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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

The Ottawa citizen says that the
Iumbermen begin to feel more hopeful
The prospects from all quarters point
toward a revival in the trade. The
Michigan markets give signs Of great
er activity, while the latest reports
from Albany Whitehall, Burlington,
and other eastern markets, are to the
effect that the stocks are not accumu-
lating, and the demand is better.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
Groceries. Liquors, ETC..

Which we propose selling as cheap, if not
cheaper than any house in town. In this
connection we call special attention 10 our
prices, which, when compared, show II
handsome gain in our favor. The follow
ing list of low prices speak not merely for
themselves but, in fact, for everything we
have ON our shelves:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

The weather last month may be
classified as follows; Clear days, 2 !;
fair, II; cloudy, 2; variable, | rain,
Is. Not within our memory have so
many days of a month been rainy
certainly not for several years. BY
"cIear' is meant bright and cloudless
fair designating days on which the
sky was partly overcast with clouds
N.rS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

The losses sustained by the South
in the civil war are estimated by q
correspondent of the New York Ecen-
ing Post to have been 81 2S4, 900, 900
independent of the slave property
which amounted to $2,4O0,OOO 900
making total of $3,GS4 5000
But this is below the mark, for the
correspondent estimates that had not
the war occurred the wealth of the
South, taking the ratio of the decade
ending 1860 as a test would in 1870
have reached SIS, 3S4 900, 200, instead
of which it fell to only s., 462, 100000
a difference Of "oarly 100000
600.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

There are eight completed Bcssemer
steel establishments in the country,
and according to the Iron Age every
one Of them is running to its full ca
pacitv, aud is full of orders
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

If n great many of the fertile spots OF
land lying untitled around Frostburg were
cultivated during the many idle hours
which come To miners in slack times IA sup
ply Of provisions would he laid up for win
ter which would save many heartachcs over
gloomy prospects. The single item of Po-
tatocs, to which our soil is SO well adapted,
can be easily and fruitfully grown; togeth-
or with cabbagcs, turnips, parsnips, etc, a
winters support can be beautifully and rich
ly provided, one which would defy wants
most impcrioUs pangs and save dollars,
debts and mortgages 1t is too late to avail
much of this suggestion for the ensuing
winter, but there are others to follow; the
companies have the ground, which they will
doubtless dispose of literally for the pur-
pose The experiment is worth trial.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

A machine is in operation in a
broom factory in Amsterdam, New
York, with which one man and Il boy
can make 400 brooms in ten hours.
1t is run by steam.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

TIE FALL ELECTIoNs.-The fall
elections, which will be looked to
with interest, begin with Ken
lucky, on Monday last. The Califor-
MA election comes September l, the
Arkansas election comes one week la
ter, and that of Maine follows, Sep
TENDER IS. Iowa and Ohio vote Octo-
Der II New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Mary
land, Mississippi, Minnesota Kansas
and Virginia hold their elections No
vember 2, and Texas votes the fQlloY-
ing week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
State and County Taxes
FOR THE YEAR 1876
A RE NOW DUEi

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That,
" pursuant to an Act of the General AS
scmbl y OF Mary land, passed at the January
Session. 1872 a discount of Four Per
se.itIsssl Will be made to all persons pay
inc their State and Comfy Tahcs for the
year 1879 Before the 30tI day of Sep
tcmhcr, 1915. The rate of discount de
crcascs thereafter ebne Per Cent. per
month until January list, 1876, after which
time the law VIII he strictly enforced and
interest charged on all delinquent taX-pay-
crs. Persons are therefore requested to
come forward and settle their taxes for the
current year Immediately, and receive the
advantage of the discount.
- Office South End of Broadway,
Frostburg, Md. --
J. d. ARMSTRONG,
July Sim Collector for 1875.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
TO RE CONTINUED.
General News.


The FLoorS.-Ihe recent heavy
rains which have prevailed principal
/ ly throughout the West, swelled the
rivers to dangerous height. The re-
ports Of damage sustained are numer-
Gus and extensive. On Wednesday
the Mississippi at st. Louis was but
xxx - III H. v..y thrao foct ai'L+ inch os
oha , A. Cy,;ii,aotln Gb;@ tla Fr;o
anJ oL;o co,nI l,ara ,.a,, AMI s,rr,,t
Of five thousand bushels of whoat
, Al Cincinnati tbe Ohio was inyaJino
the Louses in Wafer street Trains
nm tho Now AlLonv Tnd and Chico
, 50 railroad were taken OF IN conse-
quence OF the HOOD IN W hlte RIVER
which covers the track Tor three miles,
Inc gas works at Athens were Hood
ed by tle ONO an" the people mad to
return to caniIeS Tor Illumination.
At llttspur2 the ONO was one loot
Geneva the MonongaheIa was eight
feet nine inches above the DANGER line
bnt falling The DAMAGE 70 railroads
and crops in Central Illinois is estima-
tad at one million dollars The Va
trn 1n' 81 +hn WahaI ga NY c 'e
'I'''I'' 7.' '''''' - II M va
W w. Iva ;s n"n"SI L, o "t" az ; ~,
wa" l'e, 1n,''' - l'.'ti ~ '''', a., I'M
.L W AZ I"0 10 We We W. "":e', u
DESTRUCTION is extensive. he town
OF farmlnSton IS submerged to the
irst floor OF the houses. Several
bridges have been washed away on
the IarkerSb"r8 branch OF the baIu-
! stem, however, intact Heavy losses to
farmers and others are reported.
a special from the Black Hills says
"eneral Orooh ana escort nave arrIF- :,
the department and to carry out the
orders of President Grant and Gener-
ais Sherman and Sheridan. General
Crook has issued a special order re-
quiring all miners and all other unau-
1 II!,l persons 10 le"N ' ne PACK
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
Saturday, August 9TH, 1875.

%" This sale has been advertised to take
place to day July 3lsD but it has been
found necessary topostpQne it. 1t will ros-
ltively proceed al the place and time aboyc
stated. B.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy

Chester, Pa.-(For Boardcrs only.)
A,ESSION opens Wednesday, Sept. sth.
y Location elevated and hcalhful ;
grounds ample; buildings handsome and
Commodious. Course of Studies extensive.
Thorough instruction in Civil and Mcchan.
zeal and Civil Engineering, the Classics and
English. Careful oversight of the morals
and manners Of Cadets. For Circulars, APP
ply to DR.. W. H. Raytnscraft, Frostburg, or
to Cor. TlIEO HYATT,
July iO-2m President.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

The sale of the Northern Pacific
railroad, which was advertised to take
place Monday was postponed 10
Thursday, August -. The post
ponement is made at the request Of all
parties interested, for the purpose Of
giving further time to complete pre-
liminares and to give the remaining
bondholders and stockholders fur
Their opportunity to assent to a plan
Of reorganization and share in the ben
elts Of the purchase.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
MORT'GAGEE'S SALE!


DY virtue of power contained in mort
- gage from Joshua Spcrry TO Benjamin
Spcrry, bearing dalc the 25th day of Octo-
Der, 1874, and recorded among the land rec
ords of Allcgany county in Libcr IL. r., No
40, folio POS, | will offer at public sale 70
CASH to the highest bidder, on my prcmi
ses, corner of Bowery and Homecoming
streets In Frostburg at o'clock p. NJ. on
Saturday, August 9TH, 1878.
The following named personal property as
set forth in tie mortgage, to wit:
2 bay Horses, dark bay Mare, l two
horse Wagon, one-horse spring
Wagon, 5 sets Harness, 2 Saddles,
and t riding Brides.
BENJAMIN SPERRY,
July 31-2t Mortgage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

THE decision of Judge Pcarrc with refer
cncc to the traffic in railroad ticket coupons,
commonly known as "scalping,' has occa-
stoned some surprise. The gist of the de
cison is, an unused railroad coupon is one
of the few kinds of property man may
own without the right to convey.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

REMOVED CAsEs.-Thc Governor has is
sued proclamation to the voters of Mary
land, submitting for their adoption or re-
lection at the next ensuing general election
IAN act to amend Section Of Article of
the Constitution of the State Of Maryland,
passed at the January Session, 1919, pro-
ydin@ for the removal of cases from one
court to another having jurisdiction, only
upon evidence sufficient to satisfy the judg-
cs that a fair trial cannot be had
This amendment proposes to abolish a
useless and expensive practice. Both the
interests of justice and economy require
that it should be carried.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07

WE have re-opHncl the store room in
w which we formerly carried ON business
on Broadway, and have just received Il fresh
and rhpirp assortment of
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-07
Economy is Wealth.

'Ouc cant &~cd is One cent Nude. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-23
9rambcn Doctor .jMD.is Mtrius-
que = In Wewpori Sicrpirtb.

SIN Nmerifa bat elmer oas Gedt, Niles
su meroen. = Sies Hsht bat uuG Der
belti6e Doctor juris u%triusque, penn ibn
oas llngliif mad Nmerita perl4ldst. III
lein er madt lelten @ebrau4 bon ,bielem
3e9tc. oenn er miro fat ME et,uas Nnbes
res als = 8ierwirtb.
Gr tbuts pie[ei6t ni9t gerne, aber -es
bleibt inn ni9ts Inoeres ibri9! g lit
iibrisens feline 10 gar iible Beiddftisuns,
oenn feb i'm Dir einmal an. Den beuti9en
Yiermirtb in Nemporf unb in Nmerifa!
GRIT meiit Elm Mann BON 800
Sabren, bat eiren oifsn Baud, trdgt einen
S1nurrbart, fibrt bie uno ba cine YriQc
uno sibt ii9 mic nit @laeGbanoIduben ab.
Seinen auisntbalt bat er ibsraa, baupt-
ld6li9 in ben 9ans6aren StraBen. no piel
Seutide perfsbrsn. SIN llebrisen bat er's
weiter 9cbra6t ais elm ampbibium, benn
or lebt theils inter, tbeils auf ibsils iiber
Der Groe.
Y8enn inter Der Grot. 10 beiBt mans
Elm . element b. b. einen Seller; ipenn
oui Der Groe. 10 beiBt mans eihen Store
b. b. einen Iarterre!oosn wenn iiber Der
Groe. 10 iit's Gin 2 olon. b. y. Elm Co.
fol i'm eriten Stct. az oeuih ouG Bel
lie ctage.
Die S1iemenier. b. b. bic S~eler,pirtb-
i1aiteu polleu ni6t mebr reft SIeben. Sic
lino III tieI unten un0 man liebt bod bel
bcllem Sage liebsr bey Come gi6t, ais
oas 8asli6t. Nber mas nil man MAIDEN?
SIN Der INTERN Stabt iin6 Die Store's gar
Su tbsusr uno wsrben bon ben Sauseaens
tblmsrn nitt einmal germ ju @irtbi6afteu
bergeaeben. = Die Salons, B.. b.. bic
9oeale iiber elmer Stie9e, polen aud ni6t
ni6t redt ,isben, Die geute lieben es, nidt
10 bod gu itsissn, aus Gur9t. Ie fSnnten
berunter fallen, uno 10 bilit ni6fs, als bas
Ger Menid na4bilft, ndmli9 nit einern
0laidenSus, beitebenb aus Muft, San;
uno iaubern 2eQermdo9en. - Nm beaen
itebt's nod nit ben Stores, ben Coco.
len ebensr Groe; ba 1T bod Der W,rfebr
elm natursemdber. 8snn nur bic tbeure
&ente ni4t mare, B. b. Der Mietbains. Der
lo9ar INNER in, 9 oraus entri&tet tper.
mus, mos fur einen 3ablunssunFdbiaen
INNER sttpas ~unbsQusmss III.
Da ftsbt Ne nun, bic benti6e Yierwirtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-23

liz Sctrunten uno oas 2ieo bonn tapisrn
Gojenta gelunsen bult. 3 iodine oid les
ner sntbuliaNhibsn Gcenen ni9t mebr.
Abcr lei aud irob, bab man Dir neine
S.eae nid9t senommen, uno oab Die Grel-
lens eth Mage jugsoriidt bat. uno oaB on
Old an Dem Sopbd wdiScn un0 10 rcdt be-
b09il4 cinen vNuspuri Der Meni6beit"
Oos Corps lcnnen tannlt, in ncl6tm Del.
mem Smolisbruoer cine Su9el sic cole
Draft Serriptn but. Gin @crluoricner bat
teine 9ieOcr nno tcine Gbrs. 9eoenfs bid
eDe OIL Semano oesbalb peroummit, neil CT
ni9t in lcin Saierlano gu iidtommsn mag!
Gin outer Soloat in Der Champagne 1T iel.
ten eia SugenObelo. Son Cob fannit on
niht cininal cine brau96nre &tcTcrtlinse
ibmicoen, aber BON Gr; sicbt man Sa-
ncnen. Gin MutteriobnGen, pocr mem
Die Seele an DER Sdole bdn9t, piro ietsn
auf fremoen Sdladtfeloern iterben, abrr
elm Sump chen o uenig, uno mcnn bic au.
seln oes Geinoes 1000 meincr &amcraoen
binnen 2 Sabren in Spanien tOoteten. 10
oentc, oaB manhem Ser3en Die ausel oes.
bolb lpllfommen mar, neil lie eincm ahts
anSSmcrtben S6merse Elm Gnoe mn9te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENrs.

Seven assignments for the benefit of cred
itors were ed yesterday In the County Clerkn Office,
as follows: Henry R0sentha to Adoph +. Zadig; James
l. Stevens to william O. Giles Abraham Krauskopf snd
Joseph A. Gunsen to MONTE Herzberg William T. Bovine
TO CarInan T. Smith; Alfred g. spauldng, Gilman W
spauding. and Edmund Decker to Horstto Reed; Mar
tina seckendorf TO Henry ONell; James E. Granniss
and John Merry John Merry a. Coz TO Cornelius d.
Payne.
Tho creditars OF s. b. Boiler Co., produce merchants
Of No 70 Broadt, yesterday at the office Of John
Fitch Register in Bankruptcy, at No 347 Broadway.
Ten creditors proved their claims The Bank OF Bng-
hampton one the largest creditors strongly objected
TO the admission OF certain claims which its representa-
tives insisted fraudulent and the proceedings were
adjourned AT "A meeting OF the creditors OF Daniel
G. Brrsa held at the office OF James r. Dwight. Regis
ter in bankruptcy. At No. BeckInan-st, ycsterda"
Moses Friend elected ASST ,nee meeting ~ the
creditors " j. T. Fort Co., publishers, or No = Park
place was held Yesterday before Register Williams IT
no 4 Warren-st and the proceedings FOR composition
at 30 per cent were ratified AT meeting OF the credi-
tors of Moses LORD held before Register Dwight II
No. Beekmaist., yesterday, james NJ Wood Was
elected aeng uee IN bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
TIE INCREASE OF PosrAeE.

Ivan c. Mic}es, last June, offered 70 Post
master James, for transmission 10 Philadelphia pack
are containing a book weighing 81 y ounces Postage
stamps 20 the amount Of Il cents were affixed 20 IT, IA
accordance with the old law which fixed The rate of
postage on thIrd-cass mai matter at cent FOR every
two ounces or fraction thereof. Mr. James declined To
receive the book the ground that under tie act of
June g. 1875 which doubles te rate OF postage on thnd
class matter % postage should be- paid Nj hehcis
ap,lied 10 judge johnson OF The United state circuit
Colrt Tor writ Of maniamus compelling MI James p"
forward the book toe ground that the law dolIlIE
the rate OF 20 tasc tbrdciaSs matter wa coisih
fionsI Argument Tie application wac h8t some tl-e
20 and Judge johnson reserved his decision uttH fs
ttrdav when refused ~ grant the |il. ahiihu- tie
ifpnaty az the clause Of the act OF congress ti
1,r,vcd N rich g. 1878 entitled act making 8iIrIu-
for -undry civil expenses 81 thc Cos chet ir
ne fiscal vcar ending june 81 1873 and fOr other pr
ross be which the rate OF postage upon third-class
mai matter Increased from one cent Tor two ounces 20
cent an ounce
Townsend A Weed appeared for Micheis. and Assistant
United States DisIrictAtjoIuey Treman for TIE POST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
LIABILITY OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

Tn the suit OF Phineas W. Sprague against
the Western Union Telegraph Company. The General
Term OF the Common Plcas-Chef,JustIce Daly giving
the opinion Judge Lawrence ooncuTiBg. but Judge
J. r. DAILY dissent ng-nods The Company responsible for
all the natural consequences OF failure 10y the defend
ante 20 transmit message THO plaintiff message
TO BnG,lo asking that a suit be put OF. Getting no
answer ~ the message not sent he took counsel 10
Buffalo at OF SU expenses and $3.50 fee only 10
frd at tie case had been pu OF. The Court holds that
Tie m lure send the message not mistake.
on DELAY i'm Tie transmission or delivery. non
deliver wit iu the exceptions in the printed egut-
tons OF the COMPANY but cnure breach Of the con
tract rendering The Company liable for all damages the
natural ana uroXgnate results q their total tclrct 20 du
what ttey had engaged 10 40. The judgment Tor SolO
IL Therefore sustained.
Judge J Dalv. in MS dissenting opinion holds that
the charge counsel fee and ccUnsels expenses sh0ud
not nave uetu included in the verdict 40 there WAS
nothing In the message itself the statements O. the
aefeuduts agent 90 show that such expense w0uld
follow tue failure OF the defendants 10 execute their c0u-
rrgAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
THE COURTS.
END OF THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY CASE
VERDICT poR TuE DEFENDANTS BY DIRECTION
OF rHR COURT.

OF THB COURT.
At the resumption yesterday, in the United
States Circuit Court, OF the trial OF the OF the
eminent TO recover 100000 in gold from the York
Street Flax Spinning Company Of Belfast Ireland for
alleged consignments OF linen goods at an undervaua
ton TO its branch house in this city Mr. Evarts stated
that the Government had not the value OF the
linens in this market in 1873 unless IL tit to
cept basis for their value the price set forth
in the invoices. In the event OF the acceptance
OF such price the value OF the business Mr. Evarts
argued that there wOud be against the defend
ante Judge Batchord said that he could not take the
invoice value OF the goods their actual value az the
time OF thier consignment; that the Government must
show their value airmatvey and that the fact that
they had been consumed and could not therefore, be got
at for the purpose OF apprsisement, the Govern
meuts sforune Mr.. Smith OF counsel for the Gov
ernmcnt said that he had been surprised AT the the
matter had taken and asked leave 20 the FOR
the Government for the purpose of Offering further evi
dence concerning the value Of the linens Mr.. Evarts
objected.
After some further discussion, Judge Batehford said
that Il embarrassing affair, It appeared that
counsel Tor the Government had 10 extent been
nSed by the Court but that, following recognized pre-
ceents, he would not he exercising sound discretion II
he allowed the Government to it's and that,
therefore. he must regard its closed Mr. smith
stated that he would consent to Judgment OF dismissal
verdict. Mr.. Smith asked permission 10 enter order
disseminating the action. judge Biachtord refused 10
allow order To be entered, and. by has direction
the Jury found q verdict Tor the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
JURISDICTION OF THE MARINE COURT

The Court of Appeals in the AMT of Alexan-
der ag Bennett decided that the act permitting the trans
fer Of suits from higher to the Marine Court
void either party objected. In the OF Earring
ton act. O'Connor the Common Pleas, General Term,
Judge J. f. Dav giving the opinion holds that as both
parties assented Ia the transfer the decision mentioned
did apply and the Marine Court had complete juris
dicon 70 give verdict II did for 5000 The Court
therefore reversed the decision OF the General Term ~
Tie arn Court aud directs II TO hear the appeal 70 II
the merits.
Ia the suit Of Eugene A. Heath against John T. Hub
be the Court holds that the order 81 transfer hav
UC been made notice without opposition and the case
having been tried NJ the Marine Court without objection
either party, the Marine Court had jurisdiction TO
give Judgment for the 1000 for which the gv
verdict But tie Court holds that verdict excessive
The suit FOR SANDER II ath ard HuhDsi were hoth
witnesses opposite SIDES tBf trial OF Harrington
lu,rSoil for Ring frauis Hubaell subsequently, IN
talk with partner and clerks called Heath liar
peiure and thief The Court holds that these things
SAID 10 persons whom defendant hdd no reason io
believe would repeat them. and IN place where he had
reason Ice Guarded. 5000 III excess q any just
compensation fog the injury The plaintiff feelings, and
greater than was needed example punish
McIt new ira! - granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
PRov1DNG WORK FOR DESTITUTE LABoRERs. |

PROVIDING WORK FOR DESTITUTE LABORERs.
The Aldermanic Committee Oh Public Works,
10 which was referred petition OF tue American
BnckayeTs' Association, asking that the Common
Council provide them with employment % prevent TIE
petitioners anc their families from starving, met yesef
day Alderman Reilly, chairman, and Alderman Aorgh
were present Alderman Reilly favofe passing the "rd
giving the Commissioner OF FuDhc "oAs power 10
extend the CrotOn mains the which the Democrats
have been endeavor4ng 20 pass several months, and
which the Republicans have successfully opposed II n
estimated that this ordinance we're passed " "0ud
give pOyBcnt 20 1000 persons The CgIhiintt.S WI
nd The DeaItacut OF D0cls Parks ana Pu9hc
Works 10 furnish employment 70 ~ many persons az pos
sble under te circumstances The hricklayers VIII DE
adgised 10 petition the coming Legislature 20 past lave
giving the city government further authority 20 PiOfiuc
employment 10 tls labGfinf classes. Alderman motifs
dlss ats from tie Committees report which viii be pre-
sented 10 the Aldermen e. tAe next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
CIVIL NOTES.

6. d. Van Setback, the Surogate-elect' took
his Official oath yesterday.
In the suit of Mary f. Cantrell against The
slcr, the General Of tine Court Of Common Flea
dse Loev giving the opinion holds that the tkeInplon
I'D gnods from seizure under execution ID hot
~ ~, ,.,s the head of family temporarily goes 10
hoard. and stores his her furniture
In the suit of the People agt. Henry STARK
hrought 10 recover commissions which ~ Col
.otor of Assessments he recovered from the cay Oh m
- ., ,he e.pense Of certain public improy emenis
hhair % - IN All 10 Sl3OCOf 81, Judge Freedman ~
onT +, ee,s Term, bss made al order revvlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07

The trial of suit by the New-Y orll
Guaranty and Indemnity Company against Andrew F.
Roberts aud otbcrs began yesterday IN the superior
Court Trial Term before Judge Speir The defendants
are e persons charged With tic great orgoes OF 1875
Roberts GLEASON, Corp and others, agana whom hea'
Judgment for transaction OF tc character that
=, et IN tho rcscDt suit yvas recovered II IL aiectd
tai In June July aud August, 1879, the Grltudhr.- s
c0-e0nsrrat0rs obtained FROM tn psiuuns 2olp IN
C1rlu.Iy OF the apparent value OF Siu5uVu nc as
stll on a. salvan WI v. HeWiii ana Arn9Iu' -
.iot a. White appear lor the plaintiffs a. H. iurdy and
|r., -uufer for Tie Defendants.