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New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
DOMESTIC IyFELICITY EXPOSED.

Mrs. Mary +. Sharp, who owns large pleat-
ing business at No. East Eighcenth-st charged her
husband Henry J.. Sharp, at Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday with beating her and attempting to
throw her down stairs Mr.. Sharp started In life
machiniss, but few years ago he came before the
public lecturer and prOpagator OF what he called
Integral Cooperation" Two years ago he married his
present wife, who told Justice German yesterday that
he was fugitive from justice In Texas, adding He
Is doing his best 10 get my property into his hands lie
wants 10 make IL appear that am insane, TOO. One
year ago he stole child and took 1t To house where
he staying. II am insane surely deserve better
treatment than being suspended the bauster
stairway"
What your husband business Z" the Justice asked
ale has no business. have given him 800 a month
since married him. and and again has
threatened and abused me for not giving him more"
The husband insists that the ~ insane and In
support OF that statement mentions that lately she has
locked herself IN the store every night ana slept
table rather than 20 into the house where The
case was adjourned until tomorrow, and the defendant
was forbidden TO 20 TO Mrs Sharps house until then
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Josephine Stracker informed Chief-Justice
McAdam the City Court and jury, yesterday that
Bouhasav Petera promised marry her, betrayed her
and then deserted her a rich young woman whom he
married. The Jury gave her $1,000.
The Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company mas
applied TO the Supreme Court Tor com
mission 10 appralse the value OF It's property
interests IN land occupied by II In front OF
Nos 5I to 100 dnclusiVe) iu South Ffthaye The lana
i held by James r. Kenochan and others as trustees OF
the Lorard estate. The matter will be argued on Mon
day next ,,-,---,, ~.
James A. Cochrane and Michael HalOran blacksmiths,
argued hotly certain questions In their trade III
Iouor shop at No. 1856 West FOurth-st on March !,
1883. Haloran tested the strength OF Dlacksmlth
arm by breaking Cochrane's Jaw. jury yesterday IN
the City Court thought that Haloran should pay $lZoO
for the demonstration. 81,
Isidore WOfsfed married to his wife Esther by the
Mayor IN February 1888 and they lived together until
August 10 OF that year. Then, he says In an action III
the City Court Joseph Lubey induced Mrs Wofseld TO
desert him. Lubey and she have been living Mr. and
Mrs Lubey and are now In NewOrleans. No defence
was and a sympathetic jury yesterday gave the
lonely husband $1,000 10 be paid by Lubey when he
shall return from the Exposition
Henry Woltman, recently removed by Mayor Grace
from Registrar Of Permits, has obtained from
Justice Van Brunt, in the Supreme Court, Chambers
writ of cerorar test the right OF the Mayor TO make
the removal. He that tue removal was unlawful,
and that for it not filed In the execu-
tive department OF the city. - 80,
The taking of evidence in the suit brought Dy Mlciael
j. Dady. superintendent OF federal buildings 10 secure
an interest ia the contract Of Thomas McCann,
in Washngton ID. C., which Dady claims belongs to him
by an old understanding at the time McCann put III his
bid concluded in the city Court IN Brooklyn, yes
tertay Dady recalled and denied the statements
which McCann had made In his evidence. motion TO
dismiss denied, and ~ was adjourned fOT
argument until Wednesday OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToH, Wednesday, March Is, 1885
REVENUE STEAMER RUsn.-The contract for rebuild
ing steamer Rush at san Franssco has been
awarded Hall Brother, Of san Francisco, at their
bid OF $4,000.
KANSAS PESsToSs.-The attention Of the Commissioner
OF Pensions has called 10 the fact that the pension
declarations Of many Kansas soldiers have been executed
before County Clerks question has been raised as To
whether the County Clerk In Kansas Is II clerk OF n
Court Record and OF the Kansas Senators has in
formed the Pension Oce that suc Is not the The
pension laws expressly require that declarations for
pensions shah be made before the officer of Court Of
Record. Commissioner Black has therefore called upon
Governor Martin, OF Kansas, for Information on this
point has asked the Governor, IN the County
Clerks are not clerks of Courts of Record promptly
notify them acknowledge any more declarations
hut give notice 20 applicants that will enable them to
before the proper officers and execute proper decara
tons.
COMMITTEE on FoREsrRY.-The Senate considered
to-day the resolution offered by Mr. Miller OF New-York
authorizing the Committee Agriculture and Forestry
10 sit during the consider the best Of
preserving forests upon the public domain and to
employ "a clerk The resolution provoked long debate
but was finally agreed toy TO 20. The division
i'm affirmative, ana Messrs Riddcberger and Sherman
who voted In the negative.
CUSTOMS LAws-secretary Manning has issued cir
euar TO all customs officers quoting aud calling atten-
ton to sections the Revised Statutes which prescribe
penalties for frauds which affect the customs service
The sections published, the circular says for the
information Of officers OF the customs well
who may bring into the United states goods subject to
duty" The specific offences named In the sections
quoted are Admitting merchandise to entry for less
then legal duty, entry by false samples, bribery Of
member OF Congress- bribery Of any United States officer
aud Offering presents TO revenue officers.
SOME OLD DEBTs.-The Secretary Of the Treasury to-
day issned warrant for $50 10 IN favor OF Pres
dent r. Il. Hayes, being the sum appropriated 10y Con
gress TO reimburse him FOR payments made account Of
lana in April 1877 warrants were also issued in the
name Charles II. Reed i0r $4,000 aud In tho name OF
George ScOyie for $1,000 for services rendered as
counsel for the defence the the United
against Charles j. Guiteau.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

surgmoa couRr-TRIAL TrR9PAnT uBeoTes. ore. sas
ham Nos 1880 1921 1894 1885 1881 IsSs dS9s io'o'
1871 1895 1900; 1907, i005 1907, 1908 iSo9 lgle; a
COMMON PLEA-sPEcAL TEshpbeIoie a,ors aa,r. nay OF
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TEHM-PAHT l-beioro Dsp' S''
Case o Cafhart agt. Best ,.., ~ r Ma.
CITY CoUBT-TRIlL TERH-PART l-McAdams a.. % osSr
l44 s6 ss 2ge s2el lSS $92o s$ Sos sSs sSi s SI0O
CRY CoURT-TRAL TERN-PAgT II Before Browne .o 100 100;
1884 257S 3sss 1892 2eS7 SS9s ss7S s4oe SoV 'ASS'
CRY CoUETTEAL TLaMPART IaNeh566rra's a6r ss sIai
335i ases 100 22id 2s3 ss3 2oiO. 20Oo 2ses. 29oo
S COURT OF GENERAL sRssoSs~pIBr I-Before cOwng j.
Nos j, 2, 2. 4. 8. O, Z, 8, g. 10. 49, ,...u,..
: COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-PARr il.Beiors heSo"1i
snyth and Assist Dist Attorney Parrs-Nos D. D. o. D.
y
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
CALENpARs ME DAY.

suPREME oouRT oHAMBERs-Before Van Brunt J.-Eo@
IS TO- 81 40 81 90 65 68 CO. 96 81 So 10 100 lOJ III
1lb i9 100 1Go l62 III l76 lsO 2ll 22O 222 22S 1885,
s1PEEs,E 'V coUsr2SESERIL TERx-Dayis P. J., Brady
ana Daniels Mos I54 l64 o. lG0, 10l 1lS 100 l55
100 49, 81 1s0 1872 1888. le4 49, loo loI loo loS 100
lS4 1876, l87, 1893. - -. ..
yNos 1867, 1913, s93. 8sg 1868, 1868 74i e04 l0l'
lg72. 1915 ell ESQ. 1915 l0fo l04 1870 99l g76 lO4
SUPREME CoUar-SPKCIAL IERM-PAKT II-Belore Van
Worst mo ass 1922 e98 s7 1910 1852 e72 1885, l04s
suPnEMR coURT-CIRcuiT -iART I-Beiere Do1ohue 5y;|
sS7S $500 4i62 S44l 246i 25l7 2S52 G4l IlO7 S7Iia
1888 s2t2 1854 S2D4 1872 $685. 3337 1888 1868 1886
1852 2l5S sa5a sis5 1888 3a67 S4os S4el sies S4e4
siB5. 3tG6. 3467. 3i6s. 3469.
sUPRHME OoUsr-CIRcUn- II.-Before Lawrence j.
case on CostoF Bowe No day calendar.
SUPREME COuRT-l1kcuIr-PART l11.-Before Beach. J =
Nos 32i0 3iO7 3i6s 23zs 40l5 3Os4 1854, 6z5 4l4s.
$780, 3ei 1870 1891 1885, 2304. 1891, 37f $780, 1905
1913, 76O, 3l64, 1850, 3l45, 2lb8.
sohsooAfRs CoURT-Iso'iiDs ss-WM Of Isaac Marcus
Ill
.surssIoR couRr-srEnAL TEEM-Before Truax. J,-No
6tf calendar.
svRsaos cogeT TERM PART h-9siere Freedmen,
sSoa 7d6 1896 SIT S1S 772 73l 2e& 17o2 1851, 5o3,
~. 7Us, 373. its8 Sf2, 7bb.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 19.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-day the Hon. william c. Ruger. O. j., and associates
present the following cause was argued
No l3Ostephen Lee Others respondents agt Lewis
R R6tegman sheriff, appellant.
No I3l-RandOlph Burt, respondent a2t Hugh JeWett
receiver etc. Submitted
l3T-ChaFes Russell, receiver etc. respondent agt
Henry w johnson and others, appellant
Ma 92-Wngit Robins appellant, sgt John Mcclure IN
and 8 executor, respondent.
No I25-Ge0rRe II Converse infant appellant agt Ar
temus B Walker respondent.
NO SO Mary l. Peck, respondent agt William Nande.
mark, executor aud others. appellant
No i33-Joseph Peppard respOnden agt. Albert Dag.
gett shen6. appellant Argument begun.
The folio wing Is the day calendar for March 10:
Nos. I2s, l02, 100. l29. 81 119. "a. o.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
NATIONAL GUARD WORK AND RECREATION.

Colonel McAlpln5 accession 10 the command
OF the 71s Regiment has infused new life into the
ganEaou. The vacancies IN the roster OF officers are
being filed and recruiting Is brisk. Samuel g. Bakely
has been reelected captain Of Company q. He resigned
that position December 10 before Colonel Vase whose
he did not approve, wasHendered supernu-
merary. Josiah r. Marquand has been elected Captain
of Company fill the long vacancy occnsioned by the
resignation of Captain f. f. smith on account OF the ex-
praton Of his term Of service nearly two years ago.
Sanford A. Taylor has been chosen captain OF Company
X IN place Of Captain Robert A. stevenson. VINO re-
signed last Decernber Captain Taylor commanded this
company prior to Ss3 when he resigned. The new nd
utant, Alexander T. Davis held that position In the
regiment before. resgning 1879. Tho now sur
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Ngw-YoRK March 18.
An unsettled tone still holds possession OF
the grain markets Traders timd In their opera
tions andhe revival of the circulation Of
crop scares easily influences prices as the may
be- but only within limits Export business in
wheat was light as usual but cash better and
fair amount was engaged for export The only excep-
ton TO the weakness options which scored
final gain in the face Of small net decline In wheat and
Wheat closed irregular, shade above the low
prices Of the day, but e cent under last nights
figures at s7a for March, 80 for April. s9 for May and
907s for June, July options being up at 91@ In
corn May options ended UNCHANGED at 49% cents AZ
the same price April shows gain of is and June loss
of i. March declining to 49l4 cents. 0as were up
for March at 81 q for April at 81 for May at $685. and
ls for June at 363s cents.
AT New-York, Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, S4,147 bushels
corn 316S07 bushels; oats, l2s.146 bushels total
ceipts at Chicago, Milwaukee and SC. Louis were:
Wheat 10s 5O3 bushels corn, 3ss,196 bushels oats,
14630s bushels; total grain 643,007 bushels -four,
81, 400 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
MARrE-GARRIsoN INJUNCTION CONTINUED.

JUSIICt DUHUUUt yt5ItItIiIy UUHIIIIIIOu OIIV TIT
junction recently obtained by Henry L. Clinton restrain
ing Referee Theodore W. Dwight from bearing further
sintIar action s pending in the United States Court IN
MIssouri The Missouri suit, Mr. Garrison claims, ls
really the that In the superior Court mere .ne
name ~ fhe nsnt i'm the former appearing as the
Pacific Railroad Company. Referee Dwight held that
be Missouri suit was not bar the one here, though
he atd II the Marie party were successful in Missouri
they could afterward succeed In suit before h
Jnstce Donohue decides that It Is OF the greatest mpor
fance TO Mr. Garrison that the Missouri suit should be
determined first and that he should have the Opport
nity TO MEAD that suit as to the here, especially
az tne two suits are the voluntary act Of the Marie party
The ustiee refuses 10 into consideration OF the
charges of bias ETC., against Referee Dwight.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, March 1S.
In its weekly review two weeks ago THE
TpInusE said OF the oil market which had broken from
"a 10 70 cents "The bull movement has now had set
hack of cents from the highest point reached and there
IA no lack of short interest, although the week closed
with carrying rates about normal once more. AT the
end the temper OF the trade nervous and sensitive
and IL would require little exeron courage to start
nrces lp hill again." week later this was sad OF the
Thorn Greek District In other words the district is
nool contaDing given amount or oil, and every wen
ppened simply adds the number OF outlets There
nothing definite yet from the border welis-llke tue
Harley and Markhau-but II they should enter as
shegs and extend the eastern limits OF the district
hey would not alter its geological character or ada sig
nideanee 10 Il as permanent clement In the eommerea
SITUATION" The petroleum market mas not sou at 20
cenrs since March aud to-day reached s2ie cents
rhe market was active and excited most OK the une
Al the opening the feeling was hrm ana prices ned AZ
7ga a 797sQ7oia cents against 794 cents last night
for nbout mn hour Then came HOOD OF reports tnat
the Markham we'll had been shot aud lowed heavily,
and the market quickly fell to 7S cents contradiction
M these stories speedily restored the tone or speculation
and with ony reactions the price rose 4s cents
so The highest figure Of the day. The official bulletins
of Inc York Petroleum Exchange that the Wen
will he only small producer and the signincance OF
this news can readily be realized. The gauge oi the
Thorn Creek district this morning showed decline OF
over 900 barrels TO 7,l24 barrels. Carrying rates
we're irregular but low. The market ended active ana
strong. a., -, !, ,..,,.u. u,... as ,ol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

toSDoN March lS-l2i30 mConsols. 0S 5lB for money
and os accounts Atlantic and Great western First
Morgage Trustees Certificates 294 Canadian Pacific SS
Wcxsa OrlInary ~ ~ Paul Common 7i6 "a Enc 1875
do second Consois 0S4 Illinois Central l29S New-iork
Central Ol 4. pennsylvania. 04S4 - -. - - -.
M Paris adyices quote Three Per Cont Rentes at
VI franc, 67lo centimes for the account 40,
coupi, Canadsn Pacific, 80 d. Erie Second Consos 517s
Nexican Ordinary 32is st. Paul Common 74as Pennsyl.
yania, "a 7s ,,,, -. -. - NJ -,
4g D. n-The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
ENGLAND on balance to-day Is sl2g.OOO
India Council bills allotted today at an advance
OF Isl. per rupee -, ~, g.. ,,.,.. =, a, ,.,,.,
80 ceutimes the account.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

oeon Dr Edward T. T. Msrsh was formerly In the
United States Navy. Charles A. Hess the new
Of Rife Practice formerly quarternaser oI 'o
April for review by the Mayor some other pr9nie
parsonage, when the presentation OF the m"rA'"o"
badges will take place. ,.,. ,oo al.
The annual bali OF the 9Th Regiment will take place
Fenace Garden on the 9th inst Adjutant Jnnn,Inc
week. -. -, ,ho
The reception OF Company II, 22d Regiment, ~ sns
to be a brilliant affair.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
CENTRAL AMERICAN DISTURBANCES.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-ln the executive
session of the Senate day the injunction OF secrecy
was removed from the resolution introduced by Mr..
Edmunds last Friday and agreed to by the Senate yes
erday II refers to the diculty in Central America
and the fact that there is now "pendng between the
United States and the Republic of Nicaragua treaty
providing construction Of interoceanc canal
across the Continent and in tho Republic Of Nicaragua
for the general benefit OF all the Central American Re
publcs well the United States which treaty. 1t Is
understood the Republic OF Nicaragua has ratified ana
declares IT to judgment OF the Senate that in view
of the special and important interests OF the Uned
States In conjunction with those OF the Republics OF
Nicaragua and Costa Rica in the interoceanic transit
across tie Continent auy invasion of the territory OF
Nicaragua Costa Rica by the forces OF Guatemala
under the circumstances aud with the purposes before
stated regarded the Senate and ought to be treated
by the United states Of uDfrendy and hostile
interference with the rights of the United states ana o.
these Republics"
United States Consul General Adamson, at Panama,
reported the State Department to-day that IN the
trouble which oooprred In that city yesterday twelve
were killed. ,
The Commander OF the Wachusett In dispatch TO the
Navy Department reports the arrival OF that vessel al
Panama.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March IS.-The proceedings
of the United States Supreme Court to-day as
follows:
No 2O1 silas y Huntey appellant, agt Thomas Hunt
Iey executor &c and others Argument concluded
No. 2O3-Ihe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintf in error agt Miller auditor etc. Argument
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

The Homestake Mining Company has declared its
seyenty-ninth dividend OF $3i 2o0 for the mouth OF
February, payable ut tho transfer agency OF messrs
Iounsbery Co., No 10 Byoadst, on March 20. Trans
fers close on March 2oi total dividends to dste W
e67,50Q.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
NATIONAL C4PITAL TOPICS.
HAZEN'S TRIAL NEARING AN END.
ALL THE EVIDENCE IN-THE TEMPERATURE Al
CAPE SABINE.

CAPE SABINE.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-In the Hazen
court-martai to-day the examination OF the ac
cused officer was continued without eciting anything OF
Importance In to questions as to his Knoweuge
of Arctic work. General Hazen testified that ne was
member Of the International Polar Commission which
was composed Of representatives Of the chief Northern
Nations, and that membership was coniihed 10 Pei
sons who had knowledge OF the requirements y,
Arctic work aud who had been ens"so"
in the study Of that work. The object was 10 nave '
Nations represented together In harmony WIN ro
gard 10 certain Polar problems He stated that he was
absent in the West when his report for the year 1854 "a
portion of which part of the ground for the charge
against HIM made public, and that he hao eVery
believe that the report was given out III inc
usual way through tho office OF the Secretary OF war
that he had been so informed but could not state so OF
his personal knowledge In his kilograms to the secre
tary of War on the subject Of sending RELIEF eSped
ton North after the return Of the Proeus party IN ss3
he did request the Secretary to organize such an e
petition but asked that the President be reques'eo W
authorize the sending OF an expedition. 49,,
Counsel for the defence offered TO introduce as eN
dence copy of record temperatures at Cape sabine
during the winter Of ss3s4, keptby Lieutenant Greey
in order to contradict the statement Oh s W.
schcy quoted in the Endorsement Of the Secretary OF War
in General Hazens letter. tna the winter OF se 81 was
very severe the Arctic regions and that the teer
with OCTOBER 1888 was about Coz below zero. lie sald
that the record would show that In tho early par o1a 9
october 1888, the temperature at Cape saoas I'oUo
miles orth Of Disco and 72o miles nortn OF URer a
navik 25o above instead G0o below. ana that
down TO October 27, II was only l6o below zero ,
Tho Judge Advocate objected TO the Introduction OF
this record and the objection was sustained GenerS
aZen, reply to questions of counsel, stated that IN
this whole matter did intend any dlsrespect to the
Secretary of War This closed the case for the deee
and closed also the introduction OF testimony. INC
Judge Advocate said that he was willing to submit 'he
without argument if the defence would agree 10 1o
the same Judge Mackey said that he Thought ~ ony
fair the accused officer that proper constructors W
the evidence should he submitted TO the Court and a
he desired to make a brief argument Inc S3ult tne"
adjourned until TO morrow when argument Will Degh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

Some business was done In State bonds, put IL was
without specia feature. Tennessee os sofa NJ syis
North Carolina consol at SO and special taxes at ~
and Virginia 6s deferred at o. or city bank stocks 0o
merce eold at 14Si2 and Phenix at lo2 - ,
The market for railway bonds was dull except III
OF the speculative issues, and generally " was wrn
New.York Chicago and ~. Louis lrst 0s WIN s uut
fluctuations further declined from 80 90 767s9TI west
shore and Buffalo hrst 5s d better ~ So'S@oo2
Eric second consols, with small sales, yielded ifoi Nv
from p9la 10 0s h2a0s7s Rome, Wntertown ana w
dspsburg conso bs were u lower at 77t ano inc IN
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

The clearances IN Bradford were 4,I00,O0O and n
Ptttsburg 1882, 900 barrels.
The refined market firm at re cents per gallsn
In New-York.
BRADFORD, Penn. March 1s.-Cruide OIL National
Transit and Tidewater runs Tuesday 47,995 bbA to-
shipments, 52,s25 bbls. charters, $3.50 bbis.;
cearances, 100000 bbls National Transit certificates
Market closed excited report that the Markham
well very light; opened at 1855 advanced TO 701
broke to 77a, in two minutes from 1888 10 81,
broke to SOLE aud closed strong ut S2l4.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 1S, (SpecidD D.-The wheat
crowd the reverse OF lively atlthe opening, and
general appearance OF WEAKNESS observable among
the longs on Both products held their own at
the opening, which weak, and decline Of 'e cents
followed, recovered. At 10 o'clock thero
indication that the circulated at late
hour yesterday the curb that number Of persistent
bulls had changed tactics, had any foundation in
tie active imagnations OF its orginators The early
trading was entirely OF local character and outsiders
appeared to take interest in the proceedings Pork
opened firm at advance sufficient TO give the industr
GUS scalper show for subsistence while lard followed
in sympathy
We work up first class crop scare" remarked
old head conddentsy about ii o'clock OF the bot
tom liable drop out Of wheat Those consos are al
together too strong SUIT and something must be
done"
It may have been coincidence but in a short time
NAT" Jones showing kilograms from Southern
Illinois and Kansas Of the most damaging character.
only per of last aud that 20 per cent OF that
total failure. Indeed some doubts were expressed
whether there would be enough wheat raised for
home consumption in that once bleeding commonwealth
To support the Illinois account the most dlapdated
specm OF the growing Imaginable were exhibited by
brokers with sorrowful couHenances, who professed
great fear OF an impending famine. The bulls were
in spite OF their well-meaut endeavors, the market
continued weak. George smith was heayy
buyer, and Schwartz & Dnpee took in several good
also a large buyer, and IL noted as an
unusual incident that Billy Linn hovered around Without
inserting his shovel Under tue pressure provisions
dropped slightly but there no transactions worth
At O'Clock the closing quotations were May wheat,
1874 cents May corn, Al cents May pork Sl2 42l9
NAV larl SO 95aS6 97l2 The closing prices for the
day-23o o'clock-were March wheat, 737s cents May
SO" SO i2ia March lard So SO; May lard s052as6 95
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
DRUNKEN PASSENGERS HAVE RIGHTS TOO.
Mrs. Catharine Bulleier, as administrator OF


Casper BulIeier obtained verdict Of $4,000 yesterday
against the New-York Elevated Railroad and the Man
haitian Railway Companies in suit for $1,000 damages
for the death OF husband Bulleer On january ~
1891 GOT on train at One-hundrod and siXthst WISH
ing TO eavo it at Eightyourth-st He passed the sta
ton and then charged Brakeman Thomas T. y brisn
with mot having called out Eighty-fOurth-st at the
proper time. The brakeman denied this. witness
said that Bulleer then called the brakeman nar Az
renewed Witnesses for Mr Bueier said that the
man pushed Buleier. O'BTen denied this and sw0re
thar Bueier was drunk. Bueier struck at the brake
he pushed him and in the struggle Ss the
train started Buleier fell between the cars ana was
killed O'Brien that he helped Buileler gehtiy
off the tram In charging the jury Chief Justice DAILY de
cared that the duty of the company 10 protect
drunken man as well sober man In the cars