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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

RAtLROAp BoSps-Dull but firm. Late
In tht Afternoon dealings sales burlington,
Cedar Rapids and ltinnesotl hrsb were
rpDnriel nj 40. ..r ,I.tv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

Missouri ..'..'.t
IetneNeei
TenHesatei
Virginia, neN.,,. ,..".".tl
Ylnlhll old ..'.,;
Ninth Catbllfa,
NnrIli LAhnllna nav. m. I............ ID
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

STovEs.-The most extensive array
of stoves ever seen in these parts can
be observed at present on the platform
near the freight house. where half an
acre or less is covered with stoves of
every description, from the mammoth
cooking range TO the tiniest parior
stove. They are for hardware firm
at Silver City, Idaho.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

MOVEMENTS OF TRAINS. The passen-
ger train from the West arrived here
nearly three hours late to-day. The
passenger train from the East is on
time. Among the passengers on this
train is a detachment of soldiers in
charge of Lieutenant Haskell. The
emigSant train from the East is on
time, with five cars of emigrants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

HIpEs-The special rate made by
the railroad company on hides from
this place to San Francisco. is tending
to divert that class of freight over this
route from Idaho. Return freight
teams from the north brought a car
load or more of hides to this station
yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

EMIGRANTs. - About two hundred
emigrants passed here last evening.
They We're from all parts of the Union,
and among the number minister of
the Gospel from Texas. who informed
us that he was going to locate in
Fresno county, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

A SPEcKLED BEAUTY.-We are under
obligations to Conductor Benson for
fine trout of the speckled variety,
from the headwaters of the Humboldt.
Charley, we will remember you in our
nrayerS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

SCENE FROM THE BEECHER TRIAL as
reported in the New York Times: Por-
ter asked the jury: Is this the man
on whom you will stake your immor-
tai souls - this hollow, treacherous,
false coward?" Mr.. Beecher glanced
curiously at Mr.. Tilton, but the latter
never moved muscle. Il predict, 1"
continued Judge Porter g that you
will render verdict of acquittal with
out leaving yonr seats" Porter want
ed to take up the interview in which
Bessie Turner describes Mrs. Tilton
as leaving her husbands home after
midnight, in winter, without her shoes,
and seeking from her mother a refuge
from her husbands abuse. Sherman
not being able to find the place at the
moment, Tilton stepped forward and
handed his book to Porter, at the same
time pointing to the proper page.
The action was so exquisitely cool that
Evarts lay back in his chair aud
laughed heartily. A friend of Tilton
afterward asked him how he could re-
main so composed under Porter's bitter
abuse? " Oh, he replied, I'm used
to that. had to endure it for twenty
five years from my mother-in-law.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

MINERS SUPPLIES. The new mines
near Wagontown are prospecting big.
That'sa settled question, of which there
is no doubt The proof arrived here
yesterday in the shape of ton and
a half of liquids nicely barreled and
labeled Rye, Bourbon and Wheat
Whiskies," and consigned to Wagon
town, Idaho.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

"No, don't want any of your light
ming rods" said Kentucky farmer
last week to man who had stopped at
lis house to put up patent lightning
conductors. ~ amt afraid of light
ming; it's the thunder believes going
to knock us all endwise, some day."
"You don't seem to comprehend, said
the peddler; "these ere silver-tipped
rods are lightning rods, and the gold
tipped ones are thunder rods-just
what you want" and he persuaded the
old man into ordering up the gold
tipped rods.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lafayette Hotel. J. GERMAN, Proprietor.
+ s Johnson, Maine j Il Arramhide, 8
Theo Herzog, Hungary + Reynolds. Grass Wy
Pride. Wadsworth l. GaEeele. Virginia
J. Emery, Gold Run ID Mcdonnell, Shoshone
+ McNazara. Carlin q L Gamer, Terrace
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

TEA TRAIN.--A special train, consist
ing of twenty car. loads Of tea, passed
here about noon to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

The SNAKE CHARMER.-TheO Oregon
snake charmer has pet reptile meas
uring four feet three inches in length,
which he caught in the sagebrush last
week. Yesterday his snakeship caught
a lizard mapping and swallowed it
whole before it knew what was the
matter. The charmer carries this
snake in his coat-pocket, and handles
it as if it were rope. Yesterday he
concluded to have some fun with the
Fire King" and offered to bet the
salamander that he could not handle
red-hot iron without burning his
fingers. The Fire Eater " readily
accepted the bet, when the snake
charrner, as if going to put up the
money, drew out the snake from his
pocket, which so frightened the King
that he turned a somersault on the
sidewalk in his anxiety to get away
from what he supposed to be the devil.
Though right at home among flames the
appearance of serpent was too much
for him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

TIE FIRE EATER. The wonderful
"Fire Eater" gave an exhibition here
last evening, in FL Dorado Hall, to a
good audience. The Salamsnder filled
the bill in every particular by doing all
that he advertised to do.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

BULLION ARRIVED. - Alex. Wise's
teams arrived here yesterday from the
north, with 1926 pounds Of bullion
from South Mountain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

COUNTY BONDS. bonds of Hum
boldt county are now at the Treasurer s
Office ready for delivery. l.. Living
stone, who purchased the whole num-
Der, is expected here to-day or to-mor-
row to take them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
100 Meadow vsaiey 6.
22O Raymond d. Ely 81, 36. 35Ha. SL.
1000 Eureka 81. 5711aa. 56, So 561a, 90.
$50 Jackson IL, ~.
100 Belmont 81 z, 81.
800 Phoenix Ia Ia.
$50 Rye Patch ~.
610 X X g
$50 American Flag 2.
$50 st. Patrick 2, 5.
$50 Leopard 1875, 1873, l2s4.
GO jefferson 35s.
I140 Gila s, AZ.
GO Panther l "a.
965 Golden Chariot 3, 81, 3S.
1870 Illinois Central 6.
1890 Mahogany lOA, 10, 1917, 81,
90, 81.
800 South Chariot Ia. Ia.
40 War Eagle pa, 2.
30 Empire ~
140 'poorman TX.
10 Pauper i
$50 Ophir AZ. 46T. AZ.
400 Best Il Beicher 46.
800 California 571l. b 5.
400 Baltimore Con. 5.
220 Rock Island s.
80 Con. Virginia 1851, 3o51s.
40 Julia Is. Az.
10 Chollar 50.
30 Yellow jacket T6.
40 Mexican 1871, lSL. 1875.
% Bullion 36.
% Crown Point 301I.
This Mornings Board.
1910 Ophir 4s, 47'4, Az. 49,.
1850 Mexican 1885, 1872. 1879. 49,
95 Cold a. Curry Is, l7s4, 171-
10 Savage los.
$40 Best & Belcher 1871. Az, b 80.
40 Chollar 81, 8l1aa, SO. S21a.
So Hale x Norcross 3S1a, 80, 391an
b 80.
165 Crown Point 800, 80.
so Yellow Jacket n.
$50 Imperial Ga.
40 Alta II. 1GH.
795 California SIX, 5794. SIS, b5.
1875 Belcher 2714. IS, 271l.
rs Empire Mill Al.
so Kentuek 1879.
80 Con. Virginia 1884, 3S3.
SO Confidence II, 1917.
05U ODl3n Con. "a, 4.
1875 Suecor u, IL.
115 Overman 81, COZ.
665 Bullion 37I1. 3S, 3S14.
$50 Julia l41s. 14'+, Is. 10, b5.
I25 Baltimore Con. 5, 5 b 5.
60 Utah 7ss. G.
100 Silver Hill III, IA.
30 Caledonia M.
SO Rock Island S1Ia, SIs. =
500 Dayton 2T
100 Occidental 81, ga
100 American Fiat go,
$50 Woodville 90. 25s, "a
200 Andes 80. 80
100 Seq. Rock Island
125 Kossnth 75c, Acc
SO Lady Washington IL
$40 Wells Fargo 20c. l5c
$40 Cosmopolitan 40c. 421.c
400 Prospect Az, 43s b30
800 South California 2li1
800 Washoe "a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

South DEMONSTRATION is now
arriving almost daily from South
Mountain, and the annexed extract
from a letter received by A. j. Shepard,
forwarding agent of the South Noun
tain Consolidated Mining Company
here, from S. NJ. Vessels, Superinten-
dent of the works, shows what may be
expected in the future. The Superin-
tendent writes We have this day.
June 8. shipped to you by George w.
Baker, 2GO bars, 5,501 pounds of bull
lion. Look out for plenty of bullion
from this time forward. We intend
loading every team that calls around
this way during the season. We have
the furnaces in full blast, and turning
out lots of bullion and of superior
quality. assaying $40 per ton in gold
and silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

HALF INDIAN. - County Treasurer
Shepard had severe attack of neural
gia day or two ago, and to relieve
the acute pain painted his forehead
with iodine. The pain has disappeared,
but the color of the upper part of his
face bears striking resemblance to that
of Piute, and he looks as if the rich
blood of the red man coursed right
lively through the upper story of his
physiognomy and encountering an in
surmOuntable obstacle in his forehead
came to dead halt at his eye brows.
Shep. is agent for Wells, Fargo d. Co.
at this place, and of course is very
busy at the time of the arrival of the
express trains from the east and west,
and his variegated hue attracts consid-
cradle attention and excites much COM
ment among passengers from away
down east and the other side of the
Atlantic, who are ignorant of the effect
of miscegenation and the intermingling
of the races. Yesterday two aristo-
cratic looking Britishers caught a
glimpse of his colors and expressed
great surprise at his remarkable APP
pearance, for which they were at a loss
to account, until a brilliant idea occur
red to one of them, who turning to a
railroader asked in sober earnestness
" If that young man." pointing to
Shep., wasn't hale Indian ?''
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

THE MILLIONAIRE HEIR. - Joseph
Gilbert. of Unionville, the reputed
heir to an English estate, worth three
or four million dollars, arrived here
last evening from the East, where
he has been consulting with members
of other branches of the Gilbert family.
relative to the prospective riches. He
informs us that one of his uncles has
been to England and back this spring.
and that the money is there sure
enough, and awaiting the person who
can satisfactorily prove that he is the
lawful heir to it. He thinks that he
will have to go to England this summer
with documents to prove that he is the
man. as the English Courts are not
disposed to give three or four mil
lions to an American citizen, unless
they are compelled to.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

RAIN.-It commenced raining about
two clock this morning, and continu-
ed without cessation for several hours.
The ground is now tolerably well
soaked, and farmers are as happy as
clans at high water. One of them,
Wash O'Neal of Paradise, who is at
present in town, awoke at daylight this
morning, and hearing the rain drops
pattering on the roof was so exhilera.
ted by the music that he jumped out of
bed into his unmentionables and
hurried to the door, where he stood for
nearly three hours watching the rain
fall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-16

The CIRcUs.-Montgomery Queens
Mammoth Circus and Menagerie will
show at Wadsworth tonight. 1t will
reach here by special train tomorrow
morning, and give two exhibitions
here, one in the afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and in the evening ut 8 o'clock. Mr..
Queens Circus is conceded by the pub
lie to be the best that ever visited the
Pacific Coast, and the menagerie. to
which animal wonders from all parts of
the globe are being constantly added,
the largest collection of living curiosi-
ties ever seen in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
THE COURTS.
WIN yyHGusoN DIVORCE SUIT.


The suit Of Henry c. Ferguson against MS
wife who left him last February in company with hd
win Rowe as claims innocently in consequence Oh
her husbands unkind treatment, was brought peiore
Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers yes1er
ssy on two motions OF defendant One OF these was
Ar aimony and counsel fee; the other for the custody
Of her child In support OF the application, MT Hall
read the adavts the substance of which was stated In
The TRIBUNE OF Last Monday
In rcply a number OF afhdavts were read, one from
Seectiye employed by the husband in which the detec-
we tod how he secured Mrs. Fergusons return from
Portland when she informed him. she was on the
point of leaving for Europe Another affidavit was rom
Nr Ferguson. in which he denied any general pad treat
ment OF his wife, and explained the only specnc act OF
an treatment with which he charged He also states
his affidavit that his little girl IS much attached TO 1m
and his sisters that from the detective, ana rom Tue
child uncOsciousy, he has learned that his wie pro
posed 10 the child AZ ROwes request at an lnst
ton in Montreal that on April %, his wire cane
70 see her child and was given free access 70
it, except that watch kept upon her. tnat MS Wne
then freely her guilt and offered to ald IN pun
ishinR Rowe she denounced as the cause Oh ucI
run and then admitted that she had arranged 10 go 10
Europe with Rowe. Two OF the plaintiffs sisters SUD
,tantially confirmed his statements as TO the
Of Mrs Ferguson At the close OF the reading or these
adasits the counsel for the plalntn asked time 10
answer them which the Court granted Chauncey shaer
appeared for the plaintiff; a. Oakley Han Tor the de-
fendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial of James A. Duffy, who snapped pistol
DeputyControler Earle, has been adjourned until Thurs
day next.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John
Kelly william M0nahan held in $1,000 bail each for
stealing $40 rom the drawer al John Heas saloon at
No 1853 Hudson ST.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday John
McKeon Gleason Gustave Salter Elizabeth Hg
gins and Jane Halpin held in $4,000 bail each on
charge r. Buse No 4s
Fiftiehst 0f property which
found in their possession.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
Judge Sutherland Mcclure, for burg in the td
degree sentenced four State Prison william
Zegler Alfred sullivan. for attempts at burglary IN te
degree Daniel sullivan and John ONel for attempts
Larceny each sent 10 state Prison for 90 years
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
motion Of samuel g. Courtney has sent back me c
against George Mikes for libel against john r
Chambern he tried the Kings County Court OF Sessions
District Attorneys OF New YORK and hnSs CO"heS
allowed the matter 20 go by default
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
Charles Harrington alias Jack shepard charged WIN
having goods OF the value OF $500 the property Oh
Brewster & Mills Of No 25 Pearlst, on May D. He met
truckman Dodson, in the eTloy Of ts hrn ana en-
gagged him from Chambers at " the 6listy
Budug at Broadway and COrtlandts ST. BY has dlectOAS
DoisOn carried up the third story, and then rIhs
ton pretending ~ key went cf and was mol
seen afterward truck, and property disappeared
al the The prisoner was held IN DEFAULT o @5oOV
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

4212a41si942, gain Of L North Western, $500
at 41ss042e41s4, gain of 4; Preferred, 300, at
54l2@5ios, a gain of So; 81. Paul. 5000. at 370
364a 36'sG36l2 loss of gig Preferred, l,2oo, az
569sG56l2. no change; Rock Island, 1900, AT
104l2Gl0jis9 1913, a gain of b; Wabash, 300,
at 127s913la a i3G 1914 a gain of y Ohio and
Mississippi, 2,1OO, at 279264027D267s, gam OF
ls Lake Shore, 1920, at 709i97O'sd7l4
97O7sa71. gain of p /; Erie 27,3O0 at 30@30ig0
30li, gain of Il Central and Hudson, 5000 at
105lsG l06i2a 1868, gain of 1as; Harlem, 900 at
l35, gain of l. Del, Lack, and Western, 1000 at
119h@l107sd 1872. no change; Central Of New
jersey 1000 at 109a10Sl2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a
loss of is Michigan Central, 400 at 70071, and 400
Hannibal and st. Joseph at %. The market closed
steady but stupid. The opening, highest lowest.
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VII!
l,l fnIinl in. IL LII 4nll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

and the plaintiff claims that his commissioner vs'ua-
ton Is binding The defendant nssts that the question
should be determined by jury IN trial In the nature OF
suit for and occupston The suit IL important IA
the estates large and many Of the leases iern
nate about the present time William =. Lee appeared
for the plaintiffs William Strauss for the defendant
The Supreme Court, General Term, in the
Of Charles B. Wood against Lucy D. Fisk, decided
yesterday, Judge Daniels giving the opinion. that an
undertaking, appeal, Is not personal bond dying
with the bOndsman, but bond binding his estate James
Fisk. tr.. and Mr.. Bradford security for ludg-
ment appeal taken by William Belden. The judg-
ment affirmed, aud the plaintiff endeavored first,
Fisk being dead TO collect II from Bradford Bradford
nsolvent, and he then sued Mr.. Ftsks estate inc
below dismissed the complaint, but the General
Term holds that the undertaking Is not one ut common
law but intended by the statute to be perfect security
for judgment creditor and attaches 10 the bondsman
estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
We annex closing quotations Of f.

The local money market has been supplied IN pro-
fusion to-day and, after call loans had been made in
early DEALINGS at 393l2, the late offerings were
abundant at 2Ia43. Prime mercantile paper is in
demand At lac Washington advices report Inter
nal Revenue receipts at 100000, and Customs re-
ceipts ut 100000 The United States Treasurer
received $500, 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The following is the Clearing-ho state
mcnt:
Crr.v EXCHANGES e-2G344IG Coll eyc'angesS 929 20
Curry ba!lucrs.. 3,i5JI1J Cold DIlInces--. NOl,oJo
There was = large and active business in Govern
ment bond, at higher prices, sympathetic with the
advance in gold. We annex latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
SALES FROM 2Ia O'CLOCK p. " To CLOSE or et
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. VI



With but one or two exceptions the stock market
has been featureless to-day, having been simply a
brokers' market with generally a trmer tone than
that which characterized yesterdays business
There was renewed demand to-day for the stock Of
the Central and Hudson engineered it is said, by "A
broker known TO do exclusively an investment =
business and the price sharply advanced and
well maintained at the close Erie was also in
good demand and advanced l. per cent on a
fair amount Of business; but the supply Of
stock at 3Ol2 appeared to be adequate TO the wants
of all purchasers, and the price went off Il per cent
The total business Of the day amounted 10 10000
shares and the number of shares of each stock Sold
the opening closing and intermediate prices, with
the final change from last nights closing quotations
were as follows Western Union, 400 shares at
79ss9 79l4 1913 9l2d7 1888, gain Of Il; Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph 300 shares at 25l2a25Ss
a gain of Is Pacific Mail, 300 shares at Ala
43s,a44lsaIl. no change Union Pacific, 2O'4OO
at 7GI4a76l2a 7Gls u 7s076as a gain OF \;
Panama. 500 at 1j7l2a157dljsal 5J, a loss Of
4s,; Kansas Pacific, 300 at 23'G22 l2G23, no
change; Atlantic d Pacific Preferred, 500 at lO'eG
l6I.alG3s. no change; Pacific of Mo-, 600 az
80, gam of IA; St Louis. X. {. a. NJ.
LOO at 9lsQ9q9is gain of Il; Preferred. 300 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
GENEr,s PREsuMPr1vE REsIDENCE.a

In the suit of the City against Henry w. Genet,
the supreme Court General Term Judge Daniels giving
the opinion TO sustain attachment order granted
aanst Genet on an affidavit setting out the facts OF his
escape from custody after conviction Judge Daniels
hods hal the fact Of his continued freedom Is presu
rive proOf that be Is resident OF the state Judge
Davis rsspnts from decision and IN ausQn 70 te
yrounds OF Judge Daniels decision says, " II oincla
Vigilance has been greater since than at the lhe o
me escaDe A presumption based upon IL mas sInau
unds Ia stand up0n But the State is large enough 10
Furnish numerous places of concealment, and even the
cttv itself mas harOrs Of refuge in which criminals may
ne afe from the search Of those who seek diligently not
L, find
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

This is the amount of charges against net earn
ings which take precedence of the dividend in
stead of only" 81 $50 OOO," estimated by the Com
uanv's President in his general remarks page II
amended to the report for 1874 and this amount l.
without reference to any charges for the Sinking
Fund. which, on the First Consolidated Mortgage
bonds alone. amounts to $2J0,000 per annum. The
report although bearing date as of May ., 1871, Is
remarkable for its entire avoidance of reference TO
ANYTHING which has occurred since Dec. 81 1874. Il
makes no remark upon the payment of S31l 900 II
cash to the Sinking Fund after the commencement %
the suit against the Company in January last, or
as to the manner in which it supplied the dehci'
which that payment increased 10 Sl2s5,532 in
stead Of as above, $77j 70j. Neither does it give
hint AS to the character Of its business for the foGr
months of the present year, which had passed whel
the report purpOrts TO have been issued, matters III
which both "stockhOlder and expert might be sup
posed 10 take some interest. Want of space forbil
further analysis Of this very interesting report AZ
this time.
The imports Of dry goods for the week ending TO-
day amount to 81 800, 10, against Sl,i17,73j for
the corresponding week in 1874, and II 2S6,754 III
1873 and the amount marketed is 1867. 900,
against 81 i6i 500 in 1874, and 6GG.2iJ III 1873.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Us, 3D. issue, ll2l2 Philadelphia and Ere
Railroad. 2l34; Reading Railroad, So Pennsyiyau
Railroad. . 1ls; gold. I15Ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
wool MARKET.

ApylP BtA May Wool quiet but steady supply light
and ur1ces nrmer ONO Pennsylvania, and West
virginia Xxx and above 81 q56c X, 30 G56c, aoliun,
s6 c Coarse a. 5Oc Michigan, Indiana ana
Western fine 4s05lc; COmbing Washed, tDg67c combine
Ijnwashed 4bD46oi Canada ComDiug, 6Jd6Jo; Fine n
washed, 35d37e Coarse and Medium Un"aslci 57ati,,
Tub washed So 6GOC Colorado Washed - g1Jc NplOi
ITnwasIed II a25c and MerinO Pulled - d3Oc 40
and super Pulled 4jd6Oc. Texas Pine and Medium Zo9
Soc, Texas Coarse. Il 42Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08

municates vim he alleges TO bc copies Of their ~.
ports on our recor, s. made by him while in
poy. It is obyioun that, if ho Is in possession Of
such reports. he has sta len them, and. if he has been
guilty of theft it is "A asonabe inference that he
will hesitate misreh resent and falsfy what he
offers for SALE II by donh he can create desire
to purchase. To prevent respectable parties from
being imposed upon. and thus beng made the yic-
tins Of blackmail. beg to state that we shall -
happy to confer with any person with whom this
man has communicated and, if our reports are "a
any way erroneous afford them every facility foe
correcting any mistakes and removing any misap-
prchensious This will be q much more honorable
and straightforward course to pursue by all con.
cerned than to deal with q third party whose no
tves evidently corrupt.
We are authorized TO state that tho use this MN
is making of the names of certain eminent bank ~
is entirely unauthorized by them.
DUN, BARLOW & Co, 33j Broadway.
Nor York, May G. 1875.