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Stga bUCOD VS. EOw0fO HOOert HOX00l
SrG DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PARISH OF
tirs+&ns No 7l28.-By virtue of a writ of seizure
"a 70 10 me directed BY the honorable the
kth u strlct Court for the parish Of Orleans. in
a,ssvo entitled cause, l will proceed
ssii az public auction. at the Merchants and
csi"nseers' Exchange. Royal street, between
lAzA and Customhouse streets, in the Second
gtafci. ct this city, on SATURDAY. February g.
az Twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
DnpersyT, to wit
CsssCAfN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
- 5ast6ings and improvements thereon. and ap
ert-uaz ces thereof situated in the Third District
aGLs city, in the square bounded by Esplanade,
srrers+2, Johnson and Prieur streets, designated
the uGrsber nineteen on plan drawn by J. n.
o-PdH'ily. late assistant city surveyor, dat ed
etoses ~, 1866, and deposited in tho Office of w
Castgt, notary public in this city. Said lot
heasiirss thirty-twO feet trout on Johnson street
b u de&ith and front on Kerlerec street of one
r1rfrrft and nineteen feet inch seven lines
lrtUc-n parallel lines of which last mentioned
ereref &C foruls the corner Acquired bv defendant
ece,n ~ purchase from George CrOnan as per act
Ass--t atr ore A. j. k-r notary pubic this city,
- ca e seventh of February, 1871.
Scf.ssei II the above suit.
psr-a.-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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lot COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
6485.-Bv virtue Of . writ of fieri
J BY the honorable the Fifth Dis.
the parish of Orleans. in the above
p W. P. Harper, late she-ifY. and BY
70 me transferred, will proceed to
btion, 1t the Merchants ard Auc.
Dnge, Royal street, between Canal
y streets. In the Second District of
rURDAY, February s, 1875. ut twelve
: following described property. to
70 OF GROUND, together with all
improvements thereon, rights,
2es, situated in this parish, on
'tbe Mississippi river, in the
06lsrOnde, Olivier, Peters and
16t 10 designated by the number
1mber two, plan deposited in the
-. late notary public in THE city,
tk6fty two feet front on DelarOnde
gundred aud twenty-five feet ten
- In depth, between parallel lines.
property acquired BY defendant
5te Olivier by act passed before
Dchelk. late notary public in this
nth March. 1863.
bovo suit.
b the spot.
EUGENR WAGGAMAN,
}herif OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Michael Meilleur W.. Michael Comforil,
fifth District Court for the parish Of orleans.
No. 1858; the City of New Orleans NJ. Meilleur
trAnsferna Rame

Michael MeilleuH W.. Michael COmfOral,
fifth District Court for the parish of orleans,
No. 1888; the City of New Orleans. NJ. Meileur
transferee, vs. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 81 ,5l4.-By virtue of q writ of
seizure and sale, and Of writ of fieri facias for
city taxes for the year 1873 both directed by the
honorable the said district courts for the parish of
Orleans. in the above entitled causes tow. P. Bar
per, late sheriff. and by said late sheriff to me
transferred l will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion at the Merchants and AuctiOneers exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets. in the Second District of this city, ON
MONDAY, January II. 1873, At twelve SclOcA NJ.
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in The
Third District Of this city, in tho square bounded
by GO0dchildren, Love. Marigny and Vaudeville
streets, forming the corner OF GOOdchildren and
Marlgny streets, and measuring. In English meas.
ure, forty feet front on Aarigny street by ninety
feet deep between parallel lines together with all
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and
advantages tbereuntO belonging, without excep
ton reservation. The above described property
belongs to the defendant herein by means Of the
purchase he made thereof from Henry Hayes, as
appears by an act passed before W. J. Csstell,
notary public in this city. on che twentieth day Of
February, 1866
Seized i'll the above suits
Cerms-Cash the ennt.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Vicente Prais ,a-. Gabriel Ferrer.

tCOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
II Orleans. No. - l73-By virtue of writ of feri
tacias to me directed by he honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans IN the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
Tic auction: at the Merchants and Auction GERS
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmh0use streets in the Second District Of this
city, on saturday. January 30, 1875 at twelve
O'Clock NJ the following described property to
wit
THE sCht-ONER HENRIETTA, Gep sackleo SIG
ging apd nisure, as sls 2vv Use ~ shs o. OF OS
1he eid Basin.
seized Ill Nc above 1Wle.
TsImS-S;ash on tho spns.
EUGESf .vaGSe&Ase
Civil ffsetiS af she parisl of Oroansyr
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Francois Duhie W. Domini0ue Snux.

Francois Dubte W. OOminiQue SnuK.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 7070.-By virtue Of writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed 10
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange Royal street. between Canal
and CnstOmh0use streets. in the Second District
OF thS city, on WEDNESDAY, January 20. 1875 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described property
to wit
4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
the buildings thereon and sppurtenances there.
unto belonging, situated in the Third District of
this city, designated by the number thirty.two,
bounded BY Law. Magistrate and Warsaw streets
and st. Bernard avenue, containing twenty five
lots. umbeced from one 20 twenty five incusive;
the whole according TO PLAN number thirty.
three, deposited in the Office Of Edward g. Colts
chalk. late notary in this city. Being tho same
property acquired by the defendant herein to-
gether with another square, number thirty.si1
from MORT ert Vignie, auctoneer. per act executed
on the ninth OF April 1860. before she said ls;e
notary, Edward 6. GOttschalk.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh she spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrlsanA
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VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth Gambe,.

II vs.. Mrs. Elizabeth Gambel,
" of J0seph Ulrich.
Oh # COUdT FOR THE PARISH OF
are 49.-By virtue of q writ OF feri
mi bted by the honorable the Sixth
COul 4r the parish of Orleans, in the
hxtStled hse will proceed to sell at pub
BlOn, he Merchants and AuctlOneers'
nge, Ro street, berwesn Canal and Gus.
Daee sfre6B, in the Second District of this
~ SATURDAY. February s, 1875, at twelve
* H., the following described property, to
LarT 6P GROUND. with the buildings and i'm
s.uyents thereon the rights, ways, privileges
o. wi tldes thereof, situated in the Third Dis
k0f tisis city, de- grated by the number eleven
RSre runber fifteen, bounded by Morales. ST.
r,EK "a Urquha.t and Port streets. on n plan
M ssy L. H. Pile, surveyor dated thirty first of
a1sc, 1874, deposited in the Office of Jules
~, ssSt airy public in this city; said lot meas ures
lCg ess hit feet six inches front on ST. Ferdinand
y, 5y one hundred and thirty-One feet six
rs 'ers lines deep, between parallel lines. Pur.
B<si iiST the defendant herein from Peter Kam-
MS nv act passed before A. Drevfoirs notary
llaG 10 this city, on May 2. 1872 sale regis.
NJ iG Sook 1922 folio 302, in convey ance Office.
ssaesf IN the above suit.
s.Tu s--Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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AAOOcFV 0OWuFOS IteCclVeY OF the HIOus
isiana Mutual Insurance Company. VS.. halvina
Dorsey.
CUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans 30. rs 266.-By virtue of q writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the hon.
orabe the Superior District Court sor the parish
OF Orleans, in She above entitled cause. ! will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY jan
nary Is, 1875. at twelve O'Clock M. the following
described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, segethe, with
all the buildings and improve ments thereon and
appuLtenanees thereto pertaining, situated in
the Third District Of this city. in the square
bounded BY Claiborne, kerltJec, Kober tson and
Columbus streets measuring, in American meas.
ure, forty seven feet twO inches seven lines front
on Claiborne street. BY = depth Of one hundred
feet, between parallel lines. Said property now
bears the municipal number 3l3 on Claiborne
street. end is the same property which was &C.
CURED by the said Malvina Dorsey by purchase
from 6. A. Fosdick by act before Michael Hahn,
late notary public in this city. On the fourteenth
of November. 1862
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Casn on she spOt.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
Civil Sheriff OF she Parish OF Orleans
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1rs. Widow Arnaud Pepin VS.. Reno

Dumrstre.
al Mlt- Eisi DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IN Orleans. No. 49, l60.-By virtue of a writ of
6eri ri.aas directed by the honorable the Fourth
plstrl"ts Cont for the parish of Orleans, in the
AAovs rctit led cause. to w. p. Harper late sher II
md hF aaid sherit to me transferred, will pro-
Desst Ia sci, at public auction. on the premises
Aersl sAter designated. on U SSDAY January l9,
ks7S act succeeding days, till closed at hait-pas
esn slsck A. M the following described property.
*eO wit
TsE Gs2eDS MERCHANDISE AND MOVABLE
ehUPEaIf contained in tire prem SEES No. 40 Char
rsyt in the Second District of this city,
Rlstii.s at shoemaers findings, leather, etc The
E1oist ls per inventory winch may be seen IN my
= HGe.
Ssia,i u the above suit.
Tet'ts4-<;tsh the SPOT.
EUGENE WAGGAMAS,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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1ana Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
E(SCPESsoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No 20 ,25l-By virtue OF a writ of
:sieri fssxas to me directed by the honorable the
S0perssc District Court for the paris of Orleans,
In che x5ore entitled cause will proceed to sell
X puhttc auction, the premises hereinafter
desigrGst en- MONDAY. January 49, 1875, at
half past ten o'clock A. NJ. the following described
nrun@rey to wit
THE sURNITURE. FIXTURES. AND ALL NOVA.
BIN FEsB PERTY. in the premises situated on Com.
MON street No. 100. between st. Charles ara
Camp streets in the First Dist let of This
aScy, per inventory which may be seen in my
aafrS-
S~sxs& n the above suit.
TetniS-Gash the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sherih of the aiish OF Orleans.
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Ma rc.ss aud Barrow and Pope VS.. Willow

and heirs of Jean Pardo, deceased.
LTFta JuDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF LOUIS.
II tASE. parish of lbervle, No. l5.2.- By virtue of
4 wet 81 1eli facas to me directed by the honor.
ADJ. tic tlfth judicial District Court Of Louisiana
PARISH ~. lberyille Ill the above entitled cause.
7S ptSsceed TO sell at public auction, at the Mer.
cs,isirs God Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street,
astxees1 Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Secou.i 0istrct of this city on SATURDAY Febru.
sry = dirb, at twelve O'clock NJ. the following de.
ssIIb-d property, to wit
CSErA,N LOT OF GROUND. together with
ahe bu2ksing, and improvements thereon, situated
the Sc care bounded by Barracks Royal, CoEde
and Ear ianade streets Second District Of this city
which Not forms the corner Of Barracks and Royal
scxeees measures twenty feet six inches front on
Harrsaks street by about one hundred and one
1eet IN Gesth and front on Royal street.
Seemed III the above suit
TerMs-Cash on the spot
EUGRNE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OreanA
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EUGENE wAGaAMAH
de8 Is D jag Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Rudolph F. Theurer vs.. l:ustave Weber.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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EUGENE WAGGANiN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish ct Orleans
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Hypolite Cazes W. Randolph Pavaseau.

EUGENE W3GGAMAE,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Mrs. Widow De NJ. stella ". Charles

CivL sAeIlT o. she Parish OF orleans
Geee ss3 1923
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Seaman 8spkin., 81. -. eseovse n.
ThurstOn.

Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish of Orleans
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X. =. Howard, seceiv~r, W. the News.
boys LOdgnghOasr.

ELGENE W ACG AMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OrleanA
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frank!in Taslov Vs. 4. A. COttren and
Inward Webb


Civil SleSii u the Parish .. Ocx ere.
deg ;.S 1919
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Ann G.. MNglOnc VS.. BOstick & Cohen
ellis H. BOstiek and Philip A. Cohen)

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleaus.
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sept Jacob W.. Edward Robert Hogan

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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EUGENE NAGGAMAN
Civil SbsrS Of the Psr1sh Of OyleS2A
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l.. Schneider W. G. Mu.Dnch.

EJNENE WASVHHaN,
Civi; Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleaaA
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The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE COURTS.
Adjournment Of the Tweed
Habeae Corpus Case.
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
Argument of the Case by
Counsel on Appeal.
BUYING UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Costly Lawyers Fees in Will
Case.

On the reassembllng OF the Court Of Oyer ana
Eermiuer yesterday morning, Judge Barrett on
the bench, no cases were ready for trial. Moses
Enrich, indicted for receiving portion OF the
bonds recently stolen from the Adams Express
Company, was aTraigned tor trial, but the trial
was postponed to week from Wednesday. Other
cases were also set down for rrAl. when, there
being no iurther business the Court adjourned till
tomorrow.
It was announced yesterday in the Supreme
Court, General Term, that owing to the absence
OF Judge WestbroOk at Albany, who was on the
bench at the time or the argument OF the appeal
from the order refusing to discharge William NJ.
Tweed on a writ OF habeas corpus, that the de-
clslon IN the case could not be given then, pre-
viously announced. AS soon as Judge WestbrOek
comes to the CITY che decision Will be gwen.
Meantime the promised decisions in cases argued
1t the January Term were postponed on account Of
the non attendance, from Illness OF Judge Davis.
The March term OF the United States District
Court, Admiralty side, was commenced yesterday
by Judge Blatchford.
On account of the illness OF Judge Woodruff
Judge Blatchtord yesterday morning opened the
United States Circuit Court and adjourned 1t until
Monday next.
The will of Catharine Lenerrc was yesterday
admitted to probate by Surrogate Hutchings
The deceased bequearhed $1,000 each to st. Luke's
Hospital and the Asylum for Lying-in- Women ;
also $500 each to the Orphans Home Asylum, the
New York Dspensary, the Northern Dlspensary,
the Association for the Relief OF Poor Widows
with Young Children, the Womens' Hospital Asso.
clatiou and the institution for respectable indi-
rent females.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
uNCENDIARISM.

THE FIREBUGs AT WORK AT LONG ISLAND CITY.
Incendiary fires have become so frequent of late
in Long Island City that their occurrence is by no
means o surprise to her residents. Within the
past three weeks over $45, 900 worth Of property
have been destroyed at the hands of an incendiary
and eight families lett homeless and penniless On
the 5tn OF last Fepf uary the following preamble
and resolution appeared In one OF the city
papers:-
Whereas the Chief Engineer the Long Island Fire
Department has 50 far forgotten the position holds
ship between the remen under his charge, his language
bo y OF men who are working for a common cause and
whereas, he has sigmauzed the apparatus IN use by
ene Company No. and whereas tho CHIEF Engineer
ierent companies 10 back this opinion with money
ns he cs Ys1
make good his words and DO agree to play match n
Sgainsf ~ srsnsin q .ngine Company SS
~ w Foreman Of Union Engine Company % No. s.
The second day after It's publication the engine
making total loss OF $4,000 the fire was nn.
douutealy the WORK OF an incendiary aud
I'm IN 0i the Jealousy existing
was demanded, and the President OF the Board OF
Fire commissioners informed the committee that
the Board had no jurisdiction IN The matter, that
duty devolving upon the Coroner. However, the
Board were ordered to investigate the matter
next. on wednesday OF last week a tnIee
story brick building directly opposite the
late hre was attempted to be burned,
but the fire was extnguished after q loss
ol 500. The room where the fire originated was
unoccupled, and the floors were saturated with
Kerosene Yesterday morning, about three
O'Clock, naines were discovered issuing from
engine house no. g. lying in Blssvile, and before
assistance arrived the names had extended TO
tenement house and O stable adjoining, the former
belonging to Mchael Breen and the latter 10 Judge
sns roads the snsass rom Hauts
unable to reacn the IRE until the 0uil dings were
entirely consumed. The scene presented At the
disaster was pitiable In the extreme, children
and mothers with oaDes IN their arms neelng ior
tHelr lives through Tho deep snow, with nothing
on them save tnelr night dresses Groat pi aiae IL
due TO ON cers Parks and Minnocks and Sergeant
Lew smith, who, at the risk Of their own lives,
succeeded IN rescuinQ the women and children
from the burning ouidngs. That the Ore was the
work vi an iucendlary no one VIII gllnsay Tho
TACT Is that attempts are being made to cast as.
PERSONS upon Mayor DeBevolse. who Is a candi-
date ior reelection, and one oil tue means taken
IL the burning oil engines. Inc ill-ieellng Is IN
tense In Bissville. Nevertneless DeBevoise's
chances are gaining daily The loss 10 estimated
st 5000.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
A vIrIANor-a yrsrrop

About nine O'Clock Sunday evening Martin
Lyher came to the apartments OF julius Schener,
on the second noor OF No. 16s Attorney street. In
grossly intoxicated condition, and commenced
to Kick in the door leading to Mr.. schener's bed.
room. Mr.. julius Schener ana his iatner Mr.
samuel senener. came out In tho hallway, when
Lyher made aVlolent attack on both. lie ri apDed
julius little above the stomach with some sharp
Instrument and struck tho father over the head
with hammer Ly yncr was finally secured Uy
Oiicer D0nneNy OF the Eleventh precinct, and
was brought before Judge Bixpy At this court yes.
terday. Mr. samuel schener preferred cnargo
Of elonlous assault and battery on behalf Of IL q
son, and the prisoner was held to await the result
OF the wounded mans Injuries.
BURGLARY IN GRAND STREET.
Omcer Brennan. Of the Tenth precinct, about
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.

LARCENIEs AND BURGIARIEs
Yesterday John banner. who was indicted for
larceny, second offence, pleaded guilty to the
charge OF stealing, on the 9Th OF February, $50
from the nrm OF q. & S. Crawford & Co., by
whom he was employed as q clerk.
William Boyle, youth. who was charged with
entering the house OF John Wood, No. TT Green.
wlch street, on the morning OF the oath OF Febru-
ary and stealing two coats, valued at $40, pleaded
guilty to burglary IN the third degree.
These prisoners were eacn sent to the State
Prison for five years.
William H. Johnson and George Sloan who, on
the 10th OF February, stole number OF samples OF
Spencer a. Trull, Nos. 90 and "a Leonard street,
pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand larceny.
Nicholas Hughes, Thomas Mcdonnell and Ow en-
FITZPATRICK (ooys) pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny.
on me nsIn Of
were sent to the Catholic Protectory.
BURGLARY.
James Harrison. who was indicted for burglary
In the frst degree and grand larceny, pleaded
guilty to burglary In the third degree. The
charge was that on the 22d o: February he entered
the house OF Patrick Tounay. No. 545 Second
avenue, and stole wearing apparel valued at $40
and 81 so IN money. His Honor sentenced him to
the State Prison for nve years.
A DISHONEST SERVANT.
Madeline Rigntmeyer. o domestic, in the employ
OF Phillip fairfield, at No. loe Bowery, who was
charged with stealing, on the 18th OF February, q
gold watch and other jewelry, valued at $117
pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand larceny
The woman was sent to the state Prison for two
years.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
John Thompson pleaded guilty TO the crime OF
receiving stolen goods. 1t seemed from the com.
plant that on the night OF the oath OF February the
store or Martin Specht was burgarlousy entered
and $4,000 worth OF property stolen, a portion OF
which was traced to Thompson's possession.
He was sent to the state Prison Tor three years.
A NEW YEARS ROW.
The trial Of John Morrissey, John Burns James
Faulkner and Dennis Morrssey. which was com.
menced on Friday, charging them with assauting
Patrick McCahe, at No. 22O West Eighteenth street.
on New Years Day. occupied the whole OF yestef-
day. large number OF witnesses were examined
and their evaence was contradictory. Tne jury con-
vlcted the Morrisseys or an assault with intent
do bodily harm; Faulkner OF simple assault. and
acquitted Burns. The Morrisseys ware sent to
the State Prison Tor two years, ana Faulkner was
remanded Tor sentence.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
SUPREME RT-CIRCUIT-PART 8

LUMBER FOR THE DOCK COMMISSION.
James Blgler Co.. lumber dealers OF Newburg,
have brought a suit against the city for $66, 127,
balance claimed to be due for lumber furnished
to the Dock commissioners. The trial was begun
yesterday. The defence IL that the contract was
o fraudulent one. and that the quality OF the
lumber ala not come up 10 the specifications or
the contract. The trial will probably occupy
day TWO.