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Consumption can be CURED.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic,
Schenk-s Mandrake Pills

As
Are the only medicines that will cure Pull
monary Consumption.
Frequent medicines that Will stop a
cough Will occasion the death OF the patient;
they lock up the liver, stop the circulation
of the blood hemorrhage follows. and In fact
they clog the action OF the very organs that
caused the cough. .
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the
causes of two-thirds of the eases of Con5ump-
ton. Many persons complain of a dull pain
in the side constipation, coated tongue, pain
In the shoulder blade, feelings OF drowsiness
and restltssness, the food Is ing heavily on
the stomach, accom- panied with aeidity and
belching up OF wind,
These symptoms usually originate from
disordered condition OF the stomach or Tor
pid liver. f .
Persons so affected. II thev take one or two
heavy colds, and ifthe cough in these cases
be suddenly checked, will ind The stomach
and liver clogged, remaining torpid and In
active. and almost before hey are aware the
lungs are q mass OF sores, and liberated, the
result OF which is death.
Schsnkis Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant
which does not contain opium or anything
calculated TO check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dtssofves the
food, mixes with the gastric juices of the
stomach, aids digestion, and creates raven
Gus APPETITE.
When the bowels are costive, skin sallow,
or the symptoms Otherwise of bilious ten
dency Schenk's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. FL ScHEScK & Soy,
n. e. corner Sixth and Arch Sts, Philadel-
phia. and for sale by all druggists and deal.
ers;
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- EVERYBODY
CH EERFULLY RECOMMENDS
COLLINS
VOlTAICPlASTERS

rINHEY contain the grand curative element,
/ ELECTRICITY, combined with the finest
Ompcund OF medicinal gums ever united
together. 1t therefore seems impossible for
them TO fail in aaording prompt relief ior all
nd oEipC
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SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH is
a safe. certain. and permanent cure fIr Gu
tarrh of every form. and is The most perfect
remedy ever devisei. " is purely a vegetable
distilIation. and is applied locally by insult
fiation, and constitul1onally by internal ad-
ministration. Locally applied TelieJ is an
StantoneOus 1t sooths, heals and cleanses
the nasal passages of every feeling of heavi-
ness, obstruction. dullness or dizziness. Con-
stItutionalIy administered 1t renovates the
blood, puTiiies it of the acid poison with
which is always charged in Catarrh, stimu-
lates the stomach, liver and kidneys, per.
fects digestion, makes new blood, and per-
mis- the formation of sound, healthy tissue,
and finally obtains complete control over
the disease. The remarkable curative DOW.
ers, when all other remedies utterly fall. of
SANFORD's RA DICAL CURE, are attested by
thousands " no gratefully recommend il to
fellow sufferers. No statement is made re-
garding IL that cannot be substansiated By
the most respectable and reliable references
Ii is a great ano good medicine, a. d worthy
all confidence. Each package contains
rreai ise on Catarrh and DIR. Sanford's i'm
proved lnhaliDg tube, and full directions for
its use in all cases.
SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE is sold by all
wholesale and retail druggists throughout
the United States. Price 81. Depot, WEEKS
q POTTER, Boston.
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EASTBOUND.
WESTBOUND.

GAINESVILLE Accommodation Will leave Co.
lumbus daily except Sunday at p pm, and
rive at GAINESVILLE at Is pm stopping at
all Stations.
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TRAIssuSING EAST.

Trains Nos. 8, and 9 run daily, Traia No:
No.iieaves Pittsburgh daily except SATURDAY
All Others Daily except Sunday.
FIR, MYERS,
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Can't be made by every sgen
mnn0every month in the business We
UulIi furnish, but those willing 10
A44A work can easily earn dozen
HlvIIUtdoIlars daT right in their own
WuOO localities Have no room to ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Wo. nen and boys and girls do as well as men.
We will furnish you complete Outfit free.
The business pays better han anything else.
We will bear expense Of starting you Par
ticuiars tree. Wri'7 and see. Farmers and
mechanics. their sons and daughters, and all
classes in need of paying work at home,
should write TO US and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time Don't delay.
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. lS
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MAIN LINE GOING NORTH.
Findlay Branch.

FINDLAY TO CAREY.--Trainsi leave Findlay
800 am and l.30 p. NJ; arrive in Carey at 1000
a IN and 230 p IN.
CAREY TO FINDLAY.-Trains leave Carey at
80 a. m. and 90 p M, arriving in Find
lay al lI.S0 and $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS, SPRINGFIELD d GIN
CINNATI LINE.
l,nI
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1.-THE BEST PLASTER,

AessrS. Weeks & Potter, Gendemen,-Please
send me six COLLINS VoLTAIC PLAsTERs.
end by return mail ] think they are the
best Plaster ever used. Please find money
enclosed. HASKELL LEWIS.
MILFORD, D L July IA, 1876.
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cENTEgRlaL EXHIBITION PHI LapEtP.iJsIs7s

Is THE MOST ECONOMICAL
And finest Laundry Soap for washing and
purifying-especially merino fac woOlens
undergarments, blank cts, silks, &C.. cleanses
perfect and easy, renders goods beautifully
white. sweet and hea thy, also a very good
Toilet Soap. Sold Oy Grocers. Druggists and
Soap Dealers everywhere. CAUTIoN-Every
bar is full pound, and marked WIN. DREY-
DoPPEL. Store and Office,
$50 Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.-Agents Wanted.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Autralns run daily, Sundays excepted
LH- BCRGOON General Sup't. .
WI. ANDREWS. Gen. Ticket Agent.
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"Meals. Nos & 10 run daily, and all others
daily except Sunday. Sleeping Cars on Nos.
and l0,and Parlor Cars on Nos 5 and 6,rnn.
ming through between Cincinnati and San
usky.
Tns above times will be made as far as
practicable, but are not guaranteed.
d. W. c. BROWN. General Manager.
II. NJ. BRONSON, GenI. Ticket Ag't.
CHAS. HOWARD, Superintendent.
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PITTSBURGH FJFt Wayne and Chicago
RAILWAY.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

on and after Nay %, 1877 trains will leave
Stations daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
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IAN EXCELLENT PLASTER. -

Nessrs. Weeks d Potter. Gennenlen.-P ase
send me another COLLINS YoLTAIC PLASTER
find them TO be an excellent Piaster--the
best have ever used. 1 am sorry that the
druggis here do not keep them.
BROADWAY, o., Jlly, 1876. F. VI. SNIDER.
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SOI.n nv Ar nErGGISTS

Price, p cents. Sent by mail, carefully
wrapped on receipt OF . cents for one. 81 Is
Tor six, or g 25 for twelve. by WEEKS &
POTTER, Propriets rs, Boston, dass
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Mixed Passenger
& Eraiqhr

GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Zanes-
Vile daily except Sunday at 40 a m and
arrives at Columbus at IS a m.
Express trains run daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
THOS. p. BARRY, l.. N. COLE, W. C. QUINCY,
Western Pass rAg't Ge1,I Tic:etAg't, GenI Manager
CINCINNATI. BALTIMORE. NEWARK.
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CINCINNATI TO COLUMBUS,

Express. Express. Express.
l3) (t5) IN
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COLUMBUS To CINCINNATI.

Express. Express. Express,
QD Q6 N9
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MnGoLD PLATED DwArCBEs. cheapest
VVAgens. AddyesA. 4. couLxu & Co. chicaeo
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HAIR
DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.

nm WATCHES. Cheapest In The known
v-0r'I 49, rrafrh ozd os.ft FREE % 1gsals.
N0u Forterals address sCOCLTER4 CO Chicago
, 1877-04-14

North German LloyQ.

Th- pestrrs Of lt.!s conrauy will All every 6atr..
Hairs Of ra34sse-rIom kew York e southampton,
Lsndu. narrr sud bremen. hrst raln. <lua; s+rona
caLn. sHt got1 sseefsse, $o0 cn!fs1cY f.t freight
cnoWttuk tiltra. kc4 York.
, 1877-04-14
OBITUARY..

an early settler Of Chicago, and man Of prom.
incnce In mercantile circles, died at half-psst
o'clock yesterday morning, at bis resisence, No.
430 Wabash ayenns. For several years past Mr..
Hall haa been In ill.heatth, being troubled With
disease Of the liver, causing him 10 safer from
blliousness and frequent sovcsc hcadaehes. II
WA thls prostration Of his systcm that compelled
him a. fsr back ~ 1865 To Withdraw from active
business pursuits. TIo was at that time aonior
partner In tho Wholesale hardware hrm Of Hall d
Kimhark. and, though he retired nomsnally from
tie house, he hAA aver Atnce retained silent part.
nerstip. a position which freed him from all
participation In tho management Of lhc very largo
business which he had devoted the beat part Of bis
life to building mp. and still 51e!ded him liberal
7s NJ a:il ~ wss ~ born L. T. RUTLAND, ". April 2,
career and Wa engaged In tho Iron trade ia hIa la
t,1o town gntll h. txenty year, when s d.
iaaded IL Chicago Ia the spring Of 1sii, and ia
nsvss eh1an9cd M BIZ residence .snes IL opened
Dlatt. The erm struggled alon. Under rather da:
eSsnssa hes oesea . S s ssa sss
fAssnss ts!f ssss; Of 'h' .1. 'ns IT,. and Gss ses.s
aftet retired from Tho ar1n, and sstah1ishad lin:
holds forth. Ele was succeeded IN the hFm by bfr.
Seneca y. kimbark a. Junior partner. When Mr.
llall Withdrew. at 1tout tho c0ke of tho War, tho
firm mama was changed to kimbask DroB., and,
after tho drc Of 1871, tho others wltAlrnwuyt tho
hrm became g.. d. Ktmbafk d Co., which Il Its
present htylt.
In all his huatnesa and 4octal reiatIons Ar. Hall
Wa exceedingly unprctenl!ous, and always dread
ed notor!ety. lie ruFsaed quiet ind lnlustrious
mercantile career, nettr mlngllnR III politics or
anything outsds Of hfs Immediate lnc Of dnty.
Me W., albeit, eons;ant chqreh-gusr.
services at vt. Paul'a Cntyessal1st church. liz
was very much Interested IN church mat.
ten. and thu welfare Of at. faula was
alwuye 1t his heart. At the time Of hi, dcccase he
wan Deacon In that society. and olictatsh ut the
last Communion aeEv!ces, lila laat Illness began
hbo9t week ago, bul no approximations weTc cx.
cited on hs srcount until Tleedny Of this week. "a
he had 10 frequently suffered from similar attacks.
TnesdsJ hia eymptoms hceame alarming. and hta
family physician, ftf D. i. Smith. called IN The
advice and assistsnce Of bF. Lndfsm. Their com.
binea Efforts, huwsyer, wrre unavstling ~ hIs
RJattm waa too much broken down ta rccupeute,
and he passed away Vt 6:30 :. m. yesterday.
Mr.. Hall leaves rifa, bnt no cl.lIdrcn, and he
haa no other tInmulaso relatives living IN this
city. Ills bt0theF arrived hero from Oho ytatcr.
day. Tie funeral services vii! bs strictly private
and davoid Of o*tentstlon, In accordance With th4,
general character and tastes of tho decreased, and
will t1ku place At his late residcncr sunday alter
noun 1t o'cl0ck. TN the Sunday following. man.
oral services In blu h0nor Will ha held III 81, PAuls
Church, the itsy. DR., HJdeF officiating.
, 1877-04-14

4pscfa1 HkEotcA u 1AS 1F58M1&
HAMILTON. Aptil l1.-Ths managee Of The Great
Western Hallway has declined to accspt ths rTpott
Of Tho engineers who recently made u a1amna-
tlon Vt tho Suspension bridge. ard : new Connie.
si9n has been called Gvf. II this Commission
should make q favorabls report, passenger trains
will at once begin crossing tho bridge again.
5t<ctai Dt4paieA to 114 1ttasa4.
orTAwA, april i1--Tho Government has 70.
cslved lniornatua that the Inv on3cass Of tho
Crown in England have decided With reference to
tho srrst seal OF Novs Scotia that, ~ the Qus<us
warrant granting tbs seal was m<rr'y directory,
non.conpl.ancs thsfxwith does not ssudce the uso
Of thu old sc4I ILLEGAL. not Affect tho validity VI
documehta OIL which Il MA u4-I.
3ptetas htp1lcA 10 7as 5S1AXAA
FonT tuLn"1sh, April IL. -iaa schooner
Florida left htsa Last night fur Cleveland Wind
noFths and sety ik,te g In tight an this shore.
4pse5a{ Ntp1lcA 70 1hs 2rta3aA
kixasynX. Aptli tn.-'rls sehDouee Prinea
Alfred LETT th,s evening for Toledo. and lhe
schooner urooklyp for Uay City, Mich. Navigation
IL now fairly u!r:n.
speeIat DxpascA u JAs 1FtassA
sAKuWltu, uut.. ..Yfll lJ.-ltr old man Austin
Humphrey, who shot And killed Frederick Apple
February last, tried 1t tho Ass3es u day. and
sentenced 70 ba hauael Tho I'D Ut AAJ uc1L
, 1877-04-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MI. rEAHCH.


AT tho opening OF the afternoon aess!on Mr., J.
!sFang Pearce wAs placed On tho stand and ex1u,.
insd by 0eu. Smith. lie identified tho statement
OF Inc American Exchange Bank, tho dgufc1 being
correct. Another paper was presented as cuaput.
sn9 lsoH ts Comm tsslonsss, but this witness could
not scsovnize. This pusportel 10 be an account
batwesn tho Commissioners uud tbs American Ex.
change Bank, and accountod for small balance
which bad been brought into question.
Tha wltnesd also stated that ha was President OF
tho Third Natonal Baukt that ha kent tho Shuth
Park account, as Treasurer, With tho American
Eaehanga National Bank Of Nav York and tho
Third National OF Chicago. lie kept no account with
tn National Park Bank Of New York ~ Treasurer.
Tho Third National Kent an account With tie Park
Nattoual Bank aud got ANAL amount Of lntsrest
on IT. Tbs Third got no Interest on the Tfcasur.
eFs Aeeoant OF the South Park Commisslon, Yha
~ttaeaA himself got no lntsseat directly or inaI-
fsctly Tor the sccount OF tho South pask Comma.
stoness.
In reply 10 question BY senstor Truesdstl u
10 whether The Third National got interest for thu
osposlH OF The South Park Commissioner It Tho
National Park Bank, he slated that thcy did not.
nor did hs recsiyn any interest on account Of The
depot!a OF ths South pAzk Conn1lssloness diEectlv
OF indirectly.
Mr. Isrrick said that they hsd triad to ob,stu thu
attendance Of 9 Ar. Adams, who fsupdefxtood 10
seside In Joliet, but that this gentleman could not
oe haa until tho next Day. Outside Of this they
considered lhat Tho evidence was ali in, although
on sons points moss details might posslby bo OBJ.
ta!ned lls did not think 1t necessary 70 carzy ths
matter OF Ihe gravel contracts xuy further.
TIE HEWsFArkRA.
Mt. Trueadell x.kod il auy p4unsy had been patd
10 !he newspapers VI the city, ur II any '.uptIona
had bcen gwen u peEso1t connected with thgu.
befoIr Ur since the appointment ol tbs COMMITTEE
lle also R4ke1 ME. Axrsck II lu ~l.lsd " put guy
ms uhefs Vt the pEeas gu the staad, and khAt Hru.
teMan replied Ia the negative.
LII, kAigA said ttai 10 Liz luowicdro n O nnnc4
, 1877-04-14


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promises. options. or Other vnlnAnle consideration
nsa nrn aten 70 hny 9nf,nn ,epresehha any
tier, he hrI!esed TN: no sneh eon.derstion had
PEN x'ssn ptioFehsnd; ~ % tho hila lor sa'e,.
fnrtl's! statea that none Of The attorneys Of the
nnhfti haa btnct,tcd IN my Or INC "aJa Set 10TH
any qTs s,tss .aa t ,,n ne s ~ himself
md tansIbIe, i was IT, apparent thnt auch
40 ipye.t,vs,too m,gh, bs usofnngei for months Or
s 'PGks ie' nte1sr. vii n M sns
attorney. o. othsf persons 70 present further ss.
Gen h'":; r;1s;a = 'esa D'o
.1 IT, cf Tdesd ID '1 IL it Isl. p., = Sa
4 i. %s sSee xSss Ss b
9ho coan.soaes. % M hst ssces the iii esn,rae:
!. 6asi; q sompPais''on' md had judged Tho new
4. ooKS Z, eanen;e enaes for pssse Th. IT,
in,sea RaSis pFepanns so0 Will p''a'ee rs soon a.
etofey, Ind other well.knuwn editors and pro.
9sy .t"sy IL tnorS n III . Jo
Wentworth should bo The man 10 procure their a.
tendance.
Mr, Kalcs eAid that he tboughk the gentlemen
connected with ths press rnouia hare IN oppos.
lain e9tent 4aincd sredsnet: ..Hs I'D not believe
them himself, and did not think that lhe public
did.
It waa alAo suggestcd that Messss. 11estng
crdes 70 s.eea y kpew suy -
fling whatevaF about the naska.
UEn. Ruwctt thought hal II they could get
1iessrs. Hcsing and Wentworth into i snasi there
would be some fnn.
s!r: kalcs sail that Mr. Truesdel1 had a.ked him
II hin tFnt had ever received any rctatnin4
feo " payment for legal opinion A. Ia the yald.
IT. Of the KMbask Title, liQ found, on esAIntuo-
tfan tl4t hfs former staten eut tIat thcy had n0t
waa entirely correct. They bad not received any
moi hey whatever on account Of legal services In
connection With that tract, IN which Judge ueck.
with had an interest.
something About ''>' '
n,nnu nxcrvrru
h.x,,c h..r .n.uo1i .aI'i ~ LIZ /,
ssonH thss H. ,i. hoit h ~ n,nusn, 'e aoue1
1,dta ~, i tn sabso f,a } 4e paoaeea
m Ia no Man g1 70 ny tbnt J1Sse 1ds
titen.son sIn fa},nwrI Z. tn rh,o Inn ,.vve,.
.hn,Ii n+sa HIT - ~ "nSn r. ~ 5ti
stua'1 - sessna so"H leWa*A Ae' 3AAt noiS1 sAu
, 1877-04-14

\ hb56lNH AlHA 0UFFk1&us
Vhe following letter from tho American Ex-
change Bank Of Nav York 10 III. j. Irving pearce,
the Treasurer Of the Board Of South Park Commits
sionert, was not pro.lnced Thnrtdsy by The prose-
entor. Gen. George ". Smith. although 1t com.
pletely ezonerated VT. Pcarco from al retponst-
btlty Tot tho condition Of the pafks account with
tho Eew York Bank:
vdnl vMz Aan.t:As MA, E. Gxontrok EA5toxAh n.sAs Esv
altsInE.N$.: foar favor Il iith init. 1Iill nsio:
naw :ead !aY tbt sseeunt sar1nt nsia1ne ths 1eni:
s5Se nn5 n si,o ae.se yon The 'o,rnsts ND eonpoas
Is moash:. t,Ss s!$S 70 VIZ Ed y .sealsi Si
s:,s 4 :sss X t &; r. es a.
% = s1n .p FAD T;Sat
esf:a w q s .tss II
sa ssa ST. 6 se to sef;
uPoa the receipt Of this letter nr. pearee i'm.
W. e answs2 1 M hs sts !. sfs
BY made Ms. pearce's letter secnl blind. 1t u ~
follows:
rHAAca's nRrLr.
I'll: i, : @s:; $;:j
Az, ,9n. {, Nd :oaa
::sE S:s ; = !: ~
The point made by. Mr: Pearce Was. that II was
Was oresdrawn or Impaired. or how It
stood, 50 long - the American Exchange
bsnk pcratated In dIsfcgarding bis previous
him ~ draw checks ugAinst tho sontb l'Alk funds,
placed there to pay coupons. Without Mt. Peatce's
knowledge OF canaent. others drew checks on those
funds, and the American ExchanEe Bank paid
them uut nf snch finds, and afterwards growled III
thclr correspondence with the Chicago Treasurer
ovesdrarn. II that New York bank had refused
10 cash such Irregular draf the present n,udd1e ~
to who hzs the 81, 900 would not exist. At pres.
ent the question ID whether chauncey Bowen or
the AMERICAN Exchange 1}ank responsible for tho
ushcit. OF whoever II WA that draw out money nn-
known 10 tho Treasurer In Chicago,
, 1877-04-14
C. pELAN, DUBUQUE.

ltskH7sNt
DuauQuE, la.. April Ia. Fefaa. senot mem.
her Of the hrm Of Fetan i Randall. died last Night
after short lliuess, Nr. re'sn was ono Of our
old Aettlcfs, having resided here since 1877, and
will c sadly missed BY the people Of this city, hay-
Luz aawAys employed hia tlMe and nancy to the In.
tcresls of the poor By giving employment TO lAhut
, 1877-04-14

flAYERLY,S THEATRE.

Return Of tbs famed OATES ENGLISH CoM1o
aa for The 5rrI. aton q reaue eoie
e.ct Of EasIthh toInedy With tic sparkle AMI hllancy
ef Frtnfh wit antl Mn:tr. under the m.naErncnt u
Hr a4mael GolsItlf% Muaic4i Arh StAxe Director Mr.
3s..n Is III wr y rs %sd;y e aed Iass{ essnn*. Ar
fig: The Grand buches,: Thur,aay and TriI.y esen.
tnst tefnae- H1ons; saiur1Ay evening. FEtacea4 DE-
se.s now open, ent sea mar be secured s1 dAJs ia
, 1877-04-14
The Same Old Ground Travelled
Over at Great Length.
Mr.. Hesing Denies that He or His
Ever Had ANY Land, Money, or
Other Thing.
ALI lie Did Was Ia Act on q Campaign
Committee When the Election
Was Held.
The Examination Of Witnesses Nearly
0vsr-Beginning to Think Of
Arguments.
4 Kissing Link supp'ltd.-.lnsartaut Letter utlth
Qsn. Smith Did lot aire.

s,u,, ,,, rr, v. ,,...
A''s 1a n.a sp,ts 1 r., ni.. A''''l "A'.
ss'' 'nlla w a'' s''''
MORNING REgaJ0N.
n.s. A a,,,. s1.s,s 11oN'
rhc son,h r.rl ,nx..ttcs,ins t - t..rnnt,,,. ., =.
~, c,,nL t.cidr ve.tcrd,x ,no,ntr1 =, N e.s,sss
~, ~ ~. ,n.nt,s,. .rsssn. .a ~. m.. ~
chair.
Mr. D.,ic said that In accordance with The re.
aaes. e - - ~ a'1 ma",. na hau o1sm,hea tae
Seoks ., Inc W., msat rs1k soard' These he toand to
Ths Hoard h.d ..tsn I'm. v ,hs tn,.,oc .nd ~ n
p'oyea a. sesoant.nI .na Il seemed that ths sn
wv. NV o1sas n1n'a "ayo 70 % fe"f''en. naat NC
.snn ,s r:aa
In an.ver TO III. Goodrich sir. Da'le said tha h,
neeetssrly enr'ory examination Of the books
woaid not 1u'tfy, him in impntins my
taa. taa,., tas nosfa ne allowed to have tho
Clarke Ltpe, tho present President, and Mr. Mi.
lard tbs nrescnt Secretary. having tshrn the nre.
1lminaty steps 70 afrlso At knowledge Of the act
nal facts. About two months would probably be
required before thIs end would be reached. but no
convey ! faIr iilss of tbo M truth truth ~ N ''''''''
MI Mi. aooasiea 10 , wantea n 70 know u tho Committee
cation u once. The xtns.s bsd no No 's donst I thst
apparent ,s '5rega,.Fts, % % existed but tho Commit.
partial Investigation, and would b 1lsb!a
'Sns, sas.sa that ,o Gomn.ss .hoaa walt
Tbs matter tnon dropped. ''''D '' pSSp''e''
I'm. u4ton
produced the 5000 % ~.t1aae nasG' given to Mr. c. T.
U0Hen, Sept. IL, 1876, and charged to loan &C.