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, 1875-02-01

THVUNEN NN1VtN W.
tn ber 8ebauiuns Der Stubtrenbsn,
9amcn, Serren pber &tnoer.
Grfabrene WrofeiIoren II. praftiibe 3initler ertbeilen
tnterridt in f~Olsenoen conference.-the. 9enti6,
Sranj6fid, Stalienii6, 9atein u anosre Spra4en; i'm
idi4te. Naturlsbre. @lsebra, Geometrie, 9oeit, Rbe.
torit, .3oulp9ie, Yotanit, WiineraIo9is, pbpiit, Ierfai-
Jung bon i@riftliben Iutidben, YuGfabruns, Dan.
belsuiIlenibaften, GorreIponoenJ IN bier Sprader,,
3ei6nen, Aquarea. Malerei, Mappiren unb an .relief'
Mtooeairat. IS ipirb beionoers oafir 9elor8t. bob pie
Gintritts .@ramen in en9liihe ooer oeutibe GoQe9ieu
NIT por3iielid sutem @rfole beitanoeu iueroen. .3eug.
niGe non llniperitdten un6 anbern Sebranltalten, aud
ppit angeIebenen ameritaniihen Gamilien t1nnen elm.
seieben meroen in S1p. 1126S Dime giraffe, pom $50
Moreens bis 10 llbr Mbenos, wp ebenfans' Nripab
une 6laGensllmterrid) ertbeilt ipirc.
Hrincipal: &arl g cG9bent, prcfe1or
Der 2iterotur, Der en9lilhen uno anoern Gpra9eR.
,,Professeur de IUniversite de France"
Some time Professor of the Univers. Of N. Y.
1H27ofs
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Of assots 70 the aSnount of fO1 e,dOs. But of the
assets s30,l27W was "suspense account"
t2O,SI2.O estimated value OF real estate
over cost, and real estate At cost tL20,-
o4e.I7. All but the last item are worth
!, So The reporter WIS told yesterday by
the President, W. A. T. COnklin, that the "sus-
pcnfe account" which represented losses on
Atlantic Mall had been wiped out The bank
sets also contained stocks OF other States thrn
New YORK, cO.t Si6jlgi2 -. aud matket valJs
Ni5D. fhorc Is ~ GA judgment se,pred hy
real estate 20 the amount " t5i7s ~. In vinw
ut tl- above lgnr's the clnditiuu Of the hank
T. 'v'l ant. During the Year let che 1spO. ~
ldr WI amounted 20 SJis gji, against de-
lhe N4tonai. savings Institution, John u.
ttceuc, Treasurer had in JAR uarv N4.n1i. 30 in
went into voluntary liQNId % 81
iNc Trades Sdvu-. Bfnk,gtg75 " est twenty
IN .r"D', iucHrror geo is7o, alexander VI.
I"slcv Pre- idcnt. y. y. teese. secretary. re-
ported assets amounting 20 sltH isi4 A. ana lin-
bilitics ti0LbN.tA, pcirr NJ app reut excess ~
assets, @l,99.l3. NIt the ssstis included post
aec gnD reva'I st4mrs. Sus.a furniture and
hXtutr-. $fl4t.HJ. aud feil paid. Sits 80. The
rate of diyiucnd To positotS was and per
cent.
The Yorkvillo say mrs Bank. Lawrence
Kerr, Ircsid. mt. anu Juhs Gilelau. Secret ~
Yep tied assets So (S5T. aud Liabilities gu
iNitS, lsctng an "A farenf excess of nsseta u
Sl.HfiM But among tte asset were $3.50 ~
Alabama aud Chattanooga Railroad bonds. ~.
uOrscu by tho state OF Aiib ANA at par, Fj.UN -
furniture and pictures, and S2,g6j5i " interc 1t
aCCrNVa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
THE IyD1iy coMuIssIoxERsu1r.
Mr.. 4. -. Tobey Declining the HonOr-A Clean
Bill for the Reverend smith.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 20.-Mr. H. 8. Tobey
Of Boston informed Secretary Chandler this
afternoon that he feels Obliged to decline the
position Of Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, ten
dered him by the President, as private business
and especially large trust recently conf ed to
him will require his personal attention at home
Secretary Chandler expresses great disappoiu,-
ment At this dcclinaton, AS he felt sure that he
nd secured the right man for the place Mr.
lupcy Is President of the American Missionary
ASSOCIATION. and retired merchant Of tho
hishes' ~ niing. The retiring Commissioner
W Is Secretary Of the same religious orr niz -
ton, and was recommended for appointment
by Mr.. Tobcys predecessor, Senator Buching-
nam.
In accepting Commissioner Smiths rosigna-
ton the President and the secretary f the In
terror h We both assured nm Of their unimpair-
ed confidence m him, ana II Is thoroughly un-
derstood that the change - based Oniv uuoa /
consideration, OF expediencies above Indicated.
a prOnf Of this feeling Secretary Chandler has
invited Commissioner smith to remain III the
department ~ his confidential clerk IN immedi-
ate charge Of the business coming up To the
Secretary from the bureau. II ~ not set deter
mined TO whom the Commissionership Will next
be rendered,
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.. The name ~ Or. Il. " Pierce, OF Buffalo, n.
l., hd- become az fam lar to The people al the
country as household words. His wonderful rem dies,
M p'phets and books, and his large medical rNpCri-
tct nave bruu M Inn into prominence and given MIN
az d reputation. The IiH - in the pr sri issue pre-
hcNtH Muolr-puHe communication from Or, Pierce,
au our reAd,s may SUN from n some I'd OF HE vast
proportions 81 NE bu-ness aud the merits VI hs mcui-
ciu'h lir mas al Buffalo mammoth establishment, %.
proplAcy named Inc WORLDS Di.pcnsirY,' where pa
trN are trrhitn and the remedies com Ounded Here
n'AIb Nuhlreu persons are employed IN the several
a'p tntn +, and corps Of able ana soled pN -cia
tluu READY 10 alleviate the ault rings OF Humanity b.
tNr most gpp oyei urlhoa-; The. physc4ns are iu
ifqu hi consultation with Dr. PIERCE. and their
mn.l oNp,lencc brought 10 bear Oh The succcs iu
~ Athcht oi obstinate cas The Doctor Is man Of
!ilrt lu'dtil experience, ana hh extensive kuONl J.
tlfr ul altrh mccu has been ackh by pres
icges In the land
sou would ntr0nze medicines, scientifically prepaT.
tu ny 81 lea physciln ana chemist DR. ilcrces
fhniN Medicines, Golden Medical Discovery Is uutrt-
unu tome, Alternative and Mo ld-cca snug, aud m
equaled couch temedy Pleasant Pur..tlye Pel-sN
sc.lcty larger than mustard seeds, con tiiutc II
grr'1pe AMI rrli PIE phyAci FaYOrlte Prescription,
tsmtay inI dgDlniat"d females Extract Of smart
WceuH magical remedy for main, DUWe cOnplants and
ah 1n1quq IMMINENT Tor bqth human nd horse flesh
Whlle nus ~ "a 'es Gaia m Remedy known the wQr
oy ~ NE greatest 'pcrlnc Tor cat and "ooli IN
drugBlsts.-1dp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
tdvc stock unr,se,.

Nrw NoRE, Monday. My. Sg-pcccints Of
se,t = Wcr.2N LOAD. or s.3O3 head. a,ng .JOf
COZ, r 'p '9d.n{ wc.s la.t year; Among nc offerings
tue average qualify 0rly fair TIC ma ser as moi
fli1c uty iu better than Cor nnin9rr "a DAYS past
Hhi the on finys were rt Out 1t baBfls. Y n &c
urs d - hah' 70 iuc Prosa cwt Tor poor t. cNirs
nniiyrf eNciufve ot tire" ar ioaas Of ii,y 1inoit
~ ms. common TO fair Texans ran red frOu IVA o. y
n. to- dress h1 ~.
Receipts ~ sheep ind laubs yesterday and TO-DAY
Wf. ~ eur 10 s. or nni3 ncld. nlking % $50 for nj
week uH dust 2JhIg "a 1t week. BstI sheen A. IA lambs
NJ l5c T. 10. hither than on Friday last, ind iaii
husiu!t MAs trlusf Ctcd lf fifytt.c & r Tor fccg
ana 3tr &c. .. lOf lambs. VIA car lnaa Of fIpcy
anecp .nd a. ot,c y D. rnd couple Of car loads OF
extra Canada lamb at ~
arrivals a hogs since Saturday were - chr loads or
!,NA hrtd, N1AluE 2illT tlr week .alp.t IA 707
Tor last wrss Norr Oh sale alive civ ~ ,.ed hox,
closed STEADY &c Oapi,c y n. s'
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PLACknuRN -pALEY.,,on Thursday. Nov. 81. 81
TIE rcridencr Of the Urilc. hv he sy Dr Cater VIII
nam Ii. blackburn. o. Leafs. T. g;iahd, 10 :! .rgIe
Eary qungest dausht OF the late David stephenson
fsl OF Idlnhurgq, 5 20 Land.
BKi sH-' OOPkR--ln B,ston. NOV o. at the resi-
dcnce 81 the BRIDES brOthC. by The Il v. Mr. Cara
Hlnford A. Brush of New YORK TO Lucy r. Cooper Oi
,,ColMAN-C AFTER On THURSDAY. Nov. %. by "a,
Rev Or. Nj lett. NJ the brides r'si fence, jonathan
TN Carter. all Of tli- cits.
,CAsE-FRALl ON Wednesday, NOV II, 1875. by tn.
NeV. Heyrge y. Hcpworth Jercmv G. Clsg ct Sew
YORK Miss Helene V. Prli OF DruOkiyn No carls
COOMRE-WALKER.-O Wcdno- day, Suv L. 1873
A. - Marks Church. pY the Rev. ". T. fl;~h U'cnard
]. toomrt 10 fmma Walker Gaushler uf FerGinan nd
NaSer ali OF RiOlklyn.
ELLIOTT On Wednesday. Nov. Il, at he
resld nee II the Orldr' rrnts ny the Rev Dr. wee
Ton, d. D, Thomas r. Elliott to Mary l., Hutton, both
FOLGER -DEPEw.-In Baltimore. Md. We inesday
morning. Nov p, At The resi- lcnge OF A. I Moo ter
BY III kN. 'arpncll Far. Ch4s. ". Fol-cr OF Geneva
\. y, TO V. susie Deprw Of Baltimore.
LlNDsLEI fErSON.--At Ortnge. y J wedne.
dnl, Not. -, ny the loV. ia res Wan uli. - d.. John
y lnfscy ~ Ella ueAter OF y. atctsul Fs, Of or.
.W AZ. + PORES Tn Clrcigp. H.. IN Mondsy.
Soy. H' u the First Pr ~ Ter .nfC. ng tu- Poe
Arilrr Nhcneu, the kcy hcai. l.. swan /. We tar.
l.. De
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
Financial AND conMERcLtL.

MONDAY, Nov. 20-p. M-The morning
speculation in stocks. aside from developing
strong tone on Il limited volume Of business
presented moth ing Of special Significance but
the afternoon trade was exciting, under the in-
nuence OF reports from Washington shat the
Supreme Court had unanimously decided IN
favor OF the Union Pacific Railroad in lts suits
against the Government TITS viii explain tn,
rapid rise In the price of this stock from 1lH at
the opening to 10i(, closing ut the extreme ad-
vance. Pacific Mail, LAKE. Shore aud Western
Union were also conspicuous. tho last two
stocks being heavy. and closing NJ the lowest
points of the day, while Pacific Mail advanced
from i0li to g.. b. 3. the Rnni price, Northwest
crn decli Ell from Jg@ to 30 Erie. 49, To- lGis
Michigan Central CAS- to CIV; II. Paul, 500 to
35'6, and Ohiu-, 49, to 1SA, the last stocks
named selling at the lowest figures 1T Inc close
Kaneas Pacific. of the miscellaneous list, rose
nom ~ u Ny. ana Missouri Kansas and
ne details the DAYS fluctuations are given
In the comparative table below.
ne total number Of shHrcs dealt IN was 100
52g. of which Pacific Mail rCproscnted 3q.bOO
Lake shore, 1870; Union Pacific. 1850; Nest,
e,n Central $3.50; Missouri, Kansls aud Texas.
219n; Lrte, l.i0; Kansas Pacific. LOO; Deia-
ware, Lackawanna end Western. 1864 Hanni-
bal and 81. Joseph, l,3oD; the nrefetred. 400;
81, Morris ara Essex. j9); New Jersey Central,
~; 81. Louis aud Iron Mountain 100; Quick,
rlif'l ~ W dIdetls Allhtiir ana
Pacinc preferred. 100; Atlantic and Pacific lels-
graph Company, 100; American Express. 100
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, 80; ana c., G. aud 1.
c., 100
In the gold market the opening sales were
muue At ia e.. but subsequently, the price re-
llxSd to lli-.. followed later b, IN advance TO
lli4, on the announcement that the gold sales
by ire Treasury will lie suspended aud not re-
sunVd unless some hing extraordinary oc-
GUS" After 1888 T. VI. the price WIS held nrIn-
~ ~ Has, cluslnn at that hgure hid.
Inc toiONiuR wero tne principal quotations:
1000 A. Miles 1914 A. M.1ligS 1:3o p. M.1iisS
lOOl y. M..1lihI 13 +. M...lli9t $50 i. VI. liss
In loans The rates pud for having balances carried
were I. 2. 3 y cent and Hat.
Ihc total cearngs It The cold Exchange Bank we're
;2uiiSOpO gold balances. Si3it.2U0; ana currency
naiance- tl,5iS.2O0. III Sub-Treasirv redeemed $500
O ~ called bonds snd paid out ia coin interest GU the
public dcpt Soisfo.
zoe dsy's bllncss at the tuited states sup1rearury
VA; GOA receipts. sIgJbrlg4s do payuiouts SEA
l10 " de-. hsncc. f42.,uaitt 81 Currency rerrpts
sl.tD.Sn7B do. payments. u Oau,SlO7I do ba,alce
tl.l9O.l tf.@. Customs. s,f11OOO.
gipOrO.
Foreign exchange was dull and arm at nsgt, for
prime bankcrs' xix days bulls si.SS lot shora
tilht la the money market tie prevailing rate, on
cal loans ;isi . cont. Mercantile paper vas
quoted nomina ly NJ di5ot7ls y cent.
q NcrnfnrHt rnnds strong sympathy with the
nrinn'ss In the price Of gold.
lallp slulga MAI q l. aI.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
THE LATEST FiILURES.
Liquor Firm that went Into the Fish Oil
business on Burren Island.

Goodkind Brothers OF so Broadway, one
Of the largest wholesale liquor houses in the
city, have made an assignment, with liabilities
AZ yet unknown, but said TO be heavy. Several
causes are assigned FOR their failure. The liquor
trade has been greatly depressed for a long time,
and there has been much difficulty in realizing
on debts. Besides, the firm was embarrassed
by carrying uptown real estate and especially
BY losses resulting from the manufacture Of nsh
oil, IN which they have been engaged FOR wears
on u rten Island. The manufacture of this oil
never failed in former years To return fair
ufont, the autumn yield Of loo fish having been
from IA 10 II gallons ~ oil, anu the spring YIELD
IN the neighhorhOod of 20 gallons, the oil sell
me at about siXtr cents "A gallon. but as though
even tnc piscatOriai world were affected by our
hard times, and were growing lean and hungry
the yield Of oil last spring was barely one gallon
10 the LOO ilsh and In the autumn no hsh at all
were caught.
William Miller Of ea3 Blocker street has m de
an assignment to Henry Walsh.
John II, Platt Of 20 wall street has been
chosen assignee Of Mark NJ. PUmeroy's estate
His liabilit are $1,000 assets nothing.
VIM. j. lumble has been made a. signee Of
Jeremiah r. Smith, contractor. Claims TO the
amount OF Sl3i,oOO were proved yesterday.
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The pantomime was Withdrawn from the
stage of Booths Theatre after the performance
ON saturd y evening, and last night the we'll
known play made from David Couperfled,"
and called Little Emily" was acted there
The est Of characters was very judiciously
made the scenery was hand -oms and effective (;
the choral in the church We'll sung and impress
sve the storm and the wreck much more like
reality than Is usual.
SIR. George Fdwcctt Rove has heretofore i'm
pers1nated MtchWber, and received great PRISE
for superior work in this part. lie mas the skill
aud GO d taste to represent this celebrated per-
sOnage IN an exceedingly humorous manner,
without destroying the fair proportions OF the
original creation by eXaggeratOn, as many
Wou q he inclined to do.
Mr.. Charles Leclercq acted the part OF UrtHh
Hcfp well. Nr. +. Ii. Wardo as DinI PcggJttU,
Mr. Henry Weaver Ms Ham, Miss MpTv Wells AZ
BtsU IfOtW0Od, Hiss Rosa Rand as LutLe EnflU,
Miss Bessie Darling a. Martha, and Miss Mary
Stuart n NIH. hndWbcy, helped respectively
aud worthlY 10 maze The performance OF this
play LIST NIGHT one Of the best that has been
seen In this CIV. II Is hardly necessary to sly
That lac play ifSolf Il rest ling and well cnlcu-
lhtcd 10 eat. forth laughter and tears. \ large
audience was present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.
CAUGHT ON THg Fly nv THE SUNS
UBIQ UITO US EPORTERS.
How william NJ. Tweed H. 10 he Tricd-Thc
Importance of selecting Jury Of Intclicc-
tuaI and Reputable Men in the RING suits.

How william NJ. Tweed II 10 he Tried Tho
Importance Of selecting n Jury of Intclicc-
tuaI and Reputable Men in the RING suits.
A motion viii he made in Supreme Court
Chambers on Monday next for special or
"struck" jury for tho trial 81 the 6oOo.U0J nd
fLOOD0n suits against WIN. ". Tweed, and "
the 60 0n.UO suit agninst Peter ~ Swtptv. The
motion I'm the hrs,-n1mcd suit H. based upon the
papers alre DIV In the cesc and upon 30 am ,ayit
81 Wheeler II. peckham, SAY ing that f,r ten or
rfccn years rwc'1 was conspicuous polit-
clan In this CITY of reputed great wealt 10. and up
To the fail Ot l.ll he orcupicd controlling and
leading position in Tamr1ny Hall. The great
friuds in which he Is implicated ure recitcd.
and his election TO the Senate after thcir ex-
posture. On his thl on the risdemeanur in
dictmeut long time vas consumed in impanel-
ling jury, and a majority OF those ultimately
inpanelled were Of an inferior class of persons
without responsibility or reputption or position
in society. But little Information could DC oh
tanned about them beforehand. Thcy rendered
no verdict In order u oh'nin Information.
Nir. Iockham says he had TO aud did
have, A. fall l.st 9f all the jurors
rrsci of all the persons from whom jury
would he selected, and he was then Obliged TO
employ large number Of persons t. obtain full
int rnation a. 20 each and every one Of these
jurors ana report TO him IN writing. over "A
th1usgnd Biographies We're thus made and re-
ported u him. NotWiths'an Ting all this care,
IL was suspected that after the jury
had been partly in,uancllcd an Improper
person was accepted, nj on an Investigation the
Indications TINT improper an rOaches had been
made 10 tue juror, and acquis-ced in nv him,
were 50 strong that the Court rejected the Juror
aud ordered another person examined IN his
Mace. In Mr.. Peckham's opinion the only way
To secure fair and impartia. trial. without the
enormous Labor and expense OF obtaining bio
giaphies Of all the persons whose names may DO
in the jury box, s To h We n special Jury, COM
posed Of men whose high social position and
wcll-known personal character will be a suf-
ncient guarantee that right and justice Will DC
secured. Aside from that In his opinion, n
struck Jury T. required by the Importance and
intrcacy Of the cause. The trial will iavolve
weeds official elton no. only rs Auditor I'M
der the act Of 1870 nut ST tie senator. and the
character OF tho legislation OF 1870 affecting the
city OF New York.
The motion IN the other suit against Tweed Is
based on substantially similar papers, as is also
tue motion In the suit against Sweeny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
DIR. Miller on the Eddy Exposure.

To THE EDIroR or THE SuN-Sir. II
your corres pondeut on the Eddy exposures, In
your issue OF the Goth inst Is correct in his ex-
PLANTATION regarding the spiritual phenomena,
then must be egreGiously mistaken. lie makes
few statements, however, that have good
reason TO believe are incorrect. lie says that
NOBODY Is permitted 20 examine the chimney
and other arrangements at the Eddys." Now,
DIR. Beard. who is stlll great skeptic on the
subject. and myself were both permitted to ex-
amiue this chimney IN which your corres pond-
ent alleges he has discovered the trick, and
were unable to Ind out any such passage M he
describes. / have the testimony Of DR. beard
to the effect that he failed 10 discover any
thing OF the kind. after several invesriga-
tions and the closest scrutiny OF the cahi-
portion Of the house. He was also fully sat
isHed that neither opening nor secret spring
by which cOufederates could be admitted any
whore existed IN the building. Besides. the
members OF the family,who, your correspondent
saws, were absent at every seance. often at
tended the scances with Us when toe material
lied spirits which he describes aud others ap-
peated. have attended over 1fty OF these
scanc,s aud have been afforded sv,ry oppor-
tuuity OF finding out fraud II any mad existed
DIR. Boards words are
on this point examined It in company with Col
Oicou. We cKlminec the house, room aud ca1inei
above, below and h-ncatn and W both agreed In this
that would be Impossible for thes. -niritla, forms
have got into the cabinet either from outside or
s set P' rom on inc SSdew & e Se es none
ceinr shove and the sides u the cabinet carefully
TO get IN or out except At the door facing the audience
While ! was there saw William Edd, 60 into
4 new cabinet In room where he could have no
connection w!.h this chimney spoken of. and
ten or twelve mater slized spirits walked out Of
the cabinet. The same nhenoment occurred A.
the house Of Edward Brown, n brother in-law Of
the Eddys, in room where there was no CHM
ncy, and where rigid search had been N ade
for trap doors without success.
The EddYs have also produced the materiali-
ton III tent IN an open Held, whore u was
utterly impossible to have either ch,mneys or
tr . doors. L. r. MILLER.
80 and Al West Twenty-sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30
THE u'HIskEY FRAUDs.
A Retaliation of the Recent Aunck upon Sec
retary Brisi0w.

from Ne Lonstt4e Lthgtf, Noe. q.
Having seen in the C0uritr-J0urnal the
statement Of Heyis, IN the trial OF Avery, now In
progress AT st. Louis, OF rcUurt that Secretary
u isiow WIS Interested In the house ~ New
comb, buchanan & Co., "A LGigsr reporter visit ed
Genr-e C.. buchanan, President of the New
com buchanan Company, aud called ms atten-
ton to the statement made 10y Beyis MIR.
Buchan1n said he considered the statement AS
a. rCely worthy OF notice, II being utterly false
and uniounded IN fact, and that Secretary Bus-
tow has not now, ana never had, any inter.s I
W ateyer. directly or Indirectly. in the house Of
NowcOmn, buchanan * 60, or in it, successor
the Newcomo- Buehanan Company.
BTi-tow : friends m Louisville do not consider
the statement Of Alfred Bcyis, az Il. Louis. FRI
daY. to the effect that the Secretary hrs been "A
partner IN the house of Newcnmb, buchanan Il
CO., whiskey dealers, worthy u notice.
George G. buchanan, President Of tne New
comb buchanan Company, says the testimony
Of BeVs M the Avery rial, at ~. Louis, Ia refer
ence to Secretary hristow Is flse. lie cunsid-
cred the statement as scarcely worthy Of notice,
being utterly false, unfoundcd in fact. and hat
liri~tow has not now, and never had, any inter
est Whatever, directly or tnliroctV, with the
house 81 Newcomb, BUCHANAN ~ Co., or IN it,
successor, the Observation-Disclosures Company.
Mi. Bucnan ~ said the fact that barnes, sales
man OF the Newcomb- buchanan COMPANY, sent
a despatch To IA friend of hts in II. Louis WIS not
new reNel ition. Tho despatch was published
In the 81. Louis Times. Aug. u, Ia the shape of "A
despatch from Washington, copied from the
Times Into NE NEW YORK SUS, Aug. "A. Barnes
signed his own name o the despatch, w hich fell AT
once INTO the nan is u the Treasury Depare-
mont al Washington. Barnes's friend md NOT
been suspected before the fact Of his RECEIVING
warning. The despatch led to orders for the
examination of his Business which resulted in
the seizure Of the establishments and indictment
OF the owner. barnes has been before the Grand
Jury and there was no secret about his dcs-
patch. Despatches indicate that the defence
a.c trying To lmuose upon the jury b} Cnufound-
lug IN their minds the dtsuatcn of Barnes. about
which there wa no cunceulment, with the
famous warning despatch In cyphcr, sent by
some one else from Washington some DAYS be-
fore. Tine Newcomh lluchanan GnmuauV, com
posed of the lest citizens Of Louisville, rs an old
established house, having the highest respect Of
every one