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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-09

The E-ATE ILisoH WIS yesterday lc-
Gated 10y the purchase Of the ground be
longing to /. 3. Marshall. east of Reno
and on the lorth side Of the TrGck.e.
about ole mile distant from town. The
Commissioners viii ut once erect tenn
porary accommodations for about twenty
men and bring down some Nv enty rris-
cnerS to commence the work Of geiiir =
out rock for the walls. The eucIosu.s
viii cover four acres Of ground. and the
prison must. we believe. be made to nc
eCmmCaate 2:5 prisoners. We suppose
there will be about $50 600 expended on
the work this fall Reao Crescent, .iaJ. s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-09

NV HAY.-Ea~t quantities Of new
bay Is now rolling IN :rcrn tie s'IrrJund-
i,s valleys, particularly from the
Truckee Meadows. Most on 1t - brought
in on wagons hy rinchmeu themselves.
/; s o: excellent quality. and most Of il
Is manufactured If a.falft. Of which
plant three crops are eat III one season.
the r.Ice Low - 81 per t"a.-Itrjihj"
Lficra5..>e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-09
Noc OUR FIGHIs.-Tne EureLa So

Nor OUR FIGHIs.-Tne Eareka Sc
Il ,si and Humboldt Esgislsr are after ii {
SCALP OF Governor Bradley. The Ssega-
msEto Union and San Ffanc;sco E'e.lAt-
ile,' are having : tilt. The % Youngs
and Pickering aye keeping up thcir old
g-owi. The Reno Crescent anu tie Car
son Iri5uae axe having little light of
their own. in which outsiders t,&e bat
little interest. Tie Gold Hill Nstcs
s.riAes Sutro's lndeFeadeHt :on hand
blows, while lie latter Is trying t, N, {
Sharon icicle. And Tuton nd .Ioul-
ton are making 1t hot tor 3 echcr. vie
We calmly look on and hold our peace.
Go in iemmons and get SUI, ezcd.''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-09

A>a:E:a Cs>I:n,rr.-Ne are aa;LoG-
iz.ti t. ssiLouurs Z. j.. Crsr,ev. Of
Watt i....-, as - c.Ldot,te log Con-
,ao5..F %. State, sal j-cs to the decision
81 Tie b -aucr...- St,t- Convention.
II Crtr.-y h-,j. -, $50 u Wni;e
Pins coauty fc- the las! two terms. and
Is wsi! ai.tt ltvugabIy hnuwu tLIodGi on
the Greet Est. VI ;.iane lis Iluck
ia determining t. measure lance with
M Hobart, the present incumbent.
Hio:.. - small ft..,tiun % the d =ln,crit!c
pariy affect cannot he beaten before the
.rcpIe. II Cr;,rlsy is nominated. these
adnIrerS of Hobart are pretty apt TO IN
'i-:,c. 4. change OF opinion Immediately
after the eiscciou. CraIlry i Ill every
wav well qualified for the o>iiion, being
both honest and competent, and shoulh
lt receive the endorse, nsnt Of his party.
there i hardly = doubt that lie woEiI
make strong and successful race. Hi,
claims will deserve favorable corsider;.-
ZION 1T the hands uf til member of the.
State Conven;iua.-E,uthI St:iqei,
.sy;l>t S.t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-09
Iu.lians in the

TaE nuna Iu.lians in the.
State. and Il. thus stated
III the Hntnbt { the 7lh
instant
Ia Humboldt cnn.Ly, 950; oil Truckoe
Reservation I5j; Honey Luke. 80; Still
water and sink Of Carson, $40; Wake i
river Reservation. 100: uur~I,!e. Walker
Easer Reservation, and IN toe VICINITY
tr-recf, so; III the vicinity of Camr
/, raey. 10; scattering. go. Y"inl.
, -, They declare this to he all lh,-
ft1.eS II 'zi~ttEr or this runh.-r but
-, a.e g., reservations. They declare
...-y gi.i 80 g.. 'o.c.i ur,.u E.-,rya-
."'sl-. .'l'g rr,.,- ~ i've IN the Nicihjty
us v.... ilc- s..r ,atH and .s'S,rt.
i5ay a.e si..H- 'n wuIa. but Wat TIE
.ritt.':.r @: ss..csss-, lie iacat:o" 81
,..rst lHr'-- ft-y --y white men az
t.*&sd t. ii,r ~rrr they plys.>-. and
,-..l....- .8.i ...,v he nae privilege.
!s.-. ..s- v.,..ir.- p4,.e'.:'r irr tile In
ti' .. Cu..ss..~s...s.. -, IT, i,.,lra Il time "id
t...r- 80 ;a-.5 s,i' tIr I-u;II.s can met
I'll , have a g.ls with tA,ru. IL Com
...--..'....... ..Ie Ioa IN En-.l.i: CITY. a-d
FL. e. -Ist-.~ isa- ..t,. .ti.i i-t,.e them.
-'.t -y. l..--uu,t tlsy az. RANT ti- H.
...lus IA. ".-ssrd interview.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
ooMl { IssIoNERs OF EMIGRATION.
Repairs 90 Castle Gardcu-Dccrcaso o
Immigration.

Immigration.
The regu bur meeting OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration was held yesterday afternoon, IN the
Board roo III at Castle Garden. Commissioners
starr, Lynch, stevenson, Maujer, Quintard and
Forrest wels, present. Alter hearing and passing
the minutes OF the previous meeting Commis-
sioner Ste,s,n ,nson offered resolution that MIR.
Bumsted, as,arpenter employed on Wards Island,
having gall ntly jumped into the East River and
saved the H7e OF little child be granted leave OF
absence on su salary until he shall be fully
covered II an the effects OF his cold bath. The
resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr..
Lynch 10 Hn moved that Immediate action
putting d, wn new flooring In Castle Garden.
Mr. Lynch stated that the present flooring was
worn out, fAd as there was no hope OF getting the
city to re pair 1t they had better do the work
themselveI. /. Alter little discussion as to the
form OF pu ting the question, MIR: Lynch's original
motion wa q unanimously adopted. Mr.. stevenson
then mov,sd that the matter be referred to the
Castle Cal den Committee, with power. The mo-
tion was Mried. Alter short discussion in regard
TO the leas and title to the premises and to the
prospects vi new lease nom the state the meet
ing adjour ned.
The Spal Il arrived yesterday with about 500 immi-
grants, me titly Scotch and Irish Only 8,2S1 tmmi-
grants have been registered during the present
month, snswtng falling or OF 1900 rom October,
1878 and III 500 from October 1872 Tne total arri-
decrease oil about cighty.hve per cent on the
figures OF q le past year. The income has likewise
fallen or ss up to the present only $1S7,799 have
been takeIs In, while last year at this time the
treasury hd received 55,269. Large numbers OF
the laoorirlg class are making daily applications
Tor passages home, but as q rule those returning
are OF the worthless order, not able to take care
OF themset YES.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
MARINE CoURr-aENERAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judges Gross. Spauding and McAdam.
The Chiloren's Alc Society VS.. Holloway.-Order
reversed ON con editions ana cause ordered on cal
harrington vs. Mott-Order reversed, costs to
abide event.
Hlrschneld VS.. werner.-Motion denied, without
costs.
Hirscnkind VS.. Zenni-AIlrmed by default with
costs.
Montague VS.. Mooney.-Amrmed on argument,
with costs.
Brown vs. Arnold ct al.-An1rmed by default,
with costs and $50 allowance
BY Judges Gross and Spauldlng.
Pickford vs. Klein.-Afflrmed by DEFAULT with
costs.
Prentice vs.. Corn.-Affirmed by default
Wider vs.. Moore.-Anlrmed by default, with
costs.
Helneman VS.. Cneppu ct al.-Anlrmed by de-
fault, with costs and $50 allowance.
Hall vs. Bacon.--Aiilrmed by default, with costs
and $50 allowance.
Diossv Girls wold-Same.
By Judges Spaulding, McAdam and A1ker.
Hassey vs.. Wudprett.-Judgment afnrmed, with
costs and $50 allowance.
BY Judges Gross and McAdam.
Stanley VS.. Chamberlain seven cases.-AE
nrmed, with costs.
Hahn VS.. Machado.-Anrmed BY default with
costs and $50 allowance.
BY Judges Gross, Spaulding and Alker.
Nichiog VS.. Hazlett.-Anirmed, with costs and
$50 allowance, with liberty to plaintiff 20 amend,
DC.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
sosram.a. % sns banking house where the ,, pro.

Boardmau, TO rne banking house where the pro.
perty assigned was located. and there was deiiv-
cred 10 the assignee, who formally received the
keys OF the sale. This ceremony occupied some
time, nd was not concluded untn between i've
and SIX O'Clock, when said assignee proceeded TO
take an inventory OF the property assigned
10 him under direction OF his counsel. who was
present TO superintend the same; left At half
past six O'Clock and left the assignee IA posses
SOD, with his counsel aud clerks; | am IN sthe
habit OF remaining IN my oce until six O'Clock TO
haii-past SIX; during my business career nave
been III the habit OF remaining In my ofce as late
as tnat hour; on the afternoon following re-
mained until an equally late hours then leit
the assignee with Mr.. Andrew Boardman ana
clerks at the ONCE In charge. was not engaged
IN doing any thing with the assigned properly. as
1t was In possession oil the assignee ana out OF
my entire centrol.
Late In the afternoon there was an extended
argument in Supreme Court Chambers, oelore
Judge Daniels on motion Tor the appointment
OF receiver. There was quite an array OF coun-
sell John l.. Hill appearing on behalf ol the rilst
National Bank OF Tarrytown: Edward +. Brown
for Louis Il. Schneider; these two counsel sns-
taining the motion and Messrs. Marsh, Kent 4
Guteau representing Mr.. Clews. AS at the
examination in the morning, there was quite q
goody number OF Mr. Clews' creditors present. IL
was announced during the day that Mr.. Il. y.
Croby, the European agent OF Mr.. Clews, had ar.
rived ron Europe. pending the proceedings ana
disclosed condition OF AFFAIRS, inspiring hope tnat
all the creditors would be paid In iulL Meantime
at the conclusion OF the argument, Judge Daniels
took the papers and will probably give his decision
In q day two.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
TRIAL FOR FORGERY.

James B. Frazier. quite respectable looking
man, was tried yesterday. in the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer, before Justice Brady, on q charge
OF forgery. The facts as brought out for the pros
ecution were as follows:-A gentleman named r.
G. Peck executed certain bonds on real estate in
Connecticut ana came to this city to negotiate
them. He 1rst applied to the prisoner, who In
turn applied to one Joseph b. Beaumont. After.
ward negotiations were carried on IN the once Of
w. II. Cottreil, when the prisoner suggested pro-
curing the Endorsement or ID. !. Ely, wnen they
would be readily negotiable. Beaumont told him
that 1t would be impossible to get Mr. Ely's ln-
dorsement. subsequently Frazier brought the
bonds to CotIrell bearing the Endorsement OF Ely.
Douotlng the readiness with which the matter
had been arranged. Mr.. Cottreil instituted IN
quires which resulted In establishing the TACT that
the endorsements were forged. Frazier was then
arrested. Mr.. Beaumont was the first witness
called, and his testimony, together with that OF
other witnesses Tor the prosecution developed the
above state OF lacts. The prisoner was examined
on hts own behalf. He cast the onus OF the whole
transaction on a Mr.. weaver, but could give no
particulars OF this gen ntleman.
Judge Brady held the Court late so as to finish
the case, and it was alter six O'Clock when the
case was gwen to the jury. The jury, after about
two hours absence. brought in verdict OF
guilty. The prisoner was rernanded Tor sentence
till Thursday.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

James A. McCabe was for two years one OF the
new Court House cleaners. The Comptroller re-
fused to pay him, and he brought suit against the
city. The case was trieo yesterday IN Supreme
Court Circuit, before Judge Van Brunt, Messrs.
Breen ana Gearson appearing for the plaintiff
ana Mr.. Dean for the city. The defence was that
soners was without authority, and that the same
should have been made by the Board OF SUPER
visors. For the plsintlil, the answer TO TINS was
that, no matter whether the appointment was
irregular or not, the audit OF the claim by the
supervisors made IL incumbent on the city to pay
IT, Judge Van Brunt took this view OF the case,
and ordered verdict lor the plaintiff for $6Sl l6
the lull amount demanded.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY COURT.

Continuati tion OF the Trial OF Ex.Tax
Collector Isaac Badcau for Alleged
Embezxlement of Public Money.
Before Judge Nelson.
Yesterday forenoon the trial OF ex- Collector Of
Taxes and Assessments, Mr.. Isaac Badeau, was
resumed In the CITY Court, before Judge Nelson,
upon the indictment found against him for en-
bezzement oil between s25, 600 and SEQ 900 OF the
public money. Despite the interest tnat was man.
iested In this case when the Indictment was first
limited at last spring. but little, If any, interest
appears now TO be attached to the progress or the
tlial, which Is dragging Its puzzling ana, ngura.
tivey speaking, calculating lengtn along the legal
labyrinth In such perpleXlng array OF figures tUat
that the unversed spectator. whose mental aritn-
metc may have been neglected in early youth,
tarrys not long within the hall OF JUS
tlce, where skilled artnmetcians and law
yers are mixing cash tcklers tax rolls interest
cash arrears checks. oils and eault IN such de.
lghtlul CONFUSION that the Jurors rave become OBJ
Jects oil sympathy with the witnesses and others
whose attention Is compulsory. The day wns DE-
voted 10 the examination and cross.examination
OF MT seaman. the expert, woo examined the &C.
counts OF the Tax ofice. On the Twenty.nrst ward
tax roll was entered the bill of Mrs. j. Otard for
sl.510 20. On the Seventh ward tax roll
there was tax upon George Malcolm Tor
$l.329 "a; the entry the bnl Tor de-
lault 10 s132 IL but the bnl IL 500 larger
than the amount entered on the roll There was
an entry OF the amount OF the bill In the casn
ticker Tor the l5th OF February. The default was
entered at s32 u, being 300 iess than the amount
In the case or the tax pis OF james Morton. OF the
Tenth ward, and @. Il. Reebents OF the First ward
on the tax roll OF the Nineteenth ward IN the bull
oi John Leecn and many others were found do
rciencies.
hr. d. p. Barnard In cross-examining the wit
ness iorcea the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that ne was In
error when he stated that on tue 27th OF June Mr..
Bauenu was deficient In the sum or slo0oD ON
tue contrary Mr.. Badeau should have been crcd-
tied tnat amount. witness Claimed tDat the mis-
take occurred IN copying from the books
The case Will De resumed TINS morning
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
THE COU r T s..
The Suspension Of Henry Clsws-Hls E1aml'
nation as to His Property.
Moro Of Comptroller Green's Elk
pensive Litigation.
Trials in the Oyer and Terminer and
General Sessions.

John Duns,an and John Quinn pleaded guilty In
the uniteo States Circuit Court yesterday to an
Indictment charging them with printing bills in
tne similituse of United States notes, and were
remanded for sentence.
In the case Of Charles B. Meyer, who had been
put on trial In the United States Circuit Court on
Monday, before Judge Benedict on an Indictment
charging him with having neglected 10 cancel rev.
enue stamps on beer barrels and with having
used the stamps q second time, the jury were yes-
terday discharged without being able to agree on
. verdict
The petiy jury In the United states Circuit
Court, criminal side, has been discharged for the
term. The next criminal term will be held IN De.
eember.
Thomas Q. Cassidy, alias Robert G. watson, who
had been indicted for passing an altered and
forged United States hve-twenry bond, yesterday
pleaded guilty In the United states Circuit Court
ana was remanded for sentence.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

was heldin the Comptroller's private once. which
lasted sNyeral hours, stiIl no result or under.
stan ding vas arrived at, and the members are at
much VI uiance now regarding the curtalment
OF estlmHI es as ever. Yesterdays meeting was
called forl eleven O'Clock, but 1t was one before
organ zation effected. As soon as
the mtnnu' g OF the last meeting had been read
and appro yed. Comptroller Green proposed that
the rules c suspended for the purpose OF passing
upon NJ solution 10 issue assessment bonds
amounting TO S50000, Tor the purpose OF llqudat-
ing the pay rolls OF laoorers engaged on The boule
wards. II Comptroller remarked that he
wished the Board to understand that this meas
ure was on ly another increase OF the city debt
The Mayor, as Chairman put the question: and
the resoutr IN was adopted.
MIR. Vance moved that when the Board adjourn
IL adjourn u meet on Thursday morning al eleven
O'Clock. on motion OF the Comptroller the Board
then ad1ou : led.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Rurglaries and Larcenies.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder HacketL
John Finnerty, who was charged with stealing
pocketknie and fifteen cents from the person OF
Michael Flanagan in Mulberry street on the 10th
OF October. pleaded guilty to petit larceny from
the person. He was indicted for robbery, as the
theft was committed with force and violence.
John Clancy, jointly indicted with John Burns
for burglary In the first degree, pleaded guilty to
the third grade OF that crime. The allegation was
that on the l4th of October they effected an en-.
trance into the house OF Herman Falkenberg. No.
140 East Twenty second street.
Charles II. Wheeler, agains, whom were two
charges. pleaded guilty to an indictment charging
hlm with stealing, on the 2otn OF May, a wagon.
valued at $40. the property OF Christian Kircher..
Martin Meehan, professional thief was tried
and convicted OF stealing watch and chain,
worth $50, owned by Patrick Sculn, on the 27th
The above named prisoners were sent to the
state Prison for five years.
George Cunningham pleaded guilty to stealing
sixty cents from tue person OF Kooert Young, on
the lotn inst, while ne was walking In the New
clarence White, wbo on the TIN or October
broke into the express ONCE OF william Miller
No. 90 Watts street, and stole trunk, containing
attempt at burglary In the third degree. These
PRISONERS were sent TO the State Prison for Two
Charles smith was tried and found guilty Of
forging receipt to a bill amounting TO So 80, for
advertising the Colosseum In one OF the daily
newspapers. lie was sent to the state Prison for
one year.
Bridget Mclaughlin, who, on the goth OF this
month, stole 81 from Theodore Aprahamson,
pleaded guilty TO petlt larceny. she was sent to
the Penltentiary for SIX months.
Edward Giilon and Charles Eusby (boys)
Deade,. guilty to breaking window In the
store Of Henry Cross, No. 302 West Tenth street,
on the ngnt OF the I4th inst. aud stealing 81 55
worth OF TOBACCO; pleaded guilty TO petit larceny.
1ney were sent to the House OF Refuge.
Forgery.
James C. Austin pleaded guilty to forgery In the
third degree. The indictment alleged that on
the Gtn of October he forged the signature OF Will
liam Martagh TO cncck Tor 1919 81.
False Pretcnccs.
Edmund S. craiEe pleaded guilty 10 an attempt
70 obtain money BY false pretences The afidavlt
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
JErPBRsoH MARKET POLICE COURT.
Garrotod for Fifty Cents.
Before Judge Smith.

Before Judge Smith.
AS John Feigh. OF No. els Spring street, was pass
ing through Thompson street about four o'clock
East Thirty-seventh street, came up behind him,
and, grabbing him around the throat deliberately
proceeded to rife Feigh's pockets All Chambers
succeeded In getting, however, was fifty cents
MIR. Feigh shou tec for he p, and Oflcer Thiske OF
the Eighth precinct came up In time 10 arrest the
Judge Smith yesterday and committed IN 81, 500
bail to answer.
Arrest OF Park Migrants.
The respectable frequenters or Washington
square nave been annoyed some time past by the
crowds OF vagrants who occupy the seats almost
continually, and make themselves particularly OBJ
noxious on account of their filthy habits. Ladies
ane children have been deferred from taking the
beneat OF the Park and the fresh air mainly on
this account Yesterday sergeant Young and 1f-
teen men, aided by Park Policeman McGonigle,
principal and choice benches. Some nineteen per-
sons IN ALL thirteen male and SIX female, were ar
raigned before Judge smith at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday afternoon. With the exception OF
they were all sent to the care OF the Commission
ers OF Charities and Correction as vagrants.
Bslligerent Bakers.
Nicholas Reicker and Charles Sheay, bakers, OF
NO. 353 West Fortieth street, were arraigned be-
fore Judge Smith on q charge OF feloniOus assault
ana battery on william Collins, OF No. 354 West
Portieth street. Collins went into the shop where
the men were working on Monday night last. He,
being somewhat under the influence OF liquor,
raised quarrel with the two bakers. In their
efforts TO put out Collins, who is powerful man,
one OF them, Nicholas Relcker, used a heavy club
around Collins unfortunate head. Reicker and
Sheay were both held In 600 bail each to answer
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Nos. o. so,
1872 l47 l93, 1876, 81. Ss ~, 49, lAl, l43 l45, l54
loo So 2ol, POS, 200. 2lo 2ll. 2l2, 49, 2l4. 2l5.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Judge
BarrettNos go Ill l5s, 49, IA, 2o5, 1885, 2e2, I'll
272 273, ga 276, 277, 27S.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr-Part Adjourned for
The term. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos
305i 1884, 9l2 1850, l44O 2o4, 26S0 27O4, 3s4 1900
1850, 2454 2744, 274G 2.5o, 2756. a75s 27e0, 27e4
27t6, 27os, 2772 1854, 2soa. Part s-Held by Judge
1884, 1853, 20Oi, i4Y9, l2lS, 1865, 300, 4S3, lG5l
1887, oS7, AL 1855. 1907 lg4l, 1856, 1869, 2O1 174
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL IERM-Part Held by
Judge Monei.-Nos. 6g5, 3l3 S0, 1853, 759, 7y1, sos
Judge Ssdgwick.-Nos. S65, 20, 626, 554 1l26, 972
502 us, $50, 1926. ESQ, 700, 494, 7l2, 6S4.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY 1ERM.-AdjOurned for
the term.
for the term. Part 2-Held By Judge Daiy.-Nos.
7l2 Ill., l1I3 1888, l06S 1863, 1901 1884, TO- ll54
ILL., liza, ll04 1891, 1885, l14S 107 I2l2 1882 2O92
2oss, POSI-, 1929. 1890. 9o9. 2o55 2l74, o43.
MARINE CoURT-IRIAL TERM-Parts l, and a.
Adjourned lor the term.
COURT OF GEN RAJ SESsIONs-Held by Recorder
Hackett-The People vs.. Jonn U'HaliOran, man
slaughter; same vs.. Thomas Gallagher, robbery !;
Same vs.. Frank Conlon, felonious assault and bat
terry; same VS.. James Marks, burglary; Same vs..
and Edward Degnan ct al, burglary Same vs.
Frank II. Collins and Thomas Conaby, burglary:
same VS.. Andrew j. Wilson, burglary; same vs.
Albert Baker, grand larceny; same vs. Fanny
grand larceny; Same VS.. Thomas McGratn, grand
larceny; same vs. Christina Sch0ilKoff, grand
larceny; Same vs. William Dwyer, larceny from the
person; Same VS.. Michael Brown, larceny from the
person: Same vs.. Joseph NJ. BLOCK, larceny from
the person; same VS.. Edward Porter and " ilam
smith, larceny rom the person; same VS.. Michael
sullivan and Adolpn j. Walker, larceny from the
person; same VS.. Peter smith, forgery.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

OF Charles L. Rathborne set forth that the l1th
or August the accused obtained from him the sum
OF 4 SO upon what purported 10 oe a genuine check
upon The Broadway Bank for the sum OF $780,
signed py L. w. Elder and made payable 10 Craige
These prisoners were REMAND ed Tor sentence.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoRTloNmEYr,

Pursuant TO adjournment on the 22d inst this
Board held short session yesterday but aid not
take up the tax levy Tor 1875 as was expected. Al
though on Monday afternoon secret session or
the Board, at winch all the mombers ere present.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-OHAxBERs.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett.
Black River iron and mining Company vs.
Thom pson.-Motion TO continue Injunction denied,
and temporary Injunction dissolved, with $40 COSTS
Opinion.
Julian Cushing; in the matter OF Maynard; Vega
vs. Mckinley y.-Mcmorandums.
Lindlaw VS.. Lindlaw.-Report confirmed and
judement OF divorce granted to plaintin.
schuyler VS.. Stevens.-Mott0n denied, without
costs. Memorandum.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
Decision.

Looram VS.. Sherwood ct al.-Uefenoant's motion
to vacate Injunction denied. Plaintiffs motion
Tor receiver granted. Uruer to be settled on no.
ice. Costs OF botG motions to abide event of suit.