WARREN ET AL. VS. BOSCOVVITZ ET AL. 319 



moneys paid by the said James Douglas Warren to and for and on ac- 

 count of the said Joseph Boscowitz in respect of the said sealing ad- 

 venture, and for and in respect of all matters which, upon the accounts 

 between them, the said James Douglas Warren is entitled to claim as 

 against the said Joseph Boscowitz, he is entitled to a credit of $80,792.87 

 (eighty-six thousand seven hundred and ninety-two dollars and eighty- 

 seven cents) to be deducted from the said sum of $118,674.85 (one hun- 

 dred and eighteen thousand six hundred and seventy-four dollars and 

 eighty-five cents) due to the said Joseph Boscowitz, and that for the 

 balance or sum of $31,881.98 (thirty-one thousand eight hundred and 

 eighty-one dollars and ninety-eight cents) the said Joseph Boscowitz 

 is entitled to judgment against the said James Douglas Warren, and 

 which judgment this court doth pronounce accordingly : 



And this court doth further order and adjudge that the powers of 

 the said James Charles Prevost, as receiver under the order of the 

 19th day of June, 1889, be continued until the further order of this 

 court. 



And this court doth further order that the receiver, if and whenever 

 he shall recover or receive any moneys in respect of the claim against 

 the United States Government for the seizures aforesaid, shall forth- 

 with file an account in chambers specifying the following particulars: 



(a) What portion of such moneys is allowable as compensation for 

 the seizure of the schooners, including their wages and outfit, but not 

 including cargoes'? 



(b) What sum is allowable for the cargoes? 



And this court doth declare that such moneys ought to be applied, 

 firstly, in payment to the said Joseph Boscowitz of the interest moneys 

 due up to the 3rd day of March, 1890, secured by the respective mort- 

 gages of the schooners; secondly, in payment to him of the interest 

 moneys accruing since the said 3rd day of March, 1890; thirdly, in pay- 

 ment to him, the said Joseph Boscowitz, of the sum of $17,000.00 (sev- 

 enteen thousand dollars), being the principal secured by the said mort- 

 gages upon the schooners Grace, Dolphin, and Anna Beck; fourthly, in 

 payment of the sum of $31,881.98 (thirty-one thousand eight hundred 

 and eighty-one dollars and ninety-eight cents), after deducting thereout 

 the respective moneys firstly and secondly hereinbefore mentioned; 

 fifthly, in payment to the said Joseph Boscowitz of the interest moneys 

 accruing since the 3rd day of March, 1890, upon $8,294.00 (eight thou- 

 sand two hundred and ninety-four dollars), being the difference between 

 the moneys secured by mortgage upon the Barbara Boscowitz, together 

 with interest, and the amount, clear of expenses, realized by the 

 said Joseph Boscowitz by her sale ; and lastly, in payment to the de- 

 fendants Matthew T. Johnston, Thomas H. Tye, and Arthur L. Belyea 

 of the remainder (if any) of the said moneys, after making the deduc- 

 tion firstly, secondly, thirdly, fourthly, and fifthly hereinbefore men- 

 tioned. 



And it is also declared that as to so much of the said compensation 

 moneys as shall be allowed in respect of cargoes, the said registrar 

 shall take an account of all claims (if any) against the said cargoes by 

 hunters or other parties and also of the amount already realized by the 

 said Joseph Boscowitz on account of the said sealing adventure, and 

 subject to his accounting for one-half of what shall be found to have 

 been so received, shall then allow and pay to the said Joseph Bos- 

 cowitz the sum of $38,410.52 (thirty-eight thousand four hundred and 

 sixteen dollars and fifty-two ceuts) in repayment of his advances 



