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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-14
DUCKKYK GOLD AND SILVER

DUGKKYR GOLD AND SILVER
ID Mining Company-Location Of Works.
Neyada.-Notice 10 hereby given, thst a. .
mcoting OF the Trustees Of said Company, held
on the 18th day Of October. 4. D. 1872, an
assessment OF Two Dollars per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said Company, pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary, at the office OF the Company,
Room 26 liayward's Building, 1i9 California
street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, the second (2d) day OF December.
A. D. 1872, shall b. deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised Tor sale at public auction.
and uuicss payment shall DO made before, will
be sold on MONDAY, the 22d day Of December,
4. D. 1872, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
CHAS. H. FISH, Secretary.
Oficc-Room No. -. Haywards Building, il9
California street, San Francisco, Cal. ocSO I'd
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And in accordance with law, aud an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the let day Of
October, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary win be sold at
public auction. at the Office ofthc Company, NO.
10 Hayvsrd's Building, Ban Francisco, Cadfor.
MA. on FRIDAY, tho 10th day OF November,
1877, at the hour OF ! O'Clock ?. Y. Of said day,
10 nav said delinquent assessment thereon,
together With costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
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their lamps."-.Nodan Proc.
L. p. FISHER,
ADVERTISING AGENT,
Rooms 20 and Ell
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
CALIFORNIA STREET,

COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB:
= scriptions for the GOLD HILL NEWS and
for papers published In California, Oregon and
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho. Montana,
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territories;
Sandwich Islands. the British Possessions. Mex.
lean Ports. Nicaragua, Panama, Valparaiso,
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austria.
Ian Colonies. the Atlantic States and Europe.
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NkW YORK C0NsO LIDATRD

A1kw HOHA
N Mining Company Location Of Works,
Gold Hin Mining District, Storey county,
vada.-Noticc IL hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held
November G, 1872, o n assessment mo. y OF
Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied uptu the
capital stock Of said Company, payable inmedi,
tary, at the onlce Of the Company, Room q
Hayward's Builling, No. 4l9 California street,
San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF December,
1874. shall be deemed delinquent, and WIZ
be duly advertised loT sal 2. a. mI pSO ns,o aSs', wili
be sold on MONDAY, the SOth day Of December,
1872, TO pay the delinquent assessment, togcther
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
seb in II. G. KIBBE, Secretary.
Onice-Room 81, Hayward's Building. No: 4ls
ALAMO GOLD AND SILVER
n Mining Company. Location OF Works,
Storey county, Stale OF Nevada Notice Is here,
company, held on the ID day OF November, 1872,
an assessment Of Twenty-Five Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany. payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to tho Secretary, at tho office Of the
Company, No. All California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
remain unpaid on the 6th day OF December, 1879,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will he duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be mado before, will be sold ON
THURSDAY. the 25th day OF December, 1872,
topsy. the delinquent assessment, together with
GEO. W. X. KING. Secretary.
onace. III California street, San Francisco,
California. nos ID
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advertising Ia the oil which wlso men pu
their ps,"-.MOdsn Proc.
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TUsTICk MINING COMPANY

49, W. E. DEAN, Secretary.
onicc-Room No. 10 Hayward's Building, as
California; street, san Francisco, Cal. NOS I'd
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COURT CALEHDAnS-THIs Dry.

SUPREME CouRT-CIA1BERs..!Held by Judge car ,s
zoZO-COurt opens at eleven A. Mos So, 81, 143,
16l 1856, 1862, 17s. 49, 1914, l99 2o9, 2l4 22o, 225
SUPREME CoURT-CiRCuIr-Part l. Held by Judge
Barrett-Corrt opens at half-past ten A. M.-Nos.
23sl, 25O 1921 2635. 2733 2ss 2203 2475 1922 Pip
$751; 2s4l 1853 1888 14os 1464 1907 1871 2427 24sl
2495, 1926 .677 $500, 2703. 27l3. Part 2-Held Dy
Judge Brady; 1lss. 1855, 227sh 254o 2soS
1884, 1920 2l44. 2lls, 24S4 $685. 27os 272e, 2soe'
1880, 2S40 2S46
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part i
Held BY Judge J: F: Daly.@Nos. 2i57, $780, sec'
1865 " l303 1922 H. 1885, $780, l04, 1447 1448, l450,
1853, 1856, 1855 Part Held BY Judge Van Brunt-
Court opens at eleven A. M-NOs. 1853. 1901. l45s,
1891 1902 1853 146A, 14e6. 1857. 146S. 1862 l469H
1470 14T1 1472
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Parts !. and 3
Courts open az ten A. M.-Part Held by Judge
GrossNos; $500 so4s 1851. $685., 7l2l $685. s7 S,
by Judge Curtis.-Nos IS g, 1921, sO77 sl72. 1919.
1892 sz3 $751; 1887 1900, $780, $780, $685., 1885, 1881
$780, sO7i. 1881 s117 S212 1921, 1856. Part 2-Held
By Judge Tracey;1Ncs s4s7: |s 1882 1914, $751;
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-P Part HELD by
Judge Barbour-Oourt opens at half.past ten A.
M-Noa. 1909, 1866 1911, s67 1862 14e5, l7o7, 1885,
1888. l774, 0S6.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couaT

Charge ~ Selling Liquor without License.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states w. Ernest Cliford.-The ds.
fendant who carries on business OF 1O1 Chatham
street, was held in $500 bail to await examination
on charge VI having sold liquor without license.
Charge Of selling Washed Revenue Stumps.
The United States VS.. F. A. GoodalL.-The defend
ant was held to the action OF the Grand Jury
charge OF having sold or offered Tor sale ashed
revenue stamps.
Charge Against Letter Carricr-A Gift En-
terprise.
The United States vs.. Robert Elder and Freeman
Cornish. Elder n letter carrier and Freeman Cor
proprietor OF gift enterprise were charged
with stealing letters from the Post Office The EVIL
dence showed that the letters were not directed to
Cornish and were obtained by him through the aid
OF Elder In defence 1t was argued that the let
tiers were the property Of Cornish, as they were
directed In accordance with the instructions OF
advertisements published by him. In the presecu-
ton IL was urged that the postal authorities are
bound tv deliver letters only to the persons to
wnOm they are addressed, especially when II Is evil
dent that .alse names are used for the purpose Of
cOnceaing fraud. In order to test the law OF the
Alleged Fraudulent Transfer Of Property.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States VS.. Hugh and Francis Comis-
key-The defendants who have carried on the
business Of merchant tailors, have been held to
await the action OF the Grand Jury on q charge of
having fraudplentlv transferred portion OF their
property So as to prevent 1t coming into the hands
OF an assignee.
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the General daring the war of the Revolution, ana
that having got q fall from his horse he was hurt;
that the General went to see him at Providence and
there made the acquaintance OF Betsy Bowen. That
could not, as q matter OF history, have been later
than 1882 when Betsy was only from five to nine
years Old, and all that time Betsy must have been
carrying this child until Hull saw hm, some twelve
years after, fine. fat baby. Qaughter.) The wit.
ness subsequently said the statement was joke;
but u would be good joke II this prosecution was
not surrounded with 30 much guilt. After again
commenting upon the ''champertOus" arrangement
that had been entered into for the conduct OF the
plaintiffs case, Mr.. OConor said he was now in
formed by the other side that the testimony OF
Jury as unworthy Of credit. the plain.
they were deceived Why deceivedY TINS
man was hired and bribed rnfian, who committed
perjury. He swore for price offered by somebody
Bowen, the plainttn, stated that Perry was picked
up by Mr.. Gideon J. Tucker. who had said to the
Joneses that II they would give evidence for the
plaintiff 1t would be to their advantage. Mr..
Gideon j. Tucker was there IN attendance in Court
and stood thus lmpeacned He offered to bride MRS.
Jones and her family through an efmediate
agent to color the transaction II they would come
into Court. But Mr.. Gideon ]. Tucker did not dare
TO 70 the stand to contradict thai statement nor
the TURNER statement that he was the agent OF Q
CallfornIa gentleman who had purchas q cham
pertous claim In this case. For the sake OF Justice
for the vndcation OF awf0r the honor OF the legal
profession, and for the protection OF property, he
tons as the Court might deem II proper 10 give
them to ind verdict Tor the defendant.
The Court then adjourned TO eleven O'Clock this
morning.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-x ADMIRALTY.

Damage % Empty Grain Bags.
Yesterday, in the case Of James A. Hewlett and
Henry Torrance W. The Bark Antonetta O., Her
Tackle, &C., Judge Blatchford rendered his de-
csion The libel was filed to recover for the damage
caused to sundry bales Of empty grain bags while
being transported, under Dill Of lading, by the
bark Antonetta G., from Liverpool to New York.
The allegation IN the libel was That the goods were
damaged by contact with SEQ water and with Ger
tain bleaching powders on board Of the bark, and
was not caused by the perls OF the sea, or by any
OF the peris excepted IN the bin OF lad'ng. The
answer states that the damage was caused by the
accidents and perils of the seas. The Judge after
reviewing the facts OF the case says there must be
O decree for the libeanis. with costs, with ref
ence to commissioner to ascertain the damages
Townsend Scudder for the ubeuants; James D.
Reymert for the claimant.
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COMMISSIONERS uF DOCKS,

Payment of $4,000 by the ComptrolIer-
Reports of thc Ofncers Of the Department. I
The regular meeting OF the Commissioners Of
Docks was held yesterday, at two p NJ, in theiE
rooms. over the Tenth National Bank. CommsS
sioners John I. Agnew, Wilson G. Hunt r. Grenr
vile Kane, william Wood and Richard M. Henri
were present Mr. Agnew occupied the chair and
business commenced with the reports Of commit
tees.
number Of reports from the Executive Commit{
tee were read and adopted. Among the reporM
thus accepted was one granting lease OF the buks
head at inc loot OF Houston street, East River, to n
cation OF Jonn Petite to retain the once on the
bulKhead between piers 90 and SO East River, was
granted. The lessee OF the west side OF pier "a
East River empowered to make the necessary
repairs. The report OF the committee Ia favor Of
he loot OF IO6t street. Harlem River. to date irom
March 10, was adopted the application OF Waiter =.
COX 70 a. ee rae s sdde OF pel ~ al
cepted, and PERMISSION was granted to 1. = Turner
TO erect an Office on pier u East Rver s Messrs ~
spur OF the north side OF pier ~ and the complaint
Of G. j. N van S Sess or "a Ver az 70
foot OF Flfieth street. thereby aina up .heir dock
was reierred to the superintendent district with
orders TO report 10 the Executive committee on
Commssloner wooD here made few remarks
about their not having received any money from
Comptroller Green ana s1elr tlus being prevented
menrs Tor want OF funds y
INC applications OF Francis McCabe as TO Yent Of
dock at The loot oil Eightysixtn street, East River
the washington IIegnts Company, Iwenty-second
street. North River, TO extend their patorn; Engi-
neer. in chief George -. Mcclellan as 10 the method
OF loading scows with ashes detrimental 20 the
clearing OF the docks, and money TO erect a wharf
at the foot OF West Fifty fifth street, we're referred
10 the Executive committee, with power.
Commissioner woop offered the following resolu-i
tion, which was adopted:-
That the Ensinecrsnchef lay before the Commissioners
the maps for the Improvement OF the front Sxteth
street, North River round by Harlem River to Grand street,
East River before the uex meeting Of the Board
Commissioners OF the sinking may sign The same II ap-
proved by them.
superintendent Weston was then empowered BY
the COMMISSIONERS TO repair the pier al the foot OF
Tnrueth street, which had been damaged severely
by the ice. Repairs estimated at ABOUT nine nuns
dred dollars. d
The reports OF the different superintendents werc
then read ana accepted, after winch the meeting |
adjourned.
Comptroller Green arrived after the adjournmcrfs
or the meeting ana paid 500, 900 The Comms- 4
soners 10 assist lnem In CARRYING out me Work "
han0,
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Sentences In Manslaughtcr Cases-A House.
breaker Sent to Sing Sing Prison for Ten
Years.
Before Recorder Hackett
At the opening OF the Court yesterday James Nc.
Gauay, the old man who pleaded guilty on Wed.
nesday to granddaughter In the fourth degree, was
sent to the State Prison for two years. that being
the extent OF the punishment that could be imposed
Tor that grade OF homicide.
John Cullen, the youth who pleaded guilty on the
same Gay 70 manslaughter In the third degree was
seuteuceu 10 tue state Prison Tor four years. His
Honor IN dlsposng OF this young man SAID that he
TACT mat the punishment which the law prescribes
Tor manslaughter Is not commensurate with tine
gravity OF the offence Instead Of the longest term
OF imprisonment for mansaughter In the third de-
gree being four years 1t should be for ten years SO
that the Court might have discretionary power in
dtsp05ingsof these cases. Now he had the power 10
send man 10 tho state Prison for five Years for
stealing six cents from the person OF another btn
the punishment Tor mallclously and wantony
taking the lie OF human being was only four
years.
Edward McEwen, who was charged with bur.
garIousIy entering the JUNK store OF John Faon on
the 2st of February and stealing $50 worth rags
was convicted OF petty larceny.
Jaf1es b. Fleming, indicted for stealing coat
from Ad0lph b. DeraIsmer, pleaded guilty to petty
larceny These prisoners were each sent TO the
Penitentiasy for Six months.
John Mct,raw, who was Indicted for burglary In
the first degre. pleaded guilty TO the second grade
OF that offence. On the night OF the 15ih OF January
nc catered the dwSQlDR house VI Robert RQaepthals
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SUPREME C0UaT-CHAMBfRS
TIL Mansficld-Fisk, Jr., Suit.

TIL Mansncld-Fisk, Jr., Suit.
. Before Judge Cardozo.
In this c:ae, upon application Of counsel for Mrs.
James Fis., Jr., she was yesterday substituted as
party defendant IN place Of her husband, deceased
decisions.
In the Matter Of the Petition Of Charles ii. Griffin
to be appointed Special Guar lian, &c.--Order
grant d.
Young vs. Young.-See memorandum with clerk
Clark VS.. RuDens ct aL-The undertaking cannot
be approved.
Nursbaum vs.. DECENTRALIZATION must be de-
MED, with leave to answe.
BY Judge Ingraham.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank OF New
York vs.. Lake Superior ship Canal, Railroad and
Iron Company ct al.-M0tl0n denied.
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lots e. LIST and sltA u, with buildings,
lots adjoining 2is15 each 100
lot adjoining with stable, "a. 6l0o
lots n I'd IT., SIS H. of LIST av 25x909 each 1000
1918 q 2lth st., 81 Of LIST 25xses each.. ooo
lots adjoining. with building, 2Dx9ss, each $3.50
r. H. Ludlow Il Co. sold the two story high soop brick
house and lot No 10 East Twelfth $50 east OF Fifth
avenue. lot 26x26. 051x14a4xl55.9 for S2Y,OO0.
Allen Brown sold the three story high soop brick house
and o NO varlck place, between Houston ami Blocker
streets, lot 25xl0O, tor $l3.5OO
Dngee sold the house and lot 50 st. Marks place for
d. NJ Seaman Sold by Of the Supreme Court
cosure, lot with improvements the side Of Market
street. between Madison and Henry Streets 2jA6l. for
$4,000 also In order to perfect te thirteen College
place, Hudsons Warren, Worth. Chambers and Thomas
James H. Miller sold the lease Of two lots on the north side
Of street. 300 feet west Of Tenth avenue with
the four story and basement brick building thereon lots to-
Rether in 50x9s9 for S7350 The lease
years from the LIST OF May, at ground $500
year. with covenant of renewal for twenyone years
cent on valuation
The same auctioneer also made thu following sales Of
property In East Orange N. JA two story and Mansart
roof frame house and plot on the north side Of Main
plot containing about city lots for l7lOO plot
Joining former containing about ak city lots tor
and two and kansard roof frame house and plot
southeast aide of Harrison street, 26o feet OF Cen
trail avenue plot 10x4y5 for also at Orange N j.,
fifteen building the north side Of Hill street. extend
Of Prince street, each 25xlsO for $500 EACH and lots
each also at New Brunswick N the property known
estate the Of Town lane and Burnett
street, comprising plot 465xl with three story house,
hotel and other buildings thereon, tor $9,
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SUPERIOR couRT-eENERAl TERN.

Suit for Damages Against a City Railroad
Company.
Before Judges Mcneil, Freedman AMI Curtis
Mary Paulin vs. The Broadway and Seventh Ave-
nue. Railroad Compsny.-ln July, 1853, the plaintiff.
In getting on one Of the defendants cars having
child in her arms, caught her hoop skirt in pro.
1ecring nail ON the rear PLATFORM and the car start
Ing, she was dragged some distance, taken up IN.
sensible. and, as alleged, so injured as 10 cause
misca rage a!terward. On the being tried be-
fore Judge Barbour and jury verdict for 81, 500
was given for the plaintiff. An appeal was taken
from this judgment TO the General Term but the
Judges ialed TO agree and q reargument was
ordered. This reargument took place yesterday and
decOlon.
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61l East Thirteenth street. by forcing open real
window, and stole $50 In money, $50 worth OF jew.
elry, q gold watch and chaln and eleven shirts.
week alter the burglary the prisoner and cOnfed-
crate called ut the liquor store OF John Herman $40
receiving $50 upon II, which proved to be the watch
stolen on the 18TH OF January. Mr.. Herman did not
know II was stolen property. There was another
Indictment against McGraw, and the Recorder sen.
fenced him TO the State Prison for ten years. at hard
loho
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LECTURE BY BROTHER JAMES WYNEB

The Fidelity Of the Irish People to the Teachings
Of ST. Patrick and their Apostolic Labors Since the
Sixth Century" was the subject OF a lecture deliv.
cred last evening at Cooper Union by James wynne.
OF the order OF Christian Brothers. The hall was
occupied by about four hundred persons, VINO were
deeply Interested In the lecture ana the musical
selections fnat preceded II. one OF the features OF
tho evening was the distribution by the lecturer
among the audience OF ehamrocks and oller articles
for we On 81 PatIlckn laE . .
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BReOKLYN COURTS.
CITY CcURT-GENERAL TERM.

william n Roe vs. Lewis Beacn.-Order refusing
to remove referee afI1rmed. The order applied for
was properly denied, as involving reflection upon
the fairness of the referee not deserved The ques.
ton addressed to the discretion OF the Court,
and no error Of law can be assigned. opinion on
fe.
Barker, Administrative, &C., vs.. Carke.-Judg-
ment affirmed, with COSTS
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SUPERIOR CCURT-SpfClAL Term.
Decisions.
BY Judge SedQWick.

Tho Manchester Land Company W.. David
Macdonald. Motion Denied with $40 costs, without
prejudice 10 any further motion on the pleadings
Hattie Johnston VS.. John J0hnston.-Order OF
reference granted.
Thomas Eagan vs. James Rooney.--Same.
Edwin s. Bradley et al. w. william Henry Burns
ct al.-Order Diminishing complaint
CHRISTIAN w. shafer vs. John W. Tobln.-Order
granted.
samuel Rothschlld, Jr, vs.. Sampson J. Rotns-
child.-Same
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COURT Of OYER AND IEpmINen.

Panel for the General Sessions Grand Jury
Batch Of Indictments.
Before Judge Cardozo.
At the opening Of this Court yesterday morning the
panel was drawn for the next Grand Jury OF the
Court Of General Sessions. subsequently the Grand
Jury OF the Court presented batch OF indictments
after which. there being no further business, the
Court adjourned.
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Sale of Queens County Real Estate.

jeremiah Johnson sold at auction yesterday the
Joseph Bounty property, consisting of iorty-nine
choice building lots, fronting on the East River.
near the government works. at Astoria. The fol-
lowing are the prices realized: Lots and 3, each
25x1oO, corner Remsen and Bayliss streets, 100
each; lots and T. each 25x10O, on Woolsey street,
$3.50 eacn lots II and Is, 25xlo0, each $500; Its
is and IT, $775 each: lots 10 a. $775 each; lots
%, Is and ~, with house on lot No. ~, $3.50 each:
lots 20 and So 5000 each; lot No. 3D. containing nine
city lots $47o0 lot No. 49, containing nine city lots
$1,000: lots and A. 2oxlO0. ST. O25 each; lots and
s, 25xl0O, $500 each; lots 10 and IL 25xlOO, $500
each; lot No. % $685. lots "a and 20. 5000 each lot
No o. al 150
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PAYMENTS BY THE COMPTROLLER.

Comptroller Green made the following payments
yesterday
Engineers, assistants and aborers on big ppes''A
Salaries and wages 10 Marcn l. $1zl24 60. !
Department OF Public Instructt0n-For salaries OF
teachers employees for February, 1872, 500, 00o
Department OF D0cks-For fuses and purpo5es' Of
the department., $4,000. =
There was also paid the sum of $4,000 to 1o2 peru
sons Tor services inspectors &C.. Ut last elections
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TIE CoUR 7 s.
x,,se zoe ing Proceedings in the New
rork and Brooklyn Courts.

,,,,,s Up in the Jumel Cass--Decision in Ad
~ Violations Of the Revenue Law
Charge Against Letter Carrier-The Gift
Ents prise System Alleged Fraudulent
Fxansfer-The Fisk Mansfield Suit
Tanel for the General Sessions
Action Against City Rail-
road Company Business
in General Sessions.
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CITY C0URT-SPEClAL TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge Nelson.

Colonel d. Jackson vs. A. H. Lowery.-MotOl
granted as to COSTS denied as to extra allowance.
Russell w, Adams vs.. Patrick onner,-Applca
ton for new trial denied
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CRY CoURL-Nos. $50, l6s, 173, 49, 1871, 1872
ls7 l791. l2S, lss, 1S9, 100, 1ol 1872 1893 1871, 1896
1906 1871 lqS, l99, 200, 20l. 2o2 2c3 2o4, 205, 2O7
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TEAM
Declsl Ons.

Ry Judge Robinson.
Holman VS.. acknowledgement OF divorce
granted.
Allen vs. Malcolm.-Demurrer overruled and
judgment ordered Tor defendant.
Husuenot Bank OF New Paltz va. Stud WE'LL
Motion for discovery denied, with SO costs. (See
memorGnda)