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f OR EIG N.
The Eastern -,Tranhse

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Standard to-day has
special despatch from Vienna which contains
the following;
The reports of victories by Servian bands
near Moor Moroch, are untrue. A CORPS of
invading volunteers compelled the Christian in
habjtants of Grabova to revolt. fierce oht
occurred on Wednesday with the Turkish in
habitants in which the insurgents were de
feated. Authentic accounts received from the
Zubet district announce thst the Turks are ad.
yapcipg slowly and that the insurgents are dis
cordant. A majority OF the volunteers have
returned home. The Catholics Of Mostar have
presented a declaration TO Dervish Pasha in
which they say they have no reason to COM
All the Turkish militia have assembled. TWEEN.
ty Syrian battalions have arrived and proceed
ed TO the Montenegrn frontier. All the 'front.'
Ter posts have been strengthened and proyis-
Toned.
Cardinal WcCloslkey.
ROME, Sept. 1.-THE Pope had a consistory
to-day and conferred upon Cardinal MeCloskey
the ring and title of Santa Maria Sophia
| Minerva.
-. More Cardinals.
ROME. Sept. 17-In the papal cons;story to-
| day the Pope after delivering an allocution an
| nounced that Monsque AntisO, Mattee Pacia
| Randi. Simeorei, Viteeschi and the Archbis-
| bop of Rennes whose names he reserved in
| pectore at the consistory of last May have been
created Cardinals He also appointed several
| Archbshops and Bishops. The consistory con-
| cluded with the ceremony of comforting the
| ring ans title on Cardinal McCloskey Cardi.
nal Gasford Graspellni, who was born at
| Palermo in 1896, and elevated to the cardinal
| ate in 1856, died to-day.
Foreign Notes.
A letter in the London Times contains the
| reasons for the probable correctness of the re-
port of the future marriage of Alfonso, King
of Spain, to the daughter of the Duke Of
| Montpenser.
Turkish forces in Bulgaria are being placed
| on war footing.
The formal conference If the Bonaparils
| party at Arnesburg has been abandoned, OF
account of the popular excitement.
1t is rumored that the CGrlist general Saball:
has entered France.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes a special
from Berlin which says the Ultramontane ma
jority in the Bavarian Diet are preparing to
censure the government by vote They will
ask the King to change his ministers because
they do not possess the confidence Of the PEG
pie.
rhe race for the Doncastsr Cup was won BY
Fraulein. There was dead heat for secort
place.
The families of some of his most Influential
partisans are urging Don Carlos to conclud
peace.
Madame Peresa Tietjens sailed in the Adri
attic for New York yesterday.
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To the public or those wanting a Refrigerator.
have not time myself and do not employ aeents to
run round and drum up Customers, but sells my
Goods at Manufacturers prices, and will simply say
II they will call at Howell q Morse's, 20 Market
Square, and see my Refrigerator in full operation
before buying, it will be to their advantage as the
proof OF the merits claim for it are all there and
speak for themselves.
my17sndtf j. r. MERRILL.
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Various Matters.

The two paymasters recently appointed ha We
been ordered to report for duty as follows: J.
A. Broadhead, Department of California !;
Major Macarthur, Department of Texas.
Benjamin B. Halleck, accused of the larceny
of S47, 1000 from the United States Treasury ,
was before the police court to-day and waived
examination. Bail was required in $40 OOO n
default of which he was remanded.
Theo. W. Brown, also accused of the same
larceny, was to Gay held for the action of the
the grand jury. Bail was fixed at $4,000. He
made no attempt to procure it and was sent to
nrisop
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MATANZAS. Bark Oeeal Pearl shocks ant
heads, 1856 prs heading.
CORVALLIS, MS. Br Sehr Bonetta-730 bbl
hOur
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BEAD, READ, READ.

In the past winter had avery bad cold and one
bottle of WAYS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LUNGWORT cured me- 1t works the quickest
and best of any Medicine ever tried
VIM. q. READ, Chapel Street.
Portland August 6, 1875.
@. WAY &c CO.,
Corner Myrtle and Cumberland SITS.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. ID. c.,
September IS, Il A. M))
For New England.
the Middle States and the lower lake region.
decidedly cooler, clear orpartly cloudy wealth
winds, rising barometer, probably followed
by threatening weather aud rain 10 the
southern porti ID of abe Middle States during
the night.
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Surgical Instrument Mandatory.

A hull line of Surgical Instruments, Mechanical
Appliances for Geformities, Electric Batteries,
Elastic Hose and Belts Trusses Supporters, Crutch
es, &C., &C.. on hand and made to order.
~ ELECTRIC BATTERIES TO LET. -a
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Providence Print Cloths Market.


PROVIDENCE. September 1.-THE printing cloth
market quet sales on basis of 5@ SIC for best stand
ard and extra "a GAS. f..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 1OO, O0S.
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A Brant, German farmer, was robbed of
$500 from his sleeping room at Newport last
Thursday night.
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I, O. O. f.

All members of Maine Lodge No. 1, I. o. o. F.
are requested to be present at the meeting MONDAY
EVENING, Sept. Goth, as business of Importance
will come before them.
Per order, A. S. WAY, Secretary.
sells sn2t
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WASHINGTON.
Bonds Called in.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Secretary Bristow
calls in the following numbered bonds Of 1874
the principal and accrued interest payable at
the Treasury in Washington, on and after
December IL Coupon bonds. $50 Nos. 25O1
to 1900 both inclusive; 800. Nos. FOOL to TO-
600 inclusive; $500, Nos 10, 101 to 1890 incla.
size; $1,000, Nos. 39.SO1 to $500 both inclusive
Total $500 ono
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Daily Domestic Receipts.


-. By water conveyance-1O0O bush cornmea to G W
Tue g. Co.
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eminent securities:
United States coupon 6's, 1881, coup. .,.,... 1888
United States 5-20s 1854 coup ........,.......11Sk
United States 5-20s, 1865, DID,. ..1191
United States 5-20's 1885, new ex-eoup. .11Ss
United States 20s, 1867 do ....... ........ 1903
United States 5-20's, 1868 do ............,....I21
United States new 5s...... ........... .....117S
United states l0-4O COUPON. III
CurreucV IS e4.,..... .n.-.....,....... 80, 1881
The following are the closing quotations OF
Stocks:
Western Unict Telegraph Cook div. 791
racine MAIL. 1854
Central and Hudson Reconstructed, ex-dv 1O4i
E.Fle. ........'........
Erie pTeIeIreu. ......,..40
Mlcn1gan central. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Y mon racine oUOcK .704
lake Shore Observation-Disclosures. .........,..,.. 524
Illinois Central, ex-div. ........ ............ 975
chicago q Northwestern. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Ss
Chicago q Northwestern preferred. ............ 30
StsPaul Railroad. 34a
81 Paul Preferred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
lpdSh. Of
Chicago q ROCK Island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1914
Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph. INSTRUMENTATION. 2O5
The following were the quotations tor Pacific Rail-
road securities:
Central Pacific bonds int .................,.,103
UHoh aono w 1929
Union Pacific land grants ..................,.1O1 I
onhhg uhus '''.'...
missoui aGihc: .................., 45h
Atlantic q Pacific preferred, ................. 10a
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THE TURF.
Mystic Park

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE races at Mystic Park
to day embraced two concluding heats of the
"a class which was commenced yesterday.
The following is the summary:
Two thirty four class; purse $500, $3.50 to LIST,
$3.50 to I'd, $3.50 tot3d, $15Olto 4th; mile heats
best in to harness. -.
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Sept a. lat Sc 20, lon 70 49, barque Isaac Hail. from
Philadelphia for Queenstown.
Aug 49, lat 4s 80. lon 80, barqle Shamrock from
Hamburg tor New York.
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Yellow Fever.

NAVY YARD PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. H.
The yellow fever is epidemic at Ho@elrs sta
ton on Pensacola Bay, Is miles above here.
The people have neither food, medicine or at
tendance, AID are crying in the name of God
for relief The navy yard is perfectly healthy.
v; Holstein was ser ously injured by an ex-
p.oson at the Buchanan paint works. Alle-
ghany, Pa, yesterday
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FOREIGN PORTS.

,y SID FIN Antwerp 14th inst, ship Martha Bowker,
Woodside, New York.
Sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst, ship Lawrence Brown,
AR Ar at stettin 18th inst brig Leonora, Blood, from
Sid FIN Leghorn - paroue Ironsides Tapley for
New York.
Ar at Malaga 18th inst. brig pettengill, Hall,
SID I'm Liverpool 10Th inst, ship Zephyr, sweetser,
Sid FIN Falmouth f, I'd inst, shin Gardiner Colby.
Streeter from Lobos) for Dublin.
On Point Lynas 2sth Cora, Herman, from Liver
IA At A ,a Bay CGH Aug g. barque vesuvius, u
At Port Spain Ang 2s. brig Starlight. Slower, for
New York
Ar at S! Thomas Aug 81. sch G Mcfarland, Nc
Farand, New York. b
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Ysdora Rionda, Plum
At Havana 18th inst, brig Havana, Meyer, tor New
York, ldg
CID at PIetou 14th inst. brig Marshall Dutch. Tur-
AT at st John, NIB, 10th inst, sch Osseo, Martin,
Portland.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool Sd inst. Hagarstovn, Call, Caao
Enrique: Payson, Galveston.
G ga p 4th sch 4 aO Orr Williams sydney CD.
rork for Amsterdam; Five Brothers, Thurlow. do
Ar at St Helena Nancy Pendleton. Psndleton
~, Ar at Leghorn Aug 3Otb, Hornet, Hopkins, from
PhlladelDhla.
| Ar at Genoa list inst, Shasta. Brown, New York.
Sid Aug 30, Mignon. Soule Vera Cruz; 3lst, Edith
| Hail. Bunker, Argostoli.
AT ar At t. Seville Aug L. Golconda Lord New York
Sid I'm Vigo Aug Is, Good win, Craig, San, ander.
Sid fin Cadiz 9th, Carabss, Trate y, Gloucester
PHILADELPHIA
Sid finn Havre I'd inst, Union. Ossood, Tybee.
Ar at Iexel I'd inst, Grace Andrews, Andrews, fin
New York.
Ar at Helvoet list, Callao, Leeman. New York.
~ Ar at Swinemunde Aug 81 Ormus, Shackford New
York.
, 1875-02-27

Tuk AANuFAuTUnEna NATIONAL. HANK.
Tho motion for necelyer In tho case OF Irons
~. The Manufacturer National Dank came up
egain before Judge Dlodgett yesterday morning.
a. was asasod In THE TnlauaE, the Judge Ind
appointed ]. D. Haryoy Receiver Of tho bank,
ous no entry OF tho ordsr Was made, time being
gwen until yesterday to the bank to decide
Shsthcr Or not 10 hlo an ANSWER. Atr. 1Iutcll!n.
eoh, III behalf Of the bank, said 10 would con-
sent 10 tho appointment OF = Receiver to taao
poeaess'oa OF the assets. but be wished to layo
l .ue ease 20 to tha aupsoma Court on tho pscsout
B s"ss'!oa fss.ed, a. to whether tue Court Lad
4 'xns 70 appoint Asceiyer Of National Dank.
tho Judge. however, sa.d tue case could not
H. ~ el'Poa!ca until ! iinRl decree was eute,e5,
i I9e1e must first b reference Ia liza Msstsr ~
teao Aout, oE answer must 10 find snd a ia,
Stee ~ made On 1t. The Receiver Mas MI nJtIoar NJ
Eae @ Loutt VINO acted under its direotIon ani thc
Gon1t Noula not stultlfy itxelf by annnfn,ino =
Aeee'ses any tl'on practically tying hts ha,,Isa
4 Mr. hutchinson then auEposto1 ti,.t tI
H. bn!le! DO appointed 70 that tho hak cn,,ij Fl
laFe she advantage OF the vaults nj tl'o Gana
Cosanty bank. Of which he waa Nscelxer' VIVA
Judge Dlodgett declined 10 chsnra 1t. ar
po4nament, remAsking that he knew Er. M.,Ssv
20 he man OF undoubted Integrity, and s1,n ~
heoelyer ot the Scandinavian bank. vas Ms1, IL
possed IN this limo OF business, aud slso III
sa'hcient vaa!ta BIZ. Burleyt on tho other nd
w learning bis 1esson. and moreover Lid iust
sasssnasEed Possession Of the banks Ypult. il
.uata tnefetoEo cause to be entered tho order
oeeaang Mz. Asrsas Recelyat, and siill siya
, 1875-02-27

i,onoo tho right. Wa shall hold Meeting al the
for~srts Turner Hall buntay, and donounce
r'ch f',t: arbitrary outrage. ~ these cmmtted IN
ti'in great and FREQ Republic. II is n fl-d
al'amc. an outraged" l,o exclaimed, and again
sa"k back into his former lethargy.
NH. TioKOr HUnEE,
leading member Of the party. now eterncd m
% % tho 1oF1ortcr, md haId II waa ahafnefnl Of
:ns areia ~ hare mRtts Eucll neuHation olt uf
s! sla ahalr. IAey Iavee had all idea Of commtt-
3aiR nn act Of violence or offending againnt tho
iaw 10 any way; It WAS tilctr solo cf,t3cAvor 10
,.'aeee tha Relief and :sd Socially In peaceful
"ay 70 act imrastialsy towards all classes, and
II ,lft neglect tho tnanr tt,o,lnan,l Of workuYme.
!ho v!hltoIs weTo. IN many instances, unreliable
and unworthy men, wl,u hesspwei tayora unoa
hnctl On lid not tlcncrvoH. Uo wns knnwn ~ :.
peaceful, RESPECTABLE nan, ani still tic uapcte
called him dirty bohemian aal oter via cpl-
tbnis. Such conduct wsa unwarrautcd. md c.,l
cuatel 10 make bad blood. eN 0N'
Several others aIkke about Tho grca. ousraro
that hat bcau committed, it,t rint,nlarlv
enough, not eihglo incon1Iary remark wea
mado by Ahy ONO.
, 1875-02-27
THE INDIANS.

The Entire Cheyenne Trtbe Surrender
Five WHITE Csapttvc* Given Zip.
FonT 1.EArEswoRrls. Kan., Feb. 2G.-7;o Col,
X {. Drum. AdiHfant- General, Chicago, Ill. ;
Tho foll'Hlng tologran, IL just received from
1teut,-col. Heill, commanding at ArapaLoo
Agency:
Stone Calf has come in hcrc to surrender him.
eof md tho whole CAeyonno tribe, shout 1,f;E)
IN M.uabcs, with tho lwo white women held ty
two white captiYcB. stone Calf has arrocI ti1nt
they shall girn np t"ir arr1,s and pouicH sul Ko
iDtt canr near tie Agency.
Gtcr l}enrd. i1eai, of Birds. and all the prin-
clpa' chiefs, c1cet,t Medicine Water. aro with
Stone Calf. Hi;nni.
JoHS i'orE. Erore. Major General.
, 1875-02-27

Tho Intelligent Juror Las turned up once moro
-thls time III Virginia. According 70 the Wash-
in9ton Star, the Cotonor's Jury which "sat" on
tho body OF tho colorcd burglar shot about \
fortnight ago by Ms. ltuss burgess, Collector Of
internal leYenuo!n Richmond brought in yor-
diet Of "conme1nablo homicide" Tho sanlo
papex tolls Of anothes singular verdict III tue caso
cult Court Of Fairfax County Tor pointing gun
at \ ncisl4bor. The verdict waa: '.Ws rcud Ito
prisoner to the Peniteus!uty for cue year." This
mt being IN proper fofsu. tbs Judge feiustructed
the jury, who again fotuEuod, this tlme With tue
following verdict ':aui!ty Of murder in tha
lrat degIeo!" Tho Judge, III consequence Of tho
evident total want Of undaratanding Of legal
forms on tho pest Of tho jury, drew up veriict
in conformity with what appeared to 10 khoiz ia-
was aaslly- sentenced to enc yeara mp1isou.
nnut.
, 1875-02-27
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
4 Case Concerning Tho Lamar Insurance
Company.

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
LAY.orEn TICKET AND l1a CosBEQuESCEa.
An Important decislon 10 all travellers by rail-
wna given by tho Suprotne Court In tho lato cano
of tho Chtcngo, nock Island i Pacific 1sat1rond
Company Vs. James l.. Doyco. Appcoc, on lila
way from Sau Ffancisco to this city, hecanle d
passenger on the appellants road. having na
baggage trunk and box Of photographs. which
ruro both checked. At Wilton, H., DoYco stop
ned OF. owing to ili.heplth having obtained q
"lay.orer ticket, mud remained fyo days, whom
ho resumed Ills Journey, aml reached Chicago
Oct. II, 1871. 1iIs baggagc, howovcr, camc
through directly. and, arriving hero Oct. or Z.
was burned In tho grrat fro Of Oct.
8, 1871. To recoyor the value Of this baggage
Dpyco brought suit, md recovered for part It
bcing shown that Bomo Of the things ho carried
wore not an ordinary travellers equipment for
which common carrier would bo liable. Tho
Company took an appeal.
Tie Supreme Court, after stating tint ao1no Of
tho arkc!es such as a ladY's RacIuo and ul,tft
two napkn-rlngB, etc, vcro improperly allowed
fo- baggage, decided that tho caan wus bad on
another ground Tho most important question
was whether tic Company waB liable Us common
carrier Tor the baggage after its arrival llorc,
md that responsibility ceased when tho carrier
btC4tuo ul6EG Hal0luuheH1Aus 1IA ~ ntCAIHu n
warelousemnn after reasonable tlmo
had elapsed In which tho owner
Of baggage might havo olnimed It. Tho difl-
Guilty was an to what constituted IA reasonable
tl,no," ard 1t wRa impossible to stato any oxac&
tiuio. What constituted - a reasonable time "
was m1cd question of Law aud fact, depending
Tery much On tho peculiar facts Of csch fnlt-
vidnal caae. hut wben tho taeth Tere untlfsput-
cd It waB purely question Of law to DO decided
by tho Court.
Tho baggage OF . passenger wAA usually de-
liycrcl to him on bis arrival at 1lts destination,
and II, for any reason, he facd to call for It, the
co1nIllnn carrier lad right to store 1t III wnrc-
house. and become warclot1Honlan only. Buch
storage waH for tile benefit OF tho raEHengor, and
public interest did not demand tllat q railroad
company should be reDpunsbo al common
carrier after reasonable time, 10 claim and tako
awRy baggage, nor ought tho passenger to bo
abo to extend itH liability for hih own convon-
tot.ce. nor by reason Of inevitable accident to
1[lneelf.
It was commended TINT tho Company consented
to tho delay by giving tho t'lay-ovor" tickot.
But it was under no 1ogRl liability to do this aud
it VIVA done only for tho humane purpose Of
accommodating the passenger. who was phyB!c-
ally unable to pursue Ills journey. This WAS no
fault Of tho Company. ar1 tt It waB willing to
oblige him in Ills extremity, ita responsibility
ought not for that rcaBon to 10 enlarged. for
had Ills hfcknesa been prolonged It would Ger
tainly 10 unreasonable to compel tho Company
to still be responsible as ineusor for 1a baggago.
The judgment OF tho Court III fayor Of Mr..
D0yca would therefore, 10 reversed, as bcing
contrary to tho law aud eYiuGnGQ,
, 1875-02-27
AN INSURANCE DECISION.

In the case Of William Pennoll, appellant, ".
George Chandler, necovor, appellee, tho sll-
promo Court construed and liu,!tod tho one-ycnr
limitation ruio Of insurance policies as 10 COM
monclng suits, It apponrnd that Ponnell
had = policy for 1880 on lis prop
erty In the Lamnr Insurance Company.
The Insured promises we're destroyed by fro In
February, 1879, but appellant noyor gave tho
Company any proof Of loss. having bcen in-
formed BY cue Of ita agents that the Company
Was bankrupt, aud that 1t WAS useless to do any,
thing in tle mattor. Tho Company ceased to do
business attcr tho grest fro, mud had no oflco In
Chicago. In October, 1872, creditors bill was
filed against tho Company by two Of its credit
ors, for discovery and George Chandler waB
subsequently appointed Receiver, with tho usnal
powers. A. reEeraucs ,vns maJo to Master to
take proof If ali claims On policies Or othor-
uise, and 1t waH afterwards ordered that
all claimants must Prove tllesr clalms
BY Jan. 81, 1874, or bc forover
barred. Under this order. pcunel proved up
Lis claim, which waa allowed, but, on tho Master
aling Ills report, exceptions wore taken to this
allowance, on the ground, first, that no proof OF
loss was filed or notice gvon second, that no
ault vas begun within q year; and, third. thnt
tho finding Has against the evidence. The Court
sustained tho exceptions, and tho claim was tlis-
allowed, from which order ronneA tool un ap-
peal.
Tie Supreme Court held that exceptions to
claim should first lavo been made before tic
1laHter, and heard aud passed Oh by him which
deest8n could bo reviewed by tho Court. Fni-
Ing this. tho objections Should ba regarded a.
na!vetl.
AZ to the SECOND point, It waa urged that pon-
hell did not bcGfu a,,it within tho limited time.
aud that lho creditors bill only enllted to tho
bencat of tho pnrttea who caue into Court, nnI
BY leave became complainnnta to tho bi!t. Tie
hupremc Court, after fully dscusstng tho pow
shls country and tho nature and scope Ut crod-
ltor'a bill, decided that tho bill in tl,o pscBent
taso was for tho benefit Of alt the Individuals Of
tho tasne class with tlone who Wcre actually
complainanth. and tlat penlloll was creditor Of
lilo Company; TINT the asnntB OF tue Company
vera trust fund for all tho creditors, AMI that
PUG creditor only could lilo bill for himself and
I'll othera who choke to Join. Tic mcHne
dccroe also almrly demanded that par-
ties should bo creditors Of tho Conf
pany and should provo their demands
% paftako Of iss advantages and did not require
soat they Dhould bccoma complaiuants, Huc4
*as tho EnGlah practice. and It was simple, easy,
anu speedy. pennell must therefore DO consli-
alod within the year.
1p regard to tho omission to giyo notico mud
proof Of loaa. tho Court le1d that Ponpell hsl
ocen nlluled by tho CoMpanyH Rgent aud it could
n0t therefore take advantage Of itR owu wrong,
IhlaWss lnlHtakcsof fnct from which d court of
equity would Eelieyo party. Tho CLAIM, WAS
sneIefoIe proper Quo. nld tho decision OF tho
Court dtaa1loung It would 10 1eyorsod, aad lilo
causc DO lomaulcd.