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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,

At the KeGueat of some of the stock.
holders, and many citizens, who we're unable to be
present at the exhibition of the Refrgerating Pro-
cess on Wednesday last, board the United States
and West Indies Fresh Meat Companys steamer
Fire Fly foot of Jalia street. the Directors have
ranged for another exhibition TO DAY (SATUR-
DAY., at P, NJ. to which the public generally are
invited. je25 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

NOtice.-New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, oftice of the General
Superintendent. New Orleans, June p, le70.-From
and after this date there will be CT ange of
at Canton. the full train going through to Hum
boldt. Sleeping cars to Louisville.
+. S. WILLIAMS.
ie2S Gepersl Suparinter dent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

An ITEM OF LEGAL INFoRMAT1oN.-Mem-
bers of the bar who may at any time have
occasion to make legal pilgrimage to the
remote terra incognita known in geography
IS the Fifth District (Algers). are here
reminded that their missionary Efforts will
bring forth no fruit in the Recorders Court
Of that benighted country, unless they FIRST
make their calling and election sure by
fling in the clerks Office document, show.
ing that they have obtained 'leave to toll"
by the payment of State license.
On several occasions lately, attempts hsve
been made by learned counsel to practice
without fulfilling the requirement of law in
relation to the license, fancying, perhaps,
that the presiding officer might prove to be
of that color procured by mixing blue and
yellow together. But neither the Recorder
uor the Assistant Recorder are "burners Of
bricks in Egypt" and so, Notwithstanding
eloquence and sophistry, the licenseless
legally-leerned found their occupation
gone. Verbum sap. "The bearings of this
observation lies in the application of it,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

False COIOrs the FOre-TOp.-Who ever
the natural ting renewed in gray hair by hair
dye? No one. Who distinguish the browns
and blacks brought out by Phalons Vitaa, or sal.
vstion for the Hair, from Natures? No one. And
mark it leaves stain on the skin, and is clear
and transparent. and has sediment. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. je24 lw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

Notice The Board of State Assessors Office is
at the corner of Royal and Cont streets, up stairs
Office hours from O'clock A. M. until P. NJ.
j. w. SWORDS,
ie23 President of the Board.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
PROPOSALS..
OR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

r..
asSsSs s$R ss
aS Il. 1rS nSs 81 s sf % s sr
Ss.; .sS sss fss
proes be the once q the seoretary
ssn ss or Spsn.s %
pointed % tine ~s ~ 90 %
po'H'a connected with sPeSIficArroN. tsf SHFtt
The roadway must be graded by the contractor so as to
%s % be
the new pavement AZ paving and Other stones in the ave-
they may deternin the proceeds applied 70 this I'M
o" or s nna al he
,s REQUIRED the ms'ers eScsy,sn Ss asa Gs
REQUIRED the same shall be composed of earth free @
deposited The ia layers not exceeding four
inches hcsnes each layer to he NJ Or
bed OF clean hno sand and gravel foot in depth On
Which every respect 10 the description and
srscsson on s in the m cnce Of The , Secretary N. nrcs
for each of the following items. viz
9, sr caBie na yar rner
(s) Emoankuer,. per cnbic yard
d, Wooaen spec wing nane, per square yard
places as the Corsm.sioners determine; shall be
pesed n the oes, and most % & saI sno of the
Commissioners, such or persons as they may
good raccnt with suretes approved by TIE
n he Of the coatrae 10 entered into shall Strictly
and faithfully s E esea to Da ns
or ali bids deemed Interests OF The government,
S hs
from the act to provide for the pavas Of Pennsylvania ave-
SIC 4 Shns within thirty days aftor they shall
have determined upon the pavement to be used they shall
Ssnea on 9f the ie oW, and most avera5e possible
after having caused poce oil the etng hefeol 70 be gwen
in or more news ers published ~ M"shngton bat,
the letting giving Lo time ana place oil such letting and The
kind OF pavement"
Proposals should be directed TO General N Micher
tary for Paving Pennsylvania occ
of Public Buildings Grounds and Works Washington u. C.,
and .Propcsas FOR Paving Pennsylvania avenue
ny u"e'''0" VI '"' N. MICELER, Secretary.
DErARraENT PuBrIo CHAeiTIRs AND CoRREouoS,j
No % Third avenue, corner @ Eevsn'h so .a,es ~
Proposals. scaled endorsed above, viii received
their Office Monday September 26 Mt two O'Clock
for the The steam Heating Apparatus the
the work ca1, be their oce. and the COMMITS
ppwer rejecting ali offers not deemed BY them
advantageous 70 9S ,he "a. deps,utmens u,a
OwfN ". hRENNAN, Commissioners
ALEXANDER FREAR,
| r,poPosAIS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND GRADING
Il Union avenue in the towns Of Msmaroneck and Rye,
| ~p,,i O'clock p M OF the st October next.
The maps and plans may be seen and printed specihca-
sha nns be- pbane At Tho oce Of The
! on an after september "a next -, :,
The reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids Proposals to be addressed to - .
Secretary Of Commission Of Union avenue.
|
| EUROPE.
| /yUERLAIN, 10 RUE DE LA PAIx, PARIS.
yT Afnbrosal Cream for Shaving,
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

COTTON NOTICE.--EXTRA LARGE SALE OF HOUSE
10k o'clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD A,ctoneer will sell $4,000
worth Of costly Household Furniture, rich rosewood Piano
story private msnson y West twenty seventh street near
made rosewood pianoforc. order in rnouths
cost $U fine rich Paor Suits covered In satin brocstc
ana rosewood Etsgercs, Bookcase Centre Tables
ier and Mabtol Mirrors lace and brocate Curtains, fne O
Paintings Engraving &C. Bioh rosewood bedroetn suite
400 yards Of tspet Dining Room Furniture In full sss
rich and Silver Ware; ia all compete Household
FURNITURE OF the above Ia lots. N. BGoois packed aud
shipped for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
EUROPE.

~ NUERLAIN, 10 RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS.
Ambrosal Cream for Shaving,
Tashlonable Perfumes for the Handkerchief.
Eau Lustrale for the Hair.
Fau do Cologne (preparation specialoI
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

90 wESF FIFrEpHTH STRBEr.--A NUMBER OF
OL pleasant Rooms, families. with Board, first and
second Doors sso Bsscmen for or two gentle
men.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

pt WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
NJ aud sixth Second Floor, rooms with
private bath, elegantly furnished, suite singy, for
lies private table if desired
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

LDaIDaE WOOD, AUcTIoSEERs,
on ds'ns MGndsy, sepie~s:r as ss s lssS vIo',oa
situated on
Grand and Rerssnwood .,o:i avenues S, and Hamlet
icing part OF the homestead farm or
George Dem0t, deceased,
in the Twelfth w,Ts srsy NV :,0 North Bergen aud
attend this sale take horse cars from Hoboken ferry
yy .%ss hs pTope
FST map. free ,iSse,,, &c. apply e :, uo,..,
IE%s T. sss city
JAMES s. DENo3T, on the premises. ~'''
A RcnIBALp JOHNSTON, AycTIoNEEK.
"A ouee and sslesrocm % -, 81 Nassau - street,
TAsssLE 81 Is:; %i Hass ss h. day at
q every
Carpets, Piano, Meodeon. Mirrors, Paror and Bedroom
AIarse assortment Of nns Once Furniture Counters
ss sson for os. .Sa n sHa tas
sses Arm chas .Soisns Stools .nd Chairs Coco. Nut
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNnER.-orrIcEA AND
81 once
. tn. nrIiis 80
Monday Sept jSassg3s Is 4 sSS ss''s xsyrAssrrt y
su,: - Turkish Lounges; Lace Curtains and
maj
. r Srss e
Kitchen Utcnsils with watch sale will coninence
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
II Office and saesroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post
oflco.
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSEL.L win sell Monday. Sep
&c. IL O'Clock at No. Corandt street. OF
Broadway the contents of that rst class Liquor store,
nhcent fixtures &c Two yesrs lease Of premises together
with Stock, &C., 10.
Particulars tomorrow.
UCTION SALE.-NO. II TENTH STREET, NEAR
N Fifth
EDWIN NICHOLS CO. sAuctc once 70 Blocker st.
Magnificent four round oorncred ~ octave rosewood
PianOxOfte.
Pompadour and other style Parlor Suits,
Rich BronEes,,, ststuary, Works OF Art
OH iaint,n2a by ensrent artists,
Turkish and Oriental Furniture,
Pier and Mnntel Mirrors Cabinets, bois de rose.
Al the elegant resdencs u Tenth street, Of
Brosday, between University place and Fifth this
day tsaurday) September a At eN O'Clock precisely
ncent brussels Carpes Accent Par,or Suits covered
richest descri ton OF brocse rosewood Plano
Stool and Cover Turkish and Oriental Chairs, Cabi
bois de Jsrdnieres Etsseres Tabes Bo0kcas
rosewood and walnut Bedsescs. Bureaus, Washstands.
Conmodes Mattresses walnut Suits covered with reps
haircoh Mirrors Cocxs fxtens0n Table, sdeboard China,
aud Silver are; Cutlery &c. Sale positive, rain
Sh Good 0xed u ippod o
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
sALEs AT AUCTION.

A LIEN X. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
"A By ALLEN h. MINER BROTHER,
Successors to
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
Ealcsoos Nos % Chambers street and ~ keade street.
Art Galleries Nos. el7 aud $40 broadway.
COPARTk ERSHIP NOTICE
Tho firm Of HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER established
ls47 having been dissolved by the death o. Mr. Henry a.
Leeds limitation the business will be continued BY
Allen B. Miner surviving partner who has associatsd with
him his brother Henry D. Miner qncer The mn name or
" ALLEN b. MINER.
HENRY d. MINER.
NEW yoEK, August !, 1870
A UCTION-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA housekeepefs, hotelk eepers and the trade.
Lar-c Household Furniture sale this ssturay afternoon
At O'Clock, the five story reticnco ~ Brpvo0rt place
(East Tenth sreet, broadway and Firth nvon,c
Rosewood Panofoe Paror Suits, covered with ean bro
harcoh Centre and Side Tables Etegcres,
Mirror Clocks Bronxes Vases, Lace Curtains Beasteads
Burcaus Washsan Comoes Matresses, Beds, Boisters,
Pillows Blankets Lounges Sofas, Chairs, Rockers Dining
o'sJck precisely. 4. NICHOLS Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

o. EAST NINTH sTRlgET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
% aud Univtfsy cerwo very pleasant connecting
Rooms, With FIRST cass Board and attendance TO
family or single atuternen; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH 0OUGEL-
"a MANN Formerly wi a Prot. Hoissonnoau OF Paris,
Makers and lnserters OF the improved A~tfoal Human
Eye 85l Broadway. B.These eyes endorsed by The
faculty.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

~ WEST Twenty FOURTH STRFET-AN ELE-
ID CANT Pafer Floor WITH private table; also Rooms for
gentlemen, v!s superior Board; nrst class parties only
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

CORA BkDS-NEWEST AND BEST STYLE OUT, COM
~ bning elegance and nouer.te price Tan pa,
Dy monthiy les ailments. 2G Fourteenth street. four
aas oi rnird avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

A LADY DESIRES AN UNFURNIsHED ROOM,
with or without Board; terms moderate References
Address TEACHER X. Y, box 100 Herald oioe
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

90 EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET. ENTIRE SEC
~ ond Floor, elefsnty uri2Aad suite or sngs to
rs class family where cefpnco Te ucment and superior
table viii le found, private Table " preferred
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

UCTION sALE--THIs DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, OF
N large work Horse and Cart, aud hand
top and open Wagons Rockaways single aai doube Har-
ness, Robes Ban &C. also, by order OF referee tho
trong Belief Clinton ;.so, TO advances, eight
elegant new Pbaetons and Coupee, by COLE MURPHY,
S79 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
BoARpEas WANTED.

BLOCK EAST FROM CITY HALi.-FRANKFOkr
Room 10 yourself 5o per day 81 " " ~ weck
Omen all nj
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

on WEsT TWENTY. IHiaD STREET, NEARLY oPPO-
.bO tiftb Avenue fcteAn entire Second Floor (vc
he secured, with without private table
also other famlles and gentlemen references
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

30 WEST WASHINGTON sQukRE-HANDsoMELY
90 furnished Rooms 20 e. VITA Board nrG class accom-
inodations and table tcrn4e m0aefae.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

.)f BLEECKER sTHEET, CONVENIENT rO BROAD
II way-Very de-rse'e fUfElhed Rooms for families
or gentlemen, without board
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

ORR STREET, 90 EAST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
ut nvers!ty piseeLarge pesgahi wei furnished Rooms,
connecting tiDgly with OF without Board. References
changed.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

81 WEST THIRTY NINTH sTEEET.
Il Desirable Roems 10 rent,
with Board.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

yVANTED-By A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR SIX OR
w months, from October Is November
story high stoop House. mly furnished and In order
location he between Tbeth and Sixeth streets aud
and sixth good and responsible
be secured by addressing with full particulars and
terms, b. c., box &, 5os Pos. Office, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01

The Rev. DIR. Sumner, Secretary Of the
Domestic Mission Board, located at Ma
ron. Alabama, will occupy the pulpit OF
the First Baptist Church to-day at the
usual hours, 1O1 A. NJ. and P. NJ. A col
lection will be taken up for Home Mis-
s;ons. at the morning service. DR.. Sum
ner is on his way to the Southern Baptist
Convention, which meets at Louisville on
Thursday next
70 the city from Florida much Improved in
health. viii occupy his pulpit at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church at eleven o'clock this
morning, and halfpast seven in the eve
ming.
II being Quarterly meeting, Rev. DR..
Hammer will conduct the exercises at the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
NEW SERIES, NO. 52I.

the Federal Government to repress inter-
nal disorders and Incipient revolutions in
States or Territories of the Union Not
at ALL The power exists, and should,
when necessary, be exercised with strong
hand. But there is now no such state OF
things IN Tennessee SIS will justify It's
exercise. If Congress doubts my state
rlent of facts, it can very readily solve
the difficulty and remove all reasonable
doubts on the subject by the immediate
appointment of Joint Commission,
consisting of representative men of all
parties, and let this Commission visit
Tennessee and by ocular demonstration
and the sworn statements of her citizens,
let them satisfy themselves and re-
port to Congress the real state of the
facts. Let this be done, and then ifthere
is such a conflict of races. such danger to
life and property from unlawful cOmbi-
nations of bad men that the or linary
State authority cannot check and control,
Isay for one, and but echo the senti-
ments of all good citizens, put the State
under Federal or military authority until
she learns to behave herself. But before
you do this, be sure that the facts will
justify the exercise of such extraordinary
powers, or you VIII not leave remnant
of Republicanism (worth preserying) in
the State. The less Congress has TO do
with this matter the better for Tennessee,
for white and colored people, for the
South and for the Union. .z.-
l am, with great respect, your Obedieut
G. MOYERs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
PREVENTION OF SPRING DIS
10y --r..-r EASES.

1t is an indisputable physiological truth
that if the instincts of insure were yield
cd to in the spring; were cherished in her
desire to take less and less food as the
weather grows warmer, as they are yield
cd to in the autumn in taking more,
very large amount of the diseases of
spring and summer would be avoided.
The great practical lesson to be learned in
reference to the subject, question of
health and disease, yes, in multitudes of
cases a question of life and death,
is simply this: as the winter passes,
and the balmy spring time comes on,
do nothing to increase the appetite !;
eat no more than is called for;
do not be uneasy because you have little
or no relish for your food; eat less and
hess every day. The very best way to
increase your pleasure of eating is to
change the quality of food; use articles
less carbonaceous, less warming; send
from your table the pork and bacon, and
fat meats and oils, and sugars and starch
es, and sago and the tapiOca pudding, and
the dumplings and the rich pastries; get
hold of the early ''greens," the spinach,
the salads, the turnip-tOps, the radish, the
carly berry and the carly fruit, and lean
meats; pay increasing attention TO the
cleanliness of the skin; be more in the
open air, sleep in better ventilated rooms,
let your windows beraised higher at night,
and your-inner doors be left wider open
Halls Health BIZ Good LiUiHJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
INC Pinno Rattle.

The handsome piano which was on ex-
hibition at the late Fair was rallied for at
the Vine street School House yesterday
evening The tickets we're fixed at s.
each, and it was announced yesterday that
if the tickets were not all sold, those on
hand at the hour appointed for the dravin;s
would be placed to the credit Of St Mary'.i
Orphan Asylum. The drawing took place
NJ three O'Clock. under the supervision of
Messrs. OlwiIl, Medary and Cunningham
on the part of the Fair Managers, and
Messrs. Darman, Mcclure and Thatcher on
the part of the ticket holders. Ticket No.
IS bore off the prize, one of the numbers
held by the Orphan Association, and the
piano is now the property Of that ingtitu-
ton, to be kept by them or rallied at some
time, as may be determined upon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
FRANCE.
A Plot 10 Blow Up the Tuilcries
observation-disclosures Arrests
Seizures of Powder, Bombs, etc.

l a IlOt 10 IbAONN Up tnC
DiscOvered--Numer Arrests
seizures of Powder, Bombs, etc.
PARIS, April 30.-Reports are rife in
this city of a new plot having been dis
covered by the police against the Stale
and life of the Emperor. 1t is alleged
that yesterday a deserter from the
army, q non-commissioned officer, was
arrested in a hotel in Rue Montmatre,
who had in his possession letter from
Gustave Fleurer and note containing
Instructions for his part in the execution
in the conspiracy. The Figaro says pant
of the design of the plotters was to blow
up the palace of the Tuileries and prefec-
ture of the police.
This afternoon the Journal O6icieL
announces that the police has been some
time on the track of plot against the
Emperor. Yesterday morning one Beaun,
recently arrived from England, was ar
rested in Rue Des Montaines, whereby
the plot is completely discovered. On
the person of Beaun was found a large
sum of money, and a letter from London,
from man who was implicated in a sim
liar plot in February last. This letter,
and confessions made by Beaun himself,
leave no doubt of his intention TO imme-
diately attempt to assassinate the Empc-
ror.
Last night other persons were arrested
in the Belleyille quarter. At house one
of the police seized a large quantity of
powder and number of explosive bombs,
together with directions how to use them.
This plot has for its principal organizers
many members of the International Asso-
citation of Workingmen of Paris, some of
whom have been already arrested. Two
secretaries of the International Associa-
ton of Workmen were arrested this af-
tenoon. The police found upon their per-
sons a complete list of the adherents to
the plot. The authorities are now scour-
ing the city for these persons.
The person first arrested, BeauD, was
not a deserter from the French army as
at first reported. but was merely disguised
as a soldier that suspicion might not be
excited. Great military and police pre-
cautions are being taken tonight.
The Archbishops of Tours and Mont
pelier have advised an affirmative vote on
the pJc6jScitun1. The clergy Of Lyons
have received instructions of a similar
character.
Notwithstanding the great excitement
here the Government will not prevent
holding public meetings this evening
The moment any attempt is made TO create
public excitement the authorities will in
terfere The Committee of the Left had
addressed manifesto to the army in favor
a negative vote. The Bishop of Taran-
taiz invites the clergy to vote yes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
THE UNION PACIFIC.
In ChanccTy.

CHEYENNE, April SO-4r. Mn the
case of Davis VS.. the Union Pacific Rail
road ct al, after the adjournment of the
court this afternoon, the counsel for de-
PENDANTS, TO avoid the appointment OF
receiver for the road, stipulated with the
counsel for the plaintiff to deposit in law
full money the amount claimed by PLAIN
tiff within twenty days, as security ior
any Judgment the plaintiff may obtain.
The court, on coming in this afternoon,
was notified Of this stipulation, and de-
ferred entering judgment fortweniy days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
Old Bailey.

The accounts of Bailey have not been
vet settled by the Internal Revenue De-
partment. 1t is understood that as soon as
the actual indebtedness is ascertained, Bal
ley's securities will make good the amount
Commissioner Delano has ordered officers
TO ascertain if the report is correct that
Bailey is now living on the farm of EX-So-
Hcitor Jordan, in Scioto county, Ohio.
The Great American Traveller.
President Grant and family left this
morning for West Point.
FiascO of the Eenian FurOre'
The Fenian raid on Canada is indeli-
nitely postponed.
Arrangements are making for tourna-
ment at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, IN
May, similar to those formerly held
South.
Going TO the Vateriand'
Hon. John Bigelow, late U. 5. Minister
to France, sails to-day within entire fam
lily, on the city of Brooklyn, for a three
years absence in Germany.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-01
THE CITY,s FINANCES.
Meeting OF the Finance Committee
A Glimpse OF the Past,

lNtEAAk1k % AAAC = aAatAlAEG LDAAaAAAIAlEt--
A Glimpse of the Past.
Among the business yesterday trans
acted by the Finance Committee at their
meeting n the Mayors office, was the ex-
animation of three persons connected in
an Official way with the administration.
Capt. Silas F. Allen, Chairman Of Mayor
Alden's Finance Committee, was asked
by Mayor Morris if large proportion Of
the checks were not issued to fictitious
persons. Capt. Allen replied that
he did not know the names
of many of the persons to whom
the checks were issued. Most Of TIE
names were furnished by Mr.. Sax. To
the question why so many $3.50 entries
appear in the miscellaneous department
of the book, Capt. Allen replied that they
were issued to raise money for corpOra-
ton purposes upon the authority Of the
City Council. Capt. Allen was asked by
what authority he directed Recorder
Mills to write checks. He objected TO
the use OF the word Corrected. Y The
Mayor substituted requested for the
Objectionable term, and Capt. Allen
stated that the Finance COMMITTEES had
authority from the Board 10 raise money,
and the checks were issued for that puf-
pose.
Mr. Ogden, of the Peoples Bank, bein,
asked what disposition he had msde OF
the notes and checks transferred to him
during the Alden administration, said the
checks had been sold to satisfy the notes.
The notes were then given, he thought, -
Capt. Allen, but was not certain on this
point. Capt. Allen did not remember tia
notes being given to him Judge Mills,
in answer TO a question, said Capt Alien
had not turned the notes over to him, and
that the books did not show such transf,r
of notes while he was Recorder.
Mr.. Ogden was asked for what price he
sold the checks furnished him as security
for the notes, and said he would answer
that question in the Chancery Court, 70
the proper time.
The investigation threw very little al
ditional light on the check mill mystery,
which has now, as it had before, an sun
written history" containing vast stores Of
financial knowledge.