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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-08
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour OF Go
ing to Press.
Postponed

Postponed.
PARIS, Aug. S-The Deacon divorce
case has been postponed until
October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
JERSEY CITY.

TWO lIOBOKEN LAW Ems ~
Jacob Bretzfcld the lobohc1 lawyer "ho' WIZ, VIZ,
Recorder McDonough and John Il. iaVeHs' re'c"''
tried for Conspiracy and acquitted. was ti1eo ScS''
day beor, Judge Lppincott, I'm General sessions, VII "
49,, ,, ,nrca,r Edward Meinhardt OF
Riyerst Uobohen was the complainant He s'u
that his employer. flenry Hoppe, siiNerSh'" "a
&, Cnrdenst owed him wages amounting 10 VI -.
Ind employed Brezfcld to collect the money anu paw
him 50 I'm advance. lie aftcrwaId louiiu o' ''1
grotzfc,d had collected sc 80. but would not pay I"
over TO him. Bretzfcld in reply sald '''' iioiP
would only pay SIS 80, as that was all mat M"S a",
Mcnhar,la lie collected this amount ana oneisu u
70 Meinbarr,t but the latter would not accept IT, i"
In hi. chnIge Judge Lippncott said me fasc w, va
of Importance not because OF Inc anlouH III ~
Int becanse tho defendant was lawNc? anu an I'M
of tfic court and 1, was his duty 10 cOhuuct , -,
hono,abIy and honestly After lew hnIi'o, 'm'
ry returned a verdict of guilty OF pe,y iiIn' ~
charged In the Indictment. Bretzicid VIII W 81"
fenced on Thursday. . $3.50, ,aoo,,s fothor
In the afternoon Morris BrctzfeldJacoos t''i'ol
also n LAWYER was tried on charge u r Vlm
bezzleIncnt lie had sold mortgage LOT ME- I'ar
bethbrfh .chwalg for ~ 40. and had Kept INC no,5
Two DAYS after the indictment was found asnnS! mn h
he maid Mrs Scnwalg. This did mol prevent nci
FROM appearing against him YESTERDAY ana hll', o',
ing the testimony the jury returned a NSIui'' VI
guilty lie will also be sentenced on IhurSuas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
HOME NE VS..
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.


New.York Jockey Club races. Morris Park Q 30 p m.
Grand Lodge OF Frccma convention Masonic Temple
Columbus Celebration Committee on Plan and Scope.
Columbia College banquet. Holland House. evening.
Ladies' Health Protective Association, No. 50 West
Fifty sINth-st.. 10 80 a. m
Reception to Columbia students by President Low.
afternoon.
West Side Republican Club. No. lo2 West Eighty
ond-st. p. m.
Federal Battery, Twentieth Ward. Brooklyn. No. 40
Clermont-ave.. 8 p IN.
National Elocutionist No. 81 West Fifty
lfthst. D. m.
New.York- Louisville baseball match. Polo Grounds,
D. m.
Board OF Aldermen, City Hall. ] p.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Annual election Of Actors Fund, Madison Square
Theatre.
United italian Societies picnic, Brommcrs Union Park
Ladies' Bkur Chom Society annual meeting. No III
East broadway. p m.
Actors Fund commemorative exercises, Palmcr's
Theatre. p.
Meeting OF Trunk Line Executive Committee
Historical Society. Eleventhst and Secondave. p m
Special meeting Of New-York Yacht Club. evening.
University 81 the City Of NcwYork class day exercises
Music in Mount Morris Park by Ebcns list Regiment
Band p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
HE LEFT THE BOY TO DIE.

The police of tho Bcdfordave station were IN
formed yesterday that the body OF twelveye aroid
boy named Frank DonicO, who was employed rs
Helper by Tony Geronin, barber at NO 3Sl Dr1gSs-
ave. lay in a pine box in the rear yard OF 0erohhs
house. The boy had died from pneumonia after
weeks illness. No physician had been called In ana
the little fellow left entirely, 1t is alleged to his
fate from the day he was stricken down. AFTER Ills
death Geronn sent word to the county authorities
and on Sunday night employe of Thomas Foran.
line county undertaken, went TO Gcronln's shop ana
placed the body in pine box. lie then took the
body away, but returned and placed 1t IN The
hack OF the store. His reason for this was that ne
had obtained no death certificate Geronin at once
nut the corpse IN the yard where 1t was left exposed
in the rain. When this became known among the
ncichbors much indignation was expressed on all
sides against Gcronin. The latter on learning TINS
removed the box containing the body back Into the
store but refused bury 1T. 1t was then that the
indignant ncghbors informed the police captain
Green the janitor of Public School No. IL at North
tYfthst. and Driggsave., who occupies apartments
In tho house ut No. 551 Driggsave. declared yester
day that the heartless act on the part OF Geronin
would result In his being driven out OF the neighbor-
hood. The police informed the health authorities
who will take the matter IN hand'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
ELIZABETH.
. priest ATTACKS TIE LIQUOR SELLERS.

A PRIEST ATTACKS TIE LloroR-sELLEhs.
The Board Of Excise and the lquorsellcr' Of hiH-'
beth are greatly exercised ove. fierce ohsaus"'
mad, upon them on sunday by the Kew f"'Io
Gcssner from the altar Of It. PatrlckS Chufch' Ia"
priests strong language created a schsauoh' Nv "
can By saving that there were now five new hPuo.-
stores under consideration To be run by Two OF S
former school children. They would have no trouble
I'm securing licenses, the Board OF Excise was To
ten. 1t was composed OF an Insurance agent VINO
cot clients out OF the nquorstOrcs newspaper man
VIII, compelled them 10 advertise. ara iu''i.'"''
man. who always furnished the furniture ior tho p'
Fathe- Gcssner then went on TO say that the Po'''
,c,ans had no backbone. They were at the mercy
of the uquor-storcs. The houses on inc country
roads were closed or sunday. because fcsPtc'aDte
ncople lsed the roads fol driving, while III ms 'N
politicians allow the liquor store T. ;cinalh open III
order TO get Office. The Mayor Of TN, cry a, eao
as the rest. He started IN all rsht bnt gu, my iJ
rot the laws The priest then rccitcd how inc Le.lg
I,ture made laws favohng the rumscllcr ana they
were enforced by local officials. He 'ald t"o-tmru1
of the luuor sellers were Catholics. They were worse
than Frotcstants. The sermon clos a wth ,lsoF-
ons appeal for better city officers anu iii enforce
ment OF the EXCISE laNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The suit OF Edgar L. Pierson to recover $4,000
from Norman L. Munro for commission for selling the
defendants printing business on trial before JUS
tce Kellogg and Jury in the Supreme Court yeste:
day Munro answers that Pierson never made the
sale.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday appropriated $500
for music sautes and decorations for the City Hall
and Municipal Building on July 4, and $1,000 for q
doGpound.
The suit OF C. J. G.. Hall against Anthony Barrett
and tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company has
been discontinued in the Court OF Common Pleas with
out costs TO any Of the parties Interested. All the
ipiunc;ions and orders vacated.
Tho body of Dr. Charles f. De La Vergnc, who died
on saturday night from diphthena, contracted While
attending his little niece, was taken 10 the cicmatory
al Fresh Pond, l.. l., Mt 10 a. IN. yesterday md
after being reduced TO ashes was buried in the Gene
terry Of the Evergrecns.
Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court. yes'eiday
heard arguments the OF Peter Corley, who has
brought suit to the property Of Patrick Trcnor
wealthy manufacturer Of cordials in Newlork, who
died several years ago, leaving will which was set
aside. The property thereupOn eschcated TO the
State. Corley says he is relative. The court
directed that the be tried By jury at tho Oc-
tobcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Among the first cases called
Yesterday at the opening o. the Circuit Court ana
Court OF oyer and Tcrmncr. Judge Joseph +. Bar
nard presiding was the Of Margaret ID. Kennedy
against Chaunccy ". Johnson and his wife, PROJECTORS
Of the Getty House, YOnkcIs for alternating the aifcc-
lions OF her husband. Chaunccy d. Allen. Chaunccy
D. Allen is the son OF Mrs. johnson aud steps0n Of
Mr. Johnson, the present lessee and manager Of the
Getty House Before coming to YOnkcrs Mr.. Johnson
lived at Westerly Il. L. and managed the Rhode Island
House. Allen. his stcpson. was his clerk Living In
the same town was pretty young girl named Mar
garet Kennedy. Allcn fell In love with
her, and they were married November
%, 1853 at the house OF the Rev. NJ ID.
Hodge, in Onc-hundrcd and twenty fifth St., NcwYorl1
In 1884 Allen left his wife. and she did not see
him again until 1850. Meanwhile Allen. married
another wife In Chicago. When Mr.. Johns N took
the Getty House In Yonlcrs and sent for his step
son to manage II for him, Allen brought his second
wife Yonkcrs with him. lii 1900 Allen went TO Dakota
leaving his second wife behind him. I'm order to get
divorce from lis first wife lie obtained tbs divorce
by pleading that he for more than three months
previous and at the time of his first marriage under
the Influence Of intoxicating liquors. IL l. said that
this divo.ce will not hold good In this State. And In
any event Nr. Allen has wondered himself liable TO
prosecution for bgamy, provided 1t be shown that
he married his second wife In good fnith. About
Ing his first wife lie was Released on bail. on
Saturday last Mrs Allen No. l served papers, issued
out of the supreme Court OF the city OF New--Yorl
for absolute div the atutory grounds Cd IN
hor husband In her suit against the Johnsons
the amount Of damages claimed Is $1,000 The
grounds Of the claim that during all the time
that Mr.. Allen was away from her he was directly
Influenced by her mother ana stepfatlcr asains,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
TO Build A MEMORIAL CHURCH.

GENEROUS GIFT FROM TIE DAUGHTER OF The
LATE T. b. CoDDINGToN
The New-York Protestant Episcopal City Mission
society has Just received gift OF $4,000, with winch
10 build a chapel the upper East side OF the city
The title to the two lots upon which the new church
will stand passed yesterday, and work on INC
proposed edlce will be begun at once. Inc new
church will be called the COddngtOn Memorial Chape
Of the Messiah 1t will bc memorial to the late
r. b. Coddiugton, q wellknOwn iron merchant OF this
city. formerly a member Of Grace Church. and VIII
he erected BY his daughters, Mrs. Fannie Brown
Ing dau ghtcr law OF the poet Browning, now living
In Venice Italy, and Miss Marie F. Coddlngton, OF
fifthave.
The site for the church has already been purchased
by the mission society for $4,000, and Is In East
Ninc,y nfth-st, IO5 feet east OF Thlrdave and con-
sists OF two lots, measuring 105 IL 80 feet. This
site WAS selected after careful canvass OF the ctys
spiritual needs the society having found that there
WAS n greater lack Of church facilities there, In pro
portion the ratio OF population than in almSst any
othor section of the city. To demonstrate the ruth
Of the suppositon the Rev. Dr. Brockhost Morgan and
John IL. Boynton, OF the mission society, On May l,
leased two stores temporarily, Mt Sccond-ave. and
Ninety-fOurtilsi. one Of these was fitted up as 4
chanel and the other as q Sunday school and infant
class room. The attendance Of the people who live
In the ncGhborhood at the services has been far In
excess Of the accommodations provided for them
Plans have been drawn by George +. Harvey, OF
No 70 broadway, which contemplate the erection oil
handsome edncc with brownstone front. the base
ment of which will be arranged for sunday-schoo
rooms guild rooms, boys club. pastors study and
Sunday school library The auditorium above the
basement will 900 persons. 1t Is probable that
the cost Of the church will considerably exceed the
$4,000 originally devoted TO It's construction, for it
will be handsomely furnished throughout II Will be
lighted by costly memorial windows OF stained glass
oft la oix me =,
mombcrs OF the Coddlngton family.
The Rev. G.. d. sparks well known in city mission
work who now has charge Of the temporary house OF
oorslp will be the resident pastor OF the now chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRtVE ED.

ARRIVED
Steamer scrvia tBr, button. Liverpool May ~ Queens
town ~ with and passengers to Vernon Bro"h% GO
Arrived al the Bar At -. a m ,,ornoo, v,v9s ouecns
town ~ With md.e pa-,cngerst to NJ Cndermll Co.
al as III Roberts Liverpool May 81 with mdsc
s.smst Fnihsm r Matthews Cardiff May 10 in ballast
samc, WSrra DER, Pohc Genoa May 2j Gibraltar ~
with mdse aud passengerst 70 o..hS q CO m, c,or,,,
with passengers To Geo Cris"I Arrived al INC
hs str ync,ran Allen Mexican ports Havana days
with md.e and passenger, TO Jas Ward CO. Arrived at The
sramef Aer, lNorl augc Maanras days with sugar to
Amccan Ret 60. vessel TO Mnuson. Arrived al
nc n ~ ta Nor Dcrnhod days with ru, to
steamer caribe Cr Mackneh Earacoa days with rni'
to Mon.s So A My Kr ' Sri y. with fruit to
II numols 90 Arrived at ih' Bar al = - " ~: ,
n G..i anil pa..enssr. to il Maloy 4 Co.
steamer II PAso. Quick. Newor'an' WIN m"'e 10 'o"n
steamer RIO Grenac Common. rcTiHnd,na via Brunswick
Steamer P,nbrdge Bri BRACE Philadelphia In ballast 10
f sSP Nm Macy Am,bhy ravrc AZ days in ballast to
Snow - burgess.
Al CITY isisnd-lieht. NV: fair
Arrived ycsterday
steamer stat. california mr. BInc, I,,soT Nay ~
Go. arrived at the Bar at st7pm
CLEARED.
s.s,o, aim tGcr, reimcrs Bremen VIA Southampton
orn,ms ,hopta. r, James Coosaw- Phelps 60
steamer INclmoai. Jcnney West Point AZ" Doh'"on
s. Co.
bragg Portland lloraiio ii alL
Sim Fo,st kIne CBr ~ ns kingspori Ms whitney
& e.,,o. 4, ~
Sim Joseph Spinney CARING san francisco-snon@ 60
BARK HosirI Madro Qta. MasAAno. AnieI Tor otuefs
lunch Edyc Il Co.
SAILED
Steamer. eeguranca Io Janciro; Royal Prince Maan
,a,' city Of birmingham savannah Richmond, West Point
Va.
Also salled-vl, Long Island Sound
Steamer Manhattan for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June U-Arrived steamer Mohawk tBr) wiltshire
rom New. York
ITiIH June J-Arrivcd steamer Croma tBr). Lord from
New York. m, c.,....r
TERrOoi June CARVED steamer Asatla (iir) Gricrson
from York
June Sailr,i steamer Sraihlcvcn rl, for New York
Lizard Passed, steamer Europe OBI. ROOihsoh
from York her way 10 iondnn
Ro1IERptM June Sailed. OLDHAM (Dtch Pouscn.
for Ncw.lOTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
NEW-NOPK CITY

The foreman of the June Grand Jury. which was
sworn I'm before Judge MARITIME in General sessions
yesterday. was Francis IsGns, real estate dealer,
who lives ut No. 10 East Thiit,-fourthst.
John IIoG, four years old. was removed from his
home at No. 305 East Fortyfourtit to North Brother
Island yesterday, SICK with sma.lp x.
James Doughcry, Of No. 81. North Eirlthst.,
Brooklyn while at work on the Waldorf Hotel at
Thirty thrist and Fifth fe through the air haft
sunday afternoon and WIS dangerously injured In
tcrnally. lie fell six stories. The man taken
the New York Hospital where he died after
ward.
az J. CO. sends 81 to Ills Office for the washing
ton Arch Fund.
f. NJ. White acknowledges with thanks cOntribu-
tionS for the sunday lunchcOns At the Crmornc Me-
Auley Mission from Mr. Woodruff Mrs. Turnald, Mrs.
Jcnlcns. jr., and Miss y. J. Wll,cy.
The Committee on Buildings Of the Board OF Edu-
cation held meeting yesterday afternoon TO continue
the examination Of the plans Of the proposed hall Of
the Board Of Hucauon. John Il. Thomas and rep
rcscntativcs OF the firm Of McKm, Mead & White
present 10 explain the deals Of hcir respective
designs
Tie Tammany Society met at the wigwum last even
ing and Installed Corporation: Counsel Clark and Police
Justice Wcldc sachcms. They absent at the
regular installation Of officers last month.
The three men who. il IS alleged have been working
together dcaud the Gilscy House and the 81. Denis
Hotel by the means Of bogus checks and slips. were
brought before Justice Grady In the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday Ihcy were Iemand-d un;l
day for further cXaminai n.
The Allan Line steamship state Of California which
arrived from Glasgow iaic on Sunday night. made the
passage In eight days and eight hours. which Is nine
hours faster than her previous record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
PLAINFIELD.
LIGHTNING PLAYS QUEER FRANKS.

LIGHTNING PLAYS QUEER PhANh'.
Sunday nights storm was unusually severe IN anu
about Plainleld and the lightning did considerable
damage besides cutting many queer capers IN different
parts OF the city. The house OF Israel Compton, III
Mannlnc-ave.. North PiainGeld was badly damaS o.
both sides Of the roof being completely stripped OIL
shingles Entering the parlor. the lightning maze a
circle of the room and struck brass moulding wmch
had been recently put up. 1t then left the mouse
and followed an iron pipe about twenty feet Into the
ground making large hole The walls throughout
The house were badly damaged.
one unusually heavy bolt crashed down upon inc
First Presbyterian Church. striking the splrc In cN'
acty the same spot where It was struck thiec years
ago The cross at the peak was shattered into rag
u,cnts and big groove cut Into the masonry. all the
way down the stone tower. In several private
dwellings lighted by electricity the wires were burned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CLERGYSIEN VISIT MAYOR BOODY.
HE COMPLAINS THAT THEY HAVE NOT SPOKE

lie COMPLAINS THAT THEY HAVE NOT sPoK EN-
KINDLY OF Ills EXCISE POLICY.
A delegation Of about 200 cergymen visited Mayor
Body yesterday ask him 10 that the laws re-
curing the closing Of liquor stores on sunday DC
enforced. The Rev. j. F. Carson, chairman OF inc
delegation. presented petition signed by the clergy
men present and BY many others. The Rev Dr. a. u
Dixon, the Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler and the Rev.
DIR. w. T. Dixon made remarks, and tod the Mayor Oh
fragrant instances OF violation OF the law which they
had observed.
Mayor Booty replied, welcoming tho vlsltors anu
then proceeded 70 lecture them. He could rehu'iS
understand. he said, that they, having theif minus
upon certain lines Of dnty. Ind not cohsoercu 'ne
whole subject as he had. lie accomplished much
since he assumed Office, and in doing so had the APP
proyal OF his party and the Excise Board lie was
disappointed that the clergyrfen had no KIND WORDS
for him He wanted 10 know how many OF the clergy
men present knew what his policy was, ana tiat IL
Ind been resolved not TO have any new licenses
granted lie asked those who did to hold up Their
hands and when only dozen hands were shown ne
had chance to hint the visitors that they did not
know what they were talking about. After calling
attention TO the difficulty OF enforcing the Sunday laws,
telling them that they were dealing with subject mat
lad puzzled the wsest men, and promising 70 40 WIFI
he cOnscienuOusly could In his trying pOSllon, the
Mayor dismissed his callers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
COURT CALENDARS For TO-DAY


Supreme Court General Tcrni-Lcforo Van Urunt p I
81. s.. o. O5. SO. n, ~ 10. 20. II, ST. s. S. 81
supreme tour,-C hambcrs-Bcore Beach J-3lotlon col
cndaf called II o'clOc,. ~ '"''
supreme Court-Spccia Tem-Part I-AdJourned until
juno 20. "''''
suTrcIne 'onrtaspeci,i TsII-Part II-Xo calendar.
s,SS ~ y ~ ~ 42d9 20 5iS lQ-S or 4l,5
i l3SZ oIo do? 2oSS l ~ 49, yco. 30. oo ooo
Circuit Corit-lart I-Bcforo Andrew, J. Adjourned
until June 20. 1882.
Circuit Coart7rar II-Before Lawrence J-cascs to be
Circuit court Part Iv-Betoie Barrett I-cas,s TO be
surroeatc Coart-bcfore Ransom, S.-Moton calendar
l. Guyon, Henry &. Foster. Pierre WoI Rs, Vel
Henry W; Meyer, Heinrich Helms sarah 4 SCOTT tTor
encc w. Mltter Loeni lrePpncr 10 a. IN. -; Augustus
and ,tustaye Leo. 10 80 a. III. ~
Common Pleas-Goncral rcrm-Adourned until June
:. common rlcas-spccal Tcm-Bcforc Bischon. j.
COMMON pleas-Equty Tcrm-ncfore Gicecricb. J.
Nos s. :. 49, 90 90 20. so, So 03, o. S'''"' -
J-Nos 1919 1871, l4o. 1856 s54 iSs itoi se
coo. s72. 1912. SOL. 3os 1850 1867 ioS sol ,S9o
Ss3 i5!5 ly;, 1852 1854 1868 1887 1900 Sis si5.
Common rless-Trial Tcr-Part II-Bcforc Pryor L.
Cases from Part !. -''''' -
Common Pc,s-Trial Torm-rart III-Bcfore Daily C.
J.-Cascs from Part /. ~ "'' ~
superior Court-Gcnefal Tcrm-IIeforo freedman T. J.
10, 20. a. 20, 30 "a q, 20. y. rs 80 ''' 80 49,
NOS Scs 1856 cs 9s o 49, McAd'm j.
Superior tourt-Irial Tcrm-Pars 1, III and III-Ad
iourned for the term. $3.50
City cour-special Tcrm-Bcforc Van wyck. J.-Mo.
-S Sy ssS SS ssss SS sSi Gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
BUSINESS IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


Saratoga, y. Y. June On the Court OF Appeals
today the following motions were heard:
No. 219-AleXandcr :. Turner agt. william W.
Weston and others. Motion for rcarGumcnt; sub
No. lC:-Robcrt Mcculoch agt. John Dobson and
others Motion for careumcnt; submitted.
No. lG2->ano agt. same. Motion 10 correct re
mitlnr.
No. 4os-Tne People cx rel. the Seth Thomas Clock
to amend rcmittur.
Byron Pound respondent, ag Caroline L. Harwooi,
mpd. appellant. Motion for leave file undertaking.
These appeals from orders were argued
No. 19i-Thc People rel tho savings Bank Of
New London. appellant. act Michael Coleman and
SO. l37~Ihe People ETC. AIT The TlNtcr County
Savings l1stit@slon: Lsids !: Mlichc. appellant.
spcndenS. ast. Aryn W. Harrington. IT, and another.
no. ii3- Herman wronkow, appellant, agt Hobart
oakley and Others. respondents.
40. 4I3-W"ston Van Bentinyscn. respondent. agt.
the Central Ne" York and Western Railroad Company
80. i23-In the matter Of the New York Elevated
Raiiro3d Company to acquire land. William L. Cole
80; ,i52 Stephen stafford and others. respondents,
agt John Clinn and Others, appellants.
No. 43i- People agt. the North River Bank
No. - David \. Lammng, appellant, agt Norman
H. Galusha and others. rcspondcuts.
No -Edgar saltiS respondent. agt. the Bclford
No. 44D-jamcs G. Birec, appellant act the Berlin
Iron Bridge Company and another respondents
IN" following is the calendar to morrow: Nos
40, Az, 40, 41', 41o, 41l. 40, AGO, 49, 4GI
1876. 437, 41o 1G;', i6i, 100. lG7 and l0s
In the second Division the following cases were
argued:
No 70s-Jamcs Boyle, respondent, agt. William
Iounans appellant.
No. 0-Chsunccy Abbey, appellant agt bradford
Tabor and ano her, appellants Mary Tabor and an.
other, resi- Ondrnt
No. -O'-Ihc First National Bank Of Union Mills
appellants, aet Judson II. Clark, respondent.
No. 7D7-Thc Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
appellants. agt I. J.. johnson and another, TO-
spondcntS
The following Is the Second Division day calendar
$50 and go. O'