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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, March IL, 1871. ]
FINANCIAL.

We have no material change TO note IN
the condition of the discount market.
The demand for loans is moderate, and
confined almost exclusively 90 Legitimate
borrowers. The banks are able 90 accom-
MEDIATE all acceptable names, and do so,
except iu q very few instances, when
they c0uhus their attention TO the wants
OF regular customers. There is scarcely
% paper OF a speculative character OF
fered, ths demand being onhne almost
exclusively TO legitimate borrowers d
they viii permit as 20 use the term. We
quote a No. I paper iu bHIk at sop per
cent. and on the street the
ra.es are nominal az l0G12 per
cent. with but little demand,
aud a large amount of private capital IN
the hands Of outside operators for invest
ment.
Exchange f. iu better supply, but there
is hardly sufficient yet 60 meet the de-
ms-l. Rates were advanced again on
Yesterday .v some of the banks 20 BGL
discount buying and L0s premium sell
ing ON Eastern points. New Orleans and
Southern exchange ia unchanged. Local
securities. stocks. scrips, etc, are quiet,
and, with the exception of 8 slightly hrm-
er feeling ia city bonds, there are no inn
p3rtant changes TO mention.
County Warrants are bought by dealers
at OBJ s.. and sold 81 SO. Bank Of Dennes-
see money is taken al 74a75, and sold a.
20. Memphis skies are 55G55Z buying,
and j5l56A selling. A transaction of
$1,000 was reported purchased by dealer
In the morning at 500. Railroad and IN
Eurauce stocks are quiet and without
change Gold is Offering but slowly, and
ls bought a. llOL and sold at lllH.
STOCKS and BONDS IN Il YORK.
NEv YORK. March Il, 1928 p.m-No
-HH-aM H- Hhn HrnnwEnH mHHHmn
continues active and steady. Sterling Is
a-LiNa al Ina-.. Gold CARVING t 2 per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-18

RAILROAD sHABEs IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March Il, 1850 p.m.-SOme
disposition 90 soil; heavy feeling prevails,
resulting Ia the market dull from open
ing this 8.m.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08
The Duiy of the Hour.

The members elected to the Constitu-
tionaI Convention will assemble at the
seat of government on the third Tues.
day in January next, to consider, discuss
and propose a new Constitution, or al
teration and amendments to the exist
ing Constitution OF the State.
In the meantime they should 90 to
work and prepare such amendments to
our organic law As have been promised
to the people. There is such general
unanimity among the members, in poll
tics and polity, that there cannot be
nrch want Of agreement when they all
-et together. The work of the Conven-
ton should he completed before the
middle OF March. The people demand
at the hands of their representatives
short, expeditions and decisive session
and urge them to provide and submit
Constitution to the voters of the State
as early aS the fourth Thursday in
May next. The per diem is so
Observation-Disclosures we feel confident
that only a few persons have sought the
position for the pay. The gentlemen
who will perform the labors OF the
convention are, Tor the most part, our
best lawyers, many Of them, in patri-
otic spirit have consented to leave the
pleasures OF home and the profits Of
lucrative practice, to frame a constitu.
ton that will bring honor and prosperity
to our State and people.
the Constitution under which the
Convention was called, provides thatlall
acts and ordinances framed by that
body shall be submitted to the voters OF
the State for ratification or rejection,
and shall have no validity whatever
until they are ratified. The new or
amended Constitution may be published
and distributed throughout the State
before the first of April next, and the
people become informed Of its provisions
before the day Of election to be provided
for in Nav. At that election, officers
NAV be chosen under the new Constitu.
ton, and be installed in their official
positions on the first day Of July fol-
lowing. The Constitution under which
we lived ten years ago contained the
provision which we are now urging on
behalfof he Democracy of the State; (;
and we sincerely trust that their wishes
may not be disregarded, nor their ex-
pectatlons disappointed. Let the men,
bers OF the Convention be constant in
their application to the great work be-
fore them, and well done, good and
faithful servants will be their just and
honorable NEED from a thankful and
rrateinl constituency LiberalN
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RruehI and Mueller.

Gustav Bruehl, the Democratic Ger
man candidate for State Treasurer Of
Ohio, received more votes than any
man on the Democratic State ticket.
Jacob Mueller, tie German Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
received less votes than any other man
on the Radical State ticket. Comment
ing on this the Cincinnati VolksfrelRd
saws:
at is well known that upon the
Republican tickets German candidates
always run behind. The simple reason
il, that in the Republican party the
Puritanic element, which is opposed
to every German feeling and idea, is in
the ascendancy, which is not the case
in the Democratic party. II the
Republican majority in Ohio was small
it would have gone with Ar. Mueller
in spite Of the fact that he received a
large number Of votes from German
Democrats, az it did with Mr.. Schurz
in 1857 in Wisconsin; who, although
the German Democrats voted for hin
en- masse, was the only Republican
candidate (also for Lieutenant Gov
ernor) who was beaten. In the Ger
man counties Mr.. Schurz ran ahead o
his ticket, while in the American
Republican counties, on the contrary
he strangely ran behind. The German
Democratic candidates on all the Sta''
tickets of all the States, a. far az w
know, as a rule, have always bee'
even or ahead OF the American can
didates, a proof that the America
Democrats foster less natiyism than tn
American Republicans"
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NEW ORLEANS.
Severe Storm.

New ORLEANS, November Browns
vile, Texas, advices OF the 2Sth inst,
say that a furious storm OF wind and
rain passed over that place on the Goth
inst.
There is no longer any doubt as to
the execution OF Emile Velaro, Member
OF Congress from Tamaquelipes, who,
with several others, shot, by order of
the Juarez Government, the editor OF the
ELapadre Cubas, satirical newspaper,
and other influential citizens.
The City Council to-day repudiated
the contractwith the Fire Department.
and instructed the administration to
commenced the organization Of paid
department. The movement is very uu-
popular
The steamship Statesman left Tor
Liverpool this. morning, No arrivals.
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Chicago TO Charleston.

Mr. George NJ. Pullman, Treasurer
Of the Chicago Relief and Aid Society,
writes to the managers Of the Charles
ton, S. c., relief movement, thanking
him Tor "the generous donation from
warm-hearted Charleston TO broken
hearted Chicago" lie adds:
"Our PROSTATE people will be more
touched by this contribution than by
many Of greater amount, which comes
from other more prosperous sources,
since the kind words and feeling which
accompany the gift assure rs once more
that all the worlds akin Such
hearty manifestations from the South
and they are numerous in this time oi
trial-convince rs anew that we ot
America, at least are one people; and
over the red fields which lie between Il.
and those who this day bless US with
their bounty, we stretch our empty
hands in a mournful benediction on tht
givers OF this sacred fund"
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--S~-
UTAH.
ThRnksSi Siying-Inite States Dis
trict COurt--Niuing SuiiS-SnOw

ThanksSiving-Uni States Dis
trict Contributing SuiiS-SnoW
Storm.
SALT LAKE, November T.-Governor
Woods this evening issued n proclama-
ton for the Observance OF the Both OF
November for a day of public thanks
giving and praise TO Almighty God.
The second term Of the United States
District Court at Provo, Judge o. F.
Strickland presiding, is occupied with
an important mining suit brought by
the Eureka Mining company against
Aspinwall, Of New York, and others.
The property involved is worth millions
OF dollars, comprising some of the most
valuable mines in the country. The
question is one Of title growing out OF
the identity OF ledges and veins.
The winter is full upon us, showing
all dav.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WAsHINGroN, November 7, 2. NJ.
The barometer will probably fall on
"Wednesday along the Atlantic coast,
with rising temperature. Northwest
erlv winds will continue during the
night in the Middle ane Eastern States,
but will diminish and SHIFT back to the
southwest on "Wednesday. The bArom-
eter will probably fall, with cloudy and
threatening weather, throughout the
Mississippi Valley. Soulherly winds
and cloudy weather are probable for
the upper lakes; easterly winds for tn
South Atlantic and Gulf coast Dane
gerous winds are not anticipated for our
coast TO night
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273, and Young, ll9. In the Fourth
A ustin has l63, and Young, l25. Min
neapolis town gives Austin So, and
Young 43. In the three wards named
and the town, Jennison, Republican
for Secretary OF State, has 992; Fulkden,
Democrat, 4l6. Austin, Republican,
for Governor, falls so behind his ticket.
The Republican county ticket is elected
except the Judge of Probate, which Is
very close. The Republicans carry the
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh legis'
lative districts, but may lose the Twenty
eighth district. OF the three County
Commissioners, Mcfarland, Democrat,
and Edwards, Independent Democrat,
are elected. The other district is in
doubt.
ST. ANTHONY, November THE
returns are as follows: First ward,
Austin, Republican, for Governor, %
Young, Democrat, y. Second ward,
Austin; 10; Young. Isl. Third ward,
Austin, l3l; Young, l67. Fourth
ward, Austin, 1l9: Young, 78.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November THE fol-
lowing is the result SO far as known up
to 1918 P. NJ, with five wards to hear
from: William Pinckney White, Dem
ocrat, for Governor, has majority of
6020. His majority in this city will
probably reach 5000. In Frederick
City the entire vote polled has been
2504. White, for Governor, has ma
jority of l3. In Laurel, Prince George
county, White has a majority of 45.
The Democrats elect their candidates in
this city. The contest will be very ex-
citing in some OF the dictricts.
The Emettsburg district gives White
majority of l0S. Annapolis gives
him 4Sl votes and Tome 500
Frederick county, it is estimated,
gives Republican majority OF 300.
Havre de Grace gives White lS9 and
Tome 254 votes.
The result in Baltimore city is SO67
majority for White. There is Demo
cratic majorityin the State OF probably
$1,000. The House will probably stand
% Republican and 50 Democrat The
Senate will he heavily Democratic.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, November 1.-The
election passed Off quietly, although at
one time a difficulty seemed imminent
between the negro supporters OF the
Brooks party aud those of the Clayton
wing of the Republican party. The
Brooks party claim that their ticket
has been elected by 800 to coo majority,
while the Clayton adherents are equally
confident of their success. No def
mite returns are yet made public, and
the judges are counting the vote. Some
300 persons were denied the privilege
oi voting on account Of not being prop
erly registered
wisconsin.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Returns from
Wisconsin are meagre a. yet but ther"
is no doubt Of the election Of Wash
burne, Republican, over Doolittle for
Governor, by 5000 to 10000 majority.
Beloit. Rock county, gives Washburne
43l majority. Racine city, DoolIttle's
home, gives Washburne IS majority,
Republican loss of ST. Burlington,
Racine county, Doolittle $50 majority.
Most of the other towns heard from
give Washburne from 40 to 300 ma
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e q II o II E.
Won Beust Seriously Ill.
THE GREEK MINISTRY.
THE TICHBORNE CASE.

PARIS, November lie GanIOis
TO. that Germany has offered TO
..,ruqte The whole OF the occupied ter
r;.ary Immediately if France will JOIN
prr,,,a in denouncing the Luxembourg
Neutrality treaty OF 1861
you Reust Seriously III.
vrcyyA November Won Beust Is
..,..r,Iy i'll, and has resigned, which
cause. much anxiety in official circles.
rupr Audrassy has been appointed
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Lornay
,,. been appointed President of the
Hun glr,au Ministry.
4 Contradiction.
PARIS, November THE statement
,I,r the government intended TO shortly
,~.,,,.e a plebi,citum, for'the decision
%, l.r future form of government, Is
r,nrralr,cl upon official authority.
Thc Greek Ministry.
Lo>D,y. November IA dispatch
.,n Athens, received here today, an
alg. &C., that a rupture has occurred in
the Dirrrk Cabinet, and tnat the entire
3Iu.-'rv have Iail their resignation
lr..r ,Lr King.
the TicabOruc Case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08
ONTARIO.

OTTAWA, November 7-Dispatches
received here from Manitoba put very
different complexion on Governor Ar
chibald's conduct TO that given by the
opposition press.
TORONTO, November THE pigeon
shooting contest for the championsip
of Canada is now in progress. Mr..
Wood is the favorite.
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The Tic.lbUruc Case.
NEW YORK.
Shit EnsiiluiPIl.

New YORK, November Suit was
commenced in The District Court today
D., D.nui, Mccarthy against Commo-
lore l,hbnry, for $3.50 worth of ofrepairs
10 lIr Yacht Livonia. Attachment is
.-,j~ia.aln,t any property left by Ash
hry and a Deputy Marshal this morn
l.sIoycI on quantity OF sails, carpets
de-, LETT ty him.
skull Fractured.
Last evening Mrs. Mary Kinney and
Nusarct Ryan, both residing at 81
Wet street, became involved in Il quar-
rrI during which Mrs. Kinney struck
Mr.. RYAN on the head with tin cup,
.racturing her skull, and inilIctlng, 1t Is
cared, a fatal wound. Mrs Kinney
was locked up,and the wounded woman
aiken TO to The hospital, where but
,li.ht hopes are entertained OF her re-
rUyrry.
The Markets.
There are no transactions to-day IN
odd or stock bonds, nor at the Pro-
,Icr Exchange, the dealings being en-
trr.y confined 10 street transactions,
#..,h were very limited.
EiSi'S Resignation.
secretary Fish states that he has no
attention Of resigning, at least not until
a.imattrrs pertaining TO the Treaty OF
Washington are arranged.
Situation OF Affairs in Arizona.
Ex-Governor Mccormick, OF Arizona,
o. au Interview relative to Indian at.
't,r,, repeats that the Indians there con-
.uur To- he ircacherous, and So long as
they are fed on the reservations will
r'nuuDr to he the source of great
trouble. lie advocates the presence OF
-nol force oi troops, to be ready for
aggressive movements, and for the
..1mW punishment oi infractOrs of the
u.s. a> the only means OF securing
."d'" with them.
Billiard Match.
Tie match came OF billiards between
IrnyNhinr-, OF Chicago, and Maurice
Day. of New York, was PLAYED in
.r",Iyu last night The game was
"aDn r.uom, jOJ points, for $1,000.
u'.y Won toy 300 to 39S, the highest
1 and n.l,,' 4,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08

The Detroit Free Pres says ::
There isn't any room for doubt that
the coming winter is to be awful cold.
The prophets all say SO; and the man
is insane who disputes the prophets.
They have found the moss growing
thick on the trees, frogs standing on
their heads, suDfowe-s pointing toward
the North Pole, grapevines running
around poles, instead OF up them, and
there are thousands of signs to show
that every human being will be frozen
stiff as chip before February"
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, November 7.-Robcrt Briback
a butcher OF this city, was fatally stab
bed il a saloon last night by Edward
Moser, young man, said to be from
Chicago, and died in halt an hour.
Moser claims to have acted in self
lefrnse
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MISSOURI.
attempted Outrage bya Nc-rO-Rail-
road Intelligence.

~ Lofts, November IA negro
"."l io the house Of Mrs. Bass, living
..'r Windsor, Henry county, Missouri,
saturday evening, and demanded her
money. She refused to give it to him,
N"''eHpon he choked her till nearly in
sensible and attempted to violate her
person. HE negro was arrested yes
.,'I'l hear Clinton, taken to Windsor
ana hung hr a mob
., 4 dispatch from Hannibal saws that
NE election for directors OF the Hanni-
""' ana ST. Joe railroad at that place
:'>,,erday was very spirited, and resulted
III the triumph OF the Toledo, Wabash,
ana Great Western and the Lake Shore
and New York Central interest over
Gae Chicago, Burlington, Quincy and
Boston interest.
:, Governor Brown has proclaimed
November Both as Thanksgiving day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08
OHIO.

Cases-OhiO horticultural Society
Fire at Calhoun.
CINCINNATI, November 7.-Henry
Goodyear obtained judgment in the
United States Supreme Court against
several dentists for infringing the Good
year patent.
The annual meeting OF the Ohio Hor-
ticultural Society will be held at Mil
ford on November 2lst.
Messrs. Higley Il Co.'S store and the
railroad depot at Calhoun, Ohio, were
destroyed by fire on Sunday night. Loss
on store $4,000. Insurance in Phoenix,
$4,000; Manhattan, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08
Tobacco.

eH CADDIES M. I. & cos" MAHOa-
OU any Navy IS.
40 Caddies -Pogne" Navy IN.
40 Caddies "Gamble's" Bright Navy IN
~ Bxs. m; i. 4 Cos Mahogany Navy lbs
81 Caddies RuSsell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF.
40 Caddies Luscious Chew" Twist ST.
"a Boxes "lellow Jessamine" Twist 81.
10 Boxes Crescent" Twist Rs.
10 Boxes an. T. & Co.'S. Bright lbs.
20 Cases "F. c." Smoking rs, IS and lbs,
For sale cheap.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE n GO.
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WASHINGTON.
The New Loan.

WlsHINGToN, November IA party
OF Treasury clerks left here tonight for
New York en- route to London carrying
tue last installments OF the new } per
cent. Tor European subscriptions. This
settles the question as to the success OF
the new loan in Europe.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close OF business today {:
Currency, S5S7, coin, s9,455,-
654, $50, OF VIII .ch $l7,02j, 400 are in
coin certificates.
The following dispatch has just been
received here:
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 7, midnight.
think we have the State by 2OOO
majority. GILBERT {. WALKER
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Treasury Balances.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Man Murders his Wife I'm Druak-
en- Fit-The Murderer Arrested
PHILADELPHIA. November 7. William
Haskins shot his wife dead last night
Cause, whisky. The murderer has been
arrested.
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SuDlrlea.

ENGLlSH SODA, SAI~SoDA. PEPPER,
Ia Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madder, Ex-
tract OF Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Blue
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards, Soaps
Of all kinds, Candles, Moulds and Star;
Nails, all sizes; Window Glass, Matches,
Stogie Cigars, Tips, SNUFF, Blacking, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Twine, Paper Twine, Candle
Wlcking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale at lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which Will have our prompt atten-
ton.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE 4 60.
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Oils.

IN BBLS. CARBON OIL.
CU 20 bbls Extra No. Winter Lard OIL.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE a 90.
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skuIl Fractured.
kIIP Markets,

There are no transactions to-day in
odd or stock bonds, nor at the Pro-
Ilcr Exchange, the dealings being en-
lrr.y confined to street transactions,
"~,d were very limited.
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MACKEREL IN HALVES AND KITS.
vi Lake Herring in Halves.
White Fish In Halves.
Lab. Herring I'm bbls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL. TINGLE & CO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-21

The Age says that Waldo county Jail
isn't empty so much as 1t was. Last We'd
nesday delegation of six hoarders from
Winterport was received which with those
in previously makes nine prisoners under
the jailer's care.
EAsrPoRr.--rhe Sentinel says that the
herring have come i'm at PASSPORT. earlier
thau usual this winter. They have been
very plenty lately and are very lerge. The
fisherman are making large hauls. Last
month there were ten Intentions of mar
riages recorded by the Eastport town clerk
Mayor Dale Of Bangor. died suddenly
sunday Mr.. Dale was widely known as
prominent merchant He held the office of
Mayor from March 1853 TO March. 1859.
and was again elected in March last. lie
wa, q native of Salem. Mass.
HNMrnfN. As / coach belonging 10 IN,
Penoh>cnt Exchange wn, coming from The
steamer katahdin II Winlrrport sunday.
sixteen passengers GA board. " hile eros sing
BRIDE over brook tn lIampdeu. the
hind wheel ~ The coach slowed On ana
III" c"icN, overturned, catching Artrmus Il.
~tmnH-. Messenger u The Eastern Express
Co.. underneath the coach aud Killing him
Instantly. w o. rr passenger was S.ri-
ou.ly Injured ai'housh several Wa consid-
crdhlv bruised Nr SIN NJ belonged ia
k"niall- Mis- where hts body was taken
sunday niLht.
iNLfnoGo. Is'ch"ro j. happy slate has
been discovered there.
NioN Mitl>.-Th" Calais tirerfiserSa SAY,
thr W"pl establishment Of Mr. James il.
NlarNphir. ~ Union Mills caught fire On
saturday evening last. between ten and
eleven O'Clock. II had got such headway
10y The time the engines arrived that All
efforts Z" save Il proved abortiNr lie e.
Inmates III los between s. OpO aud 81 900;
iu~Jtcd TOR $1,000.
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to plead. Garyin had no objection to Civ
ing reasonable time, meantime the pris-
oner being committed in the usual way.
Judge Bedford consented and the time was
granted.
When the written order for the commit
ment OF Tweed was made out. his counsel
bitterly protested shat the words without
BALI had been inierpolated. and protested
against this act OF the District Attorney
Tweed was then committed Ia the Tomhs
without bail.
Judge Barnard has just granted a writ Of
habcas corpus 20 bring Tweed before him
Immediately on a motion that bail be al
lowed.
The Grand Jury have not vet finished
their labor. The affair of SWecucy's
transactions with the Nassau Bank. l. l.
stated On gooi authority j. moss before
them aud the arrest 81 Peter H. sweeney,
whose movements are closely watched. Is
considered extremely probable. James
VI. sweeney. WHO in company with Huge
Smith Disappeared from the city the might
of election aud was said 20 have gone To
Europe. n IN Havana.
Judge Learned IT ALBANY refuses -
yacatc tic order for the arrest 10 Con
molly, hut reduces his blil to half a million.
H. also refuses e. reduce thr bail OF
Tweed.
fhc new indictments against Connolly
are similar 10 those against Tweed specify
I'll. fraud IN traululcnt auditing Of certain
balls of lnscr>oll and Garvry. Amounting To-
over 81 10000.
Inc statement ~ tho receiver Of the
Eighth National Bans Shows th- assess H.
be- : ! 900 900 against S-hn. UuI hi ,lhiiatie>.
NV luEk. Dcc II HE pAral,, nt the
inirruaiJ"fiHl- to-day proved a -urcr~-