The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17

cusations made BY thcm against Jay Gould and Bel
den & Co. prominent member OF The stock Ex-
change gave his opinion nine-tenths OF tho
members OF the Board sympaihized with the col
lapsed lrm, ana he thought that, II vote taken,
>Bcdon Il Co. would receive tho ion's share OF tho
blame.
CONTRARY OPINION
Another prominent member, on tho contrary
tended that Haar & Co. TO blame. He said there
doubt that Beiden 4 Co had had dealings
with HAIR Co. in Union Pacific stock, and that Bel
don Co. trusted them with large amount OF Union
Pacific which Hanr & Co. advanced only so, aud
which that firm sold aerward tor GO, pockcting the
difference. He believed that the whole question
spopsbility Tor the sale of stocks Monday rested
upon the question whether Beiden Il Co. gave tho
order 10 SELL Ho thought II singular, II such
the that Haar Co did not give that as reason
tor their failure when they notined the President Of
the Stock Exchange oil their suspension. Haar 4 Co.
should have something TO SHOW as proof, because II
not right Tor them 10 take orders Tor the sao Of
15 900 shares without having 1t In writing rns whole
matter however. in his opinion, could stand slrict
Investigation.
Mr Beldsn denied tho truth OF Mr. HAIRS state
into between himself aud Mr. Haar the selling OF
stock Duying OF gold on Monday last. His firm In
tended to press the case against Haar until thoy
covered tho amount oil the securities gwen him.
INVESTIGATING coMNIrrEK
Tho members OF tho stock Exchange Insolvency
Committee-hessrs. Donald Mckay, howard Lapsiey
and II. n. Lawrepce-were investigating the yes
tsrday In addition to THESE gentlemen Messrs. 7. B.
Atkins and John w. KIbreth were appointed tho
committee by tho Governing Commiltce OF the Stock
Exchange, winch met AZ one +. NJ The committee
has been instructed to conduct their invest cation IN
private ami 10 keep the ut until The
has been submitted TO the Governing COMMITTEE.
Al the olhco OF HaaT l. 90. nothing further could
be learned. Tho clerks Ins charge saia they
seen their principals ana xnew nothing concerning
Their whereabouts
BEFORE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Z. II. Kuehnemundt, member OF the nrm OF
Haar Co., called at the Residence of Brayt0n Ives,
president oil the Stock Exchange, yesterday morning
and prot ested gentleman that he tMr Kuehn-
emundU was an honest man, aud declared That VI
there had been any "crookednsss'' In the trnnsac-
lions OF HIS nrM he knew nothing about IL Mr. Ives
ADVISED Mr.. Kuehncmundt TO come uown TO his (Mr.
kuennemunut's) oficc and lace The music. He also
suggested 10 him 10 go before the Insolvency Com
mittce and stand examination. Mr. Kuehnem undt
took This advice and yesterday afternoon appeared be-
lore thae committco and gave his testimony.
tN LUDLOW
MIR. uaar occupies room Luulow street Jail,
By advice OF hts counsel no rcrained IRON
giving any Iurtbcr particulars OF the failure. He
maintained, however, that MS statement, which APP
pcared in the HERALD yesterday, was perfectly
correct
4 No proceedings wore taken TO eject the release Of
Haar yesterday, ms counsel ex-senator Jacob A.
Gross, being engaged another case. To-day, how
the order OF 10 reduce the ansuet OF bail
that Jay Gould, Beidch Il Co. played u sharp trick
ms clients on sunday hight Everything con-
nected with tho interview at that Iime no says, will
10 vel