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The New York herald., 1874-01-21
COURT CT GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Sutherland.
Yesterday, in this Court. James NJ Brady placed
trial, charged with firing pistol Michael Par
linez the 10Th inst, incting wound in his thigh.
The statement of the complainant and Constantine r.
Tzakonas, his companion who We're Greek sailors
whose testimony was interpreted by the Greek G9nsup,
cherry srset and upon leaving there We're 70 lowed by
his pocket. The complainant pushed them away,
timony Of the accused of the saloon Keeper and of
commercial traveller, named Walsh, IN direct op-
creeks They swore that the complainant had knife
and Brady, believing that he and his companion were
jury rendered verdict OF guilty Of an Assault with u
the fury recommended MIN mercy the judge the
prisoner the state Prison Tor TWO years and six
Highway Robbery.
Thomas Cummings tried aud found guilty of an
attempt rob Theodore Tuberty Christmas night in
Elizabeth street Hester and Canal The
prisoner associated with others in rmg the pockets
the complaining witness bur it turned thai he had
only ten cents on his person ana Masonic manual val
Cummings to the Stale Prison for five years.
An Assn ault with a stone.
James McCann who was indicted for firing large
at Robert W. Seaman, on the ID OF this month
pleaded guilty to assault and battery He
Carl Wiselnan and John FOX, BOYS, pleaded guilty to
stealing two canary birds valued at 81 the property Of
arnold Nordane. They were sent to the House Of kef
AcquittaIs.
John Frawley, who charged with stealing wearing
apparel valued at s6s, owned by Johanna Arnold
acquitted there being legal evidence sustain
William Foster was tried upon the charge of stealing
room, the proceeds OF benefit Tor poor woman. A
s h' ne ne w Se spo sSse s
ant however proved his previous good character and
ms M ba as ba ,e
dered verdict OF not guilty.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
MARINE CoURT-PART l.
The Ma yor OF Poughkeepsie in Court.

Before Juuse AlheE-
Smith ct al vs. Eastman-The defendant in this case
the principal OF business college bearing name at
Poughkeepsie Mayor of that city and member Of the
Legislature. In the OF 1872 being then about
completing handsome block of residences, known
Bastmans Terrace called upon the plaintiffs dealers
in cut and embossed glass in this city to obtain from
estimate for the supply of cut glass for various
doors windows throughout the buildings which visit
resulted in their furnishing the glass for the first house
his satisfaction. In August of the year
entered into between the parties, by which it
was agreed for the of 500 the glass for the
remaining pine houses TO be furnished by plaintiffs
according designs then furnished by the defendant
Within The next couple Of ,. months the glass
partially put in BY deendants workmen, and here
The Gisegreepen & commSncea m One o. the plaintiffs
to 10 on h r"aaS ns aae m
political friends and answer to request for payment
was too lhat hs had no time TO fool with him them that
be pressed his claim and vas then ta that the work
point out M the tcE Which Which, was lated Ito to Be- aas tho
6e BY S SM woe
"mpts to rec;iry Which they Lad cut hs sa sses down
All one side tlat defendant replied that ne did not
painuT says that not liking 20 have suit with the
10 lake ont ecui part OF glass and make the be
JOB possible nnfer the &C. Gu and and receive
was pcriorned and he again sought to collect
10 m % Cigar and sSG bis Once a ne was .s'ts e
seated there TOR whilc ana on defendants return and
application for Tie bi told By defendant
that he had us ordered hs TO commence suit
against paiitis for S1OOl and that he might sue &C.
for his bill Tho defsndant tesies 10 quite different
state facts e admits the first contract stated aud
second the effect OF being dissatisfied with the
eork the plaintiffs make 1t conform TO the agree
mont Uc totally denies that any defects were caused
his workmeu bnt says it all plaintiffs fault and
conradicts plaintiff TO the various interviews saying
fhat he was always ready TO pay when the work was
done properly claim Is also set up his be-
half or $50 being the value of the designs which
not returned nm. To this plainffs reply That they
present 10 them by defendant, and being oi
mo use were Sed wrap putty In ON former trial
o, mis- cssc thc Jury disagreed On this trial verdict
rendered In plaintiffs favor for SbUJ
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'e case si Joab Lawrence arrested extradi,ion
variant granted on the application d the Governor oi
'pISah The phase OF the under discussion yes
'srday was new writ OF abeas corpus object being
W ge' the benefit OF appeal District Attorney Phelps
tmssed that y was res adjudcata. two wrts hsvng
e.n areiuy dismissed. On point raised fat tia m.s
not baiabe ana that IL so cOuld be no ap
tr~sai te hrther argument OF the case was aulo"e"
bll inns murnlng
:, angnas Burns and Michael Nicholson, haying oesn %
n9io asleep ih the hallway Of No ll9 ''rahh ~
indictment Tor burglary Was found agans. theh ne
proof Slowed that Ihey had turned IN to se'P Oh he
eneet, " hu Indulgence in narcotic beN,fa5 - -,
Achael Higgins pleaded guilty OF grahu -NIVeH9' All"
was sent 10 the STATE Prison tor hNe ehfs -,
James llynas pleaded guilty OF an h'eInpt A.sthmnn m
larceny, and toy two years ana SIN mounts 10
state Prison. =,
James Donovan pleaded guilty OF petit larceny. lie
was sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
SUPREME CCURT-SPiCIAL TERM.
Important Railroad Litigation-What
ration

II VALID service ON q Foreign COrpO.
ration.
Before Judge Tappen
suit has been instituted by Henry Clews and others
VS.. the Rockford Rock Island and ST. Louis Railroad
TO recover s45o0 damages for alleged breach of
tract TO deliver $4,000 in amount Of bones An at
tachmcnt was issued, and the only thing claimed to
have been attached is suit pending in this State and
another pending in Pennsylvania against Henry H.
Boody to recover nearly $3ooOo On December a. 1878
copies OF the summons and complaint were handed to
C. NJ Osborne, OF Rock Island, Ill., who happened be in
be aside Mr. swears that he is not and has
Rs sen Sn an Se any ana Is and mas his
ie ana not & person on whom service could be
Of practice under the code and turns point
70 whnt Constitutes valid service on foreign corpora
there appesrs be question that the defendant
adav Hr admits that he had acis% Sis a;
as to ali o. It's i,isaon ana aveTs that he had no
theti me the
a. aeTed & & was S i9rea & cor within ni the meaning
officers agents that he Is its general solicitor only by
thai he not admitted to practice N II State
Of New YORK and is not the attorney the corporation
rant Of to Sheriff Williams and his return
depose that he believes the pan;ii Intends to endeavor
to Obtain Gdgment Snaea the ATTEMPTED service OF the
@ ana ha M m a G @ should M
The ShcrIs return is TO the effect that of the
endaDts property IN his possession. The
the other side alleges that the defendant has mad
several years office at II Broadway and elsewhere III
New York, whore regular meetings the Board OF D
held that in of order obtained
Jusce Gilbert the Sheriff levied property the
possession OF f. H. Body OF BROOKLYN that none the
persons holding the official relation 10 the company
scrbed by I3 OF the code in the cty where
service made Charles Osborne, the general
solicitor of the company. who had in accordance with
the bylaws OF the company. supervision and charge
all the business of the company.
Acertidcatc of the of State Is annexed,
the effect that there person designated by the de-
fep as in IN on wbom ice Of
papers could be made required by chapter 29 Laws
OF 1850
judge Tappans decision as follows:'It is shown
that the Defendants established place Of business in
New York city they did designate
on whom service o papers might be made and that the
summons was served upon person who their
eral solicitor counsel. The motion set aside the
service is therefore denied with $40 COSTS abide
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
CITY CCuRT-SPEClAl TERM,


Possession of Her Child From Her
Father-in-Law-Husba and Wife
Separated by lntemperance.
Before Jude McCue.
Mrs Mary Loughran, resident OF the Eastern district
has brought suit against her father-inaw. Mr. John
Lough:an to obtain possession Of her daughter Mary
aged about four years who is the custody Mr.
The parties to this suit well known in the
section the city where they reside and this proceed
ing and the leading to 1t have given rise
to considerable scandal their acquaintances Mr.
Lo1ghran Is repqied TO be very wealthy and resides in
has s0"S% not lived With his. Wife for number
addicted TO ntemperance which led to the separation
and the removal their two children zone Of whom Is
boy by Mr. Loughran ST. to his own home The mother
Mr. Loughran opposed the application on the ground
that the mother not t person 20 have charge of the
child in consequence Of her dssouteness He further
to keep the child with him.
Mrs. Loughrsn charges that the little one taken
last the defendant obtained possession OF the child by
representing that lie desired 10 take her along with him
rde to the seashore and since that time she has
The case was before the Court yesterday The wit
nesses numerous, being principally composed
trance created quite stir among the
court room. Among the other witnesses subpnnaed
were Captain Wogiom, OF the Fifth precinct; Dr. Ma
lone, Mr. Charles u. Simonson and others
Mrs Loughran, who is rather good looking woman.
apparently about twentycigh years Of age denies
OF supporting the child and is proper person have
charge of her. She is now working at hat making in
York. and proved her occupation by the testimony
her employer: Other testimony was introduced set
ting forth that she was not incorporate in her habits
that she proper person to have charge Of the
uacis,on reserved.
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Died.
ALLEN.-On Sunday January 1s, 1874, Mrs. ABBY
N. ALLEN, in the 73d year Of her age
Funeral on Wednesday, 21sJ inst, at one p. NJ.
from the residence OF her son, Robert $. Allen, 429
Cermont avenue Brooklyn, N. Y.
BXLLIN.~At ST. Reno, italy, on Friday, January
16, LUDWIG f. BALLIN eldest son Of Eugene =. and
the late Miriam Balin in the 9th year OF his age.
BARNES.-On Monday, January 10, 1874, CARRIE
NJ, daughter OF Samuel ID. and Susan NJ. Barnes,
aged rs years.
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday,
January 22 at twelve O'Clock, from her late resi-.
dence, 2l3 East Eleventh street.
BENEDICT.-On Monday, January 49, ABIGAIL
BENEDiCT, widow Of stephen Benedict, aged IS
years.
Stanton street Baptist church, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, jan
uary Fl, at one O'Clock P. NJ from the residence OF
her SON, stephen N. Benedict, 424 East Fityeighth
BROwNE-At e2s Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, ON
Monday, January 10, MARY FRANCES BROWNE, aged
Funeral at two O'Clock p M. on Wednesday,
January 21.
guRpErr-on Tuesday, January 20, HARRIET,
wife OF Henry G. Burdett, aged 81 years.
CoGGEsHELL.-At hyde Park, on Monday, JAM
uary 10, HENRY q. CoGGEsHELL, aged 81 years..
attend the funeral, from his late residence on Fri
day, January %, at half-past twelve O'CLOCK car.
rlages Will be at depot on the arrival Of the eight
O'Clock train from New York.
CORsE-At Flushing, l.. l., on sunday, January
IS, FREDERICK A.. son Of Barney and Mary f. Corse,
aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited tU attend the funeral, rom MS
late residence, on Wednesday, January Il, az Two
O'Clock p. M.
p s.-Trans leave Hunters Point az i'ao' re-
turning hourly. - ,r
DALY.-On tuesday, January 20, PATRICK W.
DAILY, in the 10th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, 2O4
Kent street, Urcenpolnt, BROOKLYN, on Thursday,
ed inst, at haIf-past one O'CLOCK, tnence 10 the
Cemeferv IL the Holy Cross FIatbush.
DAvTsON.-in Boston, on Monday, January 10,
EDWARD DAWSON, IN the 72d year OF his age.
TAs relatives and friends VI the family are re-
The New York herald., 1874-01-21

The Germans OF Brooklyn are moving en- masse
against the tyrannical requirements Of the Excise
law and the manner in which 1T Is enforced by the
police magnates in that city. They have organized
liquor and lager beer Dealers associations for the
purpose of opposing the law as at present enforced
A committee Of TeutOns waited yesterday upon
the Police Commissioners anu argued that tney
should be permitted to keep the front doors open
on sunday so long as they kept good order within
and had the blinds down. The Commissioners de-
INJURED and declined to accede to the modest de-
liquor dealers VIII shortly be re,s n brooklyn
upon the subject.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoRTELyoU-ALLEN.-On Monday, January 10,
1874 Dy Rev. William p. Abbott, GEORGE II. Cor
city.
KIRTLAND-LoRD-0n Thursday, January Is, at
the residence or the BRIDES parents by Rev. 8.
Besse, +. 4. KiRTLAND, Of New York, to Miss AVA
A. LORD, daughter OF Hon. Daniel Lord OF Maine.
No cards.
MHLLER-SANFORD.-On Monday. January 10, 1874,
by the Rev. }. Cobb, J. G. MILLER, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y. to NJ. SANFORD, of EnglishtOwn, N. j.
THOMAssON-HILL.-At New Brighton, s. l., ON
Wednesday, January IA, by Rev. Hamilton Lee,
JOHN J. THOMAssON, of New York, to SARAH CHRIS
TENE HILL eldest daughter OF A. J. Pension, Esq.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
COURT CT COMMON PLEAS GENERAL TERM.
Important Decision TO the Jurisdic-
ti0n Of the Court.

Important Decision as TO the Jurisdic-
tion Of the Court.
Chief Jnsice DAILY and Judges Robinson and j.
Daily.
Tn the suit OF Hamilton T. Fowle against Hiram c..
Covert important decision given yesterday touch
jurisdiction of the Court Judge j. f. Daily
the opinion which is as follows This is appeal
from an order made at Special Term. The action
upon contract for the Of money only Prior
the chapter 2s Laws 1873 this Court would have ur
risdicon OF il the defendant resided the
city New York or was served with the
the passage OF the act aforesaid the plaintiff proof
could not be found therein but had property therein la
bic to attachment obtained an order for the publication
rant Of aTtaehment against deendant's property. On
b o and Of
tachment issued. Judgment was entered against defend
acquired ursic ton Sander vs. staten Island Raroad
the pdsent and ali proceedings thereHnde the levy
under the attachment must be set aside The warrant
Ssfore The IS served WOODWARD vs. searns su %
Abb U. s, 500. but defendant may to vaca,e it
on further papers as he shall be advised.
Decisions.
BY Chief Justice DAILY and Judges Robinson and Larre
Gregory vs. swirton Best Harwood, Car rinston VS.
Lowenstein Dallon DAILY; Wilson Burial, Levi vs..
a Vs Ffon
s. IA @ by Sn' 2s cns s
rous Plaster Company Dunn Dorman VS.. McCartan,
Barlow Anderson. Day Mansfield, Wilson vs..
Charles. Hemming VS. Day. Pen vs. Mddlebrock, Murphy
LeperD, Gambling Haight Mcbride SteggInan.
Brown Hess Bogsrt Wetmore, The People rel.
Fullerton Warren II. Green. Cofn vs. Coffin, Nash
Swami. schuyler vs. Flen, Foyg Gilmore
Judgments were reversed in the following
Weed ". Burt HIrzis Mower, Schiller Weber,
Brookman vs. Erie Railway Company, Sommerville VS..
Lageiere The Bund sorgenfrei Dauscher, Tracy
Nierman, Boyd segar Howeils Dickerman Indus
trial Publication Company VS.. Never, smith vs. Onder
dOnk DeP9ne2 v KOsppe Shaner ys Sutton
Company, Fowle VS. Covert, Bauer Fink.
Drew Lawrence. Dixon vs. Fugzi The People ex
rel Orlando stewart, Ording vs. Gherkin--AppeAls
dismissed
Ripley VS. The Mayor Motion dismissed
There will be meetings OF the Court until the first
Monday of next month, at which time decisions will be
given in the cases argued during the present term.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The Trial OF Benoni Howard-AIle<ed
COunterfeiting Case

The further hearing OF the ease Of Benon Howard
who is indicted TOR countereitlng match stamps was
resumed yesterday before Judge Benedict and the Jury
Mr.. A III. Purdy United States Assistant District At
f0rney, appeared for the government and Mr. Hunting
don and Messrs Bisnaman for the defendant.
Among the witnesses called for the defence was Mr.
John A. Shields, United States Commissioner He pro-
suced his minutes of the testimony John Ripon the
principal witness for the prosecution taken before him
On the 18th OF March, 1S70 At that examination Ripou
stated he had about eighteen twenty
named loft (Ths evidence introduced Tor the pur.
pose contradictng that OF RiDon given same
subject III the present trial.
police officer med Romer was called, and the de-
fence offered TO prove bv him that ohm torer one OF the
men who found the alleged counterfeit plate the
hore az Saten Island rad said to Roner that he would
naks staten Island too hot to hold Howard, or would
maze hlm sweat words to that ehoct This offer
ont as collaterAi matter.
Or gorenus, the analytical chemist, next +
~ i I've aefeh counterfeit plate handed 10
n I'M 10, e vas questioned at some length by Mr. Ben
ihiii s So what woud have been the effect
, "pv ~ ~. & 4 " hao been any considerable time sub
corToson would nave been the rcsuif 1ne -ese nj an
pearance o tbe pae dd Indicate that IL had been
for any length OF time In salt water '' " ' ~
Several other witnesses having hoey o,a,of,,d ,b, so
fence closed, and Mr. Huntingqeo "a M atxass
,he jury on The part Of the deieadaht lie had moi con-
cluded at the hour for the adournrle nt f a." rr, a
viii be resumed to-day. ~" -'''' = INC
Notice TO the Bar
On Friday next at eleven O'Clock A. NJ in th. r-i,oa
States Circuit Court No. ii Chambers street Juagc No
fhanic shipnan will call the on the present r
calendar from No to No. 200 inclusive such az 1a,o
not been already disposed Of 10 ascertain what causo.
are ready for ria during the residue term All
members OF tho lar who engaged the first
On lDc calendsrsSe nobcd 10 be present and answer
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
SUPERIOR C0uRT-TRIA' TeaM-PART g.
Suit Against a Ferry Company for
Damages.

Before Judge Sedgwick.
In July, 1871 Michael Lyon took passage OF the
boats of the Greenpoint and Tenth ferry. His
that he standing the of the boat and
the with force into the slip throw
him forward his face, when fell the bow
such injuries compel amputaton. de brought suit
against Mr. q. l. Knapp lessee of the ferry claiming
S25,00 damages The defence that the accident
the result OF his carelessness; that he The
getting the guard Chain before had been let
down, when he stumbled and tell and that throush such
haste and tall he with the accident The
trial for several days and resulted in vertcr yester
day for S00 for the plantif Counsel Tor plaintiff
Messrs kurZman and Garnan and for the defendant
Messrs. WetDore and Jenner.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
SUPERIOR C0uRT-TRal TEaK-PART |.
Verdict Against Marine Insurance
Company.
Before Judge Van Worst

Before Judge Van Worst
Henry A. Gadsden brought suit against the CONNER
cai Insurance Company losses for earnings
freight. He shipped 20 barrels of sugar the bark
vivid and the vessel lay in The harbor Ponce she
sprung, he aimed. leak and the result dam
10 the TO the amount OF So 3S3 10, being the
amount for which the stIit was brought The defence
was that the vessel unseawOrthy, but il So il
claimed that the insurers had opportunity know this
fact before eeetng the insurance. verdict given
for the full amount claimed.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
SUPERIOR CcURT-SPEClAL TERN.
Decisions.

BY Chief Justice Mcneil
NcTeague VS.. Coulter Order denying motion.
Wolf VS. Jacobs Reference ordered opinion.
Alexander VS.. Uddie.-Order denying motion
Little VS.. Vail--Order granted.
Reed VS.. The Ocean National Bank.-Order granted
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
SUPREME COuaT-ckkXBenS.
| Special Pay of n Court Stenogrnpher.

Special Pay of Court Stenoyrnpher.
Before Judge Lawrence.
Application was made in this Court yesterday for
order "a show why the County Auditor should not
audit and the Comptroller pay Nj. Robert Bonynge.
o the Over and rcrpiner $50 TO.
minutes the Thomas and Foster The mlnoies
ordered by Judge Casdo2O for the Of the Nonr
The Court approved the bill the snne was awarded
allowed by the Board of Supervisors and yet the
sienosrapher could get his pay. Judge Lawrence
granted the application.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady
Schiller vs. Drummer Motion granted.
b. Judge Lawrence.
keesan VS. Wsvcrey Paper Ms-Granted-
Wlllsor Vs. Ph1nix Warehousns Company Order
granted.
Bergen Hausman, hc-Granted.
kingsland. NC. BardicL -uranted.
SANFORD vs. bownan--Motion granted.
In the Matter ot Wsrdw. ll-tiranted.
Victor Sewing Machine Company Wehspaugh.-
Granted
= National Bank, Fairhaven. VS.. Phenix warchous.ne
mpany.-Granted.
Moore vs.. Auld-Motion granted
Nail VS.. BOwman-MotIon granted.
Powers vs. snyder.-Motion granted
Ward vs. Goidsein-tiranted.
Carroll VS. Carroll.--Granted
McC ahill VS. Carroll memorandum.
Morgan, &C. W.. Haas, kc.--Granted
nertielder vs. frucke,-Settied.
Wilson VS.. ChiIds. s.--lrauted.
Levy. &c, y Green. &c.-Motion denied.
Van Scnaick VS.. higgins. .--Reiercnce granted.
Knapp Va ska-Eeference ordered
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0UR1--cIfCulT.

Another Alleged Breach Of Promise OF
Marriage-Thc Wedding Day FIXED
but No Bridegroom Forthcoming
$4,000 Damages Wanted-An Intercst-
ing Case.
Before Judge Pratt
Miss Jesnnette II. Hammond, Of PeekskilI yesterday
brought suit against william NJ. Dean a merchant Of
Third avenue New York. for alleged breach OF promise
Of marriage. and claimed $1,000 damages Miss Ham
mQnd. Yho is decidedly pretty young LADY, aEt niue
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Murderous Assault.

On he night the 9th day of November last Mr. Jacob
Finch No H3 Lexington avenue, passing through
Thirty hapast eleven O'Clock, and when
near Tenth assaulted by two men, OF
whom seized and held him securely while the other
stabbed him five times four OF the wounds penetrating
the lett lung, stated by physician. While the
wounded man in the hospital two men were
rested and taken before him, and he at once
recogniZed them the men who had committed the
muderous assault The men gave their names
Jeremiah McGiurc and John Adams Yesterday they
through their counsel Messrs Price and McClelland
made strong defence but were nevertheless committed
tor trial in default of $500 bail.
Captain Williams Vagrant.
While riding up town Monday evening Captain VIII
lians of the Eighth precinct noticed fellow pas
senger an individual by the Of "Rednosed Joe;"
at least that the alias under which he travels The
valiant Captain seized Joseph" by the collar and
dragged him on the car and 10 the station house. Yes
terday morning he arraigned his prisoner at the Jeer
son Market Police Court on charge OF vagrancy The
prisoner employed counsel Mr.. McCleiiand, and
his defence roll of grcenbacks amounting to $95
Captain Williams surprised He saw the prisoner
be held this charge, and therefore instantly
charged him with being thief
prove it." demanded counsel
At this jnncture the Captain became little bo
cose Perceivng this, counsel went "for him. In
effective manner.
his back put in the cnraged Captain.
That's it'' confined the counsel Il said
bully. Hast thou farmers dog bark beggar
hast thou seen the wretch from The curf Then
thou mghtst have seen the great danger of autorya
dogs delight In Office
The Captain. almost beside himself with rage left the
ourfr
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
MARINE C0URT-PAnT 3.
Important Suit and Ruling as 10 Cla inn
for Costs I'm Action.

Before Judge Gross.
John A. TOokcr and OFFERS Lavinia s. wolf.-This
acton, riep lth January nst was brppght by plain
The New York herald., 1874-01-21

LAFORGE-At Rossville. =. L., on Monday Janu-
ary 10, Mrs. GEoRGE W. LAFORGE OF daughter.
Both mother and child are doing well.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following disburse.
ments and receipts of the treasury yesterday
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims paid-No. of warrants 81 amounting . $l02 751
Pay rolls-No. OF warrants. amOuntng..... 1874
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
COURT cf OYER AND IEHMlNfR

The Michigan Extraditton Case Again
Pleas OF Outlay and Sentences.
Before Judge Brady.
Augpag part Of the daily pr9eeedings p this Court is