
    No. 144—2258.
    The Curran Mutual Aid and Building Association v. Christopher Murphy.
    This was an action of assumpsit by appellee against appellant to recover by the former, as a stockholder in the appellant corporation, what had been paid in upon thirty shares of stock, upon a withdrawal from the association upon notice given in pursuance of its by-laws. The case was, upon agreement of the parties, tried by the court without a jury, resulting in a finding and judgment for plaintiff in the sum of §535.20, and defendant prosecutes this appeal. The evidence tended to prove all the necessary elements of the cause of action, and perceiving no substantial error, the judgment is affirmed.
    Judge below, Richard Prendergast.
    Attorneys, for appellant, Mr. A. B. Baldwin and Mr. J. B. Ryan ;
   Opinion Per Curiam.

for appellee, Mr. Julius Goldziee.

Opinion filed Feb. 17, 1886.  