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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
STEAMSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR II
XIV WHIST.


FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR II
KEY WHIST.
United States Mail Liz
Steamships
WILLIAM F. CLYDE, WILMNa
A The New Orlea1
and Havana staaE
S win dispatch one OF III
class steamers from n
Every Week.
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key v
Meeting with steamers for Tampa.
Through bills OF lAding issued 10
Florida, Including Tampa, and to New ]
ton and Savannah.
Splendid passenger Accommodation
tickets given 10 above polnta.
No freight received without perE
ONCE.
RoF freight or passage apply 70
"ll No. 40 COm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUMAINR STREET.
AND THlRTY-THREB SQUARES COMPRISING
500 LOTS OF GROUND, IN THE REAR OF ST.
CHARLES AVENUE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
IN THE MATTER OF MARIA LOUIS
BAEKRUPT-NO. 1877.
United States District Court for the
Louisiana.

DY NAsH d HODGsON-w. D
II AuctiOneer--0fiice No. 10 CarOndtI
Gu SATURDAY, February 10, 1877, at III
NJ, at the st. Chariee Auction Bxchai
basement rotuud8 Of the st. Charl
the city Of New Orleans, State of n
virtue and in pursuance Of Bn order d
O. Billings, Judge OF the District Cour
ted States of America, for the district 4
sitting In bankruptcy. dated Januarl.
rendered in the above entitled matfA
auction will betold-
ALL TAB RIGHT, TITLE AND IN.
Mrs Maria Louise Boron 10 and to Il
described property, sssigced to 4. d
as -ignee, to wit: The Undivided onel
tain tract of land, situated in thu.
Rapides, State OF Louisiana, on the N
Bayou Rapides, and pounded above by|
Z. Sanford, below by landB of estst
Brown, and rear by lands Of Mrs. n
Mrs. Hall, and containing 1870 acr 8, n
together With the undivided one,ha
buildings and improvements Thereof
stock, cattle oxen and horses Attae
land.
The decree of court ordering the
above described property directs that
freed from all membranes. and d
acting as the officer of the court, will
such title sc is in him vested by the
in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid
court; the purchaser to assume any Y
that may be due on the property up Il.
sale, over and above the price OF adiua
Terms-Cash on the spot ct the ND
Indication.
Act of sale at the expense Of the ID
fore n. T. DucrOs, notary public.
iaT IA 81 % fe3 10
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Roey & o'Connor.

IN RAPIDEs PARISH ON BAYOU
RAPIDES NEAR THB TOWN OF ALEXAF.
DRIA. AND. ON THE LINE OF THK NEW
URLBARS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

IN TIE MATTER OF THE LIQUIDATION OF
Tbs CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION OF THE
PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

United States Circuit Court for the District of
Louisiana--NO. 80l4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

RESIDBNCE AND FARM WITHIN THREE
MILES or THE CITY, on THE LIFT BANK
OF THE RIVER, IN ST. BERNARD PARISH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
By Albert Paul.


PEREMPToRY sab AT AUCTION OF Ii7s
SHARES OF rHR INV oRLBAns BUToHkRs'
HIDE AHD TALLoW COMPANY STOCK,
STANDING N THE NAME OF suEDRK DE,
LRoUHETs, ON WHICH ERoM TIN PR
oRET TO sEvRETErlvE PR CKNT has
BBEE PAID,
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. IN
seoordance With article ten q the charter Of
sid company.
by AnazRT PAUL. AUcrEorEEa- oFz1cE
10 30. 30 HQFaI atroqt-On WHoN f6nAI, Feb
faasy 4 lgil - one O'Clock 2. a., a1 tho oioe 81
80 eeapa1g -. z, h-.eAg. ~ esn oanl -nd
ll@ Wol4a pen uaill q tie soH Ofiaera
EttC1er4 uIft Nlt IalloT rourfnF stock.
descriptive jet a11 charter ear % aeln al ne
lur t|r11trl nIcc.
AtAM4- caee JaI "a ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES CAvARoC sR.
and Charles Cavaroc, JT., individually and as
members Of the commercial finn of c. Cavaroc
l. Son, bankrupts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
OISTERNS.


ID A. MURRAY,
OIsTERN MAKER
1911. nIaGazine suest.......,.1V1
Between julia and st Joseph stzsstA
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE HErmE
SATISFACTION.
Highest premiums awarded st the last tive Lon
diana state Vairu and the southsrnssstss Agrisnl
tusal and Industrial Krpoaitnon Of ls7s
ciatssns naas to erder ana repaired. Aies
cnisrna. flom 1900 20 ao.oso gallons, nsds q II
S..t luatosia ana vorknan,hip, hspt constantly
N hana ana ~ A,ls -
Frlcea q suat 40 Timee,
oEdesl pEonptlY aStendsa 70 flisl ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

Lschee e COgdos Va. Charles Kruger.
EFIFEn DISTRICT COURT FORTH PARISH or
laoias to me directed BY the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the paFish o. Orleans, il the
above entitled cause, I viii proceed TO sch az
public aueslon At She Merchants aud Auction.
eeTt ExehaRge, Royal street, between Canal
and Guslomhouse atreeta, y the Second Dis
triet Of this city. on HAqUkDAY March g. 1877.
~ tNelyo O'Clock n. the following described p1op
= x t6 - 20, 81 GROUND. win ne buildings and i'm
prGVemanta fhnlaon taated Ia She Third District
81 fhsd ltE. de1'GnatQl 4y lh1 num1tr fourteen,
IN square uuu1tf anc hrn1red and q gas bounded
Nv 1s Io1u tnG AartIltI HulI1 and plr4u 4tftttA
ana Eaah'nat1n aV6nul SAid 10 msHI1Iing ~ lIlg-
nl1 f1eI litFNE iEflc1 1E1r iIzfa Il1nt % Hn1r-
Ul.It1 Eraaln. 1E uir7lgl40Iu tet Ten l-114
l11r iflea desp' hatween faftu q iirtd.
"EEtI q fhd above 1uIt
ItsfIl0- cH.r1 o. t1a 1Hst
NV s u lsa eva ahpfla " sde fliiss q 0IlsAnA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
OONHTABLEHI


p. Martin vs. Mr.. and Mrs,
eolido, and William Wnshingt0l
First Justice Court for the Pafhl
No. $40.
DY vIRTUK OF AN ALIAS WI
I'D faeiaa TO me directed by the hgI
ton, frat Justice OF the peace IN ana
OF Orleans. Twill proceed to sell 81
on WkDNESDAY. FebTuery II W
O'Clock NJ. at my ONCE. No. 1888 w
fOllaWing described property, to VII
ALL TAB RIGHT, TITLE Ahp
Mrs. Walker In and to q oertain Juas
Of Mra. walker and agalnet Patrick
Seventh Justice Court, parish Of "
titled Mrs. Waller ". Patrick ha.I
the docket Of said Seventh Justice
Seized IN the above numbered ana
'Terms-Cash on the spot.
fe3 I lOs JOHN ?. WOo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

william Dietrich W. Mr.. alel
een- Second Justice Court 10
Orleans. No. iii. ~
NY VIRTUE or An ALIAS ".
ID facias to me directed BY che
Cormick, second Justice Of the y
the parish Of Orleans, In the Aooss
will proceed to sell at public augI
DAY, February 10. 1871, ct JWelts
the levea, head Of Cailiope street.
ONE WOODhN HOUSE, eituAtea
head Of Caliiope street, 70 be ~
chaser at his expense without 2.
contents OF aaid house, consisting n
Seized In the above stated suit
Torma- Cash on the spot. .,ttl
jal9 Eel 49, 4. kgssss1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, l
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 7, 1877. 5
NEW ORLEANs CLEARING HousR.
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BANKS AND BANT

OuTIZRNB, SAVINGS BANK
" GRUNkWAED HALL
Does not discount commercial pa
itself strictly to the receipt and o.
SAVINGS. A detailed statement d
liabilities is at al times accessible 70
Interest SIX PER CKHT from date q
Directors. Z. 0ubsrnator, Th0ma
W. Burbank, N. Benner, A. 8. Badge
]. L. GUBRRNATok
n, BHHHHE, Cashier.
NEW OMLlkAESB
SAVINGS INSTITUf
168..............CmmaI Btroot..aa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

United States District Court for the District
Louisiana-HO. 1904.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans No. 77O0.-By virtue of a writ Of feri
faciss to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auo-
ton, on the premises hereinafter designated, on
WEDNESDAY, February a. 1877, at halfpast ten
wit
THE CONTENTS Of the second story Of the
premises known as No. St. Charles street, in the
First District of this city, consisting of watch.
makers and jewelers. materiale.
Also, the FIX URES and FURNITURE therein
contained. The whOls as per Inventory, which
may be seen in my office.
SeiEed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS n HANDY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
MISOELLANEOU
MONEY TO LEND.

MI ONEX TO LEND
THR METROPOLITAN LOAN AND saw
No. IA Camp street,
VIII make advances on MERCHANT
and sILVBRWARR, DIAMONDS. JRV'
at rates ranging from one to four
month.
oc25 ly 7. D. VAN HORy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

OFNCKRSi
D. URoUHART, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, Firat Vice Pn.
THOMAS ALLRH CLARKE, Second
CHARLES J. LRRDS, Third Vice n
CHARLES KILAHAW, Treasurer,
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, George
Thomas Allen Clarke, John g.
OharleR j. Leeds, Christian
samuel Jamison. Carl kon1
A, Moulton, T. L. Bayl
4. A. Palfrsy, David Ufs
Interest alloved on deposits
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HENRY BALLARD, UNITRD :

HENRY BALLARD, UNITRD n
FORAGE, COAL ARD WOOD, respeotf
public patronage in his line Of trad
sorted stock 10 always kept on hand
seld ct lowest prices for cash. Order
without delay from the feed wareheussl
ton street and No. l0l Peter street, ne1|
or from the feed store and coal yard \
ofSt. Denis and Washin gton streets, q
are solicited, a 'd will Be disposed OF
advantage of I, ugignees. Quick salel
returns are 81 ranteed, and the Be-
can be given.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

Tn BANNRUPTCY .-OOMMRRo
II or individuals desiroun Of avnilinr
Of the benefit Of the bankrupt act o.
petitions and Achednles prepared atFi
ing to the bankrupt law 81 amend
orders Of tho United States Gupreus
rules Of the United States District d
plying to the undersigned at the Il
Kellogg, Register In Bankruptcy, in
house building, New Orleans, Louise
reasonable. Postoflce box 1891.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
By Placide ]. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF A. 1oGRL.

SPLENDID IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HOSPITAL
STREET SECOND DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
AUCTION SALES.
BY O. u. 0irardsy.
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF RLizABETH ADpRRLy.

Second District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
No. 81 $50
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AUoigE sALB3
BY Nash q HSg
AssIGNEEs SALE IN BAEKRt|

A VALUABLE PLANTATION In RAJ
Z ISH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

WIDOW JULES ARNoULT 1T AL. VS.. EDoUARD
BUISSoN BT AL. FOR PARTITION
second District Court for the Pariah at Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07
Joseph Coin W. David Cohu.

THOMAS Il. HANDY,
islO IA 81 fe1O Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orlea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

Second District Court for the Parish of orleans-
No. IS, 943.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-07

fe7 u q mhlO Own sheri Of the parrish d oreAps
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A. Ropnet vs.. z. Edrnr LacroIx.

THOMAS h. HANDY,
ia3l fe7 IA % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of O1lea
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mneuperchor was much in favor Of the movement.
1--WE have In tho old country" SAID ne ceraIn days
they are productive oil much innocent mcrriment;
suppose you OF how we celebrate Mara Gras
In tiermany--by carriage professions and the ike
and II h only in a different form from what they have
New Orleans and other cities where the festival
observed In common with most Germans should DC
glad 10 see 1t New York institution"
Mr.. Charles Traeger, the musical director, was IN
favor o. anything or s%ose sbers
800 members" sad he, land am satisfied o large
portion Of them would be only toogad to take part
in the celebration OF Nardi Gras. | don't know
whether the society would turn out mass; btsi-
ness would probably prevent some from partici.
pating, but all would be glad 70 60. and many would
Mr. A. Goldstcn said that the Beethoven Society
was about as large as any similar society," and COM
talked with several members about the Msrdi Gras
articles in the Telegram and found the idea was very
generally pleasing ut depends good deal. he said.
ION who takes the lead IN II among US Germans, aud
II the Beethovens took the thing up In earnest 1t
would be 70 be a succoss. !"
Mr. otto Wisgand consider cd the idea a capital
81 no good reason, said he, why we should
not have Mardi Gras In New YORK as well as IN any
tval introduced here II would take strong
hold and grow year by year. This CITY needs little
frcshenng up now and again to give us something to
laugh al, and Mardi Gras Is just the thing"
THE CLUB iTALIANo
zione Donnarumma Mr. F. Donnarumma says he Is
heart and soul with any such movement "The ltal-
ians." SAID he, ''make much OF tho carnivsl-more
than you Americans have any idea OF. We get no fun
all through Lent get all the Jun before that we
can am Mardi Gras would be exceedingly popd-
lar among people"
Mr.. A. D'Angelo fully conceded In these views ''One
OF tho greatest differences he said, "between US
Italians and you Americans 10 that we are CAD to get
chance to ENJOY make to do
which you Americans do not. See how few holidays
you have Introduce the Mard Gras festival here and
more than halt the Italians will take part"
Mr. T.. DAngel0, the secretary OF tho club, was sat-
isaed that the Mardi Gras festival was move In the
right direction II 1t too late 10 make arrange
mems for Its celebration this year. All the nations Of
Europe observed these festivals with carnival fun and
masquerades, and he saw no reason why New York
should stand behind other great cities with mixed
population.
Mr.. Arna,o thought SO too He didn't suppose any
carnival festival here would equal those be had seen
abroad, but there was plenty of material hero
"Why" said he 1--WE are gong TO keep up Mardi Gras
or Shrovc Tuesday by the incest ball have ever had
and II the festival accIimaed here every Italian will
have finger in the carnival pic"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.

For some time past considerable difficulty has been
experienced by the business community determining
who the legally appointed inspectors of weights
and measures The matter has just been disposed OF
by the General Term of the Supreme Court.
Corporation Counsel Whitney yesterday sent In an
opinion the subject to Mayor Ely, which, after set
ting forth the history OF the litieanon concludes
follows This decision concurred by all three
Of the judges holding the General Term am informed
that appeal has been taken from the judg
ments entered pursuant TO such decision. But
even II such appeal has been should hereafter be
taken tho Court of Appeals It could have elect
upon the decision OF the question submitted by you
unless the appellant should SECURE stay OF proceed
ings This decision OF the General Term Of the Su-
prcme Court SO long as 1t stands unreversed must be
regarded settling tho law In relation to this matter
and therefore advise you that Jacob J. Banta and
Theodore s. Kent at tho present time the lawful
Inspectors OF Weights and Measures, and that said
Banta and Kent arc tho only persons who are author
lied exercise in this city the powers and functions
of ihosa Offices
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT HOUSE.

FURTHER EVIDENCE IN THE CHARGES AGAINST
THE COMMISSIONER
The examination into the charges made against the
Commissioners OF tho Third District Court House
continued yesterday before the special Aldcrmanic
committee appointed for that purpose.
. Mr. Robert Cushing, who preferred the charges,
stated, in answer to questions propounded by Mr.
Peckham. that he applied at the oico OF the architects
in August, 1874, to obtain the mason work for the
building. 1t the witness impression that lie paid
SO mt that time esti innate OF quantities upon
mason work; he not then practical mason; he
signed paper upon that occasion which he under
stood from Mt Oswe was an agreement 10 pay three
quarters Of per upon the amounts OF the
tracts; he did not read the paper put regarded II AS
dishonest and unimporiant; not usual for
him TO read unimportant papers before signing
them; there were about seven or oight signatures
that paper; could not remember any Of the names;
witness had bill against the city for ST. $50 as at
tested to by the architects for doing work on the
Court House; he had commenced suits this
blu; he was informed by Mr.. Oswe at the architects
Office that he could not give an estimate OF the work
unless no sgnod the agreement to OF
per cent the charges he thought were preferred
before the motion Tor injunction against the Com
missoners WAS decided; could not recoect whether
the charges preferred before the motion In court
On sending to the Office OF the Corporation Counsel II
was asceriained that the charges wcre made 10 the
Board oil Aldermen alter Mr.. Cushing commenced his
suit.
Cushing's testimony, was next examined. He acted
as assistant to the architects, Mcssrs Whers and
vaux. He testified AS 10 making out estimates ~ tho
for bills OF quantities was Tor his own remu
neraon; the Of one per cent was TO be
divided between himself and Mr.. Farnsworth; tine lat
assistant OF the Witness he received about
$3.50 this way In the stone contract; none OF this
money to the architects; this practice was pur
sued without their knowledge that was nll he CON-
mission he received from the contractors; charging
for bills oil quantities was ordinary business trans
action Mr.. Oswel also explained that threcquartcrs
OF per cent was exacted In the same way; he
spoke to Cushing as to signing any paper, and
he did not sign any, there was never such an inter-
view as testified 10 by Gushing.
Pending the examination considerable lrrtability
was exhibited by Mr.. Gushing. In abiding to tho
architects no said -: want 10 say that they are capa
Bile Of ANY inIamy. They branded AS liars" AL
derman Purroy poured oil upon the troubled by
relnarkng the rate Cushing that he would have
opportunity 10 make statement alter the exam
ma by counsel Mr.. Pcckham wound up this part
OF the drama by rcmarking, III don't think any brand
ing by the witness will do the architects much harm
alter get through with HIM. l moan To brand tho
gentleman 50 that his testimony will not amount TO
mush T"
The committee adjourned to two o'clock OH Monday
next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
EXPENDITURE BY CITY DEPART
MENTS.

AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM COMPTROLLER
KELLY.
The following circular yesterday sent by Comp
trolier Kelly TO the heads OF departments and other
officers of the government in this city,
CIRCULAR NO. l.--AccorNrABILIrY EXPENDITURES.
CRY or NGw YORK, FINANCE DErARrMENr,l
CoNPTROLLER's OFFICE, Jan. ~, 1871
Respectfully cali your attention to section liz OF
the charter OF 1873 which provides that no depart
ment officer shall incur any expense in excess OF
tue sun APPROPRIATED Tor any object or purpose,
and also 10 section %, which provides that "any
officer OF the city government or person employed IN
It's SERVICE who shall wifuly Violate or evade any
OF tho provisions Of this act = shall be
deemed guilty Of a msdcmcsnor and in addition to
penalties imposed by law AMI on conviction, shall
forfeit his Office be excluded forever alter
ceiving holding any Office under the city govern
mont" These provisions Of law impose strict &C. nc,
other officers and employees Of tho city governments
for expenditures Of the public moneys within their
Tho charter OF 1873 also provides that .the Finance
Department shall have control Of the 1sca concerns
OF the Corporation and that all accounts rendered
10 and kept 10 the other departments shall be subject
the inspection and revision oil the officers Of this de-
partmcnt" The departments and al officers aud EN-.
ployes OF the city government Will therefore be held
10 q strict accountability by tho Finance Department
for all expenditures Of the public moneys.
All vouchers transmitted to this department for pay
nlent will be examined with the utmost scrutiny, and
none will be audited paid that do not strictly con-
the laws relating to the same. No payment will be
made any In excess Of the appropriation for the
specific object or purpose Tor which the expense Is In
Cured.
The expense oil conducting the public business Of this
city should be kept absolutely within the annual ap
preparations made Tor them respectively, and no
liability should DO incurred Tor any expenditure in
cess OF any appropriation for which there pro-
vision by specific appropriation All accounts should
be kept to show the actual amount OF liabilities
incurred against each appropriation, and every de-
partment officer responsible for expenditures Is
requested to furnish the Finance Department Tegu.
iarly with o weekly statement showing the total
of such liabilities and the balance remaining
the credit OF each appropriation at the ond oil every
week. The practice OF transferring appropriations
from object or purpose 10 another Is liable 10
great abuse and should not be sanctioned allowed
except Of actual necessity arising from unfore
seen Contingencies Only with rigid adherence to
these principles, bv all departments and officers OF the
city government, can a stop be put to the accumua
ton class OF claims against the city which have
heretofore involved in costly litigation and largely
increased the burden OF taxation and city debt Re-
spectfully, JOHN KELLY Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
AT. LoGGERHEADs ON LOGS.

In the bankruptcy branch of the United States Dis
trict Court Judge Blatchiord yesterday rendered
decision the OF tho bankruptcy OF Abraham
Stein. Phe assignee for Stein brought suit against
creditor named Mottcr sixty seven logs OF
black walnut and the valuo Of thrtytwo logs which
had been disposed of by Miller 1t appeared that Stein
bought the ninety nine logs from Hoyt giving him
promssory note at three months Miller bought the
logs from Stein shortly afterward four
months credit Hoyt then transferred TO
Miller u note made by stein Tor $2,242,
without anything being said to what he TO pay
Hoyt for tho note further than the terms were 10 he
arranged al future day. Then Miller proves claim
against tho estate OF stem Tor the difference between
the 81 242 and the value OF the sixtyscvon logs
and thus gets the logs without paying anything tor
them and gets claim besides against STEMS estate
Tor such difference 81, lso, without any payment on
his part and without being under any legal obligation
therefor. Judge BIatchiord, In HIS decision on the
yesterday, says-"rhat II this Is tho result II Is
unreasonable to infer that this was intended by
Miller IRON the beginning" decree Is ordered for
the pldinti, the assignee Of Stein.