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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Real Estate Exchange was crowded yesterday,
owing 1.-THE fact that most Of the auconeers had adj
vertsed property for sale.
Richard " Harnett sold by order OF the Court the
house and lot 25x100 H. on East Tooth street. north
side go OF Fourth avenue John Townsncnd
plaintiff for So COO also tho house, with G0cet lease
Of lot, 20xS3 4x2OxSi 10, on East Fftysi1th street,
north side, 1853 feet cast OF First avenue, lease
dat ne from November 10 1870 ground rent $40 per
annumL to Peter Gill u, Tor $7,l00
H. A. Lawrence & Co sold, foreclosure sale, the six
brown stone houses four stories each, htted up as
French fats and stores with lots, the west side OF
FIRST avenue III feet north Of l24th street. lots COX
7s rs fows:-Lot A. 81 IL north OF l2ith street. sub
ect to afnortgag OF as 600 TO George Hagerty for
$500 over said mortgage IN all S. 7O0 also the adon-
$4,000 TO lafayette Ranney, tor 500 said mort
gage oil o. 100 also tho four adjoining lots, on the
north side, sme size, tho same subject 10 a
mortgage Of $50 900 10 Lafayette Ranney for 81 500
all S31 $50 Hugh y. Camp sold, by order OF tho Court
the plot OF land IVA 5x2S4xp5xSxIi x246, Railroad
avenue north side, corner Fourth street Morrsania
Twenty third ward 70 the Mutual Lfo Insurance Com
pany, plaintiffs for 5000; also four lots, with man
sion thereon, subject 10 mortgage OF $4,000 on tho
three lots aud 81 300 sae money the fourth, 70
Elias Smith Higgins for a. so over the above In all
the with lot, 10 SxQs0 rwontythrd street,
north side, 2oLs feet wost Of First avenue 70 Alex
ander Melville for 81, 600 Hugh n Camp Also soid the
three story brick house with lot Y iOxgs 80 avenue
A. northeast OF Seventy fourth street. subject 20
a mortgage OF e4,67s IS, 70 John q henderson Tor
800 over said mortgage
IL H. Ludlow 4 ca, Peter r. Meyers, william Ken
nelly and j. X Stevenson, Jr, adjourned several sales
81 quite largo amount Of valuable nrepeEW
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: BROOKLYN COURT ITEMs.

Judge Pratt sitting in the Supreme Court Circuit,
yesterday ordered judgment for the plaintiff in the
cause of the ST. Nicholas Bank against D. S. Duncomb
and others for $1130s7.
A. j. W. Ludlow, who brought suit in the Brooklyn
City Court, before Judge McCue, against William
Bailey TO recover the commission ON the sale Of
5000 worth of lumber. obtained verdict OF two per
cent on the entire amount.
In the OF the People VS.. Mossrs. Kingsley,
Keeney and others, order yesterday en-
tered, by mutual consent, granting stay OF
proceedings pending the appeal of the counsel for
plaintiff from the order Of Judge Barrett changing tho
place of trial TO Brooklyn.
Yesterday the General Term OF the Supreme Court
granted an order TO show cause why Counsellor Ben
jamn Il. Valentine should not be dsbarred. The order
Is made returnable to.lnorrow lThursdayl morning.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL SUIT.

Commissioner Wight was in attendance at the Drexel
Building yesterday morning for the purpose Of hearing
further testimony the Pacific Mall matter but none
of the witnesses appeared. The testimony OF Messrs
Harriet Hatch and Talcou stricken out on account
Of its not being finished and the attendance OF the
witnesses to complete it, The commission will remain
open until Mr.. Johnson, who is sick, signs his
testimony. The testimony will then all be sent to the
Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals OF Hennepin county,
Minnesota, where the trial Is now pending The coun-
Sci Mr. Bennett and Mr.. Goodwin, both expressed their
regret at the failure Of Mr. Harriet to complete his
testimony, the fragments already given had in their
opinion, unjusty implicated Mr. Frederick billings and
Others in whose integrity they had the utmost cond-
dence. Mr.. Bennett said If Mr.. King would account
for the $1l5 000 which passed into his hands he might
be exonerated. The commission here is closed
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FFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge wandeIL

THR ATTEMPT TO HooDwINK JUSTICE
John Cheesman, the man who was induced by officer
Bowos TO impersonate a prisoner who had escaped
wbilo being brought to court discharged yesterday
on being brought up on remand. Fhe officer made a
clean breast Of his attempt hoodwink the Court
although he swore positively yesterday that Cheeaman
was tho person who had escaped from him Captain
Garland was prosont during the proceedings and will
prefer charges againstU nicer Bowes.
LOST HIS WATCH AND CHAIN.
John 0'Noil, aged twenty, residing at No. $40 East
Thirty street, accused OF the theft OF gold
watch and chain the property OF Andrew Turnbul Of
No 237 East Thirty fifth street0O'Neil held for
further examination this afternoon.
MORE OF THE BOGUS MARSHAL business.
Patrick Clare a laborer, commenced suit for dam
ages at this Court yesterday against Joseph Cotton
owner OF a tenement Third avenue, near fifty.
eighth street. on the ground OF illegal eviction Joseph
limerick an assistant to Marshal McDonough, Of this
Court procured dispossess warrant on behalf OF Cot
ton from Justice Flanagan, OF the Twenty third ward
at his Office in Nassau street. and induced two young
men named Hamilton aud Woodruff TO execute II while
he. as Clare alleges, stood by
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge Law
rence.-Nos. 80, Ia 1870 142 l43 1885, 1914. 49, 1914,
22s 2l9, $50 25s, $50 294 sos 500 SIS 1885, sl3 34s
80 St6 se3 s66 Se9 374 $780, 800, 4OS 400, Ala 40
422, 423, 42l, ABS, 420, 427.
Vorst.-Dem urrcrs-Nos. %, 20. Law and faot--Nos
90 30 ZIG, pa 304 225 100 214 31l las 212, 1872,
2s5 26s, 2s2 2oo lO So7, 1919, 2o4 lls, 12o go 1856
ns surnnSH covnT1sRggT-P Field By Judge
tss sa ssss 1857 1871 5S III 81 st. fcsd $50 $50
1856 255i, 25S5 SO IL issg 60 1884, 1854 5a5
1919 l02st llS4,, ii5o liz, IlSO 1856, 1919
iis6 1870, 1892, 1lss, lbs 1900 Part s-Hoid 81
Judge Larremore 1ls9, 2275 los, 60 1l31, 1885,
llol, PA, 2945 22oo, 25o7, 142l, 1i254, 3d. 1850
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPRcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
s0dgwick.-NSs Il, 9, IS rs l. 81, 80, q 60 81
Chief Justice Moncl-Nos 900, 1917, $50. 993 1897
$50, Se7 e95, 997, e99 1901, 1908, 1905 1907 1902
Part 2-Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos 1918, 416, As,
SSa' 800 49, -' '''' CO. 10 80 ''' vow 90
SUPERIOR couRr-GESERAL TERM Adjourned for the
oouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-EourrY TERx-Hcld by
Judge Robinson, on Nos. 80 TO- L.
cogRr OF coaaos PLEAs-TRIAL ThRM-Part Hold
s sy IT, joseph ssJ &C., w 1880 ios
o0e, 229I, 22sS, 2s7S leoo, ii57, 1854 1925, I'LL
Part 2-Held BY Judge Van Brunt. Nos 1902 1919,
ina TIA 17l5 170, I'LL IT'S 1910 1870 1721 1722
I725 1928 172s. Part 3-Held by Judge Van Hoesen.-
NOS l4bi, lOoi 1872 1908, 1903. 1907, 1919, 1910,
1883 1854 1855.
MARrsr couEr-TnlAL TnRx-Pyt Held by Judge
Goepp-Nos 6566, 3475 o15S G4Ss, 1902, 1925, 3769,
1857, 3oO3 1904 1905 396s, 5000 39ll 1913 Part .
Held by Judge Alker--Nos asOS, 9s6d 2lSl 1892 7O7,
2304 $751; 9749 3sO1 8so1 $780, $780, 3So7 $685. 390l
Part g. Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. $3.50, 1881,
24O0, 1882 656s 46s 2915 $780, $685. 67s7, $500 666
6675 o677 6657 $780, $685. 65ls $685. 6544 637s 3s27
1890 4Sl9 454O $780, 57o5, $685. 5s45 5S5 $685. $751;
5g36, 5920, 604d
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssioNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett-The People w Henry Payne robbery
Same vs. Edward Stein, foonious assault and battery
Same julius Hoflnoster felonious assault and
battery; Same George Thornton felonious assault
and battery; Same James kerwin feonious assault
and battery; Same VS.. Matthew Kerwin, James
Kerwin and Frank Burke, felonious assault and bat
terry; Same VS. George Webster burglary; Same VS..
Michael Hall, burglary; Same vs. Henry Jones and
Fanny q. Halenbeck, burglary; Same vs. Frank Ennis,
burglary Same Henry Griffith and Charles Heisler,
burgary Same George McHenry, feonious assault
and battery; Same vs. William Kelly, robbery; Same
VS.. George Spanner grand larceny; Same Nathan
Roth, gr0nd larceny; Same Patrick O'Brien false
pretences; Same vs. Michael Roach false preteuces;
Same vs. Jacob Kuner, petit larceny Same VS. James
Quirk, petit larceny.
NEw. YORK OYER AND TERSnNER CALENDAR for
Wednesday, February 16 1s76-Held by Justice Bar
rett-Thc People VS. Amin Sing, homicide; Same vs..
Charles Smith, homicide.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

THE GRAND INTERNATIONAL MEETING AT
MoNAco-FULL SCORES OF IMPORTANT
EVENTS.
The contest for the Grand Prix du Casino at Monaco
as already given in the HERALD, by Captain A
l. Hatton, whose name will he added on the marble
tablets OF the Pavilion TO the winners Of tho past four
years. already cut in letters Of gold The prize which
the administration gave on this the most
valuable contested for in Europe the objet dart
which consisted Of magnificent service In silver gilt
possessing additional interest in being fac-simile OF
one belonging to the Due dAumale. The following Is
the full score o. the event
MONACO Jan. rs and 20, 1876 Grand Prx du Casino,
obje dart Of the value OF 000r and 200OOt (fSCo
added to a sweepstakes OF Is EACH the second TO re-
ceve 000f the prize and 20 per cent Of the en-
tries the third 2000f and 20 per cent and the fourth
lOO0 and is per cent IL pigeons, on the FIRST day
al 20 metres GO YARDS, and tho second day at ~
metres t29 yards; those missing four TO stand outi
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AN ASCENDING POLICEMAN.

Up Saturday last the police Of Long Island city
werc not paid for six months services on that day
they received four months pay. Nelson Lawson, Of
tho Astoria squad owed bis butcher baker, shoemaker
&c, $500. On Saturday evening he received his pay,
and one hour afterward left the village With woman
named Jennie Doyle. Nothing heard from the
party until yesterday morning, when Mrs Lawson re-
coved telegram from her husband, dated Jersey CITY
which stated that he and Mrs. Doyle would start for
parts unknown and that ho would return her
with two small children. and 10 present worry near
bar coBhnamonk
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suMMARY on LAW GASES.

Judge Donohue in the suit Of vose VS. Cowdrey, tho
particulars OF which have been fully published gave
decision yesterday, sustaining the demurrer.
George stoker got verdict yesterday the Superior
Court before Judge Curtis, for 1898 81 against the
Cunard steamship Company. The verdict in
dcmnIfy the plaintiff alleged theft of his pocketbook
while passenger on the steamship Cuba in August,
1871
this morning In the trial before Judge Donohue in the
suit of John Cassbeer, executor OF Mr.. Rthl against
William Kalbheisch. The SUIT was on promssory
In The suit brought by the Germania Bank against
william Kiiantiva, before Judge Curtis of the Superior
Court the facts OF which have been published, YER
dict rendered yesterday for Sl,00S IS in favor Of
Reagan. the boatswan OF the American shin Con-
stantine charged tn maltreating Thomas Cochrane
a seaman on that vessel, during recent voyage from
London this port was held under 5000 bail yester
day, by Commissioner Shields, to await an. ezamna-
ton.
doing business without having paid the special tax re-
qured by the revenue laws, was held yesterday under
$500 bail for examination, BY United States Commits
sioner Shields.
samson Rosenblant charged with defraudIng Jew
elers IN Maiden lane out Of some $50 900 worth Of
jcwery and who was brought here from California
a requsition, was yesterday arragned before Judge
Barrett In the Court OF Oyer and Termner and pleaded
not guilty.
cult there was tried yesterday the suit Of GEORGE
Washington to recover damages from the city through
injuries resulting from being thrown from his cart
dent resulting from defect in the sewer. He gota
verdict for $500.
James Magrath convicted at the last term OF tho
Crcnit Court Of the United States OF attempting 10 pass
counterfeit silver half dollars, and awaiting sentence
but who escaped from jail and was recaptured
fenced yesterday by Judge Benedict to thirty days
prisonment and hard labor and to pay 81 fine.
The United States Grand Jurors summoned for the
United Sta,Ns Circuit Court yesterday did not appear in
sufficient nafhbors make a full panel and those
present were excused until next Saturday, to which
time the Court adjourned The abseniees will be
looked alter by the United States District Attorney
In suit In the Marine Court yesterday before
Judge Gocpp and jury, TO against Louisa
Iauerbach a note made by her. and In which she
charged her separate estate with the payment thereof
but or the proceeds OF which her husband received
part loan the Court directed veroict In favor Of
the plaintiff for $2376 43.
In the case Of Slattcriy Korn before Judge
McAdam OF the Marine Court a verdict was rendered
for the defendant The defendant employed one
Barkev 10 erect certain buildings for hin in the CITY
who EN- ployed the painin TO do portion Of the work
and Qaxe him an the defendant $500 IN pay
ment hesgrs Jacobs Link, tho defendants coun-
sell showed that the latter could in way be held
liable and upon such showing the above verdict was
given.
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THE FERNANDO WOOD SUIT.

Further testimony was taken yesterday before Judge
Sedgwick holding Special Tenn OF the Superior Court
In the suit brought by David Ogden assignee of var
GUS creditors OF W. Hill Fowler against Fernando Wood
10 recover somo 900 alleged have been paid to
Mr. Wood by Mr. Fowler in consideration Of the atter's
appointment as Corporation Attorney such payments
being claimed be in fraud OF Fower's creditors Mr.
Fowler recalled witness aud testified that the
political assessments he paid while Corporation Attor
ney was only about $780, and be reiterated his stato-
ment of having been at Mr. Woods house at Blooming
dale and named Mrs Mills and DR.. Sayre among the
persons no met there. On his cross-examinaton by
Recorder Smith, counsel for Mr. Wood he confessed
Notwithstanding the judgment against him. OF driving
his own and carriage, and his check book also
showed pretty large paid out account OF stock
add gold speculatons. Ex-Register McCool testified
shat during the three years he Register Mr. Wood
never required one dollars political contribution from
which ho did, his payments however, beng purely
voluntary He stated, further, that Mr.. Wood never
dictated TO him to his appointments. Ex-Judgo
Quinn testified that ne had recollection OF paying
Corporation Attorney, but he presumed no did fasked
10 do
Mr. p g. Maloney and Mr. Charles b. Cornell both
members OF the Mozart Hall Finance Committee,
1iaed that IL was necessary that should at
tend to the collection and of moneys
and that this left entirely 70 Mr. Wood. All the
above were called as wItnesses-exceptng, OF course,
Mr. Fowler-against Mr.. Wood, but their testimony,
will be seen. wholly IN Mr. Woods favor. Chief
Justice Shea of the Marine Court however was called
no show that Mr. Fowler told him that he contributed
81 to the support OF Mozart Hall during tho
time he held the oflce or Corporation Attorney.
Some further testimony Will be given this morning
after which, OWING to the necessity OF Mr.. Woods
turn to Washington counsel viii agree upon some day
next week for the summing up.
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HAND BALL.

The return match between Messrs. Patrick Casey and
Barney McQuade against Messrs. James Casey and
James Dunno, was decided yesterday at the Madison
street court Tho terms were the best out Of seven
games for $3.50 SIDE aud the latter victorious,
the score being as foOws:--
Casey and Dunne-2O, Q, II, 81, 81, 7, 81
p Casey and McQuade-2l, II, 8, q. 10, 81, 18
To-day there will take place in this court the post.
ponod match between the Philadelphia champion,
Morris Moore and II. Landy ngalnst Robert NJ Dore
and Daniel Mccarthy The challenge is for 800 sid'
and best three games out OF Ave
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xAs panK no,eA rns Iutter was handed to Mr. A. J.
Nler, Chief Clerk OF the Railway Mails The Special
AGENT followed the letter until he delivered into
the Rondout Office. The letter remained there
until Monday morning: jus. as INC pouen
in which i had been placed laced was 70 be
Lackawack the Rondout postmaster took that letter
nom the bag and delivered IT, IS arranged previously
70 the special agent The letter was opened The
money was not there Winter Immediately ar
rested and searched The money was yet missing
The officers went to his lodgings and searched the
clothing he had LETT AZ home and found the stolen
money in his pockets
HEBRA HASED VA EMET SOCIETY.
An interesting question Of law came before Judge
Barrett at Chambers and has just been decided A
society known as Hcbra Hased Emet has existed
for seventyve years in connection with the Congrega
ton Shearith Israel Of this city The object Of the
society to provide for the burial OF members and
others according to the Jewish rites and ceremonies
Tho Hebra Incorporated 1857 under the general
laws Of New York. its charter declaring its objects,
but In no respect limiting membership TO shearith
Israel In view of the recent difficulties 10 the congre
cation the incidents that follow will be understood.
On the 1rs Sunday Of January officers for the year
were elected, and, among them MI. Isaac Hendricks
as Secretary. Mr.. Hendricks had two days pre-
viousy rendered his resignation OF seats IN the
Nineteenth street Synagogue There is bylaw
OF the Hebra which provides that member marrying
one Of the faith or resgning his seats in Shearish
Israel shall forfeit his membership II was GAINED
that Mr.. Hendricks was not eligible 10 Office under
this article OF the bylaws An application accord
ingy made 10 Judge Barrett for mandamus to compel
the president Of the Hebra to convene special meet
ing for the election OF a secretary. Mr. Nathan IN pre-
senng the application urged these facts and the right
OF the Hebra pass such bylaws defined the quan-
cations OF members Messrs- NJ. S. lsaacs and A. L.
Sanger, representing the president, insisted that the
society being Incorporated under The general laws OF
the State the quoted provision Of lie bylaws was In
valid and that Mr.. Hendricks legally elected
secretary that he had resigned his seat in tho
synagogue he did not thereby forfeit the rights OF
membership In tho Hebra, and that the proceeding
by mandamus would not lie. Judge Barrett decided
10 deny the mandamus.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Aiphorsse Adoiph, aged twenty-five native Of Eng
land and sailor by occupation, yesterday held by
Judge BIxby at tho Tombs Police Court TO answer
charge OF stealing quantity ofclohng. valued AZ $75
from Louis kres, Of No. 1858 Bowery.
Daniel Curtin, Of No LOG Cherry street, fruit dealer,
Manuel, that the 10Th inst he and man named
SScotty," an ex-oonvct, assaulted him In rum store,
at No 90 James street, and robbed him Of S27. Bail
was fixed at 81 600
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warrant charging her With abduction To-
complainant, George D. Parks, Of No. i,Sl4 Third
avenue testinod that tho accused had been domestic
In his family until recently He discharged her because
ho suspected her OF being the person who had attempted
few weeks ago to burn his house. and he supposed
that her abduction OF his child Vonie, aged nfteen
years. was the result Of malice She denied the charge
and asserted that the child had visited her OF her own
accord and had then remained with her for few days
al her solicitation She claimed that she could prove
this TO be 80 she granted examination and
the case was set down for this afternoon.
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MATCH OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS BETWEEN
JOHN ourwArER AND ABRAHAM marty

JOHN OUTWATER AND ABHAHAM BEATTY-
THE FORMER THE WINNER.
On tho Ith inst, John outwater OF Rutherford Park,
n j., and Abraham Beatty Of Brooklyn, agreed to
shoot find trap and handle match OF 20 birds each
for 800 side; 81 yards rise. so yards boundary 4
ounce shot and old long Island rules 10 govern The
event cano OF yesterday at Deorioot Park and was
Witnessed BY 100 or more persona The weather was
Of tho worst possible character for such contest as
during the progress OF the shooting raned and hailed
at times and the wind blew gale. All preliminares
were hurriedly arranged Mr. NJ. v. Baylis accept.
ing the position Of referee. aud Mr. W. f.
Bergen" acting as judge for Beatty and
Mr. Daniel Green for Outwator The birds wero
gwen the wind, and Of them being tremendously
fast It was found difficult to stop them Mr. outwator
tout blrdcd his opponent oght or ten OF his lot being
obtained from tho brothers Greene, OF Brooklyn, who
will occasionally help friend in need with cw OF
their fast Flyers Outwater proved the winner, killing
ten 10 nine scored by Beatty Tho former used PAR
ker and the latter Scott, both ten gauge breech-
leaders,
Summary
DEKRrooT PARK PARKvILLR l. J., Feb 10, ls1o-
Match 500; 20 birds each; q yards rise, 30 yards
BOUNDARY il o. slot; nnd trap and handle each for
the other and old Long Island rules 70 govern
0urwArER--l l. o. /, O. l. o, /, /, o, o, o, !, !, !,
3. II Total. 10 Killed, I0 missed, 10.
BEArTY-O, q l. l. i Q, 9, o l. l. o, o, 0, 1, o,
oil l. Total 20. Killed, o; missed, IL
Rsfereo-Mr ~ V. Baylis
Judge for Oulwater-Mr Daniel Green
JUDO for Beaity-Mr. W. K "Hefson"
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ENGLISH RACKET5.

An interesting game came or yesterday afternoon
at McQuade's Racket Court between Mr.. Oscar Man.
ming the champion OF English rackcts in the United
States and Mr.. James Heating, Of Dublin, the Irish
pert The match was for 500 side, best three out Of
1--WE The hall filled with amateurs long before tho
game began. splendid struggle ensued, tho betting
al the start being I've TO four the American export
The decision however very close, as the following
score viii show
Manning. ................. 10, = To- ., 10
Heating. .......... .............l1, 10, IL, Is,
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.

ALLEGED ABDUCTION BIZ A coLonED WOMAN.
Della Tobias a cOlored woman, living at No 400
West Twenty-sccond street was arrAiHnAd an
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Whom Che above bad boon cOncIudod TWO BInRo-
handed matches were played The FIRST between
rhomas Early and John Haoran, best four In seven,
which was won by ohm Halloran, four straight games
Tbe second was between A. Smith and p 0'Brien best
wo in three which was won by Smith, by score oil 81
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

BAY DISTRICT FAIR GROUNDS, SAN FRAScIsco, Cal,
Feb and T. lS76-Pursc of $3.50 Tor members horses
mile heats, three in i've, ia harness. -Four heats
liinhn on he b.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

Before Recorder Hackett
paEsENrMENr RECOMMENDING DETER COURT
ACCOMMODATION SUBMITTED TO RECORDER
HAcKETT.
When the Grand Jury came into court at eleven
O'Clock yesterday mernins with the bills Of Indiot-
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THE GAME IN BRooKLYN.

Several enc games played yesterday afternoon
before large gathering at Casey's court The lrst
and best was a four-handed game between James Dunn
and Arthur McQuado on one side, and james Casey
and James McEvoy, on the other. The following Is