him. They purposey
choose this time wnen the prosecution is bringing for
has begun its reply. sin spirit
of bravato that they speak. The great interests which
are involved on their part are the assurance that their
words are deliberate aud well-weighed.
We say. then. that we have unshaken and absolute
confidence in Mr. Beechers entire innocence We inl-
pcilly believe that he s pure upright Christian man.
We hold him worthy OF the utmost trust as moral
teacher. And The Christtan Union which has been
proud 10 bear his when the whole world hOnored
him. is prouder to bear 1t to-day In his adversely than
hands.
Ward Beecher. We say this with the full meaning OF
the words, well assured OF the ground on which We
paper know Mr. Beecher We have personal know ledge,
and OF us have lifelong knOwedgp OF his charac-
ted by the spirit of God We know that he is totally
incapable OF the mOnsrOus hypocrsy with which he Is
on knowledge as rational and weerounded as the hu-
man mind adults taat we pledge to him anew the unre-
pery Of this paper our personal fortunes interests and
aspirations are most deeply involved We freely and
gladly stake IL all ON the Christian purity OF this man.
we are not lnsensbe to the speclousness some OF
have for those VINO, having personal
knowledge OF the and 10 clear tntmatIOn OF how
his accusers will be met, are for the present swayed
against him. But ourselves have doubts. The
issue of this trial is with the Almighty We look TO see
Mr. Beechers name cleared before the whole world, and
such honor paid him he has never vet receiyed.
When that day shall rejoice that IN these darx
hours the paper avOwed its faith.
But even The temporary Issue should be in any
degree adverse, willing TO share adversely with
leader II the public should he mised into douotng
him, The OhrStidn Union could ak more honorable
fate than TO share the evil well az the good fortune or
the man who has better served the American cOmmu-
and the OF Christianity than other this
generation In good report and In ev report we trust
and honor him and proud 10 follow him. We know
later clouds viii away, and bis
name slime OF The faithful of God.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
THE IRTON SIOuX.

ra the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: do not doubt the Indian Ring Is bad
epough But t provoking who have livei on the
frunter 10 read the Washington correspondent OF
the greatest tho world expressed doubts
f the existence any such tribe that OF the Teton
sioux One might well that there are no Bretons
IN France or no Yorkshire Ia England, no 5uabi
ans in Germany.
Tho Teton Tetonwan Sioux are the widest oravest,
ost savage Of that vanous Of savages known as
the Sioux or properly. DAkotas The Tetons live
west OF the Missouri River aud west OF the Yanktons
and heads (as YanktOnnaiS) 1t Is supposed that
straggers from the Teons participated 10 the Min
nesota ma sssere 1852 which however was principally
the work OF the Md xankons. Gen. sbey encountered
anne OF them believe, in his campaign through the
Yapktou country and Gen. Suys Last battle tat Tah-
kootah) was fought. II not mistaken. in the
heart OF the Teton country. Ny poor friend. George
Nortbrup-the most wonderful guide and voyaeeur that
aver yed-was captured by Tetons while guiding En-
gtsh gentlemen In the buffalo country. and his life was
only saved by the intervention Of Yankton friend In
the most romantic way. What want n assure you OF
"a that the Teton or Teonwan Sioux form one Of the
eat divsons OF the Dakota Cor improperly Sonx) na
ton THIS Is divided into many
Tons Yanktons Yanktonnas or Cutheads, Tetons, and
other less prominent bands. -
heartily sym patnze with the opposition 70 the In
dian Ring but I know bow strongly you desire 10 oe
.t-s, as rera rds fact. Yours, EN- A.
BrookIvn, Feb. 10, 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAIL DELAY.
TIE QUESTION OF BLAME BETWEEN MAIL Cal
RIER AND FERRYMAy

RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAIL DELAY.
TIE QUESTION OF BLAME BETWEEN MAIL CAR
RIER AND FERRYMAS.
In the United States District Court yesterday
interesting question whether the of ferry
. mail-oarrier delayed mail transportation sub
mitted to Judge Blschford upon agreed statement
Of facts Many delays charged but the following
which the substance OF the first charge explains the
character OF all:
George Fl. Powers the owner Of the ferry from
Z. Brooks was the mail carrier between those towns.
In Feb. 1874 Powers demanded OF Brooks $50, or 10
cents extra for each for carrying the mail for
The season from Hudson 20 Athens and back again.
BroOks refused TO paw anything for the transportation
OF the mail, the average weight OF which was nine
poudds and claimed that he had right take II with
him on the ferry free or charge after paving his
own fare as passenger. Powers would not allow Lin
to do So saying that there law comp Hing him
TO carry the Governments mail mis- boat without
compensation, Brooks then sat down by the ferry
aud remained there until late Ia the afternoon with the
mail In his possession although by paying the 10 cents
extra, he might, any time the ferry an
taken the mail with nlin or he might have carried II
over In row-bOst, as has often been done oy maicar
riers.
ferryman who shall delay the passage OF the mail nv
wful neglect refusal to transport the across
any ferry shall Tor every minutes such mai may be
delayed forfeit and pay go" The aggregate time OF
Government claimed that ny refusing 10 allow Brooks
his boat unless upon payment OF the extra 10 cents
he within the act referred TO- and that therefore
he should forfeit and pay 81 l40 Powers TOOK the POSI-
ton thai could not force him 10 carry
it's mails his without paying him for doing so;
that therefore had. under the anccs,
right exclu de Brooks and the mail from his boat
that it legally followed that he had not DELAYED the
passage OF the mail charged but that Brooks was the
of such delay
Judge Blatchford agreed with Powers and gave judS
ment Ia his favor.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
counsel. MAcom Campbell. juror was Withdrawn. thus
discontinung the suit
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday John
Kelly held 81 00D bs for sahbiag Jabn Dewnev Of Ne DIT
Bs Rnssutb-st Dpvuey srhtly vOundd In the neck
james Clare who killed his wife with poker re-
Gently indicted Court Of Oyer and miner Tor
He brought p-srg Of Judge
Barrett Assigned " n y. Kntnns 40 eounse tor him
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Jacob Kcchtr chsrved with stealing vaich sud coat
valued $40 the Of Emil Rsb Of No 232 West Tuea
bth Kiln sanders held $500 bail for attempting ock
the pockets Of old the hall Of ss Young Meas Christian Ass
eisIiou-
II. W. somers, charged with stealing letters from
the Post Once waived ranAron yeday AM enmnttei by
Commissioner shed tsfai. q 100 bull u alleged ,hs
had made lock PosOmcs boz rented b
H. T. Williams ard hat during the last eight months be has nolsn
from that boz tte containing about 500 The arrest was made
Agent ShArett Who be elughi somen in the se
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Daniel
ncDoEa dd guilty assault bttev Patrick Rooney
1913 by Reeorer Hacxe se mSnths
Peuepurv Williams John Rosers brough
ehrls Of arrelT of frvn the e Chirss
Coby Of No ~ sufO Peb Williams DISCHARGED and
Rogers tired an acquitted Ruzer Tea pleaded guilty obtain
ing on Jobn T. sutton ner false prsense and was seat 70
stat. Prison Moore and Robert rraynef
peded gul to petit larceny from Matthew Ber No All hintA
Jan IL Vi months each In the Ponten
H. Hastings iriel convicted Of bargay In
teinE the Of Robeu Cunnnghm No. ll3 Most on Nes
and Lam zaeSnan pleaded sa
20 forgery ohn ke ex1resnn, sas ned
and convicted (vn meTey Of stealing trunk
with slO. ths Westss Express Com
the paer beongig r. j. Col Of New Buns icE ea'
suspended.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
DECISION5-FEB. IS.

lSupreme Court -Chaabers-By Judge Lawrence
GuhrI Jelly; Mex irr mnercr.-G anted Wilson agt
WOnrhe shod he ins red Ia the matter Of Gf rr-
hilDenied. TODD agt Duenbuy-
Or ekwl.ih Stekworin-0der se d. Park
spaang ave smount found By tn
r-eer ,he DER Hitler Burinnon and ssoun
Ra oad Conpryh he execution o the udskng rot aesnos
eiypd irr Ceaa snd Hudson River Rilrosd
COMPANY sg X aogaaee Of Per amount
fou d dHe j. gr ned.
SDeaI Ierm-Br Jdye Vorst-Browp Conroy 1T al
Fuing Trust Company Seagrave ct IL
J1dgIn for qtnug; opinion.
SappriOr COurt-(pecidl Ieym-By Judge Sed9wick.
Bl-s ng Machine psny BlreA-Aiovanee OF 500
granted Mo.oEs Bak Of Montreal Howard Aoton rraned
Scleibe denied without
Al 30 I'D Revised staue, Dowsg agt Andrews Al
Order s@t.s agt Oeune-Pnf have dsEs thin
rebug ali vis bring in reArsnmens Of motion
NJ sos served, motion den eI.
Common Plsgs-Special Term-By Judge Robin
$40
dum Dauny4e -zL desed with $40 costs
order signed WeEie Harr
lsnd-dotiou deu ed -moraatun-
b. Judge L0es-Sasts Dns0a-Opiuion tled with clerk IN
kqaiy
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-ln the Court OF Appeals, Thurs
day, Fen. 2J, 1873:
No 19-Charles Qsincev respondent gt Stephen " White
irledd spp-nt; resume and couelufed-A e
Ma Sh Of counBe for appellant
snd Aug. p. smith ior r-sp1u-elt.
100 uhcr Sowc respondent Calvin T.
fnpI by H. Doles Of counsel for appellant
snd bY~. s. sDnlg. Tor re5p1nleni.
NJ 37The People rel The BroswaY and Seventh
Avenus Railroad ComDany sppels, ag The CommsHoner etc.
Of Sew-YOTs. rvsponieIA
70 81 P,oPc e REL The DRY Dok 2sst Broadway,
&c Rilr.t Ape ans, asI The Com oaers Of Taxes oil
~ r5Y RESPONDENTS
No People er REL The Becker Street and Fulton Ferry
Railroad Co. The Comm sioners Of Tax S o. New
York resi- together r. N Bangs Of coun
sci for appellants and Jlnes e. I'rt~r for respondent
Pr cSmatOn mai and Conrt sd urneu. 49, a., oah ,,.,
Toe fApDeais win from Friday tao -o US
to Monday, NJ q. NJ calendar xll be mae
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
GOVERNMENT ECONOMY.
geIs- York, Feb. 90, 1875.

70 me razor OF The Tr'6n"e'
SIR: There is o growing evil IN the Govern :
men, departments Washington thar you can 10 mneh
Inward eradeatng For the last three or -FOUR years
the salaries Of chiefs OF divisions have been stehoy
sad ~ wthout an increase OF respOnslDiltlcs or
chanse of incumbents In point OF TACT 'ne eniods s
~ divisions do not. as rule, perform t.e Ihosa %
s,,onse duties in office, and very oleh tnet arc
ot canabe OF doing IT. hsviog resolved ther postons
fhroueh favorsu. There are chiefs OF dlvlslohs @
- "ny fair eompe psation but others VINO nave Only
few clerks ana very uDimpOriant duties receive @ Ine
ssne salary Last Winter the Appropriation ComuII,
- az the House. after examining the SUBJECT repOItca
In favor OF reducing these petty chieis 10 tne pos
.ss ~ fourth-cass csrkS, but the senate festoitu
,nao There are IN the Treasury Department men re-
Living ~ 500 per year whose most responsioe acs @
- 20 1vsIcb "A few lady counters ana c"pNl-ts- ~ YOU
& ca,i the attention of Ia makers TO tnls suyect
tha eonntry NAV be relieved OF large hnn ., oyer
paid officials. 40 .z
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

II was one of the shortest speeches ever
enupcated and brevity be the soul Of w.t. then one
of the wittest was at promenade concert IN Bur
ngon. Iowa. at which prizes dispensed according
20 a nopular ballot taken-among others, q handsome
badre 70 the victorious railroad conductor. One Ed
ward sadd was the truly lucky man and when the vote
was announced he called upon for speech. He
wasn't eloquent he fluent nor was hia tue giit
q, g,h 80 he simply nted bench and eiaouiated,
.Ticketsv as his custom Is in the swiftly hYing car
How they laughed! Everybody said he couldn't have
aans battsr: sad we are Of svsrybody's opinisa4
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
CIVIL DEMANDS AND CRIMINAL REMEDIES IN
An INSURANCE CASE.

The suit of Andrew j. Smith agt. Isaac D..
Ryttenberg was tried yesterday in the Supreme Court
Circuit, before Judge DJnohue. and resulted in YER
dict for the plaintiff. Mr. Smith is President of the
Manhattan FIRE and Marine Insurance Company. In
which the defendants father had an insurance policy
on lumber in Sumter County s. c. not within 800 feet
OF his sa mill fire occurred but within the pFohlb-
tied limit. The plaintiff sent notice OF Cancellation OF
the policy Mr. Ryttenbergs broker and the DrOkor
and Mr.. RyttenDerg Went 10 the COmpinYs once
According Mr. RyttenoerR. he did not Know or t1e
notice, but went to ask the Company 10 sottle, as
another insurance company had, BY returning the
whole premium paid. He made this request, which
suatched policy from his hand and marked 1t can
trdte and made complaint against Mr. Smith for grand
larceny Tne complaint was dismissed, aud MI SnlLh
brought against RyttenDerg for 5000 for malicious
prosecution. On Mr. Smiths behalf three uitHesses
besides himself testified tnat he did not take the paper
at all. ,-.
Judge D0nohue charged the jury that II the defendant
really believed and had reasonable ground Tor DerVng
Ihat a larceny had been perpetrated on him. though
bOtn the facts and the law were against him, tue
plaintiff could Ana II he 50 believed, tue
amount OF malice iiEfeeling he had toward the
plaintiff would IN AXE nD liable citfz3n must DC
protected in his right to make complaint of wrongs
But from the facts they were satisfied the defendant
dld not In his charges he had right 90 make
criminal complaint the or enforcing MS Claims
against the pany and tney might IRON that nItr
malice. The Jury gave verdict tor plaintin Tor $1,000
I. H. Hubbard .or p!aRtf d. c. Calvin for defendaut
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
broo.slpn Real Gstate for 5ale


ID s. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 Montagne-st:
IL. Continental Budng BrookTu BROKER REAL sSTArB
and MORTGAGES Brooklyn Hghts re-denees
Perrepont Montague Willow Hicks AMI Heny and on vest
side Columbia Clark and PerrepOnt the latter
overlooking the East River snd New York m excellent oppSs
Prospect
2Or5O finished in cSbnewOrk SewYOrk CITY sTe location
above hnhed
adjacent exchange for other property and
VERY brick also tie Park for - OG
In South BooAIn oD CLINTON seke Mon
elsewhere great ba gains IN the purchase OF
houses can In the vicinity Of
Cuton houses Of descnDtons prices
Sl5OOO each c them worthy OF the
Also houses ochraper grades II ali parts OF
the T < 500 81 800 each Vacant lots FOR sale in ihe
Prospect PaE and the Pszs OF the
MOntague, aud two Reinsen st-bes
vacant property Eighty centrally located IN Brooklyn
exchange Farm within 100 m Of Sewfot nd es we'll
exchange for houses Parties having
contemplating its purchase hnd TO
communicate with the advertiser The negotiation
Of carefully attended and capitalists wish
security learn without charge Of favorable
opportunities u application 10
K. s. BUssIsG ir., 204 Montague ST., Brootlyu
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
WILLS OF TWO OF THE BROTHERS DELAFIELD

In the will of Major Joseph Delafeld. one
OF the three weknowu brothers who died recently he
proydes that his wife Julia and his sons Lewis L. and
Maturn Delafed shall attend to It's proper execution
He beaueaths 10 his wife his residence at No AS Fifth
ave aud gives his executors the power TO sell or rent
tho oe the proceeds Of which sale rental are 10 be
,ed IN the benefit Of his WIFE after her death the
noIse or It's proceeds 10 be given TO his children
Maurin L. aud Julia L. Delaheld equally All the furn
tire hook. kr he also hequeaths 70 his vile, together
win he two cottages al FiedsOn. South Yonkers HIS
farm az Fe!dstJn is left 70 his three children equalIE
r nersanal estate tusbe divided equally among his
vie and children To his daughter Julia he eit his col
lection OF gems. The LVceum OF Natural HstOry re-
cs,ves MS Collection OF minerals, subject to certain pro-
yison requirements lne residue OF bis estate Is 10 DC
given equally 10 his wife and children Inc VIII OF MT
Henry eiaheld been on red Ior PROBATE anu ella
tton mas beep issued returnabie Oh March l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMS

WASHINGTON Feb. 25.-In the Court of Commits
ores of AAbsmi elsm tedaT No 1876 NJ W. MeChesDeJ
the Unit States the hni hearing submitted on he
TESTIMONY Ofd oa mlnt snd jagneat rendered 10 the
Of 81 1913 A. with Interest from hs l0h Of JAY 1864
ihs u goois boar. th Bectre the
time nf her de-traet.on by the Florida
Gases Nos 500 ST. ld 800 dova tor tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
A SUIT HINGING ON ASSERTED UsURY IN
MORTGAGE.

MORTGAGE.
Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Special
Term gave decision yesterday In the suit OF The
Real Estate Trust Company against Jacob T. seagrays
and others. The suit brought to foreclose mort
gage from seagrave TO Samuel Potter, for $4,000 on
about and threequarters Of land IN the upper
part Of the island. Mr. Messmore, OF the defend
ants VINO has title OF the land under full covenant
deed from seagrave defended the ground that when
he took the property security for $1,000 owed TO him
bv Seagrave. the latter assured him That bOth the
mortgage in suit and another for $4,000 were wholly
void usHry. He states on Information ana Delef
that Seagrave applied 10 the paintif for loan OF
SIG 600 which was refused and that the1, with the
EuoYledge and connivance OF the plaintiffs lie made
mortgage Potter, who sold IL 10 the COL
pany $4,000 which paid TO 5eagraye, the wnOe
being a mere for q usuri0us lean Tue plaint1s
denied and the trial, produced the covenant OF
Potter IN the assignment OF the mortgage, ana the an
dayt Of seagrave that the mortgage was good ana Vad
for the whole amount.
In his decision Judge Van Worst says that these
solemn assurances, II relied by the painlIf, would
e an estoppel the defendants from assaiiIng the
mort aagea for usury, aud there ID presumption OF
law that they did rely them. This would not pre-
vent tne defendants from showing, II they could, hat
tbeaa papers were known by the plaintiffs 10 De false
and exacted by them merely rs cover for usury But
IN this case the defendants failed to snow any such
KNOWLEDGE aud IL positively denied Dy the plln
tf- lie therefore directs Judgment Tor the paintln'
for their claim.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
CALRyDARS-THIs DAr.

cALRSDARS-THp DAr.
supsHxK CoURr-CHAxPERs-LAwasvCn.J
.. E,.a.sp Ef Is ter . ii . s , 5 a'''''
ii5i.M.teI Of SiSlo: 2o'.Hs,, .r- wi'sA'm
243.. Keev. 267 .Ulnan agt Has
GENERAL sas- 'iourn.i Until Monday. March l.
Iss1s o. and Fact
"a. Beach .g. co jr aud l7I..Ad.n'esh al 'gt Freeman
Cmcv,r-P,rT r.-vAy BRuSr,J
Cggses
1922. Baro cunninshan 230 Renter ct al ss KOenE'
m,s q m Int Co. e'Iss ct ad ID '
1863 Gi,I" As C'rHHson -oS4 S;u ct a. 's Alien
1895 dasr Miller al 2Slo svarI and .no ,sL Levy
l4j5.. plst assignee &C. agt 233 sirna's agt stem
5s9 wstA Iss :s qia' Fs''s .'a
aiaa chiss,% s.i%1I, Nat Bank '''
-N'O'' M.n MI. c. 2I5O.. .wlse. e, al. ,st Pm.
s9 KSrtn '''' I77s sullivan ri. Watson
2l64. .Eus. e. al sgt. r'er ii7O..NOA.ss. .s. BfO"n.
PARr nL-DoSoHUEJ !.
5hOr.
m j.rs fasn ,s' s al s'1 s Mo a. M %s3p st
pubic or KerYors sgt 20yi Hsr act Ache;aer
P,iner and 40. 22Gl. DAVIS assignee, ast Ben
1885. ..P-slI National Bank agt ,--- ~, thgIsea D..
le4s. Artniec,ura Iron Work. lsI Po%s1
Ksatn 1881 Murphy =, al .st The
Pfoiaos B,nf. g3ee .Mastarson AT s.ne-
DIGS Plies and AnO. sg- TIE -yJ. .Psyser same.
2l67. bellows c. al sgL IrI LojV CAsure asL Sahe
SUPERIOR CoURr-rEIAL TERH-PART L-SPzIR, j.
1896 Bite'eta Losuer jr ct al is' Aro-
1878. Conner AIT. Smi leu
IA. ri a. agT rd-AlL ouOhoOr- ax Evening Ah
1871. Scranton agt. Ogood. Association
iT0l .H.niag sgt W.od 1883. BAILEY ssL Hs.Oa.
llG2. .TOarasde AIT DE- H1mme
PART H-Cuarr, J.
eOs Nab., ,st Long lO44 Marshal. n. C. Co ag-
e62. Alexander art. Oitie - LIon. -.
tTO y-,m I've And ano and aEt Nest
OIo..y fese et al
900. RI cher. 1886 MsfiaheJ agI Phip anu
lO2g. buff Brennan, shrrh ano
lU24. Harlem Bank Oliver 1880 ShrEes agt wallace
s4s. .H,nsen Trohsin. 100 NJ y Gnar and lal Co.
logo br rps AIT Lorn aud ano. sat Roston and
~Il. ke lll6. .kl.aiss .gL 0ddie aId ano
l04 2. .TbeisOn agt DaVt0n.
Corxoy PLEAS Eauirr TERx-A1jouued uuti March
TRIAL TERx-PARr L-Adjournei for the Term
III. p DALr J-Case on
1892. .krhr ag;. Nat CitI-ns Bank
YAnsa CouRr-rKL TERa-PARr L-Adjouned for the Term
PART IA iourned for the Term
PARr uf-A iurned for the Term
Gvxvr,I ss.uuS-HAcKErr, ReorterJom Meknight Edward
ana schdsl John Henry, Thomas
Brodect Tnomss Ncne Jahus Aeksrnsn JACOB asehs bar
glar, william pou. assault aud haeVi heoise ANGLE
Duma. Renfes James heKTg1t rhoms Hamilton, John smith
NJ H.ymau thru Fleming Mary Butler, Michael Hail.
arre Tr Farrell Herman hichrdt grand larceny Henry
Holmes CsfDenter, foryer Henry Snebocf obscene
literature Asrr Butler. petit larceny.
2-rhe calendar the Court OF Appeals for
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