Entered, according to act of Congress, in the year eighteen hundred and seventy-four, BY JOHN D. PARSONS, JR., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. Kes. WEED, PARSONS AND COMPANY, PRINTERS AND STEREOTYPERS, ALBANY, N. Y. JUSTICES OF THE GENERAL TERM. [Those followed by a star sat temporarily in the place of justices designated to hold General Terms.] First Department. DANIEL P. INGRAHAM, Presiding Justice. NOAH DAVIS. ENOCH L. FANCHER. JOHN R. BRADY.* GEORGE C. BARRETT.* Second Department. JOSEPH F. BARNARD, Presiding Justice. ABRAHAM B. TAPPAN. CALVIN E. PRATT.* Third Department. THEODORE MILLER, Presiding Justice. PLATT POTTER. JOHN M. PARKER. DOUGLASS BOARDMAN.* CHARLES DANIELS.* PETER S. DANFORTH.* JOSEPH POTTER.* Fourth Department. JOSEPH MULLIN, Presiding Justice. E. DARWIN SMITH. JOHN L. TALCOTT. CORRIGENDA. Since the publication of Parts one and two of this volume the Court of Appeals has determined appeals from cases therein as follows: Coleman v. People, Addenda, p. 3: Judgment reversed and new trial ordered. People v. Canal Board, p. 309: Order granting new trial affirmed, and judgment absolute for defendant. People ex rel. Church v. Hopkins, p. 195: Order reversed and motion granted. People ex rel. Williams v. Dayton, Addenda, p. 14: Order of General Term and Special Term reversed, and order for mandamus granted. Root v. Great Western Railway Co., p. 10: Judgment affirmed. |