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rae language sf fh~ s!isre..

The English girls have Improved
upoa The language OF tho ian and the
handkerchiefby devising very copi-
Gus vocabulary oi the gloves, which,
for the benefit Of American women,
We beg 70 pirate from an English
leotesnporary. II runs thus p
Drop gloye-Yes,
q Crnmpls the gloves in the right
hand-No.
@ Half unglove the left hsnd--Iadif'
ieresce. Itiak
q Tap the Ieft shoulder with the glove
Follow me.
Tap the chin with the gloves-Iloye
you no longer.
q Tagn the gloves inside out-I hate
'youl N
9 Fold the gloves neatly-I should
like to be with you.
= Pat on the lsft gloves, leaving The
thumb uncoyersd.Do you love mes
% Drop both gloves--I love you.
Twirl the gloves round the fingers
BE careful; we are watched.
Slap the back of the hand with the
rgloves-I am sexed.
- Take 4 glove in each hand and sep
a
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There is much truth in the follow
ing dissertation upon the ways and
wiles Of the modern book agent: "The
female book agent is no longer gaunt,
angular female, attirel in widows
weeds anil q strong ctlor Of sanetity.
This new agent is invariably young,
pretty. lady.like and interesting. She
enters with a persuasive eloquence in
to some such exciting theme as the
weather, and having once secured a
hearing and fested herself on the prof.
fered chair, she usually opens the cam
paign by mentioning TO her victim the
name of some well known gentleman
who gave her encouragement IN her
new business. Then she produces the
book. There is M eseape-there is
no appeal. The book is worth about
forty cents, and is Of course invariably
on some subject about which nobody
cares a cent, and is equally, of course,
written by somebody of whom nobody
has ever heard before. 1t makes no
difference. The net is woven too well
ior escape, and the only thing to be
done is to write down the name and
agree to pay two dollars for a work
that wouldn't bring twenty cents in a
secondhand book store. But that fe-
male agent never fails, and one day,
recently, she captured no less than
twenty-one customers in one Office, and
of these, eighteen had never subscribed
for book before"
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"Shall | help you to alighii" asked
a city exquisite Of muscular coun-
try girl who was about 10 get out of a
wagon that had just come up 10 the
porch of rural tavern. She jumped
from the wagon and indignantly ex-
claimed; "what do you meanS You
don't think | smoke do your"
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when my hoy, viih eager questions,
ASKING how, and rhere, sud whcn,
Tsxe. ali my store a visioa'.
Asking DER and DER agsin,
Questions on 10 which the answers
Give 10 others still the hey.
hsve sid, 10 teach him patlencc,
"ws,. my little hoy, and So"
And the words taught my darling
Taught 10 me lesson sweet
oace vhen all the world seemei darkenei,
And the storm slout me boat,
In the "children's roon" heard hIm,
fwlth sshias sweet mlmlcry,
. n Ia thsb.ky hrothefs questions
saying wisely, swat and s~e"
Iite an Angels tender chidins
Came the darling's word. 10 me,
Though my siher's wsys are hidden,
Blddiag me still wait and 80.
What are We but re-tlc-- ohildrcn,
E,et ssting phsi shall is;
Ap1 q fn~ft. tsh .l-ls.h
drany hIasu. ''wat ssd .es"
-lChrisiian Treasury.
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c.aTrsxooeA. TEsSEssEE
STANFORD, KESTUcKY,
.JuLy, ~, 1878.

I a
c,,,;,o soc,;o, oe tho "yor,len of IN,
wor,, !, NAV no, be unin,ere.,ing tc
many os the gardener. 10 know some
thing Of the "Iron Civ" of Tennes
.ee n. population. &c. In the las,
| sw ve.r. i,s population has increased
from ,h;r,v.Gve hundred TO eleven
,ho,s.,d 6Se hundred. compnscd Of
.lI ,.,;o,,l;,;es per.uinc all branchc.
os h,s;,ess anil ,raae--of course ali
lcl.s.es and cbsr,c,cys n,;.c,e in Il.
hu.v hum In many re.pects IL re-
minds one much of Cincinnati. with
the execution that the buildings are
not iammeJ shapelessly together, that
"A mich, well be callel the Young Gin.
e;ers6 IL |. a city Of an hundred
mo,,d. os irregular sl,sn.- and sizes,
n,.nv os wh;ch are cr,x,.l with hesu.
uG,l houal;le residences. around
wh;oh lloom ,,,n;c., aoxers of r,re
.nJ .xo,;s;,e hesu,y The site of the
o;,v II nm. n, sur,r;.;,y loveliness
Prou Al, mart. can he seen from Mis-.
.;o, R;dss .;x miles ,bove IN Lookout
M..,,.;a. s,,, ,a;les bslow . s.mi.
o;,c,o liz. q, mountains wb,se h,t,le.
sc.,rsi brow. .lmos, cas-, their shad.
90. w;,h thai, h,sez.. ;,,o tho c;,v.
lIoolo,, No,,,.;,. ne noe, \, ,bSm
all !. . s,,;ns uonument IN the dead
heroes ,b., .leep within i,s shadows.
I, Fac, !, 6,owns and ween. anil
mills. a. the misty clonds ,h,, wreath
n. v;na dr.n.l r,cLs oh.cure the sun
Ii,s face wears a dim grey sullep frown
and who, tho cloud. brcak refresh.
inc all the valley with gentle rain
and the sunhcams snartle f,r nm In
il, rlas,y rocks and dewy foliage
Than !, smiles in ,r,nJ loveliness thru
In tear. and seems nearer IN its
ward tho mumur;n, little city The
other side Of the city /. guarded bv
The smoo,b.aouing Tennessee River.
whose hanks and braes equal in love.
illness and beauty though not in fame
60. ,.h.nL.,d hr.o. ., p,.n. noon 50
Far nm and down can his cooue,,i.b
River n. seen here and there bka n
w.vw,rl love, ,urring away nm,
like n faithful one. as ollen returning
M Ms ,he, foot of tho or,ud ala Mann.
tain. and ever embyac;n, in IL coils
level and produc,ive farms. Bu, now
and then asif enraged ,s weary of
gliding serepely on without hearing
more commerce upon its CLASSY bosom.
il comes quite out Of is well.worn
channel into the city; 50 that steam.
boats can run nm into the priacinal
bu.ine.. ,borouebfsre. Marte, street
is the only business street of the place,
and the only macadsmized street,
Pleasure carriages are by no means
numerous while Measure boats are
ever waiting at the waters edge. CITY
lots and buildings. rent and sell yery
high. altogether too high while there
Is so much room for 90 many more.
The fame accorded il as a business
mart, is, think. exaggerated, for,
,bo,ob , ,r.., ls,l "A h,s;,.s. "a do,e
there, il has been well trumne,tcd
True. many furnaces anil founlries
and factories of various stuas and
- .L.-. !. ...a,
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u a
CHAscEs AT DIcE.-There are 3S
lshapees spon tso dice. II Is an even
chance that you throw 5. II is 35 to
agalns. tArOyipg amy particular
douhleis. aud 0 TO ] against throwing
any doablets. II is IL to | against
throwing any tao desired numbers. II
Is 4 to 3 against throwing a single
number with either Of the dice, so as
Ia Bit blot or enter. Against hit.
ting with the amount Of two dice the
chances against Z, 8 and 8 are 8 TO Il;
against 10, is ! I to !; against IL. II
/, asd against skies, 30 10 /.
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one mn.re. one Insertion.

Que mnare. one 10
Hheral deduction Tor each subsequent Insertion.
Regular advertisers will hnd our rates W he as
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"Business Noticcs, "i5 crnts per line AdvcrtiSug
items IN local Column, % cents per linc.
Announcements Of Marriages, nirths aud pcaths
Inserted free ofcost.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect. ac., will here b
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instead ofi0 cents, a. heretofore
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OUR JOB OFFICE ~ COMPLETE
In every particular; and our Jon IaSrFR T. o..
knowledged the best In the State.
Prices 10 suit the times.
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have never found in any other State,
Cemeteries as highly embellished, and
80 speakingly adoruci as those of our
old Kentucky towns. There too, is a
large National Cemetery, where sleep
many thousands whose hearts often
thrilled with enthusiasm as they
marched after the soul.stirring music
Of fife and drum. And there too, in
another Cemetery are gathered togeth-
er thousands who opposed the invading
| fn and give theif lives in defense OF
the lost Cause"
Indeed, il seems u fitting place for
the soldiers burial ground-guar,led
round by mountain sentinels, whose
faces are trenchel and furrowed with
long lines Of totiifcationr. from which
the deep.mouthed cannon's voice
thundered DER the valley.
Already our letter has reached
greater length than We intended. and
yet, the story Is all untold. We hope
when Chattanooga can te mon conve-
niently and directly reached, that
your charming Lancaster correspond
eni, "Ssppho," will visit there and
iascinate your readers with such II
description a. will flow from her
graphic pen. snoRTrruov'
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CANDIDATES.
SMITH II. MERsHON
HON. w. M'KEE FOX

4 a Candidate iof Marshal Of the town Of Sta,
Election hrst Monday In August.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09
FragOr och svar.
Town of Alfsborg, Sibley CO., }
den rs April, 1873.
Red. af Mimi. Stats TSdning.

Red. af Mimi. Stats TSdning.
Har trakten ar man af folika tankar
r6rande lagen ON boskapshiordar
("herd". .lagen); hvadan vi dnska att
fa veta ON denna ar antagen eller ej i
delta county. F. - s--
En- AMMAN fraga: ON ett nysettladt
.distrikt, i hvilket aldrig varit organi.
seradt nagot skoldistrikt, enligt lag
blifver af county-"boarden'' f6renadt
med ett angransande aldre skoldistrikt
.-ar -da .det nysettlade distriktet skyl.
digit att iklada sig de skulder som det
aldre 5distriktet .asamkat sig, imam
foreningen skedde, sasom t. ex. obe'
talda loner for skollarare E. Q.
Hvad f6rsta fragan angsr, ar den re-
dan besvarad i NO II af Stats Tidnin'
gen, hyilket svar vi sjelfve erh6llo
fran stats sekreterarens kontor, och
saledes nodgas anse det palitligt.
Hvad den andra fragan betraffar.
besyaras den samma jakande af5sche.
fen for '.the Department Of Public
Instruction Foljande meddelande
/ har namligen denne tjensteman bena.
get tillsandt oss: = { ;s>s,s.:-=5.- ~
&. ~ Yes. The district formed by, the
added territory is the old district still.
and must meet all old indebtedness
and the added territory becomes re.
sponsible. Probably no private bar.
gain to the contrary would be valid
against the objections Of a single tax
payer. Respect fully Yours.
:sss5s d. BURT,
III Supt. Pub. mstt. =:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09
T @ g t.

(Forts. o. slut fr. f0reg. n:r.)
Den tredje och sista sk6rden ager
rum Juni manad, da de temmeligen
tjocka bladen uppnatt en- fullkomlig
utveckling. Delta slags tie, kalladt
ban-tsjaa, ar det grofvaste och ar af-
sedt for folket.
Utom dessa vanliga f6rfaringssatt
bora vi omnamna ett sarskilt, som
sanning ar ganska egendomligt. For
att samla bladen af de tebuskar, som
yaxa i vildt tillstand bergsafsatser,
dit Ell de vigaste och NEST 0fvade men,
niskor skulle kunna komma, har man
vetat att draga f0rdel af de NEST
egensinniga djurs instinkt. Apor
dresseras af kineserna att klattra upp
pa dessa svartillgangliga stallen och
utan atskilnad nedrifva bladen fran
ALA tebuskar, som utpekas for dem
Arbetarne uppsamla dessa blad och
draga forsorg derom, att de arbetande
aporna blifva; belonade med frukter.
Nagra f0rfattare hafya pastatt, att
denna sk6rd verkstalldes pa det satt,
att man retade en- stor mangd apor,
som i-yildt tillstand bebo dessa otill-
gangliga klippor och hvilka, for att
hammas, skulle sonderbryta tebuskar-
nes grenar och lata b1aden regina
6fver dem, af hvilka de ofredas. Den
kinesiska foretagsamheten har sig till
fordel begagnat apans vighet och fyn:
:dighet; men hurn mycket talamod
har val icke erfordrats for att haruti
undervisa delta dur. ~ I'll r
Efter .skordenI behandlas bladen pa
tvanne olika satt, for att gifya antin-
gem brunt eller gr6nt te. Det ar i
sielfva verket allmant bekant, att det
brnna och det gr6na teet erhallas af
Esamma buske och att endast torknings.
metoderna fororsaka de skiljakt1ghe-
ter, som man finner mellan dessa tYan-
ne Stag. For att erhalIa brunt te, ut.
satter men de afploekade bladen for
fnktighet under nagon It'd. Smart raa-
ka de i iasnIng och forlora sin Yackra
gr6na farg, FOR att antaga en- sYart:
brun. Derefter later man dem torka
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09
:: 2:dra :: Arg. No !. 10. I

.hvilken skog planteras och underhal-
les. Var god och und derratta oss ON
afyen de, som tagit regeringsland,
enligt tradplantering erhalla
denna .'bonus E. :...T,.s.><....N N. r. s.
b. Namde lag. som ttradde j verkstal.
tlighet den 20 Februari 1873. bestam.
mer att hvarje person, som inom lop.
pet af S ar letter antagandet at lagen)
planterar skog a en- acre eller aera,
skall komma i atnjutande af denna
"bonus;" men de som tagit regerings.
land, enligt tradplanteringslagen er-
halla icke denna f0rman. - Red.
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DEN arabiske hasten.

Blott IA folkslag uppskatta hasten
ga, som han f0rtjenar. I arabernas
ogon ar hasten det f6rnamsta af ALA
dur; han star icke blott nastan
jemnbredd med menniskan, utan nju-
ter ofta annu .hogre aktning, an den
ma. For arabens existens ar hasten
n6dvandig: med hasten foretager han
sina resor; pa hastryggen vaktar han
hjordarne; medelst sin hast lyser
han j striderna, vid festerna och vid
de sallskapliga sammankomsterna;
han lefver, alskar och dor pa sin hast.
Med arabens och synnerhet bedui-
mems natur ar karleken till hasten
oskiljaktig; han insuger aktningen
for delta dur redan med modersmjol-
ken. Denne adle varelse ar krigarens
trognaste foljeslagare, herskarens
NEST aktade tjenare, familjens alsk-
ling; och just derfor egnar araben en-
sorgfallig uppmarksamhet at delta
dur. Han gor det f0rtroligt med 81
ma seder, sina behof; han besjunger
Diet sina dikter; han upph0jer det i
sina visor; och hans angenamaste
samtalsamne ar hans hast. .Araben
betraktar hasten sasom den varderi-
kaste af ALA forsynens skanker han
tror sig yara hastens ende rattmatige
agsre. s.Da den skapande vile skapa
hasten, 2 forkunna de skriftlarde,
s.sade han till vinden: sAf dig skall
jag lata fodas ett vasende, bestamdt
att bara min kyrkan. Delta vasende
skall vara alskadt och aktadt af nina
slafvar. Det skall fruktas af ALA,
som icke folja nina bud.' Och han
skapade hasten och tillropade honom :
dig har jag gjort utan like. ALA
jordens skater Igga emellan dina
ogon. Du skall kasta nina fender
under dina hofvar, men bara NINA
Vanner pa din rygg. Denna skaII Tara
ldet safe, fran hyiIket b6ner skola upp
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har man blott att 5lagga ned den och
betacka den med en- treaa fyraE tum
dup jordh6g, hvilken aftages j med
let af April. - 5.ls VIZ. ~. s.. .,.@s
Minnesotas farmare kunna utan sva.
righet bereda sig lika god solder"
som man g0r j Illinois. Vara ''Crab"-
aplen, 7Tanscendent i synnerhet, gif-
va utmarkt god .:'cider'' och dessa
trad taga alldeles icke skada under
4vintern. .......,y A.. J. D-n.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09
En- 'stramps'' asigt ON latja.
(Ur' PUCK.)
TFor Stats Tidningen af VIR1DIs.

For Stats Tdningen af VRDIs. .,
Sakta och modosamt, liksom ON en-
centnertung trotthet hade nedtyngt
hans efter hvila langtande ande, gjor-
de han slit intrade. Han nedsjonk
var basta sto1, suckade nagra milslan.
ga suckar, och borjade darefter att
bombardera ess med foijande fragor ::
s.Hvad ar latja? Hvad bestar den
afa ~ ..2,=$ s.. ..-. ..s .s.
''1cke vet Jag. Jag saknar all erfa->
Srenhet saken. . i5S Sss= !
/ EN- del folk skulle kalla sysslolos.
het latja, icke sant.'' :
2.sJo.'' - -. -
aJa, och det5 ar just hari en- del godt
folk hega ett stort fel. Latia finnes
icke till. Ingen menniska ar totalt
overksam. ON hans hopp eli ar i verk-
samhet, sa az hans sjal det. i stallet.
Jag vet nog att ON en- man visar OWL
ja for arbete sd kallar fo1ket honom
en- tramp .ett jordens ogras. men
8det g6r ingenting. Det ar icke sd och
Jag kan framdraga tilIrackligt manga
5beYis for att f6rsvara den standpunkt
Jag har tagit denns sak. Till exem-
pei, hyem horde nagonsin att Napole-
on stod upp klockan fem ON morgo-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09
Red Wing i April 1873.

Red. If dian. Stats 4 q 'iidniaa &
en- liten skrift som fYTit mig
tiilsand, ser jag att staten betalar EFT
bonus for trad dplante ntering, eller ~. 90
ON sret j 10 ars It'd for hYarie acre a
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-05-09

men och med en- ,hacka pa axlen mar
scherade ut pa faltet eller f6ljde en-
plog fjorton timmar ON dygnet. Gjor..
de Napoleon nagonsin detta?'' ~
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ASKING CUBAN EXILES FOR AID. =

PROCLAMATION FROM GENERAL MAGIC.
General Maceo yesterday issued a prOclama-
tion IN the name OF the Cuban Republican Government.
10 al the Cuban exies this aud other countries The
document begins by expressing regret at the surcndes
of Cubans at CtmagUey and the Villas Just as tho Tcv0-
luton was extending and had reached the rivers JObdbo
and Maisi abandoned by of orr friends. ana 10y
strangers the proclamation continues, wlth very lie"
resources 10 our txilcd brethren, ana beg thc
in the name OF sacred principles III tie name OF our
history and of marty for aid We nave heard YOU
echo dgnuti0n against those WHO nave bce
the cause OF the shock which cause has just received
but brethren let promises and words be replaced by
works" The proclamation concludes win announcing
that the Government has sent abroad General MaceO,
aocompa several other chiefs, to represent the
cause OF Cuba.
NJ de Lima Editor of La IndepeHde0cd, received
Yesterday letter from General Garcia. Hedging
The receipt a number OF dispatches sent by an expo
ditou about one month Some 10000 cartridges,
which were sent by route, fell into tie hands
OF the spaniards. ,-, .
The arrival Of General Maceo was yariOusly com
mented upon by different Cubans in the city Whe
some hope that ii viii lead 10 renewed EFFORTS TO raise
funds AID men for the continuation OF the struggle,
O,hes regard OminOusy the permission gwen TO MaccO
ana his aides pass freely through the spanish INES
"Wby did he not come by another wayf ihey ask;
The Spanish Minister III tins city YESTERDAY. ana
held "A long consultation with COnsulGcncrd d Crarte
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A TRIP TO EUROPE POSTPONED.

Coleman Gcary, the fugitive from Chicago
who WAS arrested Thursday night by Detective Dunn.
refused 10 say anything about the crime with which he
is charged Papers found on his person however show
that lie was the treasurer OF "a labowrs union III
Chicago and the telegram from superintendent Hickey.
Of that city, Indicates that he trying 10 run away
with the funds of the organization. Detective Dunn
saws that when he went BOARD the steamship city oi
Montreal Cd "Wednesday night, hc was sure Gcaiy wdt
ON board lie mad a dc ,crpIon 0i him, bat coud ma
no one an Swrrng II" did not Ike to ave 1t mp how
ever ana stayed on board. When ia" purrcr mustered
the stecragc passengers gong down the bay, tie man
answering The name Of coleman Gcdry ala not At all
acre. with the description III the possession OF the
nnicer but hi. actions indicated that something was
wrong 1Ee officer brought him to GraScrcnd on pilot
boa; No Gcary is s confined 10 the Central ONCE,
awaiting the arrival Of Il Chicago Oihccr
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NEEDERIE> HiNGEU.

EXECUTION OF IDWAHD WEBB Ar MANNliIip,
onio-i DiSuEDrRlY AND RIOrOrS MOB N
AIrINpANCI
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 3l.-At an early
hour this crow Is OF people began To pour into
tie town ~ Mansfield. Onto witness tie execution Of
Eiward webb. the negro who murdered William = Fin
nrY seventy ~ near that plnGc on the night
Of December last At the time the rurdcr was com
miitcd the public iudi gnatiOn great ihn Webb
narrowly escaped " nchlug lie II known To have been
guilty Of many crimes, but confessed ans Oi Them
nnd managed 10 cluiC justice heretofore He
br Il 10 the last degree. ana frequently pkrd about
hls execution, which he spoke If rs n sight that NIL
must &c." About ] o',lock mob Of about 10000
people, who had oOnHeSHtCd Ia SEQ what
ihcy could of tho execution. mnde rush, over
powered guards. scaled the ail yard fence, and In
lev minutes Ind torn down tine greater pnr OF the rr-
closure Sheriff Ritchc immediately tclcgraphrd Ia
Governor bishop saving that unless he hung webb pub
lcly IN" mob would tear down the lniL The Governor
replied directing Inn To ont the sentence of the
law AZ l2;2O r. ~. Sheriff Richie aud sheriff Gay of
Knox County. appeared with Wcbb between them. On
reaching the outside Webb glanced Nil around with Il
smile his cOuncuanCc. The moose was adjusted about
his neck, short prayer offered and the drop was
spruug Life Was pronounced extinct ten minutes after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
WABASH RAILWAY FUNDING.
MORRIS X. JtsUP's VIEW or IT.


In the examination before United States
Commissioner Orbom 10 the suit OF u. j. lysen' IT,,
against the Wabash Railway Company yesterday, Morris
X Jesup member OF the Executive Committee. iesti-
fled that he uid not say why the payment OF S2OoOoo
for interest and 20 per cent OF the principal OF the ScnN
mort gage was included in the conPd5's statement
of Marca %. 1873. Nor did hc know why the $4,000
a wear pad the Equipment Company WAS
not included He supposed II was put 1n0nS The 0pri
Bting exl enscs In the settlement OF the HARDING suit
MIR Jesup said he purchased the funding scrip for The
company with the understanding that be should De re-
imllsed for losses. He did not RENE nbcr the cX
act price he paid hut IL nearly par The stock was
selling AT that time at about -. lie considered the com
pany able carry out the funding scheme ana pay an
its obligations. Almost all the hunGhOideTs on al nc
mortgages had a-Seucd to the scheme. The erect OF
breaking II up would be disastrous.
How does the company propose, MI llaSrler asked
10 treat those boudholder don't chOos 10 cIte"
into the scheme 70 We hope they'll come round MI.
Jesup replied, We propose TO kccp AT them until they
do in"
Benjamin j. Mitchell, a clerk of the Metropolitan
Bank, said that the bank had only coupon account
with the Wabash Railway Company. There was nothing
10 the credit that account present.. Funded cou-
pons if presented, would be pad, and charged 10 Tie
account of James a. Roosevelt the account being III ms
name.
The examination viii be resumed on Monday.