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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

Aug. %. near Des Arc, AK. in the Sjth year q
HIS age, Mr.. A ;. Joyner, of pneumonia
The deceased formerly 4 vriI-kD1Wn and
and highly Tesrected citizen Of IIlrIcman county
We sympathiz1 With his fImily and his brother
Thomas Joyner, our efficient Postmaster ia their
bereavement.
sept. - at MiihuTn Ballard county, KY, Mrs.
harriet 4. wife 81 Rev. l.. +. Han-bTough. Pastor
90 the Colorcd Baptist church in Bolivar.
The decezs-l di-l Of that lingering di~ca-". con-
sumption, sud in the full boe oi bli-.iul ilDIuoT-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

1t Is with pleasure that we chronicle the
arrival in our midst Of our young friend,
Jacob Kahn and his beautiful and accom-
pIished bride nee Miss Fannie RosenthalI,
of Louisville. We extend to this lady the
kindly offices of our hospitable people, and
bcspeak for both bride and groom a warm
hearted Eelcomc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

There are thirty Paupcrs upon the county
for support.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

Fresh lot of Grass Seed just received At
TI,HtN-T.T,'S
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

The Notice" to School Directors, in last
weeks issue, should have been w. X. Hall
Superintendent, instead of Trustee"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11
SUBSCRIBER.

II. Kahn & Sons have now on hand full,
new and compile stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. They defy competition. Their
capital and enterprise are up TO the de-
mands of the times. They bay for cash in
the best eastern markets, and hence can sell
cheaper than those firms that buy on credit
For whatever you need in the line of Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes, Clothing, &c, give them
a call, and You will get great bargains.
Examinei their stock before buying. If
You want to save money, give them a call.
We had hoped that Mrs J. G. Fcbiger,
Jr., would spend the winter with her numer-
GUS friends in Bolivar, but she has left for
her home in New Orleans
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11
Notice to Subscribers

BOLIVAR. TENN. THURSDAY. OCT. II.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

I55 bales new cotton have been shipped
from Salisbury, and II from Bolivar. Let
us hear from other points.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-11

Geo. w. 1rssi5,edd, W'est. & Ara,iItead
ARMlSTEAD BROS, Editors and Pr0DrietOTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

AMuSENEvrs.
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seats secured. Matinee Saturday Ala
BSSSSTFsS''ss T THEAFsH
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT
xll make her FIRST APrEAaAscE this season on mex.
SATURDAY evening, December ~ ansr an extended
H n sss n %s. Y
Of AS YOU LIKE II. which will be revived with EI4AB
CRATE SURROUNDINGS, with scenes. dresses she
original glees, Incidental the
direction OF Mr. AUGUsrlN DAILY. and with most IN
POkTANT 9 asst. including Mr.. GEORGE VANDENlIOFF
- Jsqaes, Mr. CHARLES FISHER rs Adam, Mr. WIN.
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HERR LAFLiN Ms the Wrestler, Mr.. OWEN FAWCETT
~ CORN, JOHN DREW as Oliver. GEORGE PARkES as
rho Duke. tn OMAS JEFFERSON IS William, Mrx q. II.
GILBERT as Audrey aud Miss CONSTANCE HAMBLIN
Celia rAiss 81 tsif ttN4tf4 se
The BOX SHEET Is now open THE PRICES during
Miss Dsvemports engagement will be:-Reserved Seats
" 80 and 81 Admission. 75c Dress Circle SOC Family
MISS DAVENPORT will give . HOLIDAY MATINEE
CHRISTMAS DAY Of Al YOU LIKE 1T. HN aA
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FAMILY UNPLEASANTNESS.

case coming up yesterday before Judge Donohuc.
In Supreme Court Chambers, develops not only pc
culiar family QUARREL but illustrates the facility with
which contradictory aflidavlts made. John II.
White, but not the late lawyer of this name, died in
this city eighteen months ago. and his widow, Mrs.
Kate G. White, now brings suit against John White,
tho father of her late husband for $2 900 claimed
be due her husband at tho time of his death by his
father for labor and services in attending the atters
store Mr. White denies any such indebtedness, and
puts In counter claim for S4S $50. In bill 0! per-
ticulars accompanying the five charges,
the first being for the board Of John II. White from
the time he came OF ago TIL his marriage, the
for some other expenses, the fourth tor other ex-
penscs oil his family and the fifth Tor moneys advanced
10 his for personal use. AS the bill Is somewhat
unique IN character II is given below in full
Board OF John ii. White from November, 1861,
TO May, 1867, at $40 week S. $50
Board OF Jonn II. White and family from May,
1861 10 December, 1870, at $50 week 49,. ID $50
Bills and expenses OF John H. White from
March, 1861. to May, 1867, at $3.50 year,. 4S7S
Amount OF same from May, 1867, to December,
1885, a, 81 800 year ...........-...... 1905
Moneys drawn by John II. White Tor his per-
sonal use say about $50 week. from March,
1861. TO December 1875. a. 900
In regard 10 the above bill Mrs White says that 1t
has no foundation IN TACT; that neither her husband
herself boarded with the defendant ana that he
whole amount OF SAID alleged counterclam IS trumpcd
1p by the defendant" she iurthcr says that sshe
island literally turned into the street
by the defendant without any cause on her part -
Judge Donohue here referred the PhiO r. Rug
GEES Tor examination OF the facts.
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AN ACROBATIC INFANT.

Education OF tho infant muscles and suppleness for
Icrooac icats docs not receive very encouraging i'm
pulse since the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children has begun to turn its keen watcnulness in
this direction. officer Lundberg Of this city, applied
yesterday to Judge Donohue for writ OF habeas cor
pus in tho case OF Charles Rivers boy four years DID,
who, he alleges, unlawfully detained at the BULBS
Head Hotel by John Leach, with tho intention of
taking hun TO Cuba Tor gymnastic and acrobatc per-
formances Ia Murray's Circus. Tho writ was granted
returnabc forthwith and the boy produced in
court lilo Is chubby, healthy look ing boy and GER
tainy gives no ind cations Of the bad usage which tho
officer states IN his petition he the hands OF
Leach The case VIII DO iuy investigated this ng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06
BRIDGET'S VICTORY.

HOW AN AGED COUPLE CARRIED on RIVAL PEA
NUT sTANDs-THEIR ENCOUNTER AND IT'S
RESULT.
Some curious and interesting details or "lfc among
tho lowlyn developed In tho Court OF Special
Sessions, yesterday. in tho case OF John sullivan,
charged by his wic, Bridget, with assault and battery.
John Is aged sevontyseven years, Bridget sixty live.
Their married lilo has not, rs rule. been OF Joy
az several occasions previously they obliged
to resort 10 police court for tho adjustment OF
their diincultics. This want of domestic harmony
had the eject OF producing between the two
a spirit Of bitter rivalry When therefore
Bridget opened modest peanut stand Ia
front OF tho olympic Theatre John FASTENED TO open
rival establishment In front Of the Theatre Comique
Soon Bridget added molasscs candy 10 her stock.
John rushed to the candy store aud was speedily
eloang having also started moasses candy trade.
Bridget then cleared away corner Tor oranges, and
John lost time in clearing away corresponding
corner for oranges 10 what lengths this rivalry
would have been carried had not "a little domestic
scene inicrvcned. no one can tell. zach deter
mined TO Guido the other.
When Bridget took the stand yesterday she pro.
scented woc-bcgonc appearance; eyes swol-
len, face d'scoiored ana arms scratched. Her
aged husband stood leaning on the prisoners
rail, acuteiy listening 10 every word u
the testimony, aud iranccay cndcavorlng 10 attract
The JUDGES eye by vigorous shaking of tho head
whenever a bld popt against him was made by tho
witness Bridget told her story IN "A miId paIntivc
way, gracefully smiling on the judges and oc-
casionay throwing IN, by way OF effect, odd 'yuur
reverence"
She stated that on The 9th Of March John came
home under the influence OF liquor. She was quesly
sleeping IN bed. lie awakened her rudoiy, anu
brand shing poker, commenced dancing an Indian
dance. she mildly demonstrated, winch nad the
effect oil niuratlng HIM, ana lac rushed ut the
poker Then he pulled her out OF bed and puinniccd
her. when she called the police had him arrested
He had beaten her badly that shc had 70 10 Belle
Hospital.
John took the witness and Brdects
testimony in almost every particular. excepting that
he substituted her namc tor his. IL he who was
lying quietly in bed when Bridget IN under the
iniluenco OF liquor; IL was she who advanced with
the poker and danced the Indian dance: he IL
VINO mildly demonstrated by pu ny her away. The
FIST push sent her between Two cnars, when black
cncd ncr Dyes; the second landed her III tIb winch
bruised her body He did not do It.
The Court thought Bridge: haa received tho worst OF
the encounter and 10 cgualizc matters
to three months IN the pcnitcntary.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In tho trial Of tho Emma Mine case. before Judpe
Wallace, tho United States Circuit Court most of
the day occupied yesterday in tho reading Of
dcpostons taken IN London and elsewhere.
The trial Of suit brought by Henry Russell against
the Nicholas Insurance Company OF New York, to re-
cover a policy Of insurance the steam ting Mat
White, which destroyed by fire. was commenced
yesterday before Judge Scdgwck Superior Court
Tho suit OF the New York orphan Asylum against
Benjamin Waterbury, for cjcciment from promises
Nos 2o6 and 26I Broadway, yesterday argued be-
fore Judge Robinson. Ia tho Court OF Common Pleas
on demurrer TO tho answer. Tho terms of the loan
IN 1884 were for twcniy-onc years, with clause
OF renewal Cor twcnty-ono years. Tho Court holds
that a third renewal should DO made, and ovcrrucs
the demurrer.
Hill Cowdy and Antoine Poulne were both resi-
dents OF Georgia and Mr cowdy says that during tho
war, in 1865, no deposited with Pouihnc commits.
sion merchant, quantity OF tobacco, CONSISTING OF
40 packages, worth s2s.Isa Plaintiff says the CON-
mission merchant sold the goods. and Mr. coway
brings action Tor CONVERSION. Tho To trial
yesterday bcfor. Chief Justice carts Ia the superior
Court, the defence being that defendant has PAD for
all tue proceeds OF The sale that the action has
been tried and determined before
John Donocv rendered services as clerk in The sur
rogatc's occ from January. 1865 10 January, 1870,
and claims that 81 600 aue Tor hts salary during
those years rs balance, and that bis biils duty
audited ny the SUPERVISORS. In 1871 when Surrogate
hutchnHs came plaintiff says his salary was uxcd
at 81 800 Tor that year, OF Which only VI zoo pad
80 that IN all he sues the city 81 ZOO wt
Tue case came 70 trial yesterday IN The Common Pleas
Court before Judge Larrenoru, ami ls stgll trlaL
The defence was that tbs supervisors had no power 20
iudit tho bll that the act OF 1874 VOID because
The Supervisors had previously been prohibited from
Increasing city salaries and thai the appropr IN
ISL Tor paying plaintiffs sa.ary was si,2Oo, which
was paid
In tho matter OF the united States against Charles
E. Anchsc, Tor len years officer ia tno secret SER
wee Of the United states Treasury, and who was
charged with detaining certain Witnesses tees, all
proceedings have been dismissed By special nstruc
tlous from the authorities at Washington.
Ia the matter OF thu estate OF DAVID evin petition
presented 10 the Court bebail OF Robert r. and
Samuel J.. dey TO compel the executors ol the estate
10 pay OF balance caimea 10 be duc them 10 tue
amount OF siI3o2. The petitioners IN March, ISIS
obtained luapnicn against the estate Tor t2B no a
portion OF winch The executors paid CT leaving The
balance stated The judgment was subsequently ~
nrncd BY thu superior court Tho executors have
hAnostcd $4,000 10 await Inc action OF the Court VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April B, 1877.
In Court OF Appeals, Thursday, April ., 1877,
present. Hon. SANFORD L. Church. Chief Justice and as
sociates.
No 2e5. The Crocers Bank OF the City OF New York,
respondent, VS.. Thomas d. pen6cld and another, APP
neanis -Argucd by William r. shepard for appel
lants Edmon BlanRman tor respondent.
No. 251- Levy Goldenbery anu others appellants.
vs. jacob Hoffman aud others, respondents. argued
by William Strauss for appellants; CornclusJ Bonkic
for RESPONDENTS.
No. lis. Nehemiah Rappce, appellant, vs.. stephen
7. Arnot. respondent Argued by j. Mcclure Tor APP
pclant, George Is. Bradley Tor respondent
The following Is the Court OF Appeals DAY calendar
for FRIDAY, April q, lS77:Nos. 270, 2T0x, 272 2I3,
276 277, 279 aud $50
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RECOVERING HIS PROPERTY.

Justice Pratt granted motion, yesterday. in tho
Supreme Court, Kings county. vaca,ing sale made
under decree OF foreclosure the SUIT OF the Abng-
don square Savings Bank against Patrick Cassidy aud
others, IN 1879 The property involved consisted OF
three valuable buildings Court and Butler streets
and ten lots on Plymouth, Bridge and Front streets
The valuation OF the property 100000 ana was
bid IN under the sale by The bank Tor $l2 00n The
bank, being insolvcnt, passed the hands OF Sir.
Frank Thompson, receiver. The property IS now
ordered 10 DO restored 10 Cassidy on his paying what
is due by him
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SEEN IN TIME.

Charles Wilson, youth OF twenty-onc years, was
arragned tho Tombs Police Court yesterday charged
with attempted burglary on the premises OF Marcus
NJ. Marks No. o Lispenard street The prisoner was
seen attempting to force entrance III the pas
sage The store contained large and valuable STOCK OF
clothing lie wasalso detected in endcavoring enter
the premises No. Is Lispcnard street The prisoner
commits tod IN default OF buL
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young man seated himself at the lunch counter OF
tho Asor House yesterday and ate heartily for half
hour Then he took the check which called ninety
cents, and, putting It In his pocked cooy sauntcrcd
OUT but unfortunately Tor his plans the employees
was watching him An officer called and tile young
man taken into custody Az tho Tombs Court no gavo
the name OF samson. Ito was committed Tor trml in
the Court OF Special Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06

SUPREME CouRr- CnAMBERs--lied by Judge Dono.
huc.-Nos 81. 81, "a "a, l43, l52, 1885, 1872 l63 1914
$50, 25l.
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERM-Held by Judge Van
vorst-Nos los, PIG, 2l7, 1871, 2lS 2l9 go III Ill
1888 236 2l0, 24l 254 255 2o6 257 25S, 259 200 2ol
262 263, 264, 200 PSI, 26S.
SUPREME CoU.r-CiRcrir-Part Held by Judge
Lawrence short causes-Nos. 452l, 2s55, 40o3 46i7
1868 44sy 1862 1929 1850 472l, 1905 3sJi AIDS 1908
4225, AIS 452a 4s7l 4i25 4ila 1851 4l5 42I 4osl,
retL-Short causes--Nos. 1885, 1882, 32O9 1896 3o32
3los 492 1894 44ds, 1884, 42ss, 1902 46 $780, 457o
45S 4i All 49, 49, $685. PA rs,. go
Held by Judge Van BrunL - Adjourned until Monday.
surKaoa CoURr--fRiAL TkRM--part l--IIcd by
Judge Frcedman.-Nos 75j, 3l4. 1l04, 1873, SOL 7si
.5l 754, III, 1909 loll 1884 $50, 07 losg 2ls s6o
sos $50, liza, 40. Sls, $780, sol. Part 2-ileid ny
by Judge Curtis.-Nos. Cos 600. 1885, .0J, S09 sll,
s23 $751; s3j, 943 94d ITO, $780, 100, 553 5g2 5g3 259
SUPERIOR CouHT-srEciAL TERM Held by Judge
Sanford.-Nos IL, 10, 90
COMMON PLEAS EoulrY IERx-Held by Judge 9. =.
DAILY. day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TTRN-Part 1-HeI by Judge
Van ocsen Nos 92s, 240 1876, 5Gs G57, 1875, 1896,
IlG u39 COS. i14s 1868 l2l7 $40, 1913, 1919, 7o5,
AZ Ola 1854 $751; 627 ss 800 o53, 1901 o2a 5ia lio3,
1917. l0+a Part 2-Iicld by Judge Larremore.--Nos.
1854 ioJ3 1856 ly7 oe7, 9o7, oo4 ga 1897 1915 1885,
1871 1922 500, lO5s It's, 5s7. lO40 l7o0 Part 3Hcd
by Judge J. r. Day.--Nos 1854, 1883, 54l, s27 III,
lIo0 1901, l262 1872, $751; ll45 -oo 1885, 1851 1859
MARINE couRr TRIAL TgRa-Part Held by Judge
Aikcr-No vpiy. $685. 920s, g25d, 1870 02l6, 0is5.
3s2 IT'S, tys3 10ls esds v2s, $685. 1894 923l gz22
$3.50 eS4, si2l, s'c5 g2os v2y7 e25 1904 oOso 03Io
1910. $780, y2s5. Iarl 2-Iicld ny Judge McAdan,. :
Nos oi1 glv2 9l9i ylI6 $500 9lG5, SSH. 9U5s 1906
gih5 g2ls, sl5c, 92is s,37, 500 Part 3-iIod ~
Judge shea mos. 3ls2. Dlll 0ls7 yll2 9l0l, Gl.j
y2Ju, sis5. D393 1921, sI40 02l2 1854. Obs, y257
torkr or GENERAL skssIoNs--iart l--Hcd by Re-
cordcr iiackct,. The People VS.. Edward Broc.en Ed
ward Hanlcy and Edward Walsh, burglary; Same vs.
Charles Wilson, burglary same vs.. John Elliott,
grand larceny same james Dryer petit larceny:
same Va Annie Donohuc. petit larceny; same VS.
Mnliam Eaton, petit larceny Same James o. Bricn,
petit larceny. same vs. PouIsk Brokuss, petit lar
ccny Pat 2--Hed BY Judge Gilderslccvc. Tho
People Va Basquaio Franc iclonous assault and
terry; Same vs. George Burt burglary; Same vs.
Thomas Coakcy, burglary; Same VS.. Thomas 5. Whit
taker burglary; same vs. Patrick German, burg larry;
same vs. Joseph Ford grand larceny; Same vs., John
Canary, grand larceny; Same James Shananan,
Terence Brady and Frank Walker, petit larceny;
vs. Henry iudmin, aduteratug mix; same
Joseph Eadicc, adultcrains milk; Same vs.. Moses
-. Polussy, aaulteraling mix; Same W. Mary Glib
bons, burglary.
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15CIUIC
PENITENT MILK DEALERS.
Tho following named persons pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of selling adulteraed milk In violation OF the
ordinance OF the Board OF Hcalth and sentenced
as INCONSISTENCIES Mas, No. 60 Greene street:
Adoph Zeider, No u SCANNED street, and Henry
wehI, No. 80 East Fourth street, were lined each
$100 Herman WEBSTER, No 126 Third street, anu
George Bath, No 40 Fifth street, lined each 500
STEALING CIGARS.
Jose Larri and Jose Trazzni, two Italians, on the
30h Of March broke into the lager beer saloon OF John
Donderro, No. 100 South Fifth avenue and stole IS
worth OF cigars Beth prisoners pleaded guilty and
were sent State Prison each Tor eighteen months
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worth from fifty TO sixty cents per yard. Chares G.
Martin corroboraied tho latter witness Tho reierencc
VIII be resumed to-day.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART
Before Recorder Hackctt

Before Recorder Hacketl
A NOVEL CASE or LARCENY.
james Kellner, on the 2Sth OF December last, was
employed in Wards bakery establishment, No. 1914
Elizabeth street, and in the OF conversation
with a fellow workman, named Max Hoppe, produceta
bottle and invited Hoppe TO tako drink stating that
tho fluid was whiskey. Hoppe took draught, and,
soon becoming sleepy and unconscious. lay down. on
awaking be discovered that his gold watch aud $40
had been distracted from his person Kener had
appeared and was at once suspected Strange enough
q Mr. Kelner presented himself the next day at the
Fittysevcnth Street Police Court and complained that
one Simon Langan, in whose company no had been tho
the night Previous had stolen his watch and some
clothing An officer arrested Lanigan, on whose
4 watch, which, on beng exhibited, was
idcntned by Kener his. Meanwhile,
Hoppe, who had been drugsod, hearing that
kcIlner had made complaint, gave the officer a
minute description OF the watch which had been stolen
from him, and II tailed exactly with the ono which
Kellncr claimed as his property: This being the
complains was made against KeIlner by Hoppe. who
identified the watch by the letters upon IT, ~ " b. )"
the initials OF the gentleman who had presented him
with IL while in Germany. Kellner was arrested by
Detectives OConnor and Fields the District Attor.
neys Office, and placed trial. Assistant District At
torney Lyon prosecuting. when tho above facts
developed. witness named Henry kel teslined that
keners character for honesty was questionable.
(kenerl admitted In conversation that he stolen
the WATCH but that II did not do him good as 10
had been stolen from him. In his own defence Kellnor
the initials upon It were those Of his mother.
Despite this fact, however, the jury promptly
he had 10 say, kelncr persisted In saying the
watch was his and that he intended to keep Ii. Tho
Recorder in passing sentence. severely rcDukcd the
prisoner Tor his unbushing audacty, adding that the
law might have thrown over him the mantle OF mercy
had he awaited himself Of his privilege enter plea
OF guilty instead of which he had supplemented the
larceny which he had committed by The crime OF per-
jury. Under these circumstances no would sentence
him for the term OF four years and six months tue
State Prison ut hard labor.
BURGLARY.
Hugh Mccormack, OF No 422 West Thirty-second
street, broke INTO tho premises OF William Thompson
No. 52l West Twenty fourth street, the 25th OF
March, and stole properly amounting IN value to $50
The prisoner pleaded guilty ana sentenced 10 Two
years anu SIX months Imprisonment
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SUPREME couRr-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Percy vs. Chase. This application must be denied
First, because not noticed Tor the rst third
Monday, anu no order show cause was granted
ond because the proofs OF The service OF the notice OF
motion aud also OF tho summons and complaint are de-
fectve
BY Judge Donohus
marine National Bank vs. sell Acting Safety Hatch
Company. -Granted.
Wilkinson vs. GIN; seguin W. Sevin -Memorsnda
SUPREME couRr-sPEcrAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt
Wood w. Amory.-Ofder granted.
sempls and others va smyiAs and others Sec
memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs--oHAMBERs.
ny Chief Justice Daily.
Gessner VS.. BrianI Judgment - given for tho
plaintiff Tor s3ia o2 and 50. 81 interest, together
amounting 20 $395 AZ
by Judge larremore
Fosgase vs. oconnor Motion denied, without
ny Judge Van Hocscn.
Cronogue vs. Quinn.-Decree signed
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Spratt VS.. Triper.-case settled
BY Judge Robinson.
Magyar vs. Magyar Order sig ned.
GoIdbear vs. Lcvy.-Judsment tor defendant. with
costs. sec opniou E.n4
murrer overruicd aad Judgment thereon ordered Tor
defendant. Sec opinion.
MARINE coUET--cuAMpERs.
By Judge sinnCtt
Carney vs. Dudley. Motion denied. With $40 costs
Rosenberg W. Campbell; Abbott va Conner; Reck
MonachL M otions granted.
DAVIS vs.. Haines--Motion denied
Hutchlns Va McGrain.-Motion 10 open defaults
denied, without costs
Dewey vs. Burkc.-Attachment allowed.
Phelps Vs. kedhcld Muller w. Clarke; vcst Va
Ieubuscher. complaints dismissed
Goldzier ". Young New York Manufacturing
Leather Company vs. Pittsburg Bolt Company; Gar.
ncd vs.. Same; New York Waterproof Clothing Com
pany VS.. Same; Lawson vs. Foord; Watson Caila-
han stern vs. Smith; solomon VS. Schwab; Putnam
vs. Andrews; Schwarzschild va. Gregory; Thornton
vs.. Wogam, Fowler vs. Rodenbush; Sinonson Va
Kotertsch; Carpenter vs. Lightali Kay vs.. whitney
Lerorack Vs. Knowles; Slddal. W.. Reynolds, Brkin-
shaw vs. Hazard; Wood vS Meyer; Wise va KING =
Orders granted.
Booth vs. Barth Order directing third party to pay
moneys, &c.
silverman vs.. Cohcn.-Deiendant discharged from
arrest
BY Judge Sheridan.
Bank OF the Metropolis va Mandle.-- Motion denied