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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
VALUABLE SECOND DISTRICT PR0tA
ORLEANS AND ST. PETER s11ln
THE PLACE D'ARMES or COx6o IL
THREE LOTS IN THE THIRD DB1E'
AND
SUNDRY CLAlAS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. NJ. 8. McAx1|
Second District Court for the Parish q q
No. % ,sSS.

DY MACON. ELLISON & CO.
ID PAUL. AuctiOneer-Ofhc NO. y
street.-On SATURDAY, Jelly !, 1ssS. CT
O'Clock H., at the st. Charies A1csca
In the basement rotunda of the 81. Vna1s
by virtue and in pursuance Of IN ordss
for the parish Of Orleans, dated May -
be cold 1T public suction, for account :
cession of Mrs. n. &. Macarthur, viz
j. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, WITH
ings, ETC., thereon, in Suburb TreTe r
bounded by Orleans, It Peter, Ire
Ciaude streets, inca urinR 81 feet II
on Orleans street, 81 feet inches q
through said square from Orleans
street. The improvements compiise
stO-y frame residence, known SIS 10
street, having parlor, bed and danmg
kifhen aud ssrvanrs room, clstorn, eNi
the rear Of said housa, and fronting o.
street, is . good tw0-stoly frame q
veniently distr buted.
z THkEE LOTS OF dROusD. IN 'n no
bourg Msliguy. in square bounced ~
Anthony, Liberal and Annette streets, q.
a. lots Nos. /, and 3 Lot No. forns T.
of st. Anthony ana Liberal streets, ana
30 feet front OF St. Al thony street,
depth and front on Liberal street. Lou ~
3 measure each 80 feet front on st. Aatna'
by l20 feet deep, French measure.
Claims @
A CLAIM, in favor Of deceased, agnn
CappeIin, for past due rent of premises =
street. for $500.
A CLAIM for $l00 agsinst John H!lg
past due rent Of pr misses on Erghein ~
A CLAIM against Fuoh, for $500, pens
matter Of the succession. y,
A CLAIM against John A. Langhsusef r.!
Durne. for S675, $500 being unpaid rent
June, July and August, 1875, and the g,
being subject mat ter of suit Nc. 43.sls,
tr;ct Court; jud gment in favor Of decea1A
Terms-Cash ON the spot in United So
ury r0tes.
Acts of sale at purchasers expense,
drew Hero, Jr., notary. my27 je3 n
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AUCTION aAIl


"a y
18th the builAinGs and impreu n
ss,~sted in the Fourth District AZ m.
.nuare founded BY rtlisity r,aA IN
I,aurel and st. Mary Streets ard 2esfs
n q in square No. q, On 3 pler ~
p,iie. city surveyor. Gated May n
,,n.ifed for reference In the cl2
xSchere. lsfe . n0tpfy in this city. ,S1
,,rsa. in french measure, 50 feet ir.s7 r.
street. BY ~ feet 6k inches IN 6trS
Of prcps rty cow or iorm riy tol6r sS9
= NJ ~ stns elm, and A3 foet 81 to-
mise 3 ene.story lame house. kneVnS
ar IA USRrIIN PIECE on -
0aOIJND. with AL the fmrrsvesS
sitwate6 ia the Fourth District of ~
sHnsfe bounded by Magssine o.
Fourth etrt cts, and measuring n
Camp street, by l6O feet . inches II r.
and frCnt on Fourth STREE, ami leo
Hnas in depth on the oppo: Its line. sS5 49,
the corner sf Camp ana Fourth atpoeS
prqvements on SAID portion Of eIs1s5
Z one story frame house WITH tive ~
e4r.. all o, good twG.story frame bsS2 "a
ii. TWO vALU ABLE LOTS OF GR0S
+, the Fourth Districi OF this ctr. 4 i
handed by Co ssarce. Masaz ne 49,
.ntn .tYe e:e, de- isnsted 80 lot Nc. i ~
naxed to On act passed te'ore ". -
notary in this city. On the twoi1
Aucust, 1899; the said lets form the -
stsIice and seventh streets, sri 49,
Eng ish measure, each Is feet Gout = S
street, by l2O feet IN depth and frsnt z
IS. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF 0RHuf 4
W tn the buildings ard improvs msnfa r.
mats d in the Fcuth District OF III r
sCuaIe cesis mated by the No. 80, whe.H
Nv Frytsris, JOSEF hiDe, Coliseum - ~
streets, and DESIGNATED a. lots Kos a
nan BY B BcissOa. surveyor, dad r.!
t848. and de- posited for refertn cs II ~
joseph Lisbony, la'e notary puhsis ~
feet inches front on Pry tan . stroet r.
I-,Dth. American me .ure. Tie iss
r, rnDrise those two vslusble and eslsoS
a. al oue-stcry- doutle tenement ffsae -
hav M three rosms o each teneuenf 54
srrry kitcpen, having t~o rooms, ~
known by the Nos. 1913. 200, 20; and = r.
S'I Is a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. g.
Serond Uiettic, Of this city, in squs.e ~ r.
hcuse S rests, desik mated 40 lot ID & IA
drawn by p. n TouI Ne. en- the AftAeofA II
1864. and depos ted a. plan No u II ~
n Mayfer. n ntAry. and the same meaau1S
froat IN Canal street.. BY l56 feet smeAes 4
betC cen parallel lines. 2
II. a CkRTAIN LOT OF GROUND. df,,aii
| a, cOnd District OF this city. in square "a ?
ia bounded by Canal, Broad, D0frenet p
tomhe use streets, designated ~ II Il Z
| and deposited in the Office Of 8. Msxrer. =
| IN this city, as plan 20. 81, and ueaesi
| front on Custom house street, by IS ~ I
| in DE- p.h, between p sJallel Inca
ia. 4 CERTAIN PIECE Oh POkTIOl or d
| Of . triangular form, situstea q tie e
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Succession OF Henry J. Fort

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THs !
~ Of Orleans, No. 3S,l64-Notice Is ns
to the creditors of this estate. ana
persons herein interested, to chow q
have OF can, Why the account pre-
Maria OpheliA 1athilda Plauche. Wide~~ ~
J: Forstall. tutrix, administering vi
should not be h0mologated and appEov1
f1nds distribute d in accordance thelev
By order Of the Court. :, q
jel0 Is 10 FRANK PACE, ~ :
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SEVENTEEN SHARES OF THI CAPlfAL6
OF THE STAIR NATIONAL BAH /
SUCCESSION OF SUMPTER TUWB
Second District Court for the PAfish q 81
No. 1886.

by MACON, ELLISON 4 CT
u PAM. Auctfoneer-Oface No. . IS
stIeet.-On SATURDAY. June II. 1875. = a.
at the st. Charl les Auction EXCHANGE VI
by virtue and in pursuance Of judso.9
Hon. 4. L. Tissot. judge OF the Seeeef
Court for the parish Of Orleans, fsnecee4
1816 ard sie ned May s. 1876 the fcilwhe.
SEyENTRkN SHARES of the Capinl 81
the State National Bank.
Terlns of Ssle-Cssh on the SPOT. IA
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE "A SMALL CONFECTIONERY
II and Cake Bakery. doing good business. a.
most exclusively With colored people. As the
would be . splendid chance for m enterprieing
colored mau. Rent very eheap. Price eS00.
For particulars inquire at this Office.
efO IN tn PY2~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17
BY George Pearson.
ALE or wAREHOUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
NITsD STATES CusToNaousE. }

UNITED STATES CusToNHousR.)
Collectors Office, ,
New Orleans, June Is, 1876.
DY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONEER--
ID The following described goods, having re-
manned in warehouse over three years, or an.
tion, in accordance with the regulations of the
Treasury Department, at Warehouse No. l, Gus
tomhouse building, OF FRIDAY, July :. 1876, at
1880 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

VlLLk AND kLxSlAN exE4O0 OAA0oAs
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACROIx.
Second District Court TOR the Parish Of Ozieans-
No. 80 ST..
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONKsE1I,
1876, at twelve O'Clock M, ut the st. Charles AUG
ton Exchange, in the basement rotunde OF INC
St. Charles Hotel ON st. Charles street. Between
Common and GrAvit r. by virtue and In pnreuances
to an order Of the Hon. A. L. T1ssot, judge OF
the Secopd District Court for the paiish OF o.
leans. dated June S. 1876, for account OF said sue
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, eilulteo ~
bounded by Gravier, Rarcnne. Dryades and " ION
streets and measuring rs feet inch f,ont on orS
vier street, by a depth between para'iei nneS VI
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together With
the buildings thereon, situated III the oecon - D 10.
st Of Pss city u the On sna
and meacuring 80 feet toAt on Orleans streo'' W
~ J. s's AN o LOT OF GROUND, together with
the build ngs and improvements thereon sltuateo
In TIE Third District # this city, desgnaoe1 ny
the No. 4, in tie square bounced oy moieau 1uU ud
Cbartres} Victory (uow Deca. ur), Manoeviro sno
Spain streets, having. American easure ~ 's s
front on NJ melville street. by l24 feet Deep De-
'~e' Two Rs, LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildir gs and improvements thereon. situated IA
tue Third District Of this city, deslgnsted Dv ;n0
Fields, Love (nsw Rampar,), Msligny ard GOOD
each Is fe,t II il ches irrnt on klysian Fleics
street, By l02 feet deep, between parallel INES
Terms and Conditions One-third cash, the bal
apce on a credit of one and two years foc hOtes
bearing tpe cal mortgage and vendors lien arc q
privilege, with eight per cent 1ntersss rom ua ~ ~
of till final payment; the clause OF nve yer CO..
attorney fees in casa OF jud eial proceedings 1ol
the recovery Of payne Mt Of said note, or any Por
ton thereof; the improved property to oe Kept ~, III
sured nv purchasers in . sum TO be fixed by tne
administrator and policies transfs rred TO hm o.
the holders Of any of said notes and all the nsna
clauses. Purcha ers will be required To MAKE
deposit OF ten per cert on the amount OF aa)uoica
ton at the time OF sale.
The whole to be sold according 70 pians eA
hibit.d at the E1chaDgs prior to and On the day
of SALE
Acts of sale of tie properties def cribed by ever
pumber before A. 4. Bienvenu, notary pup lc, an.
those described by odd numbers before q. Norei
notary pu' he. at the expense of purchasers.
ioo Va
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MOST Eli
Chilly LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANl
REAL ESTATE IN THR FIRST, ShCoNp'
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND elArh DIS
TRICTS.
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RaPUBIdO4N 81 TURDAY. JUNE II. 1876
By Placide =. Spear.

FIaST az. OND AND THIRD DISTRICTS,
FRONTING IN GRAvIER. ORLEANS: AANDS-
VILLE AND KLYSIAN FIELDS STREET.
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FIVE TRACTS OF LAND ON BAYOU SAUvAGES,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. ON THE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
SUCCESSION OF J. &. MATTHEW'S.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-17

P. F. HRRWIG.
jels 10 q "a % 80 ys47 Special Deputy Collector.
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Square No. 1850. bounced by Lberaux. Flood
and Force street. and Castspgsv property g.. and
square No. iSss bounded Ds o paD1a' fofce ana
Square No. 1853. bounded by Virtue, Flood aud
Force streets and do Cairns property; p,oo. .,d
Magistrate streets and Cafan avenue.
Square No. 1884, bounded BY Virtue. Flood and
e. I s
saasTs me- and
streets and Cafin and Florida avenues.
Square No. 1854, bonded by Flsrids avenue.
Laws and Flood streets and Castaines property.
Square No. $685. bounded by Flor da avenue
Flood and Industry streets and CastSiDgs pro-
ptrty.
Square 10. 1894. bounded by Florida and Cain
avenues and Flood and Industry streets.
Square No. 1867 bounced by Calm avenue, Flood,
Industry and Agriculture streets.
square No. 1868. bounded BY Industry. Flood
and css, Ss
At Square No. 1872. bounded BY Abundance, Flood.
Agriculture ct reefs and Caffin avenue.
Square No. 1878. bounded by Abundance. Flood.
Treasure stret is and Cast .ings property.
square No. 1871. bounded BY abundance, Flood,
square No. sols, bounded BY Treasure, Flood.
Bienfaits streets and Castang's property;
Square No xols: bounded a BY Trsaaure' FLOOD an"
Square No. 2056 bounded by Coffin avenue, Ben-
faits. Flood and Humanity street
Square No. POST, bounded by Humanity. Flood and
Square No. 2l93 bounded by Humanity, Flood
and PIE azure streets and Cas- taing's property
Square No. 2l94, bounced by Humanity. Flood
and Pleasure streets and Csfln avenue.
Square No. 2232 bounded by Pleasure, Flood and
Ne Plus Ultra streets and Cathn avenue.
Square No. 1888, bounded BY Pleasure. Flood and
Ne Plus Ultra treets and Csstaings property,
Square No. 80 bounded by No Plus Ultra, Flood
Square S, sna ), Il fas Gr.
tr1ots and Flood stree Is and Cairns property.
Square No. Al9. bounded by Patriots, Flood and
Manuel streets and Cef1n avenue.
0anare No. 3l20, bounded by Patriots Flood and
Manuel streets and Castaing's property.
equare No. 2568, bounded BY Manuel Flood and
square No. 1853, bounded by Manuel, Flood and
Bblfvsr STREETS and Csfan avenue
SQUARE No 260e, founded by Bolivar. Flood and
F0y streets and Callin avenue.
square No 1893, bounded BY Bolivar. Flood and
Foy streets and Castains's property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
THE OCEAN NATIONAL, BANK

Before Judge Larremorc, supreme Court, Circuit,
there commenced yesterday tho trial Of the suit
brought by Charles e. Strong, receiver, against Mr..
Giles Taintor, TO recover SEQ 900 bond made TO
Ihc National Bank, conditioned Tor The discharge
Of the duties Of cashier OF tho bank by HIS son. George
l. Tantor who convicted aud sent 10 the State
Prison for ombczziing the moneys OF the bank. II IS
planned In the that Tamtors deialrations
well known To the bank officers aud that compro-
mise aud settlement we're had in 1870 which tcrmi
uaicd Defendants obligation. Tho plantI proved BY
Inc paying teller that April 1873 the latter handed
k25 COO TO the cashier at his request and received for
II the cashiers ticket which has been redeemed,
and which was IN his possession when the bank
JAILED. long argument then took place TO
whether this made prma facir case, requiring an
answer. The feature of interest the the
Examination OF George l.. Taintor, who hal been
brought from prison Tor tho purpose He was looking
exceedingly well and promptly answered the questions
put 10 him, comprising the counter allegations in tho
answer as stated above At time lie got a little
ncttlcd.
al am willing 10 father all DID, he said.
"You seem 10 be iatherng them. whether willing or
Otherwise retorted tue opposing counsel
The trial Will be resumed this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
IMPORTERS OF LIQUORS.

test case was tried and decided yesterday In the
United States District Court Of special Importance to
importers Of foreign wines and liquors II was an ac
ion brought By The government against Seymour
hcculloch, an imported OF foreign liquors. under sec
non 3ls OF the Revised Statutes for failure on the part
II defendant and other importers 10 make entry in
book required TO he kept by wholesale liquor dealers OF
he sale and delivery Of foreign spirits. The defence
rehed ON that the spirits were kept and sold IN
premises Of the importers and thai such cases the
aw did not apply TO foreign spirits Judge Batch
holds that ior the purposes Of the government
,ondcd warehouses were premises of importers, and
he Laws does apply 10 foreign spirits; that importers
irc required u keep books and mako entries and III.
cced chat verdict be entered against the defendant
the penalty OF <lO0 In thirteen other like the
Jury directed 70 render verdicts against the
lcndants the penalty being OF ike amount in each
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Edourd Bieder, alias wieder, the notorious French
shop.iner, arrested by Detectives Williamson and
Ferris Monday night, was committed by Judge
Dany at the Washington Place Court, yesterday. Tor
having stolen quantity Of jewellers tools from liam
nell Co. OF No. Maiden lane, and twelve dozen
watch glasses from d. Zimmerman \ Co., OF No 81
Maiden ane, whose stores no entered in the guise
OF stationery pedler.
Mary NcAanus, servant hold Tor triai at the
Washington Place Cour yesterday for stcsling dia-
mond ring. value 500. from Mrs b. Elwood. aboarder
IN the house where she was employed
Andrew brcssant charged with stealing $500 in gold
from Paul Lcgunge, California cinigraut com
miied Tor trial al The Tombs yesterday IN default Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08
PUGILIsTIC PLUMBER.

During the glove contest between Deputy Coroner
John Mahan Of Jersey City, better known s'steve
Taylor" and George ROOKIE In Howes Il Cushing s
circus corner OF Forty ninth street and Eighth
avenue, Tuesday night, pair Of pantaioons owned
by Taylor coat and pants belonging to Rookie, and
coat owned by Mr.. James Holbrook, of No. 426 West
Thirty second street, OF the performers, were
stolen. The pugiisis compelled to 60 home in
borrowed clothes An hour after Officer MulIigan. OF
the Twentieth precinct found John Brophy, aged
twelve years, OF No $50 West Fortyfourth street.
Thomas Reilly aged eleven years. OF Wcst Forty first
street, seated In wagon at Fortysecond street and
Eighth avenue dividing up the plumber. Master Rcy
just rcmarking that Taylors would make
coat pants and vest, and that they could the
coat, when tho officer arrested them. On being ar
raigncd before Justice Duffy yesterday afternoon the
young rascals we're held for trial.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Yesterday, shortly after twelve O'clock the United
States Court Eastern District, Judge Benedict presd-
ing organized for the June term. In anticipation
the attention of the Grand Jury being called the
recent serious accusations Of malcassnce brought by
the indicted Illicit whiskey cistcr Christian A. Stein,
against Deputy Collectors Daniel Gcn and Samuel
Gbenson, and duplicating ex-Unted States Assistant
District Attorney William d. Hughes there was largo
attendance OF revenue officials in the court The follow
ing Grand Jurors sworp:-J. b. Norris, foreman;
Edwin Atkins. Daniel 5. Armond Il. g. Berri, II. l..
Parkwell A. q. Brownell A. I. Cushman, William
Duvail John French, Isaac Hall. Edward l.. Hogan D..
$, Holmes, John X. Hoppel, ]. King, W. II. Little,
7. V. Latlmer T. J. Moore, Henry a. Morrison, John
A. Moody, J. Van 0gdon, Henry A. Richardson. Henry
g. Reed, Joseph Weidmeyer Theodore Ross. The
Grand Jury being duly sworn. Judge benedict said
that the District Attorney had not called
his attention TO any particular case that
he wished to present TO thcm the Court
had only to instruct them TO their duty in the
binary transaction their business as urymen The
usual instructions having been given they retired
their deliberations The petit jury panel was then
Called and there being no business tor them they
discharged Tor the term Though District Attorney
Tennoy declines to give Information whatsoever
pertaining TO the stein, in the matter OF his
charges OF having brbcd the officials above TO shicd
HIM from prosecution, it rs regarded as certain that
tho evidence IN tho will be laid before the new
Grand Jury, and Witnesses have already been sum-
moncd TO appear before that body. The result OF the
deliberations OF the jury will DO awaited with interest
by the public s@
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Judge Woodruff reversing the same and ordering new
trial The is important and eminent counsel has
been engaged 10 conduct IT,
The trial OF the suit brought by the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company against the New York Elevated
Railroad Company. was resumed yesterday before
Judge Van Hocsen, holding Special Term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas. Three witnesses were exam
ined-James ii. Wallace, John II. Walsh and Peter
Powclsonthe nrst, who has charge OF the pasntin7s
stables testying 10 the fright OF the horses through
the running OF trains the elevated railroad. the
ond TO the dripping OF oil from the engines on his
clothes while getting OIL the plaintiffs cars. and the
third showing photographs OF the alleged dangerous
proximity OF tue two roads.
Before Judge Lawrence holding Supreme Court,
Special Term, there continued yesterday the trial
OF the SUIT brought by Isaac French receiver Of the
Peoples Bank, against Lawrence o Brien, depositor
la November last just before the bank suspended nc
conveyed 70 the dcponent mortgage Tor so oOu lot
which he gave check for the deposits he had IN oank
and $40 0OO IN cash The suit Is TO set aside tho trans
action as fraudulent effort to prefer oBrien over
other creditors.
A sun has been brought in the Court OF Common
Pleas by Henry Devoe against Elizabeth Deyoe for d.
vorcc being alleged that she married when be
married her The case came before Judge Van Hoeson
yesterday, on a motion OF Colonel George H. Hart de-
iendants counsel, for alimony and counsel fees The
defendant denies all the allegations III the complaint
Tho Court took the papers. reservlng decision.
The trial OF the suit OF Krymbrung vs. Sheriff d Bren
illustrates the uncertainty OF the law the suit being
one respecting the alleged wrongful seizure Of liquor
store. There have been three trials and three non
suits The first verdict Obtained before Judge }. +.
Daiy reversed by Judge Robinson and the second
verdict before Judge Robinson, reversed by Judge
j. H. Daily, being Roland for an Oliver There has
Just been given third nonsuit before Judge Robinson
IL remains to be what the future costs will be,
they already footing up 5000, while the original claim
Tor 5000
The New York Dyelng and Printing Establishment
sued David Fox In tho FIRST District Court and on
joang OF issue, demanded trial by jury. venire
was issued returnable on an adjourned day, but me
necessary number OF jurors not beng present tho
plaintiff waved jury trial The defendant objected 70
ria by the Court ana moved that the case be tried
by n Jury Judge Callahan overrued tho objection and
notion and the trial before HIM resulted IN judgment
for plaintiff The Court OF Common Pleas on appeal,
have affirmed the Judgment holding that the defendant
having failed to demand jury trial ut the joining oil
issue could not a!terward insist upon II.
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s.ss sol Ias7, acls. 1927, ST. 1ol 1915 $50, $780,
us, d9l, 107sk
SUPERIOR CoVRT-GESERAL TkRM--Adiourned until
Monday, June IL 1875
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL rERM-Hald by Judge
Sedgwick Issues OF iact--Nos. IL, 8, 81
SUPERIOR CoURr-TsrAL TERM-Part !. Held by
Judge Saniord-Nos. 2027 1ll3 1914 905, 1l3j, 1912
lll2 1882. 1880 1855, ,37, 1912 1871 1854 11i2 Part
2Held BY Judge Sper-Nos 1875, IT, 1882 sSs, 1905,
1905 800, e76, 60s 9Gs, lilo, 9ls 1850. s3s, 96i.
COMMON PLEAs-EQuiTy TxRM-Hed by Judge Van
Hoesen--Nos. I. Is 80, q, 40, 10, l. o, $. %.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Robinson Nos. 21lo, 700. 225l 2135. 1911 2l4I 2i8
2l33 2l54 1895 2033 1854 1884, 46l i, 1871 636 l562
1891 242s lA4 ll04 2033 230 2l12, 1876, llsi ll4s
Part 2-iied by Judge Van Brunt-Nos 1855, 244l,
1919 1919, 2376, 2o27 1915 254s 2250 2266 Part B.
Held by Judge J. r. Daly 1902. zoos, 1894 200l,
2541.
MARINE CouRr-rEtA TEsM-Part Held by Judge
AlkeE-Nos 3S7l 4l9l 4zo5 1900, 422l. 1908, 1858,
1922 7s3l, 1872 1885, zoos, 1863 1902 394l Part p
Held by Judge Shcridan.-Nos 4l04, 3749, $780, 1854
714o ALA, 500, 1852, 404S, 4o6l 1000, 4l22, 424l
1885, 1901. TART 3-Adjourned until Monday next.
CouRT OF GENERAL SEssioSs-Part Held by Re-
corder Hacketl The People va George W. Russell,
John Evans and Thomas Muret, burglary; Same vs.
Thomas RICE, grand larceny; Same vs.. David o. Bird
grand larceny; same lillian McClelland. forgery:
Same VS.. William Hammond, false prctcnccs: Same
Catharinc siattery and Mary Kelly petit larceny. Part
- Held hy Judge Gdcrslscvc.--rhe People George
knight mansaughter Same vi. William Sill and
Thomas L. Strange, robbery; Same vs. Frank Freelapd,
feionous assault and battery Same vs. John Burns
and John Halenbeck, grand larceny Same vs.. Edward
Baycr. false preteuces,