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Judgment in the abduction Case-Such was the
intense anxiety to listen to his Honor's adjudica.
tion this interesting case, that the grand jury
boxes the barrsters chairs, reporters table, and the
law students benches, were filled with pretty wo-
and gentcel loaiers long before his Honor took
his seat the bench Mr.. Barry's counsel not be-
ing in Court that gentleman applied to his Honor
postpone delivering his judgment until their business
would enable them TO attend,


His Honor then read a long opinos the case,
concluding with the following judgment


His Honor declined acceding to that proposition
and also said that he thought IL not necessary
to have the child present in Court.


al. Robert w. Norris Recorder OF the city and county Of
New York. aer due consideration o the petition and returns
thereto do order that the said Mary NJ Barry the child Of
John Barry and Eliza Ann Barry his wife, remain ia the
and custody Of her mother the said Eliza Ann Barry
t the said John A. Barry and Eliza Ann Barry shall make
agreement conpromeor until the custody Of said
child shall be changed by Judicial decision Signed


ROBERT II. MORRIS


Recorder of the city Of New York"
when his Honor concluded, there was a faint at
tempt to get up shout 81 applause; but II was
coughed down