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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-07-06
Plan O 5
M f A Nc

I'D TT Any person who viii make and
3 16c ! forward me list Of the names Of
procure an instrument either Plano or Organ,
will use my best endeavors to sell them one. and
within one year. will credit them with slO, and
for every organ %. 70 be applied ON payment OF
either plano or organ; and when IL amounts 70 q
sum sundcient 70 pay for any instrument selected
At the lowest Wholesale price. will Immediately
ship the instrument nee, or AFTER any amount e
credited the balance may be paid me In cash and
not be known In the matter, and will be doing
their friends real service. IA shall make special
ouers 70 them, selling q superior instrument for
nom one half 70 two. thirds what Is ordinarily AJAX
cd by agents. Please send me a list at once. and
After you have made inquiry you can add 10 IL.
New Jersey. llyl
, 1877-08-31


With ylcw to getting a. tic s,lcccssiye stock
transfers, . TRIBUNE reporter yesterday went
through u book In which tic records Of the safI
tru.s: tlous were krpt, anl IL enabled tn prescut
tic following lEst Of transfers, with tho names
Of the parties aud tue ,l'ncs when they were
made:
Jau. l. ls7:-Joha c. iIalnes to chauncey T.
Jaa. i. isi-john c. Halnes to Perkins uAs.,
JAP: i: is7e-5oha c. llalnes to John II. Fo.-
Jan. J.. Is7a-wllIau II. Turner " Helen VI.
TeS: Ii is7:--p. Goodwin. IT,. to J. II. Fo4.
April j, is7a-Joha G. laAines to Jatsd Gage, 10
Jans 20. 1s7e-caauneey 7. Bowen 10 o. y.
Jaas 70 u d1sS5:-chaune*, NJ. T. Bowen to D. b.
ian. I, lB73-Frrkins ussa to Thomas u. Dob
l'sns, llo thares. Aary hidAce " Thomas :. 1on.
Jaa; :, is7a-Edwasd c: Porter to Thomas n.
Dopbins, rs shares.
Jau. p l871John u. Foster to ThomAs i. Dob.
Jan: :. is7Ecnauaeer T. Bowen to Taop.a. 5.
Jan. :, as73-John O. Dora to Thomas s. Dob.
J.n. 9, ls7IAslen u. Turps. to L. D. s,dw.y,
Jsn. :. ls7s-L. B. sldway 70 D. D. Spencer,
2l1 4hAEea-
Jan. il, ls7a-D. 8. Smith 10 Thomas 8. Dob
Fsb. ii, ls73-H. II. shafeldt to D. D. Spencer.
Feo ii, 1s7a-Eueuas ". shss4la. 10 D. D.
Spencer, 80 shatea.
, 1877-08-31

eef was rery liberal tn htnnself, say the least. and
hit o"n worthless raner drure. !. nearly one. skin
q the total aascts 81 The hank. Tl.s total departs
o ana .ome @ w"ft IT noEesaca n1y ~ eaana nt
teal eetate. lnaued ont in sn,sl amounts nil nr.r
there viii be found rome 500, 00U oI the sioek
ahd bonds Of Chieaeo Il Calntnci tnnsl
Z ~ p1ck s,1s Go',py GGom',pany. and .on,c t'h!ca:c
will be seen that sh. OUTLOOK for ii" e.r.,or. |.
poos. Snthiny Immediately available i. III, and
upon What j. good rrnfat1J the par vnsnc rha,ot
aeps.of. % ,sa1',na M f1f '0s te Tc WIT; tc
prohabay will not exceed from la., ID Il, p.r eent,
tI1ns J b q O'clock this afternoon. Tins fnr oyrr
with the aEose fctut. There IN ah%o.UtrlY no
money left In The inst.ution and mare comptrfn
Wfeek ~: never irf, anywhere tnan "A nj. srtnlt
u u. u. slrnccrt msstsaCa agertnt and knayery,
sTATEAEHT To THk COMMITTEE.
Ala meeting h.lA In Market square yc.teTrl1y
s.ic asIictnoon At which nearly thdnrnnd Of lho'e
4. make Arrangen nta for meeting this erennS.
p inrt1a,inn Ut coE. Tsylor. Mr. Letter risitc,t
~ ~ D1nk wne,c ths matter "a. talked "tcF anl
H. availability Of the sssets. According 10 tol.
II .rt ns C5Sns,ps p' Of he s.se,'
ra.c" IN chaso cty 81 esse r., & g@1 n,nera1 @.' #
customers ot lhc ssnk. "A 10 the rcma!Ftcr
" me o.tensibie assets. he was by m
n'eah. iiarefut: and although not absolutely going
shove! that- II ssis or,nion, they "onld NOT 10
likely ~ clp tho ticpostors ont scry mucn. In
view af t1ts state Of facts. t'ul. Taylor recedcn
regard 10 I'll" rights and prrroeati.c as A-ssnrc IL
thc !ntotcnt concern. I1o went 70 n. u 10
signify hia willingness 10 With nny du15.
he viii render every facility fur IN examination u
The A1Alfs Of the bank
, 1877-08-31
THE BANKS AFFAIRS.
EXAMINING THE BOOKS.1

INSIDE the nAHK
the same busy but quiet scene was going on
that has distinguished tho place ever slnru tic
smasll-up. Col. Taylor was Tiers ut IN early
hour. anil his assistants pcgged away ut tho
books all day. 0nu OF the regular bank book
keepers was also on hand, aud was able, from
his knowledge Of tho books, to rc1llcr material
assistance. The work IN llaud WIS thu compile
ton, 1t possible, of TINT undertaken Wedne.-
llay,-tho Sitting OF the private accounts mud
tho lfsting OF tho assets, scheduling VI the COL
fatcrals. etc.. ctc.,-and tho clerks got 50 fur as
to ho ready to tako tho footlngs on
tho notcs held by tho bauk. The
schedule Of this particular line was
madc out under three heads: unsecured
notes. |. d.. psou,issory notes, bill receivable,
taton by tho hank without security; notes secured
hr rollatesalsi and notcs secured BY selt estate.
From the optnton expressed by the Assignee, tt II
thought tho unsecured notes will provo Vt moto
account Than rcoplo weru as as4t disposed 10 I'M.
aFtnr. No de1nlto opinion Gun tc had ~ 10 tl,e
colatersls sn real cstusa for tho scason that tho
tlon Will ho commenced this murnfng, a,ld il il
posaibo That betofu night son,eth,nx os y more
denn!.e ant ne.aap1 cheering natuso VII DO
Of raof. 10 d % to tho eiieet iii Go Tayios was IL
s o. so 10 g sppoInisa to ei
creditors.
cVL. TAYLOR LOOKED roR TllosE bourM PAIR
lipSua yK;gEItNAf,
but did not aud thcm. liz IL fa.t .ettllng down 10
Of then, u New York.. Tho Calumet LUCK Com.
towards discovering what tiry no whit. TITS
work Of valuation will pc lAt.Ied tAis !lurnlng.
wheihsf IT, t. o'i ioeeoi e tS aa
rsplisl i!a. hs ha1 easassA s!dasy sm'!A .: ii:
, 1877-08-31
THE SW1NDLED SUFFERERS.
WEEPING AND WA1L1SG,

TIE EXCITEMENT or WEDNESDAY
was succeeded by tho sctt!cI feeling Ut rc.Irn,-
tfon a,ronx the dcnosltors vino souk their stand
IN front of tho State sastn-s Institution ycstcs.
day morning. They looked as II they ta, tn ado
uI tl.clr sni',ls to the very worst, anl ret J.. If
nothing worl satisfy them tut tic mc1alml,oly
pleasure Of standing around and looking a: tho
closed doors, the darxc,lc,l windows, the l,oI,vr-
men. md caef, other. There was solnc talk, hut
les. Ut threatening lcnuncia.Ion than u, the
'1ay 1ctnrc. Most Of tic untnrtunatcs realized
that the ut.1y thing 10 do was tn wait patiently
for the Developments, aud, while these quiet,
patient toul& had little to SAT for slpn,-
selves, they apparently enjoyed tho
Remarks Ut those disposed 10 10
The talking. 4 hart1-wurking mechanic,
ot more tl,an the average amount Of lntc!i.
Ec,Icc inveiEhe'l agalnst the Janis officers WHO
bcramc rtcls, le sa'I, t,y rubbing the poor. What
right had they To draw these ie,ulcnse taarles
r1Ghl uut oi tho packets Ut tic poor 1aiotcrst
Tll!~ was tho way the Tum Sco'te and tic Van
terbflts were niadt-hy grinding the punr ,lcsiis
Under them. an irish wun,4n III ilc cruxd .a:d
she didn't care 70 mitch for l.crscIf us she lid
for hrr Mike. who latl been worfug like n h".ro
f"t yrarF mud wat iUw Just about hfnEcn up. Af"r
hrF arm cDnclu%ion ahu hrr uuy tie..re t,st Tho
only proper hing to do woA!t II. tn
HAHH THEsE niATltERsk1TkI.
tsr bank.ih!cses, !nrtanftr. .-or - .onn ~ they
hpr,,ccr \. do senu,a.rcl. a..,l wis,td he was
ntuuhd, that he might t,1ow hlf brnta u.t. III which
thin. wsfs -. .nliss nu! no.. nnd ever words, Of
uiru cTsrpcsl vut to u eunsi.trfatis s.tcni.
general complaint being that hc isr bten; teir. i'll
was not tbs 1eaI-or. Il Ill sssat<, lis u@...ffsui
thu Geposilots eoula have. TIL. lecug ut lat tv.
s"1 Uns III .t1s ss sRs p, Il rse 4, ion,
sad cftcrett into discussion With. = .ErnLIcu.an
, 1877-08-31

TALKING 1T OVER IN MARKET SQUARE.
Aside from the talk about their loss and tho
conduct ot Spencer, the subject which seenlcA
to be upper.nost iu Tho minds VI lnany of thoso
gathered on tue sidewalk In front of the bank
yesterday morning wus the matter Of the aet-
tlcment Of the estate 10 tho best possible al-
vantage. Thcsu ean bc no qucstlon that large
number OF thu dcposltors are dissatisfied wit.
tho appointment ct Mt. Taylor ~ Assignee, not
because thry believe him to bc dishonest or III
competent, but solely for the reaspn that no
wH designated By the msn who had robbed
them. They do not care about Mr. Tay!ors
Integrity Or c1pabilIty. Tha faet that he
WAS picked ont by spencer Is evidence from,
tho csetlltors' point Of view that liz MIA
not selected to manage things in their Interest.
anl hence thoy drslra 10 get rid of him II II Is
puss!ble. Tue first more to attain this end NIB
made yesterdays uotlee, signed "Crcdltor," be-
tug postcd Oh the door Ut thu bank tnat meet
ins would 10 held nj Market and Madison atrcets
al J. D'elo:k 10 the afternoon.
At The hour !ne1sttoncA abuut 100 people, all
Mep, assembled IN the southwest cpruer, anil
began talking With ona anotl,cE. They blocked
up the sidewalk, ind policeman requested
Ceutra! unscl, 10 thg ccotrr Ut tho block BE-
tween Maltsul, aud Randolph streets. Thithcr
the csuwl went. Others continually arrlScd,
aud by haIt-past . theEs were fully Wv, few Ut
The ono Who had called tho meeting
.lld not appear, and much tlme was
spent !n trying to get sou!o
suggested one baaac. xnu souse audy e!&c anoiher,
l.u general demand being that uoas LAl Icpusitoea
sA0all taka part In tho proceedings.
Finally.
u. l.. DECKER,
~ attorney. Va. proposed tot President. and
aud into inns Ar. neekef gut. 80 u to be aud
heard. liz sail thcr hat ,net to taka anch steps
Huut4 best ptuuaUta khrIf Interests, II vas not
necessary for hiM to say taAt ths State Savings
Iaak hA1 ''bastea." that The o'eress had left lbu
city, An1 that tho asseta belonged u lhc deloslt-
secure ihs bcst distribution Of the assets. Ono
NJ. TaYiof. he Understood. had BEEN put y char1s
bf neaps VI W assynMcnt. a tu!ee; " Ht doak
mani him."l Tat, prshaps, mas tho best thlLs
that could hsJe txeu dunc. But 1t stcmr1a
to him in scsy u4l tasso sLat tho oleers
Who .houl4 .ettle the estate. ile thought the Dc.
rosltoss should saJ ~hu should handle their
money; std They were tbcsa 10 say who tney
wautcI tu d. 1t. CaFu and Le!ibaratlun were
sentlal tu closIn; up thu M iss VI the eauk. Ii
was proper 10 AppoInt u cQmnsttsc to eunsider tho
ton to ake charge Of ths vast assets, snd dsiose
to tho creditors Ia voice: "Thst's what NO
wAnt."1 The committee could report to . general
meeting Of depoatoss, and II t4s aau selected ~
them was satisfactory he could b. couhfnls1; II
wsrs dsposcd of h9nestfJ. be believed they woala
but II shcy were no: sold with skill and foresight
tha dividends wunld pan out lower khan the credit.
ass had any ide4 Of. Tha Committee charged VILLA
tho sssetoa VI thls 1asa could s!sa eAks sts*s "
, 1877-08-31

Fth II. 15H-J1ftd Gage to G. D. DiekSofd. 20
March Is, 1sTa-T. g. pobe!a. to o. s. Houeh,
Ns;sS il, 1s7Ar. $. poebin, to d. u. Spencer.
March il. 1s7a-w. II. Turner to Dr.. y. 8.
sisfch s il, is;:aw. II. Turner tn Perkins I,a..,
Aassh H. 1s;:s-w. II. Turner to John c. porc,
March Ii, la73LL. 3. s:dway to t.. q. Dn1k'ey,
Fhase.
Mach ::. 1s7a-D. D. Spencer to C. O. uu'k.
Anni I. is;:,-c. u. 1liekfosd. Tru.tee, 10 viii.
lam l.. Faweet:e, 10 shsret.
Aay Y. 1s73-c. u. bickford to D. p. Spencer.
June u. 1s!a-D. d. Spencer to Thomas 8.
June Il. 1s?s-o. $. uoueh 10 D. D. Spencer,
,1nne q. 1s7s-o. s. Hough 10 ThoHaa s. Dob
Jnl1 i. -1gT,-D. II. Spencer to Nrr. II. N.
JsIy i: is7s- William L. raws.ne 10 john
July i. la7-Wiiliam L. raweess. 10 Frederick
n. Se'*ton shat"* ,.;,
,1n!y 10. ls71-WIl'jam l.. Faweesta 10 Mrs.
c:ts3,ns sy g. : ,syWsa III :htts, t. ra~se to D.,.a s.
% lily 80. is;3-w. II. Turner to n. $. Smith. Is
AHs. Is, 1s7a-w. II. Turner to u. D. Spencer,
Ust: il, 1s1s-Joha c. Do:c to c. T. Bowen.
20 SHARE.
bins. - .hsrc..
uct. II. 167}--,fohn II. Fottcf 10 ThomAs s.
DnbIlns. shares:
Feb. .. INIT. >. Dooblns to u. D. Spencer.
Msrei 10. is74-p. y. Spencer, Trustee. to Rob-
er. Bayan!. q Sew Yesk: aoD rlases.
Marth31. LTD. q. spencer, Trustee, to How
nrI '. Tubey, y shares.
March ~: fS1l-liowatd y. Tobey 10 D. D.
sptncer. a shares,
March ~. IBID, j. Spencer to Fred \. Ser-
ton: u alrtsc.:
March ". l8'A-t!0Tafd y. ToheJ 10 u. u.
spsneer. Ifa.tss: ',shaIe'. -
Henry !. Sm5the. Scw iusk. % .i.srs..
William ttayafd cnt,lng. Sew York. l Share:
HaEch ~. lb14-John ChriatoPhef to D. y.
Smith, ln ehAses.
March ~. laIs-u. u. Spencer 10 T.. g. Hulk.
1ey: 40 ,taies:: . ..
March II. 1s54-p. y. Spencer, Trustee, to 4.
D: Guild. 100 hre,;; share,;;
Fred a. Sewlon: 30 shares.
Tutner. Hay, ~ shares. -.
Mnfch I'll. 1s4t-D. D.. Spencer, Trustee, 10
J. q. Adan,s: q New fosk. 30 shares.
Sent. ~. 1h13-D. D. spencer. Trustee. 10 D.
D.: Spencer. President: 4!l nl!arc..
Sept. -, 1a74--H. a. smythe to G. 7. Bowcu.
60 slaarc+: ~. -,
esept. ~ ,tnt4-". H. CHUNG 10 d. u.
spe,eet; span, Tsats r uow., t,n n s,,,...
1s1, sEa,t.. - 1s'" - - ~ '''ose''
, 1877-08-31
..ss....4++..sst,tkO $1o3,H1
Meetings nt ttn Al nrk hoffara tara ba~r p.o,t.. :.

$io3,ND
Meetings nf tho stockhotdefs i,avo hcen regular.
y held since tts Organization. nnI It's business con-
dnetet in accordance with the provisions uf its
duly elected, now conrlsts Of The following ,,cF.
rnns: John g: 1laincs. L: r.: sIdwsy.. ". ii.
&. u. N1ektosd. j. II. slnfcldt, and jated Ossc.
The nfllrcts arc John G. Hainc.. President; John
G. nnfc. ttcc.frcsiaent; &. y. B,ckfnrd. Cashier:
i. D. t;ui1d, Aeaistsnt Cashier. This Is snb.
tcFlhcd 10 by alt tue stockholders, and their nancs
entered til tht rrcort.
At tue animal meeting Of the stockholders Jan.
!, 1B5. the naniea of the stockholders and tIr
amount held by cacb was scnd from The atoek.
, 1877-08-31

Tbs public afa cautioned ngalnst negotiating for
two eerta!n notes, signcli W Henry Wahl, Tut.
tiek cotcoran, aa4 D. Frederick, VI 1taskA, Cook
Co.. III :, datel about August TO- 1b77, for tue
Archibald Stowart and Archibald Stewart, ona far
Slh0 md wo Tor 500 each for the purchase ot two
m!eththX machtncs. Said natcs WcEo taken hv ono
Ed"af Mock. und ORC supposed 10 be payable 10
hls order. In violation OF his trust ~ our agent.
Other notes haso been taken in their place. and
t6ose described above arc worthless. MI. Mock's
agency has been cancelled.
GAAH, SCOTT i CO.,
AaguAt 20, 1877. RchulQud. Ind.
, 1877-08-31

4 TEI1UK1 reporter spent considerabla time
yesterday IN looking over tho only records Of
thu bauk oltcess' meetings in existence. The
book In whIAh tbs records Heru kept he1ors the
, 1877-08-31

HAst. y. II. Kitdcr. v. II. Turner, John c. )orc.
il. shufclds, j. Goodwin, jr,, pr, Jonn' H. II.
Fo.tcr. ~o'' 1''
as .s,sss; & ~. f ysan s. ne' 81 President
~. ~ . ,e~,
I'm t,o..1 =, 1'4,,.,a.. .n". - 49,. ao.-.
folluWs: DOM Y. Dofo, Pfctttlenl: l.. Is. Sid
way, viec.rrcsidcnt; G: D. BIckfofd, Cashier;
d; D. ua'l, III, Asst3sae ~ H. css!!tcF. ,Ss
stoek Was ir1eased T l,S .hares % akse 'ui the
entire slovk a.aoo sl,atc*.
loving sstss. sse,el tor !s se ensIs sns i";;
!. J.. Spencer. !ssk,n' Pass W. u; Turner, !.
hs beMs II md SsS" pc;e ri: IL na:. nS:,'s sho ~
s!heusn i vii e nsseea y: hs's "s"Sse &c
sfvea s.s ":.saa Sf e{ IT, IT, he'll. .s
r. i0SSs sts,t e;s1; r slss sIss's: S
$:Ss' i $;Sis:
Tho Executive Committee.
4 Aueetal mccttn. OF tho stockholders was held
e H. @ ss i $Ss +. ..a s<. , ,as ''s* '.sa
si!,tsoasi .hs.s. Il .ssk ., ss' sss!: A'''2 '''"
esntea o,ser ~ sttnss o ffo,n ~ p m"'hIns
conslitutns an. appointing bin, H. proxy M tor i;ob
hlnS. bf virtue WhrfEof In f1hrs
hims n raynr "f tnsnas,n thr strr mi III ,"s.
uf lth uwn. rcrktu. Uass cnst j ,nir. H. IL
Smith snsc, j. {. bore j voic, y, j., ki'!,!ef /
yotc: n II ittNto1d N yo,ss + GnIIt Swsn ~ s,cs ~
il iiseJwn s" ID yo,cs. heimy tif,s Y.'tcs IN 81
."r,c ,r.,a1 xnie. nch =. , aere
msro ~ which annrars Inc rcrord Of tha ~ ,nrctn
ns.sh ~ !: :,,a, liz following: y, wing ,r.,
~, sia!sH - IHHt alfl.
& III. { Z sy oat a IL .' T.
!: :as s'usE haoe. u ..iI ,nsss.a. lea i
that tme ssld d,,!rGa shall be dus md Fsrsa!c IN
" E;5s fnas f. a's s t.ssc i Ut ..r4.
IL s'sS aa 4 IL e ssnsea sns e II =. oH ,Hess Nv
"xaFa oJ thy.: = s'1a arlaar the stoeI buek.
n t9y sk ~ ~ III y: o q e Il:
.S ;:: I:s NIT
%;.G;: i;Ss;S,
XII sscr".; snxs,t.,
Em.rxGkTT Towtx,
in1,,*na on nj. ,,... =, =; S.sa,s. . ~,
following men,ofauiyu,:
The following nan,kl p<r.on. hs,e elected 10 t.ks
Mstc! Il. H. Goodwin. Jr., Il. H. Kldrr, K H. tiIini.
t, & noSnns y. ~ Y; y fyens;eE resksn: i.s: r. X
IT, s. l. ta hsa2 = e. ses. III H. i4s''a; 4a1e 'fs1
, ,.,o,,,o. ,,r,.,; ;nAxs!' A. 1s7a' s,,,. . .,,.,.
cd. Hnt.tnE earh TtMstee to fee u S. fur attend
snE euch mcctlng pE0siasd hs Lc present within
three minutes OF Tho ttmo fur which ssid meeting
W. - sallsa; 1as,slix... .,. A., ..
holding the annual meeting from January TO ,tups
such meeting Wsa hetd June =, lhf:t, al which
the following Trustees ~eFe elected: CT. uowr,.,
W. !. Il. Foster, John 9: Dofe !ir y. u. hn,ith.
W iAfhel. y. " hiaaee, ". y. Spencer. Fer.
kius t!ast. !homas h. 414busas, u. b. tlou3h. sud
Daniel Eooawsn. ";
Tbs Trustees met Inc eans aaYt sad Organized -
fol!owa: y. y. spencer, fTss'uent: Thomaa i.
ooeons atce. e.FstsHenE; Z; H. H'ckf0F1l. GashIcri
, 1877-08-31

Arc went up In the ashes OF that great cont,agra-
tfon, and the first record the antiquarian finds is
thu: Of meeting held Dec. y, ls;l,-tt1c first
alter the nrc,-nhcn something WAS tfonc to re-
htnrc them. BY looking through, tic following
reeosds, the reader wll Ece how the mis.iDR
ones were restored. anil at the same time review
the history of the bank In its downward course:
At the meeting field Dec. q, 1871, there were
present John G. IIaincs, l.. 3. sit1way, n. 3.
klddcr. {. D. Nfckiosl, and nr. n. 8. Smith.
MF. l.. y. Sistway moved tho adoption Of tho
tollowtng resolutions, The motion was second
cd hy d. s. Smith, and the resolutions adopted:
WHEREAS. During the fire. Oct. 4 md .. EB7t,
thc record. Of the $ia:c Snsfnga Institution were
tcetroycd by i!fc; 4 T.: therefore,
Eantzst[on thereof, which haA been furnished bT
its 1aice.., lt, md The same Ia hrseby, adoplcd
md ordered eprcAd upon the records.
iXsoErea, Tint each Hfockho1der nf the fnEttlu-
ion ke Tcgnested =, signify his asscnt thereto In
In The run.fuer Of 1867. the corporators met aud
organized thc state sirings tnefitution under t;s
charter said charter being m act Of the tlcncfal
Assembly Of the ssalc of fllinula. approved Feb.
r., ls'Il. d.: $; Smith. Jared Gage, +. ii.
M lia!nes. e. and G. y; B'exford subscribed each
500. GOO. WA on the 18th day OF July. is63.
transferred in the following smonta to Tie foiiow.
tn1.nanscd persons:
.famt+ SAarts Amount.
.oh! = hslnes. nes.:......'..s..'".....,.. III IT. 1n
.u;sniac u !; hne'dcr................- IS. aiNr,
vary hladef S31 ~, 81
Sath"n H. h'aaer'''' .'' '.*!...'.'"" ITO
f"tAl......s.. .....................1.0Do $lUp,Cyl
On the ed dhy OF lime, 1900, thc eanftat stnrl
was ancFeoeet 70 SlOj, u0O. ~ the Tina of TIC
, 1877-08-31


,.wci1 .h, .t,,+,r ..o,,s.s ....
holder ii liable Tor thr smnnnt nj ILL., sinrE fnp az
is rhn !. moahs .arpo:s II an 'sS sek
''Ynn kne~ nothing abont / contaminated "a.
sisnmcnt.'..
10 Dc mn The fnane',' arrangements:
II had charge of the ttn'; :dscd., md nav. been
TFu.tee IN perhaps hun4red different ioans tnat!o
ptrcsy toan md aod for q nd iner st
Further than thst hnd nothing whatever 10 do
w:, the n,nk sSa ss,e known no;Inf ahon q
mad .Ins. ,hc as:,snn,ea. Rave surprised me AZ
why .was your mole cancelled 10 soon before
the .W:it h,:sfr ,,.x .,,,,. .,.,.,.. =. ..a.
had beeti hid By s:oskhoiass. y. Tsnrsees Ak H.,
thought ihat oacht to 10 cleared up too. Tncrc
,,n ~ no uss IL n5 h1dng ;he tick snd ths naak
J. ! had knorn thc inst!:nton ma. Go.n: 10 rtoo.
9ss: y. ,;s cancelled .eons The
:, =, '.le.. J, the etoet onee owned oy Dooh'n. and
md hc.d IN s.nsi. va. in nrns whet, a ,has s; ",
done. nn'l dien't know ANYTHING abont ii until
ssIatsh,en thing. ont:
..what va. The object ot This tssn.fer:"
ut *a* 10 prevent The ttock from being hawked
about the markell"
~ ~ n,pment Gentlemen esed tor ~. Good.
limstest. and the interview terminated abruptly:
Sir1te'l much NM mnsr ,T,t.r 'ue p''"p "ou'" h"'e
r.A. NEWTON.
Another Of The gentlemen xho held .tock and
bad ii. note cancerd Anr: IN. Inst. Is Mr.. +. i.
TO tie reporter > inrulry, lIo raid:
"1hat VIA some of, the Donh!n stock. Ih.'d
sd sd is1ifs rs +! @na "'aa hare belonged to me IT
!sa safes fe', 70 ,s as'i'"y s;iSn. XGu !ha' n
este ny note. They wanted nc to par and
what had paid"
''Dn .you consider yourself llao'c for tho
AMOUNT r,. ,.,. .r.u.
note:,:.
prepo's" nj @ ,as '''sR ''' the
1t was talked shout. got the I've shares
'''at hs yda s SnSr sow much soex po,n, and
., No. understood since then that II was Dob.
''nM any OF the employees hod stock A. Trus.
te:., ..yot ,,., .,onot
The taax:"
s haze 'G Il. 4 sdua hi been es.es
err looked intn the eens ri books dotcn times,
count
''l,o yuu think Spencer got away With much
c3fhe"
NO" -.. ...
"1!ase sou an Idea what became OF The 1881. o00
park oond*'"
~ rncsa you will dnd that The Canadian TANK
holds then, for eaeh pa,d. Let me tell ron onc
thing: great dca! fla4 ben said about iii. spru.
ece: but. 1t ron want to 1na out mhai hroke tue
eiate, you must 20 bnck Of his administration
NH. &, u. slIEDn,
of Ioon, T. No. 6; Wa.hlnpton ftrcrt, sail thnl 10
did At onp tinIc hntd ten shasrs n tlr ttalr say.
tn.s. hut had Transferred them. lie was formerly
connected with the lHstltatIun. tclis In charge Ut
the Waba-h .tytnn- itraneh uank, Bur au,t iuetu
two years us more nro.
s.Mirt did Suu 10 with your etock. raid The
reporter
II transferred ii-wei, to Ms. Spencer. /
don't knnw what was done wi!b 1t. ! trsnafrr,yd
It IN blauk."
''Has there any contfderatlnn.'
'.nh. yes, Of rnnsre. Certainly. there was q
ralunhle cous,,leratinn, 80
+.Dn Jau expect tn b. called upon for ANYTHING
In the shane OF nj, thaeasmcnt?'
II dont knuw: really, can't tell you. s,cneee
had thu stock pcrhurs II ypu rud AIm he can ,ci
, 1877-08-31

f"tal........... .....,...............1.noo klOn,tUl
On the ed day Of Innc. 1900, tilc capital stock
was increased u SiUj, 200. ii the tIp,s vi tIc
great fre the nlDck VIVA held by tho following.
nnMcd persons. all ut 1t htfp1 full. maid.
, 1877-08-31
FTlHCELl4ANEOUS.
The National Life-lnsurance Co.
Of U. s. Of 4.


The Circnts Court OF Cook County, Ill.,, hevpE re-
.tsrs,.l ;ap7, k,oek ala aFccisd thc iteeeiyer ot
sEan atrssl..e Il ,.s shn unic.ssned by virtue o.
r.. III 91st nsfTsy r. nx!sa fsr h.ty aYs ntose. ioF
ftosk # lie SATluAAL Llfk.lSs sUttASGE CO. or
u r. 6F a. being 10, ft1' shnrca par auc OF Flbl
r., ahare I'll owntd Wv tho trpuho i.!tcins CO.. ot
tEsasp H.. "hos% hu.neH bSng sioac! III. The sale
H. L. e. q u E. ot L. has ',ss fof many ycs. sn.
u dostf asss,s lnformatton II rrgatd tbs nstnre
a9a rano Of tv a*tn sud business nf sAtd Cnlnpany
|st,ou; ~ H aaa as'tuE asrn:t!oa resar
tl*k. NJ rroposls IL ho n scaled cnrc0prs tarKrI
tEnposaa ftr astiopal Life lna, Co. C3;Htal EfncK,"
Him med tn the Court Tor tta action ths end 0f
'''' "-''' sn:iEEE Il. Waltz itsesiSsf.
Chtcxyo, Aug. y, in77.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-16

tales doctrinas quedan, aun suprimido
10 sobrenatural, restos de Ia bbra que
labro la religion cat6lica. Como ell al-
ma es naturaImente cristiana y en- ella
deposit6 germen viyaz el yerdadero
cristianismo, Ia sociedad moderna, aun-
que desviada de esa religion, yiYe en-
parte de su sustancia y aun 81 fortalece
con su aliento Pero cuando SO han
desechado todos los dogmas cristianos;
enando Sc toma de la religion su moral
sin su metafisica, y 10 que queda de ella
es admitido libremente por la razon CO.
mo uno de tantos resfduos que dejan los
tiempos pasados la edad presente,
1 puede decirse que la sociedad pertene-
ce & esa religion y que vive segun ellis? !?
] Ahl Desgraciadamente la ciudad ra-
cionalista, 8 digamos la moderna civi-
Iizacion, cual Sc muestra en- la actaali-
dad, mas parece anti-eristiana que cris-
tiana, y, cosa mas grave, 10 que avanza
Y marcia, y 10 que segun ley fatal de Ia
historic ira en- sucesivo crecimiento,
no ser que Sc muden las corrientes SO
las infuencias del lado de la
Iglesia catolica, es esa tendencia anti
y anti-cristiana.
{ Coaooird.