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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
FORECLOSURE E
Mortgage oftbs sunbury and Lewistown
Railroad COMPANY,

Mortgage oftbe Sunbury and Lewistown
Railroad Company.
In the Supreme Court for The Eastern Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania,
Sitting in Equity,
Between
James Pollock and Edward
=. Mitchell, Trustees nam
ed in q certain Indenture January
Of Mortgage, dated the Tevm,
first day OF April, 1870, 1874.
executed and delivered 10
by the Supbnry & Lewis
town Railroad Company,
eomplsinants,
and The Sunbury & Lew
istown Railroad Company,
defendants.
NOTICE IS HtRtBy OWEN. That. pur-
suant 10 fnal decree Of the supreme Court at
Nisi Prius. for the Kastern District Of Pennsyl>
vania made the 18th day Of December, 1919. In
the above entitled cause, there win be exposed to
public sale at the Merchants Exchdngo. In the
city Of Philadelphia, ut IL O'Clock n n, on
TUESDAY. May g. lsTi, the whole line Of the
road Company, begInnin at the east side OF " e
Susquehanns river, In Nortuhm berland county,
opposite the borough OF Sclinssrove, In snyder
county In the state of cnnsy lysnia and pass
ing by way ot SelinFsroye and Beaver furnace,
In snyder county, TO Iewistown, Miffin county
v distance OF ~ ulles, more or lc-r Win its
appurtenances, and all the lanns, property,
estate, railway ties, rails, supcrsttuctures, side
trccks, bridges, yiaducts. walis culverts fences,
right Of WY machine shops, depOts, grounds
stations. houses, and other buildings, tencments,
Improvements and structures VI every Kind and
nature Whatsoever, now connected with,
ow ned. acquired. held or erected and used by
the said Sunhury and Lcwistown Ral lroGd
Company for the purpose OF operating and
maintaining teelr said railroad, or the accom-
modation Of the business thereof, together with
all the etOss rOads, switches, streets, passages,
all the rights aud franchises thereunto belongs
ina; also, allthe machinery, rolling stock, tools
and implements, and materials connected With
tho proper equipment ol snid railroad company;
ani also all the rights, liberties, privil gcs and
francniess of the said ra. ltosd company. and all
the estate right title Interest, property Claim,
nnd demands Of nby matter and Kind whatsoever
OF the said Sunbury and Levlstown Railroad
Company, in law or equity, In and TO the same.
nnd every part and parce. thereof and all beneht
and equity of redemption therein Of tho said
SUI bury and i.evlstovn Railroad Company
TERMS OF SAlE,-Twentyt thousan nd dollars
cpsh upon signing the bid, and the residue upon
confirm alton of tho sale and nct now lcdgment Of
the deed Provided, however, that tn g pay yment
oi the residue may he made In such bonds Of tue
said >snbury anh Lew istcwn Railroad ompany
ss are entitled to recelv" the funds arising from
the sale upon Its distributiDn.
JAMES POLLOCK,
EDWARD Y. MITCHELL.
Tfustees.
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.
DAVID W. SKLLrus.
+. CARROLL RRrwsTER,
Counsel for Trustees.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02

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collection " beautiful illustrations some Of bioh
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nat WhIe oil rchect grvat credit upon the on Ter.
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ite whole forming rare collection Of good things.
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publishers IS Maiden Lane, New York Ci.y.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE GU1pEr PAVEMENT CASE DISMISSED

Some time since Charles Guidet brought
suit to $4,000 from the city alleged 10 DO due on
a street-paving contract. The dismissed In
this Court of the inability of the plaintiff to
furnish certificates of the inspectors appointed by the
Croton Board and OF the Water Puryeyor. From this
decision the plaintiff appealed 10 the Superior Court,
General Term and yesterday Judge Van Worst dev-
cred an opinion, concurred In by Judge Curtis and dis
sented from by Chief-Justlce Barbour.
He holds that the Court below was right, and the
plaintiffs title to payment depended 10 much on the
production Of the certificate from the Water Purveyor to
the completion Of the work in the set forth In the
contract as inspector There is no law TO dis
pense with the Water Purveyors certificate. Judge
Harbour dissented holding that the defense had no
merts and il was for the plaintiff produce
the the inspector was Withdrawn
by the Croton Board the plaintiff could not perform
the coudi ou precedent by reason OF the defendant
neglecting appoint the inspectors contemplated by
the contract. Abraham r. Lawrence counsel for the
plaintiff; ID. J. Dean for the city.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
A QUESTION OF LEASE LAW.


SUIT AGAINST THE HARLEM RAILROAD CoMPANf'
A vexed question of lease law, bearing upon
the relations private and public corpor
atons argued before Judge Barrett 10 the supreme
Court yesterday. The circumstances leading TO the sui
date back az far IA 1853 when Ebert Kip and his wIe
leased to the Harlem Railroad for II years the block be-
tween Forty seventh and Forty eighthsts and Fourth
and LexIngtonayes. This lease contained the usual
covenant on part OF the railroad to surrender quiet
possession OF the premises at the expiration OF the term
to the lessons In 1860 the Harlem Railroad began sta-
tory proceedings the fee OF the land TINS pro-
ceeding was resisted by the Kips, on the ground
that this property not necessary for the
legitimate business or Harlem rOad. aud tue hrst
referee decided in their favor HIS decision was, how
ever overruled by the courts and the matter LaVDg
taken the Court or Appeals that court anrmed
the general right OF the Harlem road 10 take the
property on paying tor It, Ia that case thOa2h the
covenant frequently discussed 1t dld not appear on
the record The kIps tnereupon. TO RAISE the con
stitutlonal question, began new SUIT an Whei tIey
distinctly set up the covenant, and tnat the
act under when the Harlem road undertakes
TO take their property passed aIter the
lease. IL therefore act inpairing contract.
The amended plant set up that the Harlem FOan
had leased all its property, franchises, &C. FOR t years
10 the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad,
and had thereby virtually surrendered their puDc re-
atloDs with them all the right 20 take property
under the STATES power OF eminent domain lbe rad
road company demurred this, and Il was the demuf
rer which argued yesterday. Decision Reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE CERrIrIcATIoN OF CHECKS.

The General Term of the Superior Court has
lust rendered q decision in the suit OF the Marine
National Bank against the National City Bank. In which
an n portan dstnction is made as TO the certhcaton
of checks Lunt Brothers drew . small check, which
was sterward raised TO 7s &c. aud altered so as to DO
payable to Derrippe & Co., to whom II was onered IN
payment gold They before delivering the gcd sent
the check round to the Marine Bank and there 1t was
certified Derrppe Co. thereupon delivered the gold
and deposited the check their bank the d. endan "a
this action. It through the Clearinghouse and
when the Marine discovered its faise Character
they sued bank from ich they received u 10 re-
cover the money. The referee before whom the case
was tried relying the authorities which hod thae
cerncaton only of the geuaness OF the sisnasuIs
and not of amount gave Judgment for the paintfn
This decislon 10 overturned by ths 6eneral Term,
which says in the opinion OF Judge Mcneil, that the
cases only apply where the vale parted with was not
on the faith OF the certica alton. In ts they hold
that of estoppel applies since t was on those
faith certincation OF the bank aud not on trust
gold.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Mr.. TRACY'S DEFENSE.

Benjamin I. Tracy, VINO appeared for MT.
Brittou made very elaborate defense and An able and
brilliant speech not combining himself to the facts pre-
sented by the record but ndulging in long dsserta-
ton on the duties and powers Of the Governor and in
diarribe against Mr. Morris and the Committee of Fifty
and Mr. shanks who had brought the charges The first
part OF his speech wholly as 10 the
question OF the Jurisdiction of the Governor.
in which he told the Governor great deal
which It might have been reasonably presumed
the Governor already knew. He then began to abuse
Mr. T. T. Backhouse, declaring that he knew nothing OF
the charges against BrttOn brought In his name but
that they were really tbs charges OF eI-District-
Attorney Morris aud Col A. C. Davis. He denied that
Britton had ever heard Of charges In the Grand
Jury room against Badeau forgetting that in his answer
Brltton admits the fact The failure TO prosecute The
baot-box suffers defended on the plea that Morris
had not done so while he was ~ office, and vigorous
abuse OF the plaintiff attorney followed Application
wa. made TO Mr. Tracy for copy OF mis- speech which
had been printed, but though promised 1t was not FUR
nished and reporter Was compelled to leave Albany
without "A
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
DEPARrUaE or FOREIGY MAILS.



The Post Ofc- and al Mails close 10 a.
ha fo- Pgmonh Cherb0urg ani Hsmbns '' 'e'n
ho Hoisaio 10 No SapD emensrY Mall s"anaho
al. A, . D. n. uun Pier At foot Of rhirist, sOOoAen
FRIDAY JAS 2
Newfoundland the Ne~ iors PotOhee every v
n. Iisi!ar.
Halifax closed Al The SeE-IOrk F0tO -ee e'sp
lsy si D N, and goes via Boston
sATURDAH. JAN 3.
Great Britain Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool ~
he steamship Baltic l2 VI Supplemental Nsh iov
the PosiOhc-
$50 p Steamship sails az D. IRON hie siI D'eG'
Pavora Perry. Jene7 CITY.
For aud Bremen Mail Southampton and Bremen by
the steamship Rhen. close Il NJ Supplementary hai Tor
donhle-pose closed Tue POomee
l30 Steamship sails from loot oi ln ST. ioooAsa-
closed Mai seat OT this me
Vickburg. close al ) m
hAH CITY OF Waco eose al p n.
Steamship sAs al p n tom Per NO 70 East Avsr
SUNDAY. JAN. L.
All Mails 10 o'clock The FosOh,e epsa ros n
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
A DECISION REGARDING DEBTORS.

The Superior Court, General Term. has made
decision OF considerable interest TO imprisoned debt
ors An action brought by CoIiey et al agt Grif
I'm ct al and was for conversion The defendant was
arrested and discharged bail. The case was then
by referee and decided in favor OF the plaintiffs
Meanwhile the defendant WAS surrendered by his
bail and put In actual custody. On the
paintifs' neglect to enter Judgment within one
month after the referees report was ready and offered
to him. defendauts semovsd for their discharge
under section Of the Code amendment OF 1870 Judge
eedgwiek denied the motion at Special Term, but on
appeal to the General Term his decision Wa unan
usIy oyerrulsd and order ntered for defend
ant discharge This Is the nrst time adj udica on
has made upon the above provision OF the Code.
TreadWell Cleveland for the piantns Roger A. Pryor
defendants. .
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE COURTS.
TWO NOTABLE OFFENsES.

Xxx SENATOR GRAHAM cOsyIcTED--sORToSs CASE.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Benedict presiding eIJudgc Fullerton virtually
abandoning defense in the case OF ex-senator Will
liam NJ Graham, indicted for embezzng the funds OF
the Wal kill National Bank said:
LAWYERS duty 10 his client IL discharged when he
has secured him fair trial that he must do at all
hazards though he fan under Judicial dspeaure
NV client has, opinion, had fair aud
partial trial. and Will leave him to the court without
making any remsrks to the Jury.
Mr. Purdy asked the Court instruct the Jury to con-
Wet Graham II they believed that he had Illegally taken
from the First National Bank ssl7 Is deposited TO she
credit OF Che Waikiki National Bank to pay his call
loans 10 the Market Savings Bank Judge Benedict 80
charged and the jury without leaving their seats found
a verdict OF guilty. Mr. Purdy stated that he would
move for sentence on single count of the indictment,
and theiprisoner remanded.
In the United states Circuit Court, yesterday IN INC
case OF the United States agt John W Norton charged
with embe zzng tl500Oo from the Money Department OF
the Post Office Judge Benedict quashe the Indictment
on the ground that did not state with srheient Ger
t,iDty what money Norton had emDezzled lie was hed
ia $4,000 bail TO await the action OF the Gtand JiFy On
charge.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
COURT sTATLsTIcs.

In the Surrogate's Court letters of admins
aon were granted Ia about LOO oases, and letters Of
guardianship 500 during the present year. In
the Court Of Common Pleas the whole number Of
argued ana determined during the General Term was
oss In Equity the whole sunbes Of taken WAS
49, 1 which $40 were disposed of Ths orders In Cham
oers died Of or parte wss AsD and the esmstsd Num-
Der es orders nos nied, sooo. The number Of
oases disposed Of on Jury Calendar loC7 Seventy
ave dvces were granted m THIS Court in tao course OF
rhe year Tue number Oh inxoiysnt assignnents vac %
The press business In this Court has been extremey
heavy especially Judge Van brunt hss held Ctrcus
avery onth Of he term only assisting oceasioDaly IN
the ssueSvl bssapsss Of the Court Two hundred and
hssen vtssu spsaiens vsrs takes during ic3 aud ~
norsoni sSAAG>1 beiI ~ permSssos " Ne Court
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
THE RRITTON INVESTIGATION
.pc,xEyr BEFORE THE GOVERNOR YES
TERDAY.

. ytIrS REcrrE BY THE PROSECUTING COUNSEL or
rHE pACrs AS SHOWN BY THE EVipkNch-IoN"
AND prscuRsIvE DEFENSE BY Mr.. TRACY.
The hearing Of the arguments IN the long pend'ng
,ase of Winchester Brtton, Dstrict-Attorney oil
Kings County, before Gov. Dix. was concluded yes
teraav AZ Albany. Only about dozen gentlemen
..scmbed in the Executive Chamber to hear the
Arguments Mr.. +. T. Baekhouse and Mr. "m
A Colt appeared rs Committee to represent
tbe Committee Of Fifty, and Col Julian Allen, Pres
;dsut OF the Peoples Reform Association. repre-
.spted that organization. Henry L. Clinton and
a A. Rnnkle appeared TO present THE TRIBUNE
.barces. s. ID. Morris and Col A. G. Davis spoke for
the Committee of Fifty and Attorney General Bar
,,x reuresented the State. Mr.. BrittOn was not
,.cscnt. but was represented by Benjamin +. Tracy
and Edgar NJ. Cullen.
The proceedings were informal 1t was arranged
that Mr. Clinton and the counsel for the Committee
Of Fifty sbould be first heard the defense closing
Subsequently the prosecuting counsel were briefly
heard IN reply. The main points OF the arguments
are gwen below in the order In which they were
delivered.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
In the Superior Court 10 persons nsturslised
during the months Of September and October OF this
year. Full returns arc wanting.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. before Judge
Kelly heid for Eve books valued -
$50 Of Dennis Sullivan Of 80. 80 Barclays
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
B-hs w'srs q No. 57S West F0fseeond
Pauline ssmsels Of No. 5o4
sevenhsve he 70 answer In default u $500 bail
Chas w. Austin captain of the American BRIG
charged with Violently aainng Joka Nsrgsa eas e has
81 600 hail br Con shirlds
with ~Diinz s-llng circulars ho"fh
arrested YESTERDAY sarrBt ssaed ~ toDnsnsnsr
Davenport before vhor he sil be rken 70 morrow
In the Essex Market Police Court. before Justice
Jsmes Nesl James hurpsy aiss
Du1y she house Of Dan ~ 'en OF
James De~ns held r stang cs - - fiileh a. so TON
Juus Hsnrr Miller eem"tisf
FOR stealing three .rimgz Of No. 34 Grand -
John G,ye william PsreEo hsd for orea.rs nt ha
house Of John Ps 40 Asg og-st' nd ssAhhs properly
valued at $40
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be-
fore Recorder Haekstt Peter CslghsH II sdin lh' @ had
ce7ed horses u1rh he been IRON ratnes nen
tyre o. No. Jl hadonL. a4 sat 70 The h"nse ~ Aiasr
John Mott for the o. nJ serptet
the f0 owing lanes Nc stealing oyercos sorih
$i5 Nov Is from RS~sri Seheer 2l3 rexrst srnr
The Penitrnnry for r months Fes Pmsn for attempting
II hAver a Jcbsch n No 81
yeaTs. Thomas Lane, for attempting $50. on
Dec a. from Tmoihv Couytn sent n the STATE Prison for
Mane attempting break ~aehsar Of
Adoph King No 373 Wlshn.tou Dee and stealing
bales d worth 81 20 70 the es Pson Tor .
Quy pokeis the OF
Psict Collins Charles Coins Jeremiah boar and John
~ the Catholic Potectay
$50 Dee H. from Dennis Savin Of No II LhasSeSS
TIE Court adjOuraed anul FRIDAY morning At Ia oeoes
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
YEARS FEDERAL PRACTICE.

The following is a summary of she business
transacted In the United States Courts for the ssstbefn
District ofNew-York during 1873: Is
United states District Court-Admiralty revenue ana
internal revenue suits gum 3o4 disposed o Is con
mon law and equity aide. $50 suits begun "a %
Bankruptcy siae, lo5 voluntary ana so NJ t,, - %
titons ned making al, since the nb petttou was
filed June I, 1857, OF $40 Dschsfs''' 'n OAAup'cy'
80; adiudicatlons. 24s. o,,.. a. "a. =,
s,ts began. exclusive Of suits under the Internal
Rayenur at and sus against the Colector OF the Port
tnr asSed iIeg. eIactions duties Equity ade-25l
.rte Deg 40 motions for intunetions nrard aud ~
grantsa Anne xis IA AdIoraty-A brought aud 81, IN
nd,no .ome of 1871 dispseed Of Appeals taken TO the
surname Court of Inc Omitted States, II. Reviews In
S.pErnntey--ls brought and disposed OF. Criminal
sIeso inducements found and i37 eases tried ana dis
posed Of. . ,r,,.. am, ~
sneIds Bette and Osborn, 7&6 -'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
TYPICAL CRIMINALS SENTENCED.

James Cusick, convict, was tired IN Ae
Court Of General Sessions. yesterday on charge VI
striking with a crowbar, Frank Clark another convict
IN the PenitentiarY BlackwelPs Island The testino
ny given showed that Dec I6 the two men were at
work in quarry near the prison Cusck while at work
trying to large stone, asked Clark 10 fetch him
roller and the told him TO get the roller himself
Quarrel at once arose, followed soon by fight; when
the two men were separated by the prison-keepers.
After their days work done, they were going
back to the prison. Cusck snached iron crowbar from
the hand Of another prisoner and struck Clark on the
head with IT, inh citing wound The Jury brought
In verdict of guilty and Recorder Hackett sentenced
Cusick to 10 years Imprisonment in the State Prison
John o. Mott for the prisoner Assistant DsrictAttor-
ueg Russell for the people
john Keete. Irishman who, from The contour or DIS
face was named by brother thieves Johnny the
Greek" was tried in the Court Of General Sessions, yes
terday on a charge OF stealing purse from the pocket
OF Oliver : Ackley OF No. - Broadway. MI Ack!ey
testified that while he riding on the BACK paSfOfm
OF a second-ave. car, in Peck-sip. he had his purse
stolen The accused VINO was standing near MIN on tne
PLATFORM soon aGterward jumped of the car A young
man pointed out the accused to policeman as one or
several who had apparently been engaged 10 PICK
ing pockets the The policeman arrested heele
ANA the latter, after he was under arrest made des
uerate attempt take the poicemin's cluD away from
him. The Jury returned verdict or guilty, and
Recorder Harkett sentenced keefe to imprisonmen IN
tue Stale Prison for years ExJudge I,m A. Beach
and John o. Mott appeared in behalf OF the prisoner
Assistant District Attorney Russell for the people
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
LANGE's CoACHMAN TRIED FOR PERJURY.

The trial of perjury case growing out or
the suit against Lange was begun yesterday IN the
United States Circuit Court. before Judge Benedict
Matthew Richardson, Langes coachman, testified in
that case that he went up into the hayof with some
of the United States Marshas and told them that
OF the bags found there feed The Marshas
testified that Richardson did nothing Of the kind and
Assistant United States DlstrctAtorney Purdy imme-
dlately had him arrested on bench warrant and he
was indicted after for having wfully sworn 70
an untruth. Mr. Purdy conducted the prose-
cuton, and the Marshals reiterated their testl-
rnony given in the Lange relative TO Richardson's
being with them the hay loft. Charles Spencer ap
peared for the defense aud IN ms opening REMARKS 10
the Jury stated that OF his witnesses bad expressed
fear that II they should contradict the Marshals MI
Purdy would have them indicted for peUury. Inc
counsel here got into wransle, and the Judge re-
marked that " the last day or tne year they
should try get without quarrelinH several Wit
the defense testified 10 the good character OF
Richardson and that the Marshals did not swear tht ne
was not haylot with them until 40 had testified
what took place there. ~,
Madame Demorest testified that one OF the Marshals
who said that Richardson not In the haY-loft with
him. swore in the LaDge that be tine Mrsha was
not there himself and Mrs Lange gave evidence 10 tue
effect that Richardson went with tine Marshis 20 the
stable under the hayOf and after considerable cross
firing between MI Purdy and Col Spencer, the Court
adjourned TIL tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
DECIsfCNS-DEc. 81.

Supre~s Conrt-CkambTs-B Judge Brady
s sn s aa aS o.r. e. srTos a & coT,Sy
Ia seevsr'hip Of Bowl Cree sayog. Basoass rssv
sg, Blun-Deaut opened SO costs ssi dseer.
cOar Tbs Marion Building cO@Psay-hsmOrana tor
By Judg, Bsrrc.t-Eary ,gt chA-orr for the attachment
jads- E.ncsehe r.pgl. Sc I'gra,. r, Brc4s.a ct al
Superior Court Special Term a By Judge Freed
ps5gSrvra ssS ,; Ar '5s s Az at
without Ker LeBaron Order denyiag
notion Rgnsy ' 70 open dsi,o' s,1Se
Rssours Pre Insurance coEteeNen, overrud
,od uaznsa. 'rrei r Ihs panSa On ne verdict sgaoa
,1rned opinion By Judge Aooe Union Bank Of
Judge sagl a '''tss ssr,S b. n Rs T Su r.
lions sa.sse sre, d,n'ng @ d0~g.s & T,'ed S and sr %
Jutge Mcneil AonrO Dutch Abraham Msad-Jaasa' ahrnsa'
BJ Mcne and curi.Daaiel Wolf as- AarOn J.eoO
Order affirmed With opinion bv Ju1ge d0ne'L
B. Jae' sro9a MGps '9s -, .'n5 "a s}oe' '5no
DaayJadnen, and orie, e , o,er .i,s cost.
D. s,sD. at c. H. Kseh e.coioro1ae reversed With c.
the appellants abie The event op7oa b. Joige hole Ite
order reference :ai Ole -h eo1ts the
.ns an n % soee sse erl, sp1oa & 9th 2 % & , 1 Jsi,
Mcneil and treeinn tentng opinion 81 CheJaee BsraSst
respondent Ei.s p Scott appeantJuaae9. atrms .h
cost, % appfnt Sga Fsn =. 10 az 1's
Mash a ned Judgment against Ben shenH rsee and n""
judgment s4O0 ami reduced should be Ahrle
b. Judges Basoar Hoas ,Sd reenauPe ssI,on sgt
Lans ct a-JadTasa .arued s5 costs; opooa oy J'ass f
Gnidet The Mayor &cJrgme't aanned opinion oy
Collins
az. p4nuH WITH opinion
Arnory Arn0rvj ynent anDsf
opinion b, Jadss Barbour Cooler AT Gr .p-
peAled reversed opinion By ,neJauee B.rbour
Shelton The Merchants Dpsch TRANSPORTATION 90 Iugmet
bT G. J. BarbuE Joon Drscoi AT s
West Bradley Gary dAnGscunng Go-Jairnent affirmed VITA
opinion BY c. J. HoOa Schmidt ct a-Sigms'
affirmed with cost; opinion BY baro0ur q j.
Common Pleas-Spefdl Term-By Judge LOev.-
In the matter Jsnes NJ Church Cagn sgt TIE AAIor se
Motions granted. salae-see memorania hAha tg
Ad.nes-MOaoa TO eo1nae .naoeioa ese sihoa cost T ,
granted m i.ns security for costs
Marine COvt-C Chambers-By Judge Spaulding.-
Uudern AIT Insurance 'mpanF-Defilh ard
Judgment With he painua 10 ABIDE the eyen 'nd
N. apswer within Mesfe brassngou
Motion ceried with liberty the plaintiff amend On
payment n costs ..,
y Judge sgt The Bngneers srf hsrnctrer
Publishing COmpsnyrne order nay made 70 De- eso nln-
termed te orders veatng ASIDE and the adSmeht
e1erueon levy tie ShsESs s
up The ugmen ABIDE the event AID
$40 Of this molop TO abide the event.