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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08


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MONEY Fir.t-Class Mortsa&e On
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

Wanted-A position as housekeeper OF
companion to invalid lady. Address,
E N. Keuka. Fla. ja4-3teod
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

Champagne Cider and Ginger Ale, nom
Intoxicating beverages, just received at
r. & e. j. Smiths, No. 8 Lemon street.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

Fresh Indian River Oysters, beauties,
by the gallon at the Acacia ja7-2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
Stop Coughing!

Stop Coughing!
Iceland Moss and F1axseed Drops viii
do. At X. s. Z. j. Smiths, No. 9. Lemon
Street. ja7-f
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Household Furniture and Carpets fos
sale. Inquire Of Dr. Cole. ja5-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
HARDENED BOY CRIMINAL.

REMARKABLE CRIMINAL CAREER OF \ LAD VI fH-
TEEN YEARs-sENT TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE
George Walker, q toughoohng boy who, th0ugh
only fifteen years old, has been known to the ponce
for two years as a professional thief was before ke-
corder Smyh yesterday charge OF robbery IN the
first degree one OF the most serious offences known
to the law, and one which Is usually committed only
by criminals of the worst character The boy IS under
slzed has keen, Intelligent features, and sharp bold
look from his eyes. HIS counsel believed him guilty
Of the charge brought against him. but tho boy IN
sisted on having trial
Christopher L. White, business man OF mIdulc
age testified that as he was In Maret-st his way
home on the evening OF January d, two men seized
him by the arms while the boy Walker rapidly searched
his pockets and robbed him OF SO g. watch and other
properly. Policeman Mccain responded to White $
call for police, saw the two away and cap
tured the boy The jury without leaving their seats
convicted Walker. The Recorder before sentencing
the boy read TO the jurors the report made by the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in
Walkers case The boys parents said to be re-
spectacle but he will not live at home. When no
was eleven years old he arrested for vagancy and
was sent to the Catholic Proteclory. In May, 1886,
when the boy was not yet fourteen years Old he
arrested for robbery and after spending month in tho
Tonbs discharged 10y Judge Gildersleeve, as the
complainant did not appear. Within SIX weeks the
the person. On this charge Judge gowng ed
him 10 Tho House Of Refuge, from which Institution he
released in August. 1857.
Tho Recorder said that the boy was TOO young to
20 TO state Prison and he committed him to the House
OF Refuge. He told WALKER that his career was a re-
markabe in crime and warned him that unless he
would end HIS days. The boy appeared Indifferent to
his conviction and sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Ian 17.-Cstton QUIET Middlnr l0t9lo's.
Flour was steady Howard Strcst and Western super.
fne 81 3762 rs. Extra DO s50y9375, Family ds &eg@
49, Mills suDerfus 81 81 S. Extra do ~ OOD3 10
do Rio Brands - 1900 co. PataDsco Family 50 30 90 SUI
gatye Patent quiet Re1 gSSg nee
Spot 50 SsS.e: January Soc bid; February 30
% Ic NAV O37.a99c Corn-Soutlern firm. White 81 20
soc: Yellow SO 1j9c: Western steady. Nired sDot 3oc
BID; January 67c bid; February 53 D5s 10 harch % &c
bid. steady. Southern 310ilc western Wmte
AO942c Western Mixed 39039e Pennsylvana S' g
ern sI4 Provisions steaiy; Mess PORK $40 20.
Bukmeats shoulders AMI Clear Rib Sides packed
"a go Inconsistencies 518oc. clear Rib sides he
Hams i2aI3c Lard refined &c Butter steady western
10 l2pl5c Petroleum steady Refined AZ 1sic. Coffee
nominal ordinary TO fair l~l7 h2c sugar
frn a soft ilGc. Copper refined rrm az l0G lOc.
WhisKey at 81 1891 To- FrSghs to Liverpsol peg
; Id Receipts-Fiour GIL bbiA Wheat 1890 bush
Corn 10 900 BUSH oats 1000 bush shipments--f flour
5S5 bDs saIcs-Wheat 237300 bush Corn $4,000 bush.
BOSTON jan l7.-Flour quiet Corn quiet steamer
yaIlor III d % b3c firm; No. White $oi2g &C.
Eo p White AZ = a43etc No White 42e42'.c shorts
Ndding s22 OO0s24 90. Winter shorts 80 OO@sZ5 20
BnGer steady Cheese i29l2 5gg oo Sh are 3
sacks Corn IL 900 Oats $4,000 bush shorts e'oo
bush
BuPyALo jan l7.-wheat-No Hard dun bnt nrm
AZ g2c. No l Hard Northern Pacific DOC askeE w,n'e,
Wheat unsettled ana lower No. Red hichigsn sou ~
Oh n So2c NO White Mlchgs sold at S2@s2 1c' Corn
oats Guiet aud unenangedj No z white Sg.qtOc. ~
White Ssi 93s,.c No White 37% Barley sreng-S99a
Canada 95 dq6c; No Canada 0009lc NO. . E1lfa go
S9c Mlfeed steady and unchanged" dnen, 3D.
slO5 90 spring $40 Csc. RsceiDts Wheat 4OOo push
Corn $4,000 bush. shipuents-Whcat SOo0bu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYoRK Tuesday. Jan. l7-BEEVES Receipts lin
GLIDING arrivals yesterday 10 OF l3os
direct East side abaitors cars at jersey
city fer market 30 6Ost OF which 10 cars
Mr.. Eastman IL - SuSo
local stock.
hut firm Good stock. Common 10
Prime CITY sides sold AT Sc Choice and TX.
Chicago Dressed sold 6l &C. for Ordinary Prime
Private advces received to-day quote Rerger ,tel
Reef lower and = ac aud American Live
Cattle ca ler at II el2c (tops l2l2c)
shipments 100 quarters OF Beef in the Wyoming by J.
saes~J. DuceY; 4 Bulls 1915 H. RI 81 per 100 10 do
1910 10 u.s. Dry Cows 1912 10, at 81 do 500 d.
81 30 / OK 1870 10. at 50 l2a
GAIN 225 Calves receive at all points to-day
tone half Harlem vealsl. Market steady.
lOdl NC Dressed and &c for Dressed
sales Halenbeck & Hollis 10 western Calves 432 70.
Hume Mullen A Fed Calves 3ls TO- at s3 30, 10 veals
Ill n. at 81 so: $500
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts ~ cars OF 500 head
5L ears 00th.st. and 2 cars at Jersey City.
Trade limited but feeling firm for Sheep with lambs dull
sales at 536esc for Fair Good sheep and
baa5sc for Common Lambs Two spring Lambs sold
az Sl2 per head
Dressed Mutton firm at c and Choice Csrcasses are
Dressed Spring Lambs market and quotations are
s90Sll per CARCASS
sales-J r. sadlor & Coz 81 Western Ewes, LOT b. at 90
per 10. -
Haienbeck Hollis; 81 state Sheep. 90 10: at shes "a
Canada do li2 10 at $50 so state Lambs oy 10 az O'c
HOGS r. ,ce pts we're al Of 03T& head27 cars AZ
CITY at A0thsI Quoted steady 40 80 -
Couniry Dressed arm at previous quotations.
sales O. smith 1877 Western Pigs 81 ID at eac per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Jan. II. 1888.
FAVORABLE RAILROAD EARNINGS.
TJ-FsDAY Ian Up, NJ.


Three more railroads to-day reported their gross
earnings for the first week in January making the
total number Of companies thus far reported sixty
The aggregate earnings of the whole number Is
s3,O1S,S7S against s2,586,041 for the week OF
last year-a gain of s424,S37, or 1913 per cent
or the three companies which have reported for the
second week in January, one-the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Wcstcrn-rcturns loss of "a, 800 but
its gain in the week of last year was 81 per cent;
The other two show o gain of $751; 64 or 10 per
cent.
The Stock market to-day again was dull: the
transactions aggregated only 10000 shares
gainst liz, 900 shares yesterday. The board room
traders made the principal part OF
the little market there was. Ihey
first sold prices off and later bought them
up so that there are few and small changes in the
final prices from last evenings closing ngures
Lake Shore and some other stocks were solo, as
reported, for account OF member Oh inc ons ;t
idated Exchange supposed to be overloaded with
oil certificates and those sales helped the early
depression. Among the most active stocks were
st. Paul which was sold off 5-S per cent to 10
ga and which closed at 7G 3-S, the same as last
evening Philadelphia and Reading, which huct-
uated between GO and Go 1-2 and closed the same
as Yesterday at 65 7-8: Union Pacific which was
sold down "a to g. and closed at SO. Missouri
pacific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas maintained
their reputation as the special weak spots the
first named declined 1-2 to SO 1-2 and closed
at 81 and Missouri, Kansas and Texas SOld OH
7-S to II l-8 The reported character OF the Pres
idents message on tie Pacific Railroads Conmls-
sioners report was something of Il stlmuaDt 10 the
market and turned the tide OF the traders oper-
ations and the market closed steady.
TIE BOND MARKET LESS ACTIVE.
Government bonds were quiet and firm at
quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
THE LONG BRANCH MURDER TRIAL.

vrrSrssrs TESTIFY BEFORE THE CORONER-EVI-
pFNCE AGAINST BOWLING AND POTTER.
LONG BRANCH, Jan. II (SpeciaD.-Ceroner vanderveer
and his jury resumed the inquest this morning IN the
case of Robert Hamilton, WHO was murdered in Linz
erick two weeks ago IKE" Bswles, negro who kept
the notorious dance hall In Limerick tsstfsd chat there
was ball at his house the night HaAiltsn was as
saulted. Bowes out for beer and when he came
back his wife told him Hamilton had been there but ne
was so badly inteIsated that she tsd him to go outside
rs fresh air would do him Bowes said that he did
not see Hamilton that night pete" bowling
one of the alleged murderers OF Haniltsn
bearded at Bowcs's. He came In early the hight
OF the ball He went out again about o'clock. STAN
ford Potter other supposed murderer was at tho oa
with Annie Dunk. bowling did not come home untii
about o'clock Monday msruug Bswles got up to let
him III Dswlng went upstairs to bed. He came back
In about twenty minutes and said he could not sleep.
Bowes back to bed. He arose at 4 O'CLOCK ana
found Bowling lying the 60or alongside OF the stove
Lille Smith the foster OF Annie Dunk said she
first saw Hamilton's watch a week after the murder
when Frank Lane, a white visitor to DunTs den founa
1t on the floor whcro 1t had been dropped bJ Josephine
Fairbanks Dunk said that Potter took the watch psore
Hamilton murdered. Josephine Far'ShAs
swsre that Dunk gave her watch and told her to Keep
house Duak said that DswiinE lad killed Hamilton
and that Hamilton had $50 or 500 when ne was ASSAULT
Hamilton and he ordered her 10 come 70 Long
day Dunk was under arrest josephine was so closely
watched Constable WoOey that sho mad DC chsnos 70
pass the watch TO Dunk. Dunk had said thst lowing
killed the old with bottle. Potter acted as LOOK
out when Dowling used the bottle Downing AZ
behind Hamilton the railroad track and :" slngsed
hi IN with the bottle 49,, nj. -.
Anna Edgestos, better known as Annie Dunk was
next swora Stanford Potter, Pete" Dowlng' Mleuer-
man. the two Clayton bsys AID several olnsLs ea az
Duaks house. she said, about o'clock the nighl Oh s
murder. few before IL o'clock fe,ter teia
Dunk lie had watch. lie said ne tooR II rom INC
drupksn bleke" who always around thsfs. Iottei
laid the watch on the the front door ne sa
he took the watch cut OF Hamiitons a. tn. old
sat or Maggie Wrights steep He then WsKe ths on
man up and told him to 90 home az II was ras 1 M
Dowlne slant on chairs in the kitchen the night Of the
murder.
Tho nouest will be resumed Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany Jan lin the Court OF Appeals today the
loving decisions were handed down:


ALBANY Jan lin the Court OF Appeals to-day tho fo
lowing decisions handed down;
Bertha wuesihoa and others act the Germania Life In
NewYork appellant agt Sarah 2. shipian and others i'm
sponSenr, sgt the Roeetrr PittsburG Railroad Com
Eany appea9s Charles h9yt aPpeamSs SEs a T. m
New. York Central ana IIndson River Railroad Company
f Rnspn appellant Robe! coTcSTaG respondent ast the
sr &oPrs sbsrsich Pmp;saded appellant wall
Ing RESPONDENT aSt George w. miller pPSnan 1os.ph
Brophy appellant aSt Edwar Birtet am S'eess re-
ps%es e s rel ds reversed and
prisoner rensnded TO the custody OF the superintendent
The People ex rel the Electric Lines Company
sG PooPis c ss rel %ais1 appel as @pe
French and Others as resnonsao psh a. ch1t,ns
execurx cambridge smith, appellant Order affirmed
The people II. Bresu, respondent agt A6ra
Charles n Villas agt the same Charles Nell and
Samuel H. Randall agt Jacob Vsnwagenen Appeal dis
Andrew smith, respondent the rector wardens ETC.
Of 81 Phillips Church appsrs Jonn Doa sE me s isa
Win q srSs respondent ar the w.orvos Turn
poSs aS ar the seRnyer Steam Towboat Line appellant
others appellant; Frank stevens appellant ast charles
sst I6rai,a@ + Kerr respondent; Rnih M Mcc'T%acs
s ans G OF sSst ag %
Insurance Company appellant Andrew j. Thomas appel
Tranci. appellant ast. the New-York and BROOKLYN Ele
pae SS nPpe
an ae f ana
.ppe1nts the BROOKLYN R,roaa co%rany rf n nd
sns others respondents Decker, respondent szt
Ha' ns
s the Sn aa m so
ss Ss n hsn %
ne fs and s
aprollani Wheelock respondent agt. Michael Moo
apsn M og AND
the ana EsSe
appellant liant .4Ssn RS so
and M D%s sasy
Company ape9 Elizabeth Cross ast SSnp
A,PS Sas'' sG 6:
c Hv; sppsaSas
the Gs'ts *
sn ags the Esnsa & s enas
aPs william mia Others PDwn
sg the GFand Trunk aiI5Saa
Tho%a. F:ps and others appellants Garrett C
spone anu Se Petrol Gnano COMPANY Spbean as the
Company
Christian PIeiicr and others appelantsusr affirmed
Of si
Term with COSTS on the authority oil the Genet Case
Tne gspe respondent. sst oscar F. Deckwth appellant
es 1ep Ssd "a opnc
below and udCmsnt ordered for spu
laton. with costs
Louis sanders respondent agt A. f. Rhenbottom appel
liant affirmed on opinion below, with costs
Sarah F. Galusha appellant. agt Norman H. Galusha re
OF General and Special Terms far as APP
Court and in hi. court and case final action
plain tiffs melton.
The North western Mutual Life Insurance Company
spondept agt Mooney and others. appellants
order OF reference vacated ana new ral
granted, costs To abide the event
Jads S %sSp
Of New YORK respondent Award affirmed with costs
Garrett Moore and others appellants, agt Charles f.
Appeby pontenI Judgment affirmed without costs TO
| either party
! Following is the day calendar for January 49,,
| Nos l. 1885, 6O3 6o6 6IO 622 623 62S 62y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
COURT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHA AMBER. Before Andrews. Nos
q A. 90 IS e 80 80 81 s 90 s. 80 ~ IL c 49, ga 9S5
col 202 2o 2Oi POS PA 2i6 OIL 226 247 25s 2oi 1885,
SrFGfME Courr-GKxERAL TERM-Betore Van Brunt p J.
Brady a9d Daniels J-N0 Nc "a lSe us $780, lS5 1888
~ So Ie9 az 10 Sy I-Bafore rnrra
ham Nos PCS 26s 1876 427 4O7 459. AGO. $685. 1872 AGO.
O Bren J.-Nos SIC. 2is. 4l9, sol. 100, 4lOa 5l7
&c SsT 8ef0F0 Barrett j.
SUPREME CoURT-CRculT-PART II.-Before Lawrence.
SUPREME CounT-CIRculT3PARr 1IlMB.fore Patterson.
Ines 4l9 liG2 l+4i l4l2 i45S 1872 5d i6 rs iI5
1875 1855 1857. 1889. IG5j
N syffE ia 22s eo 5Si gs1 5s6 SoS ;a 1905
iI06 1886 1893 1897 1899 G2S, l47O 1901, l6O6, 1907
SURI0G SrEs CoTET-Before Ransom. s.-wln of Mary
sgPERIoR Couar-srRcAL ERM--Beiore Dugro J-Noa
SUPERIOR ooUar-TkIAL TERN PART I;1nefore sedg
srrERIoR coURT-TRIAI TERM@PART lI-Before Freed
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr iIL-Beiore o'Gor-
Nos s$7 100 1889 1915. lOi9, 1928. 1865. 1892
CoMHoX PLgAs-sPEcAL TERM-Before Daily, J-No day
CoMMox PLEAs-Tr1AL TEIM-PArT I.-Before Van Toe
sen 5Sq q ~ - e "a eS 6gS si e43 o5 455 696
$50 33l SOS 6l6 G47. 64s. Gas. $50.
Nos 2i6 25g9 1920 2592. 1880 1851. 2s29 u 1880 2e
,Ty g fR,I TFRs-PARr II-Bcfore Pitshke j.
Nos 2OiG 1886 2S6i 1888 so46 SO59, 3l42 SO4O 5O45
3o8i. 1856 1857; 3l5s Sl59 500 ,,,n.,or. prorn.
?55$ 27g 2545 zoos Zoo 2l 5 l45o 1890 22'S $780,
COtET OF GENERAL sEssIoxs-PARr f.-Befors Glider
sleeve j. and Assistant District tornsy Parker-Nes
Is Is g. 81 q 2 s." ~ a5 Is 80 49, 49,
j. and ssistan DlstrctAttorney Bedford-NO' 2 g. T.
5G.7,s. ., 10, II. II. ~. NV p.,.u. pooo,,o-
snyh and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald-Nos
l, 2, 5. 4, 8. g. 2 8 o. 10. H. ~ L. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
aud meeting will be held in Rochester
BULLS AND BEARS RUUsED By FIRE.
A LITTLE BLAZE AND BROKERS HATS ATTACKED n

A LITTLE BLAZE AND BROKERS HATS ATTACKED III
POUR ENGIyFs-How DID THE FLAMES sTARTf
Some Of the bulls and bears In tho iour-stsry brown
stone building Nos II and ~ Broadway were
raided Yesterday afternoon about o'clock by the
greatest fall OF water and the smallest hrc for such
volumes OF SD ike on record An engine snorted ana
paed out sach black clouds into Was that the street
was frightened into the belief that prairie fire hal
broken ont aud this belief almost confirmed by the
stampede OF bulls and bears to tue of the fire.
where they formed large contingent in crowd that
enjoying the efforts OF dozen or more unfortunate
bankers and brokers who transferring their STOCK
and office fixtures to places with speed greater
than experts could record Two engines footed away IN
front OF Trinity Church with reckless regard Tor the
surroundings fourth engine wandered around In
search job for three engines were enough TO quench
fire in a subcellar. The public soon shared In the
misfortune OF the bulls ami bears the building that
did Travel was suspended for nearly an noar
IN lower Broadway, and for a time there was long
unbrokcn line of horsecars reaching far mp Broadway
The fire broke out In subcellar under T. r. Willard &
Co.'S establishment the first floor OF NO. ~ It's
connected with q restaurant in the basement which
fronts in New-st ana is by" Andy, late OF No II
New-st" The fremen their hose through the build
ing, smashed windows on both sides OF the main
entrance and let the water like small river Andy,
late of No. II New-st." was almost washed back to his
Old place, while the bankers and brokers in offices
fronting in Broadway made fun for the crowd as tnsy
struggled 10 get their properly out OF te way % inc
Brokers upstairs put their heads out OF ,de
windows and lent The valuable ALI oil their lungs W lhe
friends DO wstars while bulls and bears in the crowd
the street howled like wild animals at tne iun
Dominick az Dickerman, Albert A. Drake, h. n Willard
and others had their front offices soused and some SIX
hats soon looked IL their owners mad oeen going
through an Exchange racket In an hour he ireshe
was over Damage to the building by water, perhaps
81 OOO damage to restaurant fixtures, 500; damage
by fire to the building $3.50; damage by SMOKE noun
ing; damage TO silk hats, unestmated I'll, -
After the fire went down broadway smoh'n
cigar foot and four inches In circumference me
fourth engine saw IL and near tackling its Jop
There was wild rumor AT the STOCK Excn,nge WA.
the Are had caught from Albert brakes whiskers but
It was not conrmed although it was admitted ny some
OF the broker wits that they should have expected re
in his Office long ago if It had not been for the water
snueezed ont of stocks in Wizards office upstairs
through tie efforts of Addison Cammack the Only reai
hear I'm Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS
rp.rrpr. Of yEg.YoRK DEALlyGs


Tho speculaton in cereals still lar shes and there
ne features in the situation calling for ent In wheat
the operations OF the bears held check the light
ceip due 10 the weather the West while the bulls
hol ling unable to develop aggressive strength
because OF the slack export demand and the indifference
Of the nblc. spot abeat steady yesterday but
only So bushels we're by shippers The sales
the options we're limited 800 900 bushels aud the uctu
tons narrow and without signihcaneo The market
closed weak with declines cent for the months after
January Corn was steady spot with better demand
from shippers who took bushels The optiens
shade better and closed unchanged oats were shade bet
ter on the spot but the options ended unchanged Lard
heavy and broke points the fall encouraged liberal
L. being taken by shippers.
Final quotations "A follows
Wheat-January. 9Osai February, elAi March, g3b;
Apr gsis Nav GA jane. 9iss December o. = cents.
torn-JanuaIy. 6lbi February 81 March ol's May
62is cents. m -. m, A.,
401 cents - IN A., 49, ,. 49,,
Al 20 June 81 rs: July ~ ~.
Hour reported yesterday AZ new
York BaIfimore Phil sepha and Boston were as follows
Wheat % OG4 bushels corn, $500 bushels oats ltfoV
bushels grain 200 49, bushels aoar 1880 pack
aces At Chicago Milwaukee ant ST. Louis the arrivals
Were, wheat Isl bushels corn i27 SAG bushels oats
100 ss7 bushels total gran 26O $50 bushes Hour 10 lOO
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

ExJudro William has been retained as coun'
eel for Bishop Potter proceedings brought
behalf Rev. Dr. Mytton Maury, Of ST Jamess Far
ish Goshen purpose reviewing the Judgment OIL
Bishop dissolyng Dr. Maurys pastoral relations
motion VIII be made January &C. IN the Supreme Court
Chambers quash the proceedings the ground tha' inc
sourt has no jurisdiction.
Argument heard yesterday before Justice Andrews
ne Supreme the motion benaf OF Dr.
flames o'Reiy q mandamus 10 compel the New York
CSupty Medical Society reinstase him member He
WA expelled on November a. 1850 for alleged violation
nj ,edica ethics his Maternity Home
500 West Fery. second-sL william A Pennington. counsel
feDAe Society put adavs together With copy Of the
bylaws of the organization proof that the expulsion
regular and lawful Dr. ORey's counsel obtained delay
of two days IN which prepare answering afhdavls
Mira Alms w. Kingssy. the wife q Or Norman Kings.
III he supreme Court Chambers yesterday an Injunction
MIS- Berazheme from breaking her lease o.
ne house No seventh ST. made April ~
iss8 and Mrs Kingsy rsntea pat Of t'9 nous Inc
IN A. encountered dnerenee OF opinion
from tie landlady regarding the use OF H. nntu many MIS-
BsraIxhews bed In the room therefore inc inunc
lion as obtained which Restraints her from
Cont n Common Pleas before Judge vac Ana
IN anil Tor damages against The Broad8a khu oev
sfh Avenue Railroad Company for injuries Tecsvsd N
Tan ptinR theoompsnys car AZ anu I @
On he ep and the car before she could get on IT,
en- Isvrense. Obtained from Justice Andrews yes
tSr1sy in the Supreme Court an sttscnnens
Tpea the property in this STATE o. t 1,1y
~ Wss the manager Of the Academy Of Music at Pits