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CATTLE-In good demand, and we hear
OF several orders for shipping cattle, await
ing arrival OF the same. Receipts to-day at
the stock yards Of ]. T. B. Jackson & Co.
OF IL head. Sales Of 5 bead on foot, private
terms Sales Of head, average weight 1856
lbs at $2.66 per hundred.
SHEEP Receipts CT 102 head, but no.
Nothing doing In hogs.
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PERSONAL.

N0NOoOO0CNgeNs,C-C" oyNDC0"lC0CNNNN0s
AT OH CE.-All persons are warned against
IN letting any one have goods on my account,
as will not be responsible.
au6Iw# i. BANNIZA.
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/ $16.621n18.75. Lard. summer rendered.
quiet and unchanged at 7sc. Bulk meats
quiet and FIRM; shoulders S4Nsse. Auioust.
steady, shoulders, sales Ss69c. clear rib
mand at 90c..
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE Aug. 7.--Baeging held firm
ana demand good on order; heavy hemp
lac; heavy fsx 143e for nominal lots.
Flour IN f2ir consumptive demand and
steadier; extra family S. so, a No, / IS 30:
farey $L50. Wheat active and demand
tirm az $l.20d1.30 on arrival; marked
very light. Corn in fair demand and SUD-
ply good and firm at 57A62c Including
SACKS. Oats hrm and scarce at 44N45c
sacked. Rye and Barley nominal. Coffee
nrmer; Rio 22a6253c. Hay quiet but
steady at 1S6l9c from store. Ness pork.
market steady with moderate demand
and held at $l6.75616.5O. B1coa frm and
isT demand; shoulders 94c; clear rib 10S
Ole; clear 10sd11c; held higher packed.
baK nrm; shoulders sc; clear rib 9zc, clear
1Oc. dsms steady, plain 136135e; sugar
Cared ana AEey 14anl54c. lard quiet
and steady; choice leaf 9, 956IOc; prime
steam sc; small order LOIS 5d1c hiQher
cash or time. Whisky quiet but firm at
OnleaK0 Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Flour-demaud
fair and market firm; extra superioe $3.50
az. 30. Wheat demand fair and prices
advanced; No. 2 spring Sis on spot; re-
gular Sl20 in hand; No spring north
western $l1S1GI19; No 8 spring sI.O4N
], %. Corn fair demand and nnsrket firm:
No 31sc, spot or Augu I; 3Sn3S5- BID
for September 38s63Ssc on account. Rsea
market steady with moderate demand. No
e9c. Barley market steady with a mode
rate demand, No. Toe bid for spot; sold
at SodS6c for September. Mess pork dull
and prices have declined to Is 50 for spot
or August. Lad dull and prices a shade
IoWer at % cash. Bulk market steady with
a moderate demand; sales Of short rib
mlddlss and short Gear at 95c; shoulders
held at SC. Bacon quiet and unchanged IN
every respect.
50. Lenas zarAsss.
81. LOUIS, Aug. Flour quiet and
weak; not qaotabiy changed; supernne
%; extra superfne 81 50n5.5O;
XXX $5.50d6.50; XYX$6 5O67.5O. Wheat
5OO0 40 tuu PfiCSs No . r6Q LaH
s1.25; 70 2 red winter Sl.43; sample lots
:hoice TO fancy $1.500l go. Corn market
teady with q moderate demand;- No 2 SO
ash; 3S3639c for August; Sole for Sep
ember. Oats dull and prices droopine;-
70 2Sad29c cash; 27Ic August; 2elc
september. Rye duh and prices droopins;
70 2 44c. Whisky Dominally lower, offer
d at 9lc; no sales. Mess pork firm at
'l6.756.7O 90. Dry salt held firmly; no
ales. Bacon firm, but OILY jnbbing and
rider .rsde. Lard quiet; refined S56Sse.
logs firm at S4.25d4 so. Cattle steady;
rexSn range at S1.50n475; native cows
nd heifsrs S2.12a640O; good 10 choice
teers $5d5.60.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Aug. t. Flour Market
teady with moderate demand medium
8 5Oa8 90. Corn meal dull and priees-
ave declined TO $3.50. Corn, demand
lir aud prices advances to 60d65c. OTIS
ensnd fsr and prices advanced to Ain.
&C. Hay dull; new timothy 24a26. Bran,
:arce and firm at Ice. Bacon, demand
lir and market firm st 9adl1IdIIBc.
ard and pork dull and prices are nominal.
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LOST.


II OST-A blue enameled Bib Pin, between
IL Poole's Daguerrean Gallery and the Episco-
pal Church The finder viii be rewarded by
leaving 1t at the Office of Drs Lyle & Fak, No.
North High street. aug7 2tH
LOeT-A Porte monte, on Saturday 26, on
College street, containing $50 or more currency,
q County War ant for $50 in nv favor, and other
papers valuable TO me. The flndsr viii be prop
erly rewarded by returning the same to me.
~ % If '- ISAAC PAUL.
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Neu York Drz Goods RaarRet.

NEW YORK, Aug. dry goods
Business continues active with manufac.
lures agents who represent staple cottons
and woolens, but jobbing branches are very
quiet. Cotton goods of all descriptions are
firm. Fine brown sheetings and blesched
shirtings have an upward tendency. Warm;
sutta shirtings have been advanced to 19c.
Metheum Hicks are up cent. Cotton
fannels aud prints are brisk. Wool fan
nels, fancy cassimeres and black beavers
are in fair demand. Dress goods and
hosiery are doing better.
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BANKING.
>ONOI>N0NNN~ONoo0oo> ~NcONO~~NOOO~DO.
BANKING HOUSE
Nashville Savings Company.
Z. q. T.ERBOX. Cgskss-.
ENOs. 9. JM.ARE. Press.

TNEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTHRKET
- allowed thereon; loaus negotiated, collsc-
e.ons mads, and General Banking business trsrs.
acted. jan l 1y
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Stock on hand.................


We are indebted to McAlister q Whaless.
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations In New York and Liverpool
during the day:
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Z, l2:15.-Cotton
steady. Middling uplands sgd; middling
Orleans 9sd. Sales to-day 1900 bales, Of
which 1000 bales are for export and specu-
lation. Shipped new crop at SD.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Z, 5:00.-Cotton
unchanged. Middling uplands SD; mid
ding Orleans 9ad. Sales to-day 1900
bales, of which 1000 bales are for export
and speculation. Shipment of new crop not
below low middling, sc.
New YORK, Aug. Z, 10:20.-Cotton-
Market dull. Futures steady and less ac-
tive. Ordinary 141c; good ordinary 1870;
strict good ordinary 1Sc; low middling 19c;
middling zoe; Alabama zoe; Orleans zOIe;;
Texas &C. August delivery IS 13-16c;
September Is 3-16c; October IT 13.16c;
November17 9-16c; December 175c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7, 10:55.-Cotton-
Futures easy. August delivery Is 1861
1S5c; September 1876; October 17sN17sc;
November 17a017sc; December I7sc.
Sales {, $500 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. z, 12:15.-Cotton-
Market dull and irregular. Futures steady.
Ordinary uplands, official 141c; unofficial
14c: good ordinary, official Tic; unofficial
185c; strict good ordinary, official Isle;
unofficial 1Sc; low niddling, official 19Ic;
unofficial 19c; hliddling, official 2O1c; un-
official zoe; Alabama, official 20lc; un-
official 20c; Orleans, official 2O5c; unofficial
2O4c; Texas, official &C; unofficial &C.
August delivery is 15-16c; September IS g.
16c; October 17ic. Sales 900 bales.
Sales for consumption 122 bales; for specu-
lation 102 bales; last evening for exports
sc bales; for consumption so bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. Z, 2:15.-Cotton--
Market dull. Futures dull. Ordinary 14c;
good ordinary 1870; strict good ordinary
lSc; low middling 19c; middling 2Oc; Ala
bama zoe; Orleans 204c; Texas &C. Au-
gust delivery Is 15-16c; September 1870
Is 8 Ice; October II 13-16c. State II 500
bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. Z, 3:15.-Cotton-
Market weak a7d irregular. Ordinary
l4tc; good ordinary 16Ec; strict good ordi-
nary 18c; low middling 19c; middling
zoe; Alabama zoe; Orleans 204c; Texas
&C. Sales for exports 1883 bales; for con-
sumption 2T8 bales; fo= speculation =
bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. Z, 3:25.-Cotton-
Futures quiet and nominal. August de-
livery 16i618 15-16c; September 1910
10 3-16c; October 17s617 13-16c; Novem-
Der 17a617sc; December 173117 9-16c. |
Sales $1,000 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. Met receipts |
',54O bales; exports to Great Britain Is ,067 |
'ales; to the continent 2,116 bales; stock |
.59, 4S3 bslas.
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gasarilue Proaucs Earnes.


PARTNERSHIPS to-day Of 1000 bushels
at S1.55. Market firm.
EGes-Very dull at 71Sc per doz. from
wagon.
FEATHERs-Weak, and Csc the outside
figure for prime selections.
PoTAToEs-Market dull, dealers buying
from wagon at 75e6$1 so per barrel, as to
variety.
GNsENG-We quote at S1.OO01.05.
WOOL-There is good deal coming in,
but prices continue extremely loT. We
quote common unwashed 25G27c; uD-
washed combing S0G32c; tub washed,
common, 40642c; bury lots 5A1Oc less.
RA6s-Msrket dull at 3631c.
HAY-We quote cid at $24 per ton, and
market dull.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens command Is
M16c.
BUTTER-Good country is selling freely
at i8c. We quote choice at &c.
BEEswAx-Weak at 25627c.
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FOR RENT.

-.,s,,n,>
Il Main street, opposite Hickory, Edgefeld.
Apply to MRS. COLLINS, on premises.
aug5.lw ei 80 eIf4 -t
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CINCINNATI Markets.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Flour quiet aud
unchangedjn every respect. Wheat firm
at S1.25-61.30. Corn firm at 44G47e.
Rye market steady wi b moderate demand
at 6S670c. Oats quiet and u Unchanged in
every respect. Barley dull and prices
nominal Groceries finn. Oils steady.
Eggs, butter and cheese market steady
with moderate demand. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork firm at $3.50, and held a
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BAeams-Wa quote ct I4nl4se Ter
h5mp and nSx. :
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. Flour in mode
rate deinapd;. supertine Western ard State
S4.7565.15; common to good $5.S066.15;
good to croice S62067 90; white wheat
extra S70068.20; extra Ohio $6.0568.40;
st. Louis So 40610.75. RE -four steady
az 81 3065.30. Corn meal steady;
Western $3.1563 40. Whisky lower at
96c. Wheat lower and good demand; No 2
spring S1.3661.41!; Northwestern spring
S1.413. Rye tirmer; Western in store S1.82.
Corn frmer and fair demand; steamer West
ern 53655e; sail 56d58c. Oats in fair de-
mand and UNCHANGED. Coffee quiet and
firm; Rio 18s6204c. Sugar in fair demand
and firm; fair to good refining SASH. Pork
dull; newmess S17.9061O.00. Cut meats
unchanged; middles steady; long clear SIC;
short rib 94c. Lard dull; old Western
steam SSHS 7-16c; new SINS 5 Ice.
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Aaian sad smtrita,t,
WANTS.

Advertisements under this head vilI be CHARGED
TEN CENTS per hive for each iasertiOn.l
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BANKING.


THURSDAY, Aug. 7, 1878.
Nashville OOsson Harkes.
There is considerable cotton moving. and
we notice a pressure to sell, principally
follows:
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FOR SALE.

NNra<sf ~ wv NSN~<>aDe NSNoOO
TOR SALE-An excellent draught horse;
Il works wsll single or double; bay, eight yea )
old. EnQuire At this Office. ang5 CT
Es0B SALES 600 Commercial insurance
a. Stock, to the highest bidder. ARLINGTON,
FARkAR q WEAKLEY, Agents.
sjy31 &c -s----srs.e : ----saa
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EszhvllIe E-ov1EfOn sEarzcs.

N7a1NHkAAo z IUVKHkUI aEsEAcss
Market firm packed from store as fol-
lows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1O1c; clear
nib sides Zoe; shoulders 94c.
BACoN-Clear sides 11ac; clear rib sides
114c; shoulders 104c.
LAED-Choice in tierces 9sc; kegs lie;
buckets lie.
CHOICE HAMs-Sugar-cured canvased
15sc.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Sugar cured 1896.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased 1Sac.
BEEF TONGUEs-Per dozen SO.
We report sales from wagon to-day of
country bacon at 106l0ac for shoulders;
lie for sides and 13c for hams.
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EaanvIlle Flour nno Sraln markss.

FLoUR-Demsnd fair IS follows: Super
fine $5.25G6.0O; single K $5.7566.25; Xxx
E6.506I25; Xxx $7.2567.75; family
$7.7568.25; choice family S8.25GS.50.
Corn MEAL-Market stiff We quote
at 673670c per bushel for unbolted and
bolted, sacked and delivered in depot.
CoRN-Shipments to-day of 1000 bushels
at Csc sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-We report sales off 500 bushels
at prices ranging from S13561 40 per
bushel.
OATs-We quote at SOC, sacked and
delivered IN depot.
BRAN-We quote at $1,000 per tor,
loose in bulk, and $1,000 per ton sacked
and delivered in depot.
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baltimore REnrnafa.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour in good
demand for new; Western supetfne 81 rs
6525; family S7.7568 IS. Wheat steady.
Corn, Western mixed firm at sic. Oats,
steady; Western mixed 41d42c. Rye
scarce and firm at T0072c. Provisions
f1rmer and hi her. Mess pork SIS. Bacon
shoulders 9a610c; rib sides 10a6l1c; clear
rib 11.61lac. Hams 1456165. Lard dull
at S446Sac. Whisky quiet at 96696sc.
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w Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Flour dull,
family S8.5069 IS. Corn scarce and firm;
mixed 63c; white mixed Use; white 78dS0
Oats, dull at 41642c. Bran quiet at IS.
Hay dull; prime 81; choice scarce at $26.
Pork 6rmer at $17.006l6 rs; dry salt shout
ders DC. Bacon scarce and nrmer 9sd114
Ollie; hams 15ad16e. Lari, ti'rce dull at
Ss60ac; keg scarce at 105c. Sugar, demand
good; fully fair 9ic; yellow clarified 104c.
Molasses, no movement. Whisky at 94s9S;
Cincinnati 35c. Coffee 1S62o1c. Sterling
2644; sight premium; gold 1854.
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Sl6.62a616.75. Lard, summer rendered
qoies and unchanged at 7sc. Bulk meats
quist and hrE; shoulders SsASse, August;
GEAR I'D "; clear held at 9s19Ecc. Bacon
STEADY, shoulders, sales Sfd9c; clear rib
lug, eiesr lOze. Whisky In good de-
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THAMIEDs-A Wet Nurse can find 4, good
wv home BY applying at % Fillmore street,
(LebaDen 1uriiDike.) Must come welirecom-
mendea u aug7 st
+ AND WANTED 10 build the new Gas
IL Works on. Persons having suitable lots for
gas WoI tfs t0r sale, viii please ad Dress MESSRS.
McDONOUGH a. FLANNERY, care of Browns
q Cheatham, Real Estate Agents. jyA If
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New York Money Market.

Sterling Exenange, Bank Bis 109;
U. S. eOupops, 1881, 119s ex-interest;
6-20's Of 1862, 1171; do. 1864, 117a; do.
1865, 1874; do. new Issue 5-20s of rs,
117s; do, '67 l19.; do. rs 1889; new fves
l14s; U. S. coupons 10 40s 1155; U.
s. currency SIS, ia; Missouri State bonds,
03;Tennessee old 81a; new 81; w. U. Tel
egraph 925; New York Central 1863; Erie
qSs.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
CPINiINAI. EOIES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
John OCoBnor charged with stealing eass OF pnnes
valued s. 1873 from David W Names of No 33 Prospeet'
AT the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Juoe Sherwood Annie Co1nor OF No lSf wooster st.
committed the charge OF stealing al oyerca' valued at go
from a mann named Patrick Clancy
Tn the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, before
Jude Oerburr seymour held charged With stealing
div d iewery valued $50 from Lens Serpre OF No. j3 BsyAds
Boyle Assistant Alderman Of the Sten'eenth
residing No 104 St. MsrkspAce held IN deisa 9JoO pA
on a charge Of beating his wife, Teresa Boyle
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder Assistant District Attorney Rollins ap,ng or ne
people Dugn aud Martin orsn charged with breag I'M" hs
store OF John W Hart A. No. 100 Nashngonst on nov ana
.nr 81 tried and Convicted sent 10 ihe rem
for one wear John Ohott for the accused
Us charged with stealing $40 worth Of ladies' clothing on Nor ~
from Catherine Of No 40 foryhs acquitted kdnoa
p Price Pleas Of guilty accepted the 10
lowing eases: Mary Ann Costello, OF attempting TO siea
wateb AID chain $40, Oct. 20 from August Waf-
mann Of No l9i Gnist the State Prison io "a ysIs
property Nov 2 from Thomas Nsegu OF NO 3Of bosa
ng 2 worth Of property hov g. from Adoph Droste OF 10
seeoadaye Pentenuay for months Edward hI
er o,empng TO steal $50 worth OF elohihs on Nov y ron
splAne No 205 East Twen sent 10 the state froh or
III Edward wan, Of stealing pocket book eouaa ~
80 20 from Lewis r. Warner Of 80 BA hneteenhs 81
seat o the Penitenlary for 3 months
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
BRITTON'S DEFENSE.

GROUNDS FOR SHIELDING CRIMINALS.
mARP PASSAGES BETwEEN COUNSEL AND THE DIS
Rrc-r-ArroRNEY-A RKBUKE FROM THE COMMITS
noNER - rHE THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL CHARGE
NEXT IN ORDER.
The session in the Britton investigation, yesterday
was the most exciting one that has yet been held
Mr.. Btton and his counsel lost opportunity per-
ronay to assail Messrs. Morris and Davis the coun
rel for the Committee of Fifty. The direct exani-
nation of Mr.. BrittoD regarding the second. the
election fraud charge, was finished on Thursday
afternoon and yesterday Mr.. Morris cross-examined
him. In putting questions TO Mr.. Brtton, Mr. Morris
was studiously courteous, but invariably received q
gruf reply. During the redirect examination Mr..
Britton received stiDgng reproof from Judge Speir
for making improper and uncalled-for reflections on
the character of of the gentlemen appearing for
the Committee of Fifty. e. NJ. Cullen, Assistant
DstrctAttorney, corroborated Mr.. Brtton so far as
nc knew Several members of the Prosecuting Com
mittee of the Committee of One Hundred testified
that they believed that convictions could have been
had in a majority of the cases if Mr.. Britton had
prosecuted them at the first of his term
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
norPrFIu, COURT JURISDICTION.

AN ACTION AGAINST AN ENGLISH CORPORATION.
The suit Of John Spencer Jones agt. The
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, acorporatoh createu
under the laws of Great Britain, was begun In the
Supreme Court OF the State TO recover damages TOT the
breach of a contract alleged tohave been made by the
defendant with the plaintiff whereby the former agreed
to transport the and certain portions OF his prop
erty from Liverpool NewYork. The Company apphed
TO the State Court for the removal OF the suit 70 the
United States Circuit Court The petition was dehieu
and the Company entered the latter Court copies OF
the proceedings the suit and asAed leave 10 put III an
answer to the complaint fled IN the State Court claim
nc that the suit was removed to the United States Cir
cult Court by the entry therein OF The papers referred
to The plaintiff objected TO the Jurisdiction OF that
Coprt Everett r. Wheeler, counsel for the defendant
that the suit removed by virtue OF the
provisions of section second ofthe aot Of July a. 1865
which says:
Apv corporation or any member thereof other than
banking law oi nDe Culeeu
SIates and against which suit at law or IN Equity mas
been commenced in any court othcr tnan oireus m
alleged liability Of such corpofatlo' or any memper % or
thereof have such SUIT reinovea IRON t ,ne w % m
fIct Court of the United States upon ning pel.on a
or Inv vne of the Consultation of the United States or
any treaty OF law OF the United states
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday IN the
course Of his decision denying the defendants petition
Judge Blatchford said:
no decision upon IT, Ii is also important one IL the
construction given by III defendant TO the stature
correct perceived why its provisions DO not
apply 10 corporations created bye the States, as well As
TO corporations created by foreign governnents Ar
careful reflection, constrained 10 the CONCLUSION
that the taken by the plaintiff Is the more correct
and that this suit Is not one Of which I'M. So9r M h s
or jurisdiction under the act OF 1865 ior the
reason that the defendants corporation u mol cor
poratlon organized under Law 0f the Unlted STATES:
have less reluctance adopting this view, because III
this Court in error IN refusing III sn case
the defendant has prompt repedy pI an appIica
Eupro Eour of
mandamus direct 1t to take jurisdiction OF the case
and proceed adIudge Its inertia H. on the
oIher hand this should take jurisdiction OF
this case compel the plaintiff In case OF an adverse
deesion Oh the merits, seek the Judgment OF the
supreme Court Oh the question Of jurisdiction, the
claimed being 1900, he might thus obtain
Favorable decision that point only at the end OF
long and expensive litigation Doubtful questions OF
Jurisdiction should possible, be anthoritauvcly ois
Jnosed OF at the threshold OF q controversy.
An order must be entered denying the defendants
notion and stating that such denial proceeds solely on
the ground that Court has Jurisdiction Of the
suit and also dsmssng the sut for want OF urisdic
New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 12,-No. 14l-Davis agt
Baud the Snpreme Court Of honns-lhs was an se9
mechanics lien cane BY The defendant IN error upon
building premises known tbs International Hotel In heeA
GERMAN and the question IN contest m
the property Bsnd and the plaintiff error which was po
,no title under The lien, that claimed bY the
under mortgage ereened to him By Germ,in Under ne
ohontsns the canse was ntd az processing IN ohhoefJ
ont vnttn reqhesi the make ndns OF
eoutended that this not endt the parties
In the sbsno. Of such pusons and request n
parties waive Jury stand concluded By the
The submitted 10 it. Bu; the case oondsf
then il submitted erred In It's rulings the 9ues
ton prsented Leech and f. Toen for plaintiff error, )! H.
Ashton N. Wilson for defendant
No. 27S-Gy Ag Roloi appeal from the Oeait Court f @ we
Northern District o Illinois submitted under the 2Ob rule In WIS
ease N, appellee refused ALLOW Of Gys given jointly WIN
one had into biz hands assignee in bankrup
Of the Company TO be paid Of insurance que
Company GrsIs hm and tbs processing was 70
anste1t BY the assignee the appellant eni s
nigh, 10 losses and payable his fu set Of against o
claims that debt due right eansot be t on
against Indebtedness Of and gay
ascan Inuranc COMPANY cannot 'es Of sssnn n
COMPANY Griy and his psrtper
Bers james Norton for appellant NJ Pence for appellee