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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-27
CHICAGO.
FROM

= q Ell N q h - y !.
Manufacturer Of the Improved
1nvincibDc or VentilatlMs
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
Ladies' Ornamental Hair Work.
BRAIDS, BANDEAUs, &C.
Also Of
Exquisite Hair Jewelry,
SUCH AS PINS, RINGS, BRACELRTs
NECKLACES, EAR DROPS, 6o.
NO. II Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois.
~ Persons residing in any part OF
~ the world can have Wigs or Tou
/Aa)l PEGS made to order by tn king the
T. y measure as here directed: No.
round tho head No. from TEN.
pie to temple below the crown
No. from the hair on tho fore
head to the pole Of the neck; No. 4 from ear t.
ear. When measuring for Toupees cut paper
pattern tho size and shape Of the badness.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.
octl4dly.
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STAT f. M Mt

of the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of Saint Lou:s.
January l, 1860.
Tho name of this Company is the IS Mis-.
souri, State Mutual Fire and Marine In
curance Company, Of Saint Louis rhe
principal Office Of the Company is located in the
city of Saint Louis. The Company insures against
loss or damage by fire The Marine Department
has not been organized.
2.-Thc Company has no Capital Stock subscrih-
cd ~ such, being organized entirely on the Mutu-
| al system. The Premium Notes given by the
I sured, constitute the Capital Of the Company.
3.-Tcn per cent. of each Premium Note is paid
when tho Policy is issued. The balance Of tho
note is subject to calls or assessments to be made
by the Board of Directors needed, to pay losses
| and sxT enese..
4.-fhe Assets Of the Company are
Cash on hand. .l5-3o
Duo by Agents. 1912 u
Office Furniture. ................... 5OO.uO
Premium Notes, less Assessments. 35l ,3s..s5
Gross Assets. $3.50 ,3I0ss
The face Of the Premium Notes Of the Compa-
ny is four hundred and sixty thousand five hum
dred and fifteen dollars and sixteen cents $780,
5l5.l6), Of which there is uncallod, ind subject
to call, for the payment OF losses and expense.
the sum Of three hundred and fifteen thousand
| three hundred and sighty-two dollars and seven
ty-six cents, 81 1916.
by the ninth section Of the Charter, n lien is
given on real estate, in the State of Missouri for
all Premium Notes given to the Company for In
suraI CO on nuildings. The face Of the Premium
Notes thus secured real estate, is two hundred
and fftytwo thousand seven hundred and TWEEN
ty fsur dollars and twenty Fl, Q cents 252, 72tzs
Of which there is uncalied and subject TO call,
over eighty one per cent, and amounting to ono
hundred and ninety six thousand che hundred nd
81 IT, nine dollars and fifty conts.
This company 10 possessed Of capital Of moro
than one hundred thousand dollars, secured by
lien real estate worth, at cash valuation, at
least five times the amount Of said capital, and
lot encountered TO more than one half Of said
cash valuation.
5.-This company owes nothing to
banks.
Closes adjusted and due-AoxE.
7.-Losses adjusted and not duc,... $2,3l2c3
S.-Losscs unad jus;ed,-SoNB.
9.-Losses in suspense. 4,oe0 90
l0.-Bills payable. 100000
Total Liabilities, .....$ I4,3l203
Gross assets, 3h0,3lV.s2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13
SECOND DISTINCT couRr WIDOW coNAsT vs.. Succession
of New Orleans. of GARDNER JOHNS0N.-No

stees nSNsT
RYvIRTUE of q writ ofseizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable The Second District
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street
ds e. ne s + g. he eser5s
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth -
SON in this State II he square bounded ny St Mary Chip
gnees WIN af March s and dsposted for reference IN
lot measures said plan in American measure thirty
eleven inches and five res front said Mary street
ed in the by alley five feet wide the
adjoining lots together with the buildings and improvements
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND designated by the
number fhrtytwo in Sqare number Three situate in the sub
srag twenty eight fest inches front irol Street BY
p between parallel lines Of one bundled and ten feet all
General on fhe s day 81 April 1885 and deposited for refer
ss H Mse and then sea II as city
81 A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND situate in the suburb
Grod and st. Peter streets desgnae as lot No. sisyone on
plan drawn by L. H. Pile Deputy Surveyor the 9th Jan.
pes Of the Noe Of Ills city III o 81 IL
cong to sad PLAN twenty eight fee! front St. Peter street.
on towards Julia hundred and twenty nine
feet SIX inches deep the side God twenty
msafs SRfaS ofTys f GROUND situate in the rear Of
square bounded by Howard Erao jacob and Clio streets and
being DESIGNATED by the No -Four Of square No Twelve
Miepay ON tie "a Mays iss ana M
81 II @ @ o ssa H. @ s.
October 1913 said lot ground having thirty feet front
lei lines one hundred and s feet seven inches and
eghts Of inc Together with all the buildings and
provements thereon, ETC.
Seized in Ike above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
f. II. PARKER,
my3i jeI3 2T Sheriff Of the Parish ri Greaps,
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Z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

stzrEsE eouR DE plsraloT Ia WILLIE DE La NouyEIIE,
,r= oRLEANsys. N.W.NAUGHT
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisfe ct ycnte n
- moi adfessa par Honorable Siaes Conr District de
y dams aare cidesss 10 procedeTai
gENllRED1 10 de JUN, l86t midi rHotel de Ia Cite
vente pabiaie ei adjudication de-
IN TERRAIN saa dams lie Quatriame District de eette
vie dan- le paniefo Qnaorzo borne par des Maya
SINS a. Camp siAeme Ssptieme, ayan hull peds de
face 10 rue du Camp cent ped de prOondeur
Sas dams lafaire cidessus. aE
s8s3@ - IT, T. PARKER,
myl4 q Jel 8 Is shtrit de g Pareisse d Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

Child KILLED By 4 DvG--A little daughter
aged 5 years, OF John Manser. residing near Dan.
phen, Pa, was bitten under the ear by fasorife
dog of her fathers one day last week, and died in
ten minutes after. - : 81 81 Z ==z=s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

DOES IT RAIN IN EaYPr ?-Sir Archibald Alison.
in his history of Europe, writes as follows;
:" II never rains in Egypt. Centuries nay elapae
without more than q shower of flrizziing mist
in Egypt for 100 years. Correspondent Of the
Times writes from Alexandria, OH. n, 1859, a.
follows: ]" Englishmen express their asfonishment
ct the rains lately experienced, having GENE with
me erroneous Impression that it never rained in
Egypt" Upon this Il il asked whether The rain
which is referred to by the above correspondence
: the first which has appeared in Egypt for 400
years.
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y asf-ss, II. r.. MATTHEW'S 81 C0.-cAK-
Ss5&t3 RAGE TEIaaiiNfis. everything necessary e,
kXIEs snable Tor Carts and Drays With Lnch Pins
and Nuts Of Ne. 1856 DRAWER street., New ofeans snii "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

sEooyD DrsTRIcT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. j. IT,
- 81 New Orleans. 5 BURROWS &Go.-~No. I6,A12
* VIRTUE offs writ of seizure and sale
10 me dtreced the Honorable the Second District
Of New Orleans IN the above entitled cause win proceed
el at public auction 81 the City Hotel Common street
June, 1880, a; ~ O'Clock NJ ~ =
ONE LOT OF GROUND. sityate in the First District of
ihs city, in The square No. 08 bounded BY caope Enphro
s1nf haInssl, Magnolia Soils
which said lot designated by No %
inches and lines front Caope by l0I feet
and lines IN Depth between parallel lines American
1ogeiher with the improvements thereon.
Inc whole asaper plan drawn by de Armas Deputy
Surveyor General dated 20 1889 deposited
the Sherirs office for reference,
Seized In the above slii
TERMS-Cash the snot, t-.,, s.=-5
f. T. PARKER
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
sye9sr l,isTKicT CoUR7( GlTf OF NHW ORLEANS u
o. New Orleans ESTATE Or 4. o. DUDLEY
-. No. I6.96.


sye9sp ,IsrlIcr GoURT GlTf OF New ORLEANS ~.
Of New Orleans. ESTATE Or z. o. DUDLEY.
-, No. 1896.
n 70 ~ directed by ne Honorable lie second
EEL =. public lie cy 10 e. Common street Be-
isea .a ,y aIa Magazine Streets SATURDAY. July b
Wit - - os'eE, NJ the following described property, 10
nut st. Masy and n No 1873 bounded by Camp Cher
e., ~ e. apdew Streets and having front of
ieet IL depth ~ o. Andrew street. BY hundred and fry
eat.aa X e.
.TERMs4 " MON, nn n, ,Ss 49,.
''se spot 9s3 &
s.tx,r % T. 2. PARKER,
sher'n OF the Parrish Of Orleans
=, -. :, --~--
Cpuh ps pisIscT La WILLIE Dc la NILE OR
oe IN t'ot'etieTofieans- LEANS Va. Ia SUCCESSION
&c II. o. DGDI.Ey-Nai6s ng
HsN GAtIu y, an writ de satsfe ct yeute \.
= mol adresle par Honorable Dease ci dc
~ .ii, % pfoeGdcYsi lie
AZ Jnisa i n q .a = h.tei % Ia Cts Do Ia
lion Ne IL propse don't sa n fadjudica
dsn ,i. NJ "a hs a,1e,ag D,s,,,e. &c eee vile
uta = Z, ~ s ~ W x'lPf rhesnrf SIC
Il hss eeaf 81 ea az p,da oe iace r
s ss,si aa1S lsHaire eidsssss
au moment ae Ta11naieaston
ia " !, m - s,...,, -, r 4. + AkkEE,
5000. rx- = ~ n, l,,,,u., - .,,.,.- -------
oEcoop pisTkICI CouRr CllIlf W NEW OhBEAks ss.
n, " WI, s,trr M - ipsoo-
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Sherh OF The Parish OF Ur1eans
DrpHan cpe Q fihts p I Il SE shr
as u soss.e BaDpRfI-Na aH is,5sl
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yemre q
II moi aireSse par Honorable Deuxieme Cour District
de Ia Souveeo Orleans dams aare q desss e proctdera
LuNDI Is de JUN 1860, midi FHotel de la Cite,
Ia Commune entire los n Camp dies Mgsins la
P49ane aeaon e pSpa don't dssssPSn suit
n'caton Chippewa, SiNeme Septeme; enauante Chip
newa cent tn nte.
Saisie dans ratihire ci-lcssus-
G0NDITI0NS-Gomptan moment dc ladjndication.
u. r. PARKER
mvtS 26 lei " IL Sheriff de n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

QuArRIEaE CouR DIsTnIcrl R. H VOOLFOLK We. la
COMPAGNfE DU TEI,E-
de la Nopvelle- Orleans. GRAPHE DE LA NILE
ORLEANS IT DE L'O-
HIO.-No II, a62
I'm yERTU dun writ de deri faclas, a
~ moi adresse par fHonorabe Quairieme Cour de
de Ia Nonyslle Orleans dams aae proeedera e
VENDREDI 10 de de JUN 1850 midi FHoteI de Ia Cite
de la Commune les du Comp Magasns
la vente pnbique ct adjudication de-
Lineret reversible dros de passage de vote
dros de de franchises incidents gnes APP
partenan Ia Compagnie u Teegaphe de Ia Nonvee
Ct rOho depuis Ia Nouyee Orleans par la vote m
Mississippi In Baton Rouge Clinton Louisiana depuis
Ia Nouvele Orleans la Grand chemn la
Nonyele Orleans ct de jackson PEASANT par Etat
Louisiana bail DIES dts droits franchises exprant
Ter de Juliet 1859.
Sais dams fafaire cidessns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation,
+. r. PARKER,
my4 % jel Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orle rs.
Be it remembered that this 2h day of March, 1860
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace in
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. P Janyer Secretary the Louisiana Muua Insurance
Company New rleans who being duly according
law, do depose and that the above and
and correct transcript from the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
II P. JANVIER. Secretary
Sworn and subscribed day March,
1860 d. F. MTTCaELL
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six
the outstanding certificates of profits after the
Second Monday of May redeem thai
date the Scrip issue Of the 1883 they further de
caed scrip dividend of Thirty Three Third per cent
the earned premiums of the ending ebrHary 49,
for which certificates will be issued the rs, day Of
June 1880.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
A. CARRtERE, Vice Presjdent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

The JAPANESE At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 9.
The Japanese Embassy was formally resolved at
the Maryland Institute by Mayor Swan.
The procession was very fine. The ambassadors
rode in open carriages, each attended by men,
Der of the Naval Commission. They observed
great reserve, seeming to notice nobody. The
subordnates, however, manifested the greatest Ia.
terest at the scene, acknowledging and returning
the salutations with the greatest enthusiasm, some
even taking off their quaint hats and raising them
in the true American fashion to the ladies'. On
their arrival at the Gilmore House, in Monument
square, the whole procession was reviewed by the
Embassy from the pnrticf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

de Ia Eouyelle Orleans. vs.. VALENTINE WEBER
No 14,g0n.
= MOI address par Honorable Troeme Coar District
De u Orleans dams &c prockdera
MERcREDI, - de JUN 1880 i0Is heures a. NJ sur les iiemx
ci.apres dtsigues. h Naturalization de-
la BALANCE DU BAIL de deux magasins situss langle
ds rue Jnic Ct Baronne dams lie Premier District de
se eapirant 70 81 d'octohre procain . de $50
par ois lie bail comprend les derx masssii as rez de-
haut. ~ ~ ~ " = -, 80
saisie dams reiiaire ci.dess7ls
C0HDITE t,aieTa h Ioyer son
ct Ia balance du px Rehabilitation sl en- await coptant
au moment de REHABILITATION @
ies II Is fs % Sheriff do T. P p dfrxans
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SHERIEEs SALES

THiRp D1srahr couRrl AAsGgI.L.us kiscIMAs ". VA.
nf New ORLEANS. ( IEETINE WEBER-Eo ii On
by VIRTUE of a writ of fiert facias. In
- me directed BY The Honorable the Third District Court Il
New Orleans In the above emit led canse will proceed Vii
az public sgcon, on WEDNESDAY, jane TO- 1890. at io1s
The uNEXPIRED TERM Of tho lease Of the sit.
rated The corner Of Jaa and Baronne Streets In the First
District Of this city ending the 3Is Of OCTOBER $780,
at ne rate q 20 month The lease comprises the Stores
on te lower floor Of the three story brick house stuated
above rs per lease fled in the Of r. NJ Fisk Weber
Orleans.
Seized In the above suit
TERMs-The purchaser pay the Ii falls due,
the balance Of the price Of adjudication any cash. spot
n. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Perish of Orleans.
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Sixth DlsrRrer couRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. THE
of New Orleans. MINORS OF r o. SMITH.
No. 1928.
pY VIRTUE OF n writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the honorable the SIKH District
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
tween Gaap Magazine Streets SArUDAY the 39 dry
of inne 1860 at II O'Clock NJ the following described prop
viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho Fourth
District Of this city in square No l6 bounded by Camp
nut Eighth and Seventh sests and having on Of thirty
feet inches Seventh street, by hundred md
twenty-seyen feet ten inches in uepth.
Seized in the above
rERAIS-Cas. on the spot.
E. t. PARKER,
Sherihof the Parish Of Orleans,
sI1,ExF CouR DE DIsrRIcr LA VILE DE LA N,IhEoR.
~ - 's''s o''A''' r. O. sMITH9No SIS No W
I'm yERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente, a
IA moi Rressd Honorable SNieme Cour de District
la Nouvee Orleans dRns faiafe cdesss je proc6dera 10
sAMEDl 30 de JUN 1860, midi rHosl de- Ia Cite, rue
vete pueane ct adjudication de Ia prophets capre de-
critic, savoir =
uN TERRAIN situe dams 10 ouasrieme District de
ve dams let No. 62 borne les du Camp Chestnut
Huiene ct Septemc pieds dix de
face Ia Septieme cent sngsept pied dix poces
profonieur.
Sasi dams fafare ci-desSus. z ,8= g=z
GONDITIoNS-Gonptan au moment de Naturalization.
E T, Parker,
my3A ies 15 % 30 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'frleans.
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Slxre DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.,
Of New Orleans W ". vAUGHT-No sag.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
Id directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine FRIDAY. the 18th day
june 1860 ~ o'clock H. following described Props "
viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in The Fourth
District this city, in the number fourteen bounded
Magazine Camp, SIKH and Seventh Gets having twenty
eight ct front Camp street one hundred and twenty
feet deep.
Seized n the above suit,
TERMs-Gash the spot.
e. T. PARKER
hgriHof tim Paris nfnr
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myla Is iee 10 %


Third DISTRICT CounT /
Of New Orleans-No. Ii 800.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRf
of New Orleans--So. $500.
Qf VIRTUE OF TIVE
- me directed by the SAID
in the above entitled causes,
ton, on the premises herein
the 10th day of june. 1860, al
The contents Of the GROCT
Of Julia and Baronne street.
and also all the Movable Eff
as per inventory TO be seen in
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

IeFut uHu p Fioh Beet, Opposite w A. VOIefs
5's5t between Poydras and Gravier Streets
Manufacturers and Deslers In STOVES and TIN WARE
WORKERS. -
We most respectfully call the attention Of commission
country merchants ho1sekepes and hotel propretorH
large and well assorted stock Of Cooking paror OGce
Heating Stoves, comprising almost kind In existence
POS Hseas Urns Coffee Toilet Sets, Lamps Lanterns
ana all kinds of Wares suitable Cooking
In the city.
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE 30 wen
adapted for the Of Hotels Planters which
particular attento..
Sole agents for s. J. Mche's Premium Lightning Rods
which will BIS sold nj manufacturers prices.
Particular paid kinds Steamboat
tebbing Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters Escape
Pipes and all kinds of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work
promptly executed. fel3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

Of New Orleans. ESTATE OF TOUSSAINT BAD
RY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
Lilo directed by the Honorable the Second District
New Orleans, in the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction at the City Hoel Common street. between
June 1860 II o'clock NJ the following described property
wit
Fourth District SQUARE EIGHTY-TWo Annunciation
Chippewa Sixth and Seventh fifty Chippewa by hundred
and thirty.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cas on the spot.
E. II PARKER
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SECOND JUSTICE PEACE A. BAUER Il CO. VS..
for tie Parish Of Orleans 5JodN sAMuELs No 72a.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of fferi facias, to
- directed BY the Hon. D. +. Mitchell Second Justice
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed sell public auction warehouse,
Gircns street. between Perdidc and Poydras
DAY the 18th day of june 1866, Al IL O'Clock NJ
I he contents Of HAT STORE.
Seized in the above suit 5al@..os5 I@g@
TERMS-Cash the spot
---- W Ill MATTERS Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

| Advices by the Africa are to the 2eti uIt. from
| Liverpool and to the evening Of tie 9th from
Queenstown. We extract the foIIoming ntelIicence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

des ORLEANS VS.. ARISEN
Nouvee 0reRfs GAUrREAiiX.-No. IA ggT,
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente n
IL moi adressa par Honorable Troseme de District
Ia Nonvee Orleans dams laiiaire eiessus e proetdera lie
Commune ene rues Camp aIagnsns la vente
pubue adjudication Ia propriata don't suit la description
:
UN TERRAIN sud dams lie Qnatricme District vle
dams let Quatre borne les Chippewa
Annoncaton Washington sXieme ayant 3S peds
face la de Annoncation 100 peds proon
dcur.
Saisi dams 1afare clessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
+. 7. PARKER,
ie5 IA % % iy7 Sherifd In Paroissp d. Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

SEcoNDE JUSTICE PAX, A. BAUER & co, vs.. JOHN
de Ia Parnisse d,0rlsans SAMUEIS.-No72S.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fierf facias, q
IA moi adresst Honorable u. f. Mitchell
de PAX IL paroisse doan dams afaire cldessus
poctdera Ia vente fencan, magasin dspot
du Cirque entire les Poydras Perddo lie ARDI
IL de JUN 1850. a midi de-
lie contenu Pun MAGASIN DE CHAPEAUX 4.. -.
Saisi dams raffaire ci-dessns. ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
ie1 q IL w. n. W tTERS Comfortable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21
United states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.


JrNk 2U-Ihs Ualicd Stats rs. nc Steamer Wa:ey
WIch-Th.s aus q motion for libel against the steamer
nster wch penalties of $500 for each rip In
violation OF the art Of Congress known the Protection
70 Passengers act which provides that any steamboat
carrying passengers without having two liieboa,s Ger
aln number 81 floats life preservers, also a num-
Der 81 water buckets and hre axes shall forfeit
pay trip $500. half TO 70 the IN
former and the other hall To the United states The
Steamboat in question is claimed TO belong 10 the Eliza
beth and New York Ferry Company, corporation under
tbe laws Of New Jersey; and IN the to the
paint they admit that the boat made three trips the
day named that they carried passengers freight and
goods but they insist that the act Of Congress does
apply % her boats, Of which they and three
because they carry passengers and goods simply and
solely fcrry beats and not la any other capacity.
The District Attorney commended that the boat was LA
bic for the penalty every trip she made with passengers
and thai was the nercs nonsense TO set up that
a. terry boat when there the admission In the
pleading that between Eizabethport and New York she
made two stopping places, within the limits Of this
state and the other in the slate Of New Jersey. He did
rot claim That me boat was liable for the penalty for not
having the requisite number buckets or axes or for
hay ing none Of the appliances for saving life, provided
she lay quietly al the wharf but the very day or hour
her owners undertook a. carry passengers without having
pro- ded the boats Heats life preserves buckets axes
winch the act Of Congress requires, then the boat
CONE liable for the penalty for every trip which they
thould unaertaSe TO carry passengers
Mr.. Morton appeared the part OF the owners and
admitted the facts OF carrying passengers three
Incorporated Perry Company under the laws OF
New Jersey they were liable for the penalty which
only extended TO cOasting steamers.
Judge Btts reserved his decision, but nim1tcd that
INTERMEDIATE places for passenger could not be regarded
g. lgrTN