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say snnc mornSnc NJ conasaueutly ths rours nd,onrned
III u xiii. pa.t 10 oesoes Ati hour stss Charles IL
Rss Lend sma sn,e st sss p. a.
notbinc e1uid be done Thr attorneys wcte pre-
pared 70 hie tssIr motion eha'enRtng .he at1ny ot
10 defer thetr snecches mill thts morning. MIN
Gss @ I'D fs .ss ! e e. hand .D.nos T. sa s.
n1xspA1r's onrcKs.
10 ak shem II aeey snew .npthnn abont tho,e
fsssE Hn.is given by ia'dais Tbs County
SAID tho reporter to co,pmfa,ioucr Clearv:
"coionel. did yon 20 to iI!usialo's oiiies shortly
~" Now, 10. " via .sss1 so,a yeu 70, HAITI tsatF
.".5esn't toll ,su. eat heard &" ,-
"Y9u n nasst ~ We vent th..er'
"No. snd ! ne1er Got !. cent from, anybody.
ca set, and come to ms and iii farnsn % you S liz
proof"
joet. 0Ne
Commissioner con,y-1 never did, never even
'pcss pSsa..iee9 Il IL a" se%ssy esS esssy , don't 70,
money. except from my Customers TINT i nell beer
TO-. ...~.--.
EQMm14floutf NGkhuFGy-Nps HUk cent. ClLnEF
ia money nor in 4 check, aud when went ont to
hii quarry paid my ova expenses, except per-
hap6 to got cigar, Of I drink, or something like
that.
Cuntntfsionet Carol! wss hlso Approached, and
the Rku1e question asked him: Ills answer whd.
neves was In 1llnsdalts once In my life, nnd
don't know where hc lives" Then ho 'chuckled,
a. he always does whenever there are any reporters
atound.
FRox PRESENT APPEARANCES
tho Grand JnEy win not accomplish quite ~ much
- was expected Of ahesn when They began opera
laid ont, which Inclnded not merely tho
and Of the Sullivan inry md the Hickey case, hut
m examination Of Gen. Lteb's onlte, Of alleged
repeating at the recent election. OF tho manner OF
drawing Grand dusits, Gle. The regular Grand
jury for tbs Jnns term was drawn TO meet on tho
1Ath Of this month 1t Ia questionable whether It
can he crowded out OF tho way. There will be
enough law points Eaiaed hbont The rcfmpanclIng
Of The present body without making additional
unea by continuing tta extatenea hey1ua ths 18th.
Therefore, there femnin presumably but twelve
days, or ten working Iayt, for It 10 labor in.
During that peEIe. Judging br the present rate Of
pfocresR. It will be impossible Tor them to do much
moro than 20 through with the County
Commlastonef husineas, wh1c! has swcl!cd
out far beyond :. tho proportions which
It was originally believed It would assume.
Presumably The Progeamma was to rc!ndct tho
commtsdtoneFs and contractors wl1oso cascs Wcr6
dismissed at Geneva. and 10 bring them 70 trial
speedily Al possible. But the accumulation Of now
matter, sonlo Of which 10 not valuable has mo1i.
aed The plan Of operations to serious d1gfee.
, 1877-06-07
nah u EA.

: HNNI4-WALKKA-ln this city, Juns t. bJ
the lay. GUNNER Ella, Fred J. usnnls aud Aisa
Ida Il. Walker, 1t tbs ye4idsueA Ut tns bslds'a
father, l. u. WAiksf, Esq.
, 1877-06-07

Tho wholesale hon.sof Clnybursh. EIn.ten = Co.
lie met Randolph Of Indiana Avenue nj few min.
nteA after n'cnck. Randolph was IN car hnu
bcckonch to him 10 come along. which he did.
They met the Young Rirls on Twenty tceond street,
and went iroat. ruling. Shortly before The acel'
dent ANN was leanax npon tho left fAli, and sud"
denly tnrned ahont taytn2 to witne*A, Do ron
nee anything OF Nary's nuat." Witnrea turned !D
the enne direction. and IA did 10 the bostcApsxcA
lie hrId AIMS IN hta arms. and supported
hInscif by Tho boAt but 1t room r,ghted
antl he acnin lost hi. grip and vent down. Coming
III. he afain secured mold, and would hare rescued
hin,sctf and companion had It not been that Ran.
dolph'a boat, in coming to the rcRene. tan into
Ills hoat and Jared It "a Tint ho hkatn lost his
hold, nnt Alr1 lost io.d Of his companion, who was
already In n ewoon. Walter HAndnlph coFrcbornt-
cd this story in those particulars In which ha WIS
interested, anl after being ont but short tsnne+
The jury returned tho following verdict:
w. ths Jury Hnd That deceased came to hrt deash
~ drowning IN Lake Michigan by accidental np@ctttnG
ri small fspat In which she wsl ruling with com
pan.on. nnt We hc1Iers that tho boats arc too 1na
thnErrn1A for Npnn the tA1t. and ve would
hqEeat u e proper authorities that an ordinance he
parsed regulating fl,e renting Of rnch bossa.
Tho deceased was horn In Louisville. Ky.. Dec.
-, 1900 hnt! WAS. therefore. not yct II ycans Of
nge. ihat Easier SUNDAY ast VAS confirmed IN Tho
Swcdeniborgian church ut the corner Of Eighteenth
respected member for some time. She was Of m
am[nnlc lively disposition, and was beloya by all
who knew her.
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

The week just closed has been q very busy one At
the New York Post Oice, and fully manests the fact
that the heretofore sagnant business has at last taken
a start The daily deposits have becn heavier than
any made during Q year past. and aggregated
$500 20 for stamps ana stamped envelopes
Four steamers leaving this port carried out very
heavy nai especially those running TO Europe. The
mail OF the City Of Chester amounted to 2307l rcRu.
lar 2lU registered letters and 81 bags OF newspapers
The ODER carried 23 63l regular AGO registered
letters aud 46 bags OF newspapers. The City OF Hav
steamship Asatia TOOK out, the former 9, 203
and the latter 2276 letters ana 10 pouches Of news
papers
TRANSMITTING FUNDS.
The Money Order Bureau has had its hands full Of
business. Will be seen by the annexed s,atement:--
The deposits OF surplus money order funds received
during the past week from postmasters amounted 10
S34 303: postmasters drafts we're paid on letters OF
credit TO the amount OF $l332l aud II, 953
money orders were, paid, aigreganp Sll9.4 Alb s.
Tho certified lists Of orders To Germahy represented
81 90s marks embracing 1872 orders. tho lists TO
London S06 orders whose aggregate amounts
$13 40 81 currency. or 624 9s "a, which the
payees Will receive Germany sent 500 603 s3, en-
bracing 926 orders and Great Britain 70l ORDERS
amounting TO $ll. 523 26
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
A MODEL MOrHEK-IN-LAW.

Edward Monahan, musician, and IN tho not so tar
gone by o leader of the band rather well known
.Mouahan's Band" /" was yesterday morning arraIgned
In the Fifty Street Court for being drunk anL
whilc 80 amusing himself by making his mother-in.
law Maria Ryan. OF No 219 Third avenue, the target
for goblets and his angry passions. Last night he
arrived home, after many EXCURSIONS here and there
and the liquor being him no spoke his mind, and
uttered the universal complaint OF tho suffering sonn
Law. Mrs. Ryan answered IN appropriate terms; the
war OF words was succeeded by q Singing OF
goblet by Monahan which lit on his mother laws
eye. An ugly wound Mrs. Ryan's optic and visit
BY Edward 10 the court were the results With u
nobieness worthy OF remembrance the mother.in law
put aside all the little nceties that usually acuale tho
motives Of ordinary mothersin.law, and. saying that
Monahan's health was not overstrong and his mind
none OF the greatest would not press the charge,
claiming that his proper place was in tho hospital
Judge Bxby discharged Monahan.
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
DOGS UNDER THE HAMMER.

For three weeks past the lower part OF the Custom
House has been reverberstng with tho howl OF dogs
much the disgust and annoyance OF Governor Noble
superintendent Of the seizure room. The seizure OF
these dogs which are Skye terriers OF the choicest
blue species, has been fully detailed in the columns OF
the HERALD and tho only remedy left 10 tho Treasury
officials In Kidding themselves of a capture that was
seating lis head Off, was act according to law and
dispose OF the coniraband live stock at pub
lie sale The proper advertisements were IN
serted in the journals patronized by the
government, informing the public that on
saturday, February II, choice lot Of Scotch
terriers, seized Tor non-paymcpt OF duties,
would be sold at auction ~ ten O'Clock A. w.. at No
liz Pearl street. Long before the designated hour
motley audience had assembled, among them num-
Der Of richly dressed ladies, who came TO purchase
pets their households. Many loving caress was
bestowed by dainty hands the shaggy little ycpers
who were by no means "a thing OF beauty" but IN
tho ladies' eyes "a JOY forever" The first dog offered
for sale received q bid OF $40. Others rapidly
overbid In Of S. 81. SIS, &c, until
$40 reached, and the delighted purchaser ut
took possession OF her bargain, paid the money
and lett the Of excitement. blue dog was next
put up, and attained the price OF $40 the third dog
$32 and the last-a noisy little hower-was kuocked
down t6guravely only Tor S25. The total Of the
sale reached $l46 out Of which the auctionecrs fees
and the feeding OF the dogs, which was supplied by
Downing, will have to be paid, and the outraged gov
ernment will gam about SO the net surplus OF pen-
allies inflicted upon the daring smuggler OF Skye ter
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
STREET CAR POLITENESS.
WORD IN FAVOR OF THE WOMEN.

WORD IN FAVOR OF THE WOMEN.
NEw YORK, Feb. Is, 1874
To THE EDITOR HERALD
have read with interest the communications from
your correspondents, under the head OF Strect Car
Politeuess" and cannot help but offer few remarks
upon the unjust ana most underscrved condemnation
expressed them upon tho apparent want Of ordinary
pol,teness travel in these convcyanccs.
think " the truth known these sweeping de.
nunciat,ons' and accusations OF piggishness" have
emanatcd from whose personal knowledge
OF polteness 10 exceedingly limited, but who are
actuated by merely selfish motives. There
who would sooner think Of rclinquishing seat In
iavor OF q than they would think OF depriving
themselves Of a meal Enscocned comortably behind
newspaper, in which they OF course deeply in-
tcrested, they remain completely obvious OF the
presence OF every but themselves and allow women
OF whatever class they may be, TO strid throughout
the Journey, until the car may be sufficiently
cmpticd admit OF their securing scat. Still more
contemplate u he oi tho genus op-and his name Is
Lcgion-who ignores the poor anu shabbily dressed
woman but on tho entrance of well dressed female,
having tho external appearance OF lady, rises with
alacrty hastens with the most graceful bow and
fascinating Smile to place his seat at her disposal
Would u be any wonder II, with these examples so
constantly before them, women did become 'piggish,"
which, am glad say, Is very cxceptionaly Let the
men show tho women example OF potcncss and
Will venture say that they will have little 10
make complaints through the press OF the little apprc
ciation by women OF their heroic sel-dcnial
offering a scat to one Of the weaker sex G. A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
GOING TO THE ROOT OF THE EVIL.


To THE EDITOR HEgALD:-
1t may be proper TO make full analysis OF the
quality oil gallanty In the allowable to your MIS-
ccllaneous correspondents, but wish TO make brief
clam behalf OF American men. do not use the
word gentlemen, because some would think that term
belongs only to fashionable men. American
not lacking IN gaantry, notwithstanding they so often
permit ladies' 10 stand the street Gautry IN
wolves rst nnc perception Of rights and dutles IL
is the exercise OF Kindness aud consdcrate bencvo
leDce and Is, therefore, always spontuneors impulse
from the stronger toward the weaker But every nnc
emotion wIthdraws iIseii when habitually unrecog'
nzcd or unappreciatcd and therefore, the operat on
OF galiantry disappears II does disappear Tor
trivial cause the occasional omission TO say
''thank you" on the part vi ladies in the cars II Is
rather because the whole and bearing OF the ladies
those Of dcmand-because they claim constant and
costly crces claiming mucn and 50 universally,
that do what they may men VIII Sill be onIy un
worthy servants Very plain men are governed by
the principles here suggested as well as the most re-
lned, though they may be utterly unconscious OF IT,
l. u.
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
BORDER SMUGGLING.

Tho goods seized by Supervising Special Agent Moore
and Captain Brackett the 18th inst and stored in
the SEIZURE room OF the Custom House, we're opened
yesterday for inspection The largo dry goods on
being stripped OF its lid, disclosed to view lot Of
ragged clothing. by which the smugglers intended
deceive the customs officials who might by accident
he duty the frontier into the bolef that
Il contained emigrans' effects The rags on being
moved exposed twenty-i0ur bundles OF tho very best
Pruella cloth. Tho trunks were filled with this spe
cies OF goods without any attempt al disguise. In
spector Jackson returned yesterday from Rouse's
Point whore he had been watching The smugglers and
Inspector Nevins who had done similar duty ut Island
Pond, VI, also returned, both having done good
vice in breaking up this contrabapd traffic.
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
"MOLLIEs" AND HIBERNIANs.

The New Jersey State Board Of Directors or the An.
cien Order OF llibernians nave passed resolutions
repudiating any an.liaton with the ''Moy Magures,"
and requesting the National Board oi the Order "
institute rigid Investigation into the alleged conneos
ZION between tho "Mollics and the Aueiss%tlnise
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
An INSTANCE OF FEMALE "PoLITENEss.
Nxw YoRK, Feb. Is, 1874

TO rns EDITOR HERALD:-
would like to instance Of street ''po-
htcness" was riding with my wife the other ing
In Fourth avenue when lady tcxcuse the Insult
to the namc with her escort, get III. immediately
offered ncr my seat, which she took matter Of
course, and without even thanking After We had
ridden Tor few blocks and there was nobody stand
ing but myself and her escort, II gentleman next her
got out, and If she had had the least particle OF po
liteness she wou,d have offered ME the seat, but,
instead caught her by the sleeve aud pulled
hin down III the smiled, If she entirely
satisfied. Such Is ''Amercan polItencss" II. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
COST OF ARMORIES.

The Armory Commission, which consists OF Mayor
Ely, Comptroller Kelly and Tax Com missioner An.
drews, and tho Adermanio Committee on County
Affairs, consisting Of Messra Tuomey sauer, Guntzsr,
Rowland and simonson, held conference yesterday In
Che Mayors ohcs relative TO srmory leases Tor the
National Guard OF this city. An Investigation has
been loot BY she committee Tor some time, with
view OF devsing plan 10 reduce the enormous OK
penditurcs incurred in paying rent Tor those armo
RES III Ef #t Il Ntfst# t# 1k 3@ az I.
Tag Commissioner Andrews stated that $4,000
sufficient to pay for tho armory OF
the Twelfth regiment, IN Broadway, between
Forty sixth and Forty seventh streets Formerly
yearly ront Of $4,000 was paid now $l2 100
Is the amount Mr.. Andrews also commended that the
Of $500 paid for the Ninth regiment armory
Twentysxth street. was too high, and that It ought
TO be hxod at Is, 900 Com ptroler Kelly madc sug
gestion that the Committee on County Affairs OF the
Board Aldermen should ascertain thc lowest terms
upon which proper armories can DO obtained Tor the
regiments Of the National Guard not provided with
permanent The proposition was adopted
and the adjourpod II Is expected that the
committee will mako report At their ncx; meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.
no onoANrzAr1oN YEr OF TIE boar

as no ORGANIZATION YET OF THE BOARD.
A meeting Of the Dock Department was to take
place yesterday u the Offices Of the bureau No. III
Duane street. Az tho hour appointed . number Of
contractors and workingmen thronged the stairways
and Railways, but Commissioners wcstervolt, Dimock
and vanderpoe were late In arriving No public bust
moss, however. was transacted, the members or tho
commission holding private conference, II was un-
derstood, for the purpose OF organizing. Commits
soner Vanderpoel informed the reporter that there
would be business Of public interest transacted and
that the Board wore SIMPLY considering matters Of
routine. Tho organization will probably not DO per-
focIed until tho next meeting. s.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
THE ASTORIA MASKED BURGLARS

George A. Most counsel for Jake Roberts, one Of tho
Astoria masked burglars, - stl working hard 10 Sc
Roberts, pardon. He had interview with Gov.
ernor Robinson yesterday, and the Governor promised
10 give the matter consideration at an early day.
Roberts and Riley are al work In tho axle shop at
Auburn and John James Is at work IN the shoe shop
Mccarthy the youngest OF the four, who was sen.
fenced Tor twenty years. died In the prison hospital
from consumption saturday last District Attorney
Downing IN strongiy opposed 70 the release Of
ana u considered doubtful whether tho Application
will DO successful 7-iffi II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following arc the sales made on the Exchang
yesterday


yesterday
reeisresSoi i've lots, each 23xioo. on av b. es,75
IL y q Irving st., fordnam; 10 Edwin sehufsidt,
P'""''". Or scorr ; 1sD Ilrs. ~
= :o,s brown stone ses,s, vim i Il,
av to Andrew sohr. plaintiff 1880
:%s9S ss. siisas %
BY 10Th av. Brosdw~y and I'D ST.; 90 d. d. Lord, =, -
sup-.m. cou foreclosure asss isfn Patterson ref
s s,ssa y \. ,S prick h,u': s YIN 10;
e,h TO H. D. chauneey. Jr ................. ATS
suvr.m. cour. foreclosure Snsp .s.s M onb s
sfss-of shs saidinss,' With iot ss lxsoe mos.
90 s Yoss LIE coS.s
similar ::.:.m. rsr::of house. With 10; 0
ss IN E ys,l ss s 81 n.a.Sc sas cdno~nS
supreme cour, o1.sio. s1sss. fsR Rus
ss 3 ss Ys . S ssi !, s-sos s ~.
Of aiss A.. % William Nelson $500
Total sales Tor the day ..sIo4,s7o
WIZ s;.'; s';s' No.
As,sSa ~, ssIss, a u 9Th sS.o cc I Eli.
sarah x. Style r. Observation-Disclosures 400
ss1s S and w.fs :. - - Il @ M"
borough ........ 10000
Northsli 70 T. Gardiner, ................v... Nom
54th ST., a. g.. 1894 Il. of 10Th Av., 10 Sx530;
Davis McFall 10 VIM. Bucknor ................ loo
! Jonss 70 James Il smith. $4,000
Stanton ST. n. " corner oil Allen. 75x5O; @. X. Jen-
Mugs 10 Won Thadsn. 1900
and wiic % Fisd sehueh. 10000
lsaI IE0rN s1 81t HoRraAGsa Hfl0'f'lf W.
Green, Elisabeth H., 70 A. Is. Crane, No. IL Down
ciss reg EssSsS H.. 10 h D. a..d lc v 81 AZ, "
C. Of All 81. years ........... 1856
wssIinpton aud King year ........... TOO
corner Of Washington and king ats years. 10000
Blumestock. s. and husband. 70 n. Eisins, W. = OF
9th az p. OF 95th - ius ...,............ 1900
SD It,. W. OF Az y - ...........,... Nom.
81, w. Of 4tb Az; year .......... ...,. 49,. 5000
Evans, l.. r. and husband. 10 executors Of y. q. Par
M ker. OF 137thss, o.. OF Alexander Az. esd
ward soa husband 20 oi ~ i2so
e. d STU ~ year. 1000
sehuck, Fred wife. 70 M wilisis n 4 Of ie,h 81,
o Of 9th az 3years....:... .......,........., $500
years $3.50
va Of Norfolk. . OF Broomc 81. Years 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
SIX CENTS DAMAGES.

In the suit brought by James Conner, . minor,
through his guardian. against Patrick H. curran su-
perntendent Of the Cemetery Of tho Holy Cross Flat.
bush, 900 damages for injuries received
by being run over by q wagon driven by defendant,
the Jury found verdict OF six cents damages for plain
tia The defence was that the occurrence purely
accidental. The case was tried In the Kings County
Court before Judge Moore. H'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14

Case on, RUG ct al. &C.. va The Mayor. &c. No day
eaIcndar Part a-Adjourned until Friday next -.
SUPERIOR COUKr-0ENERAL TuRM-Adlourned until
Monday, June 49, i~4f hN NtN q II
y surShioR CovEr SPECIAL terry Held BY Judge San
iord-SOs 81. 40, a. S. IS. 70. 10, "a Demurrer
I svrxn.os covsr-r s,AL rsnr-rsrs Held by
1905 "a lOIl lo2o $50, isls iaz, i2aa ana 1sA Part
2-Held by Chief Justice Ourtia-zNos 5is. 5b2, b54
M e ~ sGs Ss s 3ss lt i,S s aS
l2os, l2sa 1891. 1880 Part 3-Heid by Judge speir-
Nos son oes 1882 ss2 s44. ITO. 1882 766. 7s4 ll3!
llI2 li7s 1880 1881, mss, l76 1854 lozo 1884, s69
7sa sos s4S liss TO lls2 llce go 80 ll'4 l2sS,
b COMMON PIsAs--GEsxxAL TxsM--Adjourned until
Coxsos PLxls-Eourrr Txnx-Held by Judge Van
nosssn:-- Nos =, IT, ss' q TO- q. Il. fk Do
consox LEAs-rRIAL 'rsaH--Part1--HeId by Judge
Oh. PART filed BY Chief Jas.ics DAILY --Nos has
~ 2zs 1880 l2ss 1921 Dol IA 1912 Ss7 1919 2os4
N shss Is so7 ,aa pa as7 4ss x Judge ! Daily
Maine CoUxr--TxrAL TEnM--Partl-H by Judge
Alker.Noa 657s, 1887, 6a76 1924. 6213 $3.50. 1858,
Held BY Judge Sheridan Nos s4l7 667o. e4se, 6alo,
o422 640l ol2S 1887 so0e $780, ssll s6l2 cola oolG
@ .s sa: :s sss's ss siss ssss $50
counr OF GENERAL srssloss-Psrt 1-Hsld by Judge
Sutherland. line People Ebert fettl, ielonious
Bohrmer and William Napier. rape; same vs. William
grand larceny; Same vs. Eugene Seminer, grand lar
ceuy Same Amelia Schubsrt and Lizzie Schubart,
grand larceny; Same vs. Michael II. Lornins forgery
Same "a joseph u. Boyle, false pretsnce.; Same va
Walter Peops, petit larceny; Same vs. Edward Bren-
nan and Edward Stoutenbcrx petit larceny; Same va
Thomas Kennedy, petit larceny Same vs. Thomas Crow
ley, petit larceny; Same vs. Samuel Brnckmsn, potit
larceny Same William Giberi, assault and battery.
Part HELD by Judge Gildersleeye-The People vs..
Henry Wnittc, feionious assault and battery; Same
Michael Noon, soonious assault and battery; Same
va Charles Rsvaria, burglary; Same Va. James Fla
hsrty. grand larceny Same Vs. Bernard RoSefs grand
larceny: SAME Va John hotschenbaekcr, grand lar
ccny; Same Va. William Andrew, forgery; Same W.
Magic Csvisan, pctt iarceny; Same va Nellie Brown,
disofderly house tn II tFerif nAHH HstfNtNf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Kelly, Mayor Ely and Tax Commissioner
Andrews held session yesterday afternoon to examine
into the claims Tor Of building OF southern
Boulevard and Third avenue. used for tho Tenth Dis
Court House, and other small claims in tho same
vicinity. This commission was created under an act
OF the last Legislature a.n 81 ~v.tMNtltN aeffsEF
Mayor Ely says The dog poana will DO completed in
about eaht dava y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-14
DECISIONS.

supAx,lx couRT-sPEcIAx TERN ~,
4ai., nrtgoy BY Judge Van Worst 81 --t4-r
Mutual. Lifs Insurance Company Va ~owneend OF
aL-Order settled and signed. .tiiisai fieaf
Z pevos W. Boyd and othera-Findings settsA and
sigAcA ifel slevIr ~ .ssaE,at l.rf Is IS tssr vi
COMMON PLEAs-sPECrAL TERM. $500
III In.diAA9 BY Judge Van Hoesen fahf 4
Luckey va Hcubners Striker w Borst; Jarvis. JI,
and mother, &C, VS. Oimstead; Benjamin va Todd !;
Edwards va Slamovitz; rooksr va Arnoux-hotions
granted n ~ l8k ~ iftN t'AltMM
Hecksr VI Schneider; Boork VI. Ferguson.-H otions
dehIed. See memorandum III .sv 49, ,,
Clapp va Market National Bank-Order granted.
Flagg VS. Aaca6ie-Aotion graalcd Sec memo
eif III es MARINE CouRr-cHAMBERs. se.ps.f3
III. ,-.,,,.,,, BY Judge Goepp.
Gardner va Doughersy. Motion denied, WITH no
costs.
wilson Va Yale Motion dsnsd with SO costs, an.
less terms are complied with. n 7tlft y ef"tNv W
Faitonts va Mann--Motiou for new thai granted.
opinioh.AN f<tI.ilf9y ~ ~ I~fi TIT III
Goldsmith VI. Becker.-Motion denied. ehaH' ~
Coleman Va Levy.-Motion granted with SO costs.
= Chapman Openhugm -Motion granted.
Fornbech va Lecte. -Motion TO dismiss comphtrt
Smith "a Foster otion granted. .p' 'a 1. TIA
Schmelke VS.. Menard-Motou granted
McCl0skey w. o. Brien. -Mcnon denied unless terms
are complied with. ' -
- Work vs.. Leopold.-Motion denied, without costs
Kean vs. Jones' Judgment for defendant. tsa 4
ST. Logger vs. JoneS-Order tor security granted.
Jones; Leonard vs.. Boyle; Lawarse Va Packard;
Gamble W. Reed; Brown W. Bramhold; Mckinley va
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