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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
fBefore Jude Russell

Before jude Russell
A SERVANT GIRL SENTRSCED.-Chr SchusteT
was placed the criminal bar yesterday charged with stealing
various articles Of ladies' weu to the value Of 81 Tic in
dctment against her states ha she became employed
servant Mrs Clara We'll living in Scvenths The 2th Of
October and decamped on the second day following viii part
of the property Of her mistress 81 her possession She pleaded
guilty TO attempt grand larceny and sentenced TO
the State Prison for two years.
RErUBSED CoNWcI.-Hcny Miller aged ls years wns
charged with eahBg so United States Treasury notes and
National Bank bills His committed the 10th Of
july and soon after sent the Peuntay for another
crime be released the Dist Of October but 0y 70 be
written testimony that he was employed by Raphael D. Davis,
and by him to the bank With check representing go
pleaded guilty Of attempt grand larceny Of moneys and
was sentenced 10 the Peniientary for one year.
SENTENCED FOR CARRYING 4 CONCEALED WRAPoS-Charles
Munday Wos charged with carrying concealed weapon on
Ger Alexander Wells OF the Doth Precinct Police found him
the evening Of the Doth Of October in liquor in Nine
teenth with dagger concealed inside bis coat pocket and
inercred with him The officer states That The prisoner was
arrested on previous occasion io cutting one james gallagher
with knife The prisoner pleaded guilty the indictment
and sentenced to the State Prison for one year
Az OLE FALSE PfaTESDRR CoSyICrED-Manuel COrtez. a
spaniard Of small stature and remarkably cunning black eyes
tried the charge Of obtaining money and goods by false
representations The prisoner IS known 70 the police by The
aliases OF Spanish Consul and don Pedro" and las been
often arrested FOR his sharp sNndng operations hut De has
dence 70 legally convict him This last charge was prosecuted
by Mr. Cunning S Bedford Jr Assistant District At
torney. Marx Cohen, Chatham-st cloibicr testified
the S Sg5 7s Ses himself 0s 's n Of
OF schooner doing business at Havana Cuba and desiring 10
buy quantity Of ready made clothing send there On
these representation the defendant sold him goods the vue
Of 500 among which suit Of clothes for himself worth
SIC and loaned him e. Jeff with borrowed money
and the suit Of clothes and the defendant received check
drawn for the OF $50 by G. Bel Co 70 the order
OF Corez who Endorsed his name on the back
The deponont accepted the check security
for the payment Of the borrowed money and
the Of clothes and also for the rest Of the purchased goods
which he promised to call and pay for the next day Atcr
he had left hedepOnent aceaned that such n rs that Of
G. Bel Co. existed al No p rOadst where he had been
told be found and the time be discovered that
the check worthless The jury returned verdict OF
guilty and the Court willingly sentenced the offender 20 tie
State Prison iOr three years
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WESTcHESTER COUNTY NEWS.

WPsTCURSTRR COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Ihe
Weesfsr County Cirgit Court m session yesterday nj
White Plains and the following cases we're heard
Golfred Lettrc uc Oven Bel and others panth closed
lat night defendant moved Or suit and the motion was
granted with
james A. 81 John ag John T. Wr.ght-Acilon brought to
recover on mechanics lien lor work and materials fur
nshed hy plaintiff Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed
gro ~ and costs.
Moody Cummings act Ferris Pnner-Summons IN eject
mont without jerry. Hall and Arnold 0r plaintiff smith
and b. LnIln f1T deend1nt Papers taken By Judge Scg
ham and decision be rendered
George Thonis lri Isaac ~ Sodne.-Thls was an action
Tor assault nrd battery Dflcndauts counsel not being ready
moved the have The down for to-day Motion
denied aud jury drawn went 10 the jury default
jury out
hnac G. Wright aci. Aaron and David Ilo.ioher-Dcfend
peselt and Judgment being taken by default Case
not disposed o.
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AsYLUyS FOR THE INSANE.

To As Editor Of The ~ Tribune
SR As you have been lifelong advocate Of hu.
rights and impartial justice to all mankind beg to bring
your class OF unfortunate beings whohay been
looked by who make the laws and whom the people
send the Legislatures make laws for them thinking that the
laws viii embOdy and exact justice This class OF beings
denominated unfortunate beings those who classified
insane Some years certificate could be easily
cured from any physician In this city that believing
Spritualsm insane and by virtue OF such certificate,
could be taken Of the syums near the city IN the
State That belief has many advocates and now numbering
hundreds thousands This practice has been dropped
not from disposition that they were IN error In their practice
but from the overwhelming and preponeratng influence OF
their numbers and their prospect Of bringing the physicians INTO
disrepute.
The gers these Institutions have much discretion
airy aud the old musty laws Of England remain unds
turbed by any legislation oQuuteac such hagrant wrongs as
are perpetrated for want OF proper legislation for remedy
Some hfteen years back well known citizen was 40
duoied whs vending the produce Of his farm by secons
tuted committee and taken oroby 20 one OF these private
prisons armed by the authority OF PHYSICIANS ceheale ahd
two interested subscribing Witnesses lie remained ncace
rated there ten twelve months made his escape ana
bis cspoused by OF his friends suit was Drought
against the managers OF the Asylum ~ tho supreme Cot
the Eastern District OF PENNSYLVANIA Judge BURNSIDE esH
ing gained his suit with verdict OF some SOOO OF t2p
damages merely bring these matters 10 your notice without
any suggestions relying upon your resources 10 nave matters
redresscd and properly stated Very respectfully 49,
Philadelphia, Nov. H. 1906. JOHN W. GIVEN
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Judge Russell

LABoRs OF THB NOVEMBER TRRM.-The Court Of
General Sessions adjourned yesterday for the Noenber term
which occupied sitting Of Is days During that time be-
tween 10 and so criminal have been disposed Of @ Of
seven discharges and three rvmands The atu0us and
important trial that Of 0Bnen who was enueecally
prosecuted by Mr. Bedford the Assistant District uorney
Tor the murder of Kate Smith bis mistress and who was con-
yiced ofthe deed aud sentenced to death Terms ompson
ment have imposed on prisoners ranging nom 1 months
Juvenile offenders have been sent 10 the House OF Rege HE
oiienset Very few pckpocke before tho QH-t but
the number Of robbery and burglary cases were quite numerous
The following were the proceedings OF the Court psteuay
PRisoSERs SESTEScED-Phip Rester convicted y plea Of
an attempt at grand larceny in carrying trunkfrom the
depot Of the NewJerey Express Company, brought up on
remand and sentenced to the State Prison for yeas and
Simon Katy convicted by plea Of attempt at grind lnrco
nv on compliant Of Jacob Lewis brought up remand
and sentenced TO the State Prison for two years.
Andrew Williams and Francis Jerrod vced 'y plea OF
brought up remand and sentenced TO the state f'oh or
years each -, 80. -. -
larceny in stealing SIX finger rings oil the value of9 She
was In the habit OF visiting porter IN jewey st0e IN East
Fourteenth and during oneof her calls IN ihe no o. U
tobe took the rngs out Of drawer where they We deposit
ed part Of the stolen property was found on her when ar
rested by officer Moore Of the Eighth Precinct Police She was
sentenced to i4e S1te Prison Tor years.
John Murphy dcd guilty to an attempt az gran larceny
In stealing two coats two shirts and cane al oil m value .,
j5 80 and the property OF Chas Gregg lie was seheheeu 70
the State Prison for two years
PRISONERS Discrimination Elders pleaded guilty to the
charge illegal voting the 9Th OF November The 'pain
ant officer Thomas Doyle the First Precinct Police states
that the prisoner gave his as Martin Philip or Pmp Mar
tin Of Cocnties Slip and registered ana attempted vote
in tie Fifth Election District OF the ft Ward under such
bogus election day when he had previously voted IA
an0ter district Elders discharged sentence suspended
Edward Smith and John Urcher pleaded guilty to e ceny
on Out Indictment found complaint Of John Mitchell, ana
were discharged Morris Worms convicted by plea at
tempt At grand larceny complaint OF Chas w. Nd. was
brought up remand and discharged Francis AhManus
pleaded guilty carrying slung shot In violation Of IN act OF
he law II was found concealed him by Officer Thomas
Wilson Of the Eighteenth Precinct Police lie was discharged
George Klemne pleaded guilty q petit larceny In dealing
ESQ from tho bureau drawer OF Doris Rohe WdoV Ady
during her abscace nom home. lie was discharged
PRsoNEis RENANpED-Wiam Kelly, convicted by Plea OF
attempt at grand larceny complaint OF Matthew Gagan
was remandcd for sentence
Samuel X Hoggctt found guilty Of attempt at burglary IN
the third degree, remundcd Tor sentence.
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THE FAIRGROUNDS OF CENTRAL PARK.
The Board Of Central Park Commissioners have adj

THE FAIRGROUNDS OF CENTRAL PARK.
The Board Of Central Park Commissioners have adj
dressed the following communication Dhe Secretary OftS'
Board Of Education
OPYIcE THB BOARD COMNiSsoNERs OF the CENrkAL
PARK, No. 81 NAssAt-sT.. NEW OK, Nov J. iS35-
Central PERI carrying CUT e ID
enton with respect isce n door exercises on re py
grounds Of Park, As heretofe cou ia'ea 20 "
to
injury the lawns aud without mpaf1ng them As "lss ~
lures In the landscape
the PAX 70 boys aeud ug Of the city add @ me dess
Commissioners Of the PhrS 70 make tbs pFuese As s
practicable dependent regular attendance tnd goo
tbe pupil 10 this end the Grafton o. sAo0 phee
and order that The privilege oe n
5ed 10 tho oy who properly and si the nhnenes
the BE- made available 60 secpfe soo oeAa' " WV
pupils while at the Pak. L.. 81. "a.
Il will De- readily that the large Numbers ma va ~
If The grosnds viii render essential for the oasi
st the rs atoms Of the Park be strictly observed Ihee Fe
simple aud intended to secue Tie a11
tod Of all. ell. -t.lt. A.. 80.
I'm ,d snns are allowed pay base bal cricket snd suca
o no the play ground q the Fak a. the C9m
missioner, may approve Mondays Thodys snd Saturdays dur
ns far perm,.ion should signed by those desiring %
OF the Central Park. al th.if
g No IN Nss.su accompanied by certificate Sgued By the
Purin, Of tie school which they attend On The receipt oAs
the permission VIII De
these specially designed or pupils OF the
schools MAKING similar sppheaons
and bringing certificate from the pnspas viii be tho'aa
bs cemissorer Of the Park desire that expressly under
ood that still experimental sud tha hey
will suspended FROM time to tine altogether dse0n
aued experience nay necessary TOT me ~
the Park they found 20 CONFLICT VIVA "
AsDw ii. GEEsS. Controller Of the Park
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COURT CALENDARS-FoR FRIDAY.
SUPREME COURT GIRO

SUPREME COlkI-ClkIOils
PARr I-Adournej the PART ldeld by MULLEN j.
Court opens a. 10 O'Clock q ul-ShoIt causes.
5IS1-cbsf.. act F-eese a67.-whmors Patterson.
D llsub,ier orf R,le 3tl6-Drvis CulbeTtsoD.
3T4-Aiison act Fuker 33,5-Field Ogt. Brunett
2l5-Brough agt. Thompson J's4-Oa agitI ast' Onlhh
3O4-Bfsd,cy Lewis "a Jt-N okein g' hizki
ALTA beItus agt. Day. IJilb-Haley ugt ItIA.I u,
3li2-Chrk sgt Les.eti 282i-Wsyd agt. Mccullough
3i7j-N Lem at. Jonah +l3I-A lrn ag' pcIDen'
2,d-Tuuer EFT. Hanson 4ll3-Plhllips hg'. Noshufgh
3N9-l OemeT ug Moody. I4lly-f HDrr est Der man
9B6-ATcher sgt. shepherd. IJls9-lafing aet DlOs1h
ljtl-Aberle a.. beck I3lt4-Saine aat biosoh
356-Saa CO. Nat Blk AIT Rich 3-5l-IsGeld agi. Peters
srdsop 322s-Stapes agt Harrington
Art, 2439-MolHsou ugt HeTwig.
4I5S-Dolery e,t. Mrnanh. 3j1j-t sde agt Napbrgr
3l5-Lonsn ast Andrrws jSl-Horey Hgt boholeIhn
352-lliddeu AIT smith ---
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM
Held by PoTTKR j. Of No. - Duauet-Aoufned Tor the term
SUPREME COURT-ClIAMBERs.
Held by SUTHERLAND ICour opens O'Clock a mCal Of
the Calendar at u m
'sS-Hl,on srt Niles 8.-In re Russell File Co.
t4--3utrr art BnrIam OIL at. Nnlean.
General cal commences Ct No l2l-Athnc Mutual Insurance 20
MARINE CoURT-GESERAL TERM.
aendar for Nov Dee Cou held by ALKER HERSK and
Gross. J. J.-Court opera al 10 o'clock IL m
Nos Noa
i-emith or. Kncepiol l7-Pison art. Cspeut'.
? r ibifsou Swurwout. | lb-Oios Bgl Wsrsisf.
Sherwood sgt Fabbie. lp-Ioppns ast con~
4-Gufdi Or a.. Lehman. 20 Hogsatt bgt Co kf'l
5SheJs at The Forty second 2i-iitPsi agt liafrehin
~ uud Graud-st r. H. Go. 22-Swf act. Brown.
6-Pinnine a.. Fsk .l-tio dmIth ar. MaSuel
7-Ulgrr at schirreuberE 24-iilhng. HrL McDouad
8-Wie fagt. Ffoche, &c 2.-PhuIp sg. smith
9-Nivlf Schercnberg w .ns asL heTL,
lobby agi. DemOL <'-bsfbrits' u 81. H. i|h'Oo
lI-Mutha agt. GiaA -8-tiayrs az. ouuF.
l2-Biskham eg- brennan. % CohufnagL Brown - -
ll-Nlarout at Murply 30 Mooney be y. r. r. Il
Ii--yehagen AT. Sslomon. snd T. A.. n. aud L. Il.
lS--Ackroyd sFt. Ackroyd X H. 60.
l6-Gutten hst Roberts
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ing that the defen dsnts had right to sell under their
tract with asks Of them damages the difference between
the highest and lowest prices amounting TO over 5000
me defendants on the otter hand claim that under the
tract as il really was they right in selling and have
counter claim Of e45 beside oct on Of note Of the plain
tifs for d, 400.
The Court charged that under the plaintiff showing The
defendants must pay the difference between the highest and
lowest prices of the shares of Cumberland but could of the
note 400 but that the defendants story they
titled 20 a Judgment for Sl45 and interest.
The jury rendered verdict for the defendant OF sl65 25
IL S Bennett for plaintiff; Mr. Estes for defendant
CHASmERs-Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
In re the application OF the President 60 OF the New
World Fire Insurance Company-IepOt confirmed and order
granted
In the petition Of Daniel Mcleod ct sMoon granted
Frederick Eyers agt AdOph Administration granted WITH
out costs to either party.
Benajah LcfngWen agt Adoph T. Goderoy in re the ep-
plcatO OF VIM 5 Ross for writ Of mGndamus agt he COh-
trOler of NeW-Y ork.-MotiOns denied with $40 costs
Mary p. Hope agt ThOs. Hope Ell NJ Wood AIT Adela d.
WoodRepoI Of referees confirmed and judgments OF divorce
granted
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ARREST or A scorcH coUNTERFEITER.
HB Is ARRESTED Is THIs CITY AND HELD TO AWAIT
AN RxAMISATIOS-HIs ASrECEDENTs.

HB IS ARRESTED ~ THIS CITY AND HELD TO AWAIT
AN RxAMNATIOS-HIs ASTECEDENTs
On Monday last Superintendent John Mccall Of
The Glasgow Scotland Police arrived at this port bearing
warrant issued BY Lord Stanley Foreign Secretary Of Great
Britain addressed Frederick Bruce British Minister at
Washington for the arrest Of Henry GreaTeH lately popr
eof o photographs gallery IN GLASGOW seolanl lle ae
Union Bank OF Glasgow 20 the amount Of R@0
The couaiercits the denomination Of 81 and so well
we're they executed that found almost impossible TO de-
Photographic gallery and whom he haipreouy sciuced and
leaving behind him wife aud three children embarked on
steamer az southampton England arriving az tms Poft
about three weeks The guilty pair registered themselves
the Mr. and Nrs Parker and this alas they have
retained since their arrival here.
Il Was until weeks after their departure that the fact
became known the Glasgow Police and Superintendent
MoCah was al once dispatched on INC sieams PIP bee ~
pursuit arriving here Monday above stated lie called
al Police Headquarters and laid the before Superintendent
kcnncdy Fortunately he bad brought VIII him keeses OF
the gyes, and tie task OF denncaton was therefore al
detective Rustace was detailed BY Superintendent Kennedy
70 aid search and Tuesday afternoon he met Greatc1
in Canast Walking up 70 him the detective slapped sim on
the shoulder and SAID now 90 you 90 Mt HrSaueNl %
asOnhed the accied AZ being thus accoed by namo IN
land whore he had reason % suppose tat no one kneW
him. that be- could uttor word m response and hs conne
nance exhibited every symptom OF guilt
night Tie locality Of his boarding house was ana
visited There his companion found and their trunks
taken in charge In that Of Geatrex were found 800 more
OF the counterfeit notes The young won an Is aged about "
years very pretty aud pTep0ss, she seemed 10 De com
the position Nllcn iDluu heF'e
BY the prisoner enabled 20 communicate
with counsel and this morning Mr. George NJ Curtis appeared
Police headquarters and demanded an examination on behalf
his client The hitter was accordingly taken before United
States Commissioner Newton aud committed 20 await an eX
animation wi.C has been down Tor an early day
The prisoner a native OF England aged 81 years OF me
appearance and good address lie member OF ore OF the
numerous volunteer corps IN Glasgow and IN early life an
actor well known In Glasgow as sensational street
preacher, claiming be- OF the sect known as the
Plymouth Brethren On the occasion OF the execution o.
the celebrated Dr. Pcharl In Glasgow he harangued ts
crowd on enorny Of capital punishment lie was Tor
time Il reailent Australia
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HOMES For ALL

To ns E6itoy Of TIE NJ Tribvne
SIR have lately read in your journal the liberal one
for building homes for the poor BY Mcsss Peabody S"
art and Others. suggestion has occurred 10 mo Npu
would like 10 offer viz That II these generous men OF
Others would bay some tracts Of land on the outskirts OF
our city or Brooklyn and erect peat cottages suitable ot
clerks mechanics and Others and sell them iof cost say
amounts of SOS TO $50 quarterly without interest the pro-
ceeds thus received TO be spent erecting ether cottages
and would tho good work continue smiu luc oesss
generations with honor for having done ro6le cork
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Nov os-Before Judg
CARDOZO.
DISPUTE pETwEEN PARTNEEs.

NIIIIIVo IIUIIVIII HtIINA VII
This case, which has already been reported July IN
our coums il will be remembered is in which The pntt
desires perpetual Injunction against his partner he deiendn
prevent him from interfering with his business wlch Is tna
distier West Forty hst The case was before Judge
DAILY short time ago on a morton for similar injunction
which was denied The action before Judge Crdozo yesterday
morning not only for perpetual injunction against the
defendant but also TO compel an accounting.
Case still on -.
VIM IL Ingcrso for plaintiff Frederick Smith for defendant
CLERKS OFFICE, Nov 26.
The Clerk riyes notice that II will be necessary 10
remember the General Calendar Of issues OF fact after December
term, 1866 -, -,
He notifies the bar that the The Calendar viii retain
their relative positions thereon the year 1867 and requests
that notice be given Of al that have been discontinued
settled referred or otherwise disposed Of and not marked on
the Calendar. NNHAhdkL JAkVls Jfp OeiA-
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Essex MARKET POLICE COURT.
fRefors InaficA shandleX.I

Observation-Disclosures and o'clock yesterday
morning three men, named Francis winer james Martin and
John Harper forced into the tailoring establish
Of Mr.. Robert Kruger No So East broadway and at
tempted 10 steal thersfrom O. Oi0 worth Of and
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CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFTICE-Nov. %
Before Commissioner OSBORN
CIGAR MAKERS IN TROUBLE.

Before Commissioner OSBORN.
CIGAR MAKERS IN TROUBLE.
United States agt Ira Barber and Thomas Haggett
The accused are charged with manufacturing cigars
without paying the hcence required by law.
Joseph Bell T. : Assistant District Attorney appeared for
M Government Mr.. Charles Donohue for the accused.
The following is the testimony;
Abraham ucknor-KnOw Barber and have Haggett
Cigar inspector Tor the Thirty second district Of New Ofk
Mr. Barber cigar manufacturer cant say thar Mr Hagget
N Barber does his business NJ No 35 Pears be has Dse "a
business theIe Two or three years the sign up ~ - -
co. don't know who the Co Is in the office OF B Oer
Co last October supposed Barber was IN business baIoef
came % and wanted TO come and stamp SOM
about three months ago ladies at WoTA IN baID1
Cfoss,cxamnod by Mr. Donohue-Don know who employed
the ladies' there patent machines oT making cigars
Beircct-Stamped 100 cigars for Barber about eish!
months ago that at the time saw tAe a0les W WWh
stamp cigars and make my report 20 the Assessor monthly
aud the manufacturer pays The tax 70 the OoHec,oE 1885,
Joshua j. GasconeAm United states Assistant Assessor
for Inc Thirty second District have the accused and I'M
srand they manufacturers Of cigars the hrm OF barber
Co.'s place Of business Is az No 80 Pearst; have been
there think IL was IN july manufacturing there; Was IN
the Office not the factory Barber and had conversation
with MIN asked him II he was manufacturing cigars he said lie
bad moi commenced vet have been introduced Mr. Haggett
S e had lilo inpresson that thew were not
manufacturers time have talked with Barber about
license MAY june AID July and 40 each conversation Barber
said they thanksgiving Barber Co. have never ap-
piled 10 or my Office for license
CrossexamiLe BARRIER told that he interested in
patent machine and that they getting uP my impress
the only manufacturing done to exhibit the mode OF
using the machines Barber told license has been
Issued 20 Ba'ber CO.. no application Tor one has ever Oeen
David W Baldwin. Am Cigar Inspector know Barber &
Hagge have been their place OF business there about
weeks ago Inspected some cigars at that tme was on
the 18th inst inspected cigars inspected them IN room
factory in the building No 3S Pears have seen cigars being
made by machines the % day Of October inspected
Mr. Barber there aad think Mir Hagger also inspected
ZOO cigars that day Barber sent for me to come and IN
spect cigars
The further examination was then adjourned to Saturday
next az Il m
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silks Winer was arrested in alley beside the premises
about the time OF the occurrence tho other who then
escaped were arrested subsequently, The three yes
terday committed by Justice Shandey for examination
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A STOCK TRANSACTION.
Iemuel TYLER act. WIN. G.. Ford.

"
The plaintiff deposited with the defendant margin Tor
gold transaction 81 On that transaction be Lost tO and
then entered new speculation His story this that
tie 18Th Of December be directed The defendants 10 buy POO
shsres Of Cumberland telling them that II might 90 down
e but m rise soon and On this they bought promising 10
go shares o. Cumberland but proBsed make hs margin
good TO 10 per cent and that they told him be did not they
hunted for bin and unable TO end him one Of the de-
PENDANTS says he actually notified him be would sell and
ut last the 10th Of February sold bis stock a. loss Of
about 100 Tie account rendered had the entry Of purchase
the ist February Of the 18th December Cumberland
Loai has then been high aud TIE plaintiff claim