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The New York herald., 1878-01-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

FredricKa Kessier says that her niece. Johanna
Geisser aged seventeen, loft Germany OCTOBER last
under OF jacob Kufncr and that the latter
still keeps her IN his custody and refuses give hor
10 her. although intrusted his Tor tn 10
purpose. Judge Barrett, yesterday, upon these iacts
granted n writ Of nabcas corpus directing Kufner TO
produce the girl In court on saturday, when the
will be Investigated.
Eleven candidates for admission to the Dar pre-
sentcd themselves for examination, yesterday, In tho
Supreme Court, General Term room, before the
ipers Ashbei Grcen, Lewis L. Dela1eld and Elliott \.
shepard Tho ex animation was oral On saturday
they will be examined upon printed questions. the lat
Ter M feature IN EXAMINATIONS TO admissions
10 tho Bar. but one that u Is Decved VIII compel more
thorough preparation before admission 10 the Bar
Louisa Schmiti. n child about eleven years old
was allowed by her father to visit her aunt Louisa
has stay there ever since, with the exception OF
OCCASIONAL VISITS home. Lately these visits have
ceased entirely, and Mr. Schmitt, becoming paternay
solicivus, obtained writ oi habcas corpus and had
the chd brought before Judge Barrett this morn
ing IN Supreme Court Chambers, aud claimed hts
paicrnai right Its custody The answer Is tnat tho
chd IS old enough to choose for tscl and refuses
live with her Iathcr, and that, moreover, tho re-
spondcnt has lien on Tho child for It's board De-
cison was reserved.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
CAPTAIN sIEBERT's TRIAL.
THE CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST HrM-wITs
NEssEs EXAMINED.

THE CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST HrM-wrTs
NEssEs EXAMINED.
Tho trial OF Police Captain siebert Of che Thirty.
nrst precinct, on charge OF perjury, which has oeon
several times postponed, yesterday called up at
meeting OF the Commissioners The charge against
tho Captain grew out OF tho trial and dismissal OF
Roundsman Hagaerty and Sergeant Cass, Of his pre-
cnct, for suppressng q communication addressed 20
Inspector Thorne concerning Haggerty's shortoom-
ings Captain Sebert at their trial testified that he
mad mover seen the letter referred to or had in his
possession. Sergeant Cass yesterday testified that
October last, while he ana Hnegerty bohnd tho
station house desk Captain Siebert came in and re-
ceived tho letter from his tCassN hands; Haggerty
saw him taEc Il. The Captain asked, ''what IL itf
Who wrote itY" Haegcrty answered It was letter
containing charges against him, "a Job put up by
Twine and Richardson" (patrolmen). The Captains
reply was, ''Pshawl"
Roundsman Haggcrty testified that no asked Cap.
tain sebert what he ought 10 do about the letter.
The Captain answered, "You know best; 1t is your
own business" Patrolmen Twino and Richardson
knew nothing as to whether or not tho Captain saw
the lotter Richardson testified that he hoard Cass
remark, "lf the Captain read tho letter don't know
IT," This Cass explained by saying he did not hear
the captain road It aloud he knew no looked at IL
Twnc testified that he heard Cass say tho Captain did
Captain s,eOers, on his own behalf testified that on
October o, when no went behind the desk, Cass aud
Aaggorty were talking about lcttcr; he asked wnat
II and was told Il about Haggerty's private
business; aid not remember having seen tho letter.
Haggerty said, 1T is my business and think will
taKc IL TO Commissioner ErhardI"
The Captain was here interrogated BY Roundsman
Haggerty as follows:-
''Do you remember aekIng mo not to mention you
In noction with that Ictter?"
Captain Siebert answered mo"
Sergeant Cass then testified that on November II
Siebert said 10 him:-"This trial Of mne comes up
Monday, lot US have somo understanding" Casa
answered, "When 20 on the stand will tell the
truth" Sebert's reply was, "My God would have
given 81, 600, sl,6oo yes. $4,000 to have stopped
this"
The was at this point closed, no decision being
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
THE COURTS.
Continuation Of the Trial Of
Ex-Cashier Barlow.
A. HORSFALL IN COURT
Charge of Fraud Against a Boston
Liquor Dealer

The proceedings in the trial OF Alexander Barlow.
excashier OF the Fishkiil Bank continued yes
terday before Judge Benedict and jury. Mr. Her.
rick appeared for tho government and General b. =.
Tracy for tho defendant At the opening yesterday
Mr.. Herrck offered in evidence q certified copy from
tho Compt office showing the organization OF
the National Bank OF Fishkil After some objection
by tho defence the paper was admitted Mrs. Ph9bo
Baldwin testified that she resided at Fishkl and had
known Barlow several years. She exhibited csrtin-
cato of deposit, signed By Alexander Barlow, and
dated MAY l. 1871 She had received II from Mr..
Barlow Witness made a deposit OF $1,000 on she
late mentioned; part Of It was In money, amount
ing TO S440, and tho balance IN certificates
OF deposit Mr. Browning, the teller OF tne oanE, was
recalled and testified alter looking at the certificate,
that such certificates were issued generally and mat
presden cashier and teller had authority TO ISSUE
such certificates. He examined the lodger ahd then
test1cd that thcre was no record Of Mrs. Baidwin's
deposit tho dato referred TO- II was elected on
examination that the entry made IN the journal.
General Tracy then submitted TO the Court that the
count having referonce 10 this entry should be
and also said that to that tme3n the
trial nothing had been proved TO show the guilt OF inc
but shortly aterward said tnat there was
not enough evidence 10 sustain the count
ia tho Indictment which referred To Phoebe
Baldwin, but allowed the District Attorney TO givo
sworn and testified that ho paid 900 in any
ono sum 10 tho bank that he Jailed In business at The
limo tho bank suspended, and that he had not YET
pavi nythtng to his creditors Mr. Lyster. director
of the bank testified that at meeting OF directors
the defendant had said TO Witness that the nccount Of
Dykeman was not correct.
Al the close OF tho testimony OF ME Lystsr the
Court adjourned until this morning.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
ALL ABOUT A BILL.

Mr.. james NJ. Chisholm, superintendent OF tho Now
York Club, arraigned before Judge smith, at tho
Fifty seventh Street Court, yesterday, OH n charge
OF assault and battery preferred by Joseph IL. Racey
OF No. 324 East Eighteenth street, fish dealer Con.
ro Market rho assault, Mr.. Racey stated. took
place on the 6tn oil January when Mr.. Chisholm
into his oGlco and demanded by what right he had
rendered a certain bill Hot words wero then OK.
changed by the two gentlemen, Mr. Chisholm
calling Mr. Racoy ''damned rascal" and Mr..
Racey, IN rcturn calling Mr. Chisholm "a
beast Of man." The result as alleged by Mr. Racey,
was that Mr.. Chisholm struck him powerful blow
In the ince Knocking him down and following up tho
that hc had nothing to say IN reply till he mad q
chance consult with counsel. Ho was then put
$500 bail Tor EXAMINATION, and the hearing was set
down Tor January 81 before Judge Otterbourg, that
magistrate having issued tho warrant for Sir. CHS
hoim's arrest Mr. William Constable, Jr., became
bondsma for tho prisoner
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
JUDGE WANDELL'S MISHAP.

Judge wanGell left the Harlem Police Court on Tues
day afternoon 10 drive in Central Park. Whom his
buggy, which drawn by spirited team, reached
lonely part OF the Park, the curling pond, the
connecting rein broke, and tho horses, finding thcm
solves unchecked, started of on mad gallop. The
judges colored driver thrown from his seat but
HIS Honor retained his place In tho buggy. The
horses dashed breakneck spool for quartor Of
milo or moro, wheu reaching rocky ledge, they
denly LETT the road ana dragged tho buggy down he
dcciivity. Judge Wandell caught under tho arms
and neck by the overhanging bruncbos OF tree aud
dragged headlong from his seat he was found soon
alter by the driver much bruised but seriously
Jured He appeared yesterday afternoon IN tho Har-
lem Police Court with black eye, and feeling az he
remarked, "a little sensitive all around"
Having, during his lifetime, been wrecked ON Loag
Island sound and blown up In the Rod Sea, he hoped
TO survive, but mot to SEQ such another dav.'
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
A HARD-HEADED FOOTPAD.

While walking along Washington street, near Rec.
tor, on tho evening OF tho 9TH inst about seven
O'Clock, Nj. Stephen Chester, OF No. 10f Centre
street, suddenly found himself doubled up by an un-
expected collision with the head of stranger. whero
tho stranger had como from was vcllod IN mystery.
He had sprung into visible shape without warning.
The shock OF tho collision brief effective. Mr.
Chester found that hts gold watch and cham had
disappeared, had also the assaiant He reporte cd
tho circumstance 10 tho police, describing tho
stranger stout-buit young man. Captain
Saunders listened In sil0nce and whispered 10 his
detectives 10 Keep their eyes on tho Stable gang Late
Wednesday night Detective Flynn arrested David
Starting the reputcd leader OF tho said gang. sus-
picon OF being the highw way robber The officer ou
him IN u dance house ON West street. Startling was
identified by Mr. Chester as the robbcr At the Toni
Police Court yesterday the prisoner also ident
fed by Margaret Robinson, VINO him commit the
assault. Judge Murray hold him in 81 900 ball
Starring has frequently figured AZ defendant
inal caseE
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
OLIVER'S LITTLE GAME.

Morris Jacobs, little man carrying large sack,
was complainant; the prisoner, Billie Oliver, was q
young man. nook and mild hammered to all appear
ances They were both in the Essex Market Court.
Jacobs-'Foro God, don't was like 10 punish
Bolivcr; but was walking peaccably on avonuo G
with my sack when he catched mo by the neck, and
shouts, Jacobs you're hour has comet" "llow was
that" l gasps "we'rc on your tracks. Pm a bad
man, l was. Can you train "a dogf "Not much,"
good man gone wrong. Habcas corpus, my old
chap. Pm from Baxter streets, and the moro you
goes up dem Baxter streets the worse you flnd
them, and I'm many streets up Baxter Streets" "Go0d
Jord says III cont take notice OF all these that you
speak," and calIsa police ollcer Judge, don't like
dot boy.
Judge-Olivcr, you've been playing some theatrical
tricks over this old man. Officer put him In tho
ba-- box should say.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
WANTED IN BOSTON.

Benjamin Brown. engaged 10 tho liquor business In
Boston, Is wanted In that city charge OF having
obtained some $1700 through fraudulent represents
tions from William Moore and Edward Babson Jt
In response 10 requistion from the Governor of
Massachu usetis Governor Robinson granted warrant
OF extradtion. and thoreupon application mado
TO Judgc Daniels for writ OF nabeas corpus
10 effect his release. The came up for hearing
yesterday before Judge Barrett, the prisoner being
represented by Mr. John D. Quincy, the Boston gen.
tleman who brings The suit by r. W. KimbalL Bos-
ton lawyer, and The sheriff by ). W. Easton. Mean
time Mr.. Thomas Fec, Boston detcctive, hand
take charge OF the In OF the dismissal
Of the writ In the course OF the argument IL was
claimed that there was considerable irregularity In
working up the after the prisoner this
city. Juuge Barrett decided that thero enough
TO warrant his return 10 Boston anu dismissed the
writ Meanwhile as II appeared, an order Of arrest
had been granted in the Marine Court in civil SUIT
against Brown. The prisoner was rcmanded 10 tho
cuspdy Of Tho Sheriff pending disposition Of the
latter order.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
A FATAL COLLISION.

There have already been fully published in the
HERALD the particulars Of tho collision tho night ~
August 3O 1875 Long Island Sound OF the scnooner
Transit with the steamship Eeanora, which resulted
In the drowning OF Captain Davis of tho schooner
Since tho collision suit for damages account OF
Tho collision has bccn tried IN the United States
Courts. SUIT brought oy Mrs. Mary Jane Davis
vile of tho deceased captain. against the Maine
Steamship Company Tor $1,000 damages on account
VI the killing OF her husband, was Instituted in
STATE courts 1he trial OF tEis latter suit
ncnced yesterday before Judge Van Worst, hoding
supreme Court Circuit The evidence thus far is
manly repetition OF thai given In the federal court.
Ine deence s that nth oug II was foggy night there
lookout the schooner ana log norm
blown required In such cases. The trial prom ises
TO occupy two or three days Mr.. Horace Barnard ap
pears for tho plaintiff, and Mcssrs. Wilcox and Hobbs
Tor the doIendant&
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
A YOUTHFUL TRAMP.
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF A DoY-HIs wANpEn.
INGs THROUGH THE COUNTRY.

STRANGE ADVENTURES OF DoY-HIs wANDEn-
INGs THROUGH THE COUNTRY.
An Associated Press despatch yesterday set forth
that SPECIAL In Baltimore (Md.) paper stated that
the boy John Hussey, who was abducted IRON Dayton
OHIO. somc lime since, was captured by Warden Dan
nor, OF the Frederick Jail, on Tuesday, as we'll nm
abducior, who Is tramp and gives hrs name Frank
Husscy; that two other boys companions Of the
tramp. wero questioned, and ono admitted his name
was John Ogden, formerly each boy in Lord l. Tays
lors establishment in this city, and that his nthop
merchant tailor In brooklyn. To reporter oi
the HERALD who visited Mr. ogden, the father Of the
lad, at his residence, No. 660 President street.
Brooklyn, last evening, that gentleman said
that his son John had been q tramp since he
nine years Of age, aud he was now fifteen. lie
had been IN the habit OF leaving home without giving
any intination OF his going, and, after renal ming
away for some timo, returning IN woelul plight lie
would then stay about home until more respectable
atirc had been furnished HIM and again he would
tako his departure. He left his iathcr's house the
last time September IL, aud short timo aiterward
his sister received letter from HIM dated Cncinn natl,
ohio. In II ho stated thai he was we'll and intended
going to Louisville, n.y., to which place he wished
MS sister to direct her answer. She did So und when
she again heard from him no spoke Of proceeding IA
thatcity HIS request was complied with, but nothing
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE-l
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

In June, 1874, William d. Davis boy about eight
years DID, playing In the streets ut Mount Vernon
he struck by the locomotive Of train the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com.
pany. tho wheels OF which passed ms right Lex,
crushing It and compelling Its amputatiou. SUIT has
been brought against tho company for S20,c
damages. II Is alleged that warning was gwen OF
tho approach OF the train by Inc engineer ringing
the bell or blowing n whistle. The defence IL con.
tributive negligence, the action being attributed
the neglect OF the childs parents IN allowing MIN
run IN the streets without some one 10 take OF
him. The trial of the was begun yesterday before
Judge Donohue, IN Supreme Court circuit, but had
haruIy Dogun when 0t the jurors was taken sick,
and tho further trial adjourned until next Monday.
Mr.. Flinders appeared tor the plaintiff anu Mr. Odel
Close Tor the plaintiff
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Davis, Brady and Ingalls-Nos. o. %. 05. 2, Z.
g. ' So u s. ~, g. 20 g. n a. Y Is g g. 81 g. s
a. IS 50. 81. sa IS. 81, SO. o. w. - ~ -
SUPREME CouRr-srscIAL rxRM-Held by Judge Law
rence.-Sos 75 103 l36, 40. ST. 06. 98, 49, 81, 226.
IL Sc TO "a pnclusive). rs ILL., 81 20 i33 1sa. lss
SUPREME CouKr-cIKcuIr-Part Held by Jadgs
22sl. 200Ss, 1925 2a47 24o0, 2630 2282 25ls. 2So9
1885. 2S72. 1885, 25l7, 2267. 1885, 2727, 2,22 Part
294a, 2o44, a1ac 2ssi 2oss 2s7s. a7os. asa4 soSs
29s5. 262s 2s2s, 2729 $685. 25Sl, 294l, 2599, 1862
@ 2sss' 21!5 2ge4, s54 25!d Par, s.Aola by Judge
SUPERIOR CorRr-SpEciAL TERx-Held by Judge
speir -No& rs, 55, 81, TO- 6S, rs.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL TxRM Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TERN--Part Held by
Judge sanlord-Nos 2l7, 90, 4ss, 4ss, lls 74O 1854.
will not bc hold this term.
COMMON PLEAs-GEXERAL TERM-Heid by Chief JUS
tice G. +. Daily and judges Robinson and Larremore-
Nos. 64, 6S, 20, Goa, 81, SO, 49,, 43, l2S.
COMMON PLEAs-CnAMBEKs-Held by Judge J. +.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAl TERN Part HELD by Judge
Var Hoeseu.-Nos 272, 1853, 142l, 454, 569. PA,
9oi. 335, s2s, 7So. S4s $780, &c., 1l76. Part will not
be held this term.
MAINE couar-rKIAL TnRM-pert RM- 11aea BY Judge @
395l 3569, 1919, 3959 $780, 2766. 3007, 39l4 4O29,
Short causes-Nos 1862, $685. s4Sl, 1915. seos. $685.
3747 1867, $685. 400z 1862. $685. 4O0S, 4026, 4SlS.
395s. Part 3-Held BY Judge Shea.-short causes--
Nos co., 1885, 1906, 1857, 3776 1881, 1920. 3S17,
1876 $3.50, 393S, 40l6 1901, $685. 1854
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Part 1-Beioro Judge
Sutnerland.-The People vs. Charles q. Daniels,
receiving stolen GOODS Same John Lee, felonIous
assault and battery; Same vs. John Wilson and John
McKenns, burglary; Same VS. Thomas Moran ana
John McCue, burglary; Same VS.. Robert Mack, bur.
glary; Same Moritz Minister, grand inrccny;
Samc Vs. Nelio Dooley, grand larceny; Same VS.
Charles Van Ripper, assault and battery Same W..
Tnomas McCahiIi larceny from tho person; Same vs..
Ellen FalloD, larceny from the person. Part 2-Be-
fore Judge charlottesville People vs. Mary Ford,
robbery; Samo VS.. James l. Loomie, burglary: same
va Jonn rimdorn, burglary; Same VI. Savario Flovo,
burglary; Same simon +. SAandrouze grand lar.
ceny.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. II, 1878.
The following 70 the caenaar for the General Term
Tor Fridiy tho 18th inst Nos 134, 137, 14U 45 142
LAG, l47, 1s8 lao, $50, 152. 153, 155, 1855. l59
Attorneys out OF the Fifth judicial district not nd
mi nd
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
THEIR TRAMP ENDED.

Thrce prisoners in line were arraigneo in tho Jcf
crson Market Court for begging Two OF thcm arc
known as invoterate bcggars and named Smith and
Jones In the middle was Mr.. W wcIsh, from Norfolk,
with badly soiied shirt front, but good clothing on
his bnck.
Jusllcc--ME Welsh, you scom respectable, bus your
company
Smitn--Wo arc decent
Jones--I work hard at putting In coal.
Wclsh--t met these gentlemen IA smile on the face
OF every oncl We had drink. l wasn't begging
Smuli--We wasn't begging.
Jones-Noi works hard, do.
Justicc-You arc discharged, Wosh, although per.
haps | should puash you Tor being together with
these tramps. Smith and Jones, six months zach.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
TAKEN UP AND CANCELLED.

Mr.. Francisco Lado commission merchant OF No.
1874 Maiden lane, arraigned at the Tombs Polico
Court yesterday charged by George W. Stout, Jr, an
insurance agent, OF No. 345 Broadway, with destroy
ing q note made by him Q.ado) for $14S It appeared
that stout Induced Mr. Lado TO get his life insured
the Globe Mutual Lille Insurance Company and took
sequeniy became incensed at proposition TO get his
nole discou united, and meeting Mr.. Stout asked him
Tor the note. Tho latter handed 1t over, thinking tho
maker wished to pay II, but Mr. Llado deliberately
tore II up, throwing the fragments tho flo1r AZ
the same time he throw his policy on Tho desk aud
left the Office.
Judge Murray decided that II was a for a civil
court and dismissed tho complaint.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.

MIDDLErowN, N. Y, Jan. II, 1873.
The January circuit OF the Supreme Court was held
before Judge Barnard at Goshen this weok
The OF Carries r. Berdell against cx-Sherin,
now Assembyman, James W. Hoyt. 10 recover for
personal property seized and sold by tho latter 10
satisfy an execution 10 pay alimony 10 the plaintiffs
iathcr's (soocrt Ii. BerdeiD divorced WHO, laid
over to the June term IL was claimed thai the
son was fraudulent. fn
In tho Court OF Oyer and Torminer next week
panel OF 100 extra jurors IL summoned.
The trial Of Franklin w. Clark, who was indicted for
arson IN connection with the $4,000 Chester fre,
commences Monday.
John c. Baldwin, charged with murder, and several
other criminal cases are 10 be tried.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
ROSE AND AUGUSTUS.

Augustus Mills, Of No 22b Bowery. attentive to
Rose Smith so she avers Tor months and then dis
continued his visits. During that period gifts had
passed between thcm. but when Mills left her Miss
Smith sued for the return Of her gifts and a
in Of the civil courts tho marshal and her lawyer
dividing the spois She thcn cndeavorcdsto win back
Mills but ne had warrant issued Tor her arrest, ana
she appeared as q prisoner in the Essex Market
Court yesterday on q charge OF interfering with the
complainant In the discharge OF his duties Sho was
told If she did not stop DESTROYING Mills peace
mind she would be punished. Sho lett the court
room dissatisfied and under tho impression that her
Ak months acquaintance with the complainant had
given her some peculiar claim to him.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
Eoernart vs.. Standardization to resottle order 40
entered Is denied. without costs.

EOernart vs.. Schuster-Motiou 10 roeottlo order a.
entered Is denied, without costs
| SUPREME coURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Lawrence.
| Hougbton and another vs. Allerton and enothcI
flour cascs) aud Geeneaf and another vs. Ailerton
| and another two casesl-Orders signed.
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge j. y. DAILY
| Lindenmeyer vs. R,edcrs.--OrdeYs signed
Maitinas VS.. Schurtzer.-Bond approved
SUPERIOR coURr-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Schroyer vs. Dettinger ct ai-Findings settled.
Post vs. Lynch.-order denying motion, with slo
white va Roberts.-Order dismissing order 10 show
Ksyser va Drake; Watson vs. Bedlow; Keyser Vs.
Montgomery; Green va Lee; Same vs. Same; Cobb
vs. Knapp.-Orders settled.
BY Judge Speir.
Brown va BaxtcE-ordered on short calendar Tor
second Friday Of February.
Meiners VS. Steinway et al Nashawermeck Manu-
featuring Company VS. Solomon; Kayne o. al Vs.
Solomon. n.-UndertaKings approved.
Hyett VS.. Rxnktn.-Order opening default.
Meyers vs.. Ross.-Rcierence ordered.
Jacoby VS. Second Avenue Railroad Compauy.-Or-
der restoring cause 10 calendar.
Hodges OF al. Va Thompson.-Order granting PLAIN
TIN extra allowances of hve per cent on amount re-
csived.
Marcus vs. Thompson ct al; Babbist vs. shrsr.-
Lyons e. al VS.. Royal Insurance Company OF Liv.
erpool, Nos. 1 and 2-Order dating aotiona
smith vs. McGavan.-Order settled.
Lloyd Kennedy ct al.-Rcierce's report
nrned and Judgment Of foreclosure and sale ordercd.
Branch ei sl VS.. Levy u aL Same Vs. Same.-Or
dor commission
Snowden VS.. Studwcli; Follows vs.. Mills ct al |;
Fredericks VS.. Klein Ct al.; Lloyd VI. kennedy; /;
Humphrey; Brown VS. Murphy; Same VS. same; Same
same; scott va SANFORD. d.--Orders granted.
MARINE couRr-sPECIAL TERN.
BY Judge SinpotI
Lsngan vs Quact.-Dcmurrer sustained, with
Ross VS.. Clark. Motion for Judgment on answer
donied.
payment of $40 costs, but upon the further cond
ton that the complaint also be amended ana as SO
amended scrvch on tho dcfendants attorney, who
shall have tho usun time thereafter to answer the
same.
Healy vs. Black-Ths stay OF proceedings must be
vacated but without prejudice 10 another application
(as per lnuorscment on papers J.
Anderson tiarris-SOti0n to dismiss. for want
of prosecution will DO granted uLess the plaintin
pays $40 costs ana puts cause on the calendar within
ten days; otherwise, denied.
Goldsmith Vs. Jacobs.-Moton 10 discharge tho de.
fendant will be granted, rs per decision.
Ackerman vs. Observation-Disclosures on resettlc-
mcnt OF case.
Marsh Va. stute.-Mr. Jefferson Clark appointed re-
cciver.
The Manhattan Telegraph Company va Thomas
Notion granted dismisslng complaint
Perkins w. Miller; Leech VS.. Garrison; Deutsch vs.
Gers Bank Va Congratulations granted
BY Judge Goepp
Wekt vs. Lynch.-Case settled.
Lotti Vs. krakneE-Opinion.
By judge Sheridan.
Solomon vs.. Helleostoin; schneider vs. Ryhor;
tho Graphic Company vs. Fairchid.-O rders signed.
BY Cnief Justice Alkcr.
Wightman vs.. Overhiser- r-Referred 70 J. 9. Stitt