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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-11

TREASURER New and Register AllisoI
appeared before Mr.. RandalI's commit.
tee the other day, and expressed them
selves on the policy Of the proposed re-
trenchmcnts. The Register said he had
already shipped los clerks, but might be
able to stand a still further reduction by
making his force work an extra hour
day. The Treasurer said the contem-
plated cutting down Of the pay did not
concern him personally; the beginning OF
the fiscal year would find him out OF
office and back at his bank in Indianapo.
liz, where he WA imperatively needed.
In seven months he had drawn $500
salary, and paid back $1,000 to make
good losses by careless subordinates; bal
ancc, $500. Considering the OnerOus re-
spon.ibility and the cost Of living in
Washington, he did not think the pay an
object. He was clear that il would be
impolitc to cut down the salaries OF the
principal Bureau officers; lower down,
however, he thought an aggregate re-
trcnchment OF some Sc, 900 y year might
be effected without serious detrimcnt to
the service. He was understood to nc.
quiesce in the feasibility OF disseminating
the Assistant Treasures at Chicago, Gin.
oinnati, Baltimore and Charleston, and
the depositorics Il; Pittsburgh, Santa l'e
and Tucson. The announcement OF Mr..
News successor will he awaited with
considerable interest.
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OSE OF the lookers.on in Washington
writes that all the investigating done by
the committees on expenditures in the
several departments, under existing con.
ditions, isn't likely to damage the Re-
publicam or to help the Democracy
to any appreciate extent. This, for a
number Of reasons. Only one Of these
committees has clerk; only two have
committee rooms; the official reporters
are limited us to stationery; the chairman
Of the accounts committee won't hear &c
the employment OF experts; the members
lind the routine business about as much
as they can comfortably manage; and
some OF them are not over-and-above anx'
ious to investigate, any way. This, il
true, il sad.
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st. ClairsyiIIe and the Tuscara.
was Valley Railroad.

From the Gasette.l
It seems that some Of the Bridgeport
people are under the impression that St,
clairsyille is in some way opposed to the
proposed extension Of the TuScarawaS
Valley & Wheeling Railroad, and that
we are disposed to antagonize Bridgeport
or Bridgeport's interest in this road, in
some shape, when we propose to build a
narrow.gauge road from here to Nef,'s
Siding. In this our Bridgeport friends
are mistaken. Our people are certainly
friendly to the O. T. v. 4 w. Road; and
want to see It completed through this
county, and hope that Bridgeport may re.
alize her most sanguine anticipations in
regard to that road. There is no one
here opposing that road, that we know OF.
II is certainly to the interest Of all the
people OF the county TO have this road,
and as many railroads as possible, built
within our limits. But then so far MS
the building Of switch to St. Clairsville
Is concerned, the large majority Of our
people are OF the opinion that connection
with the Bis 0. r. R at NefT7s Siding would
be OF much more benefit TO ST Clairsyille
than connection with the G. 7. Y. &
W. road on the north Of us. Wewant q
connection with both il We are allie 10 Sc
cure 1t. But at present we thlpk it bet
Ter for US to secure connection with
road that Is already built than with line
that is only under contemplation. When
we get our road completed to NCi7s Sid.
Ing, which we think will be done before
the c. I. V. & W. road is made through
this county, ST. Clairsville will then be
ready TO 90 on and complete her road to
Wheeling Creek, which will give us di'
rect communication by rail with Bridge
port and Wheeling.-Besides.w we will then
have sure thing Of the narrow.gaugc
road now building from the Lake TO the
Ohio river, al Wheeling or Bellaire. st.
Clairsyille will then be on through line
For these reasons the people Of this
place arc in favor Of first securing road
10 Nea's Siding, not because they are in
any way opposed to Bridgeport or the
Tuscarawas Valley Road, but because
they believe that they can have rail-
road sooner to Nefi7s than to wait until
the CT. Va W. road is built, and that
the narrow-gauge road, as il will ultima
tely be a through road, will be Of more
direct advantage 10 our town.
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BoruERISG THEMsELvEs ABOUT THE
DEVIL. - Notwithstanding Conway
learned di5courscS about the nOn.eXiSt-
ence OF the devil, the people OF England
even the big huge Of the law continue to
puzzle Themselves about him. The other
day the lord chancellor Of England, the
archbishop Of Canterbury and York,
Lord Pen1,ncc Of the ecclesiastical court
and FIVE eminent lay judges were sitting
together, u II committee Oi the privy
council 10 decide whether Mr.. Jenkins Of
the church Of England who does not be
lieve in the dcyi! or eternal punishmcnt,
conld DO turned away from the commun.
ion table or not. Il seems that Mr.. Irn.
kips had made him,cli book uI -"lcr.
tons from the Bible, in which the altru-
ton given to the devil and hi. Chief work
was Less than could hc approved NJ by
Rev. +. S. Cook, MI Jrnkrn', vicar.
Mr., Cook refused, indeed, to admins.
ter the sacrament To Parishioucr
who accepted portions Of til" script.
ure, Notwithstanding that the latter, in hi.
conscience, believed those portion I'm
compatible with religion and dcccncy.
The court Of arches, over which Sir L,
PhiIIimore was then presiding, dclih"r'
a,elv found that "the avowed and persist.
ent denial Of the existence and person,
atty Of the devil constituted Mr.. jenkins
ian evil liver" The case il now upon
ia last appeal, and "the hock talk" Of the
Judges indicates reversal Of Sir L. Phil.
limorOs learned nonsen'c, in thu and
many other cases. Lord PcuAanc" 8ug.
yos,ed that the admission Of 'aymnn to
the privileges Of the communion did not
depend on his opinions, but on hi" man.
ner Of life, in fact, and the Archbishop Of
Canterbury, primate of all England, .nid
to the attorneyIio Mr.. Jenkins "iou
call upou rs not to condemn the cSinc''
sion Of n hope that even the nI'imalcPHr-
don Of the wicked who are condemned in
the day Of judgment will be consistent with
tho will Of Almighty God" Decision re-
served.
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ACCORDING to the Cincinnati Enquirer
torty.fve out of sixty members OF the
Ohio Legislature, interviewed on the
currency question, are in favor Of a re-
peal Of the Resumption act. The New
York Times, in view OF these figures
says. evidently the hard.nOney Dem
ocrats OF the East will find it necessary
to send out good many missionaries tc
their brethren in the West"
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DIED.

MITCIIELI4-Ncar Auburn, sangamou county
Illinois, on Thursday, February ., 1876, THOMAS
MITCHELL, formerly resident Of Jefferson county
Ohio.
The remains will he Inferred al the Scotch Rdg'
Cemetery, Belmont county, Ohio
GEUs.-Gn Toledo, Ohio, on Monday, February
:, 1876. Of Inflammation Of the lungs, Dora GKus
aged 90 years.
Deceased was born In Germany. and is sister o
George Miller, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
9XToBH :o1 Th1aHy evening February 10
10 the 5sth year OF her age.
Fnneral notice hereafter.
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We invite attention to the card Of the
Wheeling lSTELLIGEScER for 1876. It is
the best gotten up paper in the State, and
its comments being generally impartial,
are as reliable as those Of my paper in
the country.-Alonroe County (IV. Va)
Pe1j,It.
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THEY say it brings tears TO the eyes Of
every listener to hear Gen. Schenck sing,
20, my Emma, mine no more; o, the
dreary, drcary, moorlandi 0, the barren,
barren shore"
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FRIDAY, FEB. IL, 1876.

The steubenvillo Gazette says Of the
late Prof. Ross that che goes into the 9TH
er world loved and highly respected by
his fellow men,"
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DROrOSAI.S For IRON.
R0CE ISLAND ARsRSAL, Ill, !
January -, 1876. ]
Sealed pmSsal. are invited to furnish, leliVCrH
ut this ArSnNl. the following:
SO,0Oh lis, oi Y Inch wrOnEhtIfon bCams.
E,GI " deck beams,
.OOop ~ Iron from 81 In. AZ In. 10 q In
Z hlS In.
$500 lis. Of round lar iron from Y In. 10 ~ In
diameter
5000 lbs. Of Flat and Square bsr ron, various
sizes.
The name " place Of manufacture Of the Iron
must b. stated. The beams will In subject 10 ill.,
IpNctIOn and test, and will ~ required to pOsStS,
the stiffness anil strength indicated In the publish,
ed charts VI the manufacturer.
The flat and round iron Is required TO bc Of best
quality, highly refined Iron; 10 give m ultimate
tensile strength Of not lesS than $1,000 lbs pCI
square inch, and 10 hear tensile strain Of - ,O0O
It's. per square inch, without permanent Nrl, and
will hC thoroughly tested ms above, and by lending,
welding, &c.
lids inr amy other than the high grade Of iron ~
IuiTrd will moi h. considered.
Proposals should lie endorsed "rtovnNs for
Iron" md Will !" opened nj iOA. NJ, March 10,
1877.
The right to reject any md all lids moi deemed
satisfactory II reserved
FnT ull I'LL NJ iron, specifications for quality,
and other Information, apply to tho undCrsgnci,
Il, ", FLAGLEK,
tc,O Major NJ Ordinance.
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WEEKLY.
BY mad, Ia advance, pottG0s prepaid.
One 60lsix months. %
In Clubs Of % each
In CUBS o. ~ ech'
In Cubs Of Twenty ~ eaeh'
And an extra copy TO person getting up Club.
pB-The above prices are invIlRble. Remit At
our rii, In Drafts or PostofBoe Money Order, and
where neither Of these can 10 procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
THE HTELLIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quarters o.
tho world, a. well o. 4 complete record Of local
events. ..
THE WEEKLY Il printed on Thursday, and car
DO had At the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. n4'SsAd q copy 70 doient .Jrendi
md reIaiiteI rIh RslrI from ho11ei
Observation-Disclosures desiring TO have the
DAILY IHTELUGHNCER left regularly ut thell
reSdencas In the city and suburbs, can b
S9ryed BY leaving their address at Countlns
ROom, or by drop letter through the post office
TO CONTRIBUTORS.-No attention will DO paid
to anonymous communications; every article
must DO accompanied by the Writer'Greal namC
and address.
Business letters for Us should DO addressed
FfOW q Campbell" and should In no case DO ad
dressed 10 either individual member Of the hrm b
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T OST.-THERE Is A THOUSAND DOLLARS
IL year lost by each Nail Company moi using
ElL We will sell the Patent for the United States,
or Stnc and Factory rights
/ For further Particular enquire Of
EDWARD WESTWOOD,
No. 3i03 MCCOllOCh ST., Eighth Ward.
Or at f. WcstWOOl's Meat Stall, southeast corner
Of Fifth Ward Market House. iAl3
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


gy nSa, IN nIranoe, PotaSs prepaid.
nm. vpor .........,S % O0IThree montha.....s2 %
IN DOL One month.......... Is
Delivered By CThezi In City l6e PG week.
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L0GAN'S
AR MICA.

.JuSr RECEIVED
BRITANNIA TEA SETS,
BRITANNIA NIGS,
RRITdNEI SOEP LADIES.
ERITINSid CASTORSI
At Low l'rcrt, nj
a. ". r4ULL4 BROS,
rIU III1 Main Street
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An excellent remedy for
COUGHS.
HOARSEEES3, sc.
Price only &c.
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SEMI.WEEKLY.
BY mai, n adoanoe, postage prepaid.
One year...,......,....Sa oosix months."....sl 20
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WEEKLY.
BY mail, Ia advance, pofis0s prepaid.
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ShawIs and Skirts at Cost.

White and ColorCl BLANKETS and COVER
LIDS viii 10 CLOSED cut at CNFi.
FlannclN, wNtcrprVOIS, COS'ImenS, Jeans, &c,
very cheap,
New stock Of Fancy Goods for thu Holidays Just
revived, Call and take look when buying Christi
mas Presents
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IHE COjE IS.
CIVIL NOTES.


In the matter of George $. Barnett, Judge
Barrett uIs decided chat iu hhca- corpus plor., ding
costs may Dee granted 90 tic successful party.
In the suit of io.rs against the city, in
winch tno city, defeated iu setting ~ i,4-c maud
In tho procurement lease, asks 90 sot mp such fraud
as u counter claim, Judge Barrett, IN supreme Cont,
Chambers grants ~, city i""yc 4" i mp such matter n
~ answer on payment OF ir costs, but requires a"
moi t,rcb, pa uu The legality OF sue, counter ci.
As reported IN TIE TRIBUNE, The conpuut
In the sut OF Henry Cotton against john Nofr.3cy i
fraud m the managcmont receiver OF The Affairs Of tie
extensive lottery nrn Of e. H. Murray So 60. was dis-
u.cf by Judge Douohuo in supreme CONT Circuit tie
rlalutiG d-clnIug 10 ON IN the Ihscucc OF Mr. &.
fraucc and Judge Don0huc holding under an tur cis-
rn,.toncr that this absence was no ground for post
naming The trial. JUDGE Dunobuc has granted tie
dcfcnd,nts counsel an extra allowance oil $1,000, the
case being difficult and extraordinary.
DR.. Edward Bradley sued Samuel McLaugh-
lin for services medical adviser. lac testified to-
Dor OF consul atoms and pre- -ciiptous. and Mr. cll1
ii. testified that no such services were rendered. Mr.
Nelson the referee. in rs report finds that toe
druce leaves the mind H. doubt T. whether The
wees referred To Wrrt OF "cit NOT Trd' d' tie there
fore gives judgment for defendant The supreme Court
mat was The referees duty to pass upon he facts one
! way the other, and "A now trial Is granted.
In the ease OF Mary McNcy against Mary a.
Cantro Jddse Donuhuo ordered portions Of papers used
in motion the part Of plaintiff 10 be stricken out a.
irrelevant. Tho plaintiffs attorney appealed, and the
General Term Of the supreme Court Yesterday affirmed
the order. Judge Brady IN hs opinion say5 the matter
stricken Out Irrelevant, impairment, and scandal
Gus, and added: II does not promote tine ends OF JUS
tice contribute to the strength Of lawyers advocacy
10 indulge personalities, IN writing by speech "a II
the OF botn adds 10 his reputation ana dignity"
Tee Court directs that tho attorney, not the ocn
/ pay the costs and uisDuIseni, uts.
| An unusual honor WAS conferred yesterday
IN Supreme Court. General Term There only
applicants for admission TO the bar and all were dc
clared by the Committee Qualifications fully informed
A. TO law but they reported that Richard swoe1ey
unusually proficient and they therefore placed bin
/ The head OF the list, william G. Clopon, Matthew j.
Harvey John o. Head, Malcolm r. Lawrence Lewis G.
Iedyard and Levi RnOades bong tile other successful
candidates Judge DAVIS, the pTeading judge theroHpon
called MI sweezcy up and personally administered to
him the attorneys OATH while the others
| by the ccrk.
In the suit OF Harris Wines against the
Mayor tried recently ut Circuit before Judge DoDohuc,
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DEMOCRATIC NANaGFE9 HERR not CONVICTED
WITH TIRE PHILADELPHIA FRAUD. W.
wHKrEs VISIT 10 NrwYOET.
The alleged connection Of the Democratic
beaaouarters at No. 80 Lihcr'y--t, in this city
win the discovered attempts o. fraud by means
Of bogus tax receipts in Philadelphia, mot with
an emphatic denial from Col Pelton yesterday morning
lie said he did not know hut that rcriGn m"n had been
arrested there with fraudulent tax roc'ps in hcr pos
session but Tie statement tnat tho Democratic man
alers had furnished them, or were comiEmi Of ta'm
was an unqualified lie. lie did not propose Io said To
d.urove any charge tuat was false lie did not know
walker Tho frauds in Philadelphia hd exceeded auJ
That mad ever been praeuCed u Nc"-lotk aud 10 Ms
these frauds alone that made Philadelphia Republican
civ A Philadelphia paper vas handed 10 IHE iHWINE
reporter, with the rcuIrF Dat tho Hr'ltts lnrh.1
rrt be- OF interest. one ~ these articles related %"
fct, NJ the discovery, and lid 40 substance tha even
n r frauds were fastened The Democracy tac mailer
attended the polls with their pockets STUFFED win l-e
TAX receipts Tor ne convenience Of voters who had iOi-
gotten 90 register or to bring lAcF Irr'ip PTS
A. ~ Walker, the person who IL ~ud 10 nave clT'd
lie hun les OF receipts 90 Philadelphia from tbs ctF.
re7st red ~ the Merchants Hotel IN t"iand-i, oct
o. las coming from Philadelphia. lie remained go The
h0ic until SATURDAY afternoon. The clerk Describes him
. "a man of IarktouUlrXlou, with e GHrk uH~ttrlc, ana
OF medium size Ilc appeared to have many friends, ana
luon thc least occasion loudly declared himself Eepun
lean The clerk added that nc carried yasc or t"o.
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TIE EXPOsuREs APPROvEp.

COMMENTS UPOs III TRIRUNES ARTICLES.
The exposures which have been made Of
the frauds upon tine re- ,uaon, by Hg TRIBUNE, dur
Ing the past week, have attracted widespread aleh ION
from al classes Of people, both in this city ana an
through the state Tho thorough manner in whchit
has shown the various methods devised to detcdt honest
elections 10y registering and polling an enormous Illegal
yoe in the hope Of overcoming the vote Of The state
81 The overwhelming proof that has De. addGcod IN
sport of its assertions has carried conviction % every
uupreiudiced mind, and awakened the honest people
of this city to the necessity OF tdkIn- active
measures for the protection OF the baliot-boX
yrcssons Of approval Of the course Of THE TRIBUNE
IN lis matter are heard every public place aud on
street corners and ferTy-bOats one gentleman sald
This exposure .drfes with IL much greater force IRON
the fact that TIE TRIBUNE has not been ID inc habt OF
taking grouudless ISLANDERS and making hue ana cry
over them. and consequently these article, ar q Dir
oil for the Democratic party" AuolAtr - iu; - iHe
Democratic press does make much hradw J n deny
inc these frauds they ind it moro discreet 20 Say s
little. a. possible" In "a Broadway car me morn
ing this two gentlemen exchanged views
on tie articles In question, one OF whom oppressed
himself az greatly pleased with the way ID winch HE
JPmINE WAS "inahiug 10 not" for reporters ana -
friend said that his business partner Who was Den'
GRAFT had resolved 10 vote against party whose reform
consisted IN "Umning fraudulent NATURALIZATION MINIS
and stuniug hallot-bOxes Another gentleman said ln
NE lobby OF one OF the uptown hotels tAat an diclnL
was a. be made 10 poll 10000 Illegal votes, thal -o"g
honest men ought forward and cdch one s''.
will take care OF Of those mon ana make Tiny b9 ht>s
10 see that fraudulent vote Is moi cast TINS wa IN
bis opinion the way remedy the evil 4 gentle
man VINO yrctOr OF elections IN one or TIE lower
wards of tins city saiG that the opinion hd been cX
pressed by OF the rcpeatcfs Jhat tuh iBibuNE
would make IL 80 hot for them as TO defeat III great
fmC fNnfnV I'D
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CRIMINAL EOTEs.

At tbp Tornbs Police Court Yesterday Sylyanus
r. Rracsrtt Postmaster OF Great Fans. " H. ' M t
Thomas vur with the larceny ~ receipts &C. ~ '
value OF +i nun hi~ person 80 tha street inc a'C"''' n
vas held IN dcflut " Sl,uuO bail
Swans Oatou. 20 native Of sweden, broNo ihtn ln,
,,a ,.,u nf Inc Harlem line sunday night AM
-foo a me clothing uscd by the urck hands ai9 u'
rioy. lie i4 arrested alterWard. aud Al me l'n
Police Court cs'cTy committed VA default 'i T""o'
The ,rIel Of Bec6w.th for cmhczzloment ocgurien3
M Who'll. OF YESTERDAY n the Cont ~ t'urrh -'N-o gu
t r Fv rrry. Fullerton finished his argument Ih l,
ff.a u he Dol last might. and Assistant p-tt.
o.urv Iir DO begin summing ZIP Tor o." pIo'tt 'i '''
morning. ,,...,
Francis k,hlowu keeps % saloon - No ~ fi'ih,
ans du -urtrv might about N o'clock oEcrl lh"h-
M bod. srufi Precinct heard inside md entered N'
..,. when $500 s-II. made uuou u lie ". no. g.,
f.n Kicked b,,rn. ari finally rolled mo the ~ t INC
officer .UI.r. feet. ',ut'r't tr st "n ann ~
.r.,.i. i-n scrc-r,ed H arrest uE fhr prgtlri'f 'i
Int Ta,r-. Dbl. principal 1-sinL 40 t'e tI"! sew on'
ir.,t for. conn 'r-f,.lty Ju-'is" DttrrDoIif cont"
You trial and A,L 4aldnwn 30 answer ,i 'liAa ''
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the Judge finds for the plaintiff The piaintih "'N IN
Attendant on the Marine Court and his salary was Ia SEA
from Il 200 20 81 500 BY the Board OF Supervisors
Controller Green refused pay the Increase and he sHed
for it. The defense that the Snpery s9rs had no
mower t1 create new Office to increase the salary O
an officer The plaintiffs reply was ai ne Mds hol ~
officer within the meaning OF the law proipilIhg sun
action by the SUPERVISORS or he an officer, lhen nc
Was indical officer and the law 10 him unc9n-
siituti6nal judge DOnOhue thinks the question one V
the General Term, and ~ the bes. IL thf ahIns II
there gives the plaintiff verdict. the defendant tAtcl
tons to DE heard in The first instance az the Gtnrra
Term. d.
Edward Cunningham, under the mechanics
lien law Of 1873 deposited with the County Clerk sum
OF money sufficient to cover mechanics Hen iiien
against him in order to release his property. No
further proceedings were taken the Hen for ninety
DAYS and Mr. Cunningham applied to Judge ROBIN SON.
I'm the Court ~ Con mon Pleas for the return OF his
niprcy Judge Robinson finds that the Ae,hahcs Hfi
was void for regularly, and II not, mas ttei lost ~
tho licner's failure TO commence any pfoSy'tE o,i
whn proper tlme but he holds ina ne hi' no IDMC.
bv statute over the County Clerk and power over any
funds IN his hands placed there ~ any proceeding
before The Court Of Comon Pleas, and Therefore 9oys
remedy Is probably 10y mandamus.
Sidney T. Shclburne made n note to James
Cummings for $4,000 payable in three years not rs
payment, according to the fudiu OF the referee w
suit on the note by Henry r. Todd against sheipui'
Int in contemplation OF settlement which was rover
Elected The General Term OF the Supreme 'ourI yes
terday reversed a Judgment for plaintiff finding that
Cummings could never have enforced the payment ~ he
note The plaintiff bought - rom cumming Iof Tl,tTU
before il wa- dine. The qu. lion Wuich judge p"lts
iu his opinion discusses 1T -Cc "nsh w vi" iHt VI "
tbe ref rec. decision that the fun amount OF Tue noe
Is du, tie plaintiff mtcr these circumstances - Yu'
and hf decides that. the note was lnNHhd III JUS l',
tIun. al that the holder can recover lr me a I M
himself paid it, with Interest ana that ohF Oh tn.
suffer the who has ENcn occi'loH ioi 'i' V'' i
make II good 10 The otIei