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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-18

WILDER Warner and family, of Grand Rapids
have been visiting friends here this week.
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At the recent meeting OF the State Medical
Society, at Battle Greek, DR.. L. G. Woodman,
OF this place. was admitted to membership.
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A mass meeting OF the reform clubs Of the
State will be held at Three Rivers to-day. 1t is
expected that the attendance will be large.
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next Sunday, at one p. m, by Rev. G. p.
Linderman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elias p hathaway will cele-
day. afternoon.
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The State Library at Lansing contains S..
900 volumes besides pamphlets and manu-.
scripts.
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Miss Sallie Gilbert, of west Bangor, died
May I'd, at the age Of IS years.
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Rev. Mr.. Alden, OF Ohio, has been engaged
az pastor OF the Congregational church at
Covert.
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At meeting Of the soldiers held at the
Court House, on Tuesday evening, May 18th,
for the purpose Of making an arrangement for
the contemplated reunion, the following per-
sons were elected permanent officers:
President-O. w. Rowland.
Secretary-M. u. Richardson.
Treasurer. 4, Stevens.
Quartermsster-J. M. Longwell,
Com. OF Arrangments-J. w. Emery, NJ. L.
Richardson, Nathan Thomas
The above committee was authorized to sp.
point suitable persons in each township tc
come out with them.
On motion it was resolved to hold the re-
union at four mile lake, June Goth and 21st
1877. The Quartermaster was authorized t.
appoint his own assistants.
The meeting adjourned until Tuesday even
ing, May %, 1877. at the Court House, 1t y:
o'clock p. N.
H. A. ROGERS, Sec'y Pro. Tenn
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There is red-ribbon reform club OF 65
Indians at Indian town near Elk Rapids.
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Muzzle your dogs.

Or. Bartholomew, OF Keller, is building a
new house.
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The reform club Of Pontiac has over $50
members and the ladies' Christian temperance
union 500.
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DECATUR LOCALS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Dexter H. Dean, Of this place, died Tuesday
at the age OF rs years. His death was the re-
suit Of nervous shock caused by the death Of
his wife last week, coupled with other more
slight ailments.
The Rogers Red Ribbon Reform Club has
one hundred and ten members. The following
are the officers President, Charles W. Bar
rett LIST Vice Pres, Charles Hodges I'd,
Joseph McGibney; Sd, Orange Hayes; Sec'y,
John j. Sherman; Financial Sec'y, Henry
Hotalng; Treas, A. b. Copley Marshal,
Mortimer Crittenden; Asst. Marshal, Charles
Labadie; Sergeant-at-Arms, p. g. Calhcott.
We have 469 names Of gentlemen on our
list Of red ribbon men, and the ladies' white
ribbon club have large membership also.
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One hundred young men left Detroit, May 1,
for the Colorado mines.
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Constantine wants to celebrate the Fourth
Of July by red-rbbon mass meeting.
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MARRlED-At the residence OF Levi Heath,
in Arlington, May 9Th, by Rev. +. z. Harvey,
o. L. Barnum and Mrs. Lavina Eddy. .. May
10th, Mr. Francis Watkins, OF Bangor, to Miss
Irene Tiffany, OF Alamo Kalamazoo county.
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BLOO.uI.NGDaLE LOCAL $.

T. d. Green, prominent citizen and lawyer
OF Charlotte. Mich, spent last Sunday and
Monday with his daughter, Mrs. g. g. Durham.
L. c. Patterson, for the past three years
resident OF Chicago, and widely known there in
Sunday school and musical circles, will return
to our village soon, as permanent resident.
An extra train each way was put on the X.
and s. H. r. r. last Monday. New time table
is as follows: Trans east, S:15 a. m. and 4:07
p. m Trains west, $40 g. m. and 5:12 p. m.
About $1,000 fruit trees were delivered at
this point, Allegan and Breedsville, this spring
by G. 8. Maynard q Co. Of Paw Paw, for plant
and Columbia. l under ,tand that this firm de-
livered this spring 80, 600 trees between Holland
and South Haven, and about 10, 900 at Allegsn,
Hopkins Station, Hamilton and Dunnlngville
for northern Allegan county. Our farmers
speak very highly OF the stock delivered here.
Supervisor Howard is just in from his life
work." and reports as follows: No. acres Of
wheat last year. 1743; number bushels Of
wheat, 24,358 number acres Of wheat on
ground, 2454 number acres corn last year,
140O: oats, AIS; barley, % number OF births
IS, an ! deaths 90.
Rumor says that Seneca Anderson, OF Bear
Lake Mills, 10 the "lucky man" to improve the
fine opening here for grist mill. He Is now
negotiating with parties who moved A. Ravens
large store building to it's present location, and
Indications favor an early removal OF the Bear
Lake Grist Mill to this place. Mr.. Anderson is
young man OF correct business habits, and
morally and socially will be an addition to our
village that We shall welcome with pleasure
This move evinces business foresight. 1t antic-
ipates what cannot long be delayed. that the
demands Of trade the extra expense to our
raj road, the convenience and profit OF agricul-
turists, will not much longer warrant contin-
uance Of the suicidal policy adopted by the pro-
jectors and builders OF the X. S. II. II. r.,
and that all the business Of section naturally
tributary to US instead OF being frttered away
on number:of four corners, will center where
il belongs, IN Bloomingdale. In location, extent
OF country fit for agricultural purposes, number
Of productive acres, variety and quality OF pro-
ducts, not less than in the general intelligence,
wealth and sobriety Of our citizens, we beat
them all. In changes incident to the growth OF
the true conserver OF neutrality-suspicious.,
Bloomingdale will assume her rightful place as
the point between Kalamazoo and South Haven.
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Some German ladies OF Detroit have organi.
zed a rowing club.
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The colored men OF Kalamazoo have organi
zed reform club.
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A few days since Representative r. b. Rob-
bins. OF Lenawee county, offered the following
concurrent resolution in the house Of repre-
sentatves, by unanimous consent, which was
adopted by both houses without dissenting
VOTE and has been handsomely engrossed,
signed by the presiding officers OF both houses
and the governor, the state seal affixed, and
the whole handsome and valuable testimonial
presented to DR.. Reynolds:
Resolved, 0he senate concurripg,) That in
the recent work introduced into this state by
DIR. Henry A. Reynolds, we recognize reform
30 benehcent In Its aims, and so wise in It's
measures, as to have won public confidence In
an unprecedented degree,-not only achieving
marvellous results in its effects upon individu-
ais, families and communities, but promising
to be 30 far-reach,ng in Its influence as Of
necessity to greatly diminish poverty and CRIME,
the expenses OF almshouses, police courts and
prisons, as well as the demands upon private
and public charity; and promising also to solve
the much-vexed problem OF tramps, vagrants,
paupers and convicts, striking ss IT does at
the root OF pauperism and CRIME
the originator and prosecutor OF this reform,
as developed in this state, we tender grateful
appreciation and thanks.
CHARLES M. CROswELI, Governor.
ALoNZo SESSIONS, President OF the Senate.
JOHN L, RICH, Speaker Of the House.
This is high Endorsement OF the work that
has been DONE and one that is doubtless ap-
preciated by the successful worker to whom
it has reference.
The red ribbon meeting at the Detroit opera
house last evening was an immense affair, be-
| ing more largely attended than on any previous
occasion. Hon. George 9. Bates, OF Chicago,
made very eloquent speech, in which he re-
! ferred to his former sojourn IN Detroit 40
| years ago, Mt which time the most distinguished
| citizens OF Michigan we're addicted to the
fashionable vice Of drinking. In those days,
the lawyers travelling on the circuit would
devote themselves during the day to law. but at
night gave themselves up to rum-drinking and
dissipation. Harriet Martineaus book con-
tanned an ailuslon to . governor OF Michigan
whose .bsne WAS love for stroLg drink. Three
justices OF the Michigan supreme court had
| become vsgab0nds through drunkenness. The
speaker attended . social party at DR.. Lemaire't
house, in this city, in 1889, Of which he war
the sole survivor, every one OF the others hsv-
ing since filed . drunkard's grave, He wa
going to Utah now, and he wished to carry
with him the insignia Of total abstinence-tht
red-ribbon Of reform. President Duffield here
came forward and affixed the red ribbon to Mr.
Bates coat amid great applause from the
audience Joshua W. Smith then made q short
address while the contribution boxes were
passing round, and he was followed by Hon
II. NJ. Look, OF Pontiac, who spoke ably anC
eloquently on the necessity or bravely fightne
that longing for stimulants which beset &C
many good men. Eighty members signed the
roll, making the membership S,697.-Detroi
| News
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Without n Parallel.

Without a Parallel.
We believe that the wonderful results accom-
plished by the use of SHILoH's Consumptive
Cure are without parallel in the history Of
Medicine. Those who disbelieve this and have
occasion to try it, can be convinced without ex-
pense to themselves. Its success Is so wonder
ful and sure that we sell 1t on guarantee to
cure Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Hosrse-
ness. Asthma, Whooping Cough and Group. In
these cases, or any Lung trouble. don't fail to
try it. 1t may save your life. while it will cost
you nothing il it gives you no relief. Call at
the drug store Of G. W. Longwell & Co., and
get trial bottle for 10 cents or regular size
for so cents or 81 90.
Sold elsewhere by dealers generally.
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Every town in Monroe county has reform
club.
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On Tuesday night the 10th inst, the mill
dam Of S. w. Fisk, IN Almena, was washed
away, doing damage TO the amount OF some
two hundred dollars or more.
The dam OF Walter Wise, situated farther
down the stream, was also carried away by the
flood from the upper pond. 1t is estimated
that it will cost two hundred dollars to repair
the damage to Mr.. Wise.
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"HACKMETACK," "a new and delightful
perfume, sold by
G. W. Longwell & Co., Paw Paw, Mich.
Elsewhere by dealers generally. T2l
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G. E .Chappell,
Matchmaker, JeWeI|er Engraver,

All work entrusted to my care will be promptly
done and warranted to give satisfaction: par
ticular attention given to fine and difficult
watch work. A good assortment or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
mrs. sryro,.s soci,n.r loDoER
How WrooLi,n Isndindv Fen Asleep at
the wrong ';imc Attempted suicide.

wcll-drcss,d young woman was driven
in II coach e. the boarding house " Mrs. sexton
~ f. Prospect street. Brooklyn on Monday laet
She n-kcd tn b. permitted To- engage room
without hoard rs she cNpectcd to got employ
mont IN the city. She gave the name Of Kate
Wilson. and when she selected the room she
paid weeks rent in advance. She was polite
ana soriablc. and made many friends ut once in
the house On Wednesday she wen, away. AZ
she said. to visit some friends and said that she
would not return that night. She returned on
Thursday at O'Clock in a coQch. and ON going
into tie purlor asked for Mrs. : ,Nton. Shc
chHttru .."rrilV for sunio time. and then of red
to pay for some bottled port r. If il was scnt for.
TUcs sal at the ;Aiic drinking porter until Mrs
W 80 Kat Wilson w;ls wide awake. AM the diff
ference IN their ,epective condition snitr con-
Stunning about the sam" amount oi port r. riN =
rise To- IN" suspicion tiNt sire. sexton porter
whiic i6c logdlaiy WIS a-l,cr on the parnr
ni;d hay hrr trunk wH' b So. altogdy p'rh"d.
driven swiftly AWAY. Mrs. sexton found ou
awakin- that her 10 l.,,r had abs .onlrd. ineink
with ncv two hluce six drrss's. one brown eild
skirt. on" plaid shawl, three Nn.i, skirts. ana,
on nluuNi skirt, worth iu hll 100, Do luhE Iug
{, Mrs. hodriunrs. a lodrdrr who was out "a
III. time,
and learned a. her loss. su" h"ainr murh " r
rivd 10y H. and IL seemed TO uns'tlc her mind
Size wandered ahort the house IA II almost
crvod hy grief. AMI sudinny putt iur ON 70
wraptings she went out Mrs. : .inu, icarinf
thnt ~nr mlrht dp ht r-rli harm, -Hnl hgr -nl
aa.rh. r.. lie followed her f4c f,ot ID Futon
street. Wnithnr slo went ~ thoush int ni on
throWiug hrr-,lf ..iptn, river. ~ she reached
the end 81 the pier aud WIS Preparing to r'rk,
% plunge. thc lni cNught bold % her Or ss and
mean I" scream iot inr l"h". I'm, iadi e'tus'
I'll o. .Ht away from hiu. Nut tht hoy h't On
/ ON or Graham. who wore az the fcrry. arrived
/ Mrs. ke,iriqun- was returned 90 her husband.
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THOMs .iGY. EAGEL.


To THE EDITOR OF The Sun Sir. Mr.
Engol. in to-day's SUN. SAYS that he docs not
know Mr.. Thons and then prunounces him 10
be- an office boy.
How did he find that cut?
have been boy, ana hope TINT have grown
b. be- man. Mr.. Fnsol s1ys he meyer saw tho
4merican Art journal. Tho facts are that he
cnmo to mo when he was employed nthe Music
1rdtG Reonn, and said: My dear fellow. shust
de- me the very @rrat favor tu give M ou' suitl
l'oltlc notice in the At Journ1l Of IL" Hr,@r,
ShuSt lOr my sake now. do Ikr a. uut irlnW.
do Nj. Enlt, says ur VAL have me- luulrtrd
n Nj. lakr who makes tue charge cuHIo.ntly
with Mr.. Carp 'ut r. Dir. Ros''. and oth'rs VIII
become rtspons 'bl" for the COSTS. why not SUI
Mr.. Lake Tor starting 81 ID a story OF Tia
mail II Il is not truce This would soon o be-
thu natural course 81 am1n IN earnest, II he had
no ullt.r.Niurs OF the result
Miss Ahhou rnllrd upon me p"rSnunlly lust
huiorf hl, lrit ilir CITY ANA lHi one M"irliu-
hrr called at my olllrr, ana whll' hln~i rim
about ass ss.uution in tn" behalf of EngoL
stated, IN the presence ul witness -, tliat ~ MIR,
Enrrl had lust got u letter from Miss Ahbuii
fully nruutuuz HIM Of u" Charge oi y nckmnll-
ing published IN rue sun. IhHi Miss Abbott
WAS uppIuHoutd aud urged o. write siI ia 70 lett
know she llly consulted Mr Llkp Mr.. Car
D. inter-, aud other friends on tins point and WE
HdN std Ivy them 10 pay No ntu'utiou to lutrl. UA
her iri"nds would e' that s.' euil 'rrl AO Auil-
age from hlm or nay Onnrs'
MM N. rnoMa.
T. tor An,a"dia Ar. JoiauaL
New YORK. OF. ~
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WR. rms DiNIiL.
Trying to Fi~ the tuthorship OF ~ Circular
that ha> been sent to the Press.

4 reporter for THE SUI called upon Mr..
James buell. President of tire Importers and
Traders Bank y, stcrlav. in ref renee tothe re-
ports that he had ATTEMPTED. in behalf u the
American Bankers Association. TO bride the in
nuentiA Journals OF The country to print articles
in favor II the contractioni-i-. \ circular had
been put for,h-the circular that was print III in
the editorial columns of THE SUN on Thur-lnv
-purpur,ing to have boon sigurd 10y air. Buell..
aud addressed 10 Journals throughout the coun-
MIR. Buell. was found Mt his Office IN tho I'm
porters and Traders Bank pile Of newspa-
pcr- from all parts Of the country. with marked
notices was ou one side II the desk. aud a heap
81 letters spread out. occupied the other. He
was also IN receipt Of numerous bills for ad-
vcrtisemcnts Inserted las the proprietors OF
newspapers believed 10 order.
After The rcuortrr had made known His err
rand. Mr.. Buell. laughed and said 1his y the
my experience never sent nor authorized
thu sending oftnc circular YOU speak of and
| haven't the rcmotcsf lden who played such n
amount t. send the circulars To- the new pap. r.
throughout the country. aud cannot Imagine
who would ~ 60 the trouble" and expense IN
less ii might bc intiutiouistS who imng ne that
the banks intend 10 work a. unit FOR specie
resumption. / do not deny that | am opposed
/ To grrenback expansion and am IN favor Of a
metallic currency; but | wish cnphatically 10
| deny that am responsible for an attempt TO
I bride the newspapers throughout tho United
Il am swnmped with letters marked news
papers. and bills about this cir lilur, and IL II
" RE not IN eNtr"mr nhnvyan'r -hoilu onll y
"a practical joke. have letters from all parts 81
| iu~ing to publish the slip, eNrent u- an q liver.
ti-cment. wanting money IN ndinnc". @' |
| have newspapers continuing III ADVERT uon'.
! services rendered. Il j. a great nudlle. You
can see how a. surd It il that should nuthoriz'
| the insertion Of these Advertisements and cdi
! turiAl comments when you figure up that there
| are thousands Of newspapers. and the curtc
| hlan0h given In the circular would involve a
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NrnIN0TIIn MNss., OF. 20 IS7T
H,s-r. n Ffo~t Mare 4 N,a. il7 ho.,top }
take pleasure in certifying That was the
holder Of ticket No 2l.i7l. Class *" in the
Louisiana State Lottery. which dr"w tho third
capital priz' of s. 900 On OF. . 1871 said ticket
having cost the sum OF 81 ut your onlre in New
York city. and that forwarded my ticket 10y
Adaio- Express Ia the Home ON e. at New Or
leans. aud received the sum oil 5000. without
deduction on delay.
Plousr accept nay thanks for the assstanco
AMI us'ruaLon given me nnd he assured that
can ronn loutly refer my friends and tho pub
licio the Lou siint Su,to Lottery as an honor
ably conducted institution.
ann respectfully yours
b. f. STORY,
8l9 Worthngtou street
Springfield, Mass.
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ocrtN nricn's Kissing BRIDEGRooM
What Mr.. Frazer brought Upon Himself by
Getting Erunk on his Wedding bay.

q, had resolved ourselves To let the mat
ter piss as one beneath our notice. but crcum
stances nlt"r ca~es. and rs threats have been
mad" to Ms md Matchmaking rrsOrt"d to by the
parties concerned in Piainn,ld to induce MS to
drop the matter. We have con 'ludrd that the
liberty ~ the prcss should be sustained. Iuh-
low ID. Frnzee, a son OF Abraham Fraz'e Of this
city. was engaged To he married to an ,stimdhlr
young lady named ANNA Van MIDI asworth oi
Ocean Beach. q niece uf the wife 81 Mr.. Grrshom
Fraz'c. also of this ciiy. Surprising that Lud-
low WIS nice young man, sh' agreed To- marry
him the wcddin., day " aIp1'ntel. tn" wed.
i'm fine style from The office oi the t1isfthfoH-
disf land hy the way there is q balance due
on them yet for which We never expect TO
receive u cent? On the morn NJ oi tho day
uhe 18th irstl Ludlow started Tor his brides
Residence. met some friends IN New YORK. got
drunk. and fell among lrWd .ompauy. Upon
aWHk nins from his dohiu'h. letters and t"lr-
grams of c0ntrition werr 5 mt by him Ia the
rOrroWiug lady, and the "Ncusr given mat h"
hul been rpl bed when IL il assert al lint hr mad
nof sum 'lrut money Ia pay hs wedding "N-
prns'n. and WIS thus ashamed to met his in
tended. Then Iudl,N comes to llMnu'li tp
put On the airs of % martvr and hero. On the
following Friday ludlnw goes to the res den 'e
OF rs intended hrid and il rtp.llrd hy the in
diEnant mother ANA dAu-ht'r. IL r. AIT rw ird
cniVos a black eye and n 'ird face, and d. run
Dii nl tNH village. y at duy he ugHlu appears
iu PuuNyli, and = r'malns nor tntl'Wi. q
Il .s..l-i of 20 rospo tulir community This ism"
truth ina nut shell. The lady whom hr prom
i-rd t. marry, AMI Whom lac has sin D" la h.
mailed An u shtn 'iul Wunurr, NOW utterly re
fuses 10 huy. unythin- t. do " III ann.
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MARRIED..

FISK -wAsUH'RS On wcIn, .iav oct - At Ct
Thomas thLi,h bs the nv D. MORGAN St'phtn W.
fsk tu tI.rnllne eldest dHugltf 81 \. - Na-lhurn
both 90 Til. ritN
kfNG-RARkN ON "Wednesday oct %. At he re- H.
dencr the btidc sraljmuihtl y Tie Rev. Dr John
tcih.u smith Anna ~ dHnslirf 81 dc lat W frc,l'r
ick RarrN aud rrrnd laughter ui The lat samuel p
Barry, a. fhroiur' Glhcu King OF froVig nc". Y
PIN WIN AR~li ON "Wednesday oct p. hv The Rev.
q. Campbell - M Henry Aieibeu riuub VI luca
y y t. Miss sarah kln MARSH al III. city
pINkNEh SINH On Monds,, OOA -, bN the Rev.
Edward % Flag John rInfney Ia Mrs Emma L..
smith. daughter VI tho late CORNELIUS L. Sltell Esq an
% N~cfr
srAHE BOWMAN In Cincinnati, ono. oct ~. ~
Triu!t. Nc th0- Eps NAL Ch'f IA b Bishop bowman,
Mar, Il daughter of Z u bowman % D.rc.Dnati %
Arthur u stan ~ wilhiin-purt Pa
WilIrE-i ~ kSpN ON THU sian oct -. by the
R.-ht Rev Ri.hoj Nrc,y . MAn,. ~ 81 Iutc'. 'ah"-
tril Portland iniu Blake WHIT NJ u NrW York. 10
Narsrci >'u, ,o-aui tack gn citcs daughter OF George
h Is Jackson ~ Portland Nc
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ALExtNDhR j. RnID's TESTIMONY.
The Entrics that he Made on the American
popuiar'- Account books.

The examination into the affairs of the
American Popular Life Insurance Company
WAS continued before Referee Ira ID. Warren
yesterday. Alexander j. Reid was examined At
length by Mr.. Wincatn IN rontion To- N" ronii-
ton Of the company's books. Although was
in charge of the books. aud received or paid
out the cash" Mr.. Rcii testified, Dr. Lambert
cXcrr-rd general supervision over all the
affairs. thought that he Lad great deal moro
IT, do with the company than he admitted that
n" hal IN his testimony the otncr day. On TIE
hooks II ls13 appears an entry showing the
Uurch.sc hy the company OF $4,000 worth OF
Now York bombs.
Do You know whether those bonds were real
" purchased - WIS Mr.. Wngntr's next Iues-
tion. No. sir. was lhcr"ply.
Odd YOU ever see tn bonds? A.-No sir;
Dir. Lambert told me 10 make the entry. and |
made II.
Q.-But do YOU believe that It WINS n genuine
tran-nction2 Al cannot say. sir; but II you
ASK IN" what my judgment IL. must say that II
U.-In other words. YOU think that the entry
was made simply 10 make II good show OF as
Oh january. 1874. find the entry of the
sale of these same bonds 80 You believe that IL
was II genuine transactiunf A.-To my lest
luium Mt. do NOT in'lieve TINT II WIS.
CIV whose dir ton WIS II that YOU made
this entry A.-Ny Or. Lanbcr's,
Nr. R"id testified that he believed many other
entries on thu hooks wrrr simply spurious, II"
further testified that after the tpOkS had been
Inspected and the auditors had signed their
names 40 thu bottom OF the pHg", certifying that
tn" accounts were correct. ne the witness, 10y
order of DR.. Lambert illlcd IN over the names
Of tn" auditors an entry. II the dat ~ Drcem-
her 1876 III The purchase oI $4,000 worth OF the
Ninth National Bank stock
o. Did you make tho books conform Ia the
annual report. or the report conform Ia the
books? A-well. We made them conform to
each other.