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A Bribe from T. dc via raimage Returned


quietly engaged one day In the fail OF 1873 upon
one Of the dai papers 1 was surprised by the
receipt OF snote, from which tue following is
an eKIsct, save that l withhold the name Of
the paper referred to:
ER6oKLyS. Oct IA 1879
~ hs .rr.ny.,n,als 49, s 1 "a IN, ,ne
Meanshilo, Il 3ou VII n ,our relsIous column from
You're, &c, A.. liz WITT rAIn.eK.
The ttalics are those OF the writer of the Ietter.
had never spoken with nr. ralnIaas but
once, when lie came to the Office TO ask To be
"set right N some reference tnat hid been
made 10 the Tabernacle by Dr. Cuyer. His note
wac evidently written under the Ian preston that
Iwas connected with the -, out received
II liter leaving that Journs, " accept similar
duties On another. occasionally alluded to inc
ChriAtLIH at Work IN my new relations. aud 1t
Would appeAI from second note received that
Dr. Ialmage was pleased. The envelope had an
enclosure, ana was gked "FersvnAl and lrl-
yate." TIE note was as follows;
Nh - Dur SIR. Enc osed ~ for WORK done
ne ahrsaaa az s, unaer,l4nd ySH haye ehsrse
know VINO hS. taken your place IA ens and oblige.
Yo1'''@e" 'DfT II a Ii.s,s .,,e,,
This seemed to demand reply. I answered
II, saving:
Your note Of the 18th inst ncosng check Tor $50 on
thrts IN 80 WORK, Is to-day received Not having
Cher Shcn sSoud ce your g1 or sS o. an sy
tecuuiary o1iisluon 10 me, 1 herewith return tae
chcc& 10 you.
In postscript gave DIR. Taimage the name
Of my sue essor on the Otner journal, nut have
never learned whether the Doctor sent him any
"uriyate ana personal" notes.
regret TO saw that the Doctor never lcknOwl-
ed ged the receipt of my note ur tue rstarn Of
his cnt Ck, "A If have never had an commune
cation with him since.
cherish these AUTOGRAPH letters OF so pTomi-
nent clergyman, hut 4 any Of his aum.rers de-
sire To secure Them Will receive ruposais,
sinpn stipuisting that the bids shall not tart
at less tuan SluJ, ana That the money paid shall
DO devoted 10 some local aud practical clirity.
NEW YORK, NJv.3. Y Y. T..
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A-a vo = Oh Tor nvercoat yes, but hl lck
-uuu uutA J.. tier Cal at R,YnOld n 90 y cor er ~
N's au aud Futon street, tor your Oyeruoats lnd win
TEL garments -Adp.
Moneli's Ieething CDIdill II abenent TO babies
and Dirssng " nlVthers. 70 s.nn .-Ado.
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SCHOOL SUITS. Large stock az greatly reduced
prlr,s. Br'AnW brotnefs, Fourth avenue, opposite
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HwARrZ.-In the city OF New York. the III dag
NrVeinDrr. 1875. by tlie Hon Villa Is. Curtis Chief
Judge Of the superior Court. jennie schwartz from
Peer scnwarz. Cause, adultery.
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Reduced prices in furniture and carpets.
CowuertuSMts ~ aad III CHATHAM street. Pay
mUntAly. -lap.
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MARRIED..

KEF NF-McNALLY. In san Frircisro oct. ~ at
re residence Of the H. &. Bshop. Frank kCene ter
trude, daug ter OF tue ATE iiuga McNsy, al OF New
\ or.
So IRF-rlMPsoN,-ht Greenwich. Conn Nov l.
p the Rev II. N. Warrington, Chari.H l.. squire Of
stamford 70 ANY u. unpson, daughter 81 George A.
IlmpsOn "a NlIuug
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TuE CENTtNNIAL WArCiI.

TiIE JENTLNNIAL warren
Those who have teen 10 the Cent? nlial Exhibition
and those VINO have lot can readily aud appreciate
Tor Themselves the outcome of century's progress
IN watches by purchasing one OF those elegant
LADD PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES.
ntted with nnr mOveinen TO micn These cases the
most oeautfu durable popular aud the nest ever pro
duccn for the money. made IN ladica' nsnen's
IN an styles ~ engavluR ald nnsl Tor st"n And Aey-
wiuder movements OF American manufacture. For
sale by dealers every sherr Stne gruulnc pnlcHr
stamp d sc. W. LADD'5 PAR" undsr he bcIel CIR
euiafs descriptive A.d aistoicN s,n on !pi.ga'iop
II MAIDEN lanc, Nov York.
rKINArE iIJ-PIrALFDR riiE TREAT
normal cOnliuO II tIs peIvic Visc'ri. tJi an 40
strAct u 20 y.lrs 40 tl'nci pttcf 9ctst enclo.e
uttce hours trJut 20 ~ tpt AMI , u evenings,
KEEPS Ct-TOm -uiRr- MADE 70
best u Tor 81 not the siLhtest
hgiti. 10 take or kecp any Of keep', slr.s un.gs
pHIocy satisfactory. on B'Oidw-b. and Oh Aren 81,
fnliadrlpns.
MR-. WIN-LON'- Soothing SYRUP
Or children ffniIs .ofirus tnr fCiuccs iltin-
nation, aliiys al plli, aIi cures wlnl cote.
FN-uIONAULE mars At ABOIr IIAlF
inc tcsunr prc'. SIX u~ts, 600 Nui ga 80. ~ wal
fam 81 No STAIRS.
GENr~' SILK HNT-. ~. so. WORTH s6. :
dl'ts D.orAee.j - ielt hAs. si'l Ia Ncw 1hunh a.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
t7jDlJO
Wabe drlwn on Nov IS. rrl,s cashcd orders nned !
TAYLOR co. Baaser.,
~ II Wall st. y. Y.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERciAL.

That wonderful bilious remedy, Qulrks Irish
Tea II costs only 70 cents a paokAgs.-Ad0.
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SpttmI NOlltts.
wARl,'s
WARDS

WARDS. WARDS.
asi BROADWAY, CORNER WHITE ST.
se2 BROADWAY. CORNER 4IH II.
i,lsI BROADWAY. CORNER e5rH IT.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The equity branch OF the United States Circuit Court
was opened yesterday by Judge shpman. The calling
OF tho calendar was the only business done.
Ten judgments against tho city werc yesterday fled
IN tho County Clerks ONCE. They arc the result OF
suits brought by clerks in tho Permit Bureau OF the
Mayors Office, and amount in all to some u, 700
In the matter OF The estate OF the late Kate Heath
fudge Brady yesterday granted order to show cause
returrable 10 morrow, Why the same should not be
placed In charge OF The Public Administrator.
Frank Bornard seaman of the ship Fawn, was ycstcr-
day arrested and brought before United states Iom-
the voyage IRON Havre 10 Iybcc Island, T. The ac-
cuscd was held for examination
Charles A. Fowler importer. has Drought SUIT
against Collector Arthur 10 recover $30 PAID ny the
trial Of the begun the United States Circuit
Court yesterday before Judge Wallace
Charles Rue kcnstein, claims SIS, 900 damages rom
Smith Bcdcll livery stable keepers on account Oh
injuries sustained by hts son. eight years OIL througn
being run over by one Of the attcrs vehicles The de-
fence ID contributvo negligence The trial OF the case
was commenced yesterday be ore Judge Van Hocsen,
In the Court OF Common Pleas
In the United states District Court yesterday Judge
Baiehord directed the jury % ind verdict for the
Webb and Dewitt G. Wheeler, implicated. Webb was
appon Supervisor OF Indian Aars IN the Territory
Of New Mexico In 1865. Wheeler, with another, was
surety for the duo and faithful performance of The du
lies of Webb such officer. nc charged. however,
.th malfcasance in Office, and the present acon
brought recover the amount on the surcies bond.
Chief Justice DAILY, OF The Common Pleas presiding
pve tenn. In tho Surrogatc's Court called tho calendar
appear that the new Surrogate. whoever he may be-
viii be Idle Tor want Of work tor time 10 come
Itcr his appointment
In the case Of James Watson Webb, formerly Ameri
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DOCK DEPARTMENT ARRAIGNED.

An important conference held at the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday on the request OF Mr. Beers and
the Council OF Political Reform with the view Of in
1ucncing legislation at Albany toward stopping all
stone bulkhead work the docks, and the substltu-
ton Of first class crib bulkhcads.
There were present about twenty gentlemen, includ-
Ing President Salem II. Wales AMI Commissioner
Dimock, OF the Dock Department Mr. Turnure was
appointed Chairman, and Mr. Beers OF tho Council OF
Political Reform, was elected Secretary.
Mr. Potter. on behalf oil the Council Of Political Re-
form, read volumnous report, heretofore Published
to the alleged exravagance IN the construction OF
docks and bulkheads and severely crtIcsng the
pier system which General Mcclellan and other dis
tnguished engineers have committed the city.
President Wales, on the conclusion Of the reading.
addressed the Conference declaring that by tho
mcrcst accident that he had learned OF the Conference
although had observed since he the room
evidence that tho movement had been organized Tor
time, and this inquiry evidently intended to
be merely pdrc He declared hat the report read
by Mr Potter never written by that gentleman.
that IL aboundcd absolute iaschoods and II the gen.
tcmen oil the Conference would give him opportu-
nifty he would prove by the records Of The Dock Depart
mcnt and the sworn afidaviis OF the Chief Engineer
that many OF tho statements were ridiculous
bundcrs The receipts OF the department were to-day
for the FIRST tine IN ITS history greater than the ex
pcnJiturcs; and, while he and his associates were
ready to all questions, he invited the gerte-
men present TO examine the records. which none OF
the gentlemen representing the Council OF Political
Reform had done.
motion to adjourn tho conference until Monday
next and that In tho meantime the report Just read
be referred the Dock Commissioners 10 answer In
writing. carried.
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THE GAS QUESTION.

KEROSENE OIL COMING INTO GENERAL USE
NOVEL AND CHEAP METHOD OF MAKING
GAS FROM OIL
few weeks ago tho several gas companies OF New
York affected to little nothing for the move
ment then being inausuratcd by shopKcepcrs and
others against the alleged extortions practiscd and
ovcrcharges made by the companies but to-day they
sing very different tunc The air OF Indifference
then assumed by the gas manufacturers has given
place TO OF extreme socitudc. and. as a natural
sequence. tho unhappy consumer who goes TO the
ofice to complain Of overchargcs, or many OF
the other acts OF Injustice alleged against
tho company; is received with tho utmost
urbanI,y and courtesy and has his grievance
promptly investigated ana sometimes redressed. Tho
companies would not believe any considerable number
OF their customers would abandon the use OF gas and
save seventy per their bills by burning OIL
but they have lived to the folly OF that belief
ON Broadway and Sixth avenue gas Is still almost
universally used, but Third, First Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth avenues, on Canal, Hudson, Grand and
many other streets, the kerosene lamp has made
very serious inroad upon the gas Some branches OF
trade SUCH for instance, dry goods hardly ADMIT OF
the use Of kerosene az an Illuminating agent, but In
hardware. drug, boot and shoe, tea grocery and to-
bacco stores and meat markets oil 10 and Is
Change IL po,ceabs Abou, ne.,h,rd Of he shop.
keepers on First avenue, from Allen 10 Twcnty.thrd
street. have shut of their gas and rcaortcd the
Of OIL A cheap, serviceabic and neat lamp has been
adopted and furnishes . good, mellow light a. .
really triiing expense To be sure, tho
trouble OF Keeping lamps in good condition,
OF trimming cleaning and filling them Is
something, but in these hard times the thrifty shop
keeper nnds necessary 70 Inconvenience himself and
cconomze every point TO make his accounts como
out properly at the end OF the month III save
$25 or $50 each month by using oil can very well
afford tho trouble Of attending my lamps said shop
keeper yesterday. In restaurant on Third aven1c
establishment is now lighted with oil for $20-a clean
saving OF &l55 month"; or $500 a year without a
single exception 80 tar a. HERALD reporter could
ascertain yesterday those who have adopted The Of
Kerosene express themselves very well satisfied with
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A BooTLEss BURGLARY.

The feed store Of Rollins 4 Bros, No 4o7 Second
avenue, was broken into Saturday night The burg
lars drilled holes into the SAFE and lns them with
Gunpowder, blew II open. They must have been
chegrlnr for they found nothing tho safe but books
and papers 81 no value Except 70 the arm. Tho d.y
previous tho sum OF 81. 50o. which ordinarily kept
In the SAFE WAS placed In = bank,
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SINKING FUND COMMISSION.

A meeting OF Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
was held In the Mayors oice yesterday. Comptroller
Green, Mayor wickham Recorder Hackett and City
Chamberlain Tappan present The report Of tho
Recorder aud City Chambcria To their cxamna-
ton OF securities in tho sinking fund was received IL
announced the following result
Bonds and stocks OF the city Of New
York. $23 S47, sos 50
Bonds and stocks OF the county OF New
York. ......................... 4239, 1896 SO
-
Permission was granted 10 the Comptroller 10 advcr-
sc the sale Of the rancxc of tho ufand street ferry
10 Brooklyn.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 10 1874
The following represents tho business in this court
to-day
No. o5 Sullivan vs.. Sullivan.-Argument resumed
and concluded.
No L. Charles B. McMurray md others, respond
cnts. w. John q. McMurray, appellant -Argued by NJ.
j. Townsend Tor appellant and s. W. Jackson Tor re-
spondents.
No 800 Lucius r. Green and another, respondents
VS. Perry w. Edrcd appcllant-Argucd by N. J.
Townsend for appellant and Eek Cowen for respond
cnt
NO. a. Leah J. Ingcrsoll, Administrative, &c, re.
spondent. the New York Central and Hudson River
Ra,iroad Company, appelanta- Argued by i. w. Jack
son for appellants ana W. l. vandenbcrgh for respond
cnt
CALENDAR
Tuesday, April IL, 1s7d-Nos. 1885, 90, Al, 159. 161,
OF
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can Minister Brazil in which the United States sues
for $45 600, there was hearing yesterday. In the
United States Circuit Court, before Judge Wallace
The present suit which has been pending for the last
fifteen months has its origin In the settlements Of .
claim OF the United States against the Brazilian gov
ernmen In which, IN his capacity Of Minister In 1853
Mr. Webb got into complications which he has up 10
this time failed TO get relieved from.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

PEARsE-YoUxGs--A the residence oi the BRIDES
parents on Thursday, April o, by tho Rcv. Samuel D.
Burchard, u. d., ALASsoS S. PEARsg to Mrs. ADELIA
YouxGs daughter of Lewis Hanbrough ESQ, all Of
this city.
TERHELL-s rrrEs-On Thursday, April O. 1870, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. DR. John
Hail. EDWARD d. TERBELL to EIiJEAx T.. only daughter
OF Elijah Stiles all OF New York.
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DARLING'S SUCCESSOR.

Mr.. stephen B. French, the newly appointed APP
praiser Of Customs. appeared at the Custom House
yesterday morning took the oath OF ONCE before the
Collector Of the Port and entered upon the duties OF
his Office
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A REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE.

decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Larre-
moro in the case OF the Real Estate Trust Company
against Louis b. Racdcr and another, tried before him
some timc ago in the Supreme Court, Special Term.
The defendant, in 1872 employed broker named Al
len negotiate upon certain real estate in this
CITY, and the st,ers suggestion, defendant and wife
did execute bond and mortgage upon said premises
10 Andrcas D. Howe for 000 payable in ten ears
with interest. The mortgage was acknowledged on the
4th and recorded the 9Th Of June 1872 but no
sderation passed from Howe to defendant upon It's de-
livery. Howe subsequently contaminated sale oil the
securities 10 the Real Estate Trust Company, by an as
sgnmcnt, for $1S,000 which sum was paid, and the
usual mortgagers certificate to validity, &c, was
given TO plaintiff Upon suit for foreclosure the de-
fence OF usury set un Judge Larremorc thinks
that, although tho mortgage had no legal inception
TO Howe yet in the hands OF the plaintiff IL Is valid
lien the extent OF tho consideration advanced upon
them; that plaintiff had knowledge Of the original
transaction between Howe and defendant, and that,
having acquired valid title 70 the bond aud mortgage,
subsequent usurious agreement could impair the
original obligation He overrules the defence OF usury
and gives judgment for plaintiff Tor and interest
and Tor q foreclosure and SALE
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MANDAMUsING THE COUNTY CLERK.

Mr. Bernard S Levy still insists on his right
right conceded TO every CITIZEN to copy the docket Of
judgments in the County Clerks Office. Having been
prohibited by tho County Clerk from copying the
Judgment docket from May !, 1866, to May /, 1868,
which he DESIRES In order 10 complete q book he Is
preparing TOR publication no applied, through his
mandamus against the County Clerk directing free ac-
cess 10 the docket OF judgments In question After
quito an extended argument yesterday before Judge
smyth appearing for Mr. Walsh, tho County Clerk,
Judge Brndy took the papers for examination although
ipt,matng that IN his opinion the prayer Tor man
damus was not spechc as It should be- although Mr.
Marks claimed that It as plain and particular
covering the points intended as the English language
rouId unak "A IL
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME Cousr-CHAMRERs-Held by Judge Dono.
hSs ieS ;sS - sis 81 ~ a5s isS 3
s2l ga 81. sse go 1885, 1885, $780, s4a s4s $40, $3.50
vorst--Noa 243, las IS. l29, 1l9, 100 H. 4l4 1887.
$50 81 49, 31s $685. S4o SAB, 34s 1852, ass. $751; $780,
SUPREME CoURr-uIxcuIr-rar Held by Judge
ss ss. sx ss
term continucd-Hed by Judge BArretI-Casc on
No l22z-No day calendar. Part 2-Held by Judge
ss iosss lSss SIS
s72 2llO 1872 2S0s HAS, 2753 1884, 2S4s 2702. 1246
1850, 1920. ess Par. s.Held By Judge LarromOre-
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL TERA-Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRnL TKRx-Part L--Adjourned
until Monday April T. Pat 2-Msid Sy sgdxs sedg
2o3e 49, 1882 ISL, ls47 S7s $780, ell 1905. sS7, rs
COMMON PLEAs-EQurrr TERn-Heid by Judge J. +.
Comxos PLxAs-THlAI TxRx-Part Held by Judge
Van Hoesen-Nos 800, 1854, 232S, 109S, 1907, 1892,
1855 1851 1857 lsso 2o 1891 1883 iSs ssS
90s 793 1922. 1874, 15221 154 1928 1852 1l3l Part
Held by Judge Van Bruns-NoA las4, 5as, 1901,
1885, 1869 1878 1914 1875 197o 1880 1891 1882 1885,
1887. Part a-Hed by Judge J. 7: Dsly,-Nos 1880,
1888, 2ooi. 2oO2 200 2Ooo 2Oo7, zoos, zoos.
MARINE CoURr--TRIAL TEkE-Part Held by Judge
1907 535 143 46ol 39ei 1901. 1892 1904 Part2- Held
by Judge shcrdan-Nos 1882 $40, 70s6, 1873, 5640,
1885, 7340 734l 39S GIL, 1892 1884, 27S0 1858, 59l2
Part 3-Hed by Chief Justice Shca.-Nos 65ls, $685.,
$685. 703l $751; 47l6 $780, 57s4, 24s oeoi 0s0j 1888,
21s9, 3l36, 7296.
Gilderseeve-The People VS.. Jacob Cohen and James
Wright receiving stolen goods tcontinueal; Same
James EakIns, John Eakns and William Fenton,
rape; Same vs. John Williamson and John w. Meyers,
grand larceny; Same VS. Lille Campbell, grand lar.
cSny Same VS.. Richard b. Hcferman, petit lar
ceny Same vsI William Duggan, assault and battery.
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The Hackley street cleaning contract has given rise
TO good deal OF litigation, and the presents
curious phases According to tho terms Of the con-
tract, which made IN February. 1851, Hack!ey
be paid by tho city $27o year. for two years.
for cleaning the public streets and avenues. Before
the time expired the contract taken from his
hands, which WAS followed by suit brought against
the city for noiulnment Of contract The suit being
for balance then due the contract and 500 900
damages This suit was assigned TO Mr. H. Adams,
who in turn assigned TO Charles Devlin, who Is still
prosecuting the action motion was recently made
before Judge Van Brunt In the Special Term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas to take the case from referee
and have the question Of fraud raised and submitted to
jury. Judge Van Brunt gave his decision yesterday,
denying this The alleged fraud upon which Il
10 sought vtiac the contract brbiug the Board of
Aldermen induce the Board give the contract
Mr. Hackey II was charged that $50, 900 put
within convenient reach Of certain members OF the
Board who happened 10 possess an etching PALM"
and that in this way the requisite number OF votes were
obtained TO Mr. Hackeys contract The litiga-
ion promises TO be iong-IIved one.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMpxns.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Gordon W. The Paoli Belt Company; The Paoli Belt
Company VS. Gordon &c.The Afhdavits IN these cases
where the truth is to be found Uuaer these circum-
stances inclined to refer the matter and as Is i'm
portan Tor all pares that the issues should be disposed
or suggest that all the issues be referred II this sug
eestion is adopted shall vacatc both njunctions
tried at Special Term The reference viii proceed on
two days notice and be continued from day to day
unless adjourned BY tho referee in his discretion
Matter OF wiett; Matter OF Brosseleri Matter OF
BudIeman--ordcrs granted denying motion.
BY Judge Brady.
Robinson vs.. Robnson.-Dccrce OF divorce granted to
Morris va Petit; jenkins vs. JohnsoD.-Grsnted.
London, Now York aud Hartford Publishing Com
pany vs. Cassatt Order granted d,smissDg complaint
Society for tho Reformation OF Juvenile Dclinquents
va. wolcotI-Motiou granted
SUPREME CoURT-cncUrT-PART 3.
BY Judge Van Worst
Hubbell vs.. The Great Western Insurance Company
Case and amendments settled.
SUPREME coURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Tho Union Trust Company vs.. Cornish OF aL-Demur-
rer to answer overrued
The Real Estate Trust Company va RAIDER ct AL
Judgment for plaintiff Opinion.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge speir.
Schcrmerhorn Whcelcr-Motion that tho defend
ant ray to the plaintiff money denied, without costs.
Crawford Sandiord -Motion to strike out words
In the complaint Denied without costs.
Crawford vs.. Sandford Motion for order OF
rest denicd, without costs.
Wilson vs.. Schneider; Knapp vs. Roche; Crawford
Sandiord; Smith ct al Alexander; Zzquicsdo
New York Gold Exchange Bank; Brown ct A. va Cogs-
well; Willard va Conner, &c. Havemeyer Valcn-
tine Butler Safo ana Lock Company; Wimcrding w.
Mitchell; Schcrmcrhorn Wheelcr-Orders granted.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERN
BY Judge J. y. Daily
The People OK rel Farley va Anthony Costs al
lowed with cavo 20 apply Tor relaxation OF items with
in nvo days
BY Judge Larromora
Geery vs. Gcery-Ailowance OF $3.50 granted
BY Judge Van Brunt
Devn Va The Mayor. &c.-Moti0n denied
In the Matter OF MISUNDERSTANDING granted
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
MacMahon VS.. Nyc, Kennedy va Hanoni Doyle
va Ranch (,wo motions) Murphy VS.. TUFTS; Kirkland
per Endorsements ON papers.
Frost w. Jenkins.-Opnion
Fless w. Martin; smith w. Smith-Rccervers ap-
pointed
Dun VS. The East kentucky Coal and Lumber Com
pany; Hughes Beningcr The New York Mutual
Gasiieht Company O'Rourkc; Same vs. Frehgh;
The Manufacturers and Merchants Bank vs. Brokaw;
Campbell vs.. Noors; Cary vs.. Lockwood Motions TO
advance causes granted.
Spencer VS.. Joachim.-Motion denied
KearLcy Brandens Motion denied, With $40
costs.