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RAILROAD BoNDs-Lower for some,

RAILROAD B0HD6-LoWer Tor some.
SrATR BoHDs-DulL
sTocKs-The following gentlemen were
to-day elected officers OF the new Erie Com
pany: II. J. Jewett, President; A. J. Nc
Donough, Secretary, and A. =. Spencer
Treasurer.
David Davis, Sidney Dillon aud W. L
Scott, in q circular published to-day, ask
proxies for the June election Of the Chica,
60 4 Northwestern road on the policy oil
rigid economy, continuance OF the friendly
relations with the lines west Of Chicago
mutual reciprocity with the Union Pacific
Railroad, regular dividends hereafter on
both common and preferred stocks, and
such action as will increase the large traffic
naturally tributary to the Eorthwes err
road.
There were reports on the street ol
q movement TO divide up the sur
plus stock in the Treasury OF the
Western Union, now that matters have
all been arranged with the Atlantic 4 Pa
cifc. There was considerable buying o.
stock this afternoon on these reports.
William q. Vanderbilt, President Of III,
New York Central Railroad, sailed to-day
for Europe. Many rumors were in cIrcu
lation as TO the object Of his visit abroad
one being that he proposes TO arrange for /
new steamship line 10 be run In ailiAnc,
with the Central road. Mr.. Vanderbilt
however, says his trip 10 one OF recreation
Seyenty.6ye thousand shares OF the Aichi
gan Central road have been transferred II
the interest Of Mr.. Vanderbilt, It d sup
posed with q view 10 strengthen him at tht
next election Of the company.
The stock market opened firm and price,
advanced e TO per cent but subsequent!
Coal stocks, Western Union, Michigan Cen
tral and St. Paul declined 10 1% per cent
Alter midday hrmer feeling prevailed
and there was Q recovery Of y 10 1 n pc
cent In the entire List. Throughout thI
afternoon the market was strong, with aI
advance in prices ranging from to II
per cent, closing at the best figures.
Transactions aggregated ~, 900 shares
OF which $50 were New York Central
800 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, $500 North
western common, {, 900 preferred, 5000 st
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 8, 900 kansa
Pacific, 2s,0o0 LAckawannA, 400 DelA
ware 4 Hudson, 1000 Morris q EsSex
! 800 Michigan Central, 5000 Wabash
Z, 400 0hioS, and 2,0C0 Western Union.
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NEW YORK, April 27.-Cotton Doll al
l0Kc. Elour-Fair demand and prices
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 spring
at 81 %, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 80, ungraded
red winter 81 Goal 81, No. 5 do 81 S0al s.
No. . do 81 sal ssh, No. l Chicago spring
81 80, No. 2 Northwestern April at 81 25
Rye, Malt and Barley-Unchanged. Corn
Quiet and unchanged. oats-No. 2 at
S55laS6e, No. white 40kc, western mixed
3SHa36xc, white western S6a40Ifc. Hay
and Hops-Unchangtd. Coffee Quiet
and steady; Bio cargoes 131ial7c, jobbing
131<alSkc gold. sugar and MolaSses =
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Quiet but
firm. Whisky-Dull ut 81 OGX.
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CHICAGO, April 27.-The DroperT Jottraa
reports:
6ArTLk-Receipts ], 100; shipments $500
Market very dull; shippers at 81 00a4 65
easy; cows at 50 50a4 90, bulls at So 75a4 %
steers IS 00a4 20. Many unsold.
Hoes-Receipts $500; shipments $500
Market steady; choice heavy at s. 40a3 20
light IS 30aS 40, butchers s. S0a3 80
mixed rough s. 20aS 40. All sold early.
snEEr-Receipts u; shipments 500
Market nominal.
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PhiIa,ielnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Elour-Dull;
super6ne at 81 30, extra at 81 81, Pennsyl.
vania family s6 75a6 80, Minnesota IS Goa
Q 25. Wheat-Demaud active; amber at
81 SSa1 So, red 81 S0al SO, white 81 Seal IS.
Corn yellow at 5SHe, mixed 6sc spot and
May. oAts-Dull; white western 3SaS4e,
western mixed at SlaS2c. Rye-Quiet at
67a70c. Provisions-Quiet and unchanged.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese
Steady aud unchanged. Eggs-Dull and
unchanged. Petroleum - Unchanged.
Whisky-Steady; Western at 81 cox.
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Propeller Ashore.

New LONDON, COM, April 2s..-The
propeller City Of New Bedford, Of the
New Bedford and New York steamship
Company, with freight and passengers for
New York, went ashore at the south end
Of Fishers Island, Long Island Sound, in
the dense fog Of Saturday night, thump'
ing her considerably. Tugs and schooners
have gone to her, and 1t Is believed she
will come Of. The passengers are landed
here.
The attempts to float the City Of New
Bedford were unsuccessful. She bilged
and at last accounts was filling rapidly,
All hands left her at four o'clock this
afternoon. About one.third Of the cargo
was removed. Further efforts to save
her will be made tomorrow.
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BANK TATEMES'
Retired from the ministry.

New YoRK, April 27.-The venerable
rector OF 81. Georges Protestant Epis.
copal Church, Rev. DR.. Stephen 81. Tying,
preached his farewell sermon this morn.
Ing. Speaking Of his ministry, he said
il had been no exception to the general
rule governing the world that the labor
and responsibility were great, and II,
with his feebleness Of body, led him
TO voluntary retirement, He thanked
the congregation for their kindness TO
him, and said he had much for which be
thanked God daily, and nothing Of which
to complain. When speaking Of the sew.
erence Of the relations between them his
voice ialtered, and at the close he was
led out Of the church, leaning ieebly on
the arm OF ona Of the congregation.
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shotand Killed.

DEApwooD, April 2s.-This afternoon
Ed. Durham shot and killed Christ
Hoffman in the latters place OF business
The shooting arose from dispute regard
ing the settlement OF a business transac.
tioa. Durham is in Jail. There is q
strong feeling against Durham and lynch
ing is talked Of.
The mail matter that waI lost in the
Cheyenne River, on the Sidney route, or
Thursday BY the capsizing Of raft, wal
recovered and received here to-day In 9
demoralized condition.
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VOLUME XXVI---NUMBER 999


CHICAGO, April T.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-strong and higher
No. Chicago spring 81 Is, No. 2 do al
81 l31 caSh, April and Nay, 81 lax June,
No. 8 at 81 06af OK. Corn-Fairly active
and \ shade higher at Al ss<a4l1sc cash, Al Il
a42c May, 42Xc June, 4Sc July. Oats.
Quiet and weak at 26kc cash, 26Hc April
and Nay. 26Kc June. Rye--tirmer at
Coo. Barley-Firmer at 4sc. Pork-Un'
settled and active but weak and lower, at
IS 6oas IS cash and April, IS 57Ilas 80 May,
IS so June, 50 90 July. Lard-In fair
demand ct lower rates; 50 s711fa6 20 cash
and May, Sc 975<a7 90 June, 81 05A7 OK
July. Bulk Meats-In fair demand and
easier, hat not quotably lower. Alcohol
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Call for Fiye.Twenties-Presi
dent JeWett.

NEw YORK, April 27.-The Commercial
Adrqtis9 says II Is reported that Secre,
tary Sherman Is about calling in, for re-
ten millions Of the I've twenty
six per cent bonds.
a. J. Jewett has been elected President
Of the reorganiEed Erie Railroad Com.
pany, the name OF which Is to be changed
10 the New York, Lake Erie & Western
Railroad Company.
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MILFORD, MASS, April 2s.-Fifteen
hundred people attended the Catholic
Church to-day, attracted by the expecta-
tion that Father Cuddedy would allude
to the controversy between himself and
the Society OF Hibernians. The Reyer-
and Father denounced the Order In the
most severe terms, declsred the peSs In
the Church vacant, and warned Amer.
leans against the Order, As the Mollie
Maguire disturbances In Pennaylyania
might be repeated 10 New England. The
members Of the Order declare their in-
tention TO adhsr the regardless action
Of the Church.
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PonI RInY huapeeted.

NEw YoRK, April 27.-The body Of
August Baumgartep, Of Union Hill, Ho-
boken, Was found floating in North River
to-day. Foul play 10 suspected, 20 his
face NM crushed In and his neck bore
marks Of strangulatiou. he had been
missing since April oh, and had . watch
and some money when last seen alive, but
now his pockets are empty.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 27.-rhs firms repre-
seuted at the spinhers' meeting in Old
ham, yesterday, run four million spin
dies. The meeting decided that each
employer must follow his own course ID
regard to the reduction OF time.
Although Il Is stated that the strike o.
the cotton operatives at Preston Is ended
that appears to be the case only so far Al
the operative spinners are concerned
The weayers, Winders and Wrappers art
still out, with no likelihood Of 4 settle
ment nj present.
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,hnnt .leuIenn Dollar.

WASHINGTON, April N.-The Treasury
Department has number Of letters in
quiring at what rate the Mexican silver
dollars are receivable, and says rs they
are not legal tender in the United States,
persons who accept them al their nominal
value do 90 at their own risk.
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KANSAS Cry, April 27.-For some
time past Prof. WIN. Patrick, Of Law.
renee University has been making ex.
tended explorations along The line Of the
Kansas Pacific Railway In Kansas, and
Yesterday he was rewarded by an i'm
portant discovery Of phosphate Of lime
in great quantities near Wakeeny, 32l
miles west Of Kansas City. A similar
material is found in Georgia and some Of
the Southern States, and is shipped north
and to Europe whereit Is used ssfer.iliz
ing matter. II Is n most important dis
coyery and will prove Of great value to
Kansas.
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Dissatisfaction OF brazilian La.
borefH.

PHILADELPHIA, April GA gentle
man returned from Brazil reports dis.
satisfaction among the laborers who sailed
from here. The Italians, as soon as they
arrived on Mamora river, began to strike
for wages.
The demonstration was suppressed by
the older laborers and the refractory. .ones
imprisoned. Collins, one Of the con.
tractors, shot at the rioters, yet they took
away with them considerable Of his bag.
gage. Two men died from fever on the
passage and one at San Antonio.
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NKw YoRK. April 97.-The market for
cotton goods continues quiet, but prices Of
best makes OF brown, bleached and colored
cottons are fairly steady. Cottonades and
cheviots dull and unsettled. Fancy prints
In irregular demand and low priced shirt.
ing prin's fairly active. Ginghams In
good demand and well sold up. Mems
wear Of woolens rather more active. For.
eign goods sluggish.
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Obituary.

JIYrERsos, O., April 27.-Hon. Abner
Kellogg, aged GO year, died suddenly this
afternoon Of Apoplsxy. Mr.. Kellogg was
4 prominent man in Ashtabula county,
having served three terms in the Stale
Senate, and was President Of the Second
National Bank.
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Nav YoRK, April 27.-Arrived-
Steamers Republic and City of Berlin,
from Liverpool; Rotterdam, from Rot
tefdlm, and Doaan, from Bremen.
NOMINAL, April 27.-Arriyed-steam.
er Samaritan, from Liverpool.
LsNpoS, April T.-The steamships
Psrisre, Algeria and Adriatie, from New
Y ork, have arrived out
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FRANCE.
Preparing for the Opening Of the
EXPOSITION,

PARIS, April 27.-one hundred thous-
and foreigners have already arrived 10
witness the ceremony at the opening OF
the Exhibition, Wednesday next, May l.
Prices OF living have advanced, but not
to the extent that was feared.
The Exhibition will not be In full trim
until the beginning Of June. The build
ings are finished. Exhibitors only are
behind hand. The English, American,
Swiss and Dutch sections are the most
advanced.
Nine thousand workmen are engaged
in the Champs De Mars. The American
Commission say the engine for driving
the American machinery will probably be
In position Monday, but they fear that
the French administration will not be
able to supply steam until the end OF the
week.
Robert Hall, Director OF Imperial
Chinese Customs and Chinese Commis-
sioner to the Exhibition, haa arrived.
Most OF the members Of the Postal Con.
gress have aIao arrived.
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Heavy Failure In Boston.

Bosros, April 27.-The creditors Of
Nathan Mathew, o0o SoN who, in aoo ls7o nsO WA
petitioned him into bankruptcy. Matth.
eWs wM an extensive operator in real
estate, and his failurs is due principally
70 the enormous shrinksge in that class
~ nrnnAFfy
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Leit lhe EpIseopal Church.

CINCINNATI, April T.-Rev. P. B,
Morgan, Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church,
tonight formally announced his with.
drawal from fellowship in that church
on account Of It's Romish tendencies and
his intention TO unite with the Reformed
Episcopal Church.
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Gard.

'.37107I HHs0HIkNlENIs
The Ssaday Leader make. mistake in
attributiug the argument on behalf Of the
plaintiff before the jury In the Sweeney
Baker caee to the undersigued. The I'D,
dress to the jury was made BY E. q. Cra-
craft, Eaq. Very respectfully,
JoHN o. PRNpLiToN.
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That ThIeYing Thomas.

CrscrssArr, O, April 27.-samuel R
Thomas, who fed from this city last
week with some $4,000, the proceeds Of 9
check which had been endorsed TO him
to get cashed, was captured at London
Ont, and taken to Buffalo. He will be
brought to this city. Thirty.eight hun
dred dollars we're recovered.
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AuInmnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HALIFAX, April 27.-The Sealing, q
steamer formerly known a the City Of
HAliiax, Of the 1nman Line, was wrecked
In the White Bay, New Foundland. The
weasel was valued at $500, 900.
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DErRorr, April 27.-BeDj. Briscoe, oil
Detroit, and Robert G. Chandler, Of Cold
Water, filed 4 petition Of bankruptcy
Liabilities OF the former, $4,000; assets
nominal. Liabilities Of the latter Sl0,'
900; assetts none.
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Is This a Junketing Trip:

PHILADELPHIA, April T.-President
Hayes and party started. this morning,
on epecial train for tour Of the coal
and iron regions Of the Lehigh and
Schuylkill valleys. The most prominent
industrial establishments on the route will
be inspected. The distinguished company
will return to the city this evening.
On resching Bethlehem the party was
met by a large delegation Of citizens.
The President addressed large Assem-.
blage and was cbeered Justify.
After visit to the establishments oil
the Bethlehem Iron Company, and the
Lehigh University, the cars were again
taken, and the train proceeded 10 Mauch
Chnnk
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CHICAGO, April 27.-The sggreeate
sales Of Government four per cents this
week at the Chicago Sub Treasury were
SSS0,000. This does not include the sales
at the various banks. The sales to-day
were 100000
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WINDSOR, VI, April 27.-on account
Of the serious illness Of Mr.. Eyatts son
Allen, at New York, the funeral of bis
SON William has been postponed. Mr..
Eyarta and wife leave tonight on a spe-
cial train for New York.
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The Southern Congressional Del.
eRntiOn In Boston.

BosroN, April 1.-A delegation Of
Southern Copgressmen--Senators Cor
don, Morgan and Jones, and Representa-
tiyes Carlisle, Ellis, Yeates, Whitthorne,
Clark, Hooper, Young, Morey and Goode
arrived To-day, guests Of the Boston
Commercial Club.
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shut Down for Want Of Orders.

Bosros, April I.-The Watapan
paper mills at hyde Park, the oldest In
New England, shut down owing 70 the
duIl times and lack Of orders. II 10 the
tirst time ior..100 yeIrs.
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Gen. Graut at Milan.

MILAN, April 27.-General Grant ar.
rived to-day, and was received by Pre-.
feet Syndie and other Notabilities,
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wAsHIseros, April 27.-The Presi-
dent and family returned 10 Washington
this morning in good health. The Pres.
ident passed the day quietly at the Ex-
ecu,iye Mansion. This evening Cabinet
Officers Key, Schurz and Sherman were at
the Executive Mansion in consultation
with the President for come time.
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oLlyEIASD, April 2s.-ApdreW Bsr.
wick, 46 years Of age, suicided this even.
ing. The cause Wll temporary insanity.
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MARRIAGE OF RocEIFoRr.

GENEVA, April T.-Henri Rochefori
married, yestefdly, Mdlls. strebipger,
Swiss lady.
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Heather Indications.

War DrrAHrnxSf, !
= Oyrcl or IHE CHIRI asNAL 0pHcRR.
WAsHNsros, D. c, April 2s-l a. Y. J
PnoRLmtITIEs
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
northerly winds, a rising barometer, cool
er and cloudy weather.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 TIE DAILY INrEzL1oESoER
WASHINGTON.
Wants Q General InyestIgatIon.

wants . Genefnl lnVeSLlBnAiO
WAsHrsGros, April T.-The National
Repabliean calls on President Hayes to
demand Of Congress the appointment Of 9
Commission to investigate the Pfesiden.
tial election, in 1875, in the States oil North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama,
Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, Georgia,
New York, New Jersey, and Indiana,
with ayieW 70 unsarthing all frauds, in
timidations, outrages and assassinations,
affecting the result Of the elections in
those States. In this way only, the Re-
publican says, can the cry Of fraud be
hushed, and the President be allowed 10
hold his Office in peace during the remain-
der Of his term.
souRIsG ON MRS. HAYES.
Alta meeting Of the Mrs. R. B. Hayes
Temperance Society, last night, resolu.
tion was passed, that the Society discard
its name, on account Of Mrs. Hayes
countenancing the use Of claret punch on
board the excursion steamer, on the Del
aware river, this week.
THE FLORIDA CASE.
The excitement over the Florida expo
sure has almost entirely died out, and
Representatives are now looking Tor the
next move Of the Blairites.
PAYMENT OF SILVER DoLLARs-FouR PER
cEsr srsuBscRIPTfoSs.
The amount Of United States notes re-
tired the present month, in consequence
Of the issue OF National bank notes, will
be about twelve hundred thousand dol
lars. The Secretary Of the Treasury
orders this amount TO be replaced BY
silver dollars, to be paid out in the course
OF business. This sum will he distributed
among the sub. Treasures and the public
depositories, 30 that to this extent the
silyer dollars will be paid out for cur.
rency obligations. This payment Of sill
yer dollars will not interfere with pro-
curing silver dollars in exchange At par
for gold coin at any time.
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs
all medical officers Of the Marine Hospi-
tai service to make use Of the metric sys-
tenn Of weights and measures.
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan,
10 day, Sl50,0oO.
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Petroleum, Market.

PITTSBURGH, April 7.-Petroleum-
Crude at 81 h7K at Parker's refined at lie,
for Philadelphia delivery.
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ITALY.
The Vatican and the Swiss Gov

ernment.
RoME, April 27.-The negotiations for
the restoration Of the relations between
the Vatican and the sWiss Government,
have nearly fallen through, In oouse-
quenee Of the opposition Of the exiled
Bishops Of Basle and Geneva.
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NEW YORK.


NEw YORK, April 27.-sieamers for
Europe, to-day, take 10000 Mexican
silver dollars,
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souRIso ON MRS. HAYES.
THE FLORIDA CASE.

The excitement over the Florida expo.
sure has almost entirely died out, and
Representatives are now looking Tor the
next move Of the Blairites.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-02
ABANK CASHIERS GREAT FRAUDS.

The failure of the large carpet mills at New
Brunswick y. j. about four years ago, caused great
surprise and excitement. Tie mills, which were Opet-
ated bya stock company, Of which Charles ~ WOOD
worth was president, did an immense business about
100000 yards OF fine carpets being manufactured
yearly. Nearly 800 persons were thrown on
of employment by the failure. The state BANK
of the same city failed some time before
and Mr.. Woodworh was indicted upon
charges Of having formed conspiracy with G W. Ap-
pleton the cashier dcraud the bank the entire capt
tai Of 81 OOOO 600 having been lost. Before the trial
opened Appleton fed 10 Europe, where he II now i-
gitiye from Justice The defence showed that the de-
posits made TO the credit OF the NewBlunswck Carpet
Company nv President WUodwOTth had not been uuly
credited and that the books OF the bank had beeu I
fed by the order Of the runaway cashier lhe ttlhi
ended In Mr.. WOOdwOrtn's aCquitthL
The officers of bank claimed that the Carpet Com
pgny owed the bank S67O,oOO, and brought sut for
mat amount. T. +. \. Miller was appointed asslInrc
The nank WAS reOrganlLed with capital OF S2JoOVO
hands OF receiver The Garrett Company has also been
reorgauiled with Robert " Woodwork as president Mr.
Miller the assignee OF the old company has hled arepor
with Chancellor Ruuyou, which has caused great wonder
among all except Mr. WuOdwoith's friends HIS report
shows that the bank the Carpet Comuany SloOOoO
instead OF the latter owing the former >O!OOUo. Inc
dcpOsitOrs have recently secured an order iIOm tue
Chancellor directing the receiver C the hak 10 convert
All assets into cash and pay the claimants pro rata
suits are 90 be instituted against the directors lndNidu-
ally TO recover the balance.