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LAWYERS DIARY.-This Day, November l.


CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nos 3, IS, 90 a. 22 l45 lt2t .o 10
S. ST. oS l6S, 100, %, le7 n, iS5 7s 10 27 49, 'o' To-
&C: ComSos is PLrAs-Par, mos 1885, l. S. So os 4s II,
81 2, 81, 1856 Part 2Nos T. 10, 1885, S4 o. 81, H. oi D.
MONDAY, Oct. 81.


BOARD or ALDERMEs.-The Board met al o4
O'Clock Present the President and fourteen members.


The minutes OF las, meeting read and approved
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFEsREDt-Of Thomas j.
Wood for leave the remains OF his niece from
vault Snlvdnstree OF Bleecker TO Long Island
Leave granted. OF Samuel B. Rugges, or leave to erect
yards around his houses between sd and 2iih streets
and between Sd and ith Avenues OF '" B. Astor IN be-
half John Aston tor relief from Oi Ann Van foor
HES quarters salary, due her late husband rs Col
ecor OF Assessments OF Judge Oakley, Tor repairs TO the
Superior Court room. OF Henry Mansfield ard others OF
the Fire Department, for houses OF deposit TOR implements
for introducing the Crotoa into houses &c OF sun
dry persens grading la5th street and building wharf
al the foot thereof.


REPoRrs.-Of, the Finance Committee former report
made TO this Board relative the accounts OF Wm cage
stating minority report which had been referred TO
them Tin connection with The majority epor had been Id
ken away by Aid. Leonard from the Clerks desk and pub


hed in the Evening Post before bad beenreported upon
by the Committee. The original report OF the majority OF
the said Committee also reported back and the resu
tons appended thereto for settling the accounts OF Mr. Gage
by the Comptroller, independent OF the notes e with





frs, Marshal by order of the Mayor adopted The
resolutions OF the minority report rejected to In
making Peter Qun extra allowance on his contract
for making the trench fer laying water pipes III Broadway
owing quicksand encountered IN The route
LAID The table In OF the Counsel OF the Corpora
,cn defending the brought against the poraton by
Hiram A. Norris for alleged violation OF his patent Tor
boring pipes for the Conveyance OF the Coton water
by means hydraulic pressure-Mr Norris claiming the
exclusive right bore all the water pipes in this City
Adopted.


On motion of Alderman Woodruff document No. II Of
unfinished business being ordinance relative to Peace
Officers, and regulating The compensation allowed Them,
taken up, amended, aud adopted.


Document No. 50 of the former Board being ordinance
relative 10 streets aud roads, compelling contractors and
ethers digging down banks digging wells trenches &C. to
enclose the prevent accidents TO travellers u
der penaty--was taken up, read and adopted.


CIRCUIT CoURT.-Bafore Judge Kent.


Taon,as Lerris vs. Hubbard Griffin etnTo recover tor
slop clothing supplied the whaleship Washington. The
defendants refused payment for what had been furnished
the slop chest Verdict for plaotif $240 s5


Eugene Ely, al, Rufus Gilbert, ct ALTO recover
note S5OThe defence is that there had been wrong
conversion of the 1t TO this City by the Ma.
ker for the purpose OF taking another but the persen TO
whom sent instead OF taking up the old note left
this as collateral for renewal OF the other Verdict for de-
fendant subject to the opinion Of The Court.


COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge 1nglis.


HIM, B. Jac,bas and wife, VS.. BGrttolone1p BlancoTo
recover damages for injuries recevea in falling over heap
of rubbish LEFT in the street.-The plaintiff and his wife
were passing through Doverstreet in light wagon,
Saturday evening" st October, (the weather being dark
and ainy when the horse stumbled over lot oil bricss
rubbish in front OF the defendants house, and the plain
t1s were thrown out One OF the OF Mrs. Jacobus
was broken and she seriously injured The defendant
contends that he liable the rubbish having been left
there by bis mason and placed TO afford plenty Of
room for passing. Verdict Tomorrow.


POLICE OFFICE.--STEALlNG SHoES.--John
Thomas arrested and committed for stealing two pairs
of boys Shoes worth 81 80 from the store of John s. Walk
CT. corner OF Canast and Broadway.


STEALING SUITS OF II HARNEss.-Two men named Richard
Davis Elias Styles arrested and taken to the Up
per Police Office charged with having on The 29h lns
stolen suit OF double and also OF Single harness. worth
25 from the premises Of Rufus Story No. 81 Columbia
street The harness found in their possession on board
the canal boat Simon Bolivar the foot OF Ryingonst,
and they committed Tor trial.


STEALING MoNEY-Oficer Relyea last evening arrested
widow named Mary Silobec, residing at No. Carlisle
street, charged with having different times sslen 5000 in
money from William Wnteron merchant tailor occupying
part Of the house. About 500 of the stolen
was recovered; and centcss:ng The theft she was commit
ted to prison.


CoRoNER's OfrIcE.-AccIDENrAL DRowNING.
Inquest 295 Hudson-srec, the body OF John Martin,
aged years, native OF this city, who left his fatLeI's
house the above place Thursday afternoon and though
an1iously sought for found until Sunday when
person engaged in fishing discovered the body lying the
mud in the Slip the foot of Hammersl lysreet, tide
having receded and left him exposed VcrGict, accident
ally drowned.


DEATH BY CoNGEsTIoN.-Aso an inquest at No. Nor
olk-sreet the body OF Charles Matthew's aged 49, a
native OF Wales by trade cabinet maker. Verdict,
to his death by congestion


SANDS SARsAPARILLA-Ths unrivalled preparation has
perormed some OF the most astonishing cares of diseases
in thp OE