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To Mary a. ana william Henry, widow and
son u Marshall Lcdtrts late CllOLo Of the seventh
r. elmer ., etters Of administration were grautcd ye'-
tcrdly upon thc rlods, chat,rs and credits of 'hrr
late hush nd aad fathcr The personally let ~ Marsh
al LgnuTls amounts to $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

The body OF the unknown man found drowned
at Astoria on Thursday wa yCsferiay removed TO
Houeton's dead house. The body was mach dec0m-
posed, aud h.d evidently 01en M the water tor some
time From two 1rui4es Hnd cuts on the hr'd Coroner
Darun was OF The oplulln that the dec'Hoi hat met
WIN ioul plf, Itstr.uaY DE-. ~ .llur WAlt an exam.
nation nd gave Il as lis opnlon that NC wounds were
Ilud, nv nhn rom pa. tOAn4 IA the OeVea a q
r"r., adj ress.d 40 NJ Marc q 4rdnor. Noudsdn, l.,
tie Curnn believes that the oody Will be Iuenthod,
anu he viii be- ga pa guest today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

PARKGR's LANDING, Pa, July 2l.-About i've
&C oc last cyel.ng lightning strucf ami nred two re-
ceyils tanks at Du-e station, on the WcstP Philadelphia
Railroad containing a 0JJ barrels OF on. lac tanks
are the property OF Marcus bronson OF litu.ylo Pa
ana are usrd uy, an connected Wtn, tle uiun Plpo
Gumpauy iur nOrulngH an lttr tahk cuhtaluin{ aunul
~ ono hlrrr situated dn'ut 900 ie'l IRON iA' burning
ta.k was nrsu ny pApluslun when tnr'W burning
OIL " rlt Tue tur tanks va he rhttrey r'ntnntu
ana su Itct tne patrons the Inc 40 having balance
wits tr company ~ essen, which VIA DC about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
More Lnwic.,ncs, in Easr New York.

Edward Sullivan was arragned before Justice
Gcrum OF 10 New York. yesterday, Tor an atrocilus
Gsssu on Thomas Martin, peddler. Martin was veud.
ing his Faoush. lhur day, sud entrusted his
" glu 10 boy, who drO Q away vita II. martin pur'
su'd M anu,hrr wagon caught the fugitive. ana pr
crrDcl TO h0N scars, Nnlc bN dulu- hr was st1Dt y
ATTACKED u} gang rouShs cd py uvIn, Nl BOA
nim VAIN tNHl t,-, M tu Others throw stones at his
wagon Jdeficc G-itpm ~ 1urnel the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

ToRoS1O. Ont july 2l-Archie Fisher has
left for Saratoga VITA his horses Keso and Katy
r., and Charles Boyle has left VITA Dr. enlth,s 10,
wt.l be present at The he .tnE next week.
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Susli,tss slol,tt3.
from a prarr,-l nndtxpres- Are

lcvie0ur-, Union Co.. Pa. Dec. - 1874.
Messrs. Seth W FuNlc q S1ls, Il istun:
Gtntclucn-FOr the tenet ~ ia se all csed with
dyEp or We knees Of me d-r7t1tc or lu-. w1un
STATE 20 nave D'cn enSlrrd lu the rug ies- ~
ward Of twenty year dlriug wnich time nave eVh
dlcue that has relct tntny the / -ru
Syrup. having myself been ara etc for long dino
WIN ind, ftiJn, was perfectly curei ~ tlS uhe
large bottle. JONATHAN MOt. H.
knl ID. Ill
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PouGuKEEPsIE, Jlly 2l.-On Monday next tho
yachts the Central Hudson Yacht club will start
their hrst annual cruise to Albany, with Commodore
Crunch In mmand. They VIII stop AT foughketpsc,
RundUut, HUDSON, and Cat.klll,
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SYRACUSE, July 2l.-lhe victorious Cornell
crews arrly IA ths cy this aft rnoou en- route TOR
Ithaca ana were received AZ the depot with some
uemou-tr Htou. several public uuld usH IA I.r~ 81 Me
ctl- were drc r ted. The o. tn VIII pe lultltu
TeccltlO- az ItlacA tonight,
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LAcHINr, Quebec, July 2i,-A large building
used by Ar ST. onge for boat building was destroyed ny
nro last night the boats Of the lAohno Boating
club and sevTa steam and sailing 'chts Tue chlli
urlur tor nrri-neI Ia the nAucs, anu ~" VIVA
men, Ia cuaeuynrns to save tholr tn1ls, were bANy
hurned one OF whom has sAce dlei anu lhe oher ah
not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

Bright eyes, regular features, AMI graceful
ngure a produce their du" III ct II the conpleAlon
Is defaeed with Elnples or nlosenes or inc sGlA Is
sulnhur SOAP. Deput, Cri,tentOn'e, sixth avenue.
HIs. Hair Dye restoIes the unge VI youth " siay
lnnks - Adj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

CLARK. In the city Of New York. on the iath ds,
OF july, 1879, nv the Hon Geurse {. BIrrat, jus
OF tie sdlIeme Court Hester L. ClarK from nt,paen
A. Cars. Cause, adultcry.
lEE-ln tue city OF New York. on the ilth day Of
Julr 1876. by the uol. " llan l.. Curtis JUICE tho
Sup Court, Dailis W. Lee rom AIcna A. Lee Di-
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Amending Irweller.

MONTREAL Can, July 2l.-E. G. Mellof' a
ieycer Of this city, has a1sconded, taking with MIN
10000 worth OF jeSelrY. His principal credi'0rs ~
hQe " the old COUNTY,
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nAKINA iNrnLLiaENos.

nrNiA~rRr Al lana RVS nv
sun risea... "a sun SECS. % Nool sctl,. 45
Hf.r WAr2E-rut
ancy HOOK 6S Gov. isanu. A. Hen Glta.. II "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

102 NalsAu - plrtiuAlly r, Onmon4s his 20 Rod .ni
Qua" hats They are eiu, gY and nobby. ind al
those GONG shing should not fau to TACKLE and
those ureferrn 70 hunt SHOULD not oil without IL
Otherwise you will certainly mise Il.
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Apoilinaris. Queen of Mineral Nnirrs.
Most pupuar EuruleAl nevelagr Of 70 day. sea Ia
al ar t-.a-s hutcs cu1s rest urants eiiuer plan or
Win any KIND OF Wlne -pit &c. Imported ~ clam-
pen, shaped ass Juu with pictor ! ltOeI art *
by vine merchants grocer, and dealers In min raj
w.ters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

Breath rendered feiid by II foul stnmnch ana
Unhealthy haNNarY tecrCtIt We '' e. sweet ami ira
gTaut ~ the Use Of Mia OF Magncsa. GIVE trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
Illustrated sporting New Yorker.

A splendid picture OF the wonderful stallion
smugg en- aud yarous other SPECIAL atuRel1ns -ddp'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

The headless body Of a man vas discovered OF
Rast l22d street Yrst rdaY Biue nanuel s1ck cont,
Tue lc4u~ pa'taoOnsi garter shoes much w1rn. and
tlle h1nuei shirt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

Mrs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chuirra
erthing Is an old and wttrci remedy. II mas .Ooi
'he tee, OF many Years. and Ma never Sl0Hn - fa
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SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MOENING.
VIII contain eight pAg q, embracing tl0 NEWR & '
the DAY ana IN abandant -uppY o. tresh, Cn.un H.
anu selected articles OF tn" Great at Interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SALE By ALL NEWSMEN.
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Practicni Sensible Kcmrd - The new SILK
llasllc lrus-, soid VnlS Oy Elastic Trus' Company.
No. 0S3 Bsoe .Hay.
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MAR RIEID.

ANY one can scc NJ n glance that PomcrOy's
Eastc truss is the best, Pr &C a.. 7lU broadway
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Cured by taking Quirlls liish Tea. Price 70 cents
per package. hod by druggists. -Adt.
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ROIAT. HAVANA LOTTERY.
.jlOuAO

Wul he drawn on PUG. l Prizes cashed, orderf
nlledi information fu a sAed free,
IAfEll. y CO.. BanSo-l
AZ, II Wan ST. n, \.
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Infants who take Moncll's Toething Cordial
escape diaTha aud dvssntarH. prira eb cents
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= 7'''' FF'T'F'7 =,
SEVENTH GRAND tN.RAoHDINARY


TONCEkOV MOuAING, .,.,
WY contain tfNNt % gt. C.' rf.ifr t|' ~ VS. Wy
TIN - as ana nn bum. nf .u...Y at tr'.h OuSluaL
anu - Ice A-' I'r t.H r't .t-s
NI,Il l.. llIt| o. d
IOg ~Nli N Nil Ai y.
kIEi-~PATLN pAh - ~ ADE RE-t
f'If... I'r ttrN rs % fYr .. tal yr nui'hcd az
cash, as ntuu usp lauu.trcaiei o,l Broadway, aud
Nu.N-l Aeon ti. t.a. 'phiA
rANiVIE TFAS. CuEAri ~ ASH HE-rf
CHOitt. gl.l EXTRA non o.. 49, .. ~ ,uAdl
tuINr-h ,oll d, NrANlr ,.i,2,,.itr,99SS
~rICINIANIE MEN'- -rEAW IiArS.l
CLOSING u0t price ,pt, fOrAtr ptiev s2.Ol. 10 NeN
thuitn 49,, t9rt
UoIAE. HAVANA LOTTERY,
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Tor tUlt dleIfINt, testIH q 10 SNWe lnterettIO ?
facts IN relation to the y w Orleans " hiskeY
hing, and the relations II mad with the nternAl
revenue officers Hunt was Que OF BrlstOw's
appolntees, ana was sent 10 New Orleans to AID
N breaking up the Whtskey Ring. lie swnre
tn I Wash, firmerly II disthlet N New Orleans,
approached HIM on three different occasi"us
with of,rs Of brides A. one time he offered
him $l20UJ month, or sltJl for each distlilery
per month, for permission 10 be allowed To run
crooked
, 1876-07-25
THE CITY-UALL.

The TrcasuEer's receipts yesterday from VA
torrents wrre $2,Ai:
The Commlttco on Markets Is called for this
afternoon at o'clock In the City Clerks office.
Advances on tho popular loan were rccom-
monccd yestcrday by the receipt Of s., ,oo0 The
"solll +" men have not yet put In their appear
ance.
Tl,s receipts In tho License Department yes.
ter,lay wure very large, a. much Us $7,500 being
taken IN, It appears that tho strict prosecution
Of derelict saloou-kccpcrs wns having guod
effect.
II. c. Cone, Of this city, wrttcs quite lcngthily
TO the Board OF Public Works, claiming that he
has found a gravcl-bed, 10 ihis vicinity, OF such
peculiar properties that all that Ia necessary in
order that a street may be beautifully paved Il
to spread tho gravel mixed with q substance
which IL found III the same bed, IND which Is u
natural deposit, over the Bnrface Of the road.
e calls this attention Of the Board to hls gravel,
which ho says Ia similar 10 the grayel-bcds
foupd in New York aud Vermont, Tho cptstle,
however, Is marvel OF composition.
, 1876-07-25
DELINQUENT TAXES.
APPLICATION FOR JUDGMENT

APPLICATION FOR JUDGMENT.
The hearing Of the application for Judgment
against delinquent tax-paycrs for 1875 and
prior years was commenced by Judge Wallace
In tho County Court yesterday morning. Elliot
Anthony and Frank Adams appeared for Che
city aud John Rountrce for tho county, while
therc, were twenty or thirty lawyers REPRESENT
Ing ohIcctoys.
Tic objections to the general warrant wcra
taken Ut, tlrat
In the case OF II. Fct.enthn1, Mr. Rouutrco
nlnittcd that, by clerical error, his tax hatl
been Increased tcn.fold, md judgment was &C.
conlingIy entered for ane-tcnth tho amount.
The SECOND was that Of Atr. Brennan. A mis-
reaced @ M from ms sS to SoE Aou VIZ 'AA s''
Tho third, obadiah 1Iusc, ras like tho first,
and Judgment wns entered for onc-tcnth tbs
TIC fourth, ". A. Dond, was claimed to be m
over-assess,ncnt, and. as tho Court could not
help him, the oblectlon wns oycrruled.
The nth and sixth, objections Of Sophia T.
Parks and John bcrr'ngcr, were overrulcd, and
appeals taken.
Tho scvunth was q peculiar case. Peter Fink.
1cr owned n lot on State street which had hcen
hullI o,, It nor derive at,y revenue from 1t. The
city Ind mt paid him, md 10 Objected to pay
inE taxes IN property that he could not lave
the usc Ut. The Court held that ho must pay,
anu then, II he wanted to, sue tho city ior
damages.
Tie eighth involved lot belonging to tho
First Christian Church. They walltctl 10 raise
money, and, In order to do 80, gave decd Of
the lot to ono Stevens, who cffcntcll the
loan, and rclcc,fcd to the church. While the
property was IN Stevens name II wds assessed.
Tls Court held that tl'e tax would have to be
Tie hearing OF objections will be continued
this norninE.
, 1876-07-25
PHI AnEtP PHlA ITEMS.

PH1LADKLrulA, 70, July M.-The weather
to-day sycry cool, brisk brcczcia blowing, and
ths sky Is overcast aud threatening.
THIS afternoon the four oarsmen who repre-
sent the Trinity College Club Of Cambridge
University, England. aud who arrived At New
York on Saturday, Will reach this city. They
bring thrce boats With them, a raciug scull, 43
feet by 10 Inches. made by Slvaddle d Winshtp,
at Ncwcastle.on-TYne, who madu the boat used
BY the Cambridge crew IN thu last race against
Oxford; !aEnstreak rig, for training, and u Sit.
gle-scull shell. John Adams q 10atman, ae-
Companies them, to take charge Of their boats.
They will he the iirst visiting club to 60 into
training on the. 6chuylk!ll, and their practice
VII co!n,nynss ey Thursday md t at The ,; floee g,
tho same regatta,
Tho asyclty.arst Regiment, New Yosk, State
National Guards, arrived ut the Pennsylvania
Railroad ConpanYts Centennial Depot Today,
where they were received by aaetachmcnt FROM
the Second Regiment: They were escorted to
tho Atlas Hotcl, whcro they will remain for
three days.
, 1876-07-25
THE REAL ISSUE.

40 she E0ftQf a 3Af 1ftOuh&.
CHICAGO, July M.-The Democrats, as par
ty, perceiyinE that tho power was about to slip
from their hands, sought In 1861 to divide tho
tho head Of fraction II not tho whole. They
failed In their secession movement, but at tic
cost to the Government Of hundreds Of thou
sands OF lives and millions Of money, But In
1854 they cau,c to the front with a disappointed
Union Gcnernl aa their standard bearer, and
although defeated, yet mcettng with nar-
tial success, were cmboldcned In 1868 to
F Fhey wcre most signify Defeated in Ills ciiort,
as tue patriotic citizens, percslylng the game,
and being unused to tl!c peril TINT would fol-
low 10 the country should the Democrats sue
esea, awoke in s!!sr might aud crushed tlsm to
from former defcats and fearing tu trust them
selves before tho American pcople, they rallied
unler the standard Of Liberal 1Republlcanisn,,
1egd ey a a'hSSsg Sgea fs'tf & yst I'd
ind deiy deyency and the patriotism
Of the nation, by huist!ng OIL their banners
tho names Of two Northern Rcbels-worse than
Southern Rebels, for there may be some palllut-
dent Of this South who tlnds public opinion,
ILLS relatives, and friends all against him, should
he oppose secession; but for the Northerner,
whose friends aud interests ali bind him TO his
h!s country for party aud personal, ends, there
IL NO excuse, aud he deserves TO lose tho couh-
dcncc and filth ct tho patriotic lover Of llis
country. Such arc the incll the Democrats In
vito the people Of this country to vote, tor.
Such are tle men whom they ask ehe gnton
sutJlers to elect as their Coaimander-tn Chief.
And shonld they ~, suecced r. placing these
Northern Rchels-Tllden anl Henericka-at tho
head of the Government, what would the next
stsp hca in 1sso ths,5 teEst %,il & fqataa the
massacre s,utorcty, or Ben Hill, the tlcienitr
Of Audersonvlilo and denounccr 81 Camps Doug
lbs and Morton. Lat every soldier who fought
to maintain this Government, let every father
who offered on tho altar Of Lis country
beloved son, let crery patriotice citl-
sisted to maintain the old 1ag unsullicd,
let each and every one rctnembcr That now Ii
thu time to crush tho viper, which under tho
name Of Democracy seeks " wind its loathsoinc
track to the top Of the monument America has
erected to Liberty, aud, having oncc reached
that pinnacle would bs found kissing at tlic NO.
bic citizen whosa blood had been shed In the
CAUSE Of the Union and universal freedom.
F. r. a.
, 1876-07-25


Last evening q meeting Of representative
Dol,cmians WIS held III Bohemia HILL, on West
Taylor street, near Canal. for tho purpose Of
protesting against an article which appeared In
last Thursday's Post and Hull, churacterixtng
tho entire Bohemian settlement In the Sixth
Ward us band Of thieves and paupcrs, It WAS
the desire to brand this assertion Us lie that
called tho gathering together to vtntiiate tho
character of the rave fur hORcaty md to prove
that they arc goof md industrfous citizens.
+. b. Zdrubek, editor Of the bohemian Daily
.Spornosk {tho Unton), called tho meeting to
order.
Frank Trucnn was called upon to preside,
and George Cvachoueels acted as Secretary.
Mr.. Pfacna stated III Bohemian that they had
against the stigma Gust Upon them by nh even
Alr. zdrubek offered tho following, which
be translated:
,sI IT. Ts .snyg sssage Fe ss9 s 'S
set!bes the iulab!tant, Of our Sixth Ward as
assS ass Esssy sEss: I'd I'll :'ta9 "n fss sa
featerng sore In tho body Ut Chicago, where every
crime conceived BY human Ingenuity can IND ia
reapeetablllty or decaney; lmlnorsI and greedy
bsu.es, robbcrs and .gostllas, !rcachcrous aud
subtle, igno.ant and rieious. without any knowl.
ths nuzhaicn d Australia, and with hablh Of !iis
rcpusnuns In the extrcnie,." Ind ~ many other
mean words from and outside OF Webstef's Tn.
Wsnzes Tha s1ts aa' Ward Of tho City CHI
eago. belng inhabited a{ American, Irish, GERMAN.
lies, VIC ali are ,sscroe IN this indcccnt antsae,
aud f!tlofoMs manner Of that indecent and lying
she Il .s as snssSe @ as a e sa ss sG
marked ont "a tlo wotas Of II Of thom; bc i
Hesolred, That VIC. bohemian citizens Of Ch!ca.
sotrnw and indignation pruclalm Tint lbeloas artt.
cle in tho anid Chicago Port and AaIl Of July 19 hs
base lfs, that ousht not to be hetfeved and toer:
atcd by ts respectable and enlightened ctlzcns Of
haSta1ts st iha Sixth Ward. caiiad IN that ariieio
Resoired, That wo respectfully ask our fellow.
citizens. here III Chicago, who have known US,
and 1.-Two with u.s. 10 investigate and ho convinced,
i. Among tho 20, coo Bohcmians residing IN
Chicago, there will bo found very faw old persona
who aEs M not able to rend and write, , -.
glish, tlcrinan, and thels own mo!hur tongue.
slons and aasoclaiioas for literary, edacasionsI,
Religious, benevolent, nnd other purposes, poysess
theft own most!ng houses and hals, forr churches
Library. acvcu Bohemian md English schools Of
their own, oG9 daily newspaper, the Ssoraofk, and
i xs the criminal sttl,t!c. distinctly show, they
nal. and d!.order'y psfsous befose the Courts and
1. wy nsasiy Kit Of tho popen.ans OF Chicago
if sse: sst s.sB!s: sff s,e1%A$ % IT, ono '' ts'
Gesan, and tha eor"osf t. hslp III to sndeata & ths
sea ss pasaRs ss.s
rptolutlons.
Mr.. Zdrubek spoke to the resolutions, and
statel that thpy would appear ln THE TRIBUNE
md 1i,ne1 this morning ai.l thus vindlrato thu
H,,hRutnt, ~ fthrSrn and HhfItvf ~,
, 1876-07-25
repentance, he has faith In It's pcrmaucncy,
wllcthcE anyt,otly else has Or not.

WHGLNCE Dlb1 GloG 1Iiko VI H0S'
a few weeks ago tho whiekyltcs In mirthiul
m0tn1, sent u communication to the County
poarsi asking that lg!,tning-ro'ls be- placed o.,
co,,nty said yesterday that llo would cnmmehee
the f Il e. s sy a s III s r'a aar are aso
but for sickness.
Tho Commissioners start for tho Lake gu.
III thr,n said yesterday that hs had
bccn tmnortuncd during tho day by
to to participants in Tho spree. The pro,pest
fs tint II the invitations nrcnu,nerous cnough,-
cacl, Commissioner will Ao allowed to Invite
two frlcnds,-tho azc Of tho excursion WILL
psstywltf return by railroad, aud. II is thought,
| will hc ntscnt ten days.
Tho Gfan.t Jury was expected TO make re-
turn yesterday aid inllrn, but when II aascR,-
blcd tho crowd Of Witnesses was % great that IL
waa impossible. It Is now rro'ablc TINT the
Jury H1ay follow the example Of former 1,rtcs
and take a hand at Investigating. Complaint
has becn lodged and witnesses summoned nt-
rcaty in tho Fullerton avenue business, and at
adjournment yesterday, the prospect was that q
final adjournment would not bc rcachcd bclore
'''S s STONE c rois THE COURTHOUSE.
Commissioner Loncrgan has called II meeting
q the joint comn.'tteo on Public l'1alnEs m ana sl
stone for The new Court-1lu,lac. It Is safe to
say that nothing will be done beyond m inter
change Of opinion II the tecttng 10 held TIE
still slower tn vote. Ono thing mar DO set down
! rs a fact, however, that the mDEe reputable
msmbers Of ths poafl arc pFs}}aaleed n!'asnst ra
t''ea'' sa't q the9 v,sitat,ens y late: II
conversation yesterday lve of them cor:
tossed their fayarttsm Tor sandstone M account
OF culor and It's power to withstand 1re. Their
, 1876-07-25
DETRAUDED DEPos1ToRs,


Another meeting Of the dcposi.ors of the late
Cook County sAvlngs-Bank was held ut the
corner Of 1talstci street ard Chicago avenue,
tho special object being to take steps to employ
mn attorney To look after their interests In set
tling tho affairs Of tho collapsed concern. The
attendance xas not 40 largo as at some OF the
former meetings, the feature Of which was tho
presence OF several lailies. AID. Smith WIS
called to tho clia!r.
After tho meeting had been called 10 order,
Mr.. Fautson sat1 that, IN view Of tho slim at-
tendance, 1t wouiu be useless to undertake to
raIsc any. money, and beside, ho had about be-
como salislcd that the hiring Ut IN attorney
would not advance tho interests Ut the crclitors.
Mr. Carl Drclcr, tho Assignee Of the bank,
satl no did MT see how the employment Of an
employed by tho Directors were doing all they
cutild In pressing tho Rhode Island suit for
$12s, GOO, md also the otller claims lanktng up
thcasscts. As Assignee, he would work In thelr-
forests Of tlctlcpostors alone, but would suggest
With Elm and with Siessrs. jewett aud W4!te,
Ills attorneys.
Mr.. Waite, representing a fcmnle creditor,
said liO Wis In farpF of employing Al, attorney,
Another gentleman wantcsl to knuw oi sIr.
Dreier whether in his optuion tic officers Of thu
hank hatt run tic business honestly, and II SO,
how II WAS that Alr. Taylos, tho late President
0l tnG Ualltks WAS S1-n1,uVQ HllcAl.
Mr.. DreIer responded that Mr.. Taylor bad
loaned tic SIS, ,000 drawn from the funk to q.
business firm with Which lie IVES engaged, and
without tho knowledge of tho other officers Of
tho bank; It was the same money that was now
in snit.
Several dcposttors spoke, stating Tint they
had been deceived by tho bank infringement In
rariuus ways, showing how they had been
promised thelr money time md again, and how,
finally, they hau called for 1t, and found tho
institution closed. They were in favor OF
prosecuting tho officers Of tic bunk, criminally,
If slcng tho Stockholders, and employing Rta
attorney to take charge Ut tho whole affair, be-
lleying that delay was dangerous to tlicir lu-
tcrcsts.
sn1a'a1Gy5 r,S'a!'y Mr. rAa'on moved that lawyer be
4 voicc-What is the lawyer going to dol
We want him to watch thu Assignee. We don't
want any kid-glovcd lawyer, OF oh1 who would
bccomc the tool Of tho bank, as tue Assignee
had. [Applausc.1
a general experience meeting followed, In
which there was considerable feeling mani
tested against tho Assignee, who, many Ut tho
dcposItors said, hail He'd t1 them repeatedly
even went so far rs to sny TINT tho Assignee hat]
threatened to kirlt him when asking u civil
question about tho condition Of affairs, anu
another TINT le would give $100 to any onr II lit
could get hold on the Assignee or officers u
the bank by which they could be made to suffer
Tho following gentlemen were appointed 4
Committee to secure an attorney for The de-
tavc Nielsen.
A subscription wns then opened 10 raise
fund to retain an attorney, and quito lurgt
amount was pledged.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to tht
call OF tho aboso Committee.