In December, 1904, Standard, represented in this case by his Trustee in Bankruptcy, contracted with the United States to erect two laboratory buildings for the Department of Agriculture, in the city of Washington, D.C., for $1,171,000. The buildings were both to be completed in thirty months and for a delay of 101 days beyond the contract period the Government deducted...
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