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New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
THE COURTS.

THE JUDGE WASHES HIS HANDS OF IfiE'i,
Judge Van wyck, in the City Court y-,
handed down the following opinion In the pr'0 .
brought to punish William II. Mundy the ia"Se', ID'
alleged unprofesslonal conduct: Mrs. Porret' .c w
fepdant. by these proceedings and this appnvs]oa
seeks directly to assault the very professional o "
Mr. Mundy the attorney for the plaintiff, ana anous"
the evidence taken before the referee dscloseS INC
most reprehenslble conduct on his part and sucn ~
touId receive the severest condemnation, sun u Is
olnoost wholly supported by the testimony OF .ns
nerson OF whom the Supreme Court has SAD NO
.el,.nce can be placed upon her testimony ana such
esnony certainly shoud not be permitted to destroy
h character or blast the life OF any human oeing'
and although there is some evidence other tnan her
omonv which bears heavily against the professional
conduct OF the plaintiffs attorney, yet 1t does not
oe,n suflclent when stripped OF the support OF hcr
testimony 70 Justify this court In so dignifyms her
ro.cdinrs as to grant her application and send the
dorce taken before the referee to tue General Ierm
s thn Sunreme Court for its consideration IN rcsPec'
"a "a ~ apo nrofessonel misconduct OF the plantlnS az
n " W., bnt rather justhes te leaving OF tnese Gs
neone to the adjustment OF their dscreuli-
Ipo dacrences by resort to the ordinary proceSu
o a ~ either the civil criminal courts, ahu une
iss sissnd administration OF justice would seem 10 re-
uiS Yma that thls application should be denied ana
Xese neone forced to seek congenm nome Ill soino
criminal dock"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
AN EXTRA TERM OF OYER AND TERMIYER.

Distrct-Attorney De Lancey Nicou received
telegram from Governor Hill yesterday saying that
the Governor had appointed Judge Lambert to take
Judge Van Brunts seat in the Supreme Court on May
49, so that Judge Van Brunt can hold special term
of oyer and Termner. Judge Van Brunt VIII sio lor
two weeks and then other Judge VIII prop
ably preside in oyer and Termner, as Mr.. Nicoll Is
desrous of holding a term Of that court all June.
lie wishes 10 try the cases of the NewIlaven road
directors and Of several murderers before the sum
mer vacation.
Mr. Nicon said yesterday that the decision OF Judge
Van Brint striking out the fifth and seventh counts
in the Indictment against the directors of the New
Haven road was not a serious blow to the prosecu-
tion. as the counts were Of no great importance.
The first four counts he sad also charged the directors
as individuals with violating the law The case was
important he said, it laid down the prlncipie tna1
the officers Of corporation were uaDle 10 crlhhdl
nrosecution for the acts of the corporation -
= Mr. Nco said that Judge Van Brunt reversed ue-
cisions made By himself and by several OF MS as
socates OF the supreme Court IN striking out C9uS ~
% the Indictment. This decision, cOncuFIed iu'
,rould cause the tcAttorney no end OF trouble,
as II would allow lawyer to move to strike OuG
count of an Indictment and would compel the DISTRICT
Attorney 10 show what evidence was placed before
the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
,u,o,s,xc Mp cLARK,s ASSISTANTS.

Judge Andrews in the Supreme court
terdav harshly criticised Assistant oI
sidney j. Cowen and some more OF tbst q,
Co-,,ror I Thonburn against the city for Slo-o Ior
eoryces for feen months in the Department Oh rupO
Works, Thornburn was discharged wronsfully' as ~
declared and he brought the suit for the wages
~ w dno 70 him. The Assistant Corporation Ooulsel
otd Lave 70 amend the answer put in by the CITY
representatives SO that certain evidence isn1 po -"
troduced judge Andrews intimaed that IL "ouu DI
GOOD thing for the people in the Corporation
Office TO learn how to draw peadhss auu a, ,,os
nc Shame that the City Treasury should be depten 10
nav for such suits as this. but ne ]eIi @ and he
direct a verdict for the plantli III tnls 0"-' "'N
promptly acted upon his own motion.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
TRADE RELATIONS WITH CANADA.

Buffalo. May 6.-The United States senate coi',
m,t,ee on Trade Relations with Canada resumeu HS
sessions here today Captain Thomas Maytham .es-
ed in regard to the wreckng business ana the touoe
from Canadian laws. Captain Maytham thousht thi'
the present grievance of American vesselownerS was
not against Canadian wrecking charges "mcn rahso
from 800 an hour per tug downward, but at the ach
% facilities for rendering prompt and efficient assist
ance In fact, he had always done his own wreckng'
taking his chance of fines, rather than truSt
valuable vessel to the slow work OF the Canadian ser
vice. The Americans had similar wrecking laws but
an efficient service.
What would be your suggestions as to remedyf'
asked Senator Hoar.
let either side render assistance as may be con-
yenent."
william D. Robinson, inspector Of steamboats, OF ths
district for years testified to the poorly equpRea
and inefficient condition Of the Canadian wrecAng
fleet A change Of the Canadian law was not " @ NC
looked for with three members Of Parliament heni-
bers Of the wrecking companies -, =, -,
C. b. Matthews testified In regard TO the OIL busl,
ness, and James II. Dormer was sworn In Delan o'
the FISH interests
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
4 rRAINER's NOTES FROM GRAVESEND.
COOL WEATHER PREVENTS FAST woRK-sALIAE
M'CLELLAND ALL RIGHT.

COOL WEATHER PREVENTS FAST woKK-sALIAh
M'CLELLAND ALL RIGHT.
Grsyesend May 6.-The chilly weather TINS MORN
ing prevented many trainers from working theF hors
Cola weather ties horses up and they can't eA'c"u
.bemseltes. Horses that have been scrsped ou'
t civ are liable TO colds. The only move of note W'
NV Ranouet He went Ia miles In 2a2 Ia Eoh
and Prince Royal cantered Burlington galioped d
mile. and La Tosca went three quarters saunC'rer
went half in 53 .s
penorts from Lexington. Teuton will be shppeu
to-day. salio McCleland was not injured badly III
her recent accident The judges called Anderson UP
IN the stand. and the "splder" said he was iouHu
bv Mss Hawkins, who ran second, but they wouo,l
havo n The odds were 10 TO on the hliy. NJ
action was taken. Semper Fidcle, the crack "esern
threeyear-old fly will not start at Lexington d.
che ,s suffering from very sore mouth.
byron McClelland will arrive at Gravesend on ouh'
day with his stable - A.,
Phil Dwyer bought the brother to Longs'reeo ior
IA 600. E. Corrgan was the contendlng Diuoer'
The colt Is brown in color and very good,looHln
MIR DTycr also bought brother to Saliie McOIeii~n
at S1,4o0. , A., o,t,ro serv,ces Of
the ereat Iongfellow except his owners Mares az
Al 900 for each mare he breeds. ,,,oo,
The number OF starters in the Broohyn hadiue M ~
will nrevsht Riley from coming East, put orc can y
tell whet CorTigan will do. Shrevd trainers ng'c vi
over twenty starters In the great race. o. u '"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
o! The Misery of IL.

Human wretchedness touches bottom In sea Sickness
o &, hed feathers weight by the unfortunate afflicted
with it. Why endure It's strOcious internal eonyulsons
hsn Hostetters Stomach relieves them nsnter
70, oniv relieves but prevents. It is not always e
..hrov that travellers nausea is experienced Railway
iorneying riding with ones back to the horses or the
locomotive sometimes produces II in supersensve sbo
ehs Hosetters Stomach Bitters always the prompt
remedy The misehlevous properties OF braekish water
the ey influence masma unwhoesone or unaeeusomed
food excessive fatigue whether bodily mental the dys
pepe tendency bred by sedentary pursuits the pncous
effects of exposure " extremes temperature danpne
all these are efectuay eounteneted by this genial pre-
sevative Of health Cures afO rheumatism. kidney and
bilious tSoubls.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
pFTrrr HAS 4 CHANCE TO LIVE.

Francois pettet is In precarious condition az the
New York Hospital, but has one chance IN my o
living He Is the wild and despairng swain VINO was
so foolish as 10 shoot Marie Foster his sweetheart Oh
sunday night, and to follow up the dsstuuy ueeu Oy
sending a bullet into his head. Miss Foster was
only slightly hurt The hospital sucgeoIS. after the
usual hasty examination, pronounced Pettees wound
fatal.
He lived however, and DR.. McGrath, OF the hospital
staff was tempted to operate upon him In somewhaS
heroic manner An eve was cut out, the shattered
bone about the temple and brow was removed ana tie
acerated tissues were taken away no sooner was ue
Icessure on the brain removed than Pettet rallied On
TUESDAY he was able to talk Yesterday his symptoms
showed the possibility OF recovery
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
rp1v oryvER OF THE INTER OCEAN"

Chicago, May Cat the meeting OF Inc p''.i' .c
Newspaper Association at the Union LeSsuv o'ID
~, wfn,o,o Penn Nixon Editor of "The Inter
.ocaany introduced II. II. Kohlsast and anhoullceu
that he had become the proprietor OF the controins
interest in aThe Inter-Ooean." Mr.. Nixon ana MI
Kohsaat have for long time been warm personal
friends and it seems that last october an arrangement
was made between them by which Mr. Nixon was 70
purchase for MIR. Rohsaat the stock OF all ou'Suo
holders. During the latters absence III Europe .l0
toI 1os eocpred and he returned last week to con-
eummate the arrangement. The entire stock OF the
cornoratlon s now owned by Mr.. Kohlsaat, Mr. Nixon
and his brother and other members OF "Ihe tiIer IN %
0ceans STAFF Ii is understood that there is 10 We III
cbonCo In the personnel Of the paper or In s elUIidl
conddct The capital stock Of the corporation wiz De
increased Mr.. Kohlsaat has long been known a. ono
nf fine most successful OF Chicago business meh'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
ARREsTs FOR AN OHIO MURDER.

Cincinnati, May Ca Wooster, Ohio dlSpa'ch
saws: On the night of August 90, 1880, the iarin
bonse of Michael Shelby, near this city, was iorcioy
entered by four masked men who bound and gagged
shelby and his aged wife and stole cash amounting
$40 OOO Mrs. Shelby died from nervous proe~s'oh ~
go ON hv the excitement of the robbery. de-
tTo bureen has Just caused the arrest OF Henry H..
nnckey. his grandson Harry Webb and son. DaLiel
,,,,,1oy who are neighbors Of tho shebys. Daniel
nnctler was until few weeks before the ciine wac
committed a member Of tle police force IN Kansas
CITY where he discharged Among tic DnS
;s made trip 10 Canada TO get THIS Dill chdsT'
The Canadian bank officials suspicious @ as Se OH wa e RECEIVING
IoA ~ Money The men will also be proSecu'eu ior
rnnrler.D
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
NM, corprv,RrIt1 FINDS 4 VERDICT.

The rt-martial in the case OF Lleutehaht-Noih
ander George A. Bickne was in secret session at tne
Navy Yard yesterday and agreed upon tNe nmu,nss "
w.. tho sentence is will not be known until it is
nromuluated by the secretary OF the Navy There are
many who believe that the court has decided tlat inc
stranding of the Gaena and Nina was due to ms
carriage OF Mr. Bcknelrs orders that acquitS MN
some believe that the sentence will be light one anu
that the court has followed the letter OF the resua
tons and adudged a punishment adequate 10 'he
nature of the offence and recommended the person oo
victed as deserving OF clemency'' secretary iisIs
o ordered the court has power on the revision OF its
proceedings 10 remit or mitigate but not to commute
thc sentence; nor can he add TO the punishment. ~
he should conclude previous secretaries have done n III
other instances, that the hndhg Oh tie & &COuaS d,s
approval Of the sentence. II. however the sent9Te
Rcd out until confirmed by the President
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
PITS nF LEGAL NEWS.

A verdict of $500 against Richard Mansfield was
brought in by Jury in the City Court before Judge
Newberger yesterday IN favor Of helcom ii. Bell MIR.
Mansfield engaged Bell 10 play part In Beau Br'n'
mels and then discharged him after few rehearsals
Stephen K. stanton, OF Detroit, Mich, recovered q
verdict for S27, 1856 06 against W. NJ and George r.
ss5ale, before Judge o'Bren in the supreme Court
Yesterday The suit brought on promlssoFy
note for SOS OOo made by the plaintiffs brother, A.
stanton in the name Of the Sstares. Stanton was the
Detroit agent OF the firm. The sistares denied that
stanton had any authority to make the note.
The will Of General Francis B. spnola was filed foi
probate Yesterday IL executed on June IL, 1857
aud the widow. Eliza y. spinoa, Is made sole eAecu
tor The income OF tie estate goes 10 the widow foI
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

sunreme Court-Circuit-Part IIl-Before pIted
Case on Panama r. r. Co. vs. JohDson ~ Ogr,h an
Snnfcme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IV-Belore lngloi""i ~
Nos $50 2sl5 1902, 1862 3523 o7l5' 1o-f2' r''''
''; s;urpoSate's Court-No probate calendar ,,,o, n
Superior Court-Special Term-Before seug"ieN' " %
Superior Cour-EquIty Before FTeed%a1 gSe nan al
~ or CouptVrrai Tcrm-Part IBefore GdeTseeDe
JNos 32s 80, 1875 926, 2lS7 142o l2ls' 1880 1880
l's sperop COurt-Iral Term-part II-BefOre McAdam'
sSSSefiof CouPtGrral Terrn-part III1BeOre Dggro
Nos 1853 1920 741, 140l' l42S' 1911 A4-'' i'oi'
iot2 Common Peas-General Term-Before Allen r. j.
psehod and Pryor j. JNos. 13, 40, II, 53 81 ~ oV'
Common PeIs-specal 1erm-Before DAY. u j.
Common Peas-Tral TernPar IBeore BOSk,taSSs Sa
JSos 500 500 797, 4S7, sO7 G9l, 76s' 7O5, 244 ol'
i0S Common an 10y Pe5s-Tfial TermParts II and 1-Ad
Civ Couft~spscis Term-BefOre Ftzsimons J-Mo
tions. -, a.. ,,.. ,o,oro. ,,an >vvck l.
Nos S5o5 2443 2O5s 1O2, $780, 1921, 1870, S443 2SeO
S2oi 324i, 3523, 1876 ,,.,.-. r,,.,,.A n r
Nos: S7s9, 4siO, 57i, s522, 5ss, 1855, 1872 1927
s2o9 1892 sS6s 4lo3, 3342, 3343. $780, $780, dol
S4sy itv ocSo1rtral Tef-Part III-Before Mccarthy.
Nos 207s, 5000, 1860, 2761, 2422, 207o 2ooo' ozoz
Ciity Court-Trial Term-Part IvBefore Newoqrger
Nos 37oi 1926 1920 1878, 3636, 3411, 3412, 34l3
34iI 3i17 1903 1928 $500. 49, c.. u
Court Of General Sesslons-Part l-Beiore smy %
and Assistant District Attorney Townsend-Nos TO 81
Court OF General sesslons-Part IIBefore MARITIME j.
and Assistant District Attorney McIntyre-No. l. ,,
j. and Assistant DstrictAttorney stapler-Nos' 70
fnciu
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
HE PREFERRED DEATH TO ARREsT.

Joseph Kratz, young unmarried German who was
employed as salesman by Schey Co., at No. 10
Walker-st. was accused Of stealing small sum Of
money from his employers yesterday. 1t was known
that he had feared arrest because he had Kept some
money which had been entrusted to him by CONNER
cal traveller in the employ OF another nrm ie uo-
nod that he was thief and started TO leave the store,
but one of his employers sent for policeman with the
intention Of causing his arrest Policeman Clark OF
the Leonardst. squad responded to the CALL ana was
about to arrest Katz in front Of the store Dut the
Young man drew revolver from his pocket placed
the muzzle of the weapon against his own head ahu
fired The bullet went through his brain ana ne Ien
dead at the feet Of the policeman HIS Oouy ""'
carried to the police station.
Katz was twenty-sx years old and boarded at No.
az Avenue D. His sister Mrs Frank Brener, lives a.
No 20 Firstave. In his pocket was found @ ieIUet
giving her address and asking her to pay hIs s Les ,
expenses. 1t showed that he had been plepatea io'
SuIcIdn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
1rrrER.R0xEs ROBBED AT NIGHr.

The inspectors Of the Postofice Department anu
detectives Of Inspector Byrness staff have been WORK
ing hard for several nights to capture the tnet OF
thieves who have robbed at least two leter DoAeS III
sxth-ave. The robbenes took place Oh t"o ilsH'S
Of last week, and the boxes were broken open III o
case. cIumsy made duplicate key was used'
which opened the lock but could not be withdrawn
aferward No complaints Of the disappearance OF mai
matter In transit have been received at the Postoce
so the thief could not have made q rlch haii; Inc Inc
robberes were committed before IL ocIock n . .ie
contain many letters the contents OF which e "oae
valuable 1t possible that more than the Two DoAes
were riled, but nothing Jas been iearpeu W p''''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
ALnERNEN ON RAPID rRANsIT PLANS.

Property holders opposed to running dummy c"s'".'
IN west II and Fleyenth-ave. we're before the Alder
mems Committee on Railroads yesterday. {. A.
Mcmahon spoke for the complanants. An amendneh'
was adopted so as to include Eleventh-ave as far as
slxtyafth-st. The matter was laid over for three
weeks TO give time for the adjustment Of legal
complications. Civil Engineer Cornell and John II
Flanagan the contractor. who represent the company
which desires TO run railroad through tunnel under
the East River from Gocrckst. to Williamsburg SUD
r,ittod their nlons 10 the committee. They are
devised under the gravity system authorized by thu
legislature Action was postponed 10 give tune fol
Securing the consent Of property holders in Goerckst
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
TO STUDY THE EFFECT or THE 1AR1FF
THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON FiSAN-~
BEGINS ITS LABoRs..

THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE oN
BEGINS ITS LABoRs'-
-, -.,.,.. annoin.ed by the Senate COM
,r,,tae on Finance 10 decide upon piah VI nt s
into the economic effect OF tariffs, heio p,e t..
meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yos.ei"As' -
hsfora rbe close Of Its last session te ooh"0, ,,.
motion OF Senator Plumb OF Kansas, sn.no"1o,.
Committee on Finance TO invesugaVe 'n'e s'a. -,
rhe subcommittee which is preparing inc pasi ~
.tor consists of Senators Aldrich, HiscocK' hiSoi'
rorrt. and Carlisle At the meeting yes'eruay on.
senators Aldrich, Hiscock and CARLISLE "ere 49, -
The preliminary business that was transacee"' ~
ever was in full accord with the wishes Oh the auss
senators, previously expressed. iHo 80. which
has been authorized to inquire into the enoOD "'o
,ags have ON prices wages, industries, imports anu
oxnorts. The committee has called into lts co"n'n''
,or tho nnrpose of establishing a Thoroughly 49, go
factory basis in the formation OF l's soheau' nicn
u.or Tho are generally acknowledged to be OF nis,.
authority as statisucians Carroll ID. "rgn,, ~ =,
states Commissioner OF Labor co,onoi rn,n
=, Tho principal purposes Of the Investigation Is
. ,re so far as is practicable, the prices Oh soooS
hofore and after tariff changes and durihg the p
~ high farIR and low tariff. inquiry VIII po ''NNy
devoted TO those classes OF goods WHICH eh.e
40 oenersI consumption and effort VIII be mads
70 secure not alone the prices OF goods ou' '"0
of each class of goods to public neeos.
AT its meeting yesterday the committee setueu upo
large number OF centres Of population at when IN
nurles will be made. The committees next worA VIE
be to prepare list OF those goods which enter mus
into the peoples welfare. Great care VIII 90 'aAei
in preparing this list, and oil the principal Glasses u
goods used in various parts Of the country Will W ~
,cod The range of retail prices of these goods fron
Inne l. 1889 TO October next VIII 90 a., iearnSs rnSs
Phe collection Of statistics Will be iargeg Gtt Com
hs dIrectIon of Carroll ID. Wright, United states I'm
missioner of Labor The investigation W II go On, on alm @
The summer and in the fall the committee Will 'o'"
| together again to tabulate the results
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
CHE rorrSp A STRANGE WIG IN HER BED.

EOTTND NINIf.NNII VIZ nv IIf1IN H11<h1'
Mrs Kate L. Terry, the widow Of the Cuban miiiisn-
. who died not long ago, lived before her husbands
death At the kept by Adelaide Lavaette
in Fifth-ave., paying s75 week for her rooms she
went South with her husband when he became ILL., agree
Ing to keep her rooms and pay for them as she had
furnished the apartments herself one OF her ir1enus
wrote to her that Madame Lavaiette anu ner
VIZ oonnr,ng the rooms and wearing her dresses
80, o,n.d IN New. York suddenly and went TO the
house at IL p M on the same night she ar
u,.S =, town She raped for admission and after con-
siderable delay she was admitted In her apartments
S'soovorcd her own dresses lying about as though
e Ia ian worn and in her bed she found what she
declared were Madame Lavaete wig 10 ana nav the rent
enc ht fme Madame Lavalette sued io SyO 20 ,be e
amount alleged to be due The case NccaTy TaS and The
egty Conrt Yesterday before Judge MoOar'iS ~
inry found a verdict for Mrs. Terry
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, May DIN tle COuTV Vi AUPcd15 V0-ua5 Oso
following cases were argued:
The First National Bank Of Champlaln, respondent,
aeoinst Orville K Wood and others, appellants
William s. Wallace, respondent, against the Vacuum
OIL Company, appellant. . -.
RESPONDENTS against the Metropolitan Elevated Rail
road Company and others, appellants.
Nancy sherwood ana another, respondents, against
the same, appellants. ,.
John H. Knox and others, executors. etc, aGanst
the same. L..
John L. Otis and others, trustees ETC., respondents,
against Moses B. Shantz appellant.
Cosnela Gilman, respondent, against PTeble Iuckef'
appcllant. No one appearing for appellant on motion
OF counsel for respondent, judgment affirmed by de-
fault with COSTS and remttur ordered to issue forth
with. ~
The following is the calendar for tomorrow: Nos.
las, 1913, 14O 100, 151, 1872 153 and Sd
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
DIR. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER RESIGNS
NO LONGER PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE FOR
THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS.

THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler has resigned the presi-
dency OF the New-York College for the Training OF
Teachers his health not allowing him to discharge the
duties OF the Office and those Of his Columbia College
professorshp as WELL He retains the professorshp Oh
Philosophy and Education In Columbia Couese' auu
the editorship Of The Educational Review
Dr. Butler founded the New-York College for the
Training of Teachers four years ago, and by dint OF
hard and persistent work has established 1t on nrn
foundation He has raised nearly 100000 for the
college, Of which about 100000 is securely invested
as an endowment fund. The college now earns from
tuition and miscellaneous sources 100000 year
and its total annual expenses are about $4,000
1t is understood that measures Will Immediately
be taken TO fill the vacancy caused by Dr. Buffers
resignation Meanwhile Professor Walter l.. Heryey.
who has held the position OF Dean, has been elected
TO ill temporarily the office Of president Tne endow-
ment fund is being pushed rapidly forward 70 com
pletion and the building at No University Place IS
to be materially enlarged during the summer In oroer
that more adequate accommodations for the increasing
work OF the college may be afforded
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
M1srAKE IN THE COMPLAINT.

The suit of John W. Maekay, the Nevada mlnofaiIc'
against Cassius II. Read and Edward b. S'oAe'' ioi
s37o 352 50 alleged to be due on promissory noso'
came up before Judge Wallace in the United s''es
cuIt Court yesterday. Ex-Judge Wlihah w. DnoA'1
and Joseph Larocque appeared for the plnh'lh, anu
Joseph II. Choate and Esek Cowen lor the =,
Y,dra-d r pIott manager of the New-York branch OF
Tho nevada ganlz testified that July rs, 1852 u II.
Read G. Co. owed Mr. Mackay the sum sued ior anu
cave him note, payable on demand, for It, Thls note
was made payable to Hector dc Castro. inc neres,
hod heen maid up TO May 1889. The defence OF kend
g Co. is that Mr. Macbay sold his claim to Mr' oe 'as
ro and is therefore not entitled to payment; WI w S
Castro took tie stand and il then learned tna 'C
n@inG had no ground Of action on his cOmpih';r rS m
Il was not based on the original consideration ic ~
iTnd%e goye the plaintiffs attorneys until To-Day -
amend the complaint, and the trial VIII DC conun"'u
this morning.