The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-15

Ths third was receipt from NJ Biddle, date,
Tor 81 500 aMiscel exp" same mark ~
tourhDA receipt from N. Biddle May 7, 1885, for
Fiith-A menorandum, signed by NJ Biddle. May
10, 1880 charging certain "expsnces at Harrisburg,
amounting to sl,ali, permanent expencesn
6th-A receipt from n Biddle, dated April Sd, 1886,
ior so00e-" miscellaneous xpences."
TIA receipt from the same, dated March 81, 1885
Ior sSCeJ- miscellaneous expenses, with the usual
mark in pencil.
sth-A receipt from the same for ssoe6. dated Apri
II, 1856 for miscellaneous expenses"
slh-A RECEIPT from the same, dated May L. 1896
Tor 500, marked charge J. Cpl. Competitive ait
W. Brewster here asked the witness if the foregoing
i We're enclosed in an envelope He replied that
inc no, ma any overthem and 10 the read
"S 81 =. v 'e similar docunents
s,a Inc ioh paper was receipt from B. Wallace for
soOs dated March 80, 1885, "ir full for professional
services TO date" end marked C. PEI. A.
I'm I'm, receipt from Joseph Mcllvain for $4,000 da,
yea me same day. and a.o iu full for professional
e2th. receipt from N. Biddle. without date. for
$40 900 for miscellaneous expenses and marked c. p
lsh. receipt from the same. dated June ls,h. 1895
for $4,000 for g mis- exp" marked like the rest
,,l 4n. siIiIsm Mathew wilson Co against Mr.
to and from Harrisburg, amounting to So l6s So The
bill was receipted in full and bore the usual mark,
ish receipt from N sidde, dated June 20, 1885, for
$4,000, mis-. exp"
IL: lass, mis- exP" and mark edo PEI. A.
nth receipt from the for 81 1850, dated July
%, 1896, for mis- exp ;, and marked as the others
18TH receipt from the same fer $40 o00, dated July
28, 1886, for A" mis- exp" with the same mark.
18Th receipt from the for $50, dated Aug. 2S,
1886 for " mis-. exp" same mark
Goth. memorsA dum dated August 80, 1856, crsdng
Wn Reed with $4,000 for professional services, rem.
locating Branch at Erie, marked c.. pc.
2lst receipt from N. Biddle for $3.50 dated Sept.
%, 1885, for miss e.p" and duly marked c.pe. -,
1886 for mis- exp ;" and marked like the rest.
.aa receipt from the for 81 $780, dated Oct. 49,
sSh memorandum ss.ed by = n, Biddie, dated Oct
seh 1885, allowing $1,000 to w. W. Frazier retiring
rom me once held by him ia the Branch Bank at Louis
vie, being six months salary, marked as the others
cPe
2sth. receipt from N. Biddle for s3OoO Gated Oct
2sh. memorandum signed by the same dated Oct.
20 allowing aso certain retiring esers of the
Branch Bank Of Kentucky, being six months salary to
each; marked c. P. g. a. the others.
27h. receipt from the same for 81 5oo dated Octo.
Der ~, 1890. Mis-. exp" c.pe.
fsth. Areeept from the for 5000 dated Nov lst
asts-A receipt from the same for sa.soo, dated Nov
swear positively whether the morkng in pencil this
paper was in the handwriting of j. Andrews, Cashier,
or not
3Oth. receipt from the same SOIL is of the same
date, for the account and bearing the mark,
slst-A receipt from the same for 1894 So Nov.s 1886
3ad-A memorandum signed by N. Biddle dated Nov.
IT, 1885 directing the OF 1878 to be credited to the
agency at Mobile for;the expenses OF dinner Civ en- to
the Directors of that agency and m ark ed c. pc.
33d-A receipt from the same for Sill ga November
49, 1886 for miscellaneous purposes" and marked like
the others.
34th-A memorandum signed by the same, dated Dec.
49, 1885, directing $500 to be credited another of the
Kentucky Branch officers being six months salary
retiring Chsrgedto the usual account and bearing the
usual mark.
stth-A receipt from the for 5000, Dec g. 1886,
ssth-A receipt from the for $780, March I5 1887
s7h-A receipt from the same for $4,000 April 6, 1887,
same account end mark.
3sthA receipt from the for $40O April 10, 1887,
Same account and m ark.
3SthA receipt from the fer S6O0o without date.
The mark e. p. .. IA was dated April is, 1887.
4sh-A receipt from the same for april 10th 1897
Same account and mark.
4Ist-A memorandum, dated June 81, 1887, giving
$3.50 a gratuy to certain officers. Charged and
42d- Memorandum stating that the Of 500, BAL IL
had been paid to certain individuals premiums on
exchanges from May H. to Oct. IL, 1887. Charged to
exchange account, and marked in pencil c Cashier
431-A similar memorandum, stating that $500 had
drafts This was marked with the witness initials by
him.
44h-Anothor memorandum of the same character and
for a similar amount.
45th-Still another memorandum of the same char.
acter for $40 marked by of the clerks in the Bank
46th-A memorandum, dated Nov. TO- 1887, $22 so,
paid premium ON specie deposited in one of the
branches by q person herein named.
Tth-A similar memorandum of 81, $40 u.s. paid as
The further examination of the witness as here post
poned until this afternoon att o'clock.
Foua o'cLecK p. M,
The doors of the court room were closed until
few minutes before four The crowd in and about
the doors was great, on he opening Of which the
house was Immediately filled-the excitement APP
ing of four the Recorder took his seat. The par
ties, except MIR. Biddle and Jaudon, with their
respective counsel were in their places. After the
lapse oil few minutes the Recorder announced his
readiness to proceed. At the instance Of Mr..
Brewster, the defendants were called, and (Biddle
and Jaudon having come in) all answered to their
names
Mr. BREWSTER then commenced to question Mr..
Taylor, whose evidence was not concluded last
night when the counsel for the defendants asked
time for some consultation.
Mr.. CAMPBELL aside What does all this play
ing of mean
Mr. READ, after some time in consultation, ask
ed for copy Of the oath and the warrant on which
these proceedings were founded.
The REcoRDER said he would order copies made
OUT and ordered the animation to proceed
Mr. TAYLOR then commenced reading various
items of account on slips of paper similar to those
named above in last nights proc edngs. Several
If these slips had the name Of w. b. Reed on
them.
The business in stocks to day, were OF limited
amount The prime pal feature at the Beard was
the sudden fall in the price Of Reading Railroad,
which fell from certain bite the-bitsr- peratiens
among brokers, from 20 to % asked. Mr. Elibu
Chauncey, formerly President Of the company was
at the recent election lef out, at which rumor says
he became Pqued, and threw the whole amount Of
his stock in the market, some l.5oO shares What
amounted to about the thing he sold to these
who for some weeks past have been selling short,
thus supplying those whom the company or its
age Mt 10 have the pleasure Of supplying at
hand ONE profit. The sales for the past few
weeks have been on speculation, at high prices
hence it 10 seen, when a person is DESTROYS Of real
izing on his stock, the price is found 10 be some
four Ave dollars less than hat 1t had pre- vouy
been selling at. The late lottery system not
circumstance to that matured by these brokers.
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Philadelphia
Correspondence OF the Herald.
Puu puI, Ian Il 1870