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Tnr nenrenentniIyes.

NlvE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uuestcd 10 announce W. q, Holland
nj u candidate for the House representa-
dives rom Dallas county, AZ the ensuing
election,
AVE ARE ArrHOSlHED AND RE.
w uuested 20 announce A, \. Clark rs q
candidate 20 represent Dallas county rs Rep
resentaliVe In the Legislature
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuest0d 10 announce John II, COCh.
ran rs u candidate for the House OF Repre-.
scntatiyes, from Dallas county NJ the ensu-
Ing eIerllOn.
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pnr.Ielaps and surgeons.

l---s@-|77--7@
j, II. Gibbs, NJ. D., II. II. Boswell, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons. Special attention
given to diseases and deformities OF eye and
car, Ohice over WohPs store, GA Elm street.
nov2l-tf
Munday j. c., NJ. D., Office over Whears
store, Main sti Get; office hours, 8 ain. TO
pm.
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NotarIes Public ana Conveyaucers.

Peak W. W., office northeast room in the
Courthouse.
Special attention given 10 taking DEPOSIT
tions, executing Deeds, Bonds, Powers of
Attorney, Deeds Of Trust, ETC., etc. Office
Northeast room In Courthouse. = Ut
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

- I =
VIC. Sickles e Co., Grocers and dealers in
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner OF roy
iras. nov2dtf
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questsd TO announce George n. AID
redge, AZ II candidate for County Attorney
OF Dallas County, at the ensuing election.
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Enr County CIerlS.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuestcd to announce Captain AieX.
lIarw0Od as u candidate for County clerk
of the County of Dallas Mt the ensuing eiec-
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ANNOUNC CLEMENTS.
ELECTION FEBRUARY Is. 1876.


WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AID RE-.
w quealrd 10 ann ounce Robert y, Guy
nl Luncus'e' ~ candidate Tor Ncuutor hi
the pisu et, composed ur the counties OF Dali
lHs and ELLIS, NJ lhe ensuing election,
4 THE SOLICITATION on A LARGE
n number OF citizens la both counties,
IOnn Henry HrOwn Is candi late for the
state senate rom The Thirteenth District,
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FOR DisirIct Indge.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested TO announce Hon, Nat. VI,
nuriOrd ~ II candidate for Judge OF The
Eleventh judicial District composed of the
counties OF Dallas and ELLIS, at the ensuing
election,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested 10 announce RObt, ~. West
rs u candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County Mt the ensuing election.
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NNyE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Major James Il. Bnrkley.
as candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
Sheriff of Dallas county, nj the ensuing
election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested TO announce Jerry Nj.
Brown as u candidate Tor Sheriff OF Dallas
County Mt the ensuing election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuoSted to announce w. VA. Moon MS n
Candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas County at the
next election.
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Dental Surgeons.

Dr. ]. " McGee, Dentist, graduated in the
Baltimore Dental College in 1874. Office re-
moved to southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over Kahn's clothing store. ~
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For District Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested to announce WIN. y. Har.
wood rs candidate for District Clerk OF
Dallas County, at the February election'
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w QueSted TO announce pierre M.
BROWN as II candidate tor the office of Dis
trict Clerk of Dallas County ut the ensuing
election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Quested 10 announce John w Bowen.
rs a candidate for sheriff of Dallas County,
at the ensuing election
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WE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uueSted to announce John III. cole ms
n candidate for Collector of Dallas county, at
the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce Jas. Il. Good
night MS a candidate Tor the Office OF Asses
sor of Taxes for Dallas County, NJ lhe ehSu-
lney nlnptipn
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NAyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qucsted 10 announce 4, W. NOwlin.
as candidate for County Judge Of Dallas
County. NJ the ensuing election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce CGi0nei " re
pa,r,ck as n candidate for Justice OF tne
peace for Precinct No. /, Of Dallas county
Mt the ensuing election. .
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For County Judge.

NIyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w queslod to announce I'd. q. Hover
Ms n candidate for County Judge of Dallas
County, NJ the ensuing election
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuosted to announce w. ~. Prnther
MS a candidate for Collector of Taxes OF the
County of Dallas mt the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested to announce John Nj. Rover
as n candidate for Collector OF taxes FOR Dai-
las county, at the ensuing election
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w nuested TO announce Captain VIM.
NJ. Lennon as a candidate for Assessor OF
Nallas County Mt the next election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uueSted to announce john w. SW u ~"
deIIs. MS a candidate for Treasurer OF Dalias
I,ounty, at the ensuing election.
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VIM ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce J. q; S SIC penn.
Fac rs a candidate for Justice OF the Peace
cor preeinct No. !, at the ensuing general
Election. ----------
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COURT.

The state OF Texas, County Of Dallas, In
County Court NoVemhcl term A. D, 1870,
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WYE ARE AUTHORSHIP AND RE
w ouested to announce Il. y. ID; An
$ircWs asa candidate for Assessor Oh laNeS
of the County OF Dallas at the ensuing e'ec-
tiOn
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xK-E ARE AUTHORIZED AND Re
w uuested to announce Jas; IL. Mhtni-
rs a candidate for Assessor of Taxes OF the
County of DALLAS at the next election
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For Justice of the Peace.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND W.,
w dursted to announce j. M. Doug,aS
as n candidate for Justice OF the Peace, RE
cinct No |, at the ensuing general election'
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xy1E ARE AUTHORIZED ANp w
w ouested to announce S0ionei d r.
McLurc, as a candidate Tor Jussioe " al az
the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w auestrd to announce II. M toy aS
a candidate for reelection ior County oioc
veyor of Dallas county, Mt the ensuing eieo
ton. -------------
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An rNroRr ELouR rRAnE

with Brazil would give us an advant-
aye over our great competitor, ST.
Louis, in the wheat trade, ms IL would
enable us to outbid her for the best
grades of wheat | have only TO cite
the Baltimore market rs a proof Of
this proposition. Baltimore now hay
ing the bulk of the Brazilian flour
trade, pays more for certain grades of
wheat than can be given in amy other
market
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RS 81
w ouested to announce W; w. PEAK as
candidate for Justice of the Peace ior Inc
cinct No. /, Dallas county, AZ the enS"'"A
alppfiOn
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Reply of Mr.. HurfOrd.

President Chamber of CommeI
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-.
w auested to announce Evan - bs Sra' gor
as candidate Ior Ssst County, at the ensu
ny election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-13
CENTENNIAL SAMPLES.

Mr. j. B. E,nm, son Of H. Eilam, saddle harness
and whip manufacturer, OF No :i3 rccnGily, London
arrived in this city by tho steamship Gcrfnanic on
Saturday last, accompanied by Two OF hts brothers.
with the vew OF exhibiting tho Centennial articles
manufactured by their firm. To representative Of
the HERALD yesterday hc complained that no had been
as he believed imposed upon by customs au,hori-
ties being forced pay about 49, In god duties
upon eco worth OF samples intended for exhibit
ton In the British department OF the Centennial
Exhibition. Mr.. ELAN states that the samples
packed in u urge case with some OF his wearing
apparel: that on the steamer he made the usual
declaration in writing showing the facts On landing
at pier No. .. North River nc reports the Custom
when he oiiercd bond them the officer refused. and
shat he finally paid the demanded amount. Mr. ELAN
believed that h. had been swndicd. especially as the
samples Of other exhibitors passed Tree OF duty.
The reporter called upon Mr. Phips private sec.
rotary the Collector OF the Port who stated that the
officer the dock had merely done his duty. Colonel
Osborn. Deputy Collector called the reporters attcn-
ton section OF the Regulations issued November J.
1875, which provides that
invoices showing the msrks numbers character quantity
and foreign market yanc OF articles Intended tor uth cxhi
btion shall be nnthc sticatc by the hand aud ucia seal
by " the country which snch
imported, and shall bc made IN ttipeatr
tended such articles >H the United stses copy
the Collector Of Customs Tor the port 81 Philadelphia
the consgurc agent oi tho shipper "
shall he imprsctcabc 10 otain the sui cacaon ~
under official seal verncssicn Nv consular officer
of tire United States may be accepted instcsd
Colonel Osborn that When the owner OF goods
has paid The duties there DO rebate; yet any
large imported under msconccp tion of
tho regulations the customs authorities oil this port
would urge upon secretary Brisiow tho proprcty of
allowing them be entered here ia bond tor trans
portation without payment OF duty and sent 10 tho
Custom House on the Exhibition grounds.
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known as "war risks" was delivered by Judge Jewell
Tho following is a syllabus Of the opinion =

Insurance companies and In this
unless they show things1r that they suffered
damage losses by OF destruction OF property
by the Confederate cruisers Alabama Florida aud the
Shena ndoah after sh. lett Ielbourne and.
osd. that their business la insuring against wnr
risks during the rebellion caused them net loss. both
which being proved they equal 10 the
Of such In their business ii their losses by
sad cruisers the o snch loss but IN
than the Of the net loss such war
risk business In determining snch loss the amounts
paid received for Reinsurance be taken into con-
hideration.
Awards In three following made under
this decision Case ,0S9. Commercial Mutual Ma
rinc Insurance Company, OF New Bedford, Mass,
$l524I IL with interest Ut tour per cent Case l. OBJ
Ocean Mutual Insurance Company, OF New Bedford,
Mass, S17l25 Sc. with interest at four per cent.
Case OBS Mutual Marine Insurance Company, OF New
Bedford Mass, <44 1919 -, with interest at Jour per
cent.
Judgments werc also announced in the following
cases:-Casc 10S I. DukenspicI ct al. OF San Fran
CISCO for loss of merchandise the Crown Point de-
stroycd by the Florida May Is 1863 $23s0 Case OIL
George McGibbon 4 Co. VI Now Orleans, for loss OF
merchandise on tho Electric spark, DESTROYED by the
Florida July TO- 1904, 5000 % Judge Baldwin dissent
Ing Case 14 Ira Monross, OF New Bedford, Mass.
for loss OF personal effects and wages by destruction OF
the Edward Carey by the SHENANDOAH April !, 1865.
ST. 80. Case l,37s John W. Pierce, OF New Bedford
Mass for loss OF wages by destruction OF tho Milo by
the Shenandoah Jnue 81, 1865, $3.50
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The local politicians considerably exercised rs to
the fate Of The bill which proposes to extend Comp
rollcr Green's term until tho lst OF January The
port OF rs passage by tho Senate yesterday
vasscd with considerable interest by the Aldcrm
Tammany members express themselves as much cha
grincd nj this state Of AFFAIRS They bitterly OPP
posed 10 the present head Of the Finance Department.
surrogate Calvin yesterday sworn into ofacc de-
tore the county Clerk. The bond OF tho now official
was also He'd.
The Law Committee OF the board OF Aldermen have
before them the allegations TO the making OF \
fraudulent contract by the Dcpar ment Of Public Works
with Mr.. b. q. Clarke for furnishing iron water pipes
TO the city. No action has yet been taken. meeting
OF the Board will be held this afternoon.
Comptroller Green has not yet determined MS 10
whether he will the necessary bonds for tho
plcton OF the Brooklyn Bridge under tho resolution
recently passed by the Aldermen
he anti-Custom House republicans will hold a
meeting this evening for the purpose OF organizing
general committee 1t Is understood that Mr.. 4. f.
Thorne will DO elected chairman OF the COM
millec.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
ss5e,si2 20

Aessrs Rciwald Kramer have made an assignment
to Herman Zwcig for tho benefit Of their creditors
The failure Of Messrs. II. W. Lockwood 4 Co., deal
ers hides and leather, corner of FIRST and
Forty-sxth street, was announced yesterday. Tho
liabilities supposed be about 500 000 hut the as
sets could not be asccrtaincd yesterday.
Daniel Drcws creditors held their adjourned first
meeting before Register ]. 7. Williams, No Warren
street. yesterday. Tho following debts in addition
those already published in the HERALD, proven
John u. Prince $l4 907 65; j. D. HATCH sl3 2l9 C5;
David b. Van Embursh, 50, sol Il; Vernon II. Brown,
SIS 900; Hannah Rumble, 81 900; Franklin II. Carter
$l,125 Ga When the subject OF cIecting an assignee
was brought up there considerable disagreement
among the creditors. Mr.. Isaac II. Bailey was finally
chosen, after which he meeting adjourned
The first meeting OF TIE creditors OF the estate OF
Samuel aud Charles :. Perry was held yesterday at
ing. The following claims were proven FREDERICK
5. Wells. $40 III Adelnc Perry. Sy 7C0 and National
Bank Of Newport, 81 JOB Mr.. L. $ Wells, oil No. SIC
broadway, was elected ssignce.
The first composition meeting OF the creditors Of j.
II. A. Power, OF Ncwburg, who abscondcd several
years ago and has not been since held yes
tcrday before Register John w Little OF No Warren
street The creditors insisted upon putting Power
through an examination regarding his accounts before
they took any stops toward accepting composition
H. Fox counsel Tor the bankrupt promised 10 produce
his client nj the next meeting
Al the hrst composition meeting OF the creditors OF
the Nonotuck SILK Company, held yesterday nj the
office OF Register Fitch. No. 345 broadway, The compo
sion Of thirty i've cents cash and thirty cents in
dorscd notes accepted.
william w. Lecombc OF the Lecombc Manufacture
ing Company, No IS vescy street, has been adjudged
bankrupt by Register Kctchum on his own petition
His liabilities $4,000 His assets consist OF 900
shares OF the Lcconbe Manufacturing Company and
900 shares Columbia Paper Company, which are worth
less and wearing apparel and ornaments valued at
So 100
The firm OF Todc Brothers groccrs, Nos sl3 and $50
THIRD avenue, 10 Bowcry and - Delaney street, who
failed short time ago, are negotiating Tor COM
promise twenty-five cents the dollar in indorscd
notes ne three, six AID months. Ernest Todc
he
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Ex-CoLLEcToR BADEAU's CASE.

Tho case OF Isaac Baieau, cx-Tax Collector. was
called for trial in the Guy Court OF brooklyn before
Judge Ncilson yesterday. The prosecution in,:matcd
that they not quite ready, and Judge Nelson said
tina, he had tried the aud was not usual
for judges hear the twice. he would prefer
tina; this trial should take place before some other
Judge. Counsel Tor Mr.. Batcau SAID they had no OIL
jcctlon 10 Ills Honor trying the again. and u was
sci down for Tuesday next. April Is
IL IL claimed now that since the last trial start
ling Facts have been discovered Which will show no.
youd III, question where of the alleged 10
have been taken from the Office have gone TO- and
that these transactions have taken place without the
knowledge or consent oil Mr.. Badcan Tho agurrs OF
the expert accountants have also been since
that time and tho amount 81 the alleged deficiency
greatly reduced Mr. Barnard gave notice Yesterday
that he would, under the late decision the Tweed
case. reported IN the Co;h \. u. move 10 connno
counsel tor tho people TO one count in the Indictment.
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COURT CALESDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-cmAxnxns- by Judge Dono-
huc.No 2s los. III 70 5l inclusive, 1877. I'll, 2ls.
233 s,a IA, 275 27G 2, 2.S 3o7, 32', 3A 3l5, 347
:lS ,5i, ;53. 36l, 500. 36a
SUPREME Counr-srMIAL rERs--IIeid by judge Van
Nos las o. III. 10, 10, Ala, l63i., 80 %, 3ls,
s3s $40 34S, $40 49, $50 351 $50 &c., 3Ci 3Gl sss,
a6s, 36a a7, 81, 373 34, So $40, $40 $780, $751; 3s2
3s3. ISL
SrrRlNE CouRr--ciacuiT--i'art He'd by Judge
Lawrcnce-Nos. 1913 1910, 1922 2s4'. 1905, 202e,
1859, 1855 2s5,, 1873 40, l49 1851 i4s ll55 1867,
1850 1901 400 il07. March term continued, held il,
general room. by Judge BsrrctI--casc on-No. l227.
No day calendar Part alled by Judge Dykeman. :
Nos SIS SEQ $685. $50 1886, 1894 1885, 1925 !, 1928 u
1858 ssis 1870 sss, ila7 Part Slcld BY Judge
liar ,a l; s a iss ls s rs e's
l75i,. OIL a33 1921, :,ol. y. lls5,s. COL 6ea
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcIAL TERn-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRiAL TERw--Part Adjourned
Pant 2Held by Judge scdgwek Nos. $50, 40, load,
1875 ESQ, COS ssl, lsI7 zoos, 3d. 1884, 29 74l l02s
COMMON PrrAs--kqrrrY TxRn-Hcld by Judge c. p
Dal,.--No. l3.-Dcmurrer ke " Englchnrd,.
Van Hoesen. Nos. 1iliis, ose lu9s a5l 1915 l692,
1894. la3e, l54o COL I6s. COS 2l22, 1854, 1928
l.aa, l63, IN 2s,s ao'i 900 2o. POS, 2oIn, 2oso
Part Held by Judge Van l'rnni-Nos 1s54, rs.
1850 20i0 2o3 20 1907, POSI-. .oia, 20js, 205i 2o56
20j. 2o5s 2o59 2o6o .0j, .oG. 2us3 2cGt 2Od6 .oo7
dogs, 200a 2010 2J13 Part :;--Adjourncd until Mon.
Gay, April u. 1876
MARINE CouRT-TRiaL TggM-l'ar, He'd by Judge
AlkerNos. Sss,. 1901 ;'ssl, :"el. 1902, Sasa 1000,
Held By Judge sheridan. ,0s2. $780, Is27 6;ll
5a54 3s62 5000, 'o'o GIgo $3.50 2o2. 1896 loi6 40l
s0aS Part 3-IIrld hy Chief Justice Shcn-Nos 4,I6
1885, 6ssa 67a2. 1874 Gs05 1923. 2lsa 1896 ,lia 5S0e
62a4 Geal $3.50, 1850
Cornr or GENERAL SEssioSs-Held by Judge
Gilderslccvc Tho People Thomas Allen rob
berry; same vs.. Michael Kelly, feonious assault and
battery; same VS. Francis pru,y, clonious assault
and battery; same sarah Moses. grand larceny :
Same vs. Louis a. Pride. grand larceny: Same VIZ
Luu Ca,nbcl grand larceny; Same VS.. Fannie ncs.rs
iclonious assault. ana battery: same vs.. William Mar
tin, fclonious assault ana battery.
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In tho case OF the United States against General
James Watson Webb the defendant again called
to the stand yesterday. He testified that he paid the
money in dispute directed by Wells, the claimant
OF tins money, with he approval OF the late secretary
OF State, Seward District Attorney Bliss contcndci
that even i.ths so Webb must refund the amount
claimed and which lie says lie disburscd IN tho mnnner
described that nothing but an sct Of Congress could
justify that payment and that The directions of the then
secretary OF state would not excuse Webb and that
II he did even act by such direction he did To his
own wrong The District Attorney moved that The
Court direct verdict for the the ground
that the defendant had approval or authority from
tie secretary o state - dispose OF the money ms Webb
alleges he disposed Of IL. relieve him from the
obgntion Tor IL To the United states Judge
Batchord said he would submit the 10 the jury
on this roInt-whci!cr the defendant had the aninor-
ty, sanction approval of the Secretary Of state at
the time TO dispose o tho money in question as he had
IL Is probable that verdict will be reached in the casc
to-day.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April IL. 1874
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following business
was transactcd--
No. iel. Patrick King respondent vs. The New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company APP
pclarts Argued by ". Hale tor appellant aud BY A. j.
Parker for respondent
No. -. Norman Cox ana another, administrators,
SC, appellants, vs.. Warren T. wightman, executor,
&C.. a1d others, rrspondrnis.-Araucd Nv r. IT. Prin-
die for appellant and William T. jerks for respondent.
No. 32s Tho Wasloc Tool Manufacturing Company,
respondents, vs.. The Hibcrna Insurance Company,
appclllnts-Argucd by y. c. Moak Tor appellant and
= a. Moves for respondent.
No. I2is. Mary Jane Turner, adminstratriv. &c,
respondents vs. Henry Reyes and another appellants
Argued by = Hand Tor appellants and BY o. Close Tor
Respondent
Adjourned
cALx~pAR.
Nos So los, I07, III, lis, III, IL, and 40