The New York herald., 1878-12-02
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBErs-Held by Judge
Brady.-Court opens ut haf-past ten o'clock. Cal
SUPREME CouRr-arSxnAL IEaM.-Adjourned until
December 13.
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcrM TERM-Held by Judge
Barrett Court opens at halfpast ten A. NJ De-
murrersNos. ], 2, s. 1, 8. 6, 8. 10. H. 12 49, IA
and a r. isatSos n ' So So S T. ss @ @ 81 sic $50 9s
6l3 el 2s TAT 49, 6T4. 5s4 5t $685. 596 $50, 725, 1874
TAO. 74i, 742. 753. 756. 4ss, io4, 345.
Van Brunt.--Court opens at half-past ten A. MNos.
1885, 1863 1s05a, 12 1726 COG, 2l26, 25o5 1885, 17s
1s,S @ r iss ,1s lSe9; iss, ,s lsoo WS ia
Judge Lawrence-Court opens ut halfpast ten A. NJ
Nos 1919. 2iss 1910 221 3345, 224a, 1882 81 1923.
1872 1922 20, 24O6, 1G7l 24I9s 1854 224 257T 1856,
1905 1881. 1925, 3721, 3359 $3.50.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcurr-Part 3-Held by Judge
Donohue.--Court opens ut half-past ten A. M-Nos.
1874 2634 2443, 1927 " 1872, 16a5, 202O $685. 214l
1ss7,s, 1882, 1885. 17s 1883. 17e4, 1867. 1sO 1851
222 22sA 22go 3240 20l3 2550 34ss. 422Q 1885, al72
2oios. 1905. 1ibi, 24iI, 24is. 2lao. 2s4i 2ssi. $3.50
J6sS 36I9 S92.
surknloR Counr-GESxnAI TEnx.--Adiourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CoUar-SPEcIAL TERst-IIcld by Judge
Speir.-Court opens ten o'clpck--Calcndar called
at eleven O'Clock. k.-Demurrers-Nos. !. > 3. 4.
supERroR CorRr-rHIAL TERM--Psrt Held by
Judge Scdgwick-Nos. 3s4, 3ss. 3s6, 3s7. 262. $40.
57s 800 AS $751; lis. 1896 SOL 4A7, 4s. 63l SO, $50.
55G 4l5 5?4 39 i5l 49, o3 so. 62l. asa 42i. 4Ts.
Part 2-Held by chief Justice Curtis.Ncs ass, 465,
$50. 1877, 64s. eA9 $685. 45. 4et SAT- s5e. 5s s 1g5.
24D 629 49, 35l sos. 6s, 2is 296 357. 5cd COL 543.
$50 41s, $40. al Part 3--Adiourned sine dr.
COMMON PLEAs-GESrRuL TEgM--wil meet to-day
for the purpose of rendering decisions.
COMMON PLEAs--SpEcIaL TLnY-Held by Judge
Van Hocssn--Conrt opens at eleven oclock.-Nos. l.
2. L. ), g. z. $. ., 10, ii, i2.
COMMON PI.EAs--EquIry TERM-Held by Chief JUS
tcc g. r. Daly-Court opens at eleven A. M.--Nos. l.
2. 3. 4. 8, 9, I, =, .. TO- IL. ~, t3.
COMMON pLEAs-TnIAL II. TEnM-part M Part I-Hcld by
1885, 622 T62 721 1884. 741 ISL, Ti3 1915 T66, 704,
s9s isos. sa Sss aS5. ics2 Soc i7os 10 iosi. Sc5
sU3 49, 1472 1856 1915, 953, Go, 7l7 3l5 $780, 1905,
CAS- 3o2. 2os. d3i, 100. i222. 9oe, Si7. 1858, 4sa
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERM Part Held by Judge
Nc AarNos. 573G, 5145 1914. 4sss. 1921 1910 $500,
3eo l7?o. 1902 isis As7S, 254s, 1850. 222o, 500,
aSsrSos 9ly IA isol sssa ASA. ao2 aos. ss"T.
4To4 3s59 3so4 I94s. A620, 5l91. A435 1906 Part 3
Held by Judge shes.--Nos 1884, 443i. 1sll. 5095,
5o7I. so47, eoS7 $3.50, l774, 2s1o $685. Also. 5oe4,
Counr or GENERAL SESSIONS Part Held by Judge
Sutherland. Tho Peoplevs Michael Tilp fclonious
assault and battery; Same VS.. Thomas Reilly. bur-
glary; Same VS.. Joseph II. May, false prctences;
Same vs. Bernard Goldstcin and Anna Goldstein, re-
cciving stolen goods; Same vs.. Thomas Scanon and
Mary scanlon, disordcrly house: same W.. Philip
Mcclure, burglary: same vs. John Corcoran, bur-
glary; same James Flood and James Robin
CON- burglary; Same VS.. Edward Marsh and
George Higgins, burglary. Part field by
Judge Ciildcrsiccve-rhe People vs. william J.
Hunter, felonious assault end battery; ssIso vs..
John Carpenter, feonious assault and battery;
Same vs.. Henry Marsh, grand larceny; Same vs..
Charles L. Peter. grand larceny; Same vs.. anstav +.
Erichson false psetences, Same Thomas Wilson,
burglars tools Same VS.. Thomas King, receiving
stolen goods ( hmc John Rcinhardt, burglary;
Same W. Jamcs McManus, grand larceny; Same vs..
William Regan, larceny from the person
t,0uRr or UYER AND TERMiSIis-Held by Judge
Davis--The People Orianuo w. Bradford aud Clar-
ence M. Baker, abductvn Saine vs. George W. Rin-
ham forgery same Malcolm Hall, receiving stolen
goods; Same vs.. George Williams, grand larceny;
Same vs.. Thomas Mctirsth, grand larceny; Same W.
Darius r. MauRinn, perjury.