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Agricultural Tool, and Hardware.
II ,ryFY A HASKELL Un,t , Block l.. L. >t
Arnth,c:trir
,,ryGuANT rEoS 80 >. Bank Block Main st
/ p,ND,TTySn Randall, Block. X L. ST
Attorneys at Law.
,,-ft,t.> ,N,N y, .C.l,Joui.i, Blk, M stair,
v.IrT,rn ,r.,,,,St aver Hall 4 FIr,rb,,.s
| f-,. Real Estate lIrkrr.
In &. lpE Eauh Block. Main street. Prompt ans
| ,u.fu attention =lN"n L" every Kind "t It2''
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49, nnut, ;,nd shoes.
tp,<,.1S GALLAGHER Wards Blk. r. r. 81
.,,,i,i,,,, I,,,- and fans
,.,,>- ,,,nI,r -I,,,L I;I,rL opr.sir,. Il .Iobp,
bury Iuu,r i,.t.r IA I;,,dN Nlnd, Clothing. Hat
and Caps ''rh'' iuih'>"'l@ ''"""9 '''-' e'e'
Il"ihinS I"f wen an" h"N>'
J. = / FAIRBANKS \ Co. ran banks ' liiaSe-
'r""|"rN' GLASS 'h" stone ""r''
i i / tAlLhANhN y o. fh'r"'hAS image
tarpeting' fhper-hhnSlnS>' " d""-ehiihes
4 l. FAll'BANh> q 90. FalIbahhs lIase-
Dentists
y l. PERKINS, Caledonlan block Nam Street
J. " WARNER, Union Block, Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
D. LHL"S q fE E.NHILL' Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods ana Ladies fahcS "o"os'
:. L. BLISS, Flanders BLOCK, IL II. street
4 Il HALE, Avenue Block IL Il. street.
4 l. fAIkBANhS y o. / f'lroahN7 NiIiase'
Dry Goods Housekeeping "oods' ETC.
hALL FLETCHER, Main street.
Flour and Feed.
SEQ ALDRICH & CO, Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Caskets.
p L. HALL y BROTHER, Main Street.
b. IL IISDALE Flanders Block, up stairs.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
"a II. COOK j. co. Eastern Avenue.
File Manufacturer.
st JoLnsbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depo
Groceries and House he"pIng Goods
y I. FAIRBANKS Il CO, Fairbanks lllage.
Harness, Robes ana blankets
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My Tramp.

ncighhOrlN hands that do duty ON the
old knockcr. There is the pompous
village doctor, the hurried postmam. the
friendly gossip. the patient old gray
haired pastor. But it could be none of
these ut this hour of the night. This
rap that hcnd below was ii strange
omr-a feeble. indcci>ivc sound. as
| though the intruder were half inclined
To turn AWAY, after all. 1t startled me.
however. being all alone, ia the house.
old E"tS"y. my sole servant. having
gone oil to visit her sister. | hcSitatcd
on the stairs Il moment. only Il moment
/ I-po>>ihll | might be wanted at the
mill, OF some mcighbor might he sick
and without further delay went down
and unboltcd the door. The old-fash-
/ iomcd >toop. with its suggestive benches
on either side. lay solitary and silent in
the moonlight the garden path, weed
/ lily ONcrgroWu since fathers death, and
scnfinclcd here and there with ragged
h"ll hook, lay quiet and dew laden.
No one WIS to hc seen.
! stood an instant Waiting. then shut
the door and slowly returned up stairs.
liut somehow the housc felt empty and
chill now. | could not gather back the
delicious Scl>C of rest and idle rcveric
which that rap had disturbed. and
remcmhc!cd. Ton the first time. that
there ua~ not Il soul within sound of
my voice. But what WAS there To hc
afraid of in the old hu;l~r-thc quiet
old house where nay father and mother
had lived and died NoLndl ever in
uudcd on nay solitude: and ] had the
old mill tnr company. locked cut of
the indoW nov. and saw lis wrinkled.
timc-Wuru face hluoding ShaduWN in
the moonlight. Ii looked such an an
cicut. familiar fii"md. that old mill. in
which my father had worked 80 many
ye;l>. Its Iirkrty bridge. its great
wheel. its %nlgling water. had known
them ever since Il child. could hear
even at this distance in the night silence
the rush OF the mill stream. swollen 10y
the >pri!g lain>: and glamcing away
down the dim ridges of hilluck and
meadow. caught the twinkle of IL light
III the window. Good old NJ. Lowell.
the Quaker owner. WAS pI"hahlN there
making up his accounts. Perhaps he
had sent ioI me. and the mc>>,l.g GEL had
got out of patience with my delay. /
often helped him with his accounts. aS
my father h. Il done before me. Having
worked in the mill 81 hong. sometimes
got Il little "Ntrl pay for this. and for
looking after the rest ut the gill>.
/ Pleasant times We girls had III the old
| parcimill, after all. for Mr.. Lowell
/ kept ii running i'll lciSurcly fashion, and
we had many Il halt-hnliday that never
/ was counted against us. Only i'll the
/ fall and spring there WIS drive, and
/ Mr. oNpll Stniu late lpnkinu over his
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Tell me my soul, why AT thou rest
less Why dost thou look forward to
the future with such strong desire The
present is thine and the past. and the
iuturr shall he LOHqTeiiOW
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MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
nret-class Hotel, with all the modern improve
ments Accommodations for 300 guests.
y. i. KELLER MANAGER.
The sun., 1873-09-01

SATURDAY, Aug. 30-p. M.-The move
ments ut the stock Exchange appeared to he
quite devoid Of any Interesting feature, and the
leading operators failed to create in any stock
sufficient animation to command more than
passing notice. The morning opcn ned unexpect-
edly warm, and the programme Of speculation
Tor the intervening Sunday was consequently
changed, so that ut an early hour preparations
were FASTENED for a departure from the street
Stocks, under the leadership OF Pacific Mail and
Western Union, were, however, Arm during tho
early trade. though Erie occasioned a depressed
feeling because Of a decline of N per cent. AT
the opening as compared with Fridays closing
figures, and before midday there was positive
reaction In the whole list to lower prices. Soon
after IL o'clock a newed frmness was OBJ
served, but the advance was lost IN the later
dealings. and n vigorous bear raid near the close
OF business was prccipitated. based upon the
unfavorablc bank statement. The whole market
consequently closed at about the lowest figures
Of the day. The bulls In gold further demon
strated their desire 10 break down prices Of
stocks. but beyond faint effort In this direc-
Uon there was nothing OF Importance In anV of
the leading shares saturday during the sum
mer months r. always dull and to-day has not
been exception. The entire speculation dur
Ing the past few days has seemed 10 call out
large amount Of realizing sales, and the bears
viii probably disturb the calculations OF the
bulls by their adroit manipulation Of gold.
Tue total number Of shares dealt In was 5S,dl1,
Pacific Mall, 1900; Erie, l2,SO; Lake Shore,
b,s9li Wabash, 2,Ioi ONO, 20O; New \. rs Central
iSl Union P,cinc. l,tJi; C., &, aud |. 30; Panama
50 Rock Island, jol 81. Paul =" Hlnnioal aud -
Joseph, "a; American Express, &ut Northwestern 2b,
Maryland Coal, 81 at 2iS Atlantic and Piclnc pre-
frtrrd. iuni ana Boston, Hartford aud Erie, IN.
duld wa active .. the commencement OF business
but 'hc speculation soon suuie untl near ihe close
OF business Wucu 81 cxsCtCd for the use u gold
under the influence Of which the price was run up
u ljS but closing at llit There was no feature Of
interest beyond the above and the aggregate volume o
business was gut
IL gold loans the yates paid for having balances
Tn n "a.
atI clearing house. wIth nna NEGOTIATIONS at i6i
for the Of gold until Monday. The totn clearing
Of the told Exchange Rank were tss,ss.nn gold
balances, f2.js!si and currency balances t2,ti1,.
ss the Hro.r clearings Of the week having been
small. amounting to ony $3.50 ys2.pD. The suit.
Treasury paid out to-day t6AUt ia coin Interest
the public deOt, and for the week t(4T tOj aud r.
deemed, O iu called bonds, which during the wccA.
aggregate f3-u receiving daring the period IN
coin for customs a. i576i and selling 1000 gold at
ti5 bids having been elected for the same to the
tent of ts.sis50. The following we're the principal
The sun., 1873-09-01
am sorry II have disturbed YOU" and added,

am sorry u have disturbed you," and added,
but merely called to-
This Is the Sabbath day. said hr Cullen, In
tone. "If you wish to see me, SIR continued
Mir. Cullen" call at my oflee;"
seems to he a matter of great Importance, and
md II necessary ~ attend tn duties to-day.
really beg your pardon for intruding, hut as
there is something unpieasantiy concerning you
spread out in giarine type to-day In newspaper
Published In this city, th9ught that you might
desire to make some sort OF an explanation, and
am happy tot Inform you that the columns Of rIiE
Sun are open to you"
pocket u newspaper slip and AJAX Mr.. Cullen
whether he had seen u. The note vt the be-
ihr head of the explanation which follows was
utinted In siN different places In the cdit torial
pnge oi the newspaper IN question. Here " is
"ls our JUDICIARY coRRurri"
"ptAp CuLIrSi 10 you want TO see me2
Come over At once or send hcC." p.
The forceoing memorandum in itself and without a.
w9nld S DC a sa en,y. ye .or a2 I, %"
W. giVe IT, and icave coulment 70 the luyc.
,,on was adaretsro 20 Assistant District Attorney
Mr tu en- who IL also one OF the private attorneys Tor
Msac Ne RrOS1 o1s Of to- n the sane eorporso
W Cn r vac va we snT cH1red GGrt
fr tie appGiutmcnt Of receiver for the Trust Com,
IClou ,tsi ,ppcaiion so mode Judge rrs,, srpon,ed
at he same time well knowing that Chauucey vas
&c Tome % over At once or send Net" means that II
cullen could not him (Judge Pratu AZ the time he
wG "on hand d" for the appointment Of the receiver,
ncy aud counsel - tie Trust Coihpany aud his own
uncle. Alexander McCue. to arrange matters before
the amir WAS furinaty brought utO Jouri. and und
the notice uf the purnc and s mos faithful rcyre.
sentative, the ruhlc press.
lint Mr.. Cdllcn did not want to see. He ev-
IDENTITY had earlier in the day. lie shook his he, d
aid repeated with emphasis. This Il the Sah-
bath daN,' and then, after pause, added,
never de- anything that requites explanation
The reporter Was not backward In hpggng OnC o
more Mr.. Culcns pardon for lntr,iding Mr..
Cullen said " certainly" and walked with firm
tread toward the door. The reporter followed,
expecting to hear again, " This II the Sabbath
day. but Mr.. Cullen had evidently come to the
conclusion that the reporter knew that fact
pretty well at that time, and said no more. In a
few moments the reporter was out Of hearing OF
the Hon. Edgar ". Cullen. the Young aud digni-
led Assistant District Attorney OF Hinge county.
The sun., 1873-09-01
Did


BANTA.-At We" Hobcken, J.. George 3 Bants
aged {! years
Fucal' ana relatives are respectfully lurrri to ~
tend hls funeral ON Iucsday afternoon Sept 20 from
Ls ate residtuce, Pallisa4e a. tvrn,r ll, st Nrs'
Hrhuku at O'Clock,
,uI ER-On saturday, Aug CO. Charles j., youngest
s.n Qi John ami Catherine Cpttur, aged years,
months luf u months
The t,urral viii take place Monday, sept. 3, At
p NJ from the resdence OF his parents, 20, StucktOr
ST., Brookyn.
COA,-Oh sunday, Aug 81, VIM 7 Cox aged g years
ami day.
The relatives and friends of,he family are r"pectun.
invited to attend the funeral from the residence uf hls
sou.in law :. g. Hay'hnd, 'y Fast SJ 81. on TUESDAY
sdlust, at I o'Curk T. VI,
OF Jeremiah Putr, aged 81 yrars months Iu. lys,
lac relatives ana friend, are respectfully Il't 20
attend the fun, rn from hcr1ou srtrlcncc Bt Lus r.
81 TO-DAY ,Monlay sept L. al = NJ, without further
notice.
LII on Friday, Aug, ~ Eliza, wlfe OF Thomas Lee
ageu 80 year..
Restycs and friend. are nvuei 70 s't'nd me tuners
to-day Monday AT j, VI, ir m l-u llif iu.tu -.
OtAlLAGIAN,- saturday, Aug 20. lohu O'ral-
hgan ~ the 9,th year Of s az" native % the paris
ot Nluuutanc, County Cork, ireland.
The relatives aud friends of Uc family are spec.
lui5 invited To attend Che turnl iron lis latf resl
dence, @j nm av., on Monday, at ? O'Clock y. n.
The sun., 1873-09-01
Hairs Hair Hrnrwer.
" RRIf -.

ATKINSON -iANIEN.-On Wednesday Aug a. n;
The residence Of the brides mother, 10y me Rev DR..
Maria Hanl,y. No cards.
BAlLAND -NCCAEISEY.-On Thursday. Aug ~,
AZ St Coomha's Church, by the Rev fs'hrr Ne Nlecf
panlel H. hayland Of New YORK 10 Sophia Mccartney
CURrIss- ri sSEY.-in Mount Vernon, on Thur.
day Aug u at the residence of Dr H. Louis by the
Rev. $ r. Virgin, Homer A. Curti,s OF Harlem, NY, u
Miss Mary Hussey Of Mount Vernon.
Lion Wednesday Aug q;
at the Catholic Chape Doho's Ferry, by the Rev II
OConnor, VIM \. Garretson of Burao, \ Y. 10 Ktt.r
C.. .laugltCt Of John Farrell of Dupbs Ferry.
HEkZBERG -PORTER.-At the residence - the
brides parents, Paterson, \. - on Wednesday Aug g.
by the Rev j. {. Berren. Constantine HerLber1 Pro
ftssor at Brookyn Polytechnic Institute, % Marietta
: Porter late Of New ork
slLBERHOHN -KOGElls.-At the residence OF IN.
brides parents on Tuesday Aug &c, BY the Rev f. 7
Piy.on, John !. silhcrhorn TO Miss LYDIA NJ. kOgcrs
both of THIS city.
IuUT-NlLsON,-On "Wednesday, Aug z, ls73, BY
the Rev. A. :. Freeman. Joseph y Stout % Nlunle II
Wilson, both Of BTOOklyn.
The sun., 1873-09-01
An ssistant District ATTORNEY who Il ecps the
SnbbnIh d.

Last evening a representative Of THE
SUS called at the palatlal residence of the Hon.
Edgar NJ. Cullen, Assistant District Attorney of
BroOklyn, ana rang the door bell, In few mo-
ments the door was opened, and two maid ser
vants stood ready to carry any message to their
master. The reporter asked whether Mr. Cullen
was within. Both servants answered " yes" aud
one Of them bore the reporters card up
reporter into the handsomely furnished parlor
and bade him he seated. The reporter obeyed.
In moment afterward a shuniing Of feet Wac
heard on the landing at the head II the staircase
and dignlned form was seen descending This
same disnlled from, attireu In dark clothing
and white vest, which was ornamented with All
Immense gold watch chain, entered the parlor
ana confronted tho reporter. The man OF dig
coughcd. lie did not not sit down.
"Ihis Il Mr. Cullen, presume said the re-
porter, tmidly, as lac glanced at the young man
Yes, sir, that't my name" and Mr.. Cullen
coughed again.
"Ihave called" said the reporter, "to inquire
Of the Assistant District Attorney whether he
can give me any Information Of interest con-
cerning the hOdman case. suppose that YOU
NH. Cu;LES's EXCESSIVE PIETy.
The reporter stopped short. lie saw that Mr.
Cullen WAS shaking his head and wondered why
the diUnined young man did not seat himself.
Mr.. Cullen opened his mouth, and the reporter
he only said and he said this In tones OF great
solemnity, This In the Sabbath day"
The rep Ttcr WAS about t. thank Mr.. Cullen
Tor the Information but thought best " say, 4" !
The sun., 1873-09-01

D
mon wArEs- RUS nI., go
Arrtved-SATuRDAY ASp sCNpAY, Aug ~ ani3l.
steamship Calabra. Liverpool, m lso ana pass
steamship city Of brussels, Liverpool, mdse ane
pass.
pass
Steamship Adriatc, Liverpool. misc. ami pASs.
steamship Spain. Liverpool mdse and pass
Steamship Hermann. Brcmen. indse and pass
steamship Herman Livingston, savannah md'' ana
steamship John Gibson. Georgetown u, c. mlse aud
pass.
steamship smidt. Brcmen mlse aul pAss.
Steamship NiCkshurg, iacWel, coffee, Nsss
Steamship Bcnctactur, wilmington mise. ana pass
steamship Emily Is. soudet, New orleans, mise Ana
steamship South Carolina Charleston rndse and
steamshh Richmond. Richmond. Cf'y Pcint' and Nor'
folk, mdsg and pass
Bark Atlantic, Liverpool, salt
Bark Ukraine Havr,. In ballast
Bark Alpha, Ipswich, In ballast
BARK Deinctra. Cardin. Iaiiroad rou
Bark korsfarer llayre, In ballast.
Bark h. l.. kOutI, New orleans, Tobacco.
Bark Alice C.. Philadelphia. petroleum
Brig Isanaele, Newcastle, coal.
Brig Mschias, Port spain. asph,t1u
brig A. VI. Iobtrts, tardenas, sugar aud mo hHse-
Schr \. 7. Hihpaid, Apple River. y. s.. spu.-t
scnr tuba, 81. John y. T., lAth.
Brig Lily, COW Bay, 4. H. coal.
Brig Il thfOrd. Windsor. y. :, plaster.
Schr In, Rlcklaud y =, stone.
sclr America, PointaPetre. old iron.
Schr Adclla. MrntWOrtA, =. =, pltSfaf
Also the usual river and coastNme "eisrls
The sun., 1873-09-01

w NV tfU' 49, T. IrHcfN -HNS'
NH' of the reporters OF THE SrN met
Gen b. J.. Tracey. cG-Unrei : ates lstrict At
lr., .ud senior counsel for Mr.. Rodman, At
N' jail last evening. Mr. Tracey had called to
"" Dol, cnt and seemed ia much haste TO 60
70 W' aI r'ment occupied by mat indlyid ual
'.r.fcIlu ta.k for moment with the
representative ~ TnE SUN. The reporter was
'".'rt 'U "a seat VA the Wdrden's ulice where
"r wing couyorsation was hal:
h."''". Gen. Tracey | wish to ask II, in
l'F oI'HlDn, Nlr. Rpdman has a good defence
Gth-' ta. rnarpe On which he is heldf
'' Tracey certainly he has good defense.
"'''ri WIN sou tell me what the defense
Eg4 IHccy-Tle defence is that he is not
p' ,u" barge.
dt',l',l','', i'u, certainly do not propose 70
zen Tracey We DENY or adm nothing about
Ea", W., b" ~ uothing about it.
Wit.lt l"! Lave seen Mr. Warren's report
40 'r INNr.i i-tIpust
of .,,....a3 so, have not have seen none
t,nru"rcr Mr. Warren reports an apparent de
Of Nr, fpduan, ~ shown by he books
finn A uca7uIy aud the Trust Comuany Of
Nl,o,i IL the theory oiyour defence 10 deny
VINO is THE GUILTY MAS1
DE fa'oy / have no doubt that between
Aim nv treasury and the Trust Company a large
Ia, NJ, y i5'4el has di appeared but we deny
Ee,, IL 'liuah ls Responsible for that loss.
BE- 6ttdG dG'ltf Then YOU contend that others than
Gen ,tss ~ and used this public money!
man, '"'y we make no charges. Mr.. Rod
trouliN d., own defence to IN Ike, and viii not
Wbsr mWsrH about the crimes 81 others.
oeie1.e PROPER time comes he will put In his
prIgi. New York paper of this morning
6i H. NOV .rpurl, To- he an interview by one
,A IN iie.'rcrs WIN Mr.. hodman here in the
LAa,'n', '"Iior f which Mr.. Rodnan IL made
'u"' ''faa4e lad Deen " him before his
The sun., 1873-09-01
No Defa,eation In the Water Board.

Mr.. Daniel Northup, Secretary OF the
Board Of CITY Works, speaking concerning the
ruInored dcfalcaiions In that board said;
"There are no mistakes In this department
for the accounts are kept In such a manner that
there can be no mistake. A deficiency would be
detected in q day. The revenue Ia paid daily to
the City Treasurer, and duplicate receipts arc
taken Tor the amount. One we send tu tho
Comptroller and the other we retain. Therefore,
you see, no mistake can possibly occur.
The Water Registrar, repeating what MI.
Nurthup had said, added
Each water rent bill IL entered ON "A cash
ticket. II Ia then entered on the other books with
the rent in one column and default aud extras
In another. These books all agree. SO you see,
there can he no Irregularities nor deficiencies
Nothing like II could occur without Immediate
detection"
Commissioner Fowler spoke substantially a.
did Mr.. Nor thrup and Mr.. COttreI
The sun., 1873-09-01
DIIO re ED,

RENEDICT.-ln Chicago, Aug ., by thc superior
Court, Charles r. Benedict tron Sarah a Benedict.
Cause, descrtlOn.
Rlls.-ln Chicago, Aug. 10. ty the superior our
Jain,s = 1urtis rom May curtis Cause. cruelty and
the court win ahdaNits showing tlat sine sid always
treated her husband with aht ctOn ana respect, and
mat she never heard u the proceedings Tor divorce
until told b. him that the drcrce had catered The
uctrcr was entered ON his testimony alone.
kASH,-ln thcago, Aug, -, Helen laith from Mason
Rash. Cause, cruel tre ttmrut.
SMITH In Chicago Aug q, ~ the superior Court
Kate smith fIum Charles smith. Cause destrfiul.
The sun., 1873-09-01

out foundation. The rumored defslcation In
the Fire Depsrtment amounts to Just this
There is doubt whether; according to the
belongs to the city or to the Treasurer " that
department.. Tie account Is open and the
IRE isufer, Mr.. McI.aughlin. will undoubtedly
act according To legal advice. | maintain that
the interest belongs 70 the city; but there Is
room Tor reasonable difference OF opinion.
Reportcr-What will bo the result ~ these
robbcriesf
RAP AT DEnAs BARNES.
Mr.. Kingsloy- IL will stimulate the oficials to
greater vigilance 1he ci will lose not ding, 80
its credit cannot he impaired And ~ Ia polit-
cal effect the next election will determine tnat.
a great doal Of the talk there has been, cape
cialy In the columns Of the Tribune and word.
is prompted hy unwor hy motives, aud ie rca'ly
criminal. In the Irti,Uns II is owing to the fact
that their city editor II pcrs 1n1l friend of Nr.
Dcmns HJtncs, end dimes frequently at his house.
Mr. Bmues II going To start a newspaper here
In week or two to push bims elf into political
position. lie wants 10 be Mayor, and because
some of us oppose 1t he uses all his influence 20
NllitN us. 10 say moth NJ OF the attacks on NV
self, those on Judge McCuo are shameful. Judge
Met uc t. entitled 10 all the credit for saving the
ruin through Mr.. Mills's robberies, and when the
other directors were nerveless. Even tue
Mc~srs. Low. MIR. Mills's brUthCrs-in- law. men
who were abundantlv able TO pay the whole
amount and who might be expected To do
somsth,ns. we're Of no use to the com, any. Mr.
Low did not attend the nrst meeting for fear ne
should hear something unpleasant concerning
his sisters husband. In thls lunctuIe Judge
McCue saved the company. Aud ~ to his being
In any way mixed up In the dishonesty 4 would
stake my litc, my reputation. and my fortune on
his Innocence. IA to the attacks OF the Otd
they result from even more unworthy causes.
THE BRiDGR CoMPANY.
Reportcr-what is the truth about the alleged
dert uf the Bridge Company to the Trust Com
PAM
Mr Kinrsley-It was simply a matter OF ac-
commodation to customer bv a bank. The
Bridge Company has been violently assailed, and
haa been Obhgcd to work very hard In the Legis-
latutc. And when doubt was EXPRESSED
nl lFL
ought to pay over To- the company the amounts
they owed. the brooklyn Common Cuuncil,with-
out knowing what they were abuut-at lca-t
some of them did not-ordered the Comptroller
not to pay any money To the Bridge Company.
lhercupon the Bridge Company, rather than
suspend operations, went to their bank, which
happened To- be the Trust COMPANY. and asked
that their checks. to the amount Of tJO,tD, he
hunurcd. his was agreed to, and the Bridge
COMPANY uVerdrcw their account between filUui
and Sptsn In about a week they received their
money FROM the city and made a deposit. which
once more gave thvm a balance In the bank.
have told YOU all know In the matter, aud YOU
are suppressed to know NJ much ~ do about IL.
Perhaps l ought TO know more, but don't,
The sun., 1873-09-01
BANKING AND FINANcIAL.
BANKING HousF or HENRY CIEWS & co.
"a " all atKVet New \ Ork

Deposit accounts OF Mercantile nrms and individuals
received all facilities and accom- odations granted
usual with city banks In addition thereto interest
allowed on ali daily balances.
Bills of Exchange drawn on England, ireland, scot
land, and the Continent Travellers and Mercantile
Credits issued available throughout the world.