New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,upopT1NG VALUABLE HORSES.

Creenwich-st is fine lot of horses winch ar
800 nv steamer during the present week james
A TarTyy imnorter and breeder of Norman sta IONS
NJ River View stock farm. Wllmlngton, Ill., arrived
from London on the steamship Canada, on Wednes-
d. with thirty Norman stations and one Norman
broodmare On the same vessel were ten Norman
staIlions for Powell Brothers. of Straightforward,
Penn; thirty Cleveland bays, a favontc coaching
breed and fifteen Norman stations for Solohel
Jordan, of Waverlv Iowa; and three Norman
stations brought here by Charles Humoer,i
of Corning Iowa The Norman stations are al
nowerful ANIMALS They are mostly purchased
M Rouen, France, and in that vicinity. Inc prices
paid are much larger than three years ago oWlns ~
The largely increased demand ANIMALS that Coulu
formerly he bought for 81 900 now cost double thit
sum- Their selhng-prce here ranges from 9l,o '''
~ So 600. The ages of those imported vary liu,l
old stallion and one sevcn-yeaT-old in Mr.. ferrNS
lot Mr. Perry sald to reporter OF IhE lhiD'Nh
Yesterday afternoon: ...o, HAVING
brought over my first lot in $40 l was the second
man TO bring Norman stailions 10 IFS ot,2 IN
iJnnorting horses | have brought over about loo,
and never lost but one horse on the ocean On TINS
last trip over on the Canada SIX horses ded UcIohe
ing TO other owners. o. these one was Norman ana
fhe others were ClvdcS. | had some nor -eS rs
sick as any of those that dled M hllne
are ali right Do hNrSes get seasickf why; yes.
l sunnosc so nj the beginning of the voyage. W hat
do do for themi GIVE them salt wafer 10 dTlhk;
There isn't much book ldrnin III tI2t so5I ~
treatment. but IT cures them. My staiiohs uoi
understand word of English yet. ana nave onlE
Enghsh-sreaking grOomS III charge OF mem my
are Intelligent and uactable' ihoueh, "iiu 80 ~.
only take them about three moh'hS " 'o"i' ''e'
Mr. Perry says there are now st6oat twenty men
OF firms regularly eng9IGd in importing these
horses The present ear great MANY more hoi >eS
have been -boasnt IN Europe by Americans imam
exc. before. but mostly By WCa'iA gen l'ici ~"
tbcIr own private stables Nj, ferrys staIliohS
NJ b taten West Tonight SIX horses IN car.
On the AucnOria, which arrived on NeInesuay'
,c,rr tsn splendid Clydesdai"S Tor PoWel brolh-
e,s q Springborough. Penn, which VIII aver &c
ION each An unusually large Norman stallion,
with brown body aud four Whlte ieeti WCIsIllnS
2 100 pounds and belonging 10 F0WeH, bL9tn ",'
-. > limited i'm the street side StoddarbS sta-
Lie Yesterday afternoon. THIS finn are ABOUT 10
mo1Tt 1870 of the best Clydes. which they VIII puI-
On tie steamship Denmark, which sailed from
London on Wednesday for New-lorN were loo
Norman stations the most OF Them OeiohSiinH ~
HI w. Durham. of WAYNE, Ddpage County, ILL.,
FOR TIE CONVENIENCE OF LAWYERS.
One OF the amendments TO the Code OF Clvu Ir99-
cedure relative to kmSs County SuPtfn Itnre
- nj esprcIal interest 10 lawyers IN tins NclnitI'
In lac counties throgh the state generdliy new car
enlars are made up iOr each term Of the SuPlome
Count awyers who desire TO sbrng their causes
ON ior trial are TO make any Other ulSpOsltIon VI
them or Obliged to notice tueln LOT lldt at I&
term and also to put them on tue calchudI w l'lus
notes of issue with the clerk. Tor which Il lee Is
charged In Kings County the plaintlH IN oluVl "
Keep his on the calender uhtil uIou ms -.
Obliged 10 90 through TINS proceeding ncall9 80
month from October to june ana each term VP"fi
"a " theiltf's Zee" of IS cents. In New oIk
County the rule has been maze Inherent p4 e'".
for several ears. Here lawyer notices MS Gauss
flr trial as issue Is joined or wnehe'Tl d no
ehonscs afterward puts the cause on tle caieHu"i
once and that Is the end of hls duties III hau uec-
tion mill the cause Is tined No malte now many
fines If NAV come up on the day caieh9aI' OIL now
many times II may 20 oil tor the term IL remains
lnor the calendar and does not have 10 DE ho-lcc9
again until finally disposed o. Lawyers aJCust"IT"
tn the New-l OTk practice with causes Oh ne Dluo
lyn calendars have very frequently been chagrlne4
a. 6ul themselves unable to try them because OF
their having forgotten the rule IN other counties
Tn, amendment TO the Code mentioned hdhcs
the practice III Kings County conform 10 that IN
this county, ana Il cause once on '"o ''I' ~,
Eroollyu nil remain there until disposed or ms
,,aruie noes INTO operation at the next circuit IN
October George G.. Barnard the Deputy county
Clerk SAID yesterday that causes that were upon 'no
calendar al the last CHcuit Would 20 upon 'hc HoN
c,lcud.r without any new note OF issue uelhB hlcu
Tbr amendment To the Code dld away WITH the
nnvmcnt of the 70 cents rs sheriff ZEE MI bdi-
norl sand that he intended. If 1t met WITH lne APP
prevail oi the Judges, To carry Vu' i" ~ .i IT,,
,lau from the New York system OF calendars IN
str,i of making "A continuous calendar term aueT
form uuti II IAN INTO the Thousands he proposed 10
,,,Lc mn 4 new C;tlcndar. with new NUMBERS edCH
trud. Just as he old under me on PI1c'it'T J
e', c.,I.e uot trcd when first reached would graz
uallv work It's way mp toward the hedd OF iuo
carnlar as causes that had been trlcd at tue plo-
yIru, tenn would be strIken oil. The c2lehuars
would be printed in lamphlrt I9Cm a. pelo'e i ioi
dril,il ou among lawyers. Mr.. Barnard SUI -tHleu
t.,t Lawyers living ont IF BROOKLYN could save
themselves much trouble and the county N'IN
much annoyance If, whenever Il caehudI 10 naio
nm they Woud. instead ot DOoGlng MN Win /" Hiui
tiide oi injuries about II, send TO Nun lhcI "u-
dresses and the necessary postage. lfy return
mail they would get the calendar N9e!I Nn-Cn
would be carried for one-ccnt stamp.
HOW WILLIAM CAHlLL WASN'T DROWNED.