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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-01-27
Tpesday,ss February GOA, 1877,
at o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND,

situate and lying in Baltimore county aforesaid
and thus described:
Beginning on the south side Of Brady street, as
laid down on Clemens New Plan Of Oxford and
Friendship, at the distance of $50 fest east from
the southeast corner of Brady and Frisby streets,
and running thence cast on Brady street Is feet !:
thence south, parallel with Frisby street 100 feet
to alley Is feet wide, laid out for use in com
mon thence west on said alley with the use
thereof in common and parallel with Brady street
% feet to lot No. Sc in said plan and thence
north, bounding thereon 100 feet to the place of
beginning. Being the same land described in
said mortgage. Subject to ground rent of $40
per annum. Improved by neat and well built
Two-STORY FRAME DWELLING.
@ss- Taxes, &c, paid to January LIST, 1877.
TERMS.-0ne-t third cash on the day of sale !;
balance in two equal instruments in and IL
months respectively, or all Gosh, at purchasers
option: credit payments 10 bear interest from
day Of sale and to be secured to my satisfaction.
WILLIAM N. BUSEY,
Attorney,
No. So ". Fayette St., Baltimsre
o. A. KIRKLAND & CO., Auetioneers.
Jan. 27.-ts.
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vs. The California fruit crop of 1876 was val
ued at between five and six millions of dollars.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C, &C.
WTE, tho undersigned, will offer at Public Sale
w on the premises, called "Bellview Farm,"
situated IN Baltimore county, Eve miles on the
Roisterstown Turnpike on
Frtdoy, February 18Th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
and name In part, as follows:
R FIVE HORSES, FOUR "
0*EN MULES va
-N0@Ael two-horse Wagon, largo six MA
horse Wagon, with iron axles, buit By Slack; /
hay Bed, 2 Mowers, Flows, Cultivators, Harrows,
Horse Rake, Shovels, Post Digger, Horse Car,
Wagon, Harness, Dairy Fixtures, tvo-horse
Threshing power, Cutting Box, Steamer.
Also, q lot Of Corn, together with a largo va
riety Of articles too numerous 10 mentico.
TERMS OF SALE:
All gums Of sac and under Cash all gums over
$50 q credit Of months will be given, purchasers
giving notes with approved security.
". s. WILHELM 4 OTHERS,
Executors.
Jan. 27.-ts.
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@~About year or more ago the ancient city
of Annapolis was thrown into state of excitement
on account of developments which brought to light
the defalcatiops of man named Howisop, who,
being in good circumstances, and an active bust
ness man, had been entrusted with the funds of a
number of persons in large and small amounts
Howison died suddenly and not until after his
death did the facts come out. And now the same
city has been shocked for the second time, by the
announcement that Hon. George Wells, ST., who
has been connected with the Farmers Bank since
1921 most Of that time as its President has turned
out to be defaulter to the amount of about &c.,
600. Mr.. Wells is past seventy years of age lie
has been looked upon in the past US one of the
most wealthy and reliable men Of Annapolis, his
home in the suburbs Of the city being all that
wealth and refinement could make it, but now, in
the declining years of his life all his good deeds
are over shadowed by the painful announcement
of his downfall. The spectacle is q sad one. Itit
not definitely known how be disposed Of the money
but it is supposed much of it was lost by his dab
ling in railroad stocks. 1t is stated that the bank
will lose nothing, as Mr.. Wells has transferred al
his property, including two policies on his life fol
$4,000 each, to that institution.
The Annapolis Adrertiser, evidently before il
knew Of Mr.. Wells defalcatiop, had tbis to say o.
his resignation of the bank Presidency. 1t will
be seen by this what has been thought Of him al
home:
"Tho Hon. George Wells, who has been connect
ed with the Farmers National Bank Of Annapolis
for the last fifty years, on Monday last resigned
the position Of President, and the Hon. Alex. Ran
dali was elected in his stead. Mr.. Wells first be-
came connected with the bank in 1897 az Statf
Director, and in 1888 became its President, which
position he has successfully held until bis resig-
nation. Mr.. Wells is q gentleman vel known and
highly respected in this community, and in 1856
represented this county in the State Convention Of
that year. He has also served two terms as State
Senator from this county, and at one OF thea was
President Of the Senate, which position he filed
with credit alike to the Senate and himself. Mr.
Wells has also filed many positions of public trust
and wasF gentleman and citizen whom people de-
lighted to HONOR
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sNOVDEN & BUsEY, IS W. Payette Street.
PUBLIC SALE
oP
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT OXFORD,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

NNHE undersigned, Attorney, by virtue of
l. power contained in mortgage from Alice
Clemens and husband to the Merchants and Ne
chanicS PermGpert Building and Loan Compe-
ny of Baltimore city, dated March I'd, 1875,
and recorded among the Mortgage Be -
E97Ss cords Of Baltimore county in Liber J. e
GL B., No. 81; -
folio 56l, &c., will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on
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Straight-Out Talk.

On Friday night, 10th instant the Republican
members of the Indiana Legislature in caucus as
sembled passed, among others, the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That we believe the interest of the
country demands First fair vote of the people,
without fear or favor; second, fair count of tho
legal votes so cast; and, lastly, willing and
prompt submission by all parties to the result so
declared by and through the legally constituted
authorities established for that purpose necessary
to insure peace and prosperity of the country; and
we denounce revolutionary all attempts of load
ers of the Democratic party to intimidate the poo
pie of the nation by threats Of anarchy and war
unless the person of their choice shall be declared
elected President. We believe that Rutherford b.
Hayes has been elected President, and that Will
liam A. Wheeler has been elected Vice President
of the United States, and that il only rcmains for
the President of the Senate to declare the result
according to the Constitution of the United States
1t will be seen, says the Philadelphia EceaiaS
Telegraph, that the caucus of the Legislature Of
Indiana wants ~ fair vote, ~ fair count 81
submission of everybody to the result, (4) 1t be-
lieves that Mr.. Hayes has been elected President
and (5 all that remains to BIO done is for the Pros
ident of the Senate to declare Mr. Hayes elected
Nothing could be simpler than that plan, and az
for directnoss and compactness it beats the join
committees plan all to pieces. In fact it is Mr.
Morton's plan, which that gentleman was undoubt
eddy too modest to embody in minority report t.
Congress.
If the Compromise Bill fails, what the indiana
Republican caucus so distinctly and uucquivocall.
resolved upon, will, most likely, become the ulti
mate resort If so, it cannot 60 much, if any, ont
side of constitutional requirements. 1t simpl!
contemplates Mr. Hayes getting the one vote t
which he is fairly entitled to mako him President
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Jan. 27.-1t
, 1877-12-08

To shake. OF not 10 ahakes AEe. that - tho
Il, the paro1ysu.s ri fever aud ayus, ar ~ bantsn
ths atsocious hIsraso BY course u that standard
anti. .fcbtilo remedy, Ilostctacs. blilcfss Tiers
cauuut " mneh iuabt ~ 10 Tho EesL,,nsc OF Tho
uIaia1Ia stsekrm to lht* Inquiry. From. every To-
cAlity uu this continent xhhsT inhabitants atS tor
nlsnfe1 with the shiseEins plasHe cnnes AZ tn'
and sa.d .camt Of aalsfl. provided BY setsacr, Tue
Isu'1rns u lever aud axus 4I..rets veil know l1w
rrspite aso sAu so-caIlod remedies Ut tho faculty.
Vuininr. atsenic, blau,ntA, what arc these but
poisonous pa1iattses, which ce4ss alter Time 10
produces any hxpe fcial cck whatever, and. II per
si4lua In, wse4k i1xparabls mischief opon the
systcmf EserY~hess they .ts aHins Aasadoned y
inlelilxent pcEsons, snt that genuine fekeno!s
ttostettes's Bilters. subsltutcd in their place.
, 1877-12-08
Al the close at hnstness Thursday evening tue
condition Of the Institution was:
A&skT8.


From N inspection Of the two t.bles # vii b, bs
ecen that tho cash On hand dwindted from $G7. 0W
to 81. 4J!. thH 'oscfnmens bonds from So, goo 10
nothing. and the other bonds from $40. o01 to
$tlt. OOO. The bills receivable. which are secured
hY ArAt mortgage. show reduction Of $40. 0U0.
The entire capfal stock ID Invested In the bank
binding, which, II 10 stated. nets per cent oves
md above tA1cs
THE srocKnotpERs,
a. appeaEa from tho stock ledger arc ~ follows:
AttEnsl l1cck. 10 shares; MinR Hahe. l: Charles
1iecker. 10; Matthias Coss1an. !; Jchn Dcsrhautr,
:: Lambert Eliel. :; Conrad folx, 70; furst d
1sradIcy, 70: j. l.. Oatzcrt. 2; afatilla GFecne'
bnn,n, e; Emma Orceneau1n. 8; Emily 0recuc-
bum, q; Ell&s Dseencbaum. s; Henry Greene.
banni 4 Co.. f8; Henry lrecne1aum !. lao; =;
Gsrenehanm Bros h to-. 90; F. q. lloync. 16 !:
j. r. lloync. III; John liant. 10; John ttctttnE.
10; lint Dtolhers, 20; 1lcnfv Kerber, 6: .Josenh
Liebenstcn, III: II. +. I.cnpoid. 10; Lc0ro,d, Kuh
& to. 10; Otto Lob. &: Otto Autschlrchncr. 6;
t. u. Mayer, 2; r. Madlencr. &; g. Sewhal!, jF,
~: 81. HUscl =: Il. lsub<1. 10: J. Rothschtid. U;
c. Ii. Steele. 10: La,sts Sues. 20: G. a. Spring.
it,, TO; Peter 6chuiler, 10; 1ou!e Schroeder. z;
Wol1 Sehacfcr. l.: Charles With. 20: T. i. Weber.
~; conral WEkomakt. =; barbs'a Wtse, 10;
Ths o;lleSrs and Directors are: 1senry Greene.
baum. President: Charles W,rlh, Vice lle+uent: !:
Elias (reencbAutM. Comptroller; 4. Wac. Cashier;
Ycter HehntlcT, joscnh lfcbcnsttln. 6tm0h Flnt-
sllctnt. llenry n. IinfL John licrtlnC. JanrR T.
1i0ync. and tho bank offcers named aboYe. Direct.
ors MIR. Thosnns iloYns was tho First Vice
Ffrsidcne until abOnt ten days ago, whcn be sold
h5s htuek anu retired.
, 1877-12-08
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

CuIcAoo, dec. 7.-Mcdnes.Eay anade my usual
debosft, checks, ele.. In tho German Nations!
papk, and when read next morning in Tns TAN.
vNg that the concern had failed l expected. OF
yIoas balance ia the hank, Judau os my surprise
when one nf lit, Nresncbauu,'s attaches called At
ny utea thIa a,oEninx And returned tu me- the en-
iiio slnonul Of Wednesday. deposit. | lh,Hk
ought 10 make this statement pub!,ely, tnasmueh
~ Mr. Henry Ureene tanm t4 an1 las been sub
}erled l0 uIklnl aud RE0undless crltic!aM. and ~
futthctatulr bclicyo that hls bank viii pay every
dollar due it, Itpoaltosa. wouldn't Lake W crnta
on li.e dullar fuI what ! hats ln tho tlcrman NJ.
laonat 10. daY, ttust that you may ilnd room TO
publish this IntlAntc Ut hone*3 Oh tho tstt OF ~
unfortunate Institution which Las always aclel
ulou Inc slrrtcsl PRINCIPLES VI commercial hoIoE.
UssneclfuIlY yuurs, T.. Z. HnlLlNa,
MsuaCcf Tts tsfatsrn SAas cad L4aihtT AsttsE.
, 1877-12-08
HENRY GIsEENEBAUsI.


When Il heeame known II the bank that the con.
Germ would b put Into The hands Of Recover. t's
eus1l attrY Of dcpositoss Who were thsFe to draw
out money. aud had bean told that they coud nul
get II, looked littlo b'ua sbuus the cls. - to
aoeak, hut tho more intelligent Of thstn had lltIo
10 asy, except tbat tbsy believed Sit. U.renehau,n
had done tho bsst that he couis; tlat sLsJ wers
aorry for him. and especially Tor them.
selves, and that they had no doubt
tho bett Thing that could he dons
tor the bank was to Turn II uver tu Receiver. snd
LAT him wind It up. There wgte othttA su.ong
them who couldn't understand It. They sppeAFsd
To he 4 good ussl daxed. sud III around On the
hard benches Or stooa up tn little knots aFonnj
tha room. asking each other Whist it al meant.
Hy.spl.by II began 10 dawn On them that lhs bank
would pass oul Of Mr. 0FeeuebauM'a hands. am
,p,o tho hauds Of the Court The most interest.
INK aussstan then was, what lhey would ret out
of ths bank, snI when they wauld get It. sna tbs
a,sutapeeA Of lhe bank clerks that thcy would get
do)lsy Tor dollar, and thst II probably NJ d!siAut
dste, tenled greatly to encourage shem. Tbs tstt
ia, that bank fat!urA have been 20 common Of IAte
that shs last one falsd utterly to cause anyth!ng
like sgeitsusent. Willis 1t gave food for regret,
and ptsnty ot il, there were no bstsh wo10s. uo
aeeusattens Of otcial 4shonssty, and ths poor do.
posltoss who had aworn by Henry orseaebsum for
yssrs wcEc disposed tu 1ohk uDon h1ua A. Tho VIC.
nd nd " M,os sur'ax y IL" dsy. ii dlistsnt ti@ss Tas
TRtBrxE sspotlsr cRnsAsofed to get lhs undivided
car Of Mt. Gttensbaun for conversational Par.
81 % psspls S sha Id business 10 Iaasa.t with sim.
Hs sb.ass sao.dsS it:eit. Evsa s6sa i VI. oiist.
anl the
ANawkHs TO sEHsxs or QUESTIONS
on variety Of natscrs eotFespa"dlngly ansA1ta.
ss!% xesson Of dsedsa repu:u.nss nc on Hs. a,ssns. &C.
baunp part to talk. suit A*u BY fessau of The fro.
uusns tutef!uPtsons ~ whlsh tao lats,tiewsf wAa
, 1877-12-08
HISTORICAL.
/ SNATCH OF THR tNs1iTuIioN.

This easee. u tho Gs1nsh SsvlLct uank extends
o.et y psriod ut nok quite s4ht ysars. II ob&aIned
,ts charter tf~n shc Lrv[slAtusa tu 1869. And it
was only ate. blleF and pt6tEactta struggle that
.hs Ae, was pared. When 1tcnry Oreenebaum
went 10 Springfield to secure the patsaEe Of tbs
tha.tet, bs found an e3etedIEvty aet,ya aud wrll
organised opposition agaius. him. R.dway. iaines,
and o,heta who we,s largely interested IN the slate
Saving. lnatitutioa, did not want smother Rich
,poul in tbs 6e1d, and they moved heaven and
earth 10 prevent Henry from obta'htng IN osdi-
p.ry CHARTER, Ito had, however, aome strong
political backing. and bis opponents dis"
covered that shey could not efush
him OUT. 10 thsT ans''y ssfeed npon :
eouprontse By which he wss granted cast.Ifon
charter loaled uowa With pFosis.oas lad teelnl'
cal,.ies. THIS useeoehaum seceptsd. 10 shs slt-
% would asapdon ti.c Held and irave lhsn, 10 .nv
enjoyment Of What they tslassed " ~ mo-
nopoIy.
The corporstors nIealioned in the ehe!teT were
pstsf sehstst i,ssnf faas: s:,e. ay l;h H.
esplsai sloek shpald 10 3!00 0Uo though tls .:em:
f,auy was empowered 10 iaesrase u 10 E0o 100
they .sw w. 1aS eaat to s'ae liz
bui,iiua in which tho business of tbs tnsill4:
t,oa WA conducted, NJ olhcs real sststs ahoua
might take Ia pa!ment u loan:. and tai*
eoaa not b hea iot .ny lsngss ti%s thsn Va.
nsce.a.sJ 70 dtspose Of u. II ~ W. iutaass pto .;
whom should bs stockholder. and also reslden nt
AMI ftethulder 70 the extent Of $a, 700 Motth Of
untncumbslkl real estate In the county. Tbs cap
vested ia United btatcs bopds, or State. county.
Of ctty obligations; IL was further provided shat
SIMILAR Aeeurts.cs aud It no tiu.e should the dc.
poslt liability e1cce4 Lon t!mcs the amount q the
capital snA surplus. Another pEostalou azed LUG
lisLIiIty Of tbs stockholders to tho snou9t
Of their ssoek, WaEinK them teaponsl'
bio lbeeefoE for six tnonth1 after tae sals'
Il vi. further provided that oneo ? year shs haak
Ahuuld mako swo1n statement Of Its condition 10
ths Auditor Ut btats, and h Nas sup0Hsssa ~
, 1877-12-08


holds untnolcstct! sway ut The German Nations, for
Tho iIn,u bring. Tho regular employees carrying out
h,r hehesis without askfng any questlons. All Tho
work IL NJ drcaty routine ehntae!er. anl IL dnne
after the mort apnfosed trea'ptll fssh!on. Nnt'-
hax been heard from the Comptroller III The t'nf-
tcncy yet u 10 tue 9ueq Lou of putting the fn.
eetn, into ,tl!e la'xls nt NJ, isseslssF
Gus ielle.s md petition: .eqne'tInr ,!e cnupIrosr
~ ullow thu hunk to takn the latter coHrse will
reach Washington to-day, anu definite .,nforn.a
lion Will probably 10 received sleaday. De.
posito1s sre dntly requested IL add thar namea to
!he pe!Iton teqasssIl1 !'ls Gcn'ptr"es u r. Tho
respond ssIth their signatures. i 10 lhe 1pInlat
Of J great many knowing onos that the compt.oller
will hreA Tho requrst of The dcRoslloFe and n.
low. tbs, tooesrn IL xet along by
itetIf Nr, Walsnn aaYs Ia linda
tb,nga In qoad shape, and believes that the bank
people get lug tain. IN sietr own hands they ean
huUttats th thtcs or four weeks.
M't. NL0nN.
Ono OF the evening patlcEx had Sit. n. Bloom,
down fur eeflhin sharen of stuck In The German
National. Mr.. ltl0ou. was particular 70 tmpE~ss
urlp thu fclnEter YcsteFday that he had no slock
ID the bank. having d,suosed af al By bad soma
stxty days ago 10 Henry Gteenabsnul, takinx
therefor his Individual nuae.
, 1877-12-08

W. n. 0lLEs d Co. At tsss wss skeptteaf. but
when found my eussomsIs eslllnx:fot Your tlAl.
meat Iotlda Of Ammonia, ard speakln9 ~ highly Of
II good sfesss va induced y tsks g. nose later.
eis4ssa ~ steadily, th4t row aeu but little Of
, 1877-12-08
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from tho Rev. e. 8. Deas.
paator OF H. E. Church. Nstiek, Mass.. Will be
read With interest by many physicians: also thoat
suffering from Tue samc diseases a. afflicted the
son Of The 1tev. E. g. Beat, No person can dodbt
this tcatmonY. a. there h no doubt about tho enra-
ttre powers Of the Yk6rrlNE:
NATfcK, Mnss., Jan. ], 1874.
Nj. II. T. Btcycns.
DEAR 6in: We hare good ttaEon for regarding
ynur ExaET1NE 4 medicine OF tho Rfcatest value.
We feel insured that It has been tie Of Saving
our sons life. lie II now II years nf age. For
the Last two yeArs he has suffered from nccross Ut
his leg, caused BY sero.uoas affection. and wns 20
far reduced that nearly Ill who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. 4 council Of able pbysi.
clans could give but the fatcst hope Of hs ever
faliyng; two Of the pum1cr declaring that le was
beyond the reach OF human remedies, tnat evea
a1nputation could not sAyr him. "a hu hAu not Tgot
cn6ngh 10 endure the operation. Just then VIC
commenced giving him EEaErlsE. and from that
ttmc 10 the present he haa been continuously In.
proving. Lie has lately resumed hts slqdles, thrown
away his c!utches and cane. aud walks about eheet-
Though there II still some dI,charge from the
opcntng whefe the limo wAs 1anced. We hare tho
fullest eohadenes that Ia llt!o t.loo be will bc
perfectly cured.
lie has tsAe! about three dozen bottles OF yEor.
TINE, bnl lately uacs but ile. a. he declares that
he IL too we'll to oo taking medicine.
Respectfully yUurs,
F. b. b1sr,
Mus. l.. e. F. BEsT.
, 1877-12-08
VE1ETTNE.
VEGETINE
Purtfles the Blood. Renovates and
1nvigocates the Whole System.
,7a MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic. Solvent,
and Diuretic.

Vea4rtxE 10 made excluaivelr from the juices Of
carefully selected hArkA, roots. snd herbs. and
strongly concentrated that II will edeetu4lty etad
cate from the 4ysten1 every talnt VI 8ofofuia,
6orofutous Humss. Tumors. Cancer. Can.
cerous Humor. ErystpeIas. eaIt Rheou.
ayphtittto Diseases. Canker. FaintuaaB It
tho Stomach, and al d'seAses that a'se from In.
pure blood eciattca, 1uflemmatory and
Chronic Rheumattsn. Neuralgia. 0out. and
Spinal Complaints. can Gn1Y be ctIcctual!y cured
through tie blood.
For Ulcers aud Eruptive Diseases Of the
Skin, Pustulas. PImpies. B1otches. Doila.
Tetter, ScaldheAd. and RinRworm, vRokrIxx
has neye: failed to eject pesnarent cure.
For PAina in tho Back. Kidney Complaint.
Dropsy, Female Weakness, LeutorfhDa,
Arising from internal uitrfslton. anA uterine d,s.
cares and General Debility. SEoEr1nk acts
directly upon tho eauset OF thcee complaints. 1t
fnvgosates and strenGthens the wl,old aylten.
upon tho socretlvc os9ane. atiars Inflammation,
cures nlcttatiou, and regulates the bowels.
Fur Cainsrh, Dyspepsia, Habttual Costtve.
ness, Paipltatton OF the Hoart, Headache,
piles, ,Neevousneas, and General Pfo4trAtton
OF the Nervous 6ysten, no medicine has ever
RESen such perfect satisfaction H tue vEuErtNE.
II parties the blood, c:canses all Of tho organs 1nd
posses4es controlling power over tue nervous sys.
lem.
Tie remarkable cures effected BY VEaEr1xs
have induced many phJalctans And apothccares
whom We kEou u prescribe and use It In theit own
families.
In fact. vEoErtxE 10 The bet remedy yet discov.
cred for tho above discases and II the only teAble
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed boiors tie
public.
, 1877-12-08

Don't trias With sufs throat, Or bad eouth OF
cold. xhru q remedy ~ sure. psoiupt, aud thor.
ousn ~ DE. Jayuu's k4pectossnt can b readily
ahlxinei.
, 1877-12-08

- - UIHtltf " IEAoI4s 1871 ~ @h" E@7HF -. |
.ye., but I don't rrrol1cc.. and hnyn't got The
tine to losk II IT, tilaTc y'u any more a"es'ons
'+tio aheai."
s,.,d.. I1.T mssA re.e''ate paper has the German
''Iesn't R1re jon the drnre4, Pretty naneh ~
our tpans are matte of reai.cstatn tccnrtieA. i
snonld tay that pFctty much all our paper 10 fea'
..llow much Of your own paper does tho bank
ho!di''
II decline 10 answer. I don't rneol'ect inst
H.. isSw m!s'' slow paper hare Ton' and VINO are
''rtie l'crna.n Savings r1hnk has xe.y Hills
n,atnre paper. nnt wtll tell Yo tna that the y.
syery,hns, | n ahx"ush xh we Nc ,d hsve ,d 10 make some
foreclosures. Tie paper II running current. =" -.
.tiow long time dots It run III lhe ase'Agef'
..Who ste ,on,s Of the makessr'
:, decline 10 Answer."
dnEENEBAUu 4 Co.f'
Ettae. DastJ. and n,YsuIf'
"Nf'st are tho sasetA aud liabilities OF the
~ decline to answer. A. ea'd before. that IL
"What IL thvis cap,t.I ,tockr'
~ decline 10 ant,4ef Tor tie same Featon:"'
eftats Il the hrm caFryinsr'
"!.w '. much DC. ths 1.sn o~s to depo''sofs Of
pnbe snt ]. 'nte!s,,sa ~ s1 10 kaow. er Il. txa. ~
knuw ti,ep, Ws haven't aay dcpo$ttors. What
,s s9r :"} public Ia 'etsed BY sT'ns a'
:'Apptoxim.te results will do.''
''Wnll, decline t0 gn into that anhI Iect." ="
'"wtiAT OTHER ASSETS
haa the arm hes'ae. .out part1 snd landsr'
""o have Investments Ia bank ssocks-in theae
''iI"w iarenr'
, .Th;,. ~ .ts. after heaso' again decline
"What n thu naturn ot tho other a*sTtAs"
well W. have = nnmbct At oFnn Accounts and
hll!. rrseIsabte l'esldcA tl1om there n OUT real
- Isut van won't trti III what that amnnnts to-"
My friend yuu Htr ton tnYaisiI,vc. What pnf.
lur arm hasn't Tailed. and so uon't intend 10 fatl.
We Atr hnnoring Ill our .irata. and paying mnncY
ever " eountef nnd tnts"a 10 do 20 WY snould
llabiIiie.1 .hali rut1er heavily by tho aurention
Of thc*n two 1'anxs but our hrm Will 90 through
ross Will It fsrvc tU drag It Into these mattcrar
''1,at won't tho eonneetlun ot your d,m With
..uh. no; they ate entirely separate and distinct
inffttutt0Hs."
The REPORTER DID oot exactly go how ths st. l'e.
Of thr ira or t members to the tanks. but he got
no natlsfaction m thai Hcotc.
THE NEW Y0NK EOUsE
''who sonst!!"tc thc aFm Of tiscenebaum D'oa'
'.Thc .amo person. =, who eon.tltnse tho arn' Of
II. @. tirccnct1ansn & Co. hero.
ss s, "ns Ga tsfs epe.tn' s% 'HsI hs .
''Wl,st was tho eausc Of their faitureY"
"1Lcir ennncctTnn with The Chicago anttltn.
ttnns. The Chicago troubles fnss large drains upon
their caA,t meai4 and thr19 seranrCcA. ahd hnvr
cansc curiAilments Ut their foreign credit, 10 that
t'rv hnd to autpsnd; ~ they o1prcs. II, ttsT
think II viii Ss notlnr moro shan that, -
''Whnt are thesr Assets an1 liabilities. and how
A's'TS "TSc,r iIsC!iites .ro probably $3.50 GOO.
can't tell nbout ttr assets. and dent know how
, 1877-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL. NOT APPOINT 4 RECEIVER.

Sptrtol N41pulch IN TIE GHttaon Tribune.
WAalt,xl,ros, u. e. Dcc. 7.-COmptrol1cF Kpox
stated Ia, day thut he probably should mot appoint
ltcciyc. foe tic German National Nank. ~ from
present information thu bank will bc abtu 10 pay
i'll tts lIaGiiitrs.