United States v. Mosby
Supreme Court of the United States
APPEALS FROM THE COURT OF CLAIMS. These were appeals from a judgment in the Court of Claims in favor of Mosby against the United States. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Blatohfobd
This is a suit brought in the Court of Claims by John S. Mosby against the United States, claiming to recover the sum of $29,180.01, moneys which, he had received while he was consul of the United States at Hong-Kong, from February 4, 1879, to July 21, 1885, and had paid into the treasury, the items composing the above sum being as follows: (1) For examining Chinese emigrants departing on foreign vessels for ■the United States, ■ $5147; (2) for certifying extra copies or quadruplicate invoices, about $2000 ;■ (3) 'for certifying invoices for goods in transit through the United States to other…
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