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The New York herald., 1869-06-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ALLES-GREENE.-on Tuesday, June 8, by the Rev
Mr.. Hendricks, MYRos ALLEN 10 FRANCES j.
GREENE, all Of this city. No cards.
New London papers please copy.
BEAUFoRT-PBUGNET.-AtC Cape Vincent. jefferson
county ~ on Wednesday June o by the Rev
the Rev. q. +. Turgeon ERNEST L. BEAUFORT, OF
Kingston, Canada, 10 MARIE NJ, daughter OF the
FACHIRI-RALLI.-On Saturday, June 10, at the
Greek church, London, PANDRLLI A. FACHIRI OF
New iork, to MARIE RALLI, daughter OF N. Ranl OF
GALvN-DoRAN.-on Tuesday, June Is, at the re.
sdence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Father
Mckenna, JOHN CALVIN to KATIE A. +. DoRAS, all Of
HAwEs-HuBBLE.-On wednesday evening. June
10, at the Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church, by
First artillery, United States Army TO ADA AUGUSTA
only daughter OF Charles b. Hubble, Jr., OF BROOKLYN
~ MAgKIsrosn. Holyoke Mass, ON
Tuesday June 49, at the residence OF the BRIDES ia.
ther, BY the Rev. j. L. r. Trask assisted by the Rev.
=. W. Peet ID. D., JOHN q. MACKISTosH. Of New
York, to ALICE C., daughter of J. d. Emerson, OF
MuLRyv- -OBMES-on wednesday, June 10, at the
residences OF the brides parents, BY the Rev. ID. o.
Mulane assisted by the Rev. NJ. J. Farley, JAMES Is.
MULRY, ESQ.,, to Miss MARY JANE, eldest daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas 0Brien, Jr., Of Williamsburg, L. l. -
MCD0NALD-STRANG.-0n "Wednesday, June 16, by
the Rev. DIR. Cobb, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, JOHN B. McDoSALD, OF Fort Washington
to GEoRarE eldest daughter Of Daniel Strang, Esq,
hYLOR--NErI--0n Friday, June Is. by the Rev.
Cornelius X. Dufiie rector Of the Church or ST. John
the Baptist tEpiscopaD, JoHs TAYLOR to ISABELLA
MARY NEIL
VASDERBEK-RTTTRR.-In Brooklyn, r. d.. on
Wednesday June 10, by Rev. J. Hill, ID d., HARMON
vANDERBEcK, OF New York, to LOUISE NJ, youngest
daughter OF the late Daniel Ritter of New YORK CITY,
No cards.
Died.
BARrH.-0n Friday, June ls, after long and &c.
we're Illness, Mrs. CATBARisE BARTH, In the 5gth
year OF her age.
The funeral VIII take place on Monday morning
at nine O'Clock. from her late residence, II Wall
street, thence TO st. PETERS church. Barclay street
where requiem mass will be offered for the re-.
pose OF her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery
Enthusiastically, on Friday, June 49, OF cholera
nfantum, ADDIE FRANCES, infant daughter OF Car.
penter N. and Sarah J. BeeOe, aged year and IA
days.
he friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Oh her parents, No. summit street, corner OF Com
merclai, South Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon,
NJ half- past one O'Clock, without further notice.
BYHNEs.-On saturday morning, June 10, AFTER
lingering illness, CATHARINE, the beloved wile OF
Edward Byrnes, native OF Kings county Ireland,
In the 40th year OF her are.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late
residence 21b East Fortetb street. on Monday after
noon, ut two O'Clock
CApBs-At Lake HopaIcong. N. j.. on THURSDAY.
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TIE POLICE BOARD.

meeting of this Board was held yesterday. Pres
dent Bosworth in the chair. In answer TO o commu-
nicaton from the Fire Department OF Brooklyn, ask
ing whether the Harbor Police boat Metropolitan
would hereafter render cooperative service in quel
ing fires the Board instructed the secretary to an
swer in the Affirmative. The following resolution
offered by President BoswUrlh, was adopted
Resolved That following rule and regulation in respect
70 The duties of the Property hereby
adopted that is to Whenever money property shall be
any persons arrested and shall have
been alleged to have been frsuduenty obtained, or
to be the proceeds OF crime, and the owner
ship Of such property shall be claimed by or on
and the said accused person or persons snail be
held for trial examination shall be subsequently In
Indictment be acquitted discharged where mol
pros shall be such indictments the Property Clerk
shall not deliver property the said accused person
persons except upon order BY judge of the court IN
which such indictment found or by the District Aor-
ney having the charge conduct of the
Judgment the said property should be returned to the
without the consent OF the
Board.
POLICE ESTIMATES.
A meeting OF the Board OF Estimates was held at
the Central Police Oce yesterday, when the follow
ing estimates were agreed upon for the year 1s70:
GENERAL EXPENsEs.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-R BANKRUPTCY.
An Involuntary Bankruptcy Case.
paforo Indna Rlatch Gard-

An Involuntary Bankruptcy Case.
Before Judge Batchford.
IN ne Matter or the Bankruptcy OF Letotne d
Philip Warp,slev.-In this case petition OF invo-
Ngntary bankruptcy had bes presented against this
nrm, carrying on business as sllA manufacturers at
the Greppo 1Iis, lp Paterson, N J.; Sna IN TINS cty
Mr. Edwin james appeared for Mr.. Lew. s. one sp ol
the partners, who. as stated by his counsel, 7 Of
fectty solvent and had not committed any a, "
BANKRUPTCY. He demanded trial by the court an
an order was made, referring the petition to he
Commissioner 10 take evidence and report the testi-
mony TO the Court. 50
Edwin James for the alleged bankrupt; Mr.. Camp
bell for the petitioners.
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Notice OF funeral hereafter.
| POYNTZ.-Suddenly. In Brookly,, on Friday,
June is, WILLIAM PoYNTz, In the S4th year Of his
aye.
Funeral services at st. Matthew's Protestant Epis-
copal church, Throop avenue near DeKab, this
Sunday afternoon, at halfpast three O'Clock. His
friends are respectfully invited to attend
RAYMoND.-On Friday morning, June Is, HENRY
j. RAYM0ND, In the 5Oth year OF his age. -
and OF the family. are invited to attend che funera
from the church, corner OF Tenth street and UNI
versty place on Monday afternoon, at five O'Clock
RrDDEN.-On Friday June Is, JOHN RIDDEN, in the
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from 1877 Jay
street. Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon, at Swo
O'Clock, without further notice.
soxs infant son o xrch5sd a. ana
Stewart
THoMPsoN.-Suddeniy, on Thursday, June IL,
ROBERT THOMPSON, aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
avenue r. corner OF Eleventh street. this Sunday az
ternoon, at two O'Clock The remains will be taken
TO Union Cemetery for interment.
THoRN.-In BROOKLYN, on Saturday, June 10, MARY
ELIZA, daughter OF Joseph Il. and Mary A. Thorn,
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from Fourteenth street. near
sixth avenue, this Sunday afternoon. at three
Pouehkeepsle papers please copy.
vAII--On Friday, June Is, MAURICE VAIL, IN the
The relatives and friends Of the family are most
respectfully invited to attend the funeral thfs Sun-
residence Of his brother william, No. "a Oak street.
VAN BusKtRK.-Suddenly,o on Friday, June H. at
saS ses S asi 1Is x1s
Funeral this sunday afternoon 81 half.past one
O'Clock,
Sag IIarbor papers please copy.
wAao.-on tuesday, June Is. DANIEL WARD. In
The friends Of the family and Of mis- sons. also Of
ms son,in.aw Henry l. Rooertsoa sr are invited 70
osocs 'de o S. s sn Ia orchard
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, An
cnsms Foster OF No 81 Bayard-st was colpmtted iof
steapg quantity OF bntter valued at toy 4{o IN. nv
wagon az Jacob Kruger OF South Brooklyn, WINE sVanu
ing near Washington Market Son .
AT Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
shaudey Jacob LIedenbach Of No 90 Torllks..
charged by his brother Christopher with having
him in the thigh several times, yesterday aIerhoon'
Tne accused is national guardsman, and upon return
ING from the procession yesterday, found MS Drotne
ouarrelng With Mrs Jacob Ledenbaoh Inc soldier anu
husband interfered and IN the quarrel, lnnetea the
wounds upon the brother with his sword Nouinlted.
= John Shea OF No i3l GraDd-st was accused ny ms
emnloyer Hugh Wealis OF having stolen Two pieces vi
sk worth s6O Wednesday The accused was helo Ior
examination
Az the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Insiice Dodge William Thompson tcoloredl LOT the ar
ceny of GA from Sylvester Artiest tcoloredl OF ns
ingshp Vermont, was committed William n m H ss
lcolored was charged by Christopher Iianan VI ~ "
JTnyersIty-place with stealing from NM 10 nirVh ms
rdesaddie worth $40. 1t appeared thaII on xue uhs
mentioned Adt Connolly OF Gov. Honmans sIan oIuecu
the saddle 10 be sent his stable. The Dill was pe.
seuted not long ago, but he refused payment NOT
received the saddle. An investigation showed tnat ~
ams who lives over the stable received u ana sod "
for si7 Williams held TO answer kopei. " , yeMe,l
coored was arrested by Detective Qnnn o the Eighth
Prectnct for having obtained from William CLARK OF NO.
GO Broadway Williamsburgh horse ana w IN mohsy
up0n false prctenses The accused represented tt no
coud make an advantageous trade oil the morse anu to
and was allowed TO take the property, promising 10
return next day As he did not report ne was searched
for and found drunk I'm an Eighth WARD saloon lie
admitted the theft, and was Committed Tor trial IL
default OF ball nc. ....
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THE NATIONAL GCARD.

COMMISSIONS AND REsIGYATIoSS-oFFICIAI.
ApJUrANr-GKSERALs OFFICE. ALRAsT. Nov. a.
The following-named officers have been com
mssioned in the National Guard N.Y. during the two
weeks commencing November &. and ending November
40, 1869:
ryaA B-1,.A> D.IH Bng,aisrGeue With rs'f from
Soy s wee P1P !; , SrsS1' .ss Jordan Second
F Rg"trt siif hsa.' Its Fssi rts'
o. las wee re sS w. Vs. s .Isl ..s
r. HOPES Commsss Sb rsaf from Nov ls, vice Frse '"
Lay s,ssa Of Barron saS-or - rsI
s sar,oa s flni IRON JAY H. IsS wee c BAnvu
W. ' R. 81 ..! s s Sa h 81 ~ |
ot Ets,s& Sgsei d IS" s,se,isr T Isu,.s.
Oct e. ,1; , hs1 S.. si ssss SI' Sica.
;,oo@s ksgiSsn. q . B,saI A.,..
master r,spPstsmsut Robert PsIdos IT, COTni..u oe,
ma, s. Robert Ls..,sH, sos,oo r,,ppouin.s
Isey G -! hs SET q ISIS Vie. B.ss
% .g'H q JS5 Tsiot 'iFs IS o.. 1't o :,
d vice LsEy penOied. MeA.el DPhia ssosa Lsa.sasaa
o ~ WSs R.ui%esi Of F,sss Y,IAs
teuInt Sept a. vies John AeDossaTh ,nsd peui Demr,
D Sais FI.s Oct l % ,s. b.i T.ss.
s.o S GaS Ga o a. . Ear.d Byns T.ipG Ei..
k S s as.. S o ne: oa f k. ss '''
T. g%... , l:os . h %aa: cSSst
Nav wee Harm Rootssr ProuOied Bugeas EaDsoD b.0r
Nov I, Gee. n. Wooar pronoted 49,
ereniy Rsglhsi OF IdBfrr D. AHsn, bso0td Let
tsuaut Sept g. Vios jos Ross. promoted
EIyAy1d Rrg4psn Of IaantyJohn CassdJ Pr,i Lsaisua,
j.. ssnsSs rsses.4 Oscar shaus'o second Lac s
ant Nov. & vice JOtn Cassidy pEoHoied ....... DID,. .
The resignatons OF the following named officers hay'
been accepted by the Commander during th,
same period. ... i' . o.
aaalIon BaAssos 0rsy osrairRsssT n Cool c.p,.s
II. 1893.
Nov. H. 1855. . -.-. -. - ...-- -.
INoeG Rgtnsnf Of IStanEgss CoDshsg Second Les.sa
AMI keV IL lBe9 William NJ Hoins Nov ~ le
Tsernty scond Reg~of Of ISJa"y-h b. lockwood. oD<as
T,osai, lI.rd RSHni Of rsst,J wsbs Captain, Mo-, -
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=. 3 prsrRIcr coURr-x ADMIRALTY.

Before ,Judoe Benedict-THe u. &. agt. The
gtsaBer AsSour This suit was brought To recover
AZ Qs alleged been due to the United states Tor
Goods imported Missouri which. II Is stated were
not included her manifest but beionged 10 or were
oopsgned to the master mate. oicers ann crew Oh to
yesseI Section AZ of March q lF7v provides
tat under such circumstance the vessel shoud DO heu
until the penalty shall he paid The act ooos no. neeiso
ship This was therefore simply case 70 ENFORCE nen
iuri,d,ortm "a conferred by tho Constitution After
settrg forth all the points in the case the Judge
held that fire act OF 1880 taken In connection with that OF
iTsS the faca alleged 10 exist the present case were
sufficient 70 create len upon the Steamer Ier tnS
of the penalty olamed, WHICH mgL. pe ,ho%t
prior seiSnre Of the vessel or Of Rsor 9sss
ment against the master for such penaiy ,sh, "
taken 10 me formal avernents OF the noet
cured By amendnsents suggested In the argument he
therefore held that amended libel shouu 70 hiou,
70 which the oxceptions taken In the present case
might be deemed applicable An order u tnen 70 nc ne
entered overrulinR the exceptions and requiring the
claimants " answer within one week, unless ihf'"''
time be RrantAd
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRR. Thursday, Nov. IS 1862
The Central Railroad Land and Improve
ment Company Of New-Jersey viii sch tomorrow at u
o'clock building lots and two houses at Centreyile
The time to CenreYe Is but 25 minutes from this city
and the lots are within half block OF the station.
Messrs. wsterow Co. report the sale to-day Of the
lot the south aide OF Forty $50 feet west OF
sxhave 2sxioo feet with small twostVry brick build
ing. used as q carpenter shop, for $4,000.
Mr. VIM H. RaynOr reports the sale OF four lots on the
south da forty rstst $50 feet west
Of Eighthaye each 95IlO0 FOR $500 each These lots
WIN front the avenue when opened. The sale MAS
for ali cash. except lot north side Of hundred
andtwenty second.st, 226 feet west OF seventh-aVe
which was taken In payment at 5000.
me Macon (Gal Telegraph has the following: LANDS
IN GeOrgfa have advanced, on an average, not much
snort OF 500 cent in the last two tnalcer
was lamentng his luck the other day in having bought
railroad stocks instead Of lands two years ago. He was
tben on the point OF buying plantation at an acre
but was afraid of H. and has since been sold at GIT an
All this time this bee huns In s head 26o0 acres
OF land bought ut IS per acre, $4,000 sold at s7 acre.
$4,000 amount lost sS0000 But $l7 acre is no price
for good land IN Georgia. There Is abundant margin,
and when the price gets mp to SO al acre we can begin to
cOusldof.n ......I.#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

pEREIICT ELECTION OFFICERS NOT TO BE PAID.
The Police Commissioners yesterday resolved
tt the Inspectors canvassers and poll clerks who we're
asanissed on Nov for failing 70 comply with the re-
quirements OF the law should receive pay This action
- m accordance with Chap 80 OF the laws o. 1885,
which declare that ON GERS VINO shall fail or refuse 70
eeupv with the provisions Of this ae shall forfeit
thereby all claims payment for service as such Ccers
The OfeFs affected BY THIS action are Edwafd tltIsn,
mems, Andrew FyHns, Cornelius Cassidy, and David
DRgan, inspectors of the WITH Election District OF the
Fourteenth Ward Wm. Reed and Michael smith, can
vassrs OF The With Election District OF the Fifteenth
H@rd and John G.. Hart poll clerk OF the AAAth
d strict of tbe Nineteenth Ward. FitZsimnone and
Byans the Republican inspectors ~ the above
Dsrlct Ward and deserted their post
at 1919: election day, and failed TO report the
police officers In order that their places
be- ed and nothing was known or the analr untl
late IN the afternoon The Democratic inspectors also
failed 10 report the absence OF their colleagues al
tlsough less Than a legal quorum continued 20 receive
ystrs FHESmmOns, who resides NJ NO $50 Mulberryst
has made affidavit before Chief Clerk g. C. Hawley that
numbers 0f repeRters" 70 the polls where lie was
stationed and voted, OF them two or three times
over in spite If his protest. and finding that the Demo
cratic inspectors were determined TO take all
W. votes that were offered, he left in
disgust. His Republican colleague heo leit
soae time before. He also made oath that the oeer
stationed at polling place declined 70 arrest any OF
tAese repeateTs although ordered 70 do 30 by himself
charges against this officer TO the Board Reed and
Saith alleged 10 have performed their dutes IN
kDose and irregular manner, causing much delay III
Soanting the votes and making cut the returns from
eher district Hart neglected his duty throughout the
day refused in the evening TO make out the returns
WA be strictly carried Gus by the Commissioners in
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SHIPPING 1vrELIIGEgcE.
POET OF Observation-Disclosures r.aNu

90 PORT OF HBw. YORK, EoTsnbsr a
.t r.# .fr., an CLEARED. ..... Z. ...f. -. ..
nships-Mn Won oterssdof Bremen MERE Castle Adams
Hasapsl Knight Dehtz Geogetovn, C. ChssApeAks Brsu
Portland; TafA h1phy LTerpoo Herman Livingston CheesuAn
savannah, s.iogs Coach Borfsil SARAH JONES' Philadelphia
Rntav. Coin Philadelphia
BarI-Danish Princes sspvih, oorh for orders
BngsR Mcleod Mcleod. Lyerpool, - Madonna Jordan,
Demtrara Gem Neal Trinidad Port 6pah berahde. Williams
Duane, hsysgusI NJ NJ Williams. Pickett, Havana l. ID Pitt
GsuHn, Bermuda =,
scbrNsw Dominica Pepsy Aresibo RI O. Craig MARVEL
Norfolk: J. \. DALEY, Wall Savannah
't ARRIVED.
Ship Teo1mssh. Bearse. Liverpool Oct "a, mdss. "
sbip Ferdinand Meyer. Bremen Sept. ~ mise
Ship AbeOpA Hamilton, Glasgow Oct "a mdse .....
Rhip Hudson. Pratt London Oct 20 Iodse.
Brig ocean star. Carroll. Gov Bay. O B. 20 days coal
Han1et MeGirery. btubhs SatlA Ga, DAYS, nnoef
Charlie Holmes Holmes Wilmington days naval stores
BehI Chapman Brick RocklaBd B. days building stone
N DOMESTIC PORTS
Bos1oy nov &-An1yed bark ". A. PsInsWsrb nom PsdAne
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorrssDroS Nov 2Tbs steamship Bremen from EeWOreans
q pert todaI - I a., ,,,.. NJ, - 49,, AZ. mar.
sutI SUNDAY noon h,S~s been detained BY heavy fog
no = .|'f| sd sP0KEN.
sh. Gan Nsc1.u.p from lrsoOl for sswYSrh Nov g. lat
a 3d. long Gl8.
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SUPREME couRr-cnAMBERs.

Interesting 10 LdwyerS.-Iu the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday before judge Dgraham, tho case
OF Thomas Carey agt XAVIER SrsEt came on ,Or
OF the plaintiff for t0O entered on the confession OF
the defendant July is 1865 The judgment wa ioahued
upon a contract entered nto between the paintn and
defendant by which the defendant agreed 10 give the
uiantff who Ia attorney and counselor at law the
sum 900 for prosecuting such sult or suite Us might
session OF certain brewery premises oelonging 20 MN
Pq, which we're morrsa s S
County, worth upward OF tlso,oOO; the plain
TIFF agreeing for the amount named above 70
render such service and put Grant In OF the
whole OF the premises nnmod Grant had brought Two
suits the premises before the PLAIN
tiff IN both OF which he had been unsueoessful and ne
was entirely destitute OF any property excepting the
brewery in question. The plaintiff, In pursuanco OF MS
contract brought an action OF eeetmeht iot sa
against Hupfe which TO have been tried at the est
september Circuit in Westchester county day or TWO
before the Circuit Grant and HupfeI Without we
edge Of the plaintiff, settled the suit the SAID hnpiel
paving Grant q large sum OF money, the exact
amount not being stated, and. taking his convey,
on behalf OF Grant and Hupfel. to set aside
said iud gment the ground that no did not Know
Judgment was ente his contract in favor OF the
njaint although be swore the statement for the COD
fesson OF Judgment himself ana which lndRlnent was
the only security that he could give tne Pnn 70, n
notwithstanding has said contract with the plantin ne
had the right settle. and having done So the plaintiff
IA only entitled 70 actual value OF his services On
the part OF the plaintiff 10 elaned that the value OF
his seryloes xod by tho agreement that no woud
not have undertaken to pSs5 6o ss sVSs
s sS been e sn. xS TO tho $1,000 for
being Contemplated the agreement and that when his
client Grant put out OF the power OF the plaintiff by
ettsmeut 10 perform his contract. he was still liable
far the PLAINTIFF damage which the full amount or
the contract aud ndgment that BY Grants settlement
anee to Hupfe was subject to the judgment Decision
reserved For the motion ex Recorder Smith; In oppo-
alton, Luther p, Marsh aud plaintiff In person
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

The WiIlidmsbur0h Tobacco fraud Case
The testimony In the case OF Cullman ppman Buckner
and Munday the Willamsburgh tobacco manufacturers
who were charged before COMMISSIONER Shields with
titles Of tobacco has been concluded AT ne last pre-
vous hearing testimony introduced the Qefense
TO ipeaeh the character Of Charles nuremberg the pin.
cipal witness for the prosecution the last bearing
the Government introduced strong rebutting testimony
20 establish the good character OF Ehrenberg The case
will be summed up next Tuesday afternoon.
i,scharVe.-Patrck Qugley, the person charged be
from IOebs dIstillsv at the corner OF Thirythirds
and Nipth-aye while the distery was under seizure
and In charge OF keeper, has Dc~ Sou ING Nsu
mony being insufficient to hold him. - .
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.,Nsx than the -summons and complaint, and also IN
@sdAg Al proceedings before Phno 1 esq1 nj
49, saaed Ia 80 order made herein DC stHyea uns
se stry 81 a., srdsr upon the motion specifed ia u
sad TO:se Dst e exceed n Of the Supreme Court
EOY. "a, is09 ,.,r,,,
JAMES FISK, SR.. PpTs IN An 80, . &c" LIZ
PRRsQNALITJEs
70 tAs Editor aJ The JrfefH@
SR: In your paper Of tins moSnng you you go snS
r. congratulate your resders thAt Aes'ts. ["..
FSBer have brought new suit o Os o ,h1 ofpcer,
aud are seeking 20 protect Its Interests - ,oL
vbe have Just been unanimously cleo go ~ - .,
lsiders to manage it's eoneerns How far ~ -. -
Msy 10 manage for the interests OF the stockho'
n pubic may be- when ne answers the questiO
~st TO him last December which he has not yet iouhu
,.,,s 70 do anntS the questions, for the special In
ts.ma,Ion OF yourself and tae pnDho; -.
sJ II Inc Erie Railway Company enter INTO speed
,s,nS m the BuEso, Bradford and Pltsenrgh hsnd
, siu az interest Of 10000 and assigning nan I"
soyd D not the persons engage9 N t3s on9s with
IN, mn the bradford ROad ahu al Is oOnus' WIN
tSn hu! np sp FOR sbout $3.50 o. or lest 81,
Yh DID they md thai the no the Erie
Se disastrous, unless they could put u VH wv =
49, S t5ey rot issue q bonds as u I ISe
Aame OF the Bradford Company 10 ~ o. wv -.
MA Did not the Erie Company lease nc BraniSiI
Bead FOR 4egyea agreeing pay W., ne Htract and act
rs counsel both sides , 49, os.ooia,es aivtdA
arTeHHt: Did not Mr.. Eaton anu iHS "9""~N''N
. thesr iyands among themselves D.. - - a..
Ei0Aih. DID not Mr. Eaton know. when ne Grew Lhe
A,aSe that tbe Bradford Road paid lts running
exsses aud does not know that the Erie COMPANY
has $1,000 year by the barGaln "nc Nc 40 iVS
counsel, advised IL 10 make
EtnM: D.d net Mr.. Eaton manage when engaged as
standing counsel for the Erie Railway Company 10 1897,
nd slry Of ssOe " draw $4,000 for Ills services III
that capacity
Please NJ. Editor urge Mr.. Eaton to answer these
and when he does then write an article clos
ing with the last sentence OF your editorial OF today
Above all shsu the PententIary at last receive it's
uwn" II Nv Eaton does not answer these questions,
shah csntinme 10 publish them from time 50 time and Of
coarse the public take hrs silence 10 be confession
q guilt Meantime, / shall proceed with the suit as
rapidly as possible TO compel him TO disgorge his H.
rotten gains Yours truly. JAMES FISK, Jr,
Controller Erie Railway.
Controllers Oo1ee Erie RGilVay Company, Esw-Iork'
Row IS, 1869.