, 1876-01-29

Boston Pot ossatl'.htnon., IL ia AAIa, for tns
sim Ut $i75,o00 cash. lilo tflen f,rtne1 a cor
poration with capital atock Of s3uo, 600. Some
Of ths shhtea were sold somo Of them hare
boon used as collnteral.-ho many, IN fact. that
there Ato rumtrs of Al otot-Ihsun Of Rtock. The
Stockholders will meet on Friday to SEQ who
thoy arc and ho" many there arc OF them:
before ste condl.lona Ut tho aao wore compltcd
with, hold nomEunl connection With Tho paper;
but, einco the payment OF THO cash, neither
Col. Qfeene. his ron, ~. N. G. 0rcena, or
responsibility. The nov company formed om-
braced tho nhmos OF tho lfou. tayorott Shltcn--
stall, tho lion. john Quincy Adnns, md
others. ~ Di1ootoFa. Tho management Of tho
who retained tho leading editorial writoss md
tho cerpa OF reporters. Nevertheless, h1t. gat-
tonatall mover Owned shnro OF Tho atock Of tho
CompAny. hc noycr signed Certificate OF stock,
with tho paper esrly last autumn. k1r. Winslov
requested him a short time sinco to giyo his
Bgnhture to sono ntook 10 ordor to cnabio linn
to rass tho aamo but this le tsecllnod to do,
and finding tllat tho conccru waB managed in
ths most inforusl inaunor hc withdrew cutiroy
from IT,. Mr. H. r. Porter asatn1csi the PreHL-
denoy At Wiualow's roq'lcss. III fact u appnarB
that hIt. WinBiow Atono kept rnn Of tho Post.
Tho paper Is not likely to 10 affectod at all by
th!B mIshap.
TIRE EVENING NEwH.
Alr. Winelow wna tho solo proprietor Of tho
Boston Eoenfnq Nctrs, and Mr. ". I. Sheldon
nad fof e 9ysr s yead ~ Hn nus1sss %
worry much, aud, It Ia understood. had paid tts
way during tho Last siS or aieht mouths Mr..
Sheldou's au,azemont waB therefore very great
on Saturday, when hir. =. +. Potter showed httn
days boforo left for Nov York, osteuafbly With
tho intention of hurryan8 forward to completion
a new pross already ordered for ita uso. 0tr.
Porter requested him to continue AZ before, and,
tt,na ajvca ~ n nfn IN rnt,.
verse With any one concerning bis rotations to
LIT. Winslo~.
TIE CAMBRIDGE DHfcK COMPANY.
Tho Cambridge Brick Company wa MI organt-
zat1on ct which Winslow WAS tho Ircanurer na
we'll az owner of alnostall tho stock. II started
In business some time ago. and. aftor tho manu-
facture Of quantity Of bEios, closed ,,p It's af-
fairs for tho present. Il was stock tn this COM
it's notes Of 1000, but J. @. Ayor j. 10. hold q
mortgage on tho property probably largo enough
to cat !. q! np' and they promptly put keeper
Nii. w1ss1ow's ExrnAvAoAacr.
So much for Mr. WinaIow's busincss relations.
His method of living was certainly exlravagnnt,
oven II the way ii which l,o inHcd money is
considered. His house at Auburndalo waa iu--
tho lneat estates 10 town. That tho furniture
WAS OF unuoual o!eKnpco may BIZ sccu from tho
fact that It was inBurcd for S2O, ,MGt and thero
WAS no charge of overvaluatlon Tile. house oo~
kOUEgQ 70 H1f. IL. ILL., L ulHllIE1 WIG uHu Ill kHU
policies Of insurance omit. Some Of tho poll
cca on the furniture bad boon adjusted By tho
compRnioB iu which tho risks wore placed. Ono
Of these adjusted olatms lo obtained tho money
TOR. but not content with ths 10 hypothecated
Another Of these insurance claims he sold to
two different parties. -....
A fow weeks ego 1tr. WnBlou bought the
house l98 Beacon street ct taortsageo'a salo. in
tile name of Henry C.. Wethere!s. Un Tnrsday
. conveyance wAa n1aao by Wothoroi! 10 Susan
G. Aver, siatct-In-!Aw Of Wlnslow, OF = tract OF
land on ncacon Rtroce, neaz Clarendon. valued at
$50, GOO and subject to q mottgago OF $i0.b0u,
hold by the Boston Fivo Centa Savings Uank:
This deed waa recorded On tho eamo day, and
provides that tho estate stall DO hold In trust Tor
Arthur I. Winslow, son Of Z, D. Winbow, until
he shall arrive at tho ago Of II years, md shall
not 10 daposnd Of or sold unlosB by tue consent
OF his father, Ezra D. Winslow, OF bis proper
legal guardian under authority Of court but
tho assent Of tho father shall bo suiclent ut any
time to pass title and sranslor the aboYo proper
| ty by deed FROM the said Trustee. Tho deed was
also iulorsed, "flcano don't allow this 10 bs
published"
This houso Mr. Wfnslow was fitting up ia tho
most elegant manner, only yesterday bill waa
sent In for o., GOO for freBcong. The carpets, OF
tho most costly psttotna. had boea I'll put down,
| but tho dealers went thare yoAta.dhy aud Eo.
| moved thon. The real eatste doalcrs who con.
troilod tho houao have put In kaoper. aud tt Ia
probable that the furniture which had boom do.
tlyerad will shortly f,ad ita way back to tho man.
uf&oturers. Tho pooplo At tbs Nous Office yos-
terdAy received osdera for advertising to lsrge
amount for goods delivered to blr. Wiaslow.
| w1NsLow's wltElEADou1B.
AsaIsstaut- Deputy Chlef Ham Btartcd for New
| York last night, and 1t is certh!n thht II tic
should find that the detanlter is within reach he
will be prosecuted by eis bis dupes. From the
fact that shout ten days ago. on proteucs Of
pers, he consulted Doston lawyer as 10 what
! counthoa tho c1trAdlson treaties of the United
4 States did and did not covor. thoro Ia byerJ
reason to bolleve that ho sailed for Drszti or
Saturday. ...-......
| MR. WINDOWS LIFE. ...
Ezra D. Wiuslow Was born in Whitehall, N
| T., 8ept. @, 1880, md his bo5hood'a days Wort
passed in Ware. whero hla fathcr' who was II
worked in factory as q bobbn- -boy, Anl in vari
Gus capaeltleh, ssving hta earnings with tho do
termination to get q liberal education With til.
view Of entering tue ministry. This hts indonit
1860, WHOM about a years Of age, hs vas ca!1et
to church At philpston, whare he remained
about 4 year, leayinR thom under tlnancla
cloud. From hero be wont to tho notghbor1nf
town Of South hoyaIston, Where ho preached
with great acceptance fos year. Cleator Foo
tory Village Naa tho noxt scene Of his pastoEA
lahots aud he Has there when tho War broke
out.
He thou r.ised = company Of forty-e1ght rnyr
and joinod BILLY Wilson'S zouayos. While th
r,gimcnt HAa lying at Yorktown ho wss com
snfaeioued by Gov. Androw Is Chaplain of tht
Nineteenth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers
His health failing him he was subsequent!
transferred, through The pstsonal Influence
President Lnootn, 10 tho OhsplA.ncy Of tue nag
ship Laneaster Of tho Pacific squadron. |
wah Hhilc In this service Oh tho Pacific coas
thRt he first developed ulantA for speculation
a. when tho squadron lay before san FRANCHISES
ho was iu tho habit Of going ashore and dab
bling In mining and other fancy stocks. maxim
~ high ~ 81 ,Go0 or 81, 600 one day, and losIni
it tho mkt At shn snd OF two yolrs ha Va
EnlloEed and otderod to report to tho Charles
town Navy Yard, whore be- drew pay as ChapsAit
anttl ordered To the Navy Yard II Psusaooia
His health again failing him, he wsa discharged
| from the service.
Ho noxt appeared ~ minister In Fsnnklin
then 1t Meridian htsont Emit Boston, Alto
which favorable Inducements being otfcsel biz
to emRrate to Radala. Mo-, he removed his fam
lily there, and resumed hia old bustnoss OF pEoAch
ing on tho flrHt day OF tho week aud selling boot
aud shoes on the othar six. Aug. a, 1868, III
name first appeared al business OF pub!lshln