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Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The new Presbyterian Church at Kennedy
vile will be dedicated on Sabbath, January
Oath.
II is said that Col Daniel Lloyd, who died
on Monday Of last week, in Talbot county, lost
100000 by the late war.
Mrs. r. J. Willoughby, near fredericksburg,
10 the fOrtunats heiress of $25, 900 in cash and
$50 acres OF land from q deceased relative ia
Southern State.
Several public spirited citizens OF Salisbury
are taking steps towards instituting a bank
thsrs under the new banking law recently
passed by Congress-
One hundred heirs of the Ash family, among
whom is included the Hon. j. A. j. Creswel,
of Elkt0n, are claiming some three or four
millions OF dollars In the city of Amsterdam,
Holland.
Stephan Deuney. the oldest person but one
IN Talbot county, died at Royal Oak last week
in his 9lst year. lie was good man and was
noted for his unostentatiOus but frequent
charities to poor people.
Rev. G. Z. Shepperd, Of Bethel NJ. E..
Church, Bohemia Manor, was literally sup
pied with provisions by surprise party last
week. Hon. 3. T. Biggs, member Of the
church, made the presentation speech.
The duel reported last week near Newtown,
Worcester county, between two young men,
over q yG1Rg woman, is said to be a lie
manufactured By the Newtovn Gazette The
Princess Anne True Na1ylaader denies the
whole story.
The dwelling house of Thomas Janney, near
Bay View, Cecil county, together with the
week, the family barely escaping with their
lives Insurance oDly.S700. Mr.. Janney had
short time since expended upwards of 81 ,0OC
IN repairing HIS dwelling.
An Agricultural Society has been organized
for Talbot county but there is likely to be q
muss about it. 1t is proposed to hold the fais
at HambletOn Hole in-the-WslD instead o,
Easton and the Eastonians are kicking agains
it. 1t seens that the State appIopriatss $500
to each society organized.
Death RdrrsRt On Tuesdsy last, Gov
Groome signed the death warrant Of Georg'
Wheeler e0lOred, convicted in the Novemb be
term of the Talbot County Court, of the mur
der of Mrs. Margaret Whitman, ordering thu
execution 30 take place at Easton, on Friday
March l3th before o'clock P. M.
A little daughter of Ben Hartman, colored
at Snow Hill, on Wednesday night, Will
sathing her frNstsS fsOt with spirits of turpen
tine near the fire, set the spirits of turpsntin
on ERE, which communicated to her clothes
asd she was So badly burned that she died il
six hours. Her grandmother, an old wome
of seventy, was so badly bu-nsd that she
likely to die also.
The CeHtrevihe Observer says two me
giving the names of William Z. Turner an
John Price, are charged with breaking int
the house Of Mrs t. P2sswater, near Wi
lOushOy's shsps, Queen Annss county, o
Il Il R.l koJ.
rage GA that lady and Mrs Mary Council
They were driven oE The.e are two gentl,
me0 liSisg in Txlbot cuuRty bearing the abov
names, but they are not the guilty parties.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ By Of Leviri Faeiss. directed will
exposed Public Sale at the store OF Jakes Co.
Of Wyoming, Kent and State Delaware
WEDNESDAY, the goth day of Jannary 1873 at clock,
the following real estate. to wit:
All that certain lot aud situated in the
Of Wyoming in the OF Kent and State Of Della
aforesaid aOinug lands of William +. Adrich and
town. south 5Y lands William f. Adrich
by Wyoming OF said town, and the west by
Mechanics of said having Wyoming
Of hundred City tse bY adeph of hundred
and dy-siK feet and containing Si6ty-FOur ThoMsan nd
Feet, be the more or less aud being the
and premises which conveyed unto the said Jane
DswOOdy in fee in two parcels by the deed Besemer
A. D. 1859 and Of record the Oce OF Recorder of Deeds &c
county aforesaid, book X, vol 8 folio 57,
and another George H. Faysr by deed dated the
April A. ID 1871 aud recorded ia the office aforesaid
book NJ vol oO 43S de- BY reference to said deeds
will fully appear
that certain other lot piece and parcel Of land
situated in the of WY0mng in the County and State
aforesaid adjoining lands OF Charles Ramsel and bounded
olows On the north by lAnd s liiam H. RIdgway
y1mng and the by Mechanics
Wyoming Of sixty iee bV depth Of two
dred and fifty six and containing Fifteen Thousand
iIiundred and sixty square Feet, be- the same
and being the lands and premises which
Charles r. Ramsdel and wife DsWO0dy
Adrich and FOYed c. Ramde and which subsequently be-
vested ia the said David g. DewOody in tee in ssVsray
together with all and the buildings improvements
Seized and taken tn execution property DAVID
DEWOOOY and JANE s.. his wife will b. sold tor cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late sheriff
SHRRIFPs QFFICE. DOVER, DEL,l
DeceHOer 2s, 1874. :
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TEE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

the 18th inst. in Smyrna, at the resi-
dence OF the brides BY Rev Dr. Phoebus. Eugene
cSsw and Maggie r. daughter OF Francis wilds. Esq.
the eSmyrna Circuit Parsonage.
Jan 18th by Rev W. Gregg, Mr.. john Bsdwe to Miss.
Rachel y. Anderson, all of Kent Co.. Del
FORD-BERRi.-By the at the place, JAM 10Th
Mr. Presley Ford to Ms Lizzie Berry both OF Kent Co.,
Del.
SCUCE-DARLING.-By Rev. James NJ Elderdce. Jan. 7h.
1875 at4he NJ p Parsonage IN Leipsc Mr WilAm Scuee
Miss Emily Darling. both OF Kent County, Delaware.
YARDLEY-BELL-On the Gath OF DeeembsE. 1874. at the
residence Of the brides neither BY the Rev. L. b. Hoffman
Robert NJ Ysdley to Clara Bell daughter Of the late Reese
J. Bal Of&nyrnal beth of DOylsstown, Pa.
JACKSON-NOCK.-In Camden, the evening OF the 5th
inst. By Rev. T. Cooper D. D. Mr. Charles A. Jackson and
Miss Mary z. Mock. both Of Camden, Del.
T0WNSEND-W E5r-On the 18th inst at the residence o
the brides brother Henry MaOY, by Rev W. o. Robinson
No 1896 4th Street PhladeDhI Mr. Asher O. nssnd
OfCanisn, n. j.. formerly Of Delaware and Miss Joe
WsSL formerly Of Smyrna) al Of philadelphia
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Extraordinary Case of Religious Fan.
a1ieism.

HoNEsDALE, PENN, Thursday, Jan IA, 1875.
Crlssy Hacker, an intelligent al teautlful
young lady, living at Whites Valley, sixteen
miles vest of this place, deliberately burned
hsresslf to death yesterday, while under the in
tiuence OF extraOrdznary religious lanaticsIn.
She was the daughter Of VI Illam Hacker, a
wealthy and prominent farmer of the county.
For some five or six years past she has at times
Lsen subject to temporary INSANITY, during
which lspsss she imagined that she had com-
mitted sins against ''her Immanuer' which
could be only absoiVed by the making Of burnt
sfsrings. While labcring under this mental
halluciuation, she would erect alters ia the
fields of her fathers farm, and ssefi6ee lambs
60 eppease the wrath of her offended deity, aRd
also burn clothing aud household articles of
different kinda Her father, Ia widower,)
fearing that she might, during one OF these
intervals, do herself bodily harm, kept strict
watch on her movements.
Yesterday Mr.. Hacker had occasion to go to
q Deigh6orIDg village, and as his daughter
manifested slgRs of the recurrence OF one OF her
insane intervals, he charged his hired man to
watch her during his absence. At noon the
man went to bis dinner, leaving the young
lady in the kitchen reading the Bible. For
some reason he did not return to the house
until Mr.. Hacker came back, which wss about
2 o'clock. When the latter entered his kitchen
he was paralyzed with horror at the sight that
confronted him. On the Goals and ashes oi
whst had evidently been one of Miss Hacker
altars, lay the body of his daughter, literally
burned to a cTisp. The face was the only parl
not burned. Notwithstanding the intense
agony that she must have endured, her features
we're not distorted in the least, but wore al
expression calm and peaceful, her lips being
parted in q smile, as if she died believing tha
through that fiery ordeal she was to pass into
joyful stsrnity. Il appears that while th'
hired unau was absent Miss Hacker had forme'
out of a set of quilting frames pyre or altar
On this she had spread some carpet, and mad
herself pillow. When found she lay on hs
right side, with ber cheek resting on her hand
Everything seemed to indicate that this wa
the position she had taken at first, aud iron
which she had uot moved. At one side OF tn
altar she had piled up quantity OF com6ustl
BE wood, and when all was 10 readiness ha'
hrsd il, from which the flames soon spread owe
and envsloped the altar.
In the family bible. which was found open
the book Of Job, the following note was foun
In the handwriting of the deceased: te
Dear Father Ny Immanuel appeared to m
today. He reveals to me the fact that ! hav
eommitted the unpardonable sin, which L ca
only obtain forgiveness for by passing throug
the cleansing of FIRE. will intsrceds for yoI
ny dear father.g You will find my purlhe
BODY In the northeast corner OF the house. =,
sish to have my ashes buried in my lmmanusi
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
CHERIFES SALE

~ BY of two of Levari Facias directed
will be exposed to Public Auction Vendue the Hotel
E. FoXwel in the smyrna Duck Greek Hundred
county and State of Delaware THURSDAY the 2st day
January, 1875 clock the following real
to wit:
AL those tracts pieces and parcels of land
land and Tilghman
situated in KentOn Hundred formerly Duck
Hundred Kent State of Delaware
p Comegy ESQ., trustee appointed by the Orphans COar
and for Kent aforesaid Tor that the fifteenth
day OF April A. D. 1869 to the said Franklin W. Griffith and
said by trustee aforesaid with the letter and H.
follows witt letter f. hundred and thirteen
and psrkes Of land and letter
six and twentyt psches be the
adjoining lands Susan AtK and parcels marked
plot with the letters D. H. and lands OF the heirs Edward
Ax and the parties hereto for greater certainty Of descrp
the plot aforesaid whereon
and distances the several parcels which the
sold by the said trustee together with ali
the buildings, improvements fixtures. &c.
Seized and taken execution the property of FRANK
LIN W. GRIFFITH. aud will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, DOVER DEL,
DeeeLa ber eth, 1874.
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DEATH y.

HENDERsON-In this town. the lt inst, Msss E., in
FAINT daughter Of Jas. Henderson, aged mos.
McC0NAUGHY.On the nth inst, in CLAYTON, Dell Laura r.
daughter Of A. MeCOnauRhy, in her 5th year.
BURROWS-At smyrna Landing, jan l7th Lewis Burrows
aged 65 years.
cONNER.-Ontbs seth inst- tkls tSwK Bartholomew
COnusr, aged 65 yaarL
DEAKYNE-In Appoquinmiuk, James, son Of Mr. Ward DeA
kyne. the 10Th inst, in his l4th
BUCKMASTER-0n the 18th tnst Smyrna, Mrs Elizabeth
H., vile Of Mr.. ThoG. 8. Buekmastsr, aged 4S years.
In faith, and trust Earth abe dwst,
And iu the Christians path she trod,
Deeply her Saviours love Aha felt
Whe died that she might live with God.
The Christians hope sadness cheers,
The Christians rock stay must be,
Then let us cease selfish tears,
Nor ask In sorrow-where Is shsf
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
GHERIFF'S SALE

W By virtue % writ of Levari Facas. to directed.
be exposed Public Sale, the hetel of c. E. FOxwel
in the town OF smyrna Duck Creek Hundred Kent county
aud State OF Delaware, THURSDAY, the 2lgt day Of
January A. D. 1873 at GH o'clock the following described
Real Estate TO wit.
south side Commerce Street in the town Of Smyrna Kent
county and State ~ Delaware, bounded follows
Beginning at stake the side Commerce Street
Aforesaid for the andS
south forty degrees and thirty hundred
i've feet and inches to stake the northwest side
Mulberry for said Wordsn thence with
Mulberry street south fOrtynine degrees and OrtY6Vs
fifty feet to stake Jane Hunter
thence with said Hunters lot north forty degrees and thirty
minutes west tive hundred and seven feet and two inches
side said COInmerce
Hunters lot with said Commerce north
City degrees fifty feet to the place OF begnnng containing
Ten TbOusand Three Hundred and Sixteen square
Feet less it being the lot of land
WOrden by said Allen by
this ndenure. Together with FL and singular the
buildings, improvements, &c.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of WILLIAM
WORDEN ALICE h.. his wife, and will he sold
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
SHKRHPS OFFICE, DOVER, DRLn(
December q, is7a.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
CHERTFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of writ o. Vendton ErPo1as to me directed
be Public Sale the trent door OF the County
Building in the Dover, Dover Hundred Kent county
Delaware TUESDAY, the goth day Of January
1878 ~ o'clock, the following described Real Estate,
10 wit:
A that esrtan piece parcel tract Of salt marsh
upland situated lying and being ST. Jones Neck IN Dover
Hundred Kent and state Of Delaware bOuRded by the
kits Hammock owned by John X. Norris by
Delaware Bay b No hereinafter mentioned and b lands
o John Dickinson Logan containing One Hundred and
NnetyThrer Aercs more or Tess being marx r e
and A. n No the plot OF the division OF sally NJ Dick
iusOns land record In the Recorder Office OF Kent county
No. ALI that certain piece parcel tract OF salt marsh
upland situated lying and being in the Neck, Hundred
County State aforesaid bounded by above mentioned
the Delaware and by marsh upland OF the said John
Dickinson Logan, containing Two Hundred and Forty
Seven and-a-haf Acres, less, 1t being marked
q. q. l.. Ne. the aforesaid plot.
S8zed execution the property OF GUSTANUs
g. LOGAN and will be sold for cash,
SHRRHF's OFFICE, DOVER. DELnl
December %, 1874
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
SHERRIFFS SALE.

~ BY virtue OF writ OF Al Levar Facias to directed
will be exposed TO Public Sale at the front door OF the County
and State Delaware TUESDAY, the goth OF January
1875 ats clock p NJ the following described Real Et tate to
The@e two pieces or parcels land situated partly in
Murdsrk Hundred and partly in Dover Hundred IN Kent
and State Of Delaware Aforesaid adjoining lands OF
of the heirs Of Thomas Slaughter dec
Robert Frasher and lands Of John Reynolds, and
containing Two Hundred and Thirty Acres, more or
being lands conveyed TO the said Joshua R.
Clements by the ndenure OF John Clements and Louisa NJ
his wife bearing date the first day Of January A. D. 1855
corded in the Recorders Office Dover in book o, vol
page particular description OF which
9~ThSt tract or parcel Of land situate Murdel
Hundred aforesaid, adening lands late James
Fahsr and Others containing Two Acres, more or ess
Joshua R. Clements George W. Plummer and Rebecea Ann.
his wife their ndsnurs bearing date the 18th day OF
Aforesaid IN book O. vol folio 262. &c. and for
tieuAr description Of which reference thsreunto had
n, NO "a 20 Tbnoss Fasher -
others, containing TwentyEight Acres. more or less
the tract parcel OF land which conveyed to
tho said Joshua Clements by Peter u Cooper and MARY
his wife, by their ndenur0 bearing date the thrtieh
OF March, A. d. 1859 and recorded in the Recorders Office at
O. SO L. folio 2b4 and for particular
description OF which reference is tbereunto made.
Hundred in Kent county Aforesaid containing Nnety-Ive
|
conveyed the said Joshua Clements by Joel Clements and
Elizabeth his wie by their ndenure bearing date the twenty
Office Dover aforesaid. book Y, volume fOOs 1883 and
49, after deduetng thsreom the part sold and conveyed
the first day Of May A. D. 1851
recorded IN the Recorders Once aforesaid In book NJ vOum
hereby together with all and singular the buildings
Improvements fixtures. &s. ,o..v,-. . :,
OLEMENTs and ELIZA, wHe aud tenants and vii
be sold for cash. - -.. ...z.., . -, -
| sHERIEY's oFFIoE, DOVER, DEL.l
| December 49, 1874 !
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

At meeting Of the Methodist preachers of
Boston aud vicinity on Monday, resolutions
were unanimously adopted thanking the Presi
dent and General Sheridan for their action in
the Louisiana troubles, and thanking Wendell
Phillips for his speech In Faneuil Hall Bishop
Bowman, of st. Louis, was present at the
meeting and gave melancholy account of the
oppression of the negroes in the South, saying
that ''tithe of the disturbances in that sec
tioa had not been told"
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
.HERIEF'S SALE

~ BY virtue writ of Leva Facias, directed will
be Public Sale the hotel of Charles FOxws n
the town OF Smyrna, Duck Greek Hundred Kent county and
State Of Delaware THURSDAY the ss day Of January
1875 at o'clock p M the following real estate TO witt
All these certain parcels ground in the town
of Smyrna the said Kent county Delaware
which convened said William WOrden by Richard
Hastings and Elsxgen his wife, by ndentare bearing date
the day Of December A. D. 1865 and recorded in
the Office for recording deeds in and for Kent aforesaid
bSOk b. vol s. said several certain lots OF ground
been to the said Richard Hastings
dry deeds from James r. Clements aud wife
Charles q. Temple from Edwin Wilmer and George H Ray
mOnd administrators of Daniel Cummins, (deedl and from
John H. Wilson and Ws together with all and singular the
buildings, 6xturs, &c
Seized execution the property Of WILLIAM
WORDEN and ALICE H.. his WIFE and will he sold Tor cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, late Sheriff.
sHERiFFis OFFICE, DovEK DELrl
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

OYSTER SOUP.-Take one hundred oysters
out of ths liquor. To half OF the liquor add an
equal quantity of water. Boil it with one
teacupful of crushed allspice, a little mace,
somo cayenne pepper aad salt. Let it boil
twenty minutes, then strain it, put it back in
the stew.pan, and add the oysters As soon
as it begins to boil, add teacuptul of cream,
and little grated cracker, rubbed iu one
ounce of butter. AS soon as the oysters are
plump, serve them.
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SHea'lH'S safes.
CHERTEES SATE

Nj EhIFF 5 SALE.
~ BY writ of Plu. Yepditioni Exponas, to
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale. the Hotel Of
Charles f. Foxwell, in the Of Smyrna, Duck Greek
Hundred Kent and State of Delaware, THURSDAY
the 2sth day OF January ls5 at o'clock the following
real estate, to wit:
No. A that certain piece parcel lot of ground situated
the northeast side OF Delaware Street. the OF
Duck Greek Hundred Kent County and State OF Delaware
aonng lands OF Jane Pman and others and said to contain
six Thousand Square Feet of Ground, more or ess.
the improvements which twsstoried Frame Dwell
ling House, and tive soried Frame Back Building, Smoke
House, and other out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution the property OF BENJAMIN
g. ALLEN, and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON late Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE. DOVER DEL" :
January 1th 1874.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

Phillips & Co.'S. Fall and Winter Stock of
Ready blade Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gsats
Furnishing Goods have arrived. Be sure to
give them call, for they are determined to
sell cheaper than any one else can do-for goods
of the same quality.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
FOR RENT.

A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE HOUSE, on Commerce Street, near Main
-ercelIsnt business s,and-ocCuPied at present by
the Messrs. johnson.
A LARGE ROOM 1890 feet on the second foo;
of the Brick Store House, corner Of Main and Com
merce Streets; now Office for the Messrs. IygerI'
TWO SMALL TENANT HOUSES, 10 good
repair, near the towa. ,
SMYRNA, Dec. LIST, 1874 -3m
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CANCER CAN BE CURED.

DR.. H. T. BOND, OF the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
has discovered certain for this dreadful maady and 10
astonishing the medical faculty by his wonderful The
remedies be the world Those
visiting the city and remaining while under treatment gill
find ample accommodations the INSTITUTg SCROFULA.
TETTER PEURIGO. aud all SKIN diseases and impurities
the Blood alter all other remedies a Consultation aud
advice free. Call at address,
"PENNA. CANCER ISsTITCrB."
lS-iy. 32Os CHESTNUT ST. Phialdslphia.
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= CARD

The Wilmington ARnual Conference Of the MeihO,,
dist Episcopal Church, will hold its eighth annual
session in this town, beginning with March l7th,
prox. All persons who propose ts entortain either
members or guests Of the Conference, will please
communicate with any member Of the following
Committee: GEO. A. PHEBUS,
JNO. ii. HOFFECKER,
JNO. III. BEWLEY,
JOSEPH SMITHERS.
SMYRRA, Jan. 9Th, lS75..3t
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

The intensely cold weather continues in the
Northwest, and q severe snow storm prevailed
throughout that region on Monday. A telegram
from Fort Laramie describes the storm there as
fearful, the Thermometer being 40 degrees
belOw Zaro
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

ground at the northwest corner of the house.
Goodbye. Meet me on the Eternal ground.
CRISSY.
Mr.. Hacker went to the corner of the house
indicted in the note as the spot where the re-
mains were to be buried, and found that his
daughter had staked out there a space for her
grave
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

intend to apply by petition 10 the General
Assembly of the State Of Delaware, now in session,
Al Dover. for divorce from the bonds Of matrlmony
now existing between my husband Robert Davis, and
myseli ,.-. ANN l'
Smyrna, Jan. 5Lb, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20
Personal NOTICE

All officers sailors soldiers wounded uptured
the late Rebellion however slightly obtain Pension by
addressing, DIR. 4. B. JACKSON.
Late Surgeon in United States Navy.
Ne. 7e7 SAMSON ST.. Philadephia
Oct 2lst-1y Communications promptly ans~ cred.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-20

THEo. T. HAUGHEY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-09-10
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm ,sinsted two
miles west of Dodgevile containing 10 acres OF good
land ali under cultivation, and having good nay Dot
tom with small stream running through II.
The improvements consist of frame dwelling house
14x2S feet with shed about 10 feet In width running
along the sids of il; good spring house (oyer an
excellent spring. about three rods from the dwelling
house, log stable for five horses; good frame sta
BILE 14x32 feet to the end of which Is good cattle
shed 40 feet in length; and a good log gransry.
Tho place rs well watered by two good springs.
Those wishing to purchase are invited to come and
see the crops now growing on the farm the proprietor
deemng them the best evidence he could gives as to
quality of the land.
The farm Is we'll situated, within one eighth OF q
mile from Church and School House, and having
good roads running along the north and west sices
of it,
There is good new range of mineral running dag
onalIy through the place from northeast to
with pump ready for working.
There will be also sold with the above, ~ acres OF
good tmbe land, cituated eight or nine miles north
it. M
All the above property will besold at reasonable
price, and time given half of the purchase money!
secured by mortgage on the premises Sold
For further particulars, call on
JAMES HUDGHEN, on the premi ses
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-09-10

THERE are conflicting accounts as to the
nature Of Mr.. Ralston's financial transac>
tons, and his relation with the Bank Of
California at the time of it's collapse and
his sudden death. Acc lding to
Zone account he had used from
three or four millions of the
funds of the bank without the knowledge
of the directors, and had made an over-is-
sue Of stock to help float the institution
over the crisis. This is all denied by his
friends, fwho claim that Ralstoc's indebt-
edness was not personal, but chat the def
cheney arose from loans openly made to
various Industries throughout the State
1t is further stated that the assignment to
Senator Sharon will not only cover all oil
the dead bankers Indebtedness, but leave
n handsome fortune over for his family.
1t will be some time, doubtless, before the
exact facts in regard to the matter are
made known, if they are ever known
at alt to the outside public. The main
fact, however, is that the bank went down.
and that there was a large deficiency
somewhere. 10 its creditors it is proba-
bly, Of far more interest to know that there
is prospect Of Thu deficiency being made
good and Of there getting their money
than to know how it arose.