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New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

hausted. and, although he was q depositor at the
Bank for Savings, No. 81 Beecker-st he could
not draw any money, having lost his BOOK
He committed to the Tombs. To a
TRIBUNE reporter who saw him there Gallagher said :
became "a dcpOsor mt the bank In 1861. Last May
went ont OF the liquor business aud had Mt that time
about 81 900 in the bank My sister, Margaret Cul
hano, IL widow at Bergen Point. She wanted my bank
book and got several men to help her. destroyed the
book TO keep her from getting the money When told
the bank officers about it, they said would have to
advertise the loss Of the book. make
affidavit To the fact OF loss and
wait until tho next NEE ting of the trustees. Last Mon
day was told that nothing could be done till January
To-"
At the bank, Controller White said 1--WE know
nothing about it, There twenty Gallaghers among
depOsitors and from to five bank books are re-
ported lost every day. believe the man Is crazy He
may have five or ten dollars deposited here, bn don't
know Of person Of that name who has reported his
book "a lost"
Two chy-dre,sed women. who said that they were
relatives of Gallagher went to Essex Market Court III
the afternoon and corobOrated Gallaghers statement
That he had money in the Bccckcr Street Savings Bank
They expressed much concern about his mental condl
tion, ana said that there necessity for relief, as
they were willing to support him until his money could
hg Irl,yu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Tie TRADE IN CHICAGO.
my rrlrDnAru To- rmr Tmuryr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-On the curb on Friday
night there was great deal Of wheat for sale. There
was a. big trade dome IN the corridors as was done IN
the short afternoon board aud there some largo sell
crs Tie crowd 10 buy, and they were hlied
up Besides the trading In privileges good many hun
dred ihousand bushels " grain were sold This III ed up
the local shorts" who alarmed and at the opening
there were fewer buyers than yesterday May opened
AT s5i, cents but dropped steadily until at 1890
o'clock the option gOias at sl's cents.
The reaction SHORTLY od, shoriyed probably ~
any break Of y cents the record Afer tho mar
kct had touched 3 cents for May the decline stopped
then too feeling became steady. Sellers saw, all ut
once that however much they Sold they found ready
takers such buying craze suddenly took possession
Of the crowd q, held them Friday. From STA cents
Nav wheat in twnkng seat To - cents, ihth steadily
M until ~6Il reached, where IL stopped Tho
hg sellers oi The morning and last night changed places
with the buyers The gum fellows became merry and
The merry glum January wheat stopped at 10y cents
and February al 4H's cents ,
Tie other pits were simply oiling alous al day after
wheat Corn closed at 39as cents Tor May. February
pork closed AZ s 42ls and February lard ~ 20 s2i9
The gossip is that MUcgshoncr he wall street bear
has been huriug heavily through Ellis Iidr,dge nnd
others and - responsible for the bulge ON tho curb
tint, afternoon May wheat sold NJ 10 - c"nts, cans
| going AT SO cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
KING lLC0Aons UNEROHEN RULE.

King Alcohors prolonged New.Ycar's recep-
tion which lasts 3G5 days In tho year. was conilhue
yesterday sunday laws to the contrary notwithsand-
Ing With equal readiness all served at the
clubs and hotels and at tho corner drink dspen>ares
In the liquid dspensation there was no more respect
of persons than for tho law. At the Firth Avcnno
IIoicl,. the Hoffman House, the 81. james, ihe
Victoria the BInswick, the Coleman the stutevait.
the Gsey the Grand and IN fact AT all the large inns
the dccantcr and glass speedily produced at ine
demand of he thirsty guests. usual. and In the oidl
nary bar-rOos all the city the wayfaring man. II
not pennilcss, was seldom tnThed away empty.
The police a. general rule. moi dsposcd to play
the Good Samaritan. but passed by the other side
After nig hfa however IL II reported that IN some IN
stances they caressy crossed the street aud entered NJ
sInioors themselves, Diet rmed 10 arrest the How OF
whiskcy IN some by c0ncealing portion OF the
visible supply under their uniforms.
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slender thread to hang their hopes upoi do
80 h,od ,,r but on the other hand, Republicans 40
mo, bo,eve that Cleveland withstand the press%e %
of his party no how favora6y ne may norac
;ncies of Civil Service reform Tie local Deinoc, 3
aaders evidently take that view OF IT, as they ar
at work arranging for the succession 10 ever. =, se
tce in tIs city and they expect, i'll some way, " ~
cmre them That the rank and file expect 10 oceup; @
minor offices was illustrated the other ay we of
te Custom House. IL caused consdelaoie snohe ant %
though did DAMAGE nut an eNiuIt! id nt Them
nemoernf i'm the crowd of lookers-on calleu out, @
fier is irwin 10 burn the Custom House 10 keep
fellers out of the places" 40, .or,a, olection
co,ne Of tbe newspapers are still firing hot shot INTO
senator cameron but there Is yet, no orSah%co o
position TO him. , :, c.a,a,. stonds n good
chance of bong the next Attorney-lfeher"'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

The foreign exchanges were dull all the way out. but
tho rates were firm az advance Of l. cent FOR sterling
and closed on the ~ and ~ So respectively
for long and short sterling. ,,
At the Stock Exchange the market opened the weel,
days. Some recoveres wero made Oh Wednesday-tle
day before New Years But Friday morning the nar-
ket opened with first figures some leIl per
cent above Wednesdays last prices and there
was pretty continuous advance Kept up
IL was carried further Ia the early hours OF SATURDAY
The grand start Of Friday morning was aided Dy nam r.
Gus fctiOns about happy reunions OF railway o1eais
and the action OF tho coal pancs Gte wednesday
afternoon unquestiOnaDy was an Important factor,
from a speculative point OF view. The
entirely confined 10 local interest but ia
etrong resemblance the historic January rise per-
haps delayed some'seug OF outside stocks although q
SIMPLY seemed to Increase as prices advanced PROM
after about midday Saturday the market lost
about y Of the three days gains. IN eNau ~
iue the suboined table let the Ieai ef
understand that the lowest figures mark the deche
from the preceding Saturday 90 Tuesday evening Cr
"Wednesday morning: that the " highest mark the al
vances from Wednesday morning To about IL O'Clock
Saturday and thar the final figures suhractad from
the highest will generally shOS the extent o The &c
cline that in the last three our hours OF yes
terny and he will obtain very close idea O the weeks
market and of the of tho fluctuations Inc table
gives the prces and number OF shares OF eaan
and compares the final prices with those OF week ago
OF c0rty-iive active or represented stocks:
ID
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MAKING 1T LIVELY For 4 SECOND WIFE

"That man is my husband Judge, and
never knew until yesterday that lie got divorce from
me-" exclaimed a woman, age sixty one, when she was
arraisned In the First District Police Court OF Jersey
City, to answer charge of disOrdcry conduct and as
sault and battery on John Bennett. and woman who
said she Benefits lawful wife. The prisoner was
greatly excited. and 1t with difficulty that she was
restrained from attacking Bennett and the woman who
was standing by his side with air Of exclusive
snip In him. have not been living with my husband
ior several years. she continued but l never knew
that ne was divorced and papers served me
bennett Splained that he separated from his wife nine
eaIs ao i9r cause and Immediately began divorce pro
ceedings His wife could not be found and notice was
served ON her by publication. She made answer and
VIE and they have been living together for eight years
at No. 239 Waynest. Nothing WAS heard of the first
house, and made 1t lively for Bennett and her
The prisoner committed for trial. although the
planans said that they did not want her punished n
she would promise not to modest them again.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
THE TROY PRAYING B1ND.

The Troy Praying Band began series OF re-
vival meetings In the Seventh Street Methodist Epscopa
Church yesterday The services did not differ from the
usual experience meetings In churches Of that denomha
on tire members OF the band relating their experiences
In religious life. There love feast IN tho mornnig,
and AZ The meetings that followed the members o tne
Praying Band sang hymns led In prayer, and talked 10
the people The church has $50 children la the Sunday
School and twenty Ave Chihamsn. The latter sang hyn
translated into their language. the Pray ing Baa'
consists OF the following business men or Troy and Won
ity Joseph IIillman, lender Henry q Curtis Winhni
Harris Charles t. Morcy, william +. Foster the Rev
L. slason, H. b. Van Cot, 5. Johnsonand four others
who did not accompany them In their yis TO ths Guy
Their object s to rally the lay element OF the church III
helping the ministry In Its work. They will hold meet
Tugs several days the seventh Street Chursh whose
pastor the Rev. A. o. Moorehouse IL earnestly aiding
them.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
GElIY AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
fill

FEATURES or NEN-YORK DEALINGS.
The week closed to-day with the bulls in full
p,.scs.ion Of the grain markets There was decided
disposition In the carly dealings the part OF traders to
realize and prices eascd oil from the final figures yesr
day There was no extended pressure Ia SELL however
ami the later Developments showed that a
wbo were anxious 10 take small prohts
and who could be- easily aurcd again into purchases II
the decline recovered rom The foreign nrkctS
wcic reported Tu. hut the export demand h"l dwlndcd
10 nsciihcant proportions since the rise In Tue AFTER
noon the markets made full recovery from tue weak
nes. OF the morning aud excitement attended tue dea
iug Tho signal FOR tAr sally came from chicago. Dt
whatever views may be held o the basis on which tho
leaders u speculation have established their cainpalSn
II cannot re uicd that the markets closed strong.
for Frbrarrf "a. = iur March and April at 93i2 aud
n5, ra.ucciivclv 4 for May at gSis. and " for June
al M a cent? Corn enjoyed important advances Janu.
ary option. rose to II. February = To 49, hhd
MARCH, April and May cent 10 80 cents. better tone
marked oats on a light volume of husnoss and January
Oufous rose 4. 10 3i3 February ~ 10 ~ - ana May -
10 cents Lard better ut gsin OF about cents
There was heavy increase In the arrivals OF wheat az
fb- At.utlr -capOrts At the West the whole receipt
movement OF cereals smalcr than on yesterday Al
Nevs-York Ba.narc. Philadelphia aud Boston tue re
crps were: Wheat, lao 9bhcla; corn, 2Hlu2s bush
els oats .OJO bushels total grain. I1l3BI bushels;
Hour. 2s.t- barrels The receipts n Chicago NIL
waut.a nnd ~. Louis were Wheat il LOB bushels :
corn 10 - bushels: oats. 5000 hshcis total grain.
a. 800 bushels. liour. b. II, barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yesterday were let
tors from G. W. :. current topics in London.
" London Gossip" letter, regular correspondence
from Washington and other leading cities; Olga
Davidof's Husband" a Russian tale account of
overcrowdcd ttnememts in this city; Broadway
Note Book: Some Men About Town, Social Silhouette
of A Pillar Of Virtue" ," review of Dr. Storrss
4" Divine Origin Of Chrstanity'; Art, Musical.
Dramatic and Social reviews of the week, and
numerous other features of interest besides the
news Of the day, which was gwen fully. Following
is a brief summary Of leading topics
FoRrIGN-No clew TO the perpetrators of the
London explosion. So More earthquake shocks
have been fct in Spain. 60 Mr. Gladstone Is
suffering from sleeplessncss. - Princess Bea-
trcc has received congratulations from ii. Ferry
- \ grandson of Naundorlt claims the Throne
of France.
DoMEsnC.-Two men attempted to rob train in
Maryland =-- Two children were driven out by
their father to he frozen. - family was pos;
oned in Oswcgo. - The fire III tine Bristol tunnel
continued. == The opposition TO Mr. Erwin has
united on Mr. Iubbell for speaker. - The loss of
cattle IN the Northwest is confined to Montana.
CITY AND SUBUEDAN.-Ihe injunction against
Nr. Wood continued until JAN ID; an elaborate
opinion given By bis lawyers iii support OF his posi-
ton. -- Mayor Grace appointed Conns 'i0n-
ers ofAccounts and Il marshal. - L: > Grant,
jr.. testified that Ferdinand Ward confessed his
wrongdong. == The Rev. DR.. Gottheil preached
on Sunday Worship - Central Park lake ready
for skating =-. Henry Berghs mission to Con;
nectIcut explained. -= AmosscngeT boy arrested
in Syracuse for rslcaug -, ,365 - Several sui
cidcs and suicidal attempts - Arrival Oh Nine.
Matcrna - Death of William O'Brien. -
Gold value Of the esaI-tender silver dolar ifl2'2
graIns. s3.ol conts. Stocks were strong III the
early dealings but declined and closed weak.
Copies may still be obtained at this Office OF by
mail Price 3 cents
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT. cuAMBERs-Bciore Andrews First
suPRfMR UoJ9T--SPEci,L TRnN-PAnr l-Before Barrett
J-Nos li2, 1873 1853 l73. Ia, l7J, 49, III l1e' l1e
ls0 lsl, 1872. 1855, lsi p, r. ,,
s6rREE goJM srec TEnM7parnc nc7 rReI1r, 9, S1l Xan
gSs sos s7s 82s aS7 $50. Gsi. 6s7 s72, $40; b07
SUPREME coURr- -CIaouu-PAsr lIbe9re iawrens& "a /
@ 2ss3 39is 1851 22le, 2ssc. 47l, $500, sSsi, 800
2i3s 1880 27OO 2i.G 245J, 7l0.
sUrHlME CoUnT-CIRcuIT-fART II.-Bsfore Beach mos,
2gS7 2J7g. 1913 9O74 l6gi 29js 20C0 2I3g 2al 39s!
272O ll47 3O49 lliN U9t 1882 2ts 2O39. 26oS, 2Oll
2e2g 2sis 2s2 a54s 2Ssi, SOL. ss7a 2sol s7o ss7s
20s1 2rD0 2792 -,
sUPgEME Court -CIncur-PARr III Before Donohus, !!
Nos 2y2G 2l4O 2os0 14o1, 302 23ii 3Qas 3o9S s,1
2i77 2ls6 1886 239I 1888 2757 2v, 24ss, 20IO 2oo'
2672, 220J 24aG 80 oo ,,o IA
SUPERIOR CouRr-GRNERA. IERM--Beforc sedswHk " -
sirysiop CoueT,sr.cIAL TRRM-Before msraham. j.,
Nos TO- 7O 10 81 l3 81, 81, 80. 40 Al o. o2 oa o. %
suPERcg coUar--rMiL rxsi PART I-Befors Freshmen rec
J-N6s 12bs. 10. Ga 6lo uto o.S oat' yS5 t34 y0o
itf 7O1' 7G3 -, ttr Aao,rn.
SuFEgiCR CouRI TRIAL JgaA-PARIii shu ii'~"us'~S
cd TIC terul-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
SAD EFFECT OF MELANCHOLY.

The body of the young woman found in the
mud at the foot Of Fourhst., Hoboken, Friday even.
Ing identified on Saturday by Leonard Pfeifer q
butcher In Westinghouse, Hoboken as that Of Elise
Won Moter, age twenty-one, who had been a servant
In his family. She arrived In this country from Ger
many about five months ago. She poor and had no
relatives In this country except uncle In Philadelphia
Three months ago Mr.. Pfeiner engaged her and she
lived with his family until the morning after Christmas,
when she disappeared. As the holidays approached
Miss Won Molfcr had frequent Ats OF melancholy
and she occasionally spoke OF the happy times she
had been accustomed 10 ut home during the holiday
season. Her uucle took charge Of the body.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL dARKEr$
The amount bullion gone tho Bank Of England on
balance today IL S2O.UOO.
Paris aiyices quote Three Per cent enes a ~ Hhncs
20 CeniiD,.3 tor tho account.
BERlIS Jsn 3Tno statement of II, Imperial Blnk OF
shows decrease specie Of 20 iS4 900 marks
me kcon0fs' OF this week The rate OF dseount or
bank bills Ga days 10 three months is per cent ana Tor
trade bills, 90 days 10 three months, De per cent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

Government bonds were than usually active
carly in The week aud prices rated nrEsr. but after the
nrw wear they again weaker, and the nnai claees
shov l.. dec line for the :Is er cent advance Tor mo
4ss and the IA unchanged. The railroad bond market
devconei no features when hot moving IN sympathy
with Tie share market Enst Tennessee Virginia ana
Ienl gin consos and West Shore trsls we're specialy
The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEW -YoRK, Saturday, Jan. >. lsS,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ara

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NLM-NORk CITY.
gth.ays. 4 OF IL tlat ~jNiOOll; Henry Nor
Etutnau wife 10 T. & Ser shoiner ...-- s-',''o
o''s y, H. . : 1880
lOthuye o from Dith 10 61th sts, 200 llNlOO J VI
Brown al executors. 10 II j Buicbell....'.---- -
It- N HrcNn executors. 10 silne 19OVO
Biths 100 IL OF Fthavo, NOAlOo5. rd Oppeh- .,
helultr Il al toe LGuilainc. '-VpV
.Gtrsi = l-5 Of lst-ave, 15IlO22; JACOB 1900.
Cohen aud wife to II RupPell, onoOV
ecoheincr ,,'y " al to own Dsnohur - 10000
-ulllan.st No. 223 to "3f, H Iubb, aud wife 10 .
smith Ely. jr and another a"oo
lsaNr s. lus3 u nf lib-st 2JNluN fSt"cg, exec 80,
utor TO Jacob Dieter and another .-...-..--.- -'oUp
BToohic.st No 45n Mary wild and another. exec ,,
Monrue.st Nos 81 10 2i5 samuel Jones TO solomon
Marx aud another f''lou
7iihst II lst-ayc. 7iX27.Si Iimethy McAu' 49, ,
iIae and wife. executors. TO Ernest J. Meyer. J',OOo
Norfolk loo II " % Rvington.st, JOt!uV john 80
Hchnupg wife 10 jacob Nniclie. 2O,1'O
45tls, u W Of Ayr-A. ~ xl03.S Edward Roberts
aud wife Frederick schuck. ZHnuo
Hroonie st. NO i5S; Mary Bari'n To Geo "a VIA "boOo
e Al TO- tyo : Dunn u - 22joo
lsi-aye 54A OF 1Gthst 25xlJo; Eva Muler -. ooo
ard another tn Peter Jaeger 5ouo
Isl 794 Of 1Cths 25x 100 same to same 21OOo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
HAvING MONEY THAT HE CANNOT USE.

John Gallagher, a whitehall man, age
sxty-two In the Essex Market Police Court Friday,
wanted TO give himself ny hs stock Of money was
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
$l,212.025.9i5 81

:
There is little 90 be add ~ the commercial movements
of n holiday week and less than ever except specua
tycly about thoc Of last week The great event OF the
week wa that with The incoming OF the new year there
wa. ea movement among nearly all the industries
IA curtu production and 10 reduce wages. But In the
speculative markets there generally was greater actN-
ity nnd In sharp adv ances IN values The
Grain trade" discovered that the entire winter wheat
crop was in GER of total destruction and that the
large crop Ot lss4 nearly exhausted from the
farmers hands" 20 the price OF wheat was
advanced cents. Shorts of course.
naturally aided the advance by their purchases
to limit losses. IL Is that there has been larger
movement irOm farmers hands Of the years crop ot
wheat than ever before occurred up 10 December 81 but
th,rr il sii these 100000 bushels in sight against
rs oOO 900 at date 1883 aud 2lOOO,o0O at date lsS2
And tie cApOrt movement does not improve. although
the European markets generally followed our
advances corn symp1thzed with wheat anu shows
an advance of > cents There a corner fOr the
Dcccmbcv delivery Nowlork and cash corn from
81 ceus December % to - cents December 81 while for
January the price did not go above 81 cents The re;
ceps ~ the Western points last week were greater OF
wheat than in the preceding week and OF corn the move
ont ows steady increase aud probably Will soon rise
10 the proportions usual 10 this season.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat corn and oats at
be prucpal Western points of accumulation IOr four
weeks follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

relieved by the entertaining hope of speedy improve
met is the situation OF course ronakers are pleased
event of The week was the between the lead
ing producers and the carriers to the allotment OF
Railroad Company kicks at its allotted percentage Of
per cent which is lilo per cent less than its pro-
expected that 1t would; at all events. 2 majority
Of the presidents the agreement was made wedlenay
before ordering the printing of their schsdies
OF prices, which from 5 60 cents less than the
tonnage for each month and gives to the first ak
months mo nth Of the year only tons ont OF the
The local money market continued 70 be abnndantiy
supplied With funds At ~ per cent, and sse new yeas
rates. Yesterdays bank statement was chiefly notice.
%Sc src 'or orer eo sTests Sa o oer changes
called for The feature Of the statement however rests
Years. The cash reserve is $5 oooooo greater than as
the same tune last year. as then IL was $loo9soooo
greater than in 5sss OF e9Srs' ,S ts o0asn nnatoa
the 4i@s grain %''ff Silver dollars AMI the issue 2;
ton Silver certificates have taken the place OF gold aud
grcenbacks the sonth and southwest nt the time Is
fast approaching when those sections viii have nothing
else to pay their indebtedness with What then Tho
subjoined comparisons are worth studying:
The following compares yesterdays statement with
Loans. ssi4sioaor "a sssssdSo !ss ss.1sR gs2 100
$:s::s $:s:; :;:aasF, $
The following shows the relation between the total
and the total deposit Liabilities:
Iesss SS 'sassSo ssSscS'
Total reserve. s85,a;75Oo s0oG99iOO si25a247oo
against against dcpts pts 75.72o275 se4s755o s5.2o4.o75
Surplus. s4,637,225 sS,2io5o ssoo2as25
ite,p toIoposit Do he'''.o @ 2G5s 274o 1914
The following is yesterdays statement in detail
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

II OF course is understood that these monthly state
mcnts do not include interest the public debt accrued
but not due. II that item were put down among the
liabilities 1t would materially affect the balances. and
particularly the gold balance. on December 81
the accrued interest. not due-gOd and currency,
amounted to over Sl300OO00 II is OF interest at the
end OF the 10 note the changes that have occurred In
the year In the condition OF the Treasury Making up
The deductions from the statement OF December
81. 1888. by the methods employed above, show
that the available balance December 81, 1884.
743sl9 less than year and that the OF
fractional silver held CS29.194.353l Sl970,227
greater than ago The balance exclusive of silver
reduced Sl3 1880. 1872, which Is only Ss9,625 greater
reduction than the net loss CSl3742 167l III gold.
while the Ownership OF silver dollars and bullion
increased $9,0s6.973. Tho following comparison
requires no comment:
LIABILITIES.
December 81. 1883. '9t. Difference.
For unls Sj37.OlS2 $JJ,3Jo,303 Inc 81 G3o 70
For general
counts bl,ti',vpl 9Ilf'olf Dec l].fOS!oi4
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

Tho Rev J. VI. H,ldeman, in tho First Baptist Church
Pnrayc and ThIty-niuihst IT., dWcit upon the dcscrii
ton OF the Tabernacle In Exodus. Ia tho various parts
Of The ,rucu. and II. furniture he found types Of the
saviour who was 20 come he spoke Of lli atirbnie-'
suDcrln.s death and resurrection fOr,-hido"ed ~
Tic Old Gc,talncnt. aud commended Ia his hearers the
h.. .ous OF fIgiitrou.nC-S thus IucuIt atci.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

silver co!ns.. $27,224l26 s29,la4.3 Inc sl.970927
The folo~iuc shows the changes in the principal Of
the bonded deb, during the last year:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
RECEIPTS.

The following table shows the tons and percentages
shpned by each Of the railroads east from Chicago OF
enr Grain aud provisions for the week ended last sat
mrdoy in comparison with the week of 1883 and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-10
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Oonrt.


Room No. l--Hon Napoleon b. Taylor. J Judge.
Allen 9. Moons vs. Henry G. Holloway ct al ;
suit for damages. On trial by jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge
Clement A. Westhotter VS. Moritz Kaufman
ct al; suit for damages. Cause dismissed.
VIM. I. Swigert VS.. Louisville. New Albany &
Chicago Railroad Company; suit for damages.
cause dismissed
David Gable VS.. Mary j. Gable; divorce suit.
On trial by court
Room No. s-hcn. Lewis q. Walker Judge.
Allen NJ. Fletcher vs. Edward D. Olin ct al. /:
foreclosure. Judgment for 50, 7z5
Julius w. Hinkley, assignee of George S. Car
ington, VS. George H. Carter sheriff; suit to en-
join the sheriff from making sale. A restraining
order granted and the I'D day Of January set
for hearing.
Joshua L. Fatout vs. Board Of School Com
missioners; suit on contract Argument on de-
murrer heard and taken under advisement
Corrina Randolph ct al VS.. Jay g. Voss ct al. :
suit for partition. Interloeutory order for par
tition granted
Oscar L. Cali VS.. Lora CALL suit for divorce.
On trial by the court.