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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
NEWPORT
A LARGE NUMBER OF THE COTrAGERs STILL PRES
ENT-NEw BUILDINGS PLANNED.

A LARGE NUMBER OF THE COTrAGERs STILL PRES
ENT-NEw BUILDINGS PLANNED.
PROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE!
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 3O.-September, SO
far has been delightful month here, although there
have been several cold norteastery storms The sea
son proper nearly over but it is estimated that two
thirds the residents the cottages still here and
will doubtless remain until the middle Of next month
Tie attractions OF steepcchases and pigeon matches
and the arrival OF she British man-of-war BelcrOphon,
have all had tendency 10 keep the people here and
lengthen the The BeerOphon remains at anchor
in the outer h1rbor aud Is daily visited by hundreds OF
people from ell sections Of the State. Tow-boat steam
ers and rowboats constantly plying to and from
the shore the man-ofwar Visitors can 90 on board
between 0 and 2 o'clock in the morning and 1880 and
o'clock in the afternoon All courteously received
on board. The vessel will remain here until after the
Admras return from his visit TO NewYOrk and Phia-
delpha and will then 90 TO Halifax where the Admiral
has a house which he occupies during the Winter
The prospects are cncoura gng for the Of 1876
Several wcn0Wu residents OF NewYOrk are TO build at
once Real estate notwithstanding the dizziness Of bust
ness shows no sign OF weakness prices for building
lots being high they were two years ago Several
important sales have place recently and negota
tons are pending FOR several pieces OF property on
Belevue-ave. Mrs. q. C. Cram Of New-Hork has Just
begun the erection OF fine Summer residence on Para
dseroad near the second beach The house will cost
-
pleted early in the Spring. The same architect has
charge of the erection OF cottage on Beach NeW-aye
for W willard Of Chicago, and one on Rhode Island
ave for Miss Woolsey, both OF which Will be completed
this Fall He has two other Summer residences underway
Plans have been completed for the erection OF long
needed hotel the beach, and several enterprs NJ
men have taken the matter in hand and determined
that the constant cry n hotel the water shall
be heard no more Newport has only two Summer ho-
tells and these not within sight Of the water
Their situation in a great measure has caused them to
be paringy paronized Travellers when they visit the
seashore are getting tired Of paying - day for board
and from 81 10 y extra the purpose Of reaching the
beach 10 have daily bath. Newport will certainly need
larger hote accommodations next year. There will nm
dOubtediy De greater number OF foreigners present
Many owners of cottages who have been IN Europe
for several years past will surely return next year and Il
can safely said that there will not be many uncugd2ed
cottages In this city by the middle Of next May the
proprietor hotels and boarding houses therefore
hope that money lost tAe past season viii DC more
than made up next year.
, 1875-12-23

and children. oIly iU,i NJ Ut the.n Eri4.; ,nep.
nntt sIrEo tlatt half q! snm Rra wbu:! lsi nr
crippled. kr,l, fighting ra. ,1eynr Lnuirn. "a
nptA struggled against i Mazlhhu irua.t,al, ani
HtIcree1td in boarding it aud hp1lit. IL fur trrn
honr-. Lightly thnn.a'rl Wp1IleEi Mern marched
from tho fInnt,rrs in hLh forced marches ttla.
1nanr uf them fell s!Gaa from exhaustion. Una
ticiernl held u,lt for lcngtil pf .;1o Nh point
II land with Brazilian lsoA.sadn III thr, ri.leB
o! tllnl aud swamp beyond, in which was thu
Argentine army. Ammunition ani rt1visUnb
we're short. 1seI,chtcy caIlc'! on to surrender.
they REFUSED. hut ilnally the Argentlncs prevail
I'd un them 10 do 70. Strange 10 HAY, AEl
tho fighting MAS done for tyfAntn. Tor tho
LoVexes. father aid hou, vcto 10th tyFants
Of Tho fit wats: In this no.calcl 1lcpuhl!u 1t
was tho faAhsnn for tho otlyiug father tu bMlueatl
tho Presidency to tho son and I4opcH H., who
waB tho causn Of tho war, puui4hoi his unhuc-
ceHsf1ll agents. Tho 0rnatal who surrender ed
wien holding out was Al iuposslbllity, and tbs
single survivor Of tho casoe tragedy, suffered
from luis hand, together with tholE families. lio
is ayen said to hayo sacrifeet his brothers aud
sshtct6 TO bis politcsl ambition. Often hs
AriHie8 ware forced 10 live on bitter oranges.
Their Buffefinga wero fearful. flua1lY tho ty-
tnnt'a day ca'na aud ho foil fighting in au en-
gaRement In March, 1870, aud hia grave was dug
oil the tpot whero he foil, by woman whose
history was liukod to his. and who peotle say,
led hIm Oil In many of h,h syrhnn'eal actions.
she buried him aud Ler hon sitlo by side. Her
c1',rage, hcr suffering. and her ntruggics drew
pity from tha ErazIl,ans. Que ia rou1ildtd ol
past hYra. Sparians and Trojans aro calel to
mind Paraguay IL al present dos4 10 all intenta
aud DusDp,cH,
, 1875-12-23
Mr.. BucHANAN'S EXPLANATION.

MIA HAHE hh5 NLtsEus
MI. NJ. j. buchanan, Vice-proBident OF tho
dofu,ct Commercial Loan aud Trust Company,
was vieflcd by Tn1nusE reporter Inst oycnIus,
ut lis residence, No. 1o2 Ashland avouuo. Thoro
was an urgent deBro on tho part Of tho reporter
to obtain from Mr.. Buchanan = statement Of hs
transactions and those Of tho bank during his
connection with TINT institution. Mr. buchanan
wns found at home, suffering from slight ILL
ness, but expressed hisnsof AZ wiling to crafty
tho partlouabo curiosity OF his unexpected via-
itor Tho following conversation took places
ltcnorter soil pcabo explain tho c0nncc-
tion Ut tho Chicago Hallway CONSTRUCTION Conf
pany With tho Commercial Loan aud Trust Conf
pany
Mr. BIT can 10 briefly stated. In May last.
loan OF $4,000 waH ma'lo by tho bank to tho
Constructions Company. Tho only other
ADVANCE MADE TO THE conrANY
waa SLID, which Was pooled in by tho creditors
bank won't III for tho pllrpoto Of securing tho
S1Du00 previously loaned. Tho 500 was sc-
GU, cd Il. tho lrns instance ty 4G0. .lttD it, bunds
If the illinois Nssor Halfway Company
R.-Was tho original loan cousdorol good
when lnado9
Alr. M-Ccrtainly Tho loan Was like any
o.hcr advance of u nln,,ar character. On tho
very day whcu 1t wha inside. the Construction
Company borrowed 25.0Du from different bunks
in tho city. Tho Company enjoyed excellent
credit.
ll.-Thevo wcro other indirect 1oans secured
by the CompanY's stock, we1o there not
Whipple securcd by s12. QUO OF Chicago Hallway
CONSTRUCTION atock. loan was ALEC made to
Mr.. John Fl. nlco. Of 5000. which was secured
by $40, 900 Of tho Construction Compans's y stock
These parties we're all connoctnd With the CoIl-
pnny, aud tho above Gums, amounting to only
~, 100 iu oil, represent
TIE ENTIRE: TRANSACTIONS
Of the bank NTH tho Company, aircct!y or tn-
, 1875-12-23

LEGAL.
No71TCE3

Tbs Registered Construction bonds Ut tie Chicago
daa Ltelt aud coko Company, standing on Tbs bookh
+. Il. Atratsf,. ". IL Anthony, Alex. Bsoau. ]. a.
Hrow1, Jr. i. nowen, Geo. Hrown, Bara1l 4. utown,
i, 5sn II n1own lseehea ? T. ns' 5.s nq,-
Ha.ker, IA4balx brown, u. l. Hruwa aud othrFs, Z,
ulacknaE, E nrtushuus. Jaue :. 1irowu, C. u. LII,
Chars, BeuJ Csrrpf, 0. H. oashsrt, T. i. Cooley. al
j. Caldwell. estate nf ". Gamer. ]. c. Dawsnu II. r.
Rss son D. 1ns: i sS naas
1n2. 7. u. Deposit Co., VI. L. Gsahaul q. H. ursi,.
way, ]. Il, 11ubtcll Hoffman, II. llnnnewe Trus.
Keen, g. b. Keen, . d: Kstu, Ii. D. Keen, Guardian,
T. u; Hartley, II. 9. K.iloRg. J., u, Lambast n 4.
i 5*s: Msta e. Il Afso IL ns1.a3 saa, as r. a,!5s i
Mitchell. H. Il. Magtt Mefch.ata' HsEinSs. Inan, and
Trust celapans, y. !. & SssbsEFy ]: = Sssghsrry g
Israel sheldon. IL tchnb.rt, g. 4. smith, j. staauss
Il sis H. ax; sssas ss1. L sa it,: l.
ao:ta T.ylor, 4: t[ndsr.oGi. s: r San Nss jaii.
i! wi4as.. sse ! i S.:es & "sG G:'Se %ii.f iSsss
n Trustee. /. Yoe. sai, Young jsuc. j. a.I. Yoaa
5enry l.. Young. and bearing tho following nant~r.
I,,wtt: S.s ri: al; lso', ~ l.s!a: e4a l,.i. tn
d.i, g. oi. ia l,ooj 1896. W, 49y -, 2 10l 7uu
e. e. ts 1s III III ~ 115 1s; ~ I 20, III yes 'i i . m
1,.a s27, rs s1s. t&. ri ,ol. s .al. 7 vi, its!.
$50, 13l, i'll. ill., $50 1885, s61, 7i l.l7l. LIZA .,3
1*io, l23 l2i, rs. IN, s4s as0 12s1 h6! fs' ~ es
s, -. 3a7 ~: ~. w. :lst. lsd. 1a3t &C.! 6S!,
III ~ ~? FL! is1 TO- y7l -; ~ ~ III e. 81
l4s1. 1al6, hsa, lsl ~, s b93, III. 10, 30, ~,
l,!.7, las, ar JIM au1, l,o l,sll. 1a9J. s5. 2l6
eo7, 109 no. tul I'll, 4vJ ia 4u ar, 6y resolution
Of ths Hoard If Drecturn Of said Oonsuy. ordsred
to bo called in aud l< and the *a,nn wl TO r.
deeled It the o.ee OF Tho Company on md efesr the
Int day Of January, A. D. is1d Iho holders os sat!
bo.4a arc hgroby lot!netl thereof and that On aud
after lAe sad hi day Of JANUARY, d. lsIG TIE sail!
bon,a will u.Rss TO heAr lntrfrst.
+. +, WATKINS, President,
JAMES X. BUnT1S. s<kretazy.
IIlicsgo. ILL.,, Nov. u. lsl5, .
, 1875-12-23
l'lUTls PICTURES.

The Patient Squa,v aud Tier Children
Tho warrior VINO Wanted to shnrc
tfl1 Contributions.
Tue Virginia. City (Nov.) Chronicle describes
this retuto - 4 plnta s4unw Ia study Of pa-
tlonco mud cheoftulucss unler advcrao circum-
st4nCes. Tho aappicut faCo in town this morn
Ing waa probably that Of an old leathcr-colorcd
fcina1o sitting Oh pile Of sti1 mortar before
lower end OF Tho board upon which her youngest
MAS ntrappel WAS stuck into tho mortar, 10 TINT
sLo waB released Of that care. Her no1t, red
faced shaver Of 8 years, warm and dirty, in
coat Of squirrel nkins. kuawed tho undooayed
side Of an apple, and tho old lady herself Hat
with her lap full Of garbage, picking out and
enjoying tito tid.biss, while the faml'y cur re-
newoa work - hcs feSt Oh tho ~el-po!lshed
bones thrown to it,"
IAo Enterprise OF the snme city supplies tho
following; Ile plutea lase Tor q considerable
time been lapging about tho Htoro of tue lfelof
Committee, cnsting wistiu! eyes upon the ppa
OF clothing, tbs heaps Of blankets, and tho
ticinato in tic business oi carrying oil I'll theso
things. Tho bucks have daily ttattened tdair
noses agniust tho window phues, and thn sQtlawH
hayo popped ia at tho open doors. They Ha"
uhi.e men and wlita womou. Chinamen and ne-
poor rod meu-gettlpg nour, blankets, ooats.
shifts, and all kiods Ut things. aud why theJ
wcre u,ade to take back scat was moro than
.soy could understand. Pluto jim las boon At.
hin nose' ho has. Indeed, DO coyotod
Tho thugs that ho has seen that he
was almost roaay to bust with envy u
evesy Que tias wss gsyen go much - pint OF
Father MonoKus around town for about voell.
then hunted Dlshop Whitaker ~ much longer.
bound to get something gu tho lay Of rcliglon,
all attempts on other tacks having failed. lie
provided l,e could colne ln fur llts share OF tho
rstions, Much ye1od at hs rebufs Ia al quar-
, 1875-12-23
SUNLIGHT.


IL fAS Ediler " TAs Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-TAe effects of sunlight arc
observed in the animal evsn moro markedly than
in tho vegetable creation. Il has boen denlon-
atrated by experiment that snInna1s wtose nat
u1ai color III nbtto will present III entirely
different hue and appearance 1t reared III
darknesa. That tho Development Of tad
poles can be retarded BY coutlnlug them
Ia dark Vessels nAs beon sufficiently
demonstrated by tho experiments OF Edwards
aud Hammond. Tho dAh found In tho Mann
moth Care lase no sight, becRuae the develop
meut Of the syes IL arrested BY the absonce Of
light Sir Humphrey Dayy, iu his "Hslmonla,
or Coasolatlons OF Tsavol." describes tue Pro-
&eus Aaguinus, found In the arotto OF Mada1eue.
in Illyrla, several hundred feet below tia sur
fAos. lla represents than ~ pale, slender ores-
tures, Almoat transparent In theIr nAtu1a! condi-
tiou but gradually bocomiug u y darker color
, 1875-12-23
MR.. SCHMIDT'S INDICATIONS


Yesterday morning Mr., Jacob Schmidt, living
Oh urcmer street, IN tho Fifteenth Ward, con-
corning whose probable running distilto1y ccr-
tain statemons woro male In THE TnmusE Of
Tuotd.y, made his appearance In the office
in eta.o Of great indignation, for tho purpose
Of denying the allegations. Not contont with
nero deuial, ho inaiste1 Tint q reporter should
at ouca accompany him to his house for tue pur-
poso Of examining the barn and its conteu.s.
THIS was Of oourse done. and the two wont d.
rccLly to Mr. Bchultdt'H premises. aud wont into
tho barn to which reference waH made which.
although continuing ntnncr OF bottles, boil
crn, emil furnace. etc., haa no trace Of stlli
or OF any tubs, or mill for grinding corn. After
tho reporter had thus satsicd himself that there
was nothing wrong nbout tho PROMISES tlr.
Schmidt won't on to state that ho WAS, what ho
had told tho nciglibors,
ExpEaIMnsT1xa IN DYES
aud that o bclloyod TINT ho was OH tho track Of
somo discoveries In tho shape Of new dyes. out
Of which 10 would be- enabled to make consider
able mouoy. For tho purpose OF kecping any
ona from stealing away hH secret, he had been
In tho habit OF shutting himself up Ia tho barn,
moro especially since thero mas 10 room iu tho
houHo whero his rather dirty experiments could
be conveniently carr.ed on. That Mr. Schmidt
had boon doing something in tho dyeing way Ia
teriaIs scattered around, nnd from tue remnants
OF cloth on which experimental dyes had boon
tested.
10 far as the story Of tho boy ie concerned.
Mr. Schmidt denies It entirely. lfe Haya that ho
noycz employed any person to DO any work In
tho barn, except tho mombera Of his own fam.
lily, aud that only occasionally when tiIero was
aomB heavy lifting or something OF tl!at sort to
bo dond. lIo is unable to understand why any
persou should hayo fabricated such yarn con-
corning him. and is OF tho belief that 1t WAS
purely piece Of malicious mischief on the part
Of tho young man. In Wow Ut all these ciroum-
stances, 1tr Schmidt must certainly be Anquit-
ted Of having dcf1audod tho Government, aud
tho negligence Of tho nevcnuo oticu.s ls ,lndt-
eetAi,
, 1875-12-23
WHISKY.
Mr.. G. @. Nusssoll Asserts that He Has
Not Given Away" tho
Chicago Ring.
An Assessment Of Sfo5,000 T,eyEed
Against San Francisco Dis
tiilers.
RUSSELL.

HUSatLLs
mr. nEH1fN THAT He HAS "sQCEALED."
A Tn,nuNE reporter last night repaired to tho
rcni,lcnce OF alr. Gho'scn q. Ausacll, On Wabaal.
ayonue, near Thrtcth street. to ascertain II that
gentleman had returned from Washington, aud
Of obtaining full md eat.siacsory soplies. II
will be aeon that tho rcp],onscs to tho reporters
interrogations wcrv wanting iu buth Of these
particulars.
4 RUG Of tho ,loor-bell brought 10 tho door
rather tall, tniddlo-aged goatlemau, nata hair
slightly sngcd With gray. and fnco tint bosok-
cued tue foatutes Of q b1sinesB-man.
Tho gentleman said STOOD evening"
Tho ropo1ter returned tho entutaton, aud ln-
1ulei II tho person ho WAS addressing WAS Mr.
Russell.
Tho gentleman said, "les, I'm Mr.. nuaselt."
Iep,-Wol Mr.. flussei1, The TnlnuSE-
Mr., n.-Seut sou he1e, did I'll Well Two
sccn the papers, sud know win. You're sftcr.
sir. n.-E1aets, and I simply refuse TO say
anything OIL tue subject.
Nop.-Well. Hi. llussell, thoro have beon tvo
rumora oxtant regarding the object Of your visit
to Washington. You Say YOU know vlat they
are. Tie first. then, il tho statement that you
went To Washington to endeavor, il possible, to
secuso reduction IN tho amount OF your as-
Boes1nout- The Becend iH, iu aubstauco thht yo4l
went 10 Washington to AIrange for furnishing
tho Government with Information regarding
certain parties connected With tho whisky
troubles.
Ar. L--Ycs: know that'B what the pnperB
nay. As Butd bufure, huNcYer. Two nothiul. to
aay tonight. 1IuyLo Ill lnaso Btatomeut at
another tilue.
l!cp.-You don't wiHn TO tay, then, which Of
these rt,tnorB or whether cithor Of them, 1soB-
AcsscH nny trath2
Mr, Ri don't want to mako any statement et
all.
Iscp,-Trankly, now, Mr.. Russell, did you mr.
rn,ce for g,yiI.s information tU tho Goyuru-
mcns? .
hlr. R-No. sir. No arrangements wefo made
for furnshipB my inlofMatlon to tue Gofcrn-
ment.
Itep-To tho point again. Mr.. Russell: Did
you attempt to secure reduction Of your as-
seRanent;
Mr. III did.
ltep.-Did von succeed?
1sr. R.-lt hns resulted In simply nothing 30
far.
Tho reporter expressed his borrow at not being
permitted to take Mr. Eussells full statement
verbatim, as he assured the gentleman Ae would
do II ho 10 doBitod. At tho came tln1o ho TaA
Awaro Tint he had found out what le really won't
aftor-thut Mr. ltuasell had gune to Washing
formation to tie Government otllcera. and that
hia axortionB III behalf Of a reduction i'll Ais as
sesesneut weTo unsuccessful.
This little duct lRd boou carried on whilo
standing at tho front door, In tho luther chilly
evening air, aud. at this point. having Detained
q dead Htandst1ll, inAsulnch Us MF. 1!uBsoll re-
fused to mike ally further statement, tho Ee-
porter withdrew aild tho quiet ht.io uool-stcp
purity 1zoku up.
, 1875-12-23

@tueHo& Rrfs t1FTeapoHdkafs L1nctlIatt enquirer.
1n travelling in stFaugo lands You hear ulanY
Interesting stores, but ono has ,nnio sucf. ALI
impression OH me that cAunos furbcar giving
YOU few iten!a from It. 1t Is about tho last
llraXu3yan wsr. 1t ia said that auch lighting
mover wa4 known. It began about queatlon OF
boundaries with Drazi!. Lopez the Prasidoat,
asked for leave to 80 through the Argentine Re-
public. 1t was. Of courss. refused. He then
divided his army of Is, ,0O0 mon into three parts,
sent ouo 10 BRAZIL QUO into tbs Argentine He
public. aud Kept QUO at homo: Meetlug with re-
raised III army OF $4,000 men, aud
thoy fought like Ifoians, or rathsr
like mUinlen. The war laate1 ayo or
Mx years. aud out vi . population Of !. QUO, ,0Q0
there sss only l20, 900 loft Ill told, men, woMon,
, 1875-12-23
0ne-Third the Assets Of the Commercial
Loan Company Arc in
That Condition.
Meetings Of Dopositors to 0onsldor tho
State Of tho Case.
Ncs.Presldtnt Buchanan Explains htastors as
ffo Understands Them.
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS.

..,,..-. -. - ,,...,..,.,,,., r ,,, o,,,
LUZ im''u." " Wv ,r4' oon'''s'". a., .o"' 49,
baVlngs hanR 3als 7crg noaV'lY on ano et@s7 .!
poraons who arc oaut ablo to boar the loss OF
the}r monoy, MANY Of tho gnylpes deposltors OF
~, h,1lr nm noor. h,rd.wotkinr mou. wl,oea
~ ,.u | ~ ~. 49, aa,,s,..1 .a,,,ar,,
ht'o ~! aaH a'loH'.e" 10 snu s."i0su n '.,,,,
III anticipation OF tl,at "lnlt'S day" WHICH hso
suddenly hnt1 enaty como 70 Roi'le Of them.
A number 1T Tho dcpostors aro mon out OF
*rnrt =, rroaent nn,, WIN nrc thrown unon tl,or
WIS =. r. ,,, ~, .,t,
CIV" 'cs''"'coa ~. 'A'' "t'''t' N'
soged by tncso anxious sons OF toll.
E,om ai that can In Ienrnc,1 il Kocp,a as II tho
,,,nL ,r,. +r,, nv Vim. p,cu;do,t I,ucI,apon nl-
p"iA "'p ~ =! -! ,''.. 1mtn.,a p,s.,
most wholly III ZIG interest OF tao lltlno's Nsef
Improvement Company anil tllo Construction
Conpapy with which 10 WIS connected. Iio was
,o, i,.a-,u,e i t., .bo.f,urio,, unusa
..-.., - ..,,,,,,,, ,,r,,,s oror nv
""' .,,". ~, -. ,.n., wss woa,t and ,,a. ,s
months ago TINT INC banh "aS "ooA. anu 'nas 4se
CAPITAL stock of sl00,D00 waB exhausted. At
that tima--or nhout that tple-Dr. Tolmau
,rt,,.,or t,,,,o+o,, ,,Ia
""'''~' '4 4,,.a,ns..,n,, 10 n,rs,,rsr
RESIGNATION As e"ha'nEst' -.
which WAS nut ncceptcd, though hc was In Ill
health,
Ahnu. . rcar AGO n loan vns askcd for bv tho
ca.n,.,.,., 1,on nnd n,v;nga 7t,,h ~ oro nj
tou'a't4c'ul AoAa Anu o"'1uh' o''A " Wv "
tho bost-hno"n and stfohFess h'laoe1a' lhssltu-
tous, tbs Commercial offering ~ securty capi-
,al stock shares Of the bank ut b0 cent" OIL tho
dollar, bnt t.iB WIS REFUSED
1t l,aH bcrn stated tLat The cn,iao OF tic fail
nre, or closius-u,, was that th"ro had been q
disagreement among tlio Board ui IruHtces.. It
In Bai1 TINT there is no truth whateyor III this
Tho ronson is moro likely To haye heon TINT Mr.
sleyor, tho Cashier, decidedly. objcctnl to tho
mode Ut tlnaucering cagrlo1 OH by A!r. Iuct'cna',
md 1t IL probably moro through hin tllati any
other sousca that this hunk was closed.
Jill. HARVEY, THE A4slnSEE,
was buB,ly engaged yostcray In strnlghtening
up tho buoHB alla lie, With lT. MDyuf, II lelt
alone by tho dopdsitors. will manage to got nnt-
Nceut caBh by Friday to pay - ~ por cent dlyi.
lcnd. Mr.. i4arsey rtatod that, 40 far, ho Ind
found nothing really csooke4, except the fact
that Mr.. Nuchanan had takcn as SECURITY, for
mouey lonnch f,om tho bauh. notes that IRE not
worth cent on tho dollar.
BrrC1MES EH1czs.
Among tIs pal,cr inas 10 r1A rcd over so. 900
pf It. ii. Wllpplr. ;;;-u,v'iJ in nctes ot Ian!
Wuiker, sc(OrO If tho p.pr:sf lrt, Holmes, alld
$4,000 Ut George X. clarao's no:'t.
Tho totnI amount Of billn receivable iB about
s72o2, 600. or this, tl3i,Uu0 is o2ilactcd to bo
good, aB it i8 secured mostly by real estate.
Exchanse. cash, aud hol.tls ainount to about
E1!5 U0U, The Archer hytnltH rcnl estate II
, 1875-12-23

NJ Rchuotzcn 1Inll in lilo afternoon 10 confer
With this mneting. ht tho meeting IN tho hfter-
noon, which bad heen attended ky ab'it tJl
crod''ms. committee Of thteo, csns1s.jns 'f
MessEs, 1lebn. JonaF, an'l DHuaetly three ~
good men M enuld bo found m thu North Hn!c--
had tpo1 appointed to Investigate tho hooks Of
tho Company. In conjunction with Mr: Joel
!. Harroy, tha As.isnoo ;. arroin:nl l,y
baum @ 'aIr'i lad aIso offered 10 furnish
tho Cotntnitlon viii, his best bookkecper
to aid them In their labors. Tho Committee
wo,ihl DO ready to make report neat Frlhv
afternoon. mud before that tttno nothing could
be DOM,
Mr. Manson yerv excitndiy instnuhtet1 that tho
men appointed by tho meeting at the Shnetzcn
llal did not represent tue rcuplo: lie wantodh
nan OIL tin Committee who wonfl
LOOK OFT FoA TIE POOR CnEp1Tona,
an! not for tito stockloldess. tChce1s and con-
alr. 4. loose, WIN presided At tho afternoon
mceting mounted Tue table aud stated that their
inunting Ind Docc entirely III tho interest OF tho
tiepoHitore. it was no uBe to 70 ahead too inst,
Nothing could be done until Tho books Of tho
bank 4atl been examined.
Tho crowd, however. was .ios nattshcd With
tho cxplanat,on and clamured for u committee
from toir midet. ..-
MIR. bruno Kl,aucr In order to bring harmony
out Of chaos moved that Il committee ct thrso
le appointed 10 act In conjunction with Tho
committee Ut three appointed In tho afternoon.
The notloll was carried, and tic following
gcntonlon woro elected b. tho meeting 10 act ns
such comnittco. Mr.. Young, Anton Friedrich,
sud Edward 4. Lima.
Tho meeting thon adjourned.
Among tlloao WHO buifer most severely by tho
AneroHat0n Of tho 6ank nre Nr NJ. casey, II
sai0on.kcepor, who had III tic bank 52.61D-,ail
lile inunoy ho hai III tho World.-aiid ]ustico X.
4. kauin!tnn, who not on's loses a5l the money
hs had saved, but alHO large amount Of jntlg-
monts deposited III tho Gank, Which Ao will havo
to mako gu0I
, 1875-12-23
Public Notice

IL hereby given that on Monday thu 10th day Of Jan.
usry lSjG 1t thu hour of II o'eloek H. III :, ters will
be Custom -llouso sa.s Vt bonded and unclaimed
voot!s at pubic randue. Tia sA!s will take plaza Vt
Wa4tswort's o. 8. bundled Warehouse, corner Market
a,, Jatksu sss aud Tho goods Will be sold In aerora
aIna With Arttcat TOO aud 7Gi Customs Agulauous,
lb7A. ...-.-
Ohe Case 1sMate& Nun, $50 gallons, lmporte4 from
NuutetAl PAT Michigan Cautssl ltaixs}s pe. l'19
by Juhn bsAatz, aud .ws1thuu1td uulcs II. Il. bohu
No. 80.
TweutyeIRht Rolls Of Psper. cons9usd to the ltocI
River taIse Company PEE Prop Scotia from NontFeAl
Oct. s, ld7A
Fifteen Basrp!s Satu,ou. e,nsgat1 to i. latele
CO. per Prop Scpua froln Montreal Nay. 10, lhl&.
Twelve Boxes Canned MAekessl. con&1xnad TO a. L.
Minty per Prop Bcus1a. Suy. III. f9H.
Tsf,,s Of ssl-Cssh " lAa hIxtss aud beat bidder.
]. Il, JONES, Collector.
Fort at Chicago Dec. 90, 1915.
, 1875-12-23


On Thursday 1aat Mirses Ids Hamilton. Mary
Howard, and Annie Howard. accompanied By
Atessrs. J. II. summers, G. r. Speucor, John
". Gatewood, aud H. c. Lindsey, went rabb,t
hunting. They had twenty-five fox hounds, aal
waut about 10 miles from, the city, and lad
good luck In starting several rabbits, which tho
tho latios enjoyed tho sport, and kept up with
tho dogs in the chase, and mover complained OF
being tiret at night when they returned, While
Eome OF tho gentlemen. To ato sorry to learn.
were completely worn out.