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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-13
Inducements offered by this
Route

to the travelling public are all the. modern i'm
Steel Rail, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
Lounging Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air
Brakes, biillers patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute comfort
Running Through FiUe Great States,
and operating over 1900 miles of road, this
Company presents to the Traveller facilities lhat
are not and cannot be offered by any Competl-
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via this
route.
tlons, you viii buy your tickets by this route,
and will take no other.
WARVIN IIUGHITT, w. II. STENNETT.
General Supt. Genl Pa S. .Ageut.
Jan6tf 1876
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p. a II SAy a Y

land. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl. Rochester, Albany, Toronto. Montreal
Quebec PoEiIand. Boston, New York, Phi5adel
pha. Baltimore, WASHINGTON. 81. LoQIs. Carlo
SAN Francisco, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake
City, Denver. Council Bluffs, Sioux City, ST.
Paul. Marquette, Es~anoba, Menasha, Madison
Cheyenne Omaha, Ianhton. Ninona. Duluth
Green bay Milwaukee, and all points North.
West, South and East should buy their tickets
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-13

LARGEST sale Of any LAWN MOWER in the
WORLD
tt has been adopted, and oali be seen in prac-
teal opertjun 1T General Park and all other
City Parks EeW York; Government Grounds
d'il dy lley ltrES ~ as}l3aelo4 BGston Iol&Iheh'
an!ost every prominent Park throughout the
United States and Canada.
At the trial held in New York City, on the
18th Of June, 1874. the New EXcELsr0R was
awarded the First Premium, q Silver Medal by
the American Institute, in competition with
all the different Lawn Mowers made in this
country.
Four Sizes for hand power; four sizes for
horse power.
Psiccs from 81 to $500.
EVERX MACHINE WARRANTED.
Ch0dJ0rls &c C0JG5geU Mfg. Co.,
Apri27m3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-13
COMPOUND INTEREST

st the rate of per cent. per annum, allowed on
al money lop6slte In our Savings Department
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-13
Sheriff Sale.

In Circuit Court-Portage County, Wisconsin.
RECOVERY.
The First National Bank Of Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin, Plaintiff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-07-13

bANTG0CH. LII, Dec. /. 1874
''3ly'wifc has, for s. long time. been a terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only
thing which has given her relief Is Eentaur
Eminent. | asn reioiced to say this has cured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

In the suit OF Chauncey Smith against Doctors Taylor
and Chrystje, OF the orahopedic Hospital, corner
Sixth avenue and Finy-thrd street. to recover
$500 for milk trial in the Marine Court yesterday
the defence short and overchargss in
prices One Of the witnesses for the defence testified
as popularity Of the transactions out OF which the
suit that plaintiffs tickets long and his
milk short"
LOUIS BOIL as administrator OF William Boil, his
brother has brought suit against the Harlem Bridge,
Morrisania and Fordbam Railroad Company, claiming
So 900 damages II is claimed that while William Boil
was attempting to cross Third avenue near 1920
street he over by one OF defendants cars
tanning injuries from which be died The defence Is
contributive negligence and that the accident hap
pened from causes beyond the companys control The
being tried before Judge Curtis Of the Superior
Court
In November, 1873, an action was begun in the Su-
perior Court by Fanny b. Custg against Arnold Gus
Zig for divorce The has been repeatedly be-
fore tho Court, and finally discontinued yester-
day in Special Term, before Judge Sedgwick. In
ing for an order OF dlscontinuance. Mr.. Andrew
Boardman counsel for the plaintiff, made a statement
the Court, and, in the OF his remarks said
that In making this motion for discountnuance he
deemed 1t but proper and due TO the defendant TO state
Court that this action brought in good faith,
but lie had invesg gated the and found that the
plaintiff entirely mistaken. Andrew Boardman for
plaintiff aud Ira Shaier and Jos. Fettretch for de-
PENDANT.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Lawrence.

BY Judge Lawrence
Bruf VS.. Security Insurance Company.-Explana-
Swift VS. schoe Mahan VS.. scholle; Van schaok
Fairly; Eells VS.. 0tard; Agnew vs. Butler; Homo
Insurance Company VS.. Montfort; Polk VS.. Polk Eels
Rachan; Mutual Lie Insurance Company vs. Field,
Nos l and 2; Godfrey VS. Moser; Watkins vs. Trap
hagen; SCHNEIDER VS.. Franckyn; thl vs. Falk Nos. /
aud 2; Atkinson Mortimer; Certificate OF Incorpo-
ration of ST. Matthew's Sick Aid Society of Mel
rose; Richards VS.. Friedman, Nos. / and 2; Rener
VS. Spelman -Grantod.
Ahrens w. Dvhrmann. Exploitation required
Matter of Frazer ct aL-Explanation wanted.
Bedell VS.. Yandecar.-Moton TO change place Of trial
to Niagara granted without costa
Eylers VS.. Eylers -Report of referee confirmed and
decree OF divorce granted 10 plaintiff
Hoyt VS.. Hoyt-l desire TO know what infant de-
PENDANTS are represented by the guardian ad htem.
Matter OF the Buchanan Farm Oil COmpany.-I wish
the order appointing Mr. Mitchell receiver, and also to
hear counsel in regard to the application.
Ravens w. Davs.-I wish 10 know whether the
papers have been presented to another justice of this
court.
Deckerhoff vs. Ahlborn.- Reference ordered. Mem
orandum.
TO the landlord within three days receiver will be APP
pointed II such rent Is paid the motion will be de-
MED without costs the preponderance OF evidence
seems TO be that the property is ample security for the
plaintiffs mortgage.
Man VS. wllloughby Memorandum.
Matter of Hamiton.-0rder granted.
Fowler VS.. Trenor and another.-Amdavit not sworn
Certificate &C., ofsocietie Franchise dc Y Harmonic
The certificate must be re executed and made egble
Thomson Nermann.-AttentOn OF counsel 10
called to rule 49, The consent is not signed by ator-
news for all the parties If such is obtained shall
appoint one OF the parties named
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwick
Hotop VS.. Ehreureick ct aL-Referee's report con-
frmed and Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
:, Luslig VS.; LusIig Jenny vs.. Tallman; Klein VS..
Faik ct al Hayard ct al vs. Hose granted.
Morehouse ct al VS.. Yeager.-Case ordered on file
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DoLAN's LATEST MOVE.

AT Special Term OF the Supreme Court, beio Judge
Lawrence yesterday Mr. William F. Howe, counsel for
Dolan, the convicted murderer Of James H. Noe, pre-
sentod lengthy petition to BY the condemned
setting forth that by the action Of the Supreme Court
General Terra all the proceedings in the re-
mitted TO the Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer aud conse
ouenty the writ OF error allowed by Justice Barrett
would DO imperative unless the bill OF exceptions
transmitted 70 the Court o. APPealsi ana lor THIS
Commanding the Clerk Of tho Oyer and Tor
miner Court 10 return all the proceedings
into the Supreme Court for review by the
Court Of Appeals the writ Of heretofore al
lowed In this petition, Dolan In the strongest man.
ner protests his innocence OF the crime OF which he IS
convicted Judge Lawrence allowed the and made
the same returnable forthwith There is now no OBJ
stacle TO the speedy rcvcwal Of Doau's by the
.annellate tribunal
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RECORD OF CRIME.

River thieves boarded two belonging to the
New Haven Railroad Company while they were moored
at the pier foot Of Wills and Harlem River ana
stole rope 10 the value Of 500 Tho thieves broke no
the cabin Of one Of the and stole coat worth
as They escaped with al the property in small boat
The apartments occupied by Emma Resler at No.
o5o Third avenue we're entered By burglars ana
clothing 10 the value OF $50 carried on
While asleep the liquor store at the corner Of frSt
avenue and Twenty street Martin Dugan, OF NO
ia avenue A. was robbed OF silver watch worth t50
sneak thieves entered the residence OF l. r. Richard,
M Ma 326 Ninth avenue by OF false keys, dur
Inc Inc temporary absence OF Mr. Richards, and sue
ceeded in carrying OF JewcIry and clothing valued
at 500 -. -.
Thirty-nfth street, entered and robbed by somo
unknown thieves Of clothing valued AZ go.
The Hudson County IN. j. Penitcntiary at Snake
Hill was the scene Of daring robbery on "Wednesday
night. large quantity Of clothing boong ng 10
prisoners In the institution carried on Tho thieves
lorced tho door with crowhar
Charles Sacia the president OF the bogus Pahsadc
Insurance Company, OF Jersey City, who was indicted
for conspiracy but altcrward discharged from jail as
u was believed he dying has now recovered, ana
visited Jersey City yesterday, steps wiz be immea-
atey taken for his arrest -. \,
julius Tischcrt, an employee Of John Mchaeletz on
Jersey CITY arrested IN this city yesterday on me
charge Of carrying or $50 worth oil clothing ana
watch halnnsins ia hts employer
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1863 l7oA Part 3-Heid by Judge Van Hoesen.-Nos.
l49l 1884 1868 1921 1908 2lSa 1894 1895 1901 1875,
1885, 1851 l7s9 1890 1892 1893 1704 1885, 1896 1874
Conn0s PLEAs-EQuITY TERa-Hed by Judge Rob
inson, JE-NosL g. 9, 10. H.
COMMON PLEAs-GEEERAL TERM-Adjourned to March
MARINE CoURr-TRTAL TERh-Part Held by Judge
Goepp-Nos 3709. 6054 65s2, 6l5e, 1926, 1886, 1878
1925 1929 $780, $685. 1884 1895, 1885, 3940. Part .
Held by Judge Alker Nos 1865 707. 6757, 3S0l 1885,
3S46, 2562, 2037, 3797 1921, $780, 5640, 6572 666e
30sL Part g. Held by Judge McAdam Nos. 1924,
27s2 1885, $500 624O 5s49 $780, 4736 4sl7 1855 $751;
5s54 5s73 6227 6291 6354 6a73 651e 6573 6579 67ss
6773 $751; 679l, 6S3l 6S47 $500, 6S66 6S73, 6S74
Court GENERAL SEssiOss-Hed by Recorder
HacketLsrhe People VS.. Michael O'Farrell aud
Anne O'farrell receiving stolen goods Same VS..
Vs. EDWARD Stein feonous assault and battery; Same
vs. James sullivan and Alfred English burglary; Same
VS. George Webster burglary; Same Richard Scott,
grand larceny same VS.. Mary hcCabe, grand larceny.
C"Vhr on OYER AND TERMrNkR-Held by Judge Bar
relt-IAe People VS.. Michael Finnel, homicide
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAnBERs--Hcld by Judge Law.
renee Nos 80 A. 70, 100, los, ZIG. lis, 124 192,
2O4 1858, 270, 2e2, sl4, Slt 1885, 800 4Os All, 4l2,
ALB sl6 Az, 42S.
Supreme CoURr-srEcIAL THKE-Hcld BY Judge Van
vorsL-Nos 49, 90, Us, 2l4. 81, las, lG2, 235 28s
292 2Oo 1O7 307 l99 264. ll9. i20 so l38, 1,s l39
Al. $50, lag, 2O2, 10, GO.
SUPREME COURT CiRouIr-Part January term
continued. Held in General Term room. Held by Judge
Westbrook. Case on No. 2064 Part 2-Held by
Judge Donohue Short causes-Nos 1865, 170s,
15OlH, 1S20s 1854 1772k z74 2346 2342 2340, 1889,
24l, 1858, 1856 1885, 25l2 2iS6 1925, 14O4 2050 2t4
1000 l76l 24g6 2420 1866, 1900 23e2 1892 $780, 24o,
736, 22S0, 245s, 1892, 24os. Part 3--Hed by Judge
Larremorc Short causes-Nos 1885, 3505, l711,
l741K 22O3 23l7 o73 2440 ESQ 2253 1889 1891 1852,
2509 2ls9 2416 2439, 2455, 234q, 246l, 1891 24ll.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEciAL TERn-Held by JUDGE
Scdgwick. --Damnrrer-No O. Law and fact-NOs- .,
~, 9. is, !, 80. ~, 80, 32, So, 80, is, "a, 49, -
surERIoR CouRT-GEsERAL TERM-Adourned LOT
the term. -. -.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TKRw-Part He'd oy
Chief Justice M0nelL-Short causes--Nos. ioSoi lsoo
1921 1905 1870 1851 1y6l, 1917. l432 1910 1852 Ia,s
2-IIed by Judge Curtis Mos 49, s2s, sos leS4, 20,
s4s us 900 s3S 7Os 1000 1904, zoos, zoos, IVt9
CornT og COMMON PLEAs-fWAL IERM-fwt l-nela
bv Judge Joseph " Daily Mos 254 5ss Ivy, 80
ass ooo III 81, 1884, 600, 22el, zzse zSssl Ins0
1l67 1b5a ls 2l22 177s lC92, lI1g 1851, IVA
17sa lisa PART 2--Hcld by Judge Van Brunt Nos,
lana st5 1874 172C 1870 1854 1858 1858, 1874 1878
l2cS 1884 l45A 1885, l34s 1891 1872. 1871 I'LL lIcz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
RUBENSTEIN.

Israel Rubensten, father Of Pessch n. .s1uensten,
condemned to death for the murder OF Sarah Alex
ander visited his at the Raymond Street JAIL
Brooklyn, yesterday, for the first time since the SEN
tcnce OF death was pronounced The meeting be-
tween father and very affecting both bursting
into tears When Pesach had recovered from his
emotion he again protested his innocence In the
manner and stated that he had been bounded
10 death by the detectives. He especially
in his denunciations OF Zundt against whom he
cherishes very bitter feelings, and whom he drove
from cell yesterday, although he had invited him
there His father held out no hope for stay OF pro-
ceedngs delay in the execution OF the sentence,
and told him TO prepare for tho worst Rubeustein
has undergone a great change IN his demeanor since
his sentence, having become lively and communities
lIua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kibreth.
THE BROADWAY GAMBLERS.

TIE BROADWAY GAMBLERS.
Thomas Edwards, of No. 6S5 Broadway; Edward F.
Tompkins James Thompson and James Robinson were
charged by Sergeant Allen Of the Fifteenth precinct
with violation Of the gambling laws. The sergeant, In
civilians clothes made the arrest at No 6S5 Broadway
on Wednesday night as was reported IN yesterday
HERALD. Edwards was required TO give 81 600 bail TO
answer and The other prisoners discharged Mr.
Billy Birch became Edwards bondsman
DETECTED AT LAST
For seven years past John E. Brown, OF No 100 East
Twenty-t third street, has been employed clerk
drug OF Caswell Hazard Co., in the Fifth Ave-
Hotel For years he bore reputation for honesty,
but for several months his employers have had
to suspect his integrity They had missed money from
their cash drawer, and, suspocting Brown,
ployed detectives TO watch him, but the officers
failed TO detect him In any criminal act week ago
Mr.. Eugene N. Smith, cashier, determined 10 keep
watch upon the movements OF Brown, and his labor
tered the store and purchased bill OF goods amount
ing to eighty five cents giving in payment 80 bill
Brown presented the bill Tor the goods and the money
Mr. Smith, and received in change 81 is, the bills
being 81 each. He suddenly returned to the desk of
the cashier ana asked for two 81 bills for 81. This
done for him, and while he returning TO deliver
rejecting the action Of Brown that he placed
81 in his pocket. Mr. Smith then advised
with his employers, and the result was that
Detective Kealy was called in and took Brown into
custody. Brown was brought before Justice Kilbreth
yesterday, at the Washington Place Police Court, and
held in default OF $500 bail for the larceny OF
ST. Mr. Smith, who made the complaint stated that
Brown had probably swindled Caswell Hazard Co.
out OF large sum OF money but that until Wednes-
day they had been unable TO detect him In his nefari
Gus business In court Brown seemed deeply peni-
tent and his wife who was also present was greatly
affected. Brown when arrested admitted that he had
stolen at various times sums Of money amounting to
did warning the large force Of clerks in their
employ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

ALLEGED FRAUD BY CITY OFFICIAL.
Bryan Henry ia a subordinate employee in the Depart
ment Of Public Works. On the 9th inst he called at
the Comptrollers Office and presented setting
forth that the bearer John Henry, that he had
been census enumeration, and such entitled to re-
ceve 500. Bryan, IL is alleged, signed the payroll,
swore that the contents OF the aforesaid warrant
correct got a check for the money. Mr.. Charles
A. Clark, clerk IN the Finance Department, SUISSE
qucnty discovered that the check frauduently OBJ
tained and caused Bryane arrest Officer Davis, OF the
Twenty sixth precinct took him before Justice Bxby
at the above court, yesterday afternoon. The case
set down for examination this morning, and mean
while the accused was locked up Bryan's father 5
name is John Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
THE LOST HARVEST QUEEN.

The steamship Adriasic seized yesterday by the
United states Marshal, Charles II. Marshall and others,
owners Of the lost packet ship Harvest Queen having
filed a libel against the steamship to s225, coo
damages for the loss Of the ship. The libel 1lod
the District Court Of the United States and alleges
First nat the ibollants, at tho time Of the collision
mentioned, we're the owners OF the American ship
Havcst Queen; second that the 30th day Of Decem
Der 1878 the ship set sail from Cork, ireland,
for the port Of Liverpool England and then
stout. light s.sneh, well no EQUIPPED and ap;
4 good and sufficient crew, and was deeply
laden with valuable cargo third, that while the Har
vest Queen was so proceeding to Liverpool and when
she was distant about atty miles from Cork and pro-
ceeding up the Irish Channel the wind blowing stG
breeze from about southwest and the weather being
clear starlight she run into by the steamer
Adratic the latter steamer striking her on her port
bow with such violence a. 70 cause her, with her
cargo 10 sink very short time alter the collision
and that by the collision the sad ship totally lost
and her master officers and all hands ON board OF her
were lost AZ bclants believe; fourth, that prior 20
and At the time Of the collision the general course OF
aha Harvest os~.- -- IN and tho aenoral course OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
SUITS IN STATE COURTS.
A DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
IN REFERENCE TO A NEW YORK INSURANCE

IN REFERENCE TO NEW YORK INSURANCE
COMPANY
RICHMOND, Va Feb. IL, 1915
The Supreme Court Of Appeals rendered important
decision to-day in the appealed Of the Continental
Insurance Company, of New York, VS. Rasey, OF
Roanoke county.
This was a suit policy in which Mr.. Rasey got
Judgment the State Circuit Court OF Roanoke county
for S. OO0 The insurance company appealed and tho
decision Of the lower Court reversed trial
being granted thereafter the company represented
that il was chartered in the State OF New York.
had Its principal Office there and that IT feared
through prejudice or local influence II could
not get justice the Circuit Court of Roanoke county
and prayed that IL be allowed under the OF Congress
TO remove the the United States Circuit Court
Upon this the State Circuit Court Of Roanoke county
denied the petition, and the company then invoked the
Supreme Court OF Appeals TO compel the Circuit Court
OF Roanoke grant its petition This Court delivered
its decision sustaining the State Circuit Court and de-
clarcd that the act OF Congress intended
to give suitors who citizens OF differ
ent States election between two courts,
but not two different chances. IL further
asserts that in the line OF decisions In State courts
and had been until recently also in the United States
Supreme Court IL refers TO the grasping disposition
OF the United States and their inclination 10
every foreign insurance company coming TO Virginia,
and putting itself under the State Insurance Deposit
law became domicled here and that foreign compa
mes doing business In the State must be treated like
home companies and in conflicts with citizens must be
sued in the courts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
p0IICE COURT NOTES.

In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday Denis
MCGOWAN, an active Tammany politician, was nned $50
for being an eyewitness 10 dog Eight in Montgomery
street some days ago Mr. Bergh prosecuted the
and denounced the practice OF dog lighting in strong
terms MCGOWAN paid the fine.
Frederick b. Lance hnfl f25 for cruelty beating
borse with a hickory stick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
TRIAL OF A POLICE SURGEON.

Police Surgeon Mcdonnell yesterday was served with
papers charging him with disorderly conduct In being
at the Central Ofce last Tuesday while intoxicated
He denies the charge and rs trying 20 ind Wit
nesses The trial will come OF on tho 2ist inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
A BLANKET THIEF.

John Dewitt OF No. 416 West Twenty fourth street,
charged Edward Fay Of No 4o7 West FihythIrd street.
with the theft ofa horse blanket worth s35 He also
suspected Of having been engaged In burglary
town a few nights ago, and evidence connecting bm
herewith will probably be IN court today he was held
for trial in Abe blanket case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18
FIFTY SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
CHASE AFTER A THIEF.

CHASE AFTER THIEF.
Thomas Sullivan, youth OF not very prepossessing
appearance charged with the larceny OF two boxes
Of cigars which he snatcbed from the express wagon
Of George schnapper, No. sol Lexington avenue on
Ger Kcndlon Of the Twentynrst precinct pursued Sui
lvan from Lexington to Second avenue, where he
captured by ex-Poiceman Merrill, whose dismissal oc
Cured Wednesday Sullivan was Identified In court
as a burglar, for whom the police Of the Nineteenth
precinct have been looking for some time. He was
committed for trial. If the witnesses be found he
naY be tried on q charge Of burglary.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb H. 1875
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following business
transacted
No 2o4 Patterson Va BIrdsalL-Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. lS9 Fisher Satterthwaite appellant VS. George
Freeland CT al, spondents.-Appeal dismissed upon
the argument.
No. 2051s. John A. Moody respondent VS. Robert
T. Andrews, appellant Argued by ; Hand OF counsel
for appellant, and by James W. Monk for respondent
No, POI. Martin Cole, respondent, Matthew Van
Keuren appellant-Argued by s $. Stebbns OF coun-
sci for appellant, and by William Loundsberry for
respondent
No 200. Jacob Levy ct al, respondents Caleb A.
Burgess, appellant Argued by Byron J. Strong Of
counsel for appellant and by S. S. Smith for respond
ents.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar, Court OF Appeals, Friday February is,
1s76-Nos. 2l0 2ll pa 2l6, 2201a, 226 22S and DBL
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JAY GOULD's MEMORY.

fidelity and honor Ne asks therefore, that the com
plaint be dismisscd.