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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-08

CoAL.-The Clinch Valley News says coal
field unparalleled in the extent OF its area,
skirts the entire northern boundary of Tazewell
county trou east to west. This is a portion Of
the great continuous coal field of Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Ohio which extends from the
Northern borders Of Pennsylvania, as far south
as Huntsville, Alabama; and according to Prot.
H. ID. Rodgers is the most extensive known to
pcolugists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-08

WASHINGTON ITEMS "A colorcd porter con.
nected with the dry goods firm of Woltest Il
Shilberg, was yesterday sent to the postotice
with lot of letters, from one Of which he took
check for $306 76 on Cohen 4 Sons, Bati-
more, payable at the Bank Of Washington, and
got coored Lootback to take it to the First
National Bank to be cashed, and sent with the
check forged letter, as coming from Mr. Co
hen at the Arlington House, requesting the
check to be eashed' The detective in charge
at the bank followed the bootblack, and arrest
ed the porter whose name is Joseph Thomas,
and who has been locked up.
Among the dinner parties, now OF daily oc-
currcnce, worthy Of note, is one given by Gov.
Swarm. on Wednesday evening last, to mum
Der of citizens from Baltimore. The choicest
viands we're served in protusion, whilst the
palates of the guests were tickled with the most
delicate wines that the European continent
could furnish.
The fftieth annual commencement of the
medical department Of Columbian College was
held at Lincoln Hall last night, aud Was brl!
liant and interesting affair."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-08

- BBLS HOMlNY just received by
= feb % J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-08
IN THE CORPORATIONS COURT OF THE
i CITY OF ALEXAN DRlA. February term,
1872: A. Il f. Railway Company VS.. kephart )

An persons Interested in theabove-mention"d
proceedings will take notice that l have APP
pointed the 10th day of April 1872, at my office,
No. 10 south Royal street, in the city of AleXan-
dria, tn execute the foregoing order, ut which
time nd place they are required to attend
NH S-w4w A. W. Chiffon, Com. in Ch'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
BROCkLYN COURTS.

A New Building for the United states
C0urts-Much Needed Accommodations
Forthcoming.
The lack OF proper accommodation for United States
Court purpose has been felt for some time past; but
Will be seen by the suboined letter from AtLor-
ney General Williams more commodious building
than the one at present occupied Is soon
to be obtained The building now occu-
pied by the United States Courts, United
States Commissioners, District Attorney and
Marshal, Is situated on Montague street, opposite
the Academy OF Music and has long been unfit for
the purpose on account OF the paucity OF room.
Considerable correspondence has passed between
the Brooklyn Marshal and the Washington authori.
ties subject OF providing new building, and
II was finally agreed that tie property Oh the south
east corner OF CLINTON and Montague streets, would
be the most suitable. II Is owned ny Judge Alex
ander McCue who Is also owner oi the building
Yesterday Marshal Harrow received the following
letter IRON Washtngton, authorizing him TO enter
INTO q lease Of the new buiidng:-
DEPARTMENT or JusrIoRl
WAsHis0ros, April &, 1872.
q r. HARLOW Esq, United states Marshal, BROOKLYN,
siR-I have received your 18th utmo, relative
70 pr1vang better for court purposes IN
Win Mr. Gscae ' ioS his pr properly
s.s.sys when OF tn. .s s aH Clinton aea streets us
arranged with additional room, In accordance with
yourself the United States Judge and nied states Attorney
@ ana yeons the remainder thereof Tor the use OF the
AZ the time the new accommodations shall be ready
for occupation you will present and notify
this department OF your action.
The must supuate that the rental OF o per
annum bei from time the said building Is ready
for occupation by the United Sle and to continue at that
to the end OF the time OF the present easeto wit May
io76with the privilege continuing the same hive addi
donal at the rate annum the government
Itself the right surrender the lease at the
praton OF by giving the lessee thirty days notice
81 such intention. :.
clause whereby the lessee will at all
times be required keep the premises good and tenant
aDlc should he ia the governments
Gha have make such repairs be neces-
Deduct the thereof from the be paid
and In the shall be destroyed by hre
uaty. TO and determine from the happening
oil the event
The thereof must transmitted TO this de-
partmeni Tor approval and be placed its bes The
certificate OF the United States Judge and United States
Attorney accCnUaBy the lease Very respectfully.
GEORGE Ii. WILLIAMS, Attorney General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

sanedschr Frank Walters, Hun.lsy. New York; slosi
NEW LONDON April ARRIVED, schr Minnie Kinuie,
NcRIea xp pG r"r sS. Irwin from rha
depha; Pennsylvania, Runyon. and Fred Tyler. Port
Bdra. si Sso9
sncoa Inoaghen Tatem fawtaSsst Below-A Rus
Cleared Bits AIss .Tsis Hooper. Sasan.a.:
ss T.em asi s...s
Thompson, fhiadepha; ship konochan lBr,, scott, Liver
nos hy % x eRs;
PORTLAND, April ARRIVED, bri. Laura B. Merriam.
Cleared Sd, schrs Frank Maria. Wood. and W Baker.
PAWlUcKET, April CARVED, schr James H Young.
saled-schrs ferry, Raynor. New York. Amos Briggs.
PRovIDENCf. April b-Arrived, schr. James H Young.,
En1. Sssss
knaserg Thsma Port johnson aEeche Chambers DO
saied-schrs fyrola. MAYO, Virginia. Daniel Holmes
G Ge w kes Ame
john srrsn asssi; Hattie Collins nls Annie ka.
T c sss E wa%A
win, sanss Wla.!ow Morse. Oliver "A Bedeo' Mayo
,RIcHMoN5, April 4--Arnved, steamships Isaac Bell,
Moore. Philips so Bonny Boat, Kelley, Boston
kOGKLAND, April 2-Arived, schr Mount Hope Dennis'
sailed Ss;h scsra snow sqaan, Norton and TMaye. Hall
ana siqSaa. Perry ao sOth, Arcuiaus, G!esory and
and Red Jacket Avern, do; Hail. Toman. and Planet
G knight Pratt and Empress, Kennedy New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 28-Cearcd, ships Yamesa (r),
Jones, NAM Mogul (Br) Demschas Caao brig Oliver
Inc lBrl, MuaCay Melbourne.
Sailed April 9th, Republic Cobb Hong Kong
and lokohema with $374 OUO In treasurel
SAVANNAH. April &c cared. steamships San Salvador,
New York. Montgomery, bark Sailor Prince Matanzas
SOUTH KINGSTOaN April 3-Arrved, schrs Justces
Hall, Elizabethpor; Josephine, Caswei, do.
SALEM April sArrived schr Tsrrapn, Wooster, Port
Sailed 3d. schrs James Harry e Carnage, Snow squai.
ana MILAN Rice drom Rocklana), New York
STONINGTON, April 4-Arrivet, schrs Sarah w Blakes
Blake Somerset for YORK; Esquimaux, Briggs Forts
mouth RI (and both sailed 5th Commerce.
Ingraham, Rockland Tor New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 4, PM-Arrived. schrs Q W.
Locke, Huntley GEORGETOWN DC, for Boston MON FLAG
Simmons, Baltimore for do Lizzie small ice kaabeth-
Satterthwaiie, KINNEY Weehawken tor DO; William d'
Dearborn. Scu, New York for do Isabella, Mclnre,
Northport LII do; Merrill Hart Delay Baltimore FOR
Belfast Mary Elem Smith, do for Portsmouth tho captain
with eg) Marie, Fletcher, Portland to discharge
Bluff; Arcoa watson. do for Fair Haven, Mass s
Idaho, Jameson, Rockland for new York. : 80.
Retnrned--Schrs VIM Penn, Marshall, Fannie w
saied-schrs Geo B somes, Samuel Nash, Geo Calhoun
tBr), Lette (Br).
Bedabedec, Knowton, Ezabethpor for Portsmouth,
Lizzie l. Mills, Armstrong, do for Portland
WILMINGTON, Nc April 4-Cleared, schr Jesse Clark
Clark. New York. . . ~.
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
SHIPPTNi G. NEW S,
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9, 1872.
CLEARED.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.

seamshp City of Brooklyn tBr, Tibpi,s, Liverpool
Steamship England (Br), Andrews Liyerpoo-F w
Hurst.
Steamship Arragon (Br), Weston, Bristo-E Morgan's
Steamship pcreire (rr). Daure Havre-Geo Mackenzie.
steamship Deutschland MO- Neynaber Bremen via South
steamship Metropolis, Cashier Hamilton (Bermuda)--
steamship Gladiator (Br Calaehan, Ricnbucto-Heney
4 Parker.
steamship W Clyde, Cole, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship Cortcs, Whitman, New orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-Frederc
Baker.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina Jas Hand.
Steamship Magnolia, Palmer. savannah-W X Garrison.
Steamship huntsville, Crowe. Savannah-R Lowien.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Chareston-H II Nor
steamship Benefactor, Jones, wilmington NC-LorlIard
eamshp Zodiac, Chaplin, Ncwbcrn-M Murray, Ferris
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne Richmond, &c-od Dom'n-
steamship Geo Upton, Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a Co. =, : :
. steamship John Uibson, Winters, Georgetown, DEG
Merrck.
steamship Volunteer, Bloodgood, Fhadelphia-Lorillard
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H Dimock.
y, steamship Acushne, Rector, New Acknowledgment
ship zouave, Swain, Kama--Platt 4 Newton.
baIk che'tan tBr Cook Gibraltar for orders-George
=, Bark Joshua Lonng Lamb, sagua la Grande James
Brig surf, Kohl sagua-Jova A co.
nris sportsman, Morton. Cardenas Miller n Iionghton
Brig camille iBrh IlcAe- Manzanilla James Henry
bfls Mlnna Ifaub Thompson, Jsrdenos--J Ward Co.
sem West SIDE, Davis, Corpus Chra~J II Brown.
Schr ocean Pearl, Blanchard, st Thomas and market
schr retronila OBJ, Emery Trrio via wauk River--0
schr o W Pe,tus Garishaw, Nassan-B Weinberg.
schr X brookings, brown, Port Lemon-H W Lord
schr Ioulsa Smith, Weber. 5. Helena sound-J win
cbsslsr 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
THE COMPTROLLER AND HIS APPOINT.
MENT.

Current Rumors ms TO the Illegally Of His
Holding tho Omce-The Legal Objections
Detailed.
rumor that was current In munic. 3 Al circles on
FRIDAY evening as 10 the legality OF the appointment
OF the Comptroller was given more sub
stan,ial form yesterday afternoon by o
statement current around the Court House
that the Mayor had received an intimatiol from
Governor HOFFMAN that the appointment OF Comp
troller Green was In his Qhe Governor's) Judgment,
illegal under the recent ruling OF the Court OF APP
peals In reference 10 the extension OF the term Of
certain municipal officers.
AT present the current talk Is founded, OF course,
upon speculation, and has not assumed any shape
that VIII affect the present head or the Department
OF Finance. The following legal phase OF the posi-
ton taken by those who affect to believe the APP
pointment Illegal Is founded In the follow
ing state OF facts. In article OF what Is
known as "The Tax Levy,n passed $780, Is
the following, section se, paragraph 8l:-
The Comptroller q the city OF New York shall hereafter
acting Mayor other heads q Departments appointed
ssnse the local Of the city of New
passed April o., 1870, and shall hold his once
the Person FIRST appointed under auiGoiy shall hold hs
soSs OF the sad act The term Of The sI
Comptroller Of said city shall end at the expiration OF
the appoinue herein provided for within days
from the passage OF this act ANY provision OF law ncon
Eistent with this section is hereby repealed
Under the above section Mr. Connolly was APP
pointed by the May or, aud on his resignation Mr..
Green was appointed by the Mayor. Both these
appointments would be legal II the Legislature
had the CONSTITUTIONAL power TO deal as they did
deal In TINS section with an electoral Office. Ii Is
commended by those who doubt the Legality or these
appointments that The Legislature mad no sucn
thority gwen them by the constitution. II so the
appointment Of the Comptroller must be made un-
der lie following section:-
Charter of 1857 section 2OThe Mayor, Comptroller and
Counsel to Corporation NAV each be removed Gov
Tor In the provided by
OF SheIns. The vacancy occasional by tile
Comptroller Counsel to the Corporation filled by
the Mayor with the advice and Board OF
dermen until shall be supplied at the neat election
for charter officers.
III the above section Is tho law under which tho
Comptroller should have been appointed, then the
following state OF lacts eNisthr. Connolly resigned
IN Oct0ber, 1911; MIR. Green was appointed, and.
negiectlng TO have that appointment endorsed at
the election OF cnarter officers In November, his
present tenure Is held Illegally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
LOOKUP EVANS.

Discharge Of DIR. Lookup Evans from Gus.
tody-He Gives Bail in $4,000.
''Dr." Lookup Evans, who, 1t win be remembered,
was convicted, about year ago, Tor alleged NAL
practices In the treatment Of female complaints
and sentenced TO three years and half impr1son-
ment In the state Prison, was discharged from
custody yesterday, the Court Of Appeals hav-
Ing granted a new trial. The prisoner gave
bail IN $le, 900. His bondsman l. Peter Is. Wash,
No. IL Cllff street, VITO has Justitea IN 500 000
Walsh 1t is sad holds the greater part OF the prop
cry acquired by Evans in the patent medicine
trade, and the latter has practlcaly baed himself
out.
There Is very little probability that Evans will be
broug to trial. and there IL no douOt That the pres
ent proceedings are the last that Will trouble me
courts, luasmuch as the witnesses against Evans
cannot now be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
T H E COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
Alleged Dealing in Counterfeit Money-More
Bail Given in the Alleged whiskey Ring
Case-smuggling Cigars-seamen's
Quarrel-Charge Of Desertion
from a Ship-Decisiona
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge OF Dealing in Counterfeit Money.

Charge OF Dealing in Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Shields
The United States VS.. John Morchead.-Tne de-
1endant Is charged with dealing in counterfeit
money The facts connected with the case appear
to be these:-On Saturday last lzzy Lazarus, Jr.,
son OF O person who Is well known as Icy Lazarus
was arrested by OF the Officers OF the
Secret Service Department wnle having in
M ns Currency Aer his arrest he
was taken to the once OF The Secret Service, and
one Frank Mulvey. ON Monday Mulvey was taken
into custody. having IN ms piston pocket $40
detectives. Mulvey .'squealed" upon, or gave
away" Moorehead, and Moorehead was accordingly
arrested Mulvey was committed IN default OF
S. 600 pail, and Moorenead in default OF $40. 600.
The Whiskey Frauds-Further BniI Given.
Yesterday william H. w. Chambers appeared be-
fore Commissioner Shields, and gave BAH in the
sum OF S., 900 on an Indictment charging him with
alleged completely IN me wniskey frauds MT
chambers surety being James L. Seagraye, 20 West
Twentysixth street.
Oncials OF tue District Attorneys ofice now
stale that tney hope to have jury and Judge IN
attendance early i'll the ensuing month Tor the trial
Of the persons indicted Tor participation IN the
wnlskey ira udS. We shall see.
Smuggling Cigars.
The United states Vs. John T. Magrath.-The de-
PENDANT was he'd IN default or 81, 900 bail for
am nation ON charge OF smuggling cigars. The
arrest was made by one OF the officers OF the Secret
Service Department
Charge OF DESERVING from n German Vessel.
A. A. Schluer and A. F. c. Kelerman were
charged with having deserted In this port from the
German ship Martn. They were committed to
prison until Monday to await the attendance OF the
captain The accused say that their voyage was to
terminate here AT the West Indies.
Charae Of shooting hOard British Ship.
John Scott, colored man, steward OF the Eng
lish vessel Emma L. Olston, has been arrested by
Officer Kennedy, OF the Harbor Police, and taken
before Commissioner Shields to answer q charge OF
having shot John Murphy, one OF the seamen,
while on q voyage to this port. Murphy got q
pistol ball In MS right cheek and 1t Is sun lodged
there. Murphys statement Of the affair IS
that he went to tne steward 10 get
better allowance OF food, ana that
Tor merely dong this the steward snot him, the
steward Observing just before he hred that Murphy
mad got ali the food he was entitled 10 receive
Scotrs version OF the story Is that Murphy had
spals'' on board who wanted 10 do what they
liked in the snlp and that the alteration about
the food Murphy drew knife, when the accused
handed his pistol and fired, shooting Murphy In
she cheek as stlled The accused has Deen neld to
await the action OF the Brush consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
SAILED.

Steamships Baltic, and City Of Brooklyn Liverpool Pc
reire Havre; Deutschland, Bremen; Iowa. Gasgow Geo
Clyde aveston; Cores, Gen Meade, New Orleans
Ashland, Fernandna; Magnolia, ana Huntsville, Savannah
Champion. Charleston; Benefactor, Wilmington, NCi Wy
anoke, and George pton, Richmond &c; John 6ioson,
Georgetown DC, Volunteer, Philadelphia. .
The following additional vessels have sailed during the
bark Antelope; brigs Selma Stanford, thoice I'd, ship
Black Hawk; bark klen Stevens briggs w Beari Gerta,
Havana Keokuk 3D. ship Pacinc bnrks John Bout
ton Apbe Craig Humboldt brig Francis Lively 4.h snip
Orpheus Haniab Adde McAdan, Rhea silvia, Ann
brIgs Aroostpok Avesiord Todd Mary gibbs clara
Agnes; Virginia CatharDc, Robert Move; On barks Vo-
lantina uranam Bon1ee, brigs Annie Gardiner, Th0in
oLrook scbrs LeonA, Aldana Rokes tth, ships Ton
bridge, Brdgewater barK st John; scnr faui scavey
Wind at sunset SSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
CIR cOUsI.

ssiI Another Verdict Against the stnten
Isla nj KniIroad Company.
lefore Judge Nelson.
In the suit or the widow Rosa Kelly 70 recover
$4,000 for the deatn or her husband, who was vic.
tim Of the westhed explosion, the JURY yesterday
rendered verdict In favor OF plaintiff Tor the fun
amount claimed. -,
inc Jury were out all OF Friday night and when
they appeared IN Cont yesterday morning ihey
charged them and they again retired. wien lney
reappeared, after few moments absence me IoIe-
man announced verdict III favor ol plantln Tor
The fuli amount claimed ,,,,,-.
Inc boats Wcsf1eld Mortified and Mlddieiown
have been released the company having given sals-
taAInrY sefiIrILY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
STRANGE ACCIDENTS IN HoBozBN.

Yesterday morning engineer named Gordon,
In conversation with Hoboken gentleman who
has out one arm, was lightly remarSing what an
inconvenience 1t was TO lack the use Of that limb.
In few minutes he went to oil part OF the ma
cnlnery front Oh ms locomotive, near the Vice.
hawken OIL docks, when the engine slowly moved
onward and severed his arm from his body. The
occurrence gave rise TO much comment.
1&o men, who once enjosed the honor OF being
city patrlcians, were WORKING derrick on The
Morris and Essex Railroad, when the II achine
tipped over and broke the nose OF one OF tnen
named Wallace and seriously injured the other.
The wonder is that they were not instantly Killed.
Boln pariies VIII recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

kENT KOLLR
Claims for rent from Department OF Public Instruc - -
DEPUTY CoRoNERs' CLAIM
Claims audiec and allowed, for the year 1871, =
for The Deputy Coroners I5,54o w
PETITIONS.
Petitions were read asking for payment OF claims
due IRON the Sheriff the Jantor OF the Fourth DIS
trict Police Court the stenOgraphere Of LAW courts
aud Charles Uevin, street contractor.
SUBMITTED CLAIMS.
The following claims were submitted and laid
over under the rule:-
Andrew j. Smith, Salaries Bureau Of Arrears $500 80
Street. from Eighth 70 Tenth avenue. 7i4s 80
THRU district. s,lss %
judgements for 1911 l,a26 2s
Join. investigation COMMITTEE .......... l.s77 90
y for three months Il ISL ISL .... 1900 90
preme Court, last three months of Isl 1888 80
The Board adjourned until Saturday next, at three
O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IonpoN money MAgKKT.-LoNDoS, Aprl 6-l 40 y.
kIonsols closed at 92t for both money account
United states hyetweny bonds 1905, s25s Jb65's, DID,
g3s. ls67's. &Ja; ten-f0rtes, sly.
rRANKFoRT BougsF.-FRANKFoFT, April O. A. Nj
United States hvetweny bonds so Tor the issue oil lsb2
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, April "a. h.-french rentes
opened a Boz. BIC.
rlIyEHPooL COTTON MARkTT.-LIvERPoof- April g.
20 n M-The cotton market closed duh; mddiug
lands ii I'd. IL Ad mddD. Orleans, Nd The sales OF
The sy Including 3UUO for speculation
and export Y.xxu..oo. -
81 80 4. M.-Tbe market is quiet
IIyyspooL PRODUCE MAgKBE-LIvrRPO9L, April g.
ISv n N-IauVw ~ per cuL zine roam. w. Der evil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
THE JAPS IN JERSEY.

AS has been stated In The HERALD considerable
effort has been made by prominent citizens OF New
ark to prevail upon the scientific section OF the
japanese Embassy TO visit the American Brming-
ham. as Newark delights TO be styled. Yesterday
ex-Mayor Thomas Ii. Pedde received telegram
from Philadelphia announcing That The Japs would
visit Newark on Monday uo-morrOw). meeting
OF the Board OF Trade OF that city was held last
night and arrangements made to SUITABLY receive
the dIstlngulsned chocolale-colored VISITORS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
NEW HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 1s72-QUADRUPLE

schr Ben, Davis, wilmington-E Powell
schr Virginia, Small. Elixabethport-Jed Frye 20.
schr K Allen, Hawey, Sandy Hook A Coddingham.
schr Justina, Remission Boston Canda Presse.
schr aite. Colt, Boson-Jed Frye h Co
Schr Louisa Francis Winchester New Bedford-Ferguson
Wood.
Schr Elm City. Kelly, New acknowledgement Wood
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford
Schr bart. Williams Stamford.
schr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbie Stamford
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philatepnla.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia.
Steamer G Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia
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sUasOGATE's COURT.
The Bust ess of the Week.

IEUIV 'UDfftTf
Surrogate Veeder has admitted TO probate the
Wills Q. samuel Maynard. Peer J. Simmons, Eliza
beth Bu.e, Augusta Gind, Benjamin HOOK, Mary
Palmer, Sarah Ann Young Henry Lawrence, YER
non lhompson, William j. G. Irwin, Charles Lumpe.
Elizabelh Brady, Robert stephens, Edward q. Fltz-
patrick ana isaac Virgins, All vi BROOKLYN.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates ol Johanna homer sarah j. Armstrong,
fatIlck MGEVOy, yslpes faien, Bernard Finnegzn,
LOUIS Frederick, Harriet b. strange Wullam MUIR.
phy, Jonn Perrlne, Evan Thomas, Rouert H. Kerr.
George W. DOrrence, Henry Waite and Johanna
ayden, all OF Brooklyn
1ae WIN VI LOUIS Frederick was rejectod.
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TIE OGnl Dock Row.

An injunction was obtained by Messrs. Beard ana
Robinson restraining Contractor Clark from using
the bukhead at loot OF Court street DIAL dock.
Yesterday Judge Gilbert made Inc Injunction per-
petua. The contractor had previously abandoned
the dock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07
BOARD OF AUDIT.

Claims Of the Employees of the Common
Council Adjudicsted Upon and Ordered 10
be Paid-Large Payments Ordercd-C Claims
Lnid Over.
The Board OF Audit held It's weekly meeting yes
terday In the ONCE OF the County Bureau.
There was a larger attendance than usual OF citt-
zens, but the presence Of police was dispensed
with.
AUDITED CLAIMS.
The following claims were allowed, audited ana
ordered to be pald:-
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Pilot boat James Elwc lowered from the Central
Screw Dock foot OF Marxe, street Wednesday, after
na painted Dosn and put streak Of cooper round The
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SUpaEms C0URT-caA13sal


BY Judge Brady.
Caspers Ell. al. VS.. Burxer.-Motion denied.
/. BOarumau vs.. Galllaru, Jr.-Order settled.
Huston vs. Weber ct al.-FiEdings slgued.
Livingston vs.. Acknowledgement tor plalntiff,
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COURT or common PLEAS.


BY Judge Loew.
Guttenlog BloJ.-Motion TO vacate; order OF
arrest denied, without COSTS
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SUPERIOR C0URT-sptCIAL TERM


BY Judge Freedman.
Bank OF Memphis W.. Abraham H. Cardozo ct al
Case settled.