Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.
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Der. l5-Mc Carthy Hodges ct. al.-Ths case was
resumed, having stood adjourned over from Monday
action of ejectment, on the title brought Dy
plaintiff to certain property situated IN Broad
way including the Carlton House, as heir at law to the
late Dennis Mccarthy who died intestate The proper
ty belonged to the deceased, Dennis Mccarthy, who
formerly alderman Of the 9th ward, and went in
the possession Of the State The widow and other re-
latves belonging not being citizens OF the
United States special act was passed the Legislature
giving the property to the relatives, who sold out and
divided the proceeds there being several claimants
Plaintiff seeks recover the ground that he was
relative and next OF kin to deceased at the time OF ms
demise; and at that period citizen OF the United
states but having lived at Saratoga county, in rs-
duced did not put in his claim at the time
the decease his relative appeared on part OF the
plaintiff that obtained his naturalization papers III


1884, Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Saratoga Co.
Ii did not appear where he declared his intentions ,


A non.suit was hereupou moved Tor, on the ground
that prove the fact of the declaration
OF ofintentions.


His HosoR denied the motion the ground that the
procurement of the naturalization papers presump
tive evidence the of the declaration Of intentions
and that the Court not bound to travel behind the
Record OF the Court at Saratoga county on this head,
which record it should De presumed was correct; and
although il did not appear that ainf had declared DIS


intentions at Saratoga it not to be inferred tnat ne
did not do in other Court The case was re-
sumed yesterday, when further testimony was heard
Verdict tomorrow.


Pcay Bod ne-The Court ntimated that counsel in
the Of Polly Bodne did not intend to move on her
trial, on Monday next, as previously arranged.
HIS HONOR would therefore, continue the civil caen-
dar during the week.