Circuit Court.
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Launcelof Howsrd George Langdon--Thn was ar
aesn OF xoyeE tho vAe of Quantity Of fur
nure levied upon by the defendant by virtue Of udg
ment obtained 6Bahst pdrty named Willis The pIo-
perty sppears in the possession of willis at the
time Of the levy and plaintiff claims owpershjp the
Srond Of having made certain advances the furniture.
Alavy made N January, l64s when the cause
called for trial in the, Marine Court and plaintiff
suited second suit commenced in the Circuit
Court Verdict for plaintiff Sl9S 81 subject 10 the opin-
ion Of the court on Q case to be made OUT ,riont


Marius Papon VS. Charles J. Clayk.-An action Of as
supsfto recover ss32 ls bond given by Defendant
on settlement o. account The bond wsa dated in June
1897 stipulation was made binding the payment Of an
instalment Of onehalf the amount the first of the
suing December. and the balance the ensuing first of
May, with interest. II appeared that the plaintiff ad-
vanced the money the defendsnt Lopg island Rail


road Stock which the Plaintiff to sell and to rem
burse himself out Of the proceeds The stock turned out
to ba whss termed 6arp stocks and the Pisintif
compelled to pay upon the compa
ny The stock subsequently found to be less accord


ing its market vaiuet the Of money he had
advanced. A setlement soon after affected between
the parties when the Plaintiff took the stock at its
ket salae end the bond in question for the balance 1892
10. The defence put in was that this usurous
Transaction in much Plaintiff had charged interest
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