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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
THE LAST NEW BOOK UUr

Toe subject is all important. yet u puzzling ono.
IL replensheS the Government Treasury and i'm
poVefishes the people; makes the rich poor and
the poor rich makes fools of wise men eXhausts
the wisdom Of Legislation: makes IHcn run mad
and women teel sad. The crusade hrs begun: IN
to victory. Mon or women wanted to canvas every
town, Address
l.. STEEBINS. Hartford, Conn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
AGt.NT WANTED FOR
Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK
The AMERICAN LOAN and TRUST co.

OF LEAVENWUETn, KANSAS.
CAPITAL. ...... ............... s1UQ. 900
Will negotiate Loans on Improved Real Estate
worth at least twice the amount loaned thereon.
Interest per cent. per nnaom.
Coilcc ton Of Pinch al and Interest Guaranteed.
Principal and interest payable in New York if
desired. send I, r Circulars. Addrt =
dEO A. MOORE. Sec'y. Leavenworth. Kansas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-05
EOR CORONER.

fok CokoNLks "a. fHs# eaWt .s
Yielding to the solicitations al many friends.
aein offer m, self as candidate 1fN q
bUR CORONER OF NEM CASTLE COUNTY.
pledge MY sell to abide the decision of the Demo
cratic party and give to the nominse my hearty
support JAMES l.. con.
! WItrrSGros. May 25,tn -
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
WORK OF THB ooRoHERs

Coroner Kesser was yesterday notified to ho0
an inquest at the Morgue on the body OF Robert
VISTA who died IN the TomDs. where he had been
committed to the care OF the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction on charge OF insanity.
Frances Williams, q child three months old,
whose mother Is IN the Tombs on charge Of grand
larceny died in that institution on Monday night.
The body was sent TO the Morgue ana Coroner
Kessler notified.
Annie Evans, q woman thirty three years OF age,
and . native OF Ireland, who had been sick for
some days. died suddenly. Deceased had been at
tended BY four physicians, neither Of whom. how
ever, would give Q certificate. Coroner Kesser
was notified.
Charles skin, colored bootbiack. thirty years
OF age, was taken suddenly i'll at the corner OF
Grand and Thompson streets and died while on
the way TO the Eighth precinct station house. 1ne
body was sent to the M0rgue and an inquest VIII
be held BY coroner Woltman.
Louis Haas, q man twenty-five years OF age,
late OF No. l00 East BROADWAY died yesterday IN
Bellevue Hospital About two months ago de-
ceased was fatally injured by falling on an eieva.
TOR through the hatchway OF premises NO. ooO
broadway. An inquest will be held Dy Coroner
W0ltman, who was notified.
The body oI an unknown man, tnirv'nvo yeaIs
OF age, was yesterday found lying IN the basement
OF house No. 1873 Eighth avenue, occupied Dy Mr.
Williams Deceased mad light complexion, lgnt
hair aud mustache, and wore DARK blue coat ana
| vest, brown overcoat, striped pants, Congress
| CATERS black felt hat and ordinary undercotnes
| The body was sent TO the MorSue ana Coroner
| kesaler nosihed,
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

SUPERIOH1 COURT-GENERAL TBRM-Held by
27, SO, 3S.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN Part Held by
Judge Sper.-Nos 1856. 617 III, 733, 199, 1877, 76S,
~ M ia 1856, 81, 7o7 646 ESQ., So7 Part 2-Held by
7S2, 694, 1540, 3S. 65l, 654. TO, 7lS.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Larremore.-Nos 21l, 225, 228, 1872 2099 sos,
224l, 2242, 20305, 1885, 1881 $780, 1876 1917 223S.
Part 2-held by Judge Loew.-Case on, No 1883.
NO day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs--EouITY TERx-Held by Judge
J. f. Daly.-Nos. q, 3S, As, 4s.
Judge Joachlmsen.--NOs. 752, 76s, 1920 Sos e5s
11l4, 1922 25s1. 776, TIT, T7s, 77s, 7s0, 49, 1872
Part 2-Held by Judge Shea.-Nos- l648, 1874, 1854,
I'll 42 l745 2lOS, 7Ss, 7s5, 7s6, 7ss, 1885, 100, 7e,
ls4l. 1926 1883, 1866, lo4 Is4s, 2O43, 1854, liz
1883, 1888, 1888, 1858, 94 Part 4-Heid Dy Judge
McAdam. mos. 1919, 3069. 1865, sos, 1879, 1880,
!lSS, 1922 1854 1878. e16 1911. 1859, l719, 1920,
i92l. l777, 1898 lo4l. 1915 Sz2, l4o9, eSi, 1851,
l26S, 1747, 8s7, 1881, 1851, 1915.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs--Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. William Parker robbery !;
Sal vs. Ed. Rlnaldo, felonious assault and bat.
terry; Same VS.. Carl Ehrnoke, felonious assault
and battery Same Vs. Nora Burriu, fel0nious as
Mason, Ielonious assault and battery Same vs.
Henry Hartman, feloni0us assault and battery;
Same vs. Jonn Taylor, grand larceny; Same VS..
James Brady, grand larceny; Same vs.. Henry
schafIer. grand larceny; Same vs.. Aarcus Wal.
larceny; same vs. Thomas Grady. grand larceny;
Same vs. Annie Dufry and Nancy Farrisey, grand
larceny; Same vs. Peter JORDAN. receiving stolen
goods; Same vs.. Florence Kennedy, grand lar
ceny Same vs. William Tucker, concealed weapon
Same vs. Paul Falk, violation or Sunday law same
vs.. Margaret Lally, larceny rom the person Same
vs.. Frank Leon, ieonious assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
IMPORTANT INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS.
The Old Mariposa Mining Prop
erty In Court.
THE NEW ERIE RAILWAY LITIGATION
Modifying a Modified In
ta- junction.
sCHWAB's CASE AT A sTANDsTILL

IN the United States Circuit Court petition was
nled yesterday by Newman Aaronson alleging
that ne was adjudIcated bankrupt and that alter
such adjudication be was arrested by the Sherln OF
New York In civil action Tor the sum Of $3.50 0s,
At the suit Of Louis de Jonge and others, in the
Supreme Court OF this city. Mr.. Aaronson further
declares that the debt on which ne has been unus
arrested Is one provabe in bankruptcy, and he
petitions the Court for relief in the premises.
writ OF nabeas corpus has been granted, for the
purpose OF bringing the matter up for determi.
nation before Judge Blatcniord.
In the United States District Court yesterday
Judge Blatchlord called the admiralty calendar
ana fixed days for the hearing OF causes. In the
Circuit Court Judge Nathan'el Shipman called the
civil jury calendar, ana a good number OF cases
are nxed for trial.
Yesterday, in the United States Commissioners
once, w. p. Girard, the purser OF the steamer
Crescent City. plying between this port and
Havana was brought before Commissioner John
A. Shields and charged with assisting in the
smuggling OF 20, 900 cigars. He was held IN $50
ball. 1t Is alleged that The cigars in question are
those which D. p. Harris, Custom House on1cer,
aided In getting through the Custom House in an
Illegal manner. Both Girard and harris are un-
der indictment for the offence in question.
John Gillick, or No. GO Broome street. was held
BY Commissioner Shields yesterday In $500 bail
ior examination to answer . charge OF not paying
his special tax as liquor dealer.
The supervisors OF election and special deputy
marshals OF the FIRST. Second, Third, Fourth and
Sixth Assembly districts are to be paia this even
ing. at hafpast SIX O'CLOCK, at the Marshaps ONCE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
THE ERIE RAILWAY INJUNCTION.

9 The case OF Arnott against the Erie Railway in
which an ex psrte injunction and order TO show
cause hes been granted, came before Chief Jus
tice Davis In Supreme Court Chambers, yester-
day, that being the return day. Neither side was
ready to argue the merits Of the motion as q
wsole, but ex.Judge Shpman, az counsel Tor de.
fendahts used the ah1davits Of MT. Alexander, a2
oflcer Of the company, RqdQl Ar. Hancock, 9
alerK OF Duncan, Sherman Co., To show that the
company did not propose to issue or use any OF
the new ter. r.7!!,i6n bonds, except so far a. they
had Already exchanged them for the old bonded
debt Of the company-that s TO- say.
new bonds 70. an m, equal nuHoer q ,ri|n she
New York and Erie Railway Company, and tney
were IN the hands OF innocent holders, and they
had also exchanged lA pew bonds LOT an equal
number OF the second mortgage bonds. They now
asked permission to exchange new bonds under
the SO, 000, 900 mortgage tor the balance OF the
second mortgage debt OF the road due, that Is,
4266,O 200, and 70 on ana make exchanges to the
Iull amount OF the old bonded debt $2,3S0, 900.
Judge Davis after reply from Judge Barrett and
MIR. John L. Hill. counsel for palpun deteTpiped
to modify the injunction 80 as TO permit the Buk
falo, New York and Erie Railway Company to pay
interest on the 202 new bonds which 1t had ex .
changed for the seventyeigh nrst mortgage
bonus and the 124 second mortgage bonds. He
denied the application as to the balance. The
argument Of the main motion was postponed until
next tuesday.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Purloining q Plano.
Rafnra IudOa Qmleh

Purloining q Plano.
Before Judge Smith.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, OF 276 West Thirty eighth
street, was arraigned at the above Court yester.
day on charge Of grand larceny, preferred by one
Adolph Dumahaut with s. X. Ball h Co., piano man.
ufacturers. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Hunter some
time ago hired piano, valued at $3.50, from the
above mentioned parties, and afterwards moved
the instrument from the place where 1t was deliv
cred ll45 West Twentieth street by the employees
OF the firm, without giving any notice OF such re-
moval. MRS. Hunter was held in 81, 900 bail to
swer, which pail was immediately furnished by
Mr.. John M. Vail.
Trouble Among tho Murphvs.
James Murphy, OF No. 1876 Norfolk street, was
accused by Hugh Murphy, Of No. 10 stanton street.
with robbing him of $27 Hugh Murphy stated
tnat he stranger IN the city, and that he was
induced to visit several drinking saloons by hts
quondam friend James Murphy, and while In one
Of the places visited BY them the prisoner took
the above amount OF money from his (the COM
turn 1t. Judge Smith held the prisoner In 1880
bail TO answer at General Sessions.
Arrested on Suspicion.
Thomas Mccarthy and Robert Brown, who were
arrested on Monday night by onncer Reilly. Of the
Twenty ninth precinct on suspicion OF being con-
nected with the horse blanket thieves who were
raided upon In East Twenty-fourth street. were
arraigned before Judge smith, but remanded to
await further evidence.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
COURT OF APPEALS.

8a ALBANY, N Y, Dec. q 1874
In the Court Of Appeals. Tuesday, December g.
1s74:-
Eek Partc Motions.
Genet vs. Davenport-Motion to dismiss the an.
peal Martin J. Townsend for the motion ana G.
cambridge Smith opposed.
No. 25e. Parlseu vs.. Pariseu.-Motion 70 dismiss
the appeal John T0wnshend lor the motion. The
Mitchell vs. Wheeler ct al.-Motion to dismiss
appeal. D. l. Follett for motion and E. Moore op-
Appeals from Orders.
No. l6. Acalus L. Palmer, respondent, vs. Erwin
appellant, ii person. and By Samuel Hand for re-. re-.
n6Ssr, iSss; S,.s Rrady appellant ys
Argued by G. BainDridge smith. OF counsel for ap-
peilsnt, and BY A. J. Parker Tor respondent.
SD ID y
for appellant, and by Joseph Larocque, for re.
No. 81. Anna Maria Calligan, administrative,
&c. respondents, vs. the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company, appellant.-Sub-
No 2s1. In the matter Of the petition OF free-
holders, &C.. respondents. vs. the Commissioners
roilton, appeIlanta.-Argued by M N. Auen, Of
ceqg;sl l9F appellants, and D. q. Boies, fof re-.
General Calendar.
No. 119. Sarah L. Fitch, appellant vs. the Amer.
lean Popular Life Insurance Company, respond
cluueO. FTOclamaClOn m6ue, auu tue Court ad
iourned until wed9ssday peeemoers.
80 Decisions. 4 "a
tudgments afnrmed with costs. s.--touise A. Par.
sons VS.. Henry A. Tiden; Willis 8. Nelson vs.. Jonn
w. Kerr, Sherin, SC. Mchard Rowland vs. Benja-
min A. Hegeman; Tue Richmond County Gasght
Company vs.. The Town OF Mlddletown: William
Lord w. Alfred Wilkinson. s '.f+
Judgment and order affirmed with costs.-Her-
man d. Wabridge vs.. The Ocean National Bank
OF New York. g58rb rbNN.a NTH
Judgment afirmed without costs to either party
as against tue other In this CourL-RaChel Hop
pock vs. John G. Tucker, Jr.
Judgment reversed and Judgment for plaintiff
with costa with leave 20 the defendants to answer
upon payment OF costs.-Gsrret 8. Ayres vs. Nell
tie X. II. Lawrence. t n
Order Of General Term and Special Sessions re-.
versed ana motion granted, with costs--Ann
Catherine Kamp vs. Heinrich Kamp, otherwise
known ~ Herman Krall.
order aflrmed and judgment absolute for de-
fendant on stipulation, with Costs.-De witt O.
Bates vs. the Cherry Valley, Sharon and Albany
Railroad Company. 4l'f" tls4tN*7 fu
Motion denied. with $40 costs--Anson Willis
va. James weaver; James O'Brien, Sheriff. &c, VS..
James MCCAIN; Urtah Whitlock vs. James Day.
Appeal dismissed, with costs.-George Il. Hol-
yoke VS.. Samuel Adams Atner Brown vs. Webster
and Others and the Keeny settlement Cheese Man.
uiacturing Company.
Calendar.
The following IL an amended day calendar for
Wednesday, december Q, ls74.-Nos. 4, q, 100. 30,
81, 100, liz, Ill.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
THE scHwAB HABEAs CORPUS.

Sigismund Schwab, the liquor dealer convicted
Of selling liquor without license was brought yes
terday on writ OF habeaa corpus before Judge
Davis, In Supreme Court Chambers, with view
Of having him admitted TO ball. In accordance with
the opinion rendered by Judge Donohue pending
oeclslon OF MS case by the Court OF Appeals.
hall ana John M'keon on one side and Assistant
District Attorney Rollins on the other, Judge
Davm oecilned 70 take up the matter. He said he
was not sitting there as Court, nor 80 much q
ynaee ye as asa COMMISSIONER OF the Supreme Court;
ne would leel restrained by the upinions of his
brother Judge. Besides, under the special stat
ute, habeas corpus OF that kind was properly re-
turLaDle before the Judge who granted it. The
prisoner Was then remanded until another appll-
cation Ia heard by Judge DVnohue.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
COURT OF ARBITRATION.
Freight To he Computed According to
the Terms Of the Bill OF Lading.

Freight To He Computed According to
the Terms Of the Bill OF Lading.
Judge Fancher has rendered the following opin.
ION in the case Of Wood, Payson & Colgate vs. G.
Meneas, heard on Saturday last:-
sniepsd Of
YORK, per ship rasman, The bill OF lading was duly
Co. Greek house At Calcutta ha Wing branch In Lon
bin Of adins provides that the conasnees or their
assigns shall pay freight for the said goods custom
cubic Delivered WIN sveIsss @ 3 9H Hhs
ne % the
'as n ns .n
a s e9S an S 70 es SIS feet
that the freight vas stipulated at much ton de
the defendant objects on the ground that goods liable
to pa s m s are e e
on the st the time Of arrival at the po Of
The Bill Of ladins is contract by which the master
ss aaa 10 or s ns ssress e and
Raa Ss .s q On rSsd $ a.ssEs o n: o sodas
n; 81 gSSSs e s.5s ss Rscs Ss z,
r s s9s sdsS aS sssS r.: y ss
respect Of such lost portion. TO entie the ship TO full
sH e cennse d
Tie word delivered has therefore, its ONCE and sig
O TGs Ss saoas ao n ss
be employed m the sense Of declaring that freight was 70
S:s. 8: Gsf Ss. gSy sb s!sSs:ss sss whs s
d o e ne %
age II all the goods arrive the place OF destination
is;E Il Y . s q e Ss S:ae: vs
g i: Sssds .ss sSss
according to the when the goods should
s nc e pSs S0o: e 90 "a h
sence OF all objection to be deemed bound by the bill Of
In tGe case of Bottomley vs. Forbes Bing NJ G. I2i.
o goods shipped Bo%Ssy LONDON s. Mhs Ssf co ton
was sed that evidence was sssa 81 an usage 70
pay according to the at Bombay be.
SHOW his captain oSe.S e
receive the goods at the bombay measure ment
measurement to the shippers
In the under confederation there does not
Assumed that the S q sdins Sorreo stated ns sss cone Se
tract between the shippers and the carriers
% S e S e 4 Dsnsc
ss e .sea . n aS kna:u ahs
entitled to frsEht according 70 the 10 ie Bill
Danlsic measure Moller Living. liaunt. i6z =
Where cargo Of wheat on which freight was payable
svsr hs p:y:ss 4 che s
Ss ~ s S:s ;si; Y: r:ls
son in @ o dns IN she
under consideration did not change the rule TO
charter party Il wss agreed shst ship should sSiI
from Bcmbsy there load uli cargo of coston proosed
with to a. I've rs o aa ass D.r TN the sns
iivrfed" The ship received at bombay and carried TO
IAxafpoo tnu oAsso 0t eotsQps Nwsa packed st Rew
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Policy shops Again.

FoIicy ShOps again.
t- Before Judge Murray.
During the last week no less than seven policy
shops have ito use the police phrase) been
"pulled" in the Fourth and Sixth precincts. The
list OF the present week was opened yesterday BY
the arrest OF Frank Warren, OF No. l39 DIVISION
street. Conrad Bauer, OF NO.. Ill OF the same
street, baied Warren In the sum OF 81, 000
ssAt Sight"
Frank Mcclure. OF Granam avenue, Brooklyn,
was arrested yesterday on complaint Of Theodore
W. Crambock, who charges MIN with having
stolen a gold hunting case watch, valued at Sl35.
Mcclure was held In default OF $4,000 BAH to
answer.
They Had Colds I'm tho Head.
Hen Moss and John Pierce were held In 81, 900
bail each, to answer the charge OF stealing hand
kerchiefs to the value OF $40 from John Pearce,
OF No. l06 Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Larcenies and Burglarics.
Before Recorder Hackett.


Before Recorder Hacket.
The arst case tried in this Court yesterday was
that OF Mary Sheridan on an indictment charging
her with stealing 81 from the person OF Frederlck
Hirsch. on the I'd or November, as he was walking
through Forsyth street. She was found guilty and
sentenced TO The State Prison for two years.
John Flanagan was tried and convicted OF
stealing silver watch from the person OF Cor
nelia Mastering on tine 18th Of November. HIS
Honor said that he had no doubt but that Flanni-
gan was professional thleI. sf.an g
Henry Smith, who was indtcted for burglartously
entering the house Of William Talelansky No. 81
Mulberry street, on the 10th OF ovember, and
stealing two silver Watches pleaded guilty to the
third grade OF that offence. f sH43. ase
Joseph Scnwendemann, shoemaker at Green
point, was convicted OF receiving stolen goods.
The proof was that on the 4th OF November he
received three calf skins and q qusntiry OF shoe
thread, valued at $40, the property OF Henry
Arthur. dong business at No. SO Gold street,
which were stolen by Oscar Bentnetm, clerk IN
his employ. These prisoners were each sent to
the state Prison Tor 1--WE years.
Charles Stevens was also tried and found guilty
OF stealing pocketbook containing 81 from John
Gilmartin The Recorder said tnat crimes OF this
class were very frequent at present, and order,
II possible, deter others from their commission
years IN the State Prison. III -"
John Chatoney pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
The charge was that on the 18th of September he
stole large quantity OF household articles, pic
lures and books, the property OF Louis N. DE
Barry, OF the st. James HOTEL HIS Honor sent
the prisoner TO the State Prison for four years.
George Coggins sailor, pleaded guilty to car.
rying o concealed weapon, known as q siungshot,
ana was fined S25.
samuel cohen pleaded guilty to an attempt ut
grand larceny, the allegation being that on the
18th 0f November ne stole jewelry, valued at 500.
owned oy Frank Bowman. He was sent to the
State Prison Tor swO years and SIX months.
John Fennelly, youth. was tried upon an in
dictment charging him with stealing silver watch
from the person OF George Gutr1e on the 10th or
November in avenue b. He was convicted and
sentenced to the Penitentiary Tor three years and
SIX months. 3a
An Assault.
John Mcguire. who was charged, with number
OF sailors, In roobing Peter Trude Of So upon the
1ith OF November, while on board the steamer
Italy, pleaded guilty to assault and battery. He
was sent to the Penitentiary lor one year.
Petit Larcenies.
James O'Keefe, boy, was tried upon charge
OF ourglariously entering an unoccupied house Ia
East Seventy-third street, owned by Rev. Mr..
Wild, and stealing quantity OF lead pipe from the
cellar. The police ofiicer saw two boys running
from the premises and succeeded In arresting
Okeeie. The jury convicted MIN OF petit larceny.
Eva Sutta. charged with stealing SIS In money
from Joseph Sa on the 18th 0l November, pleaded
guilty to petit larceny.
These prisoners were sent to the Penitentiary
for SIX months.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

bay as customary In compressed bales; but. on being
unloaded at Liverpool, 1t had expanded greatly. II
was held that freight was payable the Measurement
OF the cotton when shipped and not on the measure
In the light Of these authorities, In view of the
facts OF this case must be decided that the defendant
liable for freight according the speci
ned In the margin OF the bill OF adng and not accord
ing 70 the measurement at the place oil delivery.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
TIE pRooToR-MouLT0N SUIT.

Francis d. Moulton, defendant In the action for
damages brought by Miss Edna Dean Proctor in
the United states Circuit Court was yesterday
confined 10 his house by nervous attack which
will prevent, II Is believed, his attendance at the
trial to-day In the event OF his absence the trial
Will not proceed this week.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

States Circuit Court No. 27 Chambers street. Tne
Grand Jury handed In several indictments. and.
having announced that they had concluded their
labors, they we're discharged for the term. Among
the indictments found are the following:-
Dennis Holland, smuggling. sssit
John Rels, running an Illicit distlllery.
William Just running an Illicit distiliery. H
Gonzalez Sardo, manufacturing cigars without
having given proper BOND 10 the united states
Lepo Serapio, smuggling. 4 ars HffD
John Carroll, running an Illicit distillery.
& Peter Campbell, running an Illicit distillery.
John Rice and William Just, conspiring to deiraud
the government
Peter Campbell ana John Carroll, oonapirinR to
deiraud the government.
Charles Leach, perjury to 4s iM .t}C
George B. Brews. smuggling.
John B. Martinez. smuggling.
Blais du Buchet, smuggling. ea#
Patriek Connors and Michael Gallagher, snug
Cling. 4f
william q. 1lndle, fraudulent bankruptcy.
ID. p. Harris, smuggling.
w. p. Girard, smuggling n
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
THE MoRRo MURDER CASE POSTPONED.

Coroner Eickhoir did not yesterday proceed with
the investigation in the case OF Thomas MORO,
who was fatally shot on election morning. accord
Ing TO previous adjournment, but postponed the
further hearing or the matter Indefinitely. No i'm
portant witnesses were present, but the friends OF
4oEro are eRdeavoItng TO nnd some.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
COURT oALEN DARs-TH1s DAY.

supREsS vouRr-C1RcUIr- 2-Held py Judge
Van Vorst-Nos. 2l7O, 100k, 992h. 1s4s, 1894 442O,
4sao, 1872 ess, 1850. 2lgo. 1892 $685. 1914, l!7e,
Lawrence.-Nos. 1881. 1853, 2ll5, 4ssl, 1925 1871,
1858, AIT, 2l31, $685. 371x, $685. 2l3S 2137, 2l4l,
2l42, 2l45, 2l49, 2l53 2165. 8
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held BY Judge
Davis.-Nos. %, ~, 76 81, 1O3, 152, 100, 100, 1911
1872 lsS, 2O1, 217, 259, 267, 270, 27l, 2S2
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERx-Held by Judge
Van vorsL-Demurrers-Nos 80, 81 81, so. Issues
OF law and fact-42, r. 70, 81, 08, l0l, l02, l0s,
10l los, 106 l07 l0S, lO9, no. Ill, 1l2, 1lS ia.
1l5 1l6 ~. 1lS, 119 100, l2l, l22, l23, 1874 125
1875 l27, l26, l29, l30 49, 1872 1913, l34, 1876, 1885,
137, 1873, lS9, lao, l41, l42 49, l44, l45 l46 l47
1]8. LAG. $50. 11 IL -
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Larremore.
mcCabe vs.. The Mayor, &C. Walsh vs. Same;
Hayes VS.. Same; Purcell We. Same; Cooke vs.
same; Hogan vs. Same Neiss vs.. Same.-Demur.
rers sustained with leave to plaintins to amend.
See decisions
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
SUPREME OOURT-CHAMBERS.

Decisions.
BY Judge Davis.
Levy vs.. Van Orden.-Granted. fa
Wen vs.. Schwarz.-Granted. a
Chidester vs.. Russell, No. L-Reference ordered.
Same va, Same, No. 2.-Same. A @g
Sldenberg vs.. Lalor Brennan vs. Goodstein;
Rice vs.. Tivolt Brewing Company; Rooerts vs..
Bishop; Down vs.. Rogers; Devlin vs. Devn;
Nadepor VS.. Marshall; Union Trust Company vs..
Courtney; Cumming vs, the Mayor &C.; Flagg vs.
stann vs.. Gibbons; Hart VS.. Pellet Stack vs. link;
Equitable Lite Assurance Society vs.. H0wel.-Or-
derS granted.
Lanigan ct al. vs. The Mayor, &c.-Allowance
granted. .
Hodsden VS.. Nudd.-Referee's report.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
n VS.. Nudd.- Referees report.
SUPREME OOURT-sPEOIAL TERM.
Decisions

Decisions.
By Judge Van Worst r
Holloway va. Stevens.-MotlOn granted.
BY. Judge Donohue. lf3t
Bell vs.. Baggs.-Order confirming report OF sale
q ra N pd