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

cusations made By them against Jay Gould and Bel
den Co. prominent member OF tho stock Ex-
change gave IL as his opinion nine-tenths sho
members OF the Board sympaihized with tho COL
lapsed nrm, ana he thought that vote were taken,
>Bclden Go. would receive the lion's share OF tho
blame.
CONTRARY OPINION
Another prominent member, on tho contrary con-
tended that Haar & Go. to blame. He said there
was no doubt that Belden 4 Co. had had dealings
with Haar Co. in Union Pacific stock, and that Bel
ccn & Go. trusted them with large amount oil Union
Pacihc, which Haar Il Co. advanced only So aud
which that firm sold afterward GO, pockciipg The
difference. He believed that the whola question o
spopslbity Tor the sale of stocks Monday rested
upon the question whether Bcidcn Il Co. gave tho
order TO SELL He thought u singular, II such were
the that Haar az Co. did not that a
Tor sner aiiure when tney notned me PRESIDENT Of
the Stuck Exchange oil their suspension. HAIR Co.
should have something TO show as proof, becnusc II
was not right Tor them 10 take orders tor the sale Of
ID, 600 shares without having II In writing Ths whole
matter however, IN his opinion. could stand strict
Investigation.
MR. DBLDExs pxMAL.
Mr. Beidsn denied the truth OF Mr. HAIRS state
ment in reference TO an alleged conspiracy entered
into between himself aud Mr. Haar Tor the selling OF
stock Dnylng OF gold on Monday last. His firm In
tended TO press the Case against Haar until hoy
covered tho amount oil the securities glyen him.
rHK INVESTIGATING CoMMiTTEK
Tho members of tho stock Exchange Insolvency
Commit ee-Messrs. Donald Mckay, Howard Lapsley
tsrday In addition TO these gentlemen Aessrs. 7. b.
Atkins and John w. Kilbreth appointed the
committee by tho Govern,ng Commiltce OF the Stock
Exchange, winch met a. 0ns +. NJ The committee
has been instructed TO conduct their nvestig CATION
private and 70 keep tho result until The report
has been submitted TO the GovernIng COMMITTED
AT the Oifco Of HaAr l. 20. nothing further could
be learned. Tho clerks ms charge sa,d they not
seen their principals ana 6new nothing concerning
Their whereabouts
ONE or THE FIRM BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
Mr. T. \. Kuehnemundt, me mber OF tue 1rm Of
Haar Co., called at the residence OF Brayt0n Ives,
president oil The Stock Exchange yesterday morning
and 10 that &c ntle that he (Mr Kuehn
emundu was an honest man, aud declared That II
there had been any crookedna ss'' In the transac-
lions OF his nrM he knew nothing about L. Mr. Ives
ADVISED Mr.. Kuehncm1ndt TO come GOWN to hls (Mr.
kaennemundt's) ohico and face tho music. He also
Suggested 10 him 70 60 before the Insolvency Com
miitce and stand exam inatton Mr.. Kuehnemundt
took this advice and yesterday afternoon appeared be-
lore thaS committco and gave his testimony
MIX. HAAR IN LUDLOW STREET
Mr. uaar occupies y room III Luulo~ street jail,
and BY advice o. hts counsel ne rcirained IRON
giving any iurtbcr particulars OF the failure. He
maintained however, that MS statement, which APP
pcsred IN the HERALD yesterday, was perfectly
correct.
f No proceedings were taken to effect tho release oi
Haar yesterday, ms counsel ex-senator Jacob a.
Gross, being engaged on another To-day, how
the order OF 10 reduce tho Suet OF BAIL
Mr.. Gross Is confident that ne viii be able to prove
that Jay Gould, Beidch Il Co. played sharp trick
MS clients on sunday hight Every h ing con-
ncced with the iutervew ut that Iime says, will
be fully ventilated