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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-12
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LOUIS! The
SCUGGS
CHAES BOOT AND SHOE FACToRYS loss $l273 and
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Ell PASO.

ALL QUIET AT SAN Neutrality-suspicious.
AUTHORITIES AIDING IN THE PRESERVATION
OF ORDER. ~et.
WAsHyGroN, Jan. 8. 1873 3"
The Secretary OF War has received through military
channels tho following despatch addressed General
Pope by Colonel Hatch. in command at Fl Paso, De:
cembor 3l:--
Have just returned from below here. I find all
quiet; peace ana confidence being restored. and
many of those who had fled for fear OF the Rangers
are returning TO their homes. have obtained much
valuable testimony regarding the participation OF
Mexican citizens IN the San Elizaro trouble believe
II Will De necessary TO retan four companies OF
airy In the vicinity during the winter. The Fort
Bayard troops should return to protect tho country
against Indians.
Another despatch IRON Colonel Hatch, dated the
evening OF tho same day. Is as follows:-
All IS fairly quiet In the valley; have everything
we'll 10 hand and under control j. Is. PigncniLil, tho
Mexican customs officer Tor FL paso just arrived
from the city OF Mcxic0, informed to-day thu, 200
cavalry are route IRON Chihu to afford him
protection against the awess his own side and to
prevent them from crossing TO this. The Mexican
authorities soon inclined TO do all they prevent
them from crossing.
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CONGREGATIONS.

TIE FIRE AT sALEM-Two ACRES OF A BusI-
NESS BLOCK BURNED The LOSSES ARE
NOT VERY HEAvY-INCENDIARY TRAMPs.
SALEM, N. j., Jan. 3, 1873
Tho corfagration in this town last night, ravaged
L-shuped area OF about two acres in the
principal business block a. tho intersection OF Broad
way and market street. Fifteen buildings wore en-
tiroy destroyed several others injured. The es.
mated total Of the losses gwen In this mornings HERALD
S40, 000 Is correct Tho destruction OF goods would
have been much larger put for the TACT that when
that the flames could be extinguished Us
long the small frame buildings standing tho
able bodied men OF the town went to work to carry
stores, especially from the furniture waroruoms Of
Dunn Lawson. large iOur story BRICK building, 100
feet deep, where valuable stock OF and
carpets was store d. Whom the flames consumed tins
building nearly all the contents had been removed
Tho lnsurances will cover about hall the attire LOSSES
several OF the sufferers having allowed their annual
policies TO expire just two days before, with the close
Of the old year.
WAS 1T iNcENDIARfsMP
Il Is now believed that tho are was the result Of In
ceudarsm. II appears that ON Christmas night
number OF drunken tramps made night hideous with
nu uproarious hight. Que was braWny follow who
required the Efforts Of eight men TO carry hm
lookup, which was done by direction OF tho Mayor.
leased. but they swore TO be revengcd on His Honor
und to find speedy means TO that end. II IL said
that Of the gang has been seen here since. At all
events u well known that tho large furniture lac
tory was owned by the Mayor, and It was IN a shop
connected with this place that the flames broke out.
No ro tue shop, and It is believed have
been the work OF an incendary anu that the trumps
are the guilty men.
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COAL OIL ENTERPRISE,
TEcTiNG THEIR INTERESTS AGAINST THE
STANDARD COMBINATION.

PENNSYLVANIA PETROLEUM PRODUCERS PRO-
STANDARD COMBINATION.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 3, 1878.
1t was stated n few weeks since that the Standard
OIL Company had obtained tho controlling Interests Of
nil tho coal oil rcnneries In this city. The American
this morning states that deeds recorded ycser
day at Annapolis covering tho transfer Mr. Herman
Iiaupt, OF PhiladcIpnia OF 800 acres OF land
on Curtis Greek, At tho price OF $3.50 per
acre. MIR. Haupt IS the leading spirit In
the seaboard Pipe Limo enterprise, and this
purchase OF land Is made that interest: Tho vast
combination effected by the Standard Oh Company
controls all the existing rcGncrcs, that tho Ppe
Line must have Its own rcnncrics. which Will be 10.
Gated on It's own property at Cur tsCreok, just be-
low the Quarantine station. Tho Seaboard Pipe Limo
Is an enterprise stated to be IN the Interest OF tho
Producers. Union. an association with headquarters
ul ritusvc, Pa, uud branches III all sections where
wells operation III the oil regions.
THE PARTIES ~ INTEREST.
The capital stock oil 1000 O0O vi the Scaboard Ppo
LILO " distributed all interested In kce
an open market Tor the pcirocum PRODUCTS. II
ganized by tho lcading men Ia tho Producers Union
ut ritusvie, among whom the nrm OF u. McKcIvy Ia
prominent. General II. Haupt, VINO Is the chici epg-
necr aud agent oi the company, has secured tho
tight OF way from Butter county, Pa. to
miles from Da tinorc, IN the harbor OF
Baltimore. General Haupt has obtained land from
every owner along the line. established by him In his
name, Tor the scaDoard Line, leaving no gap Ia
the route and the company will not have 10 resort to
condemnation proceedings
fEArvKKs of rue LINE.
The distance from tho Butier county terminus to
Baltimore Is 80 miles 10 miles oi which are In Mary
land. The line 10 baltimore Is designed 10 DO trunk
line, with connections IRON the Pennsylvania tcrmi-
nus and from different points on tho route.
Its transporting capacity will be 5000 bar.
rcs OF OIL per day. and IL Will
operate necessarily day and night The quantity pro-
posed TO TO brought TO Baltimore annually Is about
Two million barrels OF crude oil, about equal to the
quantity now brought here ny Two railroads refined
aud cruue. Tho company viii proceed win the work
Immediately alter the close OF tho winter expect
TO have the line Land tho entire distance Outing the
coming summer An extensive refinery will be erected
al Gurus Creek aud barrel msnuiactory. Thore has
very little opposition To granting The rgut OF way
The company and their dealings with farmers aid
others are SAID ~ have been very liberal
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William II. Barnum, OF Connecticut, and
Ex-Governor H. 81. McCook, OF Colorado. aro at the
Windsor Congressman A. n. Waddell, Of North
Carolina; George II. Williams, OF Oregon; Insurance
experimentation +. smyth aud Charles E. Smith.
OF Albany, and Postmaster Edward s. Tobey, of Bos-
ton at the Fifth Avenue. Judge Amasa J. Parker,
Of Albany, Is at tho Gscy. Captain Cook, OF tho
steamship Partha, is ut the Brcvoort. ExCongress-
Els II. Roberts, o, Utica, Is at the Metropolitan.
T. b. Blackstone President OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company, Is AT the st. Nicholas. Exon.
gresham D. NJ Van Auken, OF Pennsylvania, Is At the
New York. General Israel Vogdes, United States
Army, Is at tho Hoffman. Theodore N. vai superin.
tendcnt OF the Railway Mail Service, Is at the St
James
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INSURANCE MEN WANTED.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST wALKLEY, wI0oINs
WHITE AND FUkBEI, Ex-oFFIcERs OF TUE
CHARTER OAK LIFE.

INDICTMENTS AGAINST wALKLEY, wI0oINs
WHITE AND FUkBER, Ex-oFFIcERs OF TIE
CHARTER OAK LIFE.
L BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARrFoRD. Conn, jan 8. 1878.
Tho Grand Jury OF the Superior Cour. to-day found
true bil in the matter the charge OF conspiracy
made by the state Attorney against certain exocsrs
ofthc Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, ther ale
legged purpose being the deirauding OF tho
polcy-hoders The indictment includes the
namos OF ex.Presidcnt James G. Walk
ley cx.President T. r. wggn, ex-rreasurcr
Samuel IL. White and OK nancia Manager Henry J.
Farber. Bench warrants were issued to-day Tor tho
ciy aud application viii be made at once for re-
questions on the Governors OF New York and Massa-
h 20, sne aevey oi as1 ,s az Ms "s
term OF the court.
cHAgGEa
The indictment, long document Of nine counts,
alleges conspiracy in November 1875, for securing
control OF the company for The purpose Of appropri
ating the assets through large salaries, con-
tracts, &c., TO the INJURY OF tho policy
holders; that they procured and paid for the
funds; that after getting control excessive salaries
and commissions were voted 10 all except WaIklty,
who retired and received $5s0O0 cash out OF the COM
pSny's treasury. IL Is also alleged that fraud was
praciised IN the purchase OF large lot OF real estate
ON Broadway and Crosby street, New York; that, in
December 1876 the parties contrary law. deceivod
the State Insurance Commissioner with the pretended
incrcise OF The assets TO amount sufficient TO make
the company solvent under the State law as required
by him. These arc the principal points OF the iudct
ment, which, however, specihes several minor trans
actions OF AN illegal nature
STATE OFFICIAL blamed.
The case is attracting intense interest In local in,
surancc circles II Is runorcd that much OF the ev
dencc has been obtaincd by the special Insurance
Commission appointed by the Legislature last winter,
and ono peculiar feature OF the affair Is that II will
bring that commission indirectly conflict with In
surnhce Commissioner Stedman, VINO gave his ap.
prova to several OF tho transactions by Messrs Furbef
ana Wisgin before they executed them.
EXPECTED VOLUNTARY APPEARANCE THE INDICTED
MEN.
Mr.. White returned from Now York tonight to his
homo IN this city. II Is supposed here that all tho
parties Indicted have had consultation In New York.
Mr.. Wakiey resides in Higganum in this States, Mr..
Furber IN New York. and Mr. Wiggin has OF 1ato boon
boarding ut the hotol Brunswick. Boston. IL Is un-
derstood that all VIII voluntarily appear and oner
bonds, and that no rcquison will be necessary Mr..
Wine communicated with District Attorney Hamcrs-
ley his arrival homo tonight. Bonds viii probably
be ofeI ed and taken IN a DAY or two.
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THE CREDIT MOBILIEK CASE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3 1878
The Judges having failed to arrive at decision Of
the famous Credit Mobi!ler case in May last ordered
u rcargumen, and day counsel representing Horny
5. Mccomb, Of Wilmington Del, tho plain
tn, appeared before Judges McKcnna and Cad
waadcr. In tno United states Circuit Court,
In reference to king date Tor the reargument winch
will take place next month. The SUIT VI McComb
aguinst the Credit Mobilicr, winch was coni-
n,enccd IN 1868, furnished the material upon
winch tho famous Congressional Investigation
was had The stockholders, II seems, had
soInc misunderstanding, ana Mccomb uemanuod tho
profits when had accrued tho $50 shares OF stock
winch ho had subscribed for in the OF u kicn-
mond banker. To obtain these profits he brought suit
und HIS counsel will ask that decree be made by tho
Court to compel tho defendants TO render account
hi
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WAS HINGTON D:SPAT CHES
GsNEkiL

WASHINGTON, Jun. 3, 1878
RESIGNATION or DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOWARD.
sumner Howard, United States District Attorney for
Utah, resigned to-day. Attorney General Devens, IN
accepting his resignaton, says
| am obliged TO you for the efficiency and fidelity
with which you have executed the duties of The Uict
THE REVENUE LAWS TO DE ENi oRcED IN THE
SOUTH.
The Comm ssionor oil Internal Revenue intends TO-.
crcasng his !orcc OF deputy collectors IN North and
south Carolina and Georgia, that they will DO oblo
10 enforce the Internal REVENGE laws IN that region
aud to Prevent defiance OF government officers with
SUCCESS, was tho at Spartonburg, 5. q, last
week.
CRIME AT THE NATIONAL CApITAL-sPf CIAL
POLICEMAN APPOINTED.
Twenty residents OF the northeastern section OF tho
city have been commissioned by the Board OF Police
as SPECIAL officers TO perform police duty In that
ton for three months. The gentlemen who APP
pointed are numbered among tho best citizens Of
Capitol Hill. md we're selected by the indig nation
meeting held Saturday evening last IN
OF the assault outrage Miss Wilson. All OF the
men arrested suspicion OF beng the guilty party
have been released, Miss Wilson being unable TO
identity any oil them. These special officers intent to
arrest every person, coored white found roaming
about the streets unreasonable hours OF the night
who cannot give satisfactory account OF themselves.
TIE FAIRS EXPOSITION MOVEMENTS or con-
MISSIONER MCCORMICK.
Ex-Governor Mccormick, Unitcdesates Commits
sioner General 10 tho Paris Exposition, returned to
this city yesterday afternoon IRON New York. He
was GU duty his Office in the State Department to-
day. which vas besicgcd by largo numoer Of impor-
tunate applicants for positions. Governor Mccormick
is undecided whether no shall make his Office at Now
York his only station or change between Washington
and New York.
FALLING OFF OF INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The internal revenue receipts Tor the month OF De-
ccmbcr fell OF $l4s 900 The Cause OF this Is thought
10 have the agitation Congress TO reduce
on whiskey and tobacco, which have paray zcd opera
tons in those products While II Is true that numer
bills have been introduced with this view there
Lss been official recommendation or action by the
snb CON mtlec OF Ways Means In that direction.
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THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS FUND.

PHILADELPHIA JAM 8, lb.S
In the United States District Court to-day the appli
cation for final decree against Cyrus Cadwallader and
others on the bill filed by tho asslgnees In bankruptcy
Of the Franklin Savings Fund up for final
hearing The bill AYERS that tho directors vacated
the charter restrictions and used the money OF tho
institution AS thor own. The society was adjudged
bankrupt In 1874. and this bill Was flied III the
ight OF subsequent developments, Tue attempt oe-
ing TO mako the directors, who by their
negligence Indifference have enabled Cad
wailuter, the President and Shannon, the Treasurer
10 use the funds of Geposors IN private enterprise
and cause loss OF upward OF $500 900 liable to reiuni
and make good tue same The hl also aska
tor conveyance OF tho legal tito and all
real estate held by Cadwu ader, Shannon and
Michiner 10 the assignecs plantl and ON account.
After argument by counsel tor compainants the Court
declined counsel Tor any of tho defendants
dismissed tho bill with costs, as TO all OF tho defend
ants. Tho Court, however, ordered u decree Tor an
account from Cadwallader and Shannon.
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STANLEY AT CAIRO.
CORDIALLY RECEIVED BY THE KHEDIvE-DEc-
GRATED WITH TIE ORDER OF THE Med
JRIE BANQUET OF THE CAIRO oEooEAPH-
IcAL SOCIETY.

IcAL SOCIETY.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.]
LONDON, Jan. 4, 1873.
The HERALD correspondent at Cairo,
Egypt telegraphs that Henry M. Stanley
called upon the Khedive yesterday and was
very cordially received. The Khedive had
long conversation with Mr.. Stanley about
his great Central African exploration and
evinced deep interest in the subject He
spoke to Mr.. Stanley in the highest terms
of praise of his courage and extraordinary
perseverance in the arduous work for which
he has become celebrated.
HoNoRs FOR THE GREAT EXPLORER.
Before Mr.. Stanley took his leave the
Khedive presented him with the decoration
of Grand Officer of the Medjidie as mark
of his appreciation Of his services. The
Geographical Society of Cairo last night
entertained Mr.. Stanley at a sumptuous
banquet, at which many eminent men were
present Mr. Stanley has every reason to
be pleased with the reception he has met
with in Cairo.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPOND: Mt.

WASHINGTON Jan. 8, 1875.
ATTACKS TO BE MADE ON 1HE ADMINIs1RA-
11oN-sENAToR spENcER's SMALL GUN
There 10 unquestion ably an ugly feeling among some
republicans here toward the President, and besides
certain well arranged attacks TO be made ON sccre.
tarics Evar.s and schurz 1t is intended not stop
short OF the President himself. This latter part
OF III, programme Is to be carried out by Senator
Spencer chairman OF the Senate Military Commit
toe, who has arranged to investigate tue pay-
mcnt OF $4,000 to Major Benjamin =. Runklc rs
back pay in tho army and the Presidents connec.
ton Win IT.
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A NEW MOTIVE POWER.
LOCAL INSPECTORS IN A euANDARY.

LOCAL INSPECTORS IN A ouANDARy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1875
tension sloop at Baltimore has been refused clear
ance by tho Collector because she hns not been In
spotted BY the local inspectors, who refuse inspection
because OF uncertainty regarding her motive power
tho inventor claiming to be gas power wniIo tho
ctors doubt whether not steam Is pro-
Guced previous to the generation OF gas II the latter
she Is liable 10 inspection; II the power 10 gas tho
United States laws do not control IT,
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A MALT HOUSE BURNED.

HAxRIsDuHu, Pa-, Jan. 3, 1873
Tho malt house in this city owned by b. NJ. Greder
& Co. totally destroyed by fro this morning Tho
loss $40 00O and $685. 30o In tho following
companies: insurance Company OF North America,
100; Ponnsy Fire. Insurance Company S. 1850;
FrunKlin OF Philadelphia 81, 500; Scottish CONNER.
ciai, 81, 500; Union. $500; ph9nlx, OF Hartford,
$2,S3l Commercial Union, 81 1888; ,ncashire, 81 s33;
Fairness OF New York, $4,000 Royal, S. $50; Homc
Of Columbus ONO, So ESQ., Etua, Of Hartford, $1,000;
North British and Mercantile, $1,000; American
$1,000; Williamsburg City, $4,000; American Central
81, 600 Total, $50, 800.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1875
Lieutenant Commander Charles McGregor is ordered
to duty the Washington Navy Yard assistant to
the equipment officer. Passed Assistant Surgeon John
T. Bransord is ordered to special duly at the Smith
sonian Institution at Washington. Passed Assistant
Surgeon L. q. Hennebergcr Is ordered to duty IN con-
ncction with the iron.clads on the James RIVER
Passed Assistant Engineer J. Barry Is ordered TO
spcciu duty ut New York. Assistant Surgeon &, 1.
HibDctt Is detached IRON duty connected with the
Iron -clads the James River tho report his
lie and placed on waiting orders.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The EDUCATION OF ENLISTED MEN.

The EDUCATION OF ENLISTED MEN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1873
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War the Qn4rtor-
master General, the AdJutant General and Judge Ad
vocatc General, are cons,tuted a board 10 meet In
this city January s. thereafter us practi
cable Tor the purpose OF considering and reporting
what steps should be taken 10 carry out the pro-
visions OF section ,231 Revised Statutes, regarding
the education Of enlisted men. Major q. N. Carlton
Tnird cavalry, will act AS recorder oil the board.
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OTHER FIRES.

LAKEvILLE, Mass, Jan. 3. 1873
The store OF Cephas Haskins aud tho Ola 60 ooy
Railroad Depot here burned this morning Tho
loss oil Mr. laskinsi Is $1,000; Insurance, 81 800 Tho
loss on the depot rs not stated.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, Jan. 3, 1878
special despatch IRON Franklin, Pa, states tnat
Daileys block, at tnat place, Was burned yesterday
Tho loss Is estimated at $50 600 partial insurance.
ST. JONI, n. g., Jan. 8, ISIS
George Connor's sash factory and planins mill al
Peticodiac, was burned last night. Loss, $4,000
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NEW YEARS ON The BORDER.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Jan. 8, 1878.
General Canaes and the military officers and federal
employees In Matamoras gavo a New Years ball IN tho
theatre in Matamoras, which apparently ten.
dercd as an evidence Of good will and friendship
to the Inhabitants on both SIDES OF the
Rio Grandc large number OF United States army
United states civil service Ulcers tho
two natlvnalltes conminged Ia most harmonious
TO mar enjoyment
As a besnuine Of the new year the ball was grand
success
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MYSTEKIOUSLY INJURED.
MuRDERoUs ASSAULT OR A FALL FROM A
TRAIN.

TRAIN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1873
About one o'clock this morning man named T.. }.
Parker found near the Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad freight depot covered with blood Upon ex.
animation II was found that his head badly cut
both wrists broken and his hands and boay badly
bruised. His gs also cut anu manglcd by beng
dragged In the street He stated That be met man
the street and went mo saloon with him 10
drink that he was struck on the head by some per.
unknown, robbed OF $50 and dragged out Penn
sylvania avenue. Alter thai he could sivo no ac-
count Of himself until found at the depot Is Is
thought he cannot recover.
A moro thorough examination OF Pnrker's condition
and the surrounding lead the
conclusion that Parker received his Injuries by falling
from trnn aid not by being assaulted as lac stated
when discovered.
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' lie
ORIENTAL AND ABINGDON SQUARE SAVINGS
INSTITUTIONS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. ., 1873
Justice Landon, at Schenectady, has granted leave
to yeddcr vandyck, receiver Ct the Yorkvc Savings
Bank, TO bring suit against joan McQuade for 49, 0OO
Francis j. Twomey Tor 49, 900; against trustees tho
bank who have received dividends Illegally, and
against Charles Jones AMI Thomas r. McQuade Tor
overdrats. The receiver reported that Tho books
showed a contingent Liability In favor OF Henry W.
Genet tor xl7,469 10. which sum, after Comets de-
parture, appropriated by the officers OF the bank
aEd asked PERMISSION 10 examine the officers as TO
why they MAD apr, pratcd tho sum, when IL be-
I0ngcd TO Genet PERMISSION was granted.
ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK
Justice Learned has approved the $40, 900 bond Of
Robert Hoe. Stephen D. Tucker George q. Hailock,
Peter =. Hoe ana William L. Colby, receivers oil the
Oriental Bank.
ABINGDON SQUARE SAVINGS BANK.
Justice Laudon mas confirmed the settlement made
by Frank tn mpson receiver OF tho Abingdon Square
Savings Bank, with certain trustees OF tho bank
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Edward Schafcr, aged twenty sevcn was found dead
in his bed, yesterday, tho boarding house OF Mrs.
Brandt, at No. 1l2 Park avenue Hobokon. Blood had
strcamed from his mouth and ana covered the
It's thought that the man committed
suicide.
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CANADIAN TRADERS IN DEFAULT.

CANADIAN TRADERS IN DEFAULT.
MONTREAL, Jan. 3, 1873.
writ OF attachment was issued against Z. b. La.
belle, dry goods merchant Liabilities, $4,000
A demand Tor assignment made on Messrs.
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turcrs. Liabilities, about 10000; assets SIS 600