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MEETINGS or CREDITORS.

A meeting OF the creditors OF Mcdonald & Nunan,
builders, at Lexington avenue ana 116th street, was
hold yesterday at the Office OF Register Dwight. tho
schedules presented showed liabilities amounting to
S73 600 and ons claim proved Tor 81, 1914 % ny
George r. Upham, trustee. John II. Pialt lp-
poin tod assignee.
The creditors OF sidney w. Cooper, lawyer. late at
No. l76 Broadway, met ~ the oice OF Register Day
ton, and John Ii. Piatt was appointed assignee Tho
schedules showed liabilities amounting to S3l 500
A meeting OF tue creditors OF Psttee x Mann, deal
ers IN iron at No 229 South street, held III tho
office Of Register Fitch. Three claims were proved
by Thomas Darlington, $4,000; Josephine A. Pettee,
81 047 IS, aud James Kerns u, a62 10. Tho latter
creditor objected to The claims OF Pottee aud Darling
on alleging tnat they were pretended, and GU his
piicaton tho Register granted an order Tor tho ex-
alton the bapkrupt. Sch dules were presented
showing liabilities amounting TO $50, 900
At a meeting 0I the creditors OF Joseph r. Blu
chauan hciu olico vi Register Fitch, John IL.
Plate was appointed assignee IN bankruptcy.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


PROCEEDINGS AND PETITIONS IN BANKgUPTCy-
AssIGNEEs APPOINTED.
John @. Hitchcock, Wholesale dealer In mems fur
nisnipg goods, late at No. 616 Broadway in voiun
tary bankruptcy before Register Ketcnum. His la
bitles amount 10 ST. 416 32 Of which s5o9l6 80
secured. Amoug tho creditors W. ;. Moody,
SIC, 900; ). A Mcneil, $i3,So3; Charles Z. Clark,
S5oooi John 5. Aulls, 81, 500; Augustus g. Brown,
$4,000; George l. Hyatt, 81, $3.50; f. A. Newell,
S3,363 80. All or the above ecur,d. Mrs u. W.
Brown, So, 1856; Mrs NJ. Hitchcock, $4,000. Tho
consist Of real estate at Mamaroneck and Malone,
N ", valued at $50. 500 fully mortgaged; stock,
81, $50 24 notes, $29ll or fixtures, 81 0g0; debts
que, IS 763 o. all have bean assigned Tor the
beuehl oil the creditors.
Charles ii. Krack, dry goods dealer OF Woodstock,
N " mas gone inio voluntary bankruptcy this city
10 get rid Of old debts amounting 10 S145, and he mas
NO assets.
Meyer q. Loswcnstein has been adjudicated in
voluntary bankrupt the petition OF Max Danger,
solomon Caspary ana jacob l.. Aaschke, whose claims
aggregate 1899.
bankruptcy by Lawrence NJ Luther. Jr and William
b. Luther, com osng the firm oi Luther Brothers, deaf
IN fruits az No ISL Washington street Tue firms
liabilities amount To 80 lao 10 winch $5,lS7 50 arc
promssory notes. Inc assets assig tor tho
beneh vi tho creditors, ana were valued at $40 40
The principal creditors Brown SecOmb, l73 IS
Mrs. Z. II. Miller, 81 0ll g. Lawrence M. Luther,
Jr has Individual laUiii.es OF SAC ana William Is.
s7ss.
Register Alien yesterday granted the application
allow ny Frank Pastor, partner with James Robinson
ruptcy, aud the meeting III the atiei's creditors,
which was 10 have been held yesterday, had been nd
journed die
Discharges in bankruptcy have been granted by
Judge Choato TO Apner h. Sm,tn, Addison Is Getty
and Frederick W. Getly. produce merchants. OF NO.
l75 West street
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STRUCK WITH A MATCH SAFE.

Henry Fuller, the keeper Of lager Deer saloon at
No. sos Second avenue, was struck head In his
saloon the Goth ui. by China box thrown by
young namod Joseph smith. Lilo died from the
result his injuries the 4th inst An nauest was
held In his case yesterday 81 Coroner flanagan.
when tho Jury determined that deceased 10 his
DEAN from urDmio oonvulsons. tho effect OF uhrouic
Brgnps disease VI the kidneys, anu that his death
acceeratca by blow upon the head with n match
bvx IN The hands OF Joseph smith tue nignt May
26 At No. SOS second avenue. since the time oil tho
assault smith has disappeared and tho pvice ara
unable 70 discover his whereabouts.
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TIE EXCISE FUND.

The question as TO the disposal OF the funds paid TO
the Excise Commissioners 10 advance licenses is
stlli a matter OF legal investigation. Mcssrs. Jacob
Paterson George W. Morton, who, together with
owen Murphy, tho fuztve, recently constituted tho
Excise Beard, have brought SUIT against the city,
the Pacific Bank, the Gcrman Exchange Bank aud
others with view TO settle tffs controvertcd qucs-
ton Tho matter csmc up before Judge Dcnonue
Yesterday. The plnntts claim that they were trus-
ices Of the fund and that the amount now deposit
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AssIGNM tents.

Greenlcaf W. Hgley ana Henry A. Higey, doing
business under tue hrm style Of Charles Higley Co.,
ut No. 1874 Washington street, made an assign ment
yesterday, for the benefit OF their crodors TO Benja
min Estes. They were a poultry commission 1rm
and have had excellent credit. They have been in
business many years, Charles Higiey, the founder OF
the hrm, having died in 1874.
Bernard Bretzicider, dealer IN carpets at No IL
avenue Is, made an assignment yesterday for the
benefit OF mis- creditors TO MOTHS Goodhart lawyer OF
No, II Warren street. HIS troubles tho result OF
real estate depreciation His real estate was sold on
Monday, leaving mortgage deficiency against MIN Of
$1,000 HIS liabilities viii probably amount 10 So 000
and The value OF assets not known Al present
Joseph Thompson, block and pump maker al No.
81 South street, made assignment 10 samuel Buck
els yesterday Tor the benefit OF his creditors He has
been N business tor number OF years, aud his liza
bilities VIII PROBABLY not exceed 10000
An assignment was filed yesterday by Fred M.
Perrin, dealer IN liquors Ut No. 299h Broadway. 10
Charles L. Lansing Tor the benefit o; his creuitors.
lie had been IN the business about four months, and
his liabilities amount 10 about 81, 800
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PROPERTY OWNERS AND THE MErRopoLIrAN
RAILROAD.


To TIE EDroR OF HgRALD.-
Have the residents and owners OF property In the
vicinity OF Now Church street, between Rector and
Morris, any rights that tho elevated railroad officials
are bound respects They have erected coang
and watering station In the centre OF the street. to-
gether with repair shop Tor their engines, SO that
street is become impassablc Water and ashes
constantly falling on the backs OF our chiluren II they
venture Out OF doors. Inc sledge and hummer are
going ding dong all night through, preventing our
iamliies IRON taxing any rest. We thought IN our
verdancy that they simply had tue right Of
and not .he right TO buld machine shops Ia our
streets. II would DO much saier Tor all II the Com
mon Councii would close tho street before lives are
lost as there certainly will be. had 10 pay about
5000 assessment two lots In Greenwich street and
Lalgn street for the extension OF Now Church
street, the street Is closed AS tar any busl
IS concerned. Thought read IN tho HERALD
that II was opposed 10 Communism; then why does It
favor elevated raliroadism without making Them pay
for what property they destroyr In TINS secoa they
have destroyed the most valuable property III Inc city
except Murray Hui and section 0l Broadway ani
Vail street N. IL.
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CHEAP TRAINS WANTED.

To EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
w,ll you cali the attention OF Mr. Vanderbilt to the
pleasure he eau give many people also proGt 70
his railway ny establishing cheap trains the Hudson
River, that people can spend their summer at Caskim
and other points which the high fare renders mpossi
bic? Excursion tickets should DC issued and mu-
TALON tickets should include all OF family. Now
that the Elevated Railway makes easy reach his
depot thousands would travel on the Hudson River
road II the trains within their mcans
PRO BONO PUBLlCO.
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Justice Akcr-NoS 1912 46S4 2614, 44l9, 4574. 67:u
2743 272l 44I7, 1856, 1895. 3O45h, 2302 sS37 29is
Part 2-heid by Judge Sneridan.-Nos $685. si2o
4s36, 4424 ASA Part a-Hsd by Judge sinaoiI-
Nos 4673 1852 4637 1925 Il 3i74 $780, 1872 1915, 467l
$500, 1910, 466d. 1881 1850
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AHEAD or TIME.

70 THE EDITOR TIE HERALD:-
Al precisely twenty-five minutes past seven this
(Monday) morning. the ticket agent OF the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad ut Forty-second street ana Sixth
avenue demand ed fire IRON all who wished
10 purchase tickets Many objected but he most IN
sutingly remarked that his watch showed hai!-past
seven, aud that way sufficient Quite number paid
the ten cents in haste and went aboard while eight
ten gentlemen VINO protested against such proceed
ings pulled out their watches showed nam u
not hu-past soven O'Clock. He Inen Rrumblngly re-
duc0d his fare to Two cents. RAPID TRANSIT
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THE DRY GOODS CLERKS.

TO rnE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Allow me a small space TO say a few words IN be.
half OF the dry goods clerks in those stores winch
Keep open from haif-past seven a. NJ. until nearly
midnight saturday nights Tnere Is no class OF our
working people VINO suffer more thun they do. Tue
projectors OF these establishments would do AS much
business II they closed at nine r. NJ. VITO Will start
III early closing movsment2 SUFFERER.
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me to step on unless I stcpPcu aown into the streots
some OF the platforms are very narrow. not AZ long
two cars, SO was conveyed 10 the next station.
against my will, thus defeating tho very purpose
hal IN view, OF getting home earlier than by way a.
the horse cars. A FRIEND OF RAPID TRANSIT.
NEW YORK June IL 1878
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COLLECTING A CLAIM.

In the Special Term Of the Court OF Common Plcas
yesterday Judge Van Hoesen rendered inter-
esting decision In the. suit OF Hamilton w. ship.
and another against Charles NJ. Pilesticker ana
another. The defendants in 1868 were commission
merchants in petroleum napblLa. In September OF
that year they had claim against the plaintiffs for
damages for breach OF for the sale OF 500
barrels Of naphtha, and damages for the breach
this contract the plaintiffs obliged to pay about
81, 300, besides some ST. 400, for dem rrage TO the
vessel chartered to convey the naphtha In order 70
collect this claim the defendants pursued somewhat
novel course. Piiesticker purchased a quantity OF
naphtha from the plaintiffs, Tor which he gave them
check, the payment beng stopped beforehand. Tho
defendants obtained delivery OF the goods, the
plaintiffs staie ny OBTAINING their check until after
bank hours, that the cheek could be fed.
On following morning the defendants notified the
teller OF tho BANK that ne should write the
check, In red Ink, wnen presented, that the paymen
was stopped py inc makers ORDER. The sale bclng
tor cash. stated, the plant ds regarded this
attempt to deraud them, and brought this ne
ton 10 recover the PRICE OF the goods They
obtained order OF arrest against the
PENDANTS, and tho motion to vacate tnls or.
der made before Judge Van Hoesen Without
going into the various allegations conta ned In The
afidavts OF me opposing parties, the following brief
decision OF Judge Van Hoescn speaks for ITSELF
sPesickcr had secret claim for $40 against sup
man. He never demanded payment, though some
months before the transaction question took place
murraee agains him.. Never aft onward aid ne inti-
mate that hG thought Shipman in his debt Ho went
on buying goods from Shipman and paying Tor them.
several months pass, and p lcsicker an oppor-
tunny OF getting some goods IRON Shipman through
Irick and stratngem without paying Tor hem. he n
proves that opportunity, and gets Shpnan goods Ny
giving IA pretended pay ment ior hem check, the pay
ment OF which he had stopped beforehand He cid not
Intend 10 pay Shipman. Ho did intend 10 get from
Shlpman goods far exceeding In vaue tho amount Of
the disclosed claim for demurrAge He has never
paid q cent Tor The goods when he obtained. He
sold the goods put the proceeds in his pocket Jailed
In due season, ana asks to be freed from arrest
because before be played this trick he was told by
In var nat q am r 90
against the price Of the GOODS If he had paid Ship
man the surplus remaining alter satisfying the claim
Tor demurrage shouio have been disposed to listen
more iavorahiy TO his appeal Tor relsase l
nothing IN this case but pretext ior fraud 1 am
not prepared 10 sanction the doclrine that
has clam, real or imaginary, against another for
$50, Is ~ hoerty TO swinde that other out thou
Sand Tor the purpose OF getting an opportunity to OF.
his fifty. the motion TO vacate oruer oil ar
rest is ooniod, with costs"
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REAL ESTATE.

On tho Real Estate Exchange yesterday the follow.
ing sales were made, parcel passing TO an out
side buyor-
LRsPrNAssE FRIEDMAN.
James Is. Silkman, ret troe--Parution sale OF tho
house, with plot OF land, 80 0A9O. Nos ~ ard 81
james and John Murphy. -. 49,. 5000
Also SINH saie same referee, OF the house, with
lot 25x 100. No. 81 Mncaougal ct, .. : =. between
Murphy....... ............... ............. e,3s5
n ". uARNETT
Edward w. Ward. referee Foreclosure sale OF tho
stables with two lots each 25xluu ON the w. OF
ham. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
Total .$23 2Y5
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4 DIFFICULT TX ,MtSAr1oS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The late examination Tor admission TO the College
of the City OF New York difficult The history
paper was ridiculous, and the grammar was severe
The marking oil the paper OF the candidates was care
less, was alter the results were reao.
CANDIDA lie.
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should be paid over them. A largo number OF tho
depos,tors object the having control
OF the funds, and asked for order of the Court
directing ITS distribution among The deposiIors.
Judge Donohue took the papers tor examination.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Can you give me any information In regard to the
National Capital Lie Insurance Company. of Washing
toni What has become OF it? What are the policy
holuers doing? W. X. A..
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REDUCED FARE FOR rrAcHGns.
To THE EDroR or THE HERALD


Several school teachers order to time, would
prefer riding ON the Metropolitan Elevated Railway,
but they think ton cents 100 high They request you
10 use your influence toward getting reduction Tor
their benedt. T. u. A.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Tho following statement, showing tho real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers office June 49,
1878 10 obtained from Augustus l. Docharty, Deputy
Register:-
Isaac st. n. g. lots No ~ ana 70 coith ward) David
SSH s,' - iss Il, Of oh .v ihoma. Cochran S'o
and others Elizabeth uochran aud others. Nom
neyinr aud wife to Calharias Torrey 2s5oo
hs ana a Ss.ss 10 Da. MARY =
simon aud wife Karl oar... ............ 500
MsDermot TO Mary N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 600
q. LAKE and others, executions. 10 William Mel,er-
47sS g.. s.. 100 i. = Of iih sv is5.ioa4
elizabeth J. Smith aud husband TO catharine w.
Roosevelt 81. g. $50 il, n 81 aiyia st. 'a:isxs4
ia9I aio /. y . =, ~ s1,o@ii; Mar
'c Carey an. ana vile 70 ' sms. - 10000
AG% "asiss,. l. KING to Mary a. s"smy - @ 5000
Pear -, 30. 10; John DoIiard and wife TO Michael
i4I., w. i;6oi, Of iis.:..Saici av assit
ssh si' g., s.'1 ~ Els " o. Ss 4. aosos
,i ss. s g D"s1 sasnsr av axii6
Cha. l. Miller retsrss, 70 jaime. OHM. ...... 2eoo
r. coagcr Geierssl 10 Win. Wksniag. ........ II 900
=. i n q s sssn'Sp , .s o1ioo Adolf
s7ss Z. : ;. istSi, v. d a,nay.. a.asioos.So.
9Th a. . s.. 1856 u. ., q so~ory. a5xD-.2; q. ia
treereet TO Henry Msnscr. 1880
Prospect av., s., lvJx irregular cath ward -. q.
Brown (reeree) to samuol -. Purdy 700
Bloom gdaic toad. T. corner Of l2sth ST., ~ IL
1886, . IL. clover ueiersc) % \. Petss..... 10000
Wsst i. tsos. 3V7 and $685. James u. Johnston
vile and others TO Adam Norrc. Nom
1OOtn 49, zoo IL. OF I'D sv.. zoos loss: Same
IVES. 81, n. v. corner Of Bsthuns. ifDx 400: also.
West -. O. ". corner West i2ih. 2tH5SJ.g and
water lots Alan Norric I. James yohnston.. Nom.
12th st. ~ est u. lof II. ". OF Washington.
ea.so same 20 same. ..............,. ... Nom.
Norris 90 George ). Biss,........... ....... i4oS
sehricsr years. 81 ooo
MoRrganEs
500 ssison avs year. 900
hobart, X srl aud WIFE, to Henry simon, = q of7th
St. q, ot Nv e. oyezrs... $500
Oatnsn. Hydro Z. aud others, to JOS. A.. Tucker.
No 1855 Eiar,dgs years ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000
same 10 same, No lJ7 Eidrdge ~ 600
same NARY Dunn, No Ill Eldriage years. bOUu
Peters, Thomas NJ anu wife. to Mutual Lille Insur-
aud issn y IL yesrs...... =. 49,. 5000
Quenzer. Mary TO rams A. stauch. ". q av u. OF
5tn 81 year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t4......4. 5000
Sire, hcnry IS. to Moses Oppcnheimcr. .. g OF 5Oth
81. ", Of OH av.; demand. ................. 1000
WIkcninR. william, and vito TO George thret.
corner Water ana hitshsit SITS; ycar...... 1900
Assessments aoRfsAgks.
BEERS J. -. ~ ". >. PEND et"n. Nom.
Cary. Thorn 10 james xf2 u-p
DE MaincE. Fclipe H.. 10 rena Van Wart.. 5sOu
NacEvoy. tnar,os, 10 Rum v. BIS denDnruI. 1UW
Msrtin. Nancy o. Bnai ertth B.nev oant society,"
Mutusl Lilo insurance Company 10 christian
braun..... 300
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lNoTK-Letters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilingto
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side OF the paper-ED. HxeALD.l
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THE COURTS.
Lunacy Proceedings Against Miss
Harriet Gross.
A NEW WAY TO COLLECT OLD DEBTS.
Liquor Dealers Still Anxious About Their
License Deposits.

AZ already published In tho HERALD an order was
recently granted oy Judge Donohue directing an in-
auiry into tho mental condition oil MISS Harriet Gross
Application was made yesterday ner behalf to have
this order set aside Several years ago her father
died. csving her BROTHER John L. Gross, executor to
distribute tho property among tho brothers and sis
tiers. She states that some time since her brother,
John l. Gross failed In busness that her sister, Charo
lstts A. Gross died quite recently; that John l. Gross
still retains In his possession the share Of
Charoletto L. Gross In the estate and that
the whole proceeding on the part Of John L. Gross
and the other original petitioners is to obtain control
Of her property II claimed Yesterday her be-
halt that tho petition il not sustained by single
affidavit or the certificate OF any physician, and that
The whole trouble arose through her giving TO Mr..
Moore power attorney take from John q.
Shaw 500 600 deposited IN his hands She appcnds to
her application affidavit OF Or. Lewis Il. Sayre,
formerly her father's physician AID her own ply
STEFAN up 10 three years ago, IN which the
latter states that he has recently ut her request,
made careful examination 10 her condition. Ho
alleges that she does not EXHIBIT the slightest
hereditary faint or symptom insanity but that
mental faculties an healthy condition. Or.
Leroy N. Gale, formerly partner OF DR.. Sayre and
Tor the last three her medical advisor corrob
crates this statement, as also DR.. Meredith Clymer
and DR.. Robert Taylor. They all that they
discover ia her undue prejudice against her reia.
tiveE AfhdavItg OF various friends and
were also submitted in which the atlantis aliege that
they discovered in her any OF insanity
Ia answer 10 tho petition Of Miss Gross and
the afadavits submitted her behalf 1t
stated that the parties complained Of have
desire to control her money the same has been,
pursuant to request deposited In United States
Trust Company that evinced violent ntipa-
thy 10 brothers and sisters, ana that there Is
strong objection on their part TO William A. Moore
taking charge OF her property Various letters OF hers
were submitted which, Is stated, not proper to
be read but required the examination OF tile Court be-
ceediups should be continued or discontinued Judge
Dononue took all the papers Tor examination.
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COURT CALESDARs-THIS DAY

SUPREME conference.-the by Judge Pot.
ter.-Nos l52, 1874 175 .. 1OJs, Is, 81 So IA So o.
lo4 l2 ll6 l2l 1ss, l47 100, lS9 100, ies, ILL., l2
us. liz, $780,
surREns CouRr--GEsKsAL rxRs. adjourned un,i
July 80, 1878
surn.xs couKr-spKciAL rgRn-fIcld by Judee
Douohue.-Dcmurrer-No. 10 Law ami iact--Nos.
$40 All So 81, 200, 20, 135. l31 5J7, 562 5o3 564
SOL b7v GA, TO- 400 40. COZ, Cos ga 514 s3G 30
ga $50, 243 3o2, go, zl5. 5l5.
surKhMK Observation-Disclosures by Juugc Van
Brun.--Nor. 32I2, 6yi, 100. 2723, 1898, $3.50, 49,
1900 3423, l7Ig, 433s, 2l1I, 35s0. l70ss soy. 1885,
lIV61s, 1881, 7o2, sG7, l442. lt45 sSs. Part 2Iiod
by Judge Van VofstNos. 1924. 334z 1919, 2gy3 iA2i
1850, 1900, 1890 1904. i1l9, 1851. 15sgh 1888 1871
2sl2 1880. 1906, ST. 1862. zu57, 1885, 32g Part a.
Adjourned until FRIDAY next
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL TERM Adjourned until
the four b Monday oi June.
SUPERIOR toURr--- PktiAL TERx--Hed by Ju1ec
scdgwick --Demurrcr---Nos A. q, Z, 10. Issues OF
iactNos. ~, 40, ~. 80, 30. 5s Al, AZ %, g. 81,
81, %, 81 Is. 10.
srPsRIoR CouRr-TRrAL Txnm--Part 1--Hcld by
judge sanford.-Nos 1878, 81, 600, I45, 3lS, 153,
55l, 445, 14f, LAB, z6j, sue. 446. $50, 703 Part -
Held ~ Chief Justice Curtis.Nos SIS, $685. $751; 75s
3l3, $50, 1906 lG7, 1861, 773, 1894 $751; sll, $40.
s64, 929, $50 s3i 932 s33 1866 1o1G ISL, gy4 500,
sg7 SIS, 500, 9Uv, gOl, ss5, go, iy5, 4go 92o &C.,
COMMON PLEAs-GE~EKAL iEKM rn.d sine die
CoNMoS PLeAs--EQUIry fxnx Adjourned Tor too
term.
COMMON PLrAs-CnAMBgRs--IIed by Judge van
Hoe.en.--Nos = aud H.
COMMON rfnAs--IEiAL TKRM--Part l--Adiourned
for the term. PART 2Hcld by Judge ). w. Daly.--Nos
1894 l45s, y62N, l20y. 2sss, 267O 2i2g. 23ll, Il6
l4sg 1sy1 20sl, 1910. 14s0 14ig 4i6 5io 1919 1903
1872 1861, 1871 1885, 4s3, lyo3 zi73 SO, IiI5 25zy
1912, 6ss. 1873 1851, 6ai, sls SOL, 552 1895, 06s
iioe lI4 llzs, 27Io 1917 a. $40 SEQ, la ava, $50
24J, 1851, a6i, ll26, 1885, GA, FOOL 2yI7
MARINA CvURr--lRIAL IkRM--Part l-Hod By On icf
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ALBANY, n. T., juno is, 1878.
In the Court Of Appeals, Tuesday, June Is. 1878,
present. Hon. Sanford E. Church, Chief Justice, and
associates