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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
Dividend Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
i BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified
that at the monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors, the REGULAR DIVIDEND was
declared for the month Of July Of
Per Cent.
On the amount of capital stock, payable at tho
Bank In United States gold coin on THURS
DAY, the 10th inst.
Nv. WRIGHT, Bank Manager.
Phoebe. New. August 8. 1879. au6-t6
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
N oTICE,

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted to J. Myers 4 Bro. will please
come forward and settle their accounts immedi.
Ately. Otherwise all accounts remaining unset
tied on the FIRST dav Of January, 1916. will be
placed IN the hands Of an oficer for collection,
Att T. NYERa 4 1pO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF VIM. SEAMAN, DECEASED.
II Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate Of Vim. Scanlan,
deceased, to the creditors Of, ard all persons
having claims against, the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said Administrator. At Miles Quill.
lens store, at Phoebe, In the county Of Lincoln
Dated at Phoebe, July sth. 1876.
jy9-SOd MILES CULLEN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

Antilles Mining Company. --Loca-
ton Of principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, California otice.-There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment levied on the It'll day Of
July, 1876. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. as fol-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
CALL AND SETTLE.

A IL BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
"A me must be paid by Monday, January
?4th. 1875, otherwise they viii be placed in the
hands OF the proper authorities for collection
Immediately after that date.
Phoebe, January 21st, 1876.
jaS0-d CHAs. 0OEDICKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27

Atkins Dern Tenn and Hale REP heJ oh Jonsu,n
anil Diplomatic Appropriation bll5-Ae ssrs. $50
I)eu MssJ Randall Dem, Penn)' anu "aiuIon 'i''P'
Mr. WHITE (Rep, Ky) rising 10 question OF PRIV Sn
nea sent 10 tie clerks desk and had Ieal Az 30
rom ne Vgshin1ton Gazette, headed Irtors ~ rt
-(ousuracy Of the House Employ IS W 10. ~
pctrcncrulelt" charging the Clerk aud hs sulO
Win lobbypg against lie act ons in the LeginiaHo ~
nrnnriati6n hill and with il reso uuoh @ ~
Iommttee on Rules to inquire wbelher snch 0i' o. 49,
true &C. The resolution was agreed TO- .,-i,o,o sent
Mr. WHITE then another question Oh li'iio7.' oon
10 the Clerks desk and had read ielIer ~ ~ iing
tanning vague charge OF 20 sQHhs benuouy
neer Of the House, the writer or when was ~ C,nnf
anoonted Assistant Engineer. Referred to the Conli'
tee on public Buildings aud Grounds 80. mazda the
The bill for the reduction OF lhe army wan "
srccial order for next "Wednesday ,.,o Tor tho
Mr. GIBSON Dem, LaJ offered resoine'V On aUt
annontInent of select cOmml toe OF bhc W M -
thorough investigation into he nlanaseli a 80 oer
duct nj fine Custom-hCuse at NeT-OIeals anu on ono
FEDERAL Offices Implicated in wrOngdoS ana 'loaoH VI
law. Adopted ., ana Mr. DOUGLASS
Dem Val Chairman Of the select COininItue, on 0
Er,aJ,,.n,s Rank made personal explanation IN TelY
TO an article In tLs mornings nus"WJtou re- t,,ii
speakng Oi the Committee as sta, c"iDcI i,o
lion and uublishiIg n letter from Mr. Lelpou' Wy
te commissioners OF the bank lie asseiiel th's ~.
Teipold hal mad ample opportunity 10 Vlhdlca'o b'n
before the Committee. - ,,,,,, t,or hin
The consideration OF the Le@lsaJi'e AFPl"bi"'' ~
was then resumed. ,,-A. .,.so,
Amer going az FAR rs page &c. leaving only elght pages
to be DISPOSED OF, The Committee rose. c..
Mr. WELLS Dem, MOI, from the conference No,u,t
toe on lie Ugicrlcy bll made report recOmn tncnS
that lie senate rccedc from three 0l MS HlnUuuilo'
and mat the House IN three Others OF us ae
ments- none or them OF any Importance lAo iepo'' ~"
Pesojitions were offered by Nessrs BANNING ind
OJiol and RANDALL DEM Prnn.l calling for lnIofnHa
ton rs to the sale OF commits any aftMits diu 81. ~
amount OF post funds at inc llii''i! Ao"10""' Nv 49,
Point Adopted.
Tie House then, at $50, adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27


PROSPERITY OF THE MANUFACTURES ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE SILK ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA.
At the annual meeting of the Silk AsSocla-
ton Of America Yesterday at No 90 Duanet the FOL
low ng officers were elected: President, f. W. Cheney
South Manchester Conn; Vice-Presdents, Ihomas AZ
Dale Of Paterson n j., and A. r. Strange ana "ilhani
Ryle OF NeY-YOrk; Directors, L. o. Horslma, b. hch-
ardSon, George B. skinner, Ira DmOek, VIM suahge'
C. Greppo, A. Soleac VIM. skinner. Seth Low l. a
Hopper George H. Burrtt, l.. Bayard Smith, Milo NJ
Beding d. ODOnoghue, A. g. Jennings, LOUIS fianke'
c. Lambert John T. Walker, ]. W. c. seavey, r. W.
Cheney Treasurer John N Stearns; Secretary Frank
In Al On.
Tnercports read show that American silk manufactures
are pr sperng and rapidly meeting the demands OF nome
consumption The total value OF American SIX GOODS
manufactured in 1873 S27,15S,07l The American
silk ribbons manufactured valued at 81 S079s5 ana
tho value OF imported silk ribbons was only S2SSl2H'
American manufactures Of sewing silks and twist are
stated to be competing successfully with English manu-
features in the Canadian markets Steps were taken 10
establish conditioning bureau IN this city to determine
the amount OF moisture in silk, which is sold by the
pound and Is very sensitive TO moisture. The Secretary
Franklin Allen, in his annual report says
Tho wear 1873 the mos. prosperous year hat the
sill industry IN America has ever experience cOs'u
cred IN rCs eCi 10 Ae quantity OF raw hdelaI
ana the amount Of labor omPiOYe IN sA hahnlaoluIe'
True the !n gin of profits II employers was sia fola
lively, the amount OF business done, as compared VIM
some previous years; but II is al encouaShS act hat
during period e. eTa depression I'D oher biahcDSs
OF industry the Silk manufacturers were not uu!3
enabled to give cmi lOyment 10 as many, operators
as usual but 10 give steady Work ana lair WAGES
to a considerable additional number. Specially mas
this increase taken place IN Paterson, n j. WIeie ia
the pas; year The manufacture OF bread GOODS was
greatly extended, and the produe ION OIL ribbons ha
X rcbcfs faucy silks Tor trimmings ties, &c, was mere
than douole that 1874. EarAcd feature OF inc N
creased activity in The Sllk trade az Paterson CURING ibb
past year has been the imnis ration q! nHlDer Oi So
cal-d master silk vyaycrs from France ana Ehgiahd
These men individually own several looms, WhltI III
M .ny instances they Lave brought Win lh'in Ihel
GARY the wCgyinc al their LoMcs one or More ros
b. httpd up for this purpose Ihe import 81 raw ALA
ia 1873 10 supply Amtrcan manu- acturels was 90 pe
cent ger in 1874, SnG 3ocO1 pouhor IN excess ol
ISL winch, previous 10 1c1J, WAS the largest year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
su,yERwARE FoR THE CENTENNIAL.

Tiffany a. Co. have received within few
days from their mandatory assortment OF plated
slverwzre Tor the Centennial Exhibition which is re-
arkabe Tor beauty Of design aud perfection of finish
II consists OF complete dinner and breakfast sets Of
various PATTERNS besides large number OF individual
articles all OF equal Finish, bat Offering c0nsid rabie
ran OF choice Ia designs. The is plated Oh Ger
man silver and is silver sodercda every joint, rendering
each article a. compact and scd II formed Of one
piece OF metal Pla.ed ware however excellent Of It's
kind, is usually easily Gist.ngaishabio from the
solid by tie nature Of the oTnamentstoD, the
designer being obi ged 10 keep IN view the
material IN which his designs are to DC reproduced Ia
FMS case however the plating Is thick and ~ Uniform
a. 90 allow decoration WHICH, II Is stated has never been
before attempted except 10 sold silver The most con
AMBIGUOUS article in te coll ccu is large sdlver about
80 by 20 inches III Dimensions Toe bottom Is plain and
polished 90 q wonderful 1riiii@ncy. ana presents marked
with the wide Persian border which surrounds
IL The OF the set correspond. IN design ana hnsh
and the whole furnishes example OF remarkably even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
THE ASSEMBLY.

The Sub Committee of the Whole reported
the following bills:
Relative To ooon'nS widening, and extending streets
avenues and public places In the city OF NeW-Iork.
Relative 70 the clerks officers. and attendants o. the
Marine Cuur; % tho ti.y OF AeW-1Orh. ,..,.
To facilitate the d. 70 natcn 81 Cfln!s aesist tuo
CIV aud County Of NcwYOTk, ana the Board VI Luca-
Relative 10 CLERKS deputy clerks, ard assistant oerS'
rf me .,yerXl courts of record IN the tty OF SeW-1Oh
and OF he slrruCa:ss Court IN said city, WIFE IN aineh-
uient isclIdug TIE County or hluss, - g., a., ,,-+
n, amend an act 10 establish regulations for the port
o. Nrv-NoTk. . ~.
10 authorize the use OF steam Auantc-avo Brook
lyu The r. port agr-ei to-
Tho Committee Internal AhllIs made thrlr report
relative to tho proposed rctrencamcut s-ibieS ana
what Offices could he abolished Iho frpoTl ci'sos WIN
the following EIlu. IONS; 80. --,.-,--
Rs.offd That is II his Noufe tait tal4nes
sf0 Ia be- IT,, need genoa lily 90 rr0fr cisc u slpa tn
cent and that AL unnecessary olces DO aDo.-
s,.ird That iussrch ~ amendment Of the Coasitu.
,lu nr es,ry .tous Tor the oprtt
Wo.It roach taer nation by vote OF We it'.
equally introduced at ie next SESSION a. niroiuc el
and lu1slrc a. Ire su'Jrct requires L"th sA'u "
and aue1gr"nts Tat niuHtFc OF hFe -
lorlillIre At s ~ X session c
cary OFT Tie o. cou;ell lated.
lie report 10 gned ny all Tie members oil the COM
uitt-e. -,
Eng. RIs,r - considered n Committee of e Whole.
Sir. BRADLEY supported the bill, While sessrs HUs-
It'd STR AHNS. GfAss. ard Others posed al, sai ng IL
us. in the Interest - tho Union Very Company, ana
AGAINST the hest interests OF the people or the state
Progress Wa fntIY reported.
III HANS offered resolution that the bill relsiiye 20
the local government OF the city of hcwfork be re-
felred to the nrsl Committee OF the Whole Adopted
Recess until $50 y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
THE COURTS.
TIE RAPID Transit INJUNCTION.

I'm the suit of the Sixth Avenue Railroad
Company, restrain the building OF the Gilbert Elevated
Road Ia sixth-ave. the present Plan. motion was
made yesterday before Judge Spr, IN Superior Court
Special Term, TO modify the temporary Injunction al
ready granted fax as to permit the defendants to lay
the granite foundations and iron base blocks in the holes
already dug between Tlirtyoghih-st aud FOry'econd
ST. William Foster President OF the Gilbert Company
makes affidavit that the materials for the foundii0n
hand, and chat when they placed IN pc
sion the street will be restored its ordinary condition
The matter is under contract aud the Injury 10 the de-
PENDANTS by delay will be serious.
on the OIeI side, Theron r. Butler. President OF the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company makes All ayit That
tie shortest way OF filing up the IS Open holes. which
are each about zig feet by feet Is throw back the
earth taken from them; that leaving them open is con-
fin ned source Of danger and that the iron bases VIII
M icct beyond the Lowell OF the street aud be pe.mi
mem impedmen 10 travel TIE Court rese-~ad lts de-
csion VIM. 81. Eyalis appeared Tor plaintni POftcr,
Iourey. Soren & Stone for dc.endIats.
Al sDcc al meeting Of tn Wc3-.te ASSOCIATION bed
yesterday 20 take into consideration TIE sulect 0I "a 20
transit Ii was rasOyrd 1nat, m the OpiuOn % This
: .snri3tion me Gilbert Elevated Railroad me con-
sirctio of when has been interrupted Dy ne injunction
granted by Judge speir, is so pianled Is u of,r
Tie least PRACTICAL obstruction 70 the Streets
through which 10 ia TO pass; am that such
o. strue tons are as nothing wien comlaiei Win Tie
GREAT nubic benefit enen road viii be Nnru hnlsAed
Oh the city rail- Dads deprive the citizens Ok me seat
boon OF Dd transit and believes that ubc stht nent
viii NOT allow building ~ these rairi, IS 10 DC 90
layed by existing horse railroad nlonOpOles.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
RrouIEM MASS FOR DIR. BRowNsoN.

At the Il. C. Church Of the Pal,list Fathers,
in West Fity-nintht requiem for the repose OF
the soul OF the late Dr. OIrstns A. BroNnsOn was cello
rnted Al the head " the middle aisle ccnotaph, coy
cred with pail Of black and white CLOTH, was erected
The altar sanctu2ry, pulpit AMI all tho pillars In the
church were heavily draped In mourning The mass was
sun by the Rev 4 +. Yonng assisted by the Rev b. d.
I'M deacon; the Rev. Father snmOns. suD-dcacon, and
the Rev Iouis Brown. master Of ceremooies large
number OF priests from different parts Of the city were
present Tho Gregorisn chant which Is used in TINS
church was peculiarly appropriate 10 TIE occasion
Al The conclusion 81 the MISS, the Rcy. A. I, Hewitt
spoke Of the lie aud religions belief 81 Dr. Brown-on
and said he was lion Of intellectual force and power
AFRAID OF noin In carly life be- was br'iird Y many
srfOgp, and u Was only by DIS love OF tInth
and tc irrs. bo claims of The Gospel ~ the church
81 God tl.t he waA converted io submitted his uiind
AMI reason 10 truth and scorncd the "caljG sinc aid
CORY Of this world He lived IN poverty, humility,
and simplicity. lie han every opportunity Ia gel
~ tho had 81 those who were stTNihg 10 10 pui"@
-kler- has b. frSt te1 10 lis Oul, aud then 10
s,,ad he ruth. T1e mer; and worth II sirh HE IL
NOT secn uuti h ends. and Catholics VIII now learn ROW
lie lived and labOrcu for the Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27

The funeral of the late Barrey Williams
will take place at IL tomorrow, At st. stephens
Church In East Tventyeighist. Mr. ANA Mrs Florence
arrived in Now York from BoEon al a. III yesterday,
ani the former with Judge Brady and Father Mcdowell
OF the CLeh OF IT. Agnes. TOOK charge 81 the arrange
rcnis for funeral The list OF palbcarers will be
uaGe out day. ~ the family have walled 10 hear
whether friends from Canada and the West can be
IN attendance .
Following s "a list OF his real csts" IN This cY, with is
afsegspc 1alucs, recorded IN the Tax On % II
I,,.t ILr1y-eirh;h-st 1890; No. Ia West Thirty
oqhts-si. 5lt.OGO; NJ. Ill Tes! Thirty ci@hIl.t.,
ST 600: No 10 Vys 1hir!y glihsi., - i.0OJ h1s
ia li6 and IL Ia Mighty ourti-si.. $500; Nc.
l3G Eal Ono hundred Snd-iUcniy -louftfst $1,000
40. III la.t OloaCndre. and tWenyiouth-st., 5000
making a total 81 ISL 100
1r Williams has not bccn taxed on MS personal cstatc
having atd siatedcni tat hts pefaonai property CON
s-et wholly OF United States securiiies exempt by Law
from taxation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.

THIRD READINGS IN THE sENATE-LccAL ELLIS RE
PORTED IN THE HOUsE-REPoiT on TIE RI
TRFNCHMENr OF sALAmEs-THE LOCAL GOV
EESMENT Bill.
SENATE. ALBANY, April 20, 1876.
The following bills were passed:
For the relief OF the creditors Of James H. Iayor OF
New-NOrk City.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative TO crimes and
their punishment.
Relative TO the liability OF innkeepers.
Making appropriations for the principal and interest
r" encourage improvements in steam canal propulsion
IN this state. -, .... ,olt,,
Of ytIuatiop 10 provide tte deficiency IN tie ShiuS
Fuud under Section ,, Article % the Consi luton
Rospyropriatins moneys awarded by the CanaI Ap-
Touroy,ng the navigation OF the Hudson River.
Relative to streets IN Long Island City
ReCcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
CHEAP LODGNG-HOUsES.
BAD MANAGEMENT AND Evil. INFLUENCES OF SOME
CITY DORMITORIES

A few years ago "dOlnitOrics or cheap
lodcinchouses for poor men unknown in Newlork
Now they may be in all parts OF the city, ana are
SAID 10 be very profitable the propetOrs one oi whom
has made clear gam OF $4,000 during the Last tx
months Much has been said in praise OF these hoises
but it is not generally known that the majority OF them
as At present conducted have become resorts for he
lowest and most degraded classes Of men. Several
Respectable proper y-owG'rs positively refuse to lease
their premises as cheap clearinghouse In Chathan-s
and tie BoWery hal.iozcn Of these dOrmtores are car
rcd Oh in the upper stories of weakly constructed build
incs The average number OF beds ~ building is about
100 and all usually occupied at prices varying IRON
10 10 25 cents per night Not OF them Is PROVIDED
with fre-escapc or proper means OF cgrcss ~ ease OF
confederation aud il Dire should gain headway befoFr
he inmates were aroused the loss o. lhe wOHid
urobably be large. No distinction is made IN
allottug places for the dodgers, and the hoy
fro,n Tho country i'm search OF employment, The
stranger from foreign shores, the CLERK TIC h"t-al'
and the laDlrer all hEodlcd IoSciHef III tin-t
proxiuity The thief the wOuloc murderer, ahn ihe
yerlpln-rJvcred tramp In rot few o. tuc-@ places
gambn is practisd openly every DAY! ana Use language
heard turre in tEc vlcrl kHu. rdd . l"dccl u II
"IhcSe houses have oe generated in1a
lO-led of niguiy and vice. ana should D. hi"h'h "p oy
the police Respectable young men 20 10 ise ll@cts on
arOunt OF CHEAP lodgings, hut a." scenes ihi WINES
here aud the language they Ohycd Ia us'e 20 arr Su
10 demo rallzc them, ana NAV possibly prove uef rum
There are q! cuurSe honorable exceptions 10 Nhicb
ilcs tteucntS about cbor lpd ing so DO hi dri
Ihe Eoy.ry branch OF the IOubE Mons CHRISTIAN Ass-
eli ion has added durHturN 10 ~ roci- az "iirii
only respert,. men received aid icse a. ssss Ell
TO obtain employ mtnt. TIE Howard D,rIniiorS ami
few others also couducied in an orderly ana que'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
TIE LYON PORCELAIN SALE.

The sale Of the Lyon collection of pottery
and porcelain was concluded yesterday at Miners Art
Gallery No si5 Broadway The Attendance was large,
and the competition the presidential porcelain
was active and instances very high prices were
paid. pair Of magnificent caudiascks, sent by the
Tycoon of Japan President Lincoln, brought S1lO
eIer.ne dessert service SO dessert dish, go The
President Washington porcelain sold follows seyros
porcelain plate, sl2; plate or the Cincinnati
i'hiaa presented by tie French officers 800; another
OF tie sud. SlOO plate from act presented 10
Mr.. Washington with monogram =" VI. W" IN gilt star
iD the csnt-r S2i5. The Ed Brewster tesrot OF
dolf brought IN the MayOwer, was sold for 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
COLUMBIA COLLEGE BOAT CLUB.

For several weeks past the Columbia College
boating men have been practcing the Harlem River
particularly the that has been selected to enter the
intercollegiate contest.
This crew takes spin Of three miles every az ernoon
The selected last year TO make second attempt
this year The following are the members, with thelr
position: Bow j. A. sprague; No 2, f. f. Sage; NO. d
j. G. Murphy; No 4, G. NJ. Hammond; No. 5, G. s. Boyd;
No. g. stroke, j. ID. Goodwin.
The crew will continue practice until the midde Oh
june when 1t will take up its headquarters at Saratoga
The members are using last years boat but for The col
lege race they will have new one built by Jom fearon
Yonkers Capt J. ID. Goodwin has charge OF the men
in the absence OF Capt Frank Rees, and IN ADDITION 10
this duty he getting the Freshmens crew into training
The College bOat-u0usc. for which nearly $1,000 las
been subscribed. being rapidly pushed forward ana
is expected be opened Ia the mbcrs and their ilch
on May 20 The club viii hold its first annual regatta on
that occsnn The site chosen for tc new clubhouse Is on
the Westchcstcr side OF the Harlem River, ana httie
above tile Harlem Railway bidgr. IL afJon5 the house
Of the NCw-N OIk Rowing C.nb IL is Two stories hSni
with aitcs aud store room under the roof In me ceper
viii be tower 20 f,et nigh, on the top OF when wiz 20
a balcony. On either SIDE OF The tower Wil be boat
house. On the second floor Will be the dressing anu
bathrooms In front OF the house viii be the reception
room. Tho dimensions are - by 20 icet balcony VIII
extend four feet from the 'front.' windows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
DFCISlONs-ArRM 20.

Supreme Court Chrmbg'--By judge Jarrett.
Matter u wcoiuerdkeport construct guard 81 3 ronoo
Report row confirmed snd Judgment OF hyore .nie hSi,
.r - eo.a ~ As ss so s'q 40 os be-
$50 o. snJ tho bond 10 llsDols s'oa.a %. ~ 81. 's'
sapN prSp'r1 VITA tho iuodnbIanccs Cotsyol ~. hg
iock-Moon granted or ssond ne sv e, A5 ns .l
n~ blt ~, er the without cs ogaSh at
r'su sa or re accoiusy e,e ss Is %
authority 81 law or THIS sP icS o. ca" . mhat D. ar 81
shsrss ,as5 Is -o- cAn ne ana-sis -i
u, - proper treatment IN hospital hut ron - his irs
jury s in TO- IL can lie Gss>l OF .er' ro~ony ~
the to1r al eA Tenn, $40 o. POI t9c -. !. g 30.
court drsied ~,th Al0 c,si. "sss,F ~ asI "a
tyores .-.inst her o. ;Sas pon ..,c,,r~e's a. 20
the ful tecs Of written rsIiFussen Sge tstesea -
msnants must be i,nss VIM costs The rrer,a or az
injunction ans receiver mus. $50 be eSiss Ss an9
would 30; bs discreet TO appoint COMMITTEE a summary
name r . 70 . ~ i ' eo w. T rsi'rr % Ro,sss
IL Channng esq to dominate gg.r irsoa .na 70 report
- al Austin Am ii, a. hat tie process .sr-ei GA
the IA bal tls coiendAa nter2e 81 snsser GA
meat OF costs iolc notice ts ~ .." ssR III t.l-
stand =, security ara dsfcrd>f uthss eoIli.on %
egpt short aotee " t.a ior 49, SI =. A,,y ss
McEweTis esendancs ansser u true e1ilass seci a.
ia6sae5 practice TO hd e'4 caused by tas nssoct Of
hs attorney Ihe Inquest AZ ~ ,o ~ ~ ~,
brsemen,s OF the inquest The eanss tS % st ot
a an saI day. 10 be n1s rS o. esa /. IN sceorsue sh 10
nemoraGdam provided tse .ae1ss srw ILL., ~.
l. q and S.|aoGions grsnsed. -. ,...-,,
PAN ssa az. T v asse III icr
Blssang at l.eilly OF ~ Findings ssnod
Ssexior Cosrt-Spcciai 3erm--By Jadge Spcir,-
& s a. oass q s so ara Ss a must Ss
cat Ths stxA paragraph OF tho answo! must as. o
eat be.as reDss0n Of portion OF the original aa'SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
THE COURT or APPEALS.

Albany, April 26.-ln tho Court OF Appeals,
wednesday, April g. 1876:
No. l71-Wheeer sgL Rcynoits Arsu9d By Jsmos Van
yoornis for tillnt, submitted fr respondent,
lsJ- B..i CAAnyAIl pom motion ~ - llAle OF
,y1uden,, Judgment uTJeri atrlei ~ e-fshl
No. lS6-PsOple agt. Eiansg sn-hTzuod 5S George A.
Poster appellant Abel CrooA md john Flanagan Or
spondent.
No -Frawley sst The Fsshius. sc, RalrosdArsged
by h. h. Eusdae Tor appellant 3 Hand Ion r'sIonori 49,
No gT-AIiot Ag,. Er., Railway COmpsuyAls - ~ W,
MacFRtad for api slnt John MuIoeN Tor respon4ent
still on. ,.
iroclaml made aud the Court sfiourned 49,
Tie Cur: 81 Appeals day Sal,ni.r for Ih.rsaT Aprz
1876 "a 80 81, -, u, 100, LC- AL 100