The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
COURT CALENDARS This DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBEns-Held by Judge Dono-
hus.-Third Monday motion calendar Court opens
a. hali-past ten O'clock A. NJ Calendar called a.
SUPREME CouRr-srEcIAL TxRx-Held BY Judge Van
1s 1as s o a. Il sa = % i1
49, $780, 49, ls9 iv2 1876 200. 2o4 PIP, 1885, PA, PIG.
2s 2lS 22 225, 227, Sl4 $50, 2s2 2sa za4 1886 2S6,
SUPREME CouRr--GExxRAL TERM.-AdJourned until
Thursday 2lst, at two O'Clock I. ~
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr-Part l.-AdJourncd sine
die. Part 2-Hrld by Judge Lawrcnce.-Nos. 953.
1885, 1928, 2672 1891 1885, 290 1881 2's7 1885, l4l!
la!7 1879 Soe,s 1877 1892 lIos' &C., 2ssl 49, Sii
Judge Van Brun-Nos. u.s. 16 IT. IS. 59s, 1917 1929,
1925 1885, loe 1882 1852 11o1s, 1851. ll7s 2a sas'
SUPERIOR CoUar--GESERAL TKRM.-Adjourned sine
die.
saniord-Dsmurrer-No. 8. Issues Of fact-Nos. 90,
AZ, ~ 10, SO, 68, g.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRiAL TxRM-Part l-Adjourned
tor the term. Part 2-Hed by Judge Freedman: a.
Nos 624 4l9, 442 79s 763 1884, 1901, ;lS, 500, 697,
564 81, 577 452. o2s Par. 3-Held ~ Chief Justice
GURUS o43 208, lO7l, 70l 492 742 200 $780, l92,
7Sl, PCS, SIT. l57. lo3. 4s2, Ills. 765.
COMMON PLEAs-GkxEaAL rEEM.-Adjoprned until
tho nrst Monday Of March.
CoMMoN PLEAs-CHAMBERs-Held ny Judge hoDin-
\ sop.-Nos. TO- IL. l6
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hoescn.-Nos. 10, T. d, 3, l3, 10, IL, ~, IS, 81.
CoMxox PLEAs-TRiAL TEaM-Pari Hold by Judge
Larromore 454 $780, 325, OPS. 7S9 120, 500 1l76.
1921, 1905. 2476 2466 $500, 20vO 14SO. Part 2-Hcd
~ Judge J. +. DaIy.-Case ONO. Co.. No day cal
endar.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERN -fart l--doiu ny JuuRo
Goepp-Nos. 1885, 3l74 1857. 2042 2439, 3032, 3eS,
1901. 1885, 2733 $685. 4203, 3343, 2747 269s Par 2
Held by Judge AIKer.--Nos. 1880. $685. 32t0, 1894,
$780, ASA $685. 2lS0 403 3l72 SAL 1917 1913, 1886,
33SS Part 3-Held by Judge sinnott-Nos 3I4e,
1854 2O22 2O23 2lO3, 2o51 7455, 34i5, $685. 1921 So4
1928, $685. 1920, S452.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part HELD by
Judge Gilderslee Tho People vs. Richard T. Ryan,
robbery: Same VS.. Giovanni Lavszoli, ielonous as
sault and battery; Same VS.. Herman Engiebert,
fsionious assault and battery; same Vs. Richard
Tootn, burglary; Same George Cooper, burglary;
Same Va. George Thompson, burglary; Same W..
q Brien and James O'Donno, larceny from tho per-
son Same Joseph Kelly, larceny from the person;
Same vs. William Deming. larceny from tho person;
Same vs.. Potter Brady larceny from the person;
Same vs. Edward Bushnell and James W. Irving,
false prctences Part 2-Hed by Recorder
Hackett-The People vs.. Adam Bremen, L.
lonious assault and battery; Same vs. henry
Backert ieonious assault and battery; Same
va. James Sheridan, feonious- assault and bot
tory; Same w. Thomas J. Baker, felonious assault
ana battery; Same Thomas ShandIy, felonious
sssa uit battery; Same John Sticht ieopious
assault and battery; Same W. Christian AnthOrst,
lcloptous assault ana battery; Same Va Robert Samp
son, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. John
Bolt, feIonious assault anu battery same Vs. William
Barry fclonious assault and battery Same va Alfred
Smith burglary; Same vs. Edward Smith, grand lar
ccny; Same vs.. Lanceot Murphy, receiving stolen
GOODS Same VS.. Theodore Schon, false pretences;
Michael Fcepey, Charles Dougherty and John kourke
assault and battery; Same We. William Marsson gam
bling.
COURT OF OYER AND TRnMINER-Heid by Judge
Davis.-The People Vs. Joseph Wall, homicide; Same
vs. Edward Newman, homicide.