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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14
ROLL OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Marty 4 Stitts to g. F. Deiner--Minine
Land, Minersville District-S2j0,
John Arm to D. W. George and O. NJ. Lover.
idge-First right to waters of Rush Creek
bitches, Ranches and other property on Rus h
Creek-si4,280.
Lovoridge & George 10 Jacob Psulsen-Fe-
heay Ditch, Ranches, Houses, etc., on Rush
Creek-si,jOQ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

SToRM.-Thc past week has added one
inch of snow and 1.l3 inches rain to the
moisture heretofore bestowed on this sec
ton; making totals of 2S.0S rain, and Ga
inches snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

A CoMPARIsoN.-Tr & Smiley, at
Douglas City, have been experimenting
to some extent with the different sized
nozzles on their Giant. They have an
lS-nch pipe, with ll5 feet pressure. Run
ming through 5-nch nozzle the reservoir
is emptied in 2 hours 6inch nozzle, in
l hour and 20 minutes 7-inch, in 33
minutes; and S-inch, in less than 20
minutes,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

EXTRA CoPIEs.-The letter published
on our first page gives such an interesting
and extended account of the mineral re-
sources Of Trinity County, that we have
printed an extra large edition of this
number of the JOURNAL, believing that
many of our people would like to send
copy of this issue to some friend. Ex-
ira copies can be had at this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

DAVID CURTIS came from Shasta this
week in day and a-half, with load of
chickens for w. III. Bachelor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

Oh A VIsIT.-Ernst Kuper, an old time
resident of this county, but now residing
at Phoebe, Nevada, is here on visit to
his brothers, Charles and Bernard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

New CABINET.-C. w. Davis has had
manufactured, to his order, n very large
and elegant Cabinet for the reception and
care of the numerous curiosities in his
possession. 1t is already furnished ex-
tensivcly, but there is room for more.
Charles rule in this regard is, "Small
favors thankfully received, large ones in
nronortionO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

CHINESE NEw-Y YEAR next Tuesday
February 18th. Tell your chickens to
roost high until after the festivities of the
occasion are ended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

lMPRovING.-Money is already becom-
ing more plenty than it was few weeks
ago, and business is consequently reviv-
ing. From this time on we may expect
a steady increase and before many months
We'll all have money to throw at the
birds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

OLD TRINITARIANs.-Geo w. Davis,
of Lewiston, recently returned from a
trip to Virginia City, Nevada. He says
it is very lively place wages being
high and cost of living comparatively
cheap. While there he saw VIM. p.
Kellogg, II. A. Jones, John b. McGin-
mis-, Gustav Thede, VIM. Drake and John
Dockery, all formerly of this county,
none Of whom appeared to be doing a
great deal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

MoNTEzUMA.-H Hindley will stand
this well-bred stallion in Trinity County
during the present season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

CHAs. ToURoT commenced hydraul-
licking in his claim. at Douglas City, this
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14
TOWN AND COUNTY.

NOTES FROM TRINITY. ."-Under this
h,ading, and dated Weavervillc, January
2ith, 1874, the San Francisco Bulletins
Trinity County correspondent furnishes
that paper with x lengthy and exceed
ingly well wriUees cosa IN aunication rela-
tive to this ceurty, ITS mineral wealth,
present condition and future prospects.
The communication contains such an in
Seresting sSatesacnt Of these, that, not
withstanding its lcngtb, we publish it
entire fer tho beaciit of all who are, or
are likely TO become, interested in the
minos Of Trinity County. 1t will be
found On the first page of this issue of the
JOURNAL, and we earnestly commend it
TO the attentive pcrusal of all. We are
confident we can name the author, and
can assure those who read his letter that
the statements contained therein can be
relied on in every particular, as he is one
whose knowledge of mines and mining
qualities him to give reliable opinions.
Trinity County is the richest and most
extensive gravel mining section in this
State, and in short time will take rank
among the foremost gold producing local
itics on the Pacific Coast. Read the letter
on the first page.
FAVORABLE SEASON, - The present
season, from mining point Of view, is
sn1an1 axnaIlnnt Had thn
most exacting of gold-diggers had full
control Of the aqueous elements, he could
not have apportioned them for this section
to better advantage than has been done.
Mover before has such favorable mining
season been experienced in this county.
We have heretofore had as much, or even
more, rain and snow, but they never came
in such excellent installments and at
such appropriate times rs during this
Winter. We have thus far had 81 inches
of snow and over 28 inches of rain, with
out frcshet OF any consequence. The
feezing weather came at time when
but little could have been done anyway.
Days were short ard all were not pre-
pared for sluicing. Now the days have
heightened, the weather is moderate and
water is plenty. The ground is soaked
to the bed rock, and the mountains, from
which our Summer supply of water must
come, are covered with greater depth
of snow than at any time for several
years past. This body of snow insures
sluicing till August, and in some cases
even later than that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

DITCH BRoKEN.-Mr. r. Tuley visited
the claim of Tuley & Noyes, on Trinity
river above Lowden's, last Sunday, and
is we'll pleased with the prospects for a
favorable seasons work. Several slides
on tho mountain have taken away por-
tions of the ditch, but it will be repaired
within week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

SUBSCRIBE. - If you want to keep
posted on what is being dore in Trinity
County, subscribe for the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

To-DAY-February l4th-is st. Valen-
tines day. Barnicke has supply of
comic, sentimental and fancy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

FLUME DowN.-Smiley's hume across
Barley Field gulch, near Douglas City,
blew down last week, necessitating a
delay of two or three days for repairs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

MOVING DowN.-Our old friend, "Ja-
cinto " has left his Lewiston quarters and
is with Me" Bennett on Red Point
He is getting back to the old stamping
ground and we should not be surprised
to hear from him next at Dog Fennel
Bendo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

CLEANING -UP.-Some of the miners
in the neighborhood of Junction City
have lately made partial clean-ups and
others are now doing the same. We have
no information as to the amount taken
out, except that Hager & Haas realized
more than $500 from their under-currents
and that all were well-satisled with the
results
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

DANCE at Stones Hotel, Junction City
next Friday evening, Feb. 20th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

INDIAN CREEK. Prom VIM. Wal
dorff we learn that miners on Indian
Creek are doing great amount Of work,
but have not cleancd-up any yet. John
ston & Co. started their Little Giant, the
only one on the creek, last week and il
works splenddly. Another season will
probably find more of them in that
vicinity,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

THANKS for an advance copy Of ASS
emily Bill, No. 1901.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

GOLD Dust is beginning 10 come in
for the season Of 1874,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-02-14

TAMMANY SALOON,
NNEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
WEANERVHd.E.
ALEX. LOVE, PrOprietor.
Always in good order, fRo
Marble Topped Billiard Table.
At the BAR will always be found the very
best qualities Of
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
junt. Etc, Etc. IT,
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Independent Republican Pnrty-Or
der of the Campaign.
HEADo'Rs INDEPENDENT REP. PARTY.
Rooms STATE Elk. COMMITTEE,
COLUMBIA, S. G., October 81, 1874.
BY virtue of the authority vested. in
the Executive COMMITTEES of the Indc
pendent Republican party by the State
Con vention, held in the city OF
Charleston, I'd of October, 1874, the
following gentlemen will address the
citizens of the State ut tho places and
times annexed:
Conwayboro, Friday, October %
L. G. Dunn, Sam'l Lee.
Allondale, Friday, October GA. J.
Ransier.
Greenwood. Friday, October o3-R.
Fl. Cain, w. H. Thomas.
Winnsboro, Friday, October 23-J.
Minis Sullivan, Il. A. Davis.
Marion, Saturday, October 24-T.
Q. Dunn. Samuel Lee.
Georgetown, Saturday, October "a
Martin r. Delany, w. 81. Jones.
Aiken, Saturday, October 24-E. B.
Seabrook, W. E. Johnston.
Liberty Hill, Monday, October &c
Martin r. Delany, Samuel Lee, J. D.
Marley.
Lancaster. Monday, October &c
j. Mims Sullivan, e. NJ. Pinckney.
Barnwell, Monday, October 26-R.
81. Cain, W. A. Hayne, A. J. Ransier.
Prosperity, Tuesday, October 81
e. M. Seabrook, ". H. Thomas.
Camden, Tuesday, October 27-
Martin r. Delany, Samuel Lee, W. E.
Johnston.
Newberry, Wednesday, October 2s-
J. Minis Sullivan, Z. B. Seabrook, W.
H. Thomas.
Abbeville. Thursday. October 90
Martin r. Delany, E. B. Seabrook, ".
81. Thomas.
Bennettsville, Thursday, October
29-Samuel Lee, John NJ. freeman,
Jr., T. A. Davis.
Anderson, Friday. October 30
Martin r. Delany, Z. 3. 5eabrook,
W. 81. Thomas.
Society Hill, Friday. October 30
Samuel Lee, John NJ. Freeman, Jr.,
T. A. Davis.
Walhalla. Saturday, October 81
Martin R. Delany, E. B. Seabrook, W.
II. Thomas.
Kingstree. Saturday, October 81
s Samuel Lee, John NJ. Freeman, Jr.,
II. A. Davis.
Greenville, Saturday, October 81.
10 be appointed.
Charleston, Monday. November e
TO be appointed.
P;oksnS. Monday. November g
Martin r. DelaDy, E. B. Seabrook, ".
Fl. Thomas.
All meetings will be held at IL NJ,
unless otherwise ordered by County
Chairmen.
County Chairmen will please take
notice of the time and places of meet.
ing, and act accordingly.
THOS. @. DUNN, President.
Attest: j. EVANS BRrTToN Secretary.
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COLUMBIA S. c., SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25 1874

filed their oaths in accordance With
law, will at once enter upon the dis.
charge of the duties of their office.
Their attention is hereby called to
Chapter VIII. Title II of the "Revised
Statutes of South Carolina"
L. J. MOSES, JR,
Governor S. G..
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4 Kerosene That Will Not Explode

A Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
A LADDIN SECURITY OIL ia offered
~ with the confidence that it will prove
itself equal, il not superior, to any burn
Ing oil that has been offered to the public
This oil il prime whito in color, is doodor-
lied to the highest extent achieved in the
manufacture OF burning oils, and is war
rnntcd to stand Il fire Test Of $50 degrees
Fahrenheit.
1t is perfectly safe f.r Use in all Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps. and as it's name iudi-
Gates, will give all who use il perfect
security" in doing 80.
Aladdin Secnrity Oil will burn longer,
have much less smell and not crust the
wick. and will be found To be very econonli-
cal, to say nothing OF tho entire "eecurity''
in its use. For saic at
L. T.. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
Oct II Drug Store.
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To the Conservative Voters Of Rich
land County.
at meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Conservative party for
Richlend County, it was
Resolcea, That in view of the cha
racter and surroundings of the two
Republican tickets presented for the
support Of the voters of Richland
County, the committee deem it desira-
BILE, in the interests of good govern
ment. that the Conservatives of this
County should give their undivided
and unanimous support to the Nash
County ticket
Resolred, That We recommend every
citizen OF the County who desires an
honest administration of the State Co
vernment. to give their earnest sup.
port to John T. Greene for Governor,
aEd NJ. Il. Delaney for Lieutenant
Governor.
F. W. MCMAsTER, CHAs F. JANNEY,
L. O'NRALE, JR, j. w. SMITH,
JOHN MCKENZIE, SAMUEL GARNER.
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New and Elegant
FL R n NITU RR.

THHE subscribers are Just ro.
l. cciving. from the North
and Wet, a desirable and ele-
giant stock of FURNITURE,
embracing all the novelties in
their line. Among the selec-
ton will DO found handsome c
pARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, uT inc most fashionable
ard exquisite design. besides a
large variety OF COTTAGE, d.
N1NG-ROOM and HALL FUR.
MI UhE. Our stock has been
aelccttd by oil experienced
workman. and cannot fail to
please. A visit to our ware
rooms is solicited.
Funerals served Mt short no.
tice and upon reasonable terms.
OctiJ13m FAGAN BROS.
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Lost or Mislaid.

Lost or Mislaid.
A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issued
"A by the Citizens Savings Bank Of
South Carolina, dated 2ist ssnusr7, 1873,
numbered 167, in the name Of z. Hanly
mislaii. Any person posse ssing the san
viii please notify or deliver It TO the Trus-
tee At Columbia. Sept 8 mos
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CONSERVATIVE HEADQUARTERs,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October 10, 1874.
County assessments, to aid in de-
fraying the expenses Of The canvassers
OF the Independent Republicans.
should be forwarded by express, and
not by mail. VIM. WALLACE,
Acting Chairman.
RsD" All Conservative papers in the
State, please copy.
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
DISBURSING CITY FINANCES.
Charitable Appropria tions.

special meeting OF the Board OF Estimate and
Apportionment was held yesterday afternoon at
the Comptroler's Once, Mayor Havsmeyer presid-
John Wheeler and Mr.. $. ii. b. Vance, President
Board OF Aldermen. The Comptroller offered a
resolution appropriatng $25, 900 for the purpose OF
street cleaning during the month OF December,
1S73 which was adopted.
A resolution was adopted appropriating, under
the head OF aintenance and Government of
Parks and Places, $6,s76, the amount to be
transferred from the Appropriation for Con-
tingencies. Mayors Offlce, for the year 1873,
S5.776, and from the Appropriation Tor Con-
tingences. Department OF Taxes and Assessments,
for the year 1878. 81, 100.
A resolution was adopted approprating $15 293
10 the New York Society for Ruptured and Grip
pled-the amount to be transferred from the ap-
preparation for New York Juvenile Asylum, Tor 1873,
$4,000, and the Union Home and School, Tor 1873,
S5,293.
The ComptrOller's motion, that New York city
bonds TO the amount OF $4,000 ne issued TO pay
claims and Judgments was adopted. The Comp
troer then moved that the sum OF $52,90l be ap-
armOries and drlll rooms the amount to be trans
1erred from the Appropriation for election eX-
penses Tor 1873. The resolution was adopted.
A resolution that the sum OF SG,934 be apDrO-
the same TO be transferred from the appropriation
1Or extra contingencies ior 1873; $S4 and election
expenses Tor 1873, $3.50.
The motion was adopted
Another resolution, authorizing the Comptroller
to issue $50, 900 New York county bonds for the
liquidation OF claims and judgments, was adopted;
also resolution apprOprlatlng S7,3S4 to the New
York Infant Asylum-the amount to be transferred
OF the Good Shepherd for 1873.
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
MARINE CgUsT-c CHAMBERS.
DecisiOnS.
By Judge Joachimsen

BY Judge Joachimsen.
Devornas VS.. schwelz.-Mouon Tor judgment granted
without costs
Leon VS. Raiiop.-@otion to set aside default &c.
grned without costs, and with 10 defendant 10
hle supplemental answer or apply ON motion.
Same Mufray.-Like order.
Suyiers WOelicr.-Noton to open default granted; ;
$40 costs 10 ablde event.
Mcugcr Rudelsberger. Motion granted with costs
10 aD de- event.
Headiey vs. Baylcs-Motion to substitute undertaking
appeal granted on terms.
Wells vs. Cute Motion for Judgment denied. with IS
costs and liberty 10 renew
Darlington Donnelly-Motion to dismiss DENIED,
with slo costs 70 abide event
willard tambert.-Report OF referee confirmed and
attachment set aside, with $40 costs.
Goilanz Crawtord.-Moion to open Judgment
granted on terms
Sweeney fornI.-Motion denied with s. costs
Van Nostrand vs. Stiners.-Motion to open Judgment
granted on terms
Haraglli vs.. judson.-Motion granted without costs
WeDda Remington Motion to set aside service of
SIMMONS denied, with 50 costs and liberty
Cogwe VS. Dale-Moton for further bill of particulars
granted
Cochran vs. Moaat-3foton granted, costs to abide
Querk VS.. Hofmann.-Motion to vacate Judgment
granted IN part on terms.
denied, with SO costs and with liberty
motion at trial term
Banker Adams--Motion to strike out answer de-
MED, with $40 costs.
Clement vs. Middleheld Marble Company Motion
gran red, costs to abide event.
Hirschreiu Loeb.-Justihcaton bail; ordered to
proceed
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
CDJRT CAlENDAnS-JHlS DAY

SUPREME CouRr-CaAnpERs Nos. 75 27 "a. 52, 79. 81,
90 1O 10I 09, i0, n6, lis 1884, tS2, 22 25I, 30 Cali
I'm.
SUPREME COURT CRcuIr-Part Held by Judge Bar
rettNos IL 1869 577 1903 l75 sg9 25i9 sI 735, 2sI5
z779, 6s7, us, Z7, 1ll9, 1876, 1857, lI7S llsl.
SUPREME CoURT-GESEEAL rsRs--Part 2-Case on.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRi.L TxRx-Part l---Held by Judge
Van vorst-Nos 6s5 l55N, 6G, gs7. 6i 1899 723 III,
ss Part 2Hs.a p sd eS * iySse G @ y 90 2 s
MAHsE coUnr-Psart Part Held BY Judge Alker Nos
sa $40 o25 y s2e o,S s2s s,, p Psr He'd By Jaage
scss, sIs, siSS siss 500 ssi Fart s@Hcd By Judge
Gross-Nos 3Ss9 fiG2, ys2s lS 1850 1886 4f27, 1856
2070 1885, 376s, 3s44, S91 t2l. 4lz9, i52 Hs4, asa
CoURT or GEsEaAL sEssloSs-held by Judge suther-
Iand.-rhe People Patrick Clarke, Jr, homicide:
Same VS.. John Clinton assault and battery Same
Peter Kroons and Robert Jackson, burglary; Same VS.
Mary shurtlch and James keily alias Edward Ander
son Grand larceny same Ys tatharine McSay. grand
larceny; Same W catharne Healey and Mary Drew,
Mary Miller grand larceny and receiving stolen goods
Same James Mitche H. grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods; same John COnncrs petit larceny:
same VS. John Barnard. petit larceny: Same vs. John
Golden petit larceny Same Michael Glover selling
lottery policies
CoURT OYER AND 1ERaNER--IIeld by Judge Brady -
The People vs. Horatio Raymond alias Dominick Kill
loran, grand larceny; same James sullivan petit
larceny; same Vs. Thomas Aulholland, homicide,
The New York herald., 1874-01-21

teen years OF age was by mother aunt and
other relatives and OF course, an ob of great
interest the crowd in the court TIE defendant is
ordinary looking apl arenty about thirty Ave years
OF age he is of light compiexo sas tawny side whs
kers and ,s partially bald. AL the parties occupy
good social position and this nact lent an additional
THE ioI ,hs plaintiff Is this In the winter ct 1877?
TNeat-even,h stree. New YORK. and met ,he defend
%an and NJ s s arfd x ls % S aa
e IL M ayss asr S ss sn s sS
asce bad ses S ana e rode
M M me a oi seray s sr heF hest though
Ths state Of a1ars continued sntl March following,
sSa and
mus, M ST hr consult her molner ean pressed hsr TO
lie numalel lhat II ID ir naon was prevented he would
swear rbe Tia, she would marry bn, himself.
r ana replied nat her mohsr
Mrs Hammond sabseguenty came 70 the city ana he
his wife should have every comort and he
ase s !S s S TaS hat ss S. as the
proved q the match also and eSerythnG being seitled
The %iddias "the he % young lady H prepared
a wa s n had od aa%n s o her lofty
visions OF paaiia home to couple of rooms on Third
saey
&c droppe b asnSa se
on Third for which he paid $50 he first
s94ss Se
nc yIied Mrs Noes ana soemny decafed tnas me
TO IT, and hc dspieased him he would be cut off Jean
nette's grei had no effect upon the defendant save to
prompt him 70 compromise by pospoing the
wedding until fall This would hardly do
IL WAS now only about week before the day fixed for
the ceremony, the minister had been engaged, invita-
tons had ocen issued and Dean firm and de-
clincd 70 marry the pialntin.
On the part of The defence the engagement is not de-
med but Dean alleges that the plaintiff represented her
parents us wealthy that she agreed to postponement
OF marriage unil fall that she acted cody towards him,
and a nay ma s tnat this suit i ss specuation
testimony Tor the plaintiff introduced, and continued
nntl the Court rose.
The Cemetery Casualty.
The jury In the of Charles Liher against James
Smith unde rtaker, rendered verdict in the
defendant. The reported yesterday. The plain
tiff sought $500 damages for the death his
mani SON who was thrown from coach by reason OF
collision with the defendants in the Cemetery OF
the kvergreens at East New York. The child died
eral hours after the accident
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ts 20 recover from defendant sss 20 and interest bal
claimed to be due for goods sold and delivered
The defendant by her adnis the purchase ana
delivery of the goods denies the Indebtedness m amount
claimed, and says that the balance unpaid Is ony
s47 20 and thereby confess judgment TO the
painuns the said s47 ~ with interest from 2Sd
day s7s less her proper costs OF TINS action
n'u>'iy Brought against her, and the allowance OF
which costs she hereby demandsn a.. 49,. ,,., s,.
had paid ,he plaintiffs sil Tor which she td not been
OF s4s 20 being the amount admitted IN an wer nc ae
with Ina rest added Hol, parties claim TO enuten "
entitled disbursements bee4 nrsI ,h.sr
recovery less than $50 and secondly because Of the
costs reguiat,d by statute, and TO be taxed
accordance win the atue III iorce at he time Of
this Court. chapter GO section provides that all &C.
uonS proeee9,ngs ama reenles sna pc mao nsieee @
they nov had heiore the said other Court, OF
costs in favor OF lie enlant when udgm mt IS given
an ~ the dee dani Shall have allowed to
him $40 when Judgment is rendered without trial, and
SThe clerk shah formally tax ana Insert their costs
,orether with the amount Of all ecessary disburs M ns
in the OF Judgment on appcaflon o the success
iul party, and without notice to ite adverse party"
the code though be conceaed that provisions
code do not interfere with the provisions OF tue act ced
section Is Of which repeas a acts and parts OF acts In
The detendan,s offer of Judgment is not such
BY this must be absolute and unconditional The
oher made by defendant was ITO confess ndgment Tor
paipuG might have moved for Judgment for the amount
ada,ea :" be- due makes no darenee Had ne oeT M
the oer ana the recovery o. no greater amount than
the defendant to her costs gainst the plain'if
IN my opinion the defendant is not ent tied to any
SAct isln ''"'
The plaintiff is entitled TO any costs nor disburse.
than $50
The New York herald., 1874-01-21
COURT OF APPEALS.


ALBANY, Jan. 90 1874.
Judgments affirmed with costs--FOssin w. Hubbard
Harris vs. Jex; Haisted Hasted; Schermerhorn vs.
Gregg; Ploettcrell The Mayor, &c, of New York
simmons -. Lyons; Lapham Rice; Fearing
Irwin; Pratt VS.. The New York Central Railroad Com
pany.
abide cvent-Arthur vs. Griswod Gordon VS.. Bophe;
Meyer Huneke; Cameron VS. Durkheim; The Ocean
VS.. shaeier Nelson VS.. The Pmpton Fire Proof COM
pany. 49,
Judgment affirmed without costs to either party in
this Court-Lennon The Mayor, &c. OF New York.
Judgment of the General Term affirmed, with COSTS.
Canady vs. Stiger
Judgment reversed and trial granted. costs,
except this appeal abide unless the plain
tin STIMULATES 10 reduce the recovery TO $2 Is, with
interest rom November 2S 1862 and Ii he spulates
then the Judgment thus modified affirmed, without
costs either pary.-Lumbard The Syracuse, Bng-
hampton ana New York Railroad Company
orders Of General Term and Special Term reversed
and order for mandemus granted, with costs.-Thc
People ex rel Williams VS.. Dayton.
order granting new trial affirmed and Judgment
absolute for defendants with coss-The People VS. The
canal Board OsgoOd VS. strauss
order General Term granting new trial affirmed,
and Judgment absolute Tor plaintiffs, with costs.Bar-
nard VS. Campbell The Argus Company The Mayor,
&C. OF Albany.
Judgment reversed and proceedings RENTED fer a
rehearng and ressi0ment OF accounts by referee 10
be appointed by the Supreme Court-Darling VS..
Brewster
Calendar for To-day.
The following Is the Court Appeals day calendar for
January q Mos. %, ~, 30, 81, 3lIa 81, 35s, 50.