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The New York herald., 1877-09-13
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday Judges
Morgan, Bixby and Fiammer presiding, the following
cases Of cruelty to ANIMALS were prosecuted by Mr..
Bergh--
Lewis Beck for working horse having large sore
its back, fined S. Daniel Arnold (ownerb Tor
ing and procuring the horse 10 be worked, was fined
$15 Thomas Ambros, fined So; Christopher Brasse,
fined So; John Dixon, lined $40; John Fitzpatrick,
fined $l5; John Hudson, fned S.; John Kreer fined
S5; Thomas Kimte, fined SO; Michael Kiernan, tined
So; Henry Leslie, fined s5; Patrick Lougnran, fined
So; Terence McKiernan, fned 50; Peter McLarney,
fined So; A. GcCabe, fined $40; Michael Ring fined
SO; Lawrence Smith, lined $40, and John White fined
sl5. The charge IN each case was working horses su
iering from without Protection from the harness.
n team OF exhausted horses, was fined $50. Joseph
Ennis Tor working miserable, wornout horse, which
bad to he carried in ambulance to the rendering dock
was fined $40. John Fitzpatrick Tor CrOwding eleven
yearng calves in u truck feet long by feet
three inches wide, whereby three OF them
knocked down and tramped upon by the others, and
when taken out OF the truck were exhausted and al
most dead was fined $40.
James Flanagan was sentenced 10 one month
In the Penentiary for wiiiully driving his truck
against another, causing The shalt TO penetrate
horses side twenty-five inches, resulting in
death. John Galway lined So tor overioadng
his horse. August Hartung was fined $40 Tor turning
dying horse out INTO lot and leaving 1t for
forty-cIght hours without food or water; Edwin NJ
Grey .Or working lame horse TO ice wagon
fined So Henry o. Hare was sent to the Pcnltentary
tor month for beating horse the body with
large red oak club, having spike IN the end OF IT.
George Pickett sentenced to the City Prison for
fifteen days for daslng dog against the pavement.
Ransom Parker fined $40 Tor causing and procur-
ing an exhausted wornoCt horse to be worked to
heavily loaded wagon. Several other cases were
adjourned at request OF counsel Tor deiendens.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13

THE MARKET
Gold opened and closed at 103s, with sales In the
interim at l03k. The carrying rates IN, IL, =.
ana per cent. Loans we're also made fat
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were quiet and closed weak at the
following quotations Tinted States currency sixes,
12lk l22s: do. do, 1851, registered, 109ss io97s
do. do. do, coupon, 11oA Ill; do. do. 1865 new,
registered, 1861 1855; do do., do, coupon 1O5sS
1885, dc. do, 1867, registered, l07}S 1919 do do,
do, coupon, 1925 1878; do. do, 1865, registered,
109x l09%; do do, do, coupon, 100 u 109s.;
do. Ien-fortlos, registered 1917 1O7Z; do do cou-
pom, l0s% 100; do. ives 1881, registered, 1O71S
1919; DO do, do, coupon, lo7ii 1913; do. 4h's,
1891, registered lO5sS 1851; do do, do, coupon,
1865 1855 do fours, 1907 registered l02i 1929
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London adviccs report change in consols nd
United States bonds from yesterdays prices. Erie
common declined u per cent to liz, while the pre-.
erred advanced II per cent to 2l1s. New York Cen.
ra rosc to lo2. Illinois Central advanced to TO- and
later dropped to GsA. To-day is ticket day and to-
morrow fortnighty settling day on tho Stock Ex.
change. At Paris rentes fell OF l06L loc. and re-
covered to l06L 17hc. Tho Bank OF Germany has
raised the rate OF discount to five per cent and tho
rate OF interest on advances to six per cent The
closing prices In London ere:--Consols for money
aud account, 95A 95k new four aud hall per cent
bonds 1855; nve-twenty bonds of 1867, 1917; ten.
forty bonds, lo7is; aves OF 1881, IoIk l07s; Erie
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Edward H. Sheldon, of the executors Of the will
Of the late William B. Ogden, filed his bond as
resident in the surrogate's Office yesterday. The
bond Is for $500, 600
ON the 18th of September next, at the opening Of
the court Judge Benedict will direct the payment of
the jurors who served In the United States Circuit
Court during the June term.
Chief Justice Daily yesterday granted motion to
make more certain and definite the complaint a suit
for divorce brought by Jennie Reinschuhn against
husband, Adolph ReEschuhD. by rcciting with whom
and when the various acts OF adultery complained of
We're committed
Oettnger. the ful facts OF which have already APP
peared IN the HERALD and which recently before
Nhiel Justice Curtis on motion to amend the COM
plant aud for the appointment OF receiver, deci-
Zion was rendered yesterday denying The motion for
receiver, but granting the motion to amend the
paint The suit, as VIII be remembered, out OF
complicated marital relations and brought to de-
Clare void certain conveyances OF property.
The papers filed yesterday the United States
District Court, IN suit just commenced behalf of
The government against the Union National Bank of
The amount OF check drawn by Paymaster G. s.
Jones to the order of Frank NJ. Lewis. The name of
Lewis was forged on the back Of the check and the
bank being the last ndorser and through which the
Sub-rreasury paid the check, IS now called upon to
pay the amount.
In the well known divorce suit OF Sarah E. Lane
against Richard II. Lane, which has been pending in
the Supreme Court Tor some eighteen months, there
extended argument yesterday IN Supreme
Court, Chambers before Judge Westbrook. The open
1ng argument was on motion made on behalf OF the
defendant 10 compel the referee to 20 with the
at once and grant no further adjourpments. The
paintfs counsel sought to show that the interests of
ms client had been neglected by a former attorney,
but this was refuted in an answering affidavit The
second motion was or counsel TO the attor
neys OF the plaintiff and this, after argument on the
~hdaVits submitted, was denied by the Court.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE COMPANY.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has just
issued its quarterly report for the quarter ending Sep
tember so. According 10 the last quarterly report
there remained a surplus OF sl2s,5'1 TO- rne net
profits Tor April, May and June we're 1905 osl 90
There also another item oil S45 o31 IL Tor materia'
and supplies hand and paid tor but not incinaed IN
the surplus, which made the total amount SSlo l9o o9
From this Is deducted expenses S765 los 81 leaving
surplus in july OF $15,0s5 7s The consruc.
ton account -, for that quarter surr;Ss sss
OF July 10 the net profits for tho quarter ending
September 80, based upon official returns Tor JuIy
nearly complete returns Tor August ana estimating
the business for September, tho whole amount VIII DC
about sS6I, 1856 20. Deductng the quarters interest,"
on bonded asbts, tho proportion OF sinking iund ior
same period and dividend OF one anu nan per cert
on the capital stock, the surplus Tor the present
quarter Is put down AT sos, POI 20.
The adoption Of the following resolution !s recon-
mendcd by the committes:--
Resolved. That dividend Of and onehaif per cent
from the earnings o. the three months ending septem
October stockholders the close Of bus
the goth day OF september inst
Resolved That for the purpose OF the animal meeting OF
stockholders to be held Wednesday, the 10Th o. Oeto
and Of tho dividend herein before declared the
books OF the be closed NJ three O'Clock ON
afternoon OF the 2Oa of september inst and De re-
opened tho morning OF the 10th Of October neAt.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURr-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge West
brook.-Nos 49, 81 80, H. 10 100, LA, lac l54, l5S
III, 1876, ls9 22s 235, 2l7 25a, 26a 26s, 264 200.
MARINE CouRr-TRAL rhRM-Part Held by Judge
Goepp-Nos 1924, 1865 l7.o. l7a7: l7e9 ss5s, ld4',
1865 1866 l76s 1862 l770, iii, i772, 1913. Part p
Held by Judge shea.-Nos l234 IT'S, l73s 1882 l559
lO5, 174 l74s, $780, l754, 1855. 1885, 1852 l7d 1863
Part 3--Held by Judge sinnotL-Nos. 1851 l704 1851
l60s, 1904. 9eOa, l65oS, 1885, 1885, 1852 l7se lao
174l, 1742, 1746
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-part l--Hed BY Judge
Gdersceve.-The People vs. william Smith, robbery
Same Mary A. Gordon and Cora Mounties, robbery
Same Patrick Teahan robbery; Same VS.. Alex
ander Youngtesh, robbery; Same VS.. Henry Schetgen
felonous assault and battery; Same VS.. AMMO Cash.
elonous assault and battery; same VS.. John Murphy
elonous assault and battery; Same VS. PalricS Ein-
negan, fclonious assault and battery; Same Vs. May
Hughes, felonous assaultand battery; Same vs. Kate
Carroll, feonious assault and battery; Same vs.
Johanna Haley, feonious assault and battery
Same vs.. James Menken and William Gallagher,
burglary; Same VS.. John Oates, burglary Same
VS.. Thomas johnson and William Vincent, burglary
Same Thomas Halloran ana William Moloney,
grand larceny; Same Joseph Lazarus and Margaret
Connell, grand larceny; Same VS.. John Grecn grand
larceny; Same vs.. Howard NJ. Thorp, forgery; Same
VS.. Cadwalader Evans, perjury; Same VS. John Will.
lam Hail. larceny from the person Same VS.. Bernard
Kenny, petit larceny Same vs. Thomas Sullivan, mis-
demeauor; same VS.. John T. Wilson, msdemeanor
Same ys. William Ii. Grace, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
CHARGES AT THE sYNAaoGUEs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Permit me to call attention to the manner in which
synagogues managed. An admission foe tho
at theatres ranging from 81 to So is charged
for scat Last Friday evening, the commencement
Of New Year, applied 10 the Thirty fourth Street
Synagogue, very wealthy congregation, which syna
gogue eau seat least thousand people, hut
fused admittance because l had no ticket-which
simply means did not wish 10 pay from 81 to 50 for
one evenings worship From there went 10 the
the same grounds. l am employed In retail store
and cannot therefore attend synagogue saturdays
without losing my situation There two
thousand young men III this city who would gladly
take the opportunity OF gong TO church during our
holidays their employers close up then, but they
cannot do SO, they are required to pay big admis
sion lee. NJ. J. G
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
ERIE RAILWAY BONDS.

Among the holders Of Erie and Genesee Valley Rail
road Company bonds is Mr.. Lawrence G. Woodward.
There being default In the payment Of interest Mr..
Woodward recently petitoned, in Supreme Court
Chambers, for order compelling Mr.. Jarvis, the re-
Of the Erie Railway Company, to pay into the
Metropolitan National Bank OF this city, the accrued
interest," also the subsequently accrued interest
their bonds The receiver IN his answer claimed that
suit improperly brought, that he could not
sued without the consent Of the Court and that
tain necessary parties not made defendants
Judge Westbrook yesterday denied the motion, with
leave TO the petitioner however, to bring any suit
against the receiver he desired.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
MRS. CAREY'S REVENGE.

has long entertained feeling of enmity against her
neghbor Mrs Julia Donnelly, and on Tuesday night,
it would seem, she determined revenge. At mid
night fire broke out under her neighbours house. and
also under her woodshed adjoining. The flames
burned slowly, but Mrs. Donncly was aroused in time
TO exunguish both fires. In the morning Officer Par
Ion examined the premises, ana found "a piece of
charred wall paper. Ho then went to Mrs Carey and
MED all knowledge OF the fire. when tho officer up-
preached table containing roll Of wall paper and
found that the haf burned scrap his hand had been
torn therclrom. He confronted Mrs. Carey with tho
evidence OF her guilt when the latter iante1. Justice
knsmlre, at the Harlem Police Court. committed Mrs
Carey In default OF 900 for trial IN the General
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRi Ed.

CoYNoLLY-HASYIGAx- lon September IL. at st.
Stephens Church. 2Sth ST. by the Rev. Father Byron,
JAMES CONNOLLY to MARY HANNIGAN. No cards.
KIgB-B0IEs.- September II. 1877, by the Rev.
Albert H. Plumb, ERNEST G. KIEB, OF New YORK, 10
HELEN BoIEs, OF Chelsea, Mass, at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents.
PogrER-SADLER.- Highland Mills. n T., Sep
tember 8, by the Rev. E. 4. Pinney, THOMAS J. PoR-
TEK, OF New York, TO Miss HATTIE SADLER, OF the
former place. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday evening" Septem
bcr H. AZ the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. John Reid CHARLES B RUD0LPHy 10 A. JOSE
PHINR eldest daughter Of Jacob Besson, Esq, oil OF
Hobokcn. ". J. No cards
SHHKMAS-WISDs. In this city. HORACE n. SHER.
MAN to ELLA r. WINDS by the Rev. DR.. Trumbell, Sop.
tember Is, 1876
The New York herald., 1877-09-13

formerly OF Cohoes were aragncd at the bar charged
with grand larceny, having the 3Oth OF August
stolen large quantity OF jewery IRON Mrs Louisa
Briggs, Of No. 2l0 west Asa street. Tho prisoners
claimed to be husband and WIFE, Mr. John o. Mott,
who appeared counsel the prisoners rendered
plea OF guilty Tor Hayes not guilty for the woman
Judge Sutherland remarked that Hayes was good
name, and so he would give him TWO years and SIX
months in State Prison LibbIe was on motion OF Mr.
Mott remanded in that proof OF marriage might
be furnished, whcrcupon Libbio Will 10 discharged upon
the ground that the law presuines sho acted under
compulsion OF her husband
James sullivan, a boot inter- residing at No. 90 Oak
street, pleaded guilty to tho charge OF stealing Sl20
from the person OF James A. smith, oil Nos. $40 and
34s broadway, as the latter was walking past Fulton
street the lst inst He sent TO state Prcon for
Two years.
Mary Stack was tried and convicted of stealing
aud pair OF earrings the property OF Abraham
Ievson. OF No. los Bayard street She was sent TO
the Penitentary tor six months.
As Mary Weston, OF No. l22 Forsyth street, was
walking along Bleeckcr street man who gave his
as James Murphy, 558 Eleventh avenue, approached
her and snatched from her neck gold valued
$500 Tho prisoner was pursued and captured and on
being arragned yesterday Assistant District Attor
ney Bell pleaded guilty and was sent TO the State
Prison for four years.
having on the Gath OF July last stolen money aud
jewcry In all ued At $425 the property OF Herbert
prisoner 1t appeared, was left in charge o! the com
painans stable IN his absence, and his return the
property was missing. Hamm'l' was arrested and
acknowledged his guilt. He was sent TO The State
Prison Tor three years and Blk months
man who gave the namo OF Henry Campbell, alias
OF cDon
and hired 'trap' tor low hours drive. The horse
and wagon wege valued at $3.50, but the pleasure
and Detective Philip Reilly, OF the Thirty fourth pre-
cinct was sent forth TO hunt up the delinquent He
found hlm IN Philadelphia ana recovered the prop.
guilty. He was remanded for sentence
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
The Stock Market FeVerish
and More Active.
GOLD l03 3-S A 103 IA A 103 3-S.
Government Bonds Weak, States Irregular
and Railroads Lower.
MONEY ON CALL 1 A 5 A 3 PER CENT.
WALL STREET. !

WALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY, Sept l2-6P. "
Although Longiellow IRON the heights OF Parnassus
expresses 81 TO be sublime thing TO suffer os
strong" the prosac broker. with eye upon the tele
graphic tape, Ia unable 10 discover any application o.
the idea stock Market which, on the contrary
when It SUFFERS grows weak So did Il suffer and grow
weak in closing hours yesterday and In opening ones
this the coal stocks which looked
If all carboniierous properties were being squeezed
out of them and though they were again about to
burn down TO the low prices Of two months back
There was clear falling or Of per cent In the two
Deawares and Morris aud Essex, the decline bena
established by sales the part Of holders. who
regard the return OF miners to work rs preju
dicial to the interest of the companies so FAR
rs tho Improvement in the price OF their prod
uct is concerned Railroad shares sympathized In
moderate degree with the weakness OF the coal
rers, but unaffected by anv pressure to sell at
the hands of the large holders. Western Union
opened at 81 and held its despite the legal steps
which are being taken to defeat the alliance With the
Atlantic and Pacific company and a certain disap.
pontment which sangune holders experienced In that
the Board had not Increased the quarterly dividend
beyond the usual u per cent During the afternoon
the depression In general market gave way TO evil
dent strength The short interest, manufactured
during the last day two, proved tempting bait "a
the bulls and opportunity seized upon to pun
ish their indiscrect opponents. Tho result was ts
marx up prices from Il to "a per cent from loves
figures and 10 close them about the highest ratos
the day.
THE SALES DAY.
The sales Of active stocks today aggregated lo23ss
shares, which were distributed as foIlows-New York
Central, 46lo; Erie, 1000; Lake Shore, $4,000; Wa
bash l,2oo Northwestern TO- 700; Northwestern pre-
ferrcd 9, 700; Rock Island 1900; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul 45O; Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred, 900;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 36,9OO New
Jersey Central, TOO; Delaware and Hudson Canal,
4,6l6; Morris and Essex. $3.50; Michigan Central,
H. SIG; Illinois Central, $780, Union Pacific, 265; e.,
C. and l. c.. sOO Hannibal and st. Joseph. 200; Han.
n,bal aud ST Joseph preferred. 200; Ohio and Mssi
ssippi, 2,4oo; Western Union 2652o; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, 1875; Pacific Mail, $500; American
Express $50; United States Express, no.
HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following The highest and lowest prices Of
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A WIDOWS FORGIVENESS,

Mrs. Eliza Bcrran, u well to-do widow, resides Oh
153d street, Elton avenue Morrisania and in the
same house lives Charles H. rruscson, young man OF
twen,y-one Truscson has been on. OF bus or q
long and had grown tired OF inactive iic. One
night week more ago, he put mask and
ar med with chiorolorm and Jimmy, ascendcd 10 the
Widows apartments. The latter IN deep sleep
suspected him. but conscience pnched, ana on Tues
day he toll the WIDOWS feet aud restored the miss.
ing gems. sue iorgayc and handed INN TO unccr
Monligan. Yesterday Justice Kasmire committed him
IN default of ~ 900 uall,
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
CLEW TO AN OLD ROBBERY.

In March last Mrs. Henrietta Jackson of No 444
East ll7th street, robbed OF large amount OF s
vcrwarc, worth in the neghbornood of 5000 The
thief is unknown. Detective Clark, who has a de-
scrpon OF tho stolen property, noticed on Tuesday
one OF the articles milk pitcher OF peculiar Design
IN the window of II. j. Fry's pawn shop, No ylD
THIRD He questioned Fry, who said he bought
the pitcher ut store In Chatham street. Clark ar
rested Fry, and Yesterday tho Harlem Police Court
Justice kasmre held me prisoner and directed the
detective continue his Investigations. The Justice
thought the latter would be able TO bring TO light more
OF tho missing YaluAbies.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
DEFECTIyE SIDEWALKS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:---
would like to call attention to tho condition of the
sidewalk Church street, from Murray to Chambers.
Somc portions Of It, especially from Murray TO War
street. is quito feet from being level Now, to
my knowledge It has been in that CONDITION for the
last seven years Last winter saw several narrow
escapes from being over by the cars. There are
three four lines Of constantly running up, and
when walk Is slippery II requires almost super
human effort maintain onc's equilibrium. If u fall
nothing earth can save the unfortunate
sufferer from being precpitaicd under the wheels Of
HOWARD.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
TAMMANY GOVERNMENT.

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALD
would like call the attention Of the Street
Cleaning Department to the condition OF the in
the Third and Filth wards. To say they are hor-
rbly disgusting woud but family convey the idea Of
their actual state. The mud in the streets Is very
nearly ankle deep. During the dry weather the dust
blew IN clouds, entering the houses In every dircc
ton. Greenwich street, from Chambers 10 Canal, Is
llled with dccayed vegetable matter, lett there tho
The ash boxes also neglected, beng very rarely
empt,ed OF their contents. Something must be done
In this neighpornood an epidemic " III certainly
cur CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
wish TO call ;ho attention OF people TO the manner
IN which the poor sw,nded around Washington
Market by the curbstone and sidewalk merchants. 7
saw few days ago selling grapes at hve cents
per pound as he had printed on a card. told him
would havo u pound, aud he weighed them out and
handed them to me- was 80 surprised ut the small
quantity that told him there was not pound In what
he gave me, and on examination | found his scales
would not balance BY nearly half pound. Olher
dealers have quart and twoquart measures with the
bottom driven up half an inch or moro, aud give only
two-thirds Of what Is paid Tor. JUSTICE
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
DECISIONS.
CoURT-cHAM1Eg

SUPREME COURT-CHAMtEBS
BY Judge Westbrook
The National broadway Bank VS.. Baldwin Ell al.
Motion denied. Memorandum
Enrkc W.. Enrike.-Decree OF divorce.
SUPERIOR CouRT-spEc1AL TERM.
BY Chief Justice Curtis
The Bowery Savings Bank Smith ct al The ret
cree appointed TO sell under the decree in TINS
or foreclosure retains from the surplus moneys aris-
his tees and COMPENSATION not only the statutory
compensation OF $50 and his disbursements,
but also $25 for adJournments in closing the title
in order to allow the purchaser time plete his
searches. The plaintiffs move that the referee make
aud llc amended report OF sale and Of his proceed
jngs, and that his tees be taxed by the Court The
claim OF the referee TO retain $50 for these adjourn
.i3l, section IL, clearly designates the highest
$500 that be allowed referee tor his services
such under the decree for sale ana the provision in
II appointing HIM rccreo Tor such purpose IL dis
tinctiy declares that no greater sum than $50 shall
be charged by or allowed TO any sheriff. referee or
other officer for his fees percentages or services Tor
any sale under decree judgment OF foreclosure.
This leaves ground tor charge IN addition to $50
for any perectng closing the sale. in
accordance with the duty in that respect imposed
upon him by the decree II $50 Is larger
than should be allowed Tho reiereo ior
the sale, lesser sum mag be allowed by the Court.
The motion OF the plaintiffs should be granted
Schreyer Dttenger ct a.-Molon 10 amend
complaint granted, on payment to defendant OF
oi opposing notion Mo'ion ior appointment OF re
Ceivcr denied
port confirmed; separation granted custody of in
liant child awarded TO the puatni ailmony to de
Purdy vs. Speman; Davidson vs. ClarKson: Master
VS.. SeIs; Seebold vs.. Wei ct al. Raymond VS. The
Rutgers Fire Insurance Company; eastman VI. Henry
ct al; The Mutual Life Insurance Company Davis
Orders granted.
MARINE COURT -CHAMBERs.
BY Judge sheridan.
Zeiner vs. Whitney. Motion TO vacate attachment
granted without costs,
Cannon vs. Morrau; H!ldreth vs.. Kour: Mandebaum
vs.. sullivan. Motions granted
Ward VS. Grange Motion to open default granted
payment OF costs; Otherwise motion denied With
out COSTS
Forester vs. Heiser Motion 10 open default denied.
Steniicldcr vs. Lash.--MotIon to open default, &C,
granted on payment of $50 costs.
Eggert Maghee. MIR, james +. Albright, ap-
pointed receiver; pond $1,000
Merrill VS. Burns Order directing appellants to Gle
case on appeal, &c.
swift VS.. Crossman. Motion denied, without costs.
Cctta VS.. Albert; Doyle vs. Clark Jones VS.. McNa-
hon.--Orders granted
syracuse Iron Works We. Merrick-Notion denIed,
Barney VS.. PlatL--Action No. /. motion granted;
No q motion granted with SO costs
Smith w. Morgan. .--NotiOn Denied with $40 costs.
MARITIME VS.. Baker Motion granted, with $40 costs.
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Daniel Hayes. q horse jockey, and Libbie Hayes,