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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
Furniture at Auction
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
r N. MONTGOMERY Auct!onesr.
ohfee-s9 Camp street
8 Camp street between Gaienns and Erato streets
The Entire Contents Of said Residence consfsting Of
aaos zad Ha 1s SETS sn
French Plate Mirrors Curtain Fine EngravngS, Psint
One fine Stewart Cooking Stove.
BarTERMs-Cash in Z. s. Treasury notes.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
sheivings, ETC.
~ BY ID. z. MORPHY,
AUcr1oEEER-oface No. ~ Magazine street.
FlRLDAY 4, Sept. 2s, 1869, at 10 o'clock a. n:
without reserve, viii Sc sold =
large and select stock Of Hardware Gallery shslvngs
ss-TERAs-csshi in u S. treasury notes.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES, BUGoIEs AND
Harness, without Limit Reserve.
BIZ EELLEGAM n NASH.
JAMES EELLrGAs, Auctioneer
Office 164 Gravier Street.
ERTWDAY, 2sth Inst, at O'clock 4. M At
strests date Dr. Eottis E Be Sold 0N0n ana 0Sf'nn'
Three No Horses Baggiss and Harness. two Ligbttop
wagons four single Harness - 'p'-S
RS- TERMs-Cssh IN U s. Treasury Notes.
PEREaPToRY SALE OF FLOODED AND TRoTr1NG
Blk MICHIGAN & NASH,
J. MEXICAN, Auctionsr.
| ofice--l64 Gravier street.
KffpWAKI; sept r. at n |, o'clock 4. NJ.
es date BE- soTns5 q Union and saEonne
= Bag tolt SHERfDAN, BY Voucher, dam Tn stse
Black TrottiDg stallion, BY Beppo dam Queen Anne
Family Horses.
| Buggy and Harness.
sa-fRRas-Cash in &. s. Treasury Notes
CONsTABLE's SALE.
VIM GREENLEAF Is BARGE NED CAPTAIN AND
Hsiee Court Parish Of ff osans ~ ss0nd
RK LRTsUE 10; Of two wits Of Gsrl facias to
s Fse s Psa BY the a5S oT 5 Se
order Of the defendants viii proceed e sell at public @u9
The the floging describe; ,sT Pr22PeTty TO wit:
the spot lies the Claiborne bridge 0it
seized in the above entitled suits !.
| JOHN G. KUZAC,
Constable Second Justice Court
TIT w. WILKES,
131 MAIN STREET NEAR FOURTH
Louisville. Ky.
WOODEN MILL SUPPLIES,
COTTON MILL SUPPLIES,
RUBBER Betting.
LEATHER BETTING
BoLTING CLOTH,
MACHINE CARDS,
CARDING MACHINES,
COTTON GINS,
COTTON WARPs
CoRDAGE AND ROPE
GUM HOSE AND PACKING,
SHEET METALS AND WIRES,
LACE LEATHER RIvETs
BURR MILL STONES
| TURBINE WATER WHEELS
FAN MILL MATERIALS
With almost all other articles necessary for MILLS. FoUH
DRIES FACTORIES, RAILROADS, OIL WELLS, ct
Rsr Send for 81 Catalogue.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
T OFT, wOOD d. co.
w. BA1DY LOTT, Madison county, Miss G. ". WOOD,
Canton, Miss.,)
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
Nos. SS Common and 40 Canal streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
hereby inform friends and the pubic that we have
opened No. IS Canal street
New Orleans La for the purpose of trsnsactinga
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
By unemttng attention to business and fidelity and prompt
ness IN putting up ana bhppng all orders that our friends
may be pleased TO give hope portion of the
patronage Of the public.
We have hsnd and constantly receiving all the art-
cles usually kept in Wholesale Grocery all their
variety, viz:
STGAR COFFEE
RICE. HFRRINGs
TEA, MAcKEREL,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
PEPPER ALLsPIcE
SOAP, CANDLES,
CLOVES, NUTMEGs,
GINGER, FLOUR,
BACON sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
LARD, BREAKFAST BACON.
BEEF TONGUES, NESS PORK,
MESS BEEF, BUTTER,
CHEESE, BEANS,
PEAS, ONIONS,
POTATOES SALT
MoLAssEs, sYRUPs,
OILS, CANDIES,
PICKELs, CATsUPs,
SAUCES, PIE FRUITS,
JELLIEs, PRESERVES,
OYSTERS, CAPERs,
OLIVES, SALMON,
LOBsTERS, SARDINES
sHAD INDIGO,
CoPPERAs, sALERATUs,
SODA CREAM TARTAR
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
EoLGEs g. co.,
Ct. F. FoLGER, L. FoLGER, W. H. THoMAs)
DealerA An Hardware, Iron, Ship ChandlerY,
81 and SO Magazine Street. Opposite St. James Hotel N O.
9nd sPede Sheet Copper and link Plows Axes and Hoes
Packing, Circular, Mill and Gross Cut Saws.
AND SHIP CHANDLEBX
RL1Is Z. BosTIOK, FRANK W. sEYMoUR)
BoStlek O. Seymour.
Importers and De SAIL
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES, TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, sHoyELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK TWTNEs,
OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS, LANTERNS, Etc
All Kind OF Steamboat and Railroad Supplies
So and 38 Fulton, IS and 81 Front street,
between Gravier and Poydras
w WITTY 81 CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents.
o. site the custom HoGse New Orleans Ian pp
Gonsignments of Merchandise either for shipen
will receive prompt and careful attention.
HARDWARE .."HARDWARE.
d. J. MULLAN d CO..
Wholesale Dealers
I'M
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Agents for
HowE's STANDARD SCALES.
II Common street New orsanA
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Special NOtice-An persons wanting In.
orrnson in regard Ito prisoners who died Camp
Douglas, ILL.,, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1876 Chicago, Ill
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Special NotIce-rhe undersigned graz

special EotIce-The undersign ed, crate
ful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them
take this method of informing the public that they are pre-
pared in connection their specially In the Real Estate
Auction Brokerage business to devote their
particular attention to the PURCHASE and SALE OF
CITY MORTGAGE PAPER, BANK STOCK INSUR-
ANCE SCRIP, and other Local Securities.
The superior facilities which thorough knowledge and our
practical experience and extensive business in Real Estate
affords will appear obviously advantageous Capitalists
seeking reliable and safe investments whilst those of
patrons WHO may have property SELL and obliged to
realize upon mortgage paper by attraction Of
Capital be similarly benefited.
When the active shah have commenced, purpose
having Weekly Auction Sales of tho latter class of Securities
but only such have be sold without limit
Our Mr. THOMAS l. MACON will have special charge Of
this department.
{. E. GIRARDEY co, Auctionscrs,
Office, No II Exchange Place,
RattRnaD Canal nd Cnsthnrhnnsn streets
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DRUGS, PERFUMERY. ETC,

QOEAP%8D DRUG BT0EnEc-
No. is FRONT LEVEE, opposite the ALGIEEB FERRY
LAEDn14 NEW ORLEANS
Tie stock of Medicines Simple Compound will be fouu
SUPERIOR full and complete The patronage of the public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor
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*. G.. C.-Members of the above
Organization hereby report themselves the
OLD HEADQUARTERS, over the Age Barroom, without
delay, during the next Six Days.
Dr. Robt NJ Austin Secretary will be in attendance the
above place to of the object this
K q G.
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uOKATTo N. JENKINS.

II
Having purchased the GROCERY STORE of Messrs War.
Rowley would respectfully inform his friends
public generally that after thorough renovang he will Re-
Open the Establishment, at the Old Stand, 248 CAMP
STREET MONDAY, the LIST proxtmo, with entirely
new selection of supplies.
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FOR SALE.

FOE S.ALE-THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY. NOS;
lg5 and Jna street comprising Brick Store IS by 10
and one side era hydran fixtures stable garden
on Julia by depth Of I2O feet between parallel lines
VI '-''Ds' '4'',sNA's' -p' Yo \ zIEKEx sULIY
NJ l66 Gravier street.
ZOE sALE-YHE GoTFEEHoUsE 286 DELoRD
street near head OF New Basin For terms and particu
EoR SALE-THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
M gs 9f At low H ssst 1en4 oG m
cares @ b4reI and has for cabin
well found in every respect and ready tor any
Steam Tqgboa sUNFLoWER the best boat the river,
two years cd in perfect order and condition. great power
Steam Ferry Virgins, center wheel used St. Louis
perfect condition hull and machinery just oyerhsuled regard
Steamer Rio GesNDE, iron hull feather buckets, fine
machinery carries 1900 barrels on very light draft fast and
CREEvY, MCPHERSON & co,
CRrondelet, corner tiravier street.
EoR SALE Oh RENT--oNE OF THE FINEST
Plantations in the State Of Louisiana, situated in the
Parish OF st. James seventy miles above New orleans
from overflow The water Of no has yet come
mile below in the highest water would niure it
There abon 700 Of cleared lands perfectly drained
surpassed the State for fertility of soil (Which is
The buildings are perfect state of repair, viz: fine
twoory dwelling house with all the out buildings belonging
overeers house, splendid BRICK sugar house and cane shed
T6efe IS now on the place i0 apsnts plant 20
apents of ratoons Corn cop over 4o9 b9s Hay crop
nearly in and ample for % mules Hogsheads WOOD, et
Parties wishing purchase will do well call
medaey and see for themselves as the Will be
Arthur THIBAUT,
No 81 Peters street between CustomhOuse and Bienve
DOR .sALE.-Dw EtLrNGs SEVERAL ELEGANT
locations in the garden district Also some moderate sized
houses in the same portion OF the city.
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M j. a. KEITH 81 CO.
BANKERS, SELMA, ALABAMA

Collections this end neghborng pontssocited Remit
tanoes promptly made to correspondents.
Refer to--Cty Bank; F. L. & R. A. Johnson; Aston Il
Fournier North Brush Mason; Barnes, Ward Co.; Juren
4 Harris, New Orleans.
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AIR. IN. M ISIACSON HOLDS MY FULL
I'VE Of attorney passed before T Stark,
Notary Public, june 1856. F, J. HEBRON,
New Orleans, August 4, 1866. l4CarOndset street,
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DR. ID. w. BRICKELL
Has returned the city resumed the practice of his
profession.
once, No, 1856 cARoNDELET STREET
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c'hAuon Is being tried preventive s probably too
SOON however, to report definitely upon Ia success; but
'ne'e seems 70 be no doubt that the experiments m far
IN 'hey have gone have been favorable The high shern
OF Cheshire vaecina,ed cattle and exposed thsm 10
tho plague Thus far they have not lAsen IL
STORM orr THE VnEscu COAST.
Tho United States Consul la Rochelle reports 70 tho
Department OF Slate, under date OF January is that
terrible tempest raging on tho Of France at tho
date OF his despatch and three shpwrecks came into tho
port Of La Rochelle, one English. French and ono
Australian No wrecks Of American vessels are reported
up 70 the date Of hn despatch
APPOINTMENTS coxvTRMKD NJ THE SENATE.
The following appointments were confirmed by tho
Senate, In executive session, today ,
Daniel Richards 10 bo Tax Commissioner for tho dis
trict Of Florida
John W. Thomas 20 be Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Fourth district of Virginia
wm r. Kellogg to be Collector of Customs Tor New
Orleana
Brcvct Major General Benjamin w. Brice, Acting Pay
master 0enera 10 be Paymastsr General with the rank
OF Colonel.
Postmasiens-w Y wheel-r, at westneld, ~ Y;
Angus Mcdonald, at Geneva, ~ ". Charles " brown,
Chii.eothe, Ohio; VIM Tyrrcl', Batavia, VI Horaiio
multitude Of brevet Appointments tho volunteer
service numbering between three and four thousand OF
all gade- nom second lieutenant 10 colonel were also
confirmed
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Mr.. SEWARD IN HAYTI.f

HIS Interview with President Gerard.
The following extract from letter received from
a person holding place In Hayti, and who present
during the late visit Of Mr. Seward Secretary Of State
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick seward:--
The De Soto arrived IN our harbor 90 late In the after
noon that the distinguished party board dd not land
Ely Secretary OF State for Foreign Relations and Gene
raj Ernest Roumain Hayten Charge at Washington
on visit 70 his family, met the party at the wharf and
accompanied II To the residence OF Mr.: Peck untcd
went through tho city, visiting the Cathedral senate
House and House OF Representatives and other objects
OF interest. Al ten returned 70 Mr. Pcck's, whore
we all took breakfast Then the President sent hs pr
accompany the party to the palace Mrs. r. sewaSd
ceyed also an invitation from Madame Geffard We all
went togethcr and found large body guard drawn up
IN sc yard OF the palace, with nne band OF music The
hs rank and position. On the palace steps
by Generals Daimler and Phillippeaux members Of the
Cabinet who led us 10 the reception ROOM where h Ex
ccllency tho President Mme Gerhard and her daughters
Seward and the President convsscd together about two
hours while Mrs. Seward entertained by tho ladies'
OF the Prssdents family.
need not say that tho interview most cordial and
friendly Mr. Seward on several occasions expressod his
satsfAction at having seen and heard the President
think the impressions no received quito favorable
70 our government and people
On the return Of Mr. Seward 70 Mr. Pecks he re-
ceved the diplomatic corps and then the party retuhed
on board, having remained about six hours with US
When the Hon SECRETARY Of STATE had reached she
deck Of his shp the Haytien siesmsr oalaea gave Dim
salute Of seventeen guns, which compliment I'M
medately responded 10 by the Do Soto.
Thus ended this remarkable vst which think IN I'M
prove benccia 10 our ntercoune with the govsmnent
Of the United STATES.
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madam those machines were tred long ago
and rejected ~ totally worthlessin
In this manner has the Wilcox Gibbs been sysemati
cay By the entire double thread
frateny Scarcely could more papable untruth be ut
.onk .ss thread" because though Il soes uss but
those words in the sense there used mPy but make.
nec and d(cre sutchone that obviaes the defect
IN the old single thread stitch 10 which much OBJ
lection mades asserted liability to ravel Moreover
rea; and hence IL destined 80 soon gene
rally Known 70 s.per.rd all ae various double Aroad itr
now In And this is the why the WILCOX Gibbs
80 much fsared for who win want TO bother with ro
Again, Whenever the WILCOX Gibbs company sent out
canvssser TO Introduce their machines In localities and
for their SALE thoy were sure 70
Even their eomnon right Of competing for premiums at
our AGRICULTURAL mechanical fairs been often
pered with that they have found necessary obtain IN
oess % ns!afsrs bsfoss entering tAsr machine for
But though thus deprived by the course Of the opposition
Or the use Of most Of the ordinary means Of
q I'D 1ach6nss-which combination conld tain away.
IN It's neighborhood making converts 70 The faith.
1nd oesme car and built up
surely Thus the Wilcox and Gbbs though persecuted,
mas fospecd; though opposed has steadily progrsssed II
stI comparatively ner machine having been scarcely
ber OF machines sold the fourth Sewing Machine" u
that The fn.srnty in the last despsrass effort Of
have sSnsy failed now that their boldness has furnished
the long sought opportunity for honest and well contested
public trial. and put record the result OF that trial for the
sSss ~ o. the pasc REQUIRES we no pro
Gibbs In the future foretel ultimate triuuph-as
rHE HxooossED STANDARD sEwrsG MACHINE worLDi
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COLLISION IN CENTRE srREEr-rwo HORSES xrLLsD
AND THE CAR CRUSHED TO rIECEs--sARRow -
CAFE or THE PAssEN0KRs-THn DRIVER A.
RESTED AND DfsCHAEGED, ETC.
~ an early hour yesterday afternoon . coiiislon ~
CURED II the corner OF Centre and Walker sires b.
tween . passengsr car OF the Fourth Avenue Raj
road Company, and large freight car OF the Now
Haven Company which resulted In tho almost n
slant death Of the horses attached 70 the small CIR
and the slightly injuring Of two or three Of N
passengcr That no persons were killed seems 10 be
almost miraculous II appears that large freight CO,
standing the track In Centre street. corner Of waksr
Before it started down the depot small Of e
wSom was s"Ss General ward burnett On is dosn~s
trip, detained IN consequence OF the obstuctlon.
%s' see'' ss % Harsn as another %
freiehted with marble, rounded the corner of
Broome and Centre streets and after proceeding twy
the brakes detached the horses after which the car pro-
cceded on its downward course st quite rapid rate.
The condsror Of tho small sesiny the imminent dan
ger he In Instantly gave tho alarm when himself
and most Of the passengers made their but before
General Burnett and ons or two ladies' could leave The
struck by the large In the rear, thereby
crushing twith great force against the freight n 'front.'
almost instantly killing the horsns attached 70 the small
and crashing the itself 10 atoms Tho horses
horribly mutiIatcd aud Of them forced bodily
backwards into the How General Burneu and lady
ious The Sixth precinct police were quickly on the
spot and rendered such assistance tho demanded
The and residence Of the lady did not rsnspire
she left for home almost Immediately Afterwards
John Clark, driver of tho marble car arrested and
taken before Justice Hogan, where, IN explanation he
stated thai his orders from the Superintendent OF the
road that when unable 10 control this In hts
charge he 10 detach the horses and LET the 20
The magistrate being unable detect any criminal neg
loct the part OF the driver discharged him from
custody.
ACCIDENT on THE BLEgcKER STREET IrsE.
About haif-past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas Kearney laborer, nfytwo years Of age living
st No. % James street. 10 Elm street.
the corner Of Pearl by No OF the Blocker street
and Fulton ferry line driven by Henry Bolls One Of
the wheels Of the passed Kearneys body aud
also Of his feet He s@ken up BY ocer Glin OF
the sixth precinct, and conveyed 10 the New York
Hospital. II IN feared his injuries wn provo fatal.
Oficer Gin arrested Bolte the driver OF the car who
taken the Franklin street police station aud detained
for an examination One cf the wifnerscs of the
Of the opinion that the driver DID not apply the
brake a. soon he might
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the Great Naval Race.

IMPORTANT TO VESSELS RUNNING on LONG fsLArD
soUSD-THR RIonr or WAY TO Bg OWEN TnE
RACERS.
Tho long expected and nnsi trial racs bstsecn the
United States double endsrs wlnooski aud Algonquin,
which 10 decide me relative merits Of The different
snes win take place the weather moderaies
The contest between the respective vessels for the
prcmaey promises to be very exciting and Will be run
between sands Point and Faulkner's Island, and this
course win be gone four times, which will make
ths aggregate nearly eight hundred miies The
will occupy three full days and the pilots and captains
Of vessels running on the Sound In srder IN guard
aesns tho possibility ~ collision, enolned N
each vessel vil carry red light each SIDE u The
fore cro~~trces; and all vr~seis will BE- erpected In
ing sfeancra
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LIST or FONTS
RfIv wA<-ci.AfuxB roa
Efuma mxEnfmw

~ gh4rh ~ w. "shh'es eHb
l. n is the simplest Ciofss ssrs1ined.
II a least liable b. get out or order. 2xzrin~i
II IL The best made machine. every being
II not the case with The Piorencc
a Il /. the cheapest sr,trirsi
q II runs the silest Ssstsfs~f
q n runs the easiest SrsfiHet.
IA runs the fastest. Sn<stpsf
II the best device 70 prevent the wheel running
bsch ard. sf-sfiaef.
NoTr The Fiorrncr machine has no such device
II Ia requires mechanical skn ocperse a. Seesis<5
% II requires icss time and ins'rucon 20 learn 70 u.s.
o>s certain and r.lisbleta operation ysssi.i
fart worthy Of remsrk, that during the entire
sr,al-which continued sh.ut inirrmtsson Tor nearly
seven hours-Bot stitch missed he hrcsd oncs
srok en- no needle broken bent BY the Wicor utbbs
ssrhns No hind Of WORK sftsnptcd 10 be done on "
s.srhks manner; enort mai on that was not
rfirsy successs; while beher of shesc be
sruiy made IN favor of The florcnce
~ ffsn ns~~lle q the skyf~S. Ssxxfa~f.
n The needle s sas1 and esz liable 10 be broken
sAan one cu,r~s lie the Florenc.. .srsssn>k
"a IL " i<~~i~i aud thercfore sreyv than one vita
snsIl shank Sac the riorsne. S~tsissf.
whsss readers u ssvsinq. 70 that neither ssin nor en-
Rsrisses y sses.ssiy IN setting s not 90 with The
Rerr Ths sisim was fuIly cosoeded By the Florence
aGpHta far relates tie cspsciy O. the Wtlcon
S1es na<hne But they claiming that ne fofeoee ns
ss.s Be she ~ sdIusins sspscy ws ~ sss se .na
- sr1 .ssgrs,ps - ~ wish me needle srcten
p ~ 1r.< sisek ksshsr needle rss thsn ST. Win Sinh
u ss>s ~, ssvspS ssa ,hss rvss he se>rs'y q
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Ths coianbian Marine Insurance Cesa-
pany.
ASorHER NEErrso OF rms srocxnoLpKrs.

ANOTHER MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Tho ssockholden OF the Columbian Marine Insursnce
Company me, yesterday afternoon, In pursuance 70 ad
jourpmcnt st Trinity Building. After the appointment
Of chairman and secretary communication read,
coming from the directors, stating the fscts In
tIon with the suspenson of tho company but throwing
new light on tho subject beyond wh@t has sircsdy
been published-
M wrTsrr the Secretary of the oompsny, rad the
annual statement for 1898 (alrrady given In Tho Hspp
sro,xnofDrs inquired ~ 10 The item of stock In ths
as<ests, when they were bought IN
Mr.. wmrrEr ssd that the stock vks bought several
months sxo before the Presidency % Mr. Mornson az
the time the company about 10 ita capital
and the object vas 20 prevent depreciation
sTocxnotDxn nert spoke at some isprth, ehsrring
the drectorahp. with scfusi frsnf least with
gross msmanagemcnt Mr. Morrison, the President, vss
one Of The receivers with Mr. LefnpRweH The speaker
moved IN request tbo>e gcuiiseu 70 resign, aud u they
would not DO that steps b. taken 10 petition f0 their
removal ny the court Also thai q committee Be sp-
pointed 70 inycstisa,e tbe snsirs % The oompsny.
Action vas hsd up0n thsss motons. and The meeting
sdjournsd.