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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-25

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The committees of seven of the two
Houses of Congress agreed upon plan
for the counting of the electoral votes
for President and Vice President,
which was reported to both Houses in
the shape of bill, Oh Thursday last,
the main features of which are rs fol-
lows: - 4
/. The President of the Senate is
accorded no power except the equivo-
cal one of opening and announcing the
result after it shall be handed to him.
. All disputed cases shall'be refer
red to a tribunal, which shall consist
of five members of the Senate, to be
appointed by the President of the Sen
ate; five members of the House, to be
appointed by the ST. relker oft House;
and five Justicesof the Supreme Court,
-four of whom shall be the four longest
in service, and the fifth shall he select
3. The vote of any State may be
thrown out by the concurrent vote of
the two Houses, even though the Tri-
bunal may have reported in favor of
counting it in. f., .
These Commissioners or referees are
all to be sworn to impartially examine
and consider all questions referred to
them relating to the count, agreeably
to the constitution and laws. The plan
met the unanimous approval of and
was signed by all the members of both
committees except SeHator Morton.
This is O total surrender, of the doc
trine of the right of the President or
the Senate to count the vote. There
is vast difference of opinion among
leading mel as to the legality and pro-
priety of the plan, but the opinion in
Washington is that it will be adopted
as a means OF avoiding the difficulties
which seem to be impending. These
are the principal objections urged to
the bill:
1. Because it is unconstitutional,
Congress having no power to delegate
TO " Commission " outside itself pow
ers devolved upon it by the constitu-
ton. .7t
=. Because it would inevitably be-
draggle the ermine of the supreme
Court of the United States, which the
American people should be painstak
ing in keeping spotless.
/ 3. Because the two Houses, having
the power, by the admissions of the
bill to determine the questions to
which it relates, ought not to, if they
lawfully could, shovel this power and
this responsibility upon a foreign tri
bunal. ..e.
4. Because the voice of eight mi'-
lious of voters, of thirty-eight States,
and one of the functions of the Nation
al Legislature, ought not to be made
either the plaything or the possession
of one man, that man to be selected 10y
chance.
5. Because, by the text of this bill,
and by almost universal admission, the
counting is the act of the two Houses
under the constitution. The counting
is an AFFIRMATIVE ACT, as fully such
as the enactment of a law, which re-
quires the concurrence of both Houses.
What is the work of the two Houses
can not be accomplished by ONE. In
T the absence Of any rnle to the contrary,
acting simply, under the Constitution,
how could the vote of any State be
counted without the consent of both
Houses? Where, then, is the necessi-
-. communications
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-25

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-25

the popular verdict, will arrogaie TO
himself the right 10 receive and decide
which votes are To be counted; and
that he will count only such as he
knows will elect Hayes, aud then OF
his own motion, without the concur
rent action of the two Houses, pro-
claim Hayes elected, and that Grant
will enforce his Inauguration by the
military power of the Gov ernnent.
Bold and nsurping as this scheme is,
it has bee indorse by so grave and
influential paper as the New York
Tribune, aud is constantly asserted by
The eighty thousand ofiice-holders OF
be party. Aud, though charged on
them, has not been disavowed by the
Radical leaders. 1t Is this threat of
usurpation that gives this country
alarm.
Are we 10 he cheated in the Capitol
as we have been in the South? Is the
President of the Senate to become an
Irresponsible Returning Board TO
throw out enough TO elect his candi-
date? And is Grant to post his army
70 overawe the free action OF the peO-
pies representatives in Washington AS
he did in Columbia? No wonder
that the most confiding are filled with
distrusi. We know that all revOlu-
lions degenerate that the bOldest and
most unscrnpuious finally take the
lead. The nobiest clement in the Re-
publican party has long since abap-
doned it's fortunes, and those in the
Democratic party willing to be camp
followers have gone over TO its camp.
With tiIes allies il is but question OF
the spoils OF Office. They have so long
held the reins OF Government that they
have come TO believe the Government
is their properly, and that it is hreasOn
Tor Democrats TO aspire to power. If
it was understood they were willing
to abide by any law, or conform their
conduct 10 any principle. the country
would have little fear. But their his
tory proves that nothing is too incOn-
sistent Or too inscriptions to ba at
when it serves their ends.
During the war they claimed that it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
AMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec PA general order from
the War Department that the President TO whose
attention the suh-c, Of issuing certificate, Of merit
under sections ZIG 2sj OF the Revised statutes
has invited pleased % drcc. that these statutes
shall BE- brought active operation take eject from
June - 1874. the date Of approval Of the act
wise and consolidate tho statutes OF thu United
states Section l,2i6 provides that, " When any
private soldier shall have distinguished hims. II
IN tie service. the President may on tn, recommends
OF the commanding Othrcr of re regiment 90 whCh
such private soldier belongs. grant hn certificate ~
merit" kecOmHe ld9ti0us may be made Oh account
OF any distinguished conduct exhibited since June %,
1874. bravery and fidelity To duty the CHaraC-
tersic~ OF every soldier, extra reward for such
duct are not % Oe expected The certificate oil merit Will
only De- conferred Tor acts which distinguish soldier
above his comrades. Recommendation viii only be
made upon tnis understanding. Tho Adlutant-General
cate, and Tie PaymasteI-G,uerd VIII make provision
for the extra pas allowed under section ], $50.
Assistant surgeon james J.. hlmbali j. relieved from
duiV the Department OF the Last, ana ordered 10
mort 10 the commanding officer az Fort Columbus. New
YORK harbOr Tor duty at tlat post Second Lieutenant
j. " Rosenquest, 4h Cavalry, Is dropped from the rolls
ot TIE army for desorl0u, 10 OBie nom December =
Ry direction OF the Secretary OF War and upon the
Recommendation Of secretary Of the Interior, First
Lieutenant j. n. Lee. 9th Infantry, II dra.d 10 take
temporarily OF tine Spotted Tail Indian Agency
OF TIE Missouri River. Dakota Territory.
On the recommendation Of tie Eegmcntal Com
naldri. approved Ivy the Department Commando, the
following transfers u the lst Artillery announced
Flrs5-Iieut.naut l. T. Niltimoe. from Battery j. n BAT
Terry tTs.-I4eutenRant u. Is. Nhec-or from Battery
II IN Ia. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
CIVIL NOTES

Judge Gilbert OF brooklyn, yesterday
Granted .,i,is,o8 TO the United states Government to
fr,ic sr.t AGAINST Receiver Sharp ~ the Long Island
T. r-o.1 Company. o. recover 100000 Of unpaid taEes
Which accrued between October. 1853 ana October
1rsI.
James OBreu. agent for a New ork dry
god. house u,s brought suit 10 he supreme Cour1, in
Bsoosvu against tlc KuickerDocEer Ice Company. 70
recover OUO alleged damages Tor injuries received
from q fa tlc ln February, ISL m front OF TIC
company promises Ia -mitn-st, Brooklyn.
The place Of tual of the suit in equity.
brougat by william j. Wilson, or Merritt claiming To- DE
the son of the late John A. McrItJ against tAe Merritt
estate. v.s changed yesterday from Kings TO West
chester County Iudge Gilbert denied motion for q
mn mail Tie trai Of TIE suit Of Daniel T.. Merritt
INST tbp atmiuisrai ors OF the estate, fof 5000 ol-
it,l 10 have been deposited with The dead man, WAS
bt-uu al White Plains.
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nErl.InNs- dc. y.

SYsyenr Court Eqmjos-By Davis =. Hill
set Is aiSlu-NJu0n deuieG w4l. 100 cI'is lI"lH ~.
N.3giurA iIfatlt dufs o comply rltd frqi Achl u i,
sa4 Hurtt agj Frecda-.Mu.ion de.Irt without cosls
l. .. 81 Al. lrItl-D Ill.. rtu.iii i,Rt.ut. IisutSL
rtIuE Company at Duncan AuEer- ast l'Ir't aIu
et..su Publishing COMPANY 10 the Matter ag' 1eIFes
lr o. ., matter Job BibbF.-Jiucrs Sra. i.d.
ry furr, LaNrercs- wilson AT 7iIy-onpfei gtaht.l
liEctIi-rAu uI-Br Judge Van brin'-ba,A 1t ai.
TIE Continental N@upIal Ba-h.-t-''V" "'" ANY,
granted o. defendants.
Sr,s1sof Cgart-Nprcial Tam-}y Judge Nedgwick.
ktgue Rosenberg et Hur-oI dismiss M motion
a. exceptions wtl -lo Cots ana i4t 1yh gwen
Abraham MARKS approycdMihef AIT IYucn
order granting leave O. euU aur"ei t''eiia- at
t.luU-.fftI denying upiioI. 'utlmau h-I Ns--! b"lt
rr AIT Ilaruug ordered special raendfr i3i SECOND
Fldsy January, ls > Er5e szi % Itr. 90 ai.eeieHcc
ordered Dixon axe. NFHD ~ tI ait -aht i& ZANE -
ds.Ias1ugs bail allowed HlrrsJu ~. CuillnR -Ordu
granted. md $1,000.
guessed ~ srtf cj. .
WLIUOtA.- tuiliLgr settled
Common Fiess->Ual.0i IeIm-IiY Judge Van Hoe
son NoudcTlY BrFI-lrepare orcrr without efNs
Lrf- IL t8g matter u hDJs t'c--ce mem Win blelt-
JY.ts 81. NllDalls atclYu NiI uDi auilcr go mem
olaud1u Tie FDutrovcr -te CO. agt he} ilr unsciIoI
executions ilGor.e their proposed order hNnr1
MaI-lai-Boytt AIT. Bttt lelL-Judgment ordered
IlIe 60. 8Et kss-A plc4aon granted stewart agt
b4utuu Ottrsd aE. toch Gle>af usm0IaBd Tor cuun
&C., Miutl bTadyJrIef sdy 4uDug calendar
Eraut Nlv n.t. iaohcrA0uOu denied with $40 COhth.
unless defendant amended DAYS IN
matter OF Ma}.-ln the matter ~ AlrrJvCd.
h- ho ffi ksou - Reference ordered. Iu tl8 matter
@. LoJ.u- I4c ssC +6s e. QUE iva Procedure.
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cALENDAE, TIT. DIV

srrss,E cor "a CIA1rHeEs DAVIS T. JNo- IS. ~ o..
80 ''' -o'' -'' -'
~ LlAL TfEH-Bauett J-Nos. jlt 5-1 500. Gl8 GOO
D. '@ @ 8. .3i. H5. COZ, 10 1f 'a4. Jl0, 20, JsJ
d ''t, sir tZs, 1913. l~I. ZJt. 49, j0&.
10. ll-fAal l-D04Jhuc, J.-AUs. 1882, ll3l, 1853.
~ lsos go 1855 sIs 20s5. 2O40 2Uil, 2yi2 20i.
'f ISL So 1i3., -, la4 i47z, so, AZ, 49,
'tt so1 l-sz. JOS. T. 2lg7, Z.0i, JOG, ll42.
iAHl lil.i FfHfrr. J - SO. lZOt
IAtl Lii-l a. uuf j. Nos il l. 1875 I445 1871 llfO
itt iD., - l9i ~ 1l SOB, 954 1902, 1853, 1910
I't D. pr, -. ~. &c. 7OI. D.. tiI. Us.
D. .'A tEf-~rEll,l Illa. -5edewek Nos 81 a.
p ~. as -, o. a.. 49, a., o. II. 1s 2t, %. 49,
gf7 ~ 5.s-ft Az lelni1ic J.>O- 2s1. 20, 81 S59
P,sr i'1t' D1i .4a lJn zO,, p5e. 6l0. jJ2. 80. -
49, Nll-. q. Noe 81 :, Tl5 10 "a 3J4 3sf
~ 20 ~, l76 53 24Oll no. BIZ so an al on ii
r tteo, 49, : if. 81, 40. $50.
Csg 81 - e. man, J.hos c6' go 418 AZ 474 25J.
y e.,, ~ ooo S4f ia, 3ls 7Ol. 4is Gss
20 N ~ \. Iia,s-fSJrl EA-Van HOosen, J.-NOs. z,
80 49,. 55tsaTfAEf IIarTemsre JNos 1868 s8G $50.
270 50 va Iio5 lzzo 1901 III. ilz5, zS47 IlzO 7JZ
1857 ~ h9P.As0n, JSoG 7eI 1885, 49, lleO 229 1884
~AA'L oolEI-TsIAL TLsN-PAEI L-hcAdsm. J.-Nos
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1851 1888 1862 9733 1885, 23l6 2i57 2474 2475, 2i77
S4t9 2is7. Ass, l5tl, 269l. 1888 2IO 2S-5, 2l25 ~
-, rAld lake, JNos 26$5 1850 2 loia 2t5 20 2-'
PART IiI-Goepp J.-N0s PTS. pos. 52tG, 1921 b28s,
24e2 2J25 2j2L 25Zs 2529 1880 1881, 1852 253" 2.4
GENERAL SEssONs-pAKT I-Gide rsleevc JlouistN ctze
homcde John Lee ieouiCus assault and battery hi.nrhe
Morel grand larceny: William 30 drck, alsr pr, lenses
lille hugan feon0us assault and battery Henry Graham
Daniel Harsins, eraud larceny
PART Il Racket. R-Icury Ilaity burglary Ahce kan
doph DomcIl Baltic rana larceny; Henry Baugrnnd iise
prtteus Pa,icS Mcmahon, Matthew cunningham burg
ary Edward Sulnvan, larceny from the person. Francis
Corey, acultCratIug mllk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
P12SENGERS ARRIFED.

FROM 4ONDON-Iu Sfsalnship Ttoyia-C ,, lowering
Mr. D.. Calvin and chid. samuel Tucker AT. Myiod IT,"
Cirosli EN-. n. DufOur, MS DufOur. Aiss @. Duiour
FROM UAVASA-Tn Steamship CfVds.-J. Duraud. WIN.
Barrett Y y Gonzalez. l.. j.. Burnt JOse HOndas m
Walker Chas OiOHe, Geo. hhSLt hehiy lotASVH isOio
DAy Mare l.. Chari0ck. - IN
FROM HAVANA-Is StedHGisp Hdodn1-W IL hllton
ra,r r Wool lose Meneadez Thomas l.. Ricar, Robert
~ Hiies John g. Dayids NJ. l. PersE O. Bsllman, captain
y blanchard n A Arms, g. ID. BI1cklfs, T. slmoDeili
O. Ariands. A. Afdanits a Annung Mira Ida ron haeleS
pe s Y Bacigalupe Miss BscgaiuDe, Miss Ida Dusca
s, Mara Dusca Mis- Julia Dusos Miss Annie Draper p
Perers A Gusana r. 0uisana H. Ospna, n. Gonzales, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
cuUcEIyG 4 " DI-TRmUTIoN swiNDLE.

For SOME time There has been distribution
concern doing business in Bud't. reaF Broadway
under ta, name Of Russell & Co A. most o. the BUSH
mess .- dome th-onsa the mails the matter was brought
81 rf .rf.rrou uf POS who, AcsteI-
dian iu-trurt,. Postmaster Jau-s to refuse payment 10
s money orders PRESENTED Dog Tie tl, sud 20 return All
r..tra .ti,r- addressed 90 u. 90 ihe offices from
vI.th rlef Coz. received. Ills VII probably put stop
O. tIe swDu.e fl as the rural population Ia con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
COURT OF APPEALs.

AIntyY. y. Y. Dec. 12.-No. 2s7-Idbor AT.
delaware crr. E1ruadArguu ent resumed ana conc.S.e
S' gO-f gtublttop Az -JOlGIdArzuel 10y = hAl4i oI
appellant Hcary s.. Foster for respondent ~. 90 i.+3H
.et N4p p. Argued IS. Rowland Tor apps ianti sht
r,t- for r.sr1udrut No l1J-NAtAer Ak. NcUg-AfRued
bv Is ID AroJx appellant d. a. browne Tor re-i3narnI
Following CAV calendar ful Isaft betcHi'e4 80
N... ..u I-O ~, 2u-, ~, IG3. 30, and -.
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PlSSENGERS SfTLED.

FOX LIKERPJOI-Ia Sieqp.st'p lh'aa-H Aionyo, T.
pslck = w. Bird Joshua Blsmpied. Edwafi Bot wood
carIes brown D. b. CoulsOn Master John Cuumns. hss De
vine Ioln Graham. Miss ellie Hamilton sud maid -ei Al
CeoTyr IIayang Henry Lea a. o. Mairi, hT 4mAtl a.
= Wsvne Joseph NeWsomo. =. Otonhemer. MI ANA MIS-
go,sr Japes III -averiss NJ schmidt nj and Ar- 81 "a,
N = s0nthvorth J.. b. stark. Thomas Iol0sA MI 3ad ~
Jobs r. Walker and children Miss Mary J. NaA'f l..
81 T. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
rATAI BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI Dec. IA boiler III Clarke &
Buck machine shop. at vncenncs. Ind exploded this
morning. instantly Killing John Miller and James Cole
man ana seriously uiurug william DObson ANA Daniel
Lynch. Several others we're slightly injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
lG sct-...... ii COCK SLOW ID ~
Moon ,ei. 49,. OO9 Noon souihs. G.37 Moon'ssgs 1ays
Hi-H WATER IO.bAT-A 81
sandy Hook. liz Island. 200 Hell Gate 300
HlsH wATER IO-DAl-r 81.
sandy Hook. 35 GOV. Island 80 Hell CATE ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
mn U0T1Tr ALLEY HOMICIDE.

Antonio Enco. who killed Michael CatIacGo,
On hofe tur,. ou November 2o. was allowed 70 lhea1
lut uI granddaughter u th, thlid degree NvsleIuHy'
', ~, .,pf.,.ed 10 three years and half IN stale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13

lopez O. Bno, D. Gonzales V. Lopez Wing Ms hma
dOre. MlsS AmBdore. W. Bre-ner c. CiaVonl a MuN"
G. Bacigaupc, A Draper, d. Farley; X. Moore fe~isa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
Gin propfrIp 60 Eet.


a SPLENDID SUITE OF OFFICES TO LET
- Broadway corner near ~toeA Exchange suitable Tor
Banking steamship or Express business Apply 70 l. n
CRUZ E-HASk Is CO. No. 80 'r 1adwsv
FlKSI-CLASS DWELLING, % rooms, in
~ perfect order possession at once Apply Oh premises
40 West 21tn--t
DWELLING. near Madison-squaIe %
IL rooms perfect order, possession Immediately Apply
40 West Z7th-t
HOUSE: p ROOMS; all cOnyeniences :;
adapted boITGcIs rent low. 40 West lthst, near
Broadway.
NEW DWELLINGS.-All modern improve
y uerts. ten rooms -3i month for whole house; sist
T. and Avenue Appy premises or = East '0tast
H. FITZPATRICK.
NO CURE. 10 PAY.-IIulrs Patent Cast
y lion Galvanized Top FOR smoky calmneys send Tor er
cu-r HULL, GEiPPEN CO., $40 SdaIe, Ne"-l OfA.
VNO RENT-The 4-story L. b. house 81 East
3fst well fitted occupation u small family o.
ussns; hot watcf furnace open hrepaces prIeci Nena
ton. Apply ou the premises.
no RENT-The handsomely furnished, well
ventilated Eng lab basement house In complete orlt
hot water furnace open nttytcrs AppiJ on to Ii''Sf
No - Last 81 -ist. Aadis0naVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-13
Ecrtnres ano HlectliIus.

4 ANNIVERSARY aud graduating exercises of
~ Packaris Business College % DE held II tIe rooms No
sos BrUaiwgy, FRIDAY evening December "a, al o'clock
prompt a ltsses the ". r. AGER and >uV'riuen
dent HENRY RIDDLE friend, ~ tho college cordially III
vIteL. =. =. PACKARD, President.
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Gonnirn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE One Of the best farms, 1854
acrc- hrstclass blica loan. To timber land
clHd-, best ~ ruiI, green's and other good
houses large barns plenty Of good water; mile, from
Chicago city Euut. miles from L. Grange. station g.
g. and q. H. Is. good IDaas 10 CHICAGO. easy Terms For
Information apply 10 CHAS. E&GELUAHUT,
Ia Grange. H.
EOR SALE-Ncry cheap-A beautiful cOun-
try frst ID kotkiand County. twenty miles city
Address Pool pnico Box 4,O29
| O. HOY1 u son, III Broadway aud 2O2
- Bfpid.t, Elizabeth l0usrs lis. county seats aud
farms spd o. exchanged Money % losn 6 per cent.
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Zeal Gslale 10 gftbanee.

NEW WORK and BROOKLYN PROPERTY,
uarIuV fair interest exchange Tor country property
Tree OF ght mortgage j. o. HOlf son, III brOaiuay
and 302 Broad 81, Lli2abe,h.
NLANTkD-liOuse uptown, New York, East
w SIDE $4,000 10 $4,000 FOR free and clear Brook.
lvp house In rood neighborh0ol. rutland WHITING.
BeeEmsnst.
Oin Brooklyn lots in one parcel, 20 minutes
sDWDfr0 fer will be exchanged tree and clear for COW
toWn NeWYOTk CITY properly not 700 heavily eneumbefe
HL CLAIM WHITING, Bsekman 81
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AZ Lx-MAYOR CHAHGLD WIN FRAUD.

Alfred NJ. Wood. of Queens. was arrc ted
rr,sfav evening On % chars, OF fraud. Mr. b lei
bought some property FROM Nr Wood few years ago
giving Mrs wood % mortgage for $1,000. MI H-deI
sold Che property Elwart>esnan, who assuineI tho
rnurfeas and pad tie interest and some OBJ. t-e pm
cuaI to llg Wood the agent of Mls Wood Tie mo
gaze lcll Be-, Airs Wood was assigned 10 JoAu g. "Ai-
u, h fr fact of tie assignment was NOT made known
o. h. seaman. who continued 70 ay tNt interest TO hi
Wool As NJ. whitney was receiving 10 interest, ne
took -ftp- fo have tur mnrtEa iurec1-t = 70" ua1H
before The service o. tlr uIprs 900 tie SUIT MT 'elt
mia fu sif Wool a tie cpa aid interest nj. ""d
r..fr- sir Seaman g. satisfaction piece. MI seaman
c..II rul ~tI, foreclosure proceedings ana pc now
su.. ar Wtud. cuIluri u. 60 r-toTt tAt auouH OF
fuciI anal utel 50 paid after tlr date ~ Oh. assign
urrf Dob Mr. whitney. NJ Wood tas served as Mayor
ana COL eator of Taxes u Brooklyn. H. also htld the
of.e ai -.tor o4 ItiUI ReNcnut under the Admins
H. fU u. PRECEDENT Lincoln. Al fHc breaking rui u ut
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MORE INSURANCE DISCLOSURES.
SINGULAR ruANsFrEs or AVrRCAN PorULH
anLEIe.


SHARES.
The case for the People IN the trial Of DR.. ].
s. Lambert for alleged perjury. closed yesterday
before Judge Brady. and the opening 10Y the oeeh,e
WAS begun. John J.. Trow crosse Xan1iued OJ eN'
Recorder Smith, and stated that he had received "
quantity % the compauy's stock IN May last oui u''eI
advice returned o. In December. le1- under 1T
TuI.r- directions. he transferred lot OF slocN 10
ysaa. persons Including two shares TO horato 7'!-
1.fIr SIX to I-astus BROOKS, auU sN 90 George h7s'
Z. DECEMBER. 1874. another large glauulA WA, u1.,
f.u.I lucutiug twelve shares t' i.lsi'is lro'' o,
t,g. So o. George Bliss. Tie quantity iAus uat'i'tle9
WAS nearly $50 hundred shares, puI he receive"
uuIIu-. - , .t.- --,o-- ,.,.l.s
Dr. MORGAN Morris admitted tla' me salary cagoh ~.
..u nr lu var, never ntcu led O. hc p1lu iie u'u W
funds . tuD institution Oh which t-"l were ORG w ~ '"
crr $500 ia tAe b1uA ou when tA- SlVl2 cht't vac
dawn. 1913. De cuslt have pald tAcn. H. dd i.L Wy
ar-.f4uI lr IaIu1stt'- finances. He iHi transferred
N,t .r-. ruuu. %. -.a.t. o. various PERSONS lhti
in most O. t.u-. NIiu Mi. lro" Lao i.'''.'
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