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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09

Across the island of New York,
in 1855, q wall of stone and earth,
cannon mounted, was erected to
keep off the savages. A street was
laid along by that wall, and as the
street took the line of the wall IL
was very properly called Wall
street. 1t is short, narrow and un-
architectural, but unique in history,
and, excepting Lombard street Of
London, the mightiest in the world.
The history of Wall street would
be large part of the history Of
this country, financially, agricul-
turally and religiously. 1t stands
for the most antagonistic opposites
answering integrity and tip-top
scoundrelism.-Talmage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09
Whole No. 300.

by your citizensi He is public
nuisance, Is be not Z"
"Yes, sir"
"a convicted liar 7"
"Yes, sir"
"He has been kicked, cufed and
caned :"
"Yes, sir"
"And he is utterly dishonest, de-
based and prohigate!"
Eyes, sir"
"In the name Of wonder, then,
what is his merit 2"
"Well, sir, be is smart man."
Dickens says he held this dia-
logue a hundred times.
In Dickens name once told this
anecdote to learned German, who
replied, in the spirit Of the renown-
ed German candor, and in his own
name, bringing his hand down on
the table with an emphasis that
made the glasses ring:
"That word smart will break
Americas neck"
Every gentleman's political sym
pathies wish to treat always with
as much respect as I treat my own ;
but, as to my own, say, "Perish
my political party If it succeeds by
fraud"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09
Young Men.

Paylies Great Mercheptile college, keosns'
hpoa, About sixty dollars pay 40 expenses, for Mem
rcrshi,' hoard and ststiJpsry. Book-keepers,
Penmen, Reperters, Qperstors. s A,esi'e1%5., % ssr;
ssyv.Sn.cs Good situaticnr. No vacation.
pc.t fs,l 70 address Prof Miller, keohuh, iovs'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09

Casters name is being conferred
on . large number Of Western
towns and counties. Colorado has
just set apart Custer county.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09
CENTENNIAL REDUCTION
In Advertising.

Three thousand, two hundred and hfty dollars
worth Of newspaper advertising, AZ publisheis
schedule rates, given for 900, and three months
note accented In payment from advertisers OF res
.,an.,h;iitv A printcd list giving name, charac-
tsr' actual Daily and Weekly circulation, and
Schedule Rates OF Advertisine sent free 70 any
address. Apply TO Geo. y. Howell Co.. News
paper Advertising Agents, III fark Row. ~ a.,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09

The time viii come when heat
and light viii be furnished by cleo
tricity, and in such a manner Is TO
render fires like that in st. Louis
next to impossible. tits, even now,
only question Of expense.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09

A Kansas farmer purchashed .
revolver for his wife, and insisted
on target practice, so that she
could defend her house in case Of
his absence. After the bullet had
been dug out Of bis leg and the
COW buried, he said he guessed
that she'd better shoot with an axe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09

Don't SOW hens eggs until the ar
rival Of that nuisance--the street
man. ttr
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09
Cheap Guns for the People.

Double Shot Guns, from s TO ESQ Breech
Loading Shot Guns, from s2s TO sl5o sing:e
Shot Guns all kinds, 81 to t2s. Rifles, Musxle
and Breoch loading Single and Repeating J, 10
and "a shooters. Revolvers, s,6 and . shooters
Goods sent by Express c. o. D., with privilege
10 examine. Price list free. Address, GREAT
WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-09
ADvERrrsIxo RATES.
one two IiLrie lou tII II IL n.
VIZ. " h. " 'ksl v 'ks - In ~ ilA.if

Business Cards. one year, ono dollar for every
line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion.
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount Of rs per cent
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions will be published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be.
fore expiration OF time, VIII be charged full rates.
No paper discontinued until all arrcarages are
paid, except at the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must b paid In cd.
vance.
Es- Terms, CASH. payable quarterly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
PROBATE MATTERS.

During the past week the wills OF the following
named persons deceased admitted to probate in
the Kings County Surrogate Court before Hon Walter
L. Livingston Maria Feise, of Fiatlands; John
Scanned, Louis Arustaedl, John Nehrbass, Luigi, An
tonaroii, Anna Jackson, Clarssa A. Smith, William
Devan Mary Myles, Jacob Kraemer and Bartholomew
Rooney all OF Brooklyn
Lcters OF administration granted in the estates
of tho following named deceased PERSONS viz Ann
Mccartney, Elizabeth Ward, Annie CAST, Johanna Dali
ton, Margaret Dunn, Fanny Wmarth, Patrick
Gahern, Susannah Ccrall, John W. Newman, Aaron l..
Mares, Caroline Rich formerly Caroline Nieder-
mayerj Margaretta Ahers, Charles p. Quick and Rob-
crt Corbett, all oil Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF the estates Of Charles Cast
and George CAST granted to Edin B. Hayden, Of
Jennie Bachman to Henry b. Van Week, of Samuel L.
Corse to Mary L. Gambler, all oil Kings county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
THE ELIZABETH STREET GANG.

Officer Burke lay IN his homo yesterday at No I'll
Blocker street. His head was swollen and covered
with and bruises and his clothing saturated with
blood. To reporter who conversed with him about
his adventure OF the previous night he stated that
twelve O'Clock Captain Allaire ordered him TO per-
form special duty in clt,zen's clothes. particular
Injunction was given to keep q look out for sneak
thieves and burglars and he accordingly scrutinizcd
every suspicious person no met upon his route
about the precinct No one but tho usual noe
turnal denizcns OF the ncighborhood met him
on the way until he reached The corncr OF
Elizabeth and Grand Streets where his attention was
drawn TO three young men who moved stcaithiy
along the sidewalk as II seeking TO avoid being no.
ticed The officer followed them up Elizabeth street
far as No 102, where two turned into dark alley
and the other proceeded on his way. moment later
and went along tina street No. ls9 Elizabeth
street, where they turned into large, gloomy
court Burke then made up his ais. nina .ha,
is the resort OF desperate set OF rutians
who subsist principally by petty thievng He at once
their burden He could not their faces In the
gloom and could barely discern thor forms as they
plunged deeper into the aeywav. He saw that he
must act a. oncc and, stealing upon them he caugh bit
hold oil both ut the same time saying
~ am an oiticer and you arc my PRISONERS"
the alley which struck Burke upon the head. Tho
blow caused the office. Tor moment 70 stagger but he
proceeded to drag them out OF their retreat
They offered resistance and he had almost reached
open when piercing whistle rang through the
alley aud voice shouted, Hey, Btilyl' At the Same
moment halt q dozen men threw themselves upon
Burke and kept striking him about tho head with large
Saddle Rock oyster Shells Driven against the wall aud
hall blinded with blood, the ofhcer drew his revolver
and discharged IT, as he says NJ the ccing, and only
to frightcn his assaants. At this they up tho
aeyway made their escape the fences in tho
rear oil them dropping his flight striped shirt
which he had concealed under his coat The basket
they carrying lay In the alleyway almost full Of
oysters which they had stolen from some saloon On
going the station house Burkos wounds dressed
and he was sen to his home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
THE VALUE OF A FOOT.

The Of Bernard Stamm against the Southern
Railroad OF Long Island come up yesterday in the
Brooklyn City Court, General Term, appeal by
the defendant from judgment OF the court below
entered upon the verdict Of jury. on tho evening Of
November ~ 1874 the plaintiff driving along the
track Of defendants railroad, being seated furn
ture wagon He heard the train coming, and
turned aside, but was thrown from his seat,
and the wheel Of passing crushed his
foot Plaintiff who Is tcamstcr, thirty-sevcn
years OF age sustained the loss of the loot Upon the
first trial OF the action the Court suited the plain
t; upon the plaintiffs appeal the General Term set
aside tho non-suit and ordered new trial The Sec
ond trial resulted In verdict for the plaintiff Of
ST., 900, upon which the judgment now
pealcd from was entered. Tho appellant claims
that the finding OF the jury that defendant
guilty of the negligence which caused the accident is
against the evidence. They claim that tho cause Of
the accident was the driving Of Stamm's wagon upon
heap OF dirt which was lying in the street between
the curb and the track. Another point raised is
'tho universal prejudice OF jurics against the de-
fendant In all Of this kind" They insist that
Tor the item OF suffering only tncrc is no evidence
that will justify more than $500 damages; and that
tho plaintiff was only earning 1924 per annum Upon
the various grounds cited IN the argument which was
hoard tho defendants ned, finally, that any verdict
tho action above S., 900 would DO excessive. The
Court took tho papers and reserved its decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
DIED.

BEsEprcr-At Harlem, on Friday. March 80, HAR.
RET BENEDICT, aged CD years, months and Is days
Relatives and friends OF the family, and friends OF
her son, Charles Bate hcor invited TO attend her
funeral from her ato residence No los East 126th ST.
Monday, at one O'Clock =. NJ.
BERxHEIMER.--0n Saturday evening, March 81, OF
scarlet lever, STBLLA A., beloved daughter Of Adolph
aud Fannie Bernheimcr. aged years and months.
parents, las West AID st.. Monday, April 2, at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
Bocn.-Al West Flushing, /. l., Friday, March 30
after short illness. WLAx BocH, In tho SD year OF
his age
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. Monday April 2 from his late
residence, at West Flushing, nj hafpast one r. NJ.
Tram leaves Hunters Point at ono O'Clock.
uaTon ~ c9 ay S On
Mary ). Burchcll, aged 10 years and months.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend tho fune
raj from ST. Thomas church, corner 9Th and SD
ST. on Wednesday, April !, at eleven A. NJ.
CosLEr.-rhe officers Of the New York pcnitcntiary
held meeting Friday evening, March 80, to take
action in reference to the death Of hcir late fellow
onicer. William Conley, who died March 20, at his
residence GAL West l2d ST. w. w. Bowlcs Deputy
that suitable set Of resolutions be presented to the
family Of deceased expressive OF their sympathy, aud
that the "divsion" of duty attend the funeral IN
W. W. BowLEs, Chairman.
WILLIAM J. CowLEy, Secretary.
CoxwAr--At Tompknsvilc, staten Island, Friday,
March 49, ANY, wife OF Mchael Conway aged ~ years
two O'Clock p NJ Relatives and iriends are respect
fully invited to attcnd.
CRyAN.--March 80, PATRICK CRyAN, OF npoplexy.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO at
tend The funeral, from his late residence 635 I'd av
DTMARs.--At M.ddlctown, n. ", ADELE LOUISE,
wife OF ~ q, Ditmars, in the nd year OF her age.
rho funeral will be held nj the Church Of
the Holy saviour East 10th ST. near Madison av on
Monday April =, at eleven NJ
DURKHoLpER LIN this city, on saturday morning,
March 81, SIMON K DuRKnoLpER, IN the 6lst year OF
hts age.
Friends invited TO attend the funeral services,
from his late residence ESQ West 2lth ST. on Monday,
April q at three L. NJ.
ENERy.--ln this city 3lst ult., ANN MARIA widow OF
the late Samuel Emery, OF Boston. Mass, aged 90
years.
Remains will be taken to Maine for interment
Boston, Mass, and Portland Me-, papers please
copy.
ERICKSON On Thursday, Goth, MARGARET O'BRIES
beloved wife OF George Erickson, aged 33
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the uncra IRON her late residence, ~ Market st.,
Sunday, at two O'Clock y. NJ
FALvEY --0n Wednesday, March %, 1877, MARGARET
FALvEY widow OF the late Daniel Favey, aged 81 years
May her soul rest IN peace. Amen.
Relatives friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residences Of her sister, No.
40 Madison ST.. SUNDAY. at two o'clock r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
A FOWL SEPARATION.

Philip Kaiser, OF No. 647 Second avenue, lost
goose the Both OF March. Olnccr John Meagher
aterward found goose In the possession Of Edward
Gates and arrested him suspicion Of stealing the
property OF Mr.. Kaiser. Yesterday, at the Fifty
seventh Street Court, Gates and tho goose we're In
court There some question as TO Gates guilt,
he claimed he had bought tho fowl for 81 So Judge
Bixby was told comrade goose was outside so tho
two geese were allowed TO exchange civilitics In
another room. Upon meeting tncy joyously raised
their voices aud when tho Gates was taken into
the room the outside put sackcloth aud
ashes 1t were. anu INDUCED in loud lamentations
Mr.. Kaiser, who was doubtful about the matter pro-
vious this, instantly made affidavit which ended
thus:-That deponent has now here tho other goose,
property OF deponent, and that said geese when
brought together recognized each other and appeared
to know each vther Gates was hold in $500,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
REGIsTERED BOND FRAUDS.

George 8. jenkins, the prosecutor OF claims agains
the government, who arrested on charge OF OBJ
tanning Information from Thomas G. Douglas clerk
In the Treasury Department. appeared yesterday Tor OK
animation before Commissioner Osborn. Special Agent
Timmins who was the first witness testified that
Douglas had charge the books containing the records
OF unclaimed registered bonds. This inter-
est was always paid by the interest teller on appca-
ton OF tho party IN whose name the bond was
issued, or 10 tho executors or heirs or me
person having power OF attorney. me
witness knew Douglas and jenkins, and saw
the latter frequently in Washington; witness had
conysrscd with jenkins relative 10 the collection OF
interest on registered bonds; jenkins told witness
that he was furnished with information from the
Treasury Department regarding unclaimed interest.
and that he had agreed to give the party VINO
furnished the Information one-haf Of tho amount ne
received for. prosecuting tho claims; jenkins mr
did not tell witness who II was that iur-
nshsd the informauon when witness asked
him how no paid this party without Deng
detected jenkins said that no sent the money ny OK
press tho parys wife, that one time he sent ner
$500 as coming from ''Sharpe," this being jenkins
middle name Jay G. Young. OF this city, IN charge OF
the OF money through the Adams Express
Company identified entries on way bills. showing con-
sign mcnts of money to Washington from D. sharpe 70
r. G. Douglaa One entry was October 10, 1876, Sooo;
another December TO- 1885, $500, and third January
81 1876 $500 william A. Cary testified that nc de-
lycrcd the last package named TO lady In Washing
ton whom he supposed to be Mrs. DouSiaA Tho
examination was then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BRowS-SMrH.-IE Brooklyn, L. D., March ~, by
the Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, CHARLES ALBEIT Brown TO
TILE F., daughter OF the late Charles l. Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, goth ult, by
the Rev. Robert b. Booth, CuARLBs H. DICKSON TO
LucNA NJ McBURxEY. daughter oil James e. McBurney,
beth Of Jersey City, N. J.
ElcKE-KucK.--March2 81, 1877, by the Rev J. H.
Lcker, ALBERT EIcKE TO JOSEPHINE KucK, daughter of
Frederick Schaeier, all OF this city.
FRyRR-hUIsE On Thursday, March 30, at tho
residence OF the BRIDES parents $50 West Both st., by
the Rev. B. c. Lippncot OF Shawangunk, N. r.,
assisted by the Rev. Carlos Martyr, of New York city,
J. 7. Fryer TO Mrs ANNA Il. HuLsE daughter OF W. IL
Lippncott, Esq. Nc cards
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and or which hc not apprised In the indictments.
District Attorney Phelps followed In behalf OF tho
people, claiming the conviction was IN all respects
proper. He submitted that proper disposition had
been made Of the plca IN abatement; that the ac-
cuscd had no right to complain as long a he was
indicted by his true name, which he admitted by ms
plea; that there force in the suggestion Of
any prejudice operating against accused by reason
OF the alias attached his name in the Indictment
After hearing tho respective counsel the Court re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
The following table shows the opening, highest al

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and decline in tho
closing prices of the principal active stocks,
pared with those Of Thursday
ADVANCE Delaware and Hudson, x.
DECLIaE.-western Union, 25s Pacific Mail, 4; Now
York Central, IL; Eric Il Lake shore, Ia Union Pa.
cifc, u; Illinois Central ia Pittsburg, u; North.
west preferred, u; c., o., T. ane l., L; New Jersey
Central "a; 81 Paul preferred, 81 Wabash, u; Han
nbal and ST. Joseph. "a Hannibal and ST. Joseph
preferred, "a; Michigan Central, -; Burlington and
CLOSING PRIcES-3 p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
kNOTTY LAW QUESTIONS.

+ An application was made yesterday by Mr.. William
r. KDtzlng to tho Court OF Appeals in In
Albany, Tor the discharge from the Penltontary of
John BarncscIotta, iamiariy known as "Garibaldi,"
and Annie Smith, two well known characters who
convicted before Recorder Hackett the last Septem
Der OF the Court OF General Sessions OF keeping
dsorderly house the Fifteenth ward and sentenced
each to an Imprisonment OF year aud fine OF $3.50.
The only evidence introduced upon the trial that
OF three young girls, inmates OF the house. During
the trial a number OF exceptions were taken by
tho counsel Tor the prisoners TO the rulings OF the
Court upon questions oil law aud evidence upon
which the present application Is founded. The
has been reviewed by the supreme Court, aud the
Judgment Of the Sessions affirmed. subsequently a
wrt OF error was allowed, and all the proceedings re-
moved TO the Court oil Appeals Tor hpal review Upon
the trial John Barnesciotta was indicted under the
was ever known by admitting, however that
his true John Barnesciotta, which
preceded the alias The Court held that
long as the right oi the defendant
was in the Indictment the additions were surpiusage
and of no account IL Is now coutended by Mr. KNIT
z,pc that tbs was an error, that - prcludcial
an accused 10 be indicted under alias especially
one 10 which odium Is attached, that The name Of
sGarbadi' Is exceedingly odious one to Catholics,
and against which they entertain great prejudice. IN
consequences Of Garibadi's acts toward The Pope and
should there have been any Catholic Jurymcn on the
Jury II certainly most unfortunate ior the accused
that u u reflection upon the character OF the &C
ruscd which Is well settled cannot be attacked until
be puts II issue. and which should never be limited
at bad as II may be, by tho pubic prosecutor.
After severely critcisng the indictment aud
r,ttpr cped errors tho admission of testimony he
IN slstc IN conclusion that u IS ruc OF Pleading ai
iicabIc 10 Indici ments shat every travvrsah'e TACT
aust be alleged win time and place, IN 0rdcr that The
ncenscd may come trial prepared 10 defend
that The timc rs most important rs 10 the
com mission Of the offence; that the accused
were taken nj great disadvantage 10 beng
con,pcled 10 defend against the conducting ol
tho mouse Tor period SO long anterior 10 thor arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
CLOSING PRIcEs-3 p. n.
The closing prices were :
THE MONEY MAREEr.

THE MONEY MAREEr.
During the forenoon money call loaned at az .
per cent; later there advance to per cent,
and then decline TO per cent The closing quota.
tons were "a per cent call The following
the rates Of exchange New York the under.
mentioned cities to-day Savannah, buying y, SELL
ing a; Cincinnati firm, fair demand buying par sell
ing 1-10 ST. Louis, 100 premium Charleston easier,
u u premium Now Orleans, commercial 5-i6, bank
"a, and Chicago, 20 to so premium. Foreign exchange
Is higher tho bankers having advanced their asking
rates TO 4.s4 for sixty days sterling and 4S6n for
demand. Actual business was done at "a Tor long
aud L. SO for sight drafts.
GOLD MARKET
Gold opened and closed at los, sales during tho
day at i05ls. Tho carrying rates were L. TX 2 and
per cent, and tho borrowing ratios 1. y and . nor
cent and fiat
CLEARING HousE STATEMENT
currency excnanses. $26, 3S2, $50
Go, '''''''........ lio9
Goa excnangcs 1887 o2s
"ou oa'auccs. Il5,i0l
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
currency oAvnuhges.... $33S, 067 $40
Cu,.enuy l5,vl5l27
1oi 329796l3
oou pa"uocs. ........................... 5,726Sl3
Gold clearpgs at the National Bank or the state Of
New York;
., '.e9. ....... $2.3020l0
currency baanccs.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25l25 go
1850
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho Treasury holds s34O 900 in bonds to secure
bank circulation and Sl9, $685. 900 TO secure public de-
posts The national bank circulation outstanding is-
currency notes xals4ooooo gold notcs. sl.i3o.ooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
MISSING JEWELRY.

Detective Price arrested Abraham Benngcr yestcr-
day on complaint OF Mrs. MorrcIi, Of No. 107 Down.
ing street, Brooklyn. Tho prisoner, who Is held
answer, Is accused OF having stolen 500 worth OF
jewelry from the apartments OF The plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
COURTS FOR APRIL.

All tho activity OF the judges and hard work Of
counsel and pressing pertinaciy OF counsel to bring
their cases trial do not to have any material
effect in reducing tho calendars. For the coming
month they arc as heavy in all tho branches Of
tho courts as at any time heretofore. In the
absence OF tho expected Tweed and swceny
suits there win be no ''ring'' suits except
ono OF comparatively petty Significance brought
ap ainst Thomas Conan, one OF the historic Commits
sioners OF the new Court House. This is set down for
early trial IN the Supreme Court Tho Vanderbilt will
matter having been settled, leaves hiatus In this
class Of suits Altogether although there Is plenty OF
work. Il will DO mainly OF tho dull and heavy routine
class There viii be General Term OF the Supreme
Court Judge Donohue viii sit in Chambers and
Judge Van Worst in Special Term. Tho three trial
terms will be held respectively by judges Lawrence,
Barrett and Van BrunL The. Special Term Of the
Supero or Court will be held by Judge Sanford. Judge
Speir will hold Part 2 Trial Term, and Judge Curtis
Term will be held by Chief Justice DAILY and the trial
f. Daily respectively. In the United States
courts there is promise Of very busy
MONTH Both branches Of the General Sessions
will active The Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner opens the 9th Of tho month, with Judge Brady
on the bench and unusually large calendar Thc
assignmc for the term in tho different branches
OF the Marine Court are-Trial Term. Part l, judge
Alke.; Part 2, Judge Sheridan; Part g. Chief Justice
Shea, and Chambers Judge Snnott. Judge McAdam
retres from Chambers after having disposed OF mo-
tions during the month OF March reaching the unprc
cedentcd number Of /, 1850 OF these, LOAF were cx-
parte and I'll contested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
A POLICY HOLDERS CLAIM.

Counsel for Carinda r. Thorn made application yes
terday Justice Pratt Of tho Kings County Supreme
Court compel the receiver OF tho Continental Life
Insurance Company pay his client the OF 81 ,s74
admitted to be due on the policy OF insurance upon
her late husbands IIfc Decision reserved