New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

Messrs. MeHenry, Bischonsheim aud Geldschmids'
SIR. Barlow and Mr.. Stebbins: tho books containing
these accounts are now in England; the ac.
counts OF the first and second mortgage bonds
also In these books witness had other record
of these accounts than appears IN those bo ~;
remember estfyiOg former orcasiJn that . check
$4,000 given 10 sir. McHenry August. Is74.
aud that IL did not reach his ONCE unit the October
following.
Q-How do you account for the fac, that thin check
plid during Mr.. Jewetrs adnini-tr iiion upoa
cherk signed by Mr.. watson before he ceased 70 be
pes ienti Al have no other explanation than thst
NJ. hs'son lot s0hio slgned cIechs "hen bo retired
from the presidency that they sIH-oQuenffy
used. Whether with Mr. Jewett's authority rot DO
through Mr. Barlow. o, s8s7 o95 20 were ideatasd by
the witness and placed IN evidence Amer explaining
whole OF Engineers r, port 1, detective rom
first 10 last, and Is so understood by any railroad
would not be misleading would pnt II profit and
loss accoun so called and condensed balance sheet.
Mr. Ittle, in reply % suggestions to what books
the rc Company should show. explained his system Of
Judge shipman the committee n telegram
which he bsd received from Mr. Jevett In relation TO
81 do suppose Mr. Patterson intended to mis.sp-
branch but he has totally msstated them. The hrst H.
cense eyen 10 the Producers Consolidated Land
ana fetro cum COMPANY 10 put down SIX Wen. or mo
property of tue Bradford branch within the ~" al
Bradford the next wa. 60 n L. Taylor & Co. TO sns
put down i've wells. n. l.. Taylor Co. put down
fnlry instead Ot slated Mr. Patterson.
Ihe-s parties are, believe. the opponents OF me
Standard OIL Company. II tlat company is now Oper-
ating these wells. stated by Mr. Patterson by
the act OF The true parties to whom the license was
givon. and not by the act of this company"
Mr. sterne stated that Taylor Co. were part OF tho
Standard Oh Company.
The cOmmitt-e adjourned TO "A the
usual hour
The following business was transac .ed by the comi
miitee, IN executive session, last saturday evening:
Mr. Baker offered the following resolution which
adopted:
Resolved. That a subcommittee OF three be appointed
To the City OF Rochester land also Elmra,
deemed adysaDle. 10 near AMI receive such proof
be proper mp matters referred to this committee.
The Chair aDpoiuted such committee Mes,rs Bakcr.
Low and MattswOTth.
Mr. Grady offered the following resolution, which WAS
adopted:
Resoirsd. That "A subcommittee OF five. OF which the
Chair shall be one, be appointed 20 proceed 10 Buffalo
upon call and investigate the abuses alleged exist IN
Tie Railroad mauagonenI Of ttIs state Dy citizens OF
Buffalo md Ncw-lOrk.
The Char appointed such COMMITTEE Messrs. Hep
burn Husted. Low Grady and Bafer.
adopted
Resolrea. That a subcommittee OF three be appointed
by the Chairman 10 investigate the abuse. al eyed 10
exist In the management OF the aurs or the Delaware
and HUDSON Canal Company and all lines OF railroad
under Ito control the Subcommittee 20 meet aud
where TIC Chairman thereof snail direct
The CHAIR appointed such committee hessrs. Terry
Hustled and NOyes.
Mr. Dugmd offered the following resolution. which
was adopted:
RsSOircd, That a subcommittee OF three which the
chairman shall bc one shall bc appointed 20 Examine .ho
books OF the Onion stock lard and Market Conn paBy
the books oi The New-lC. Central hicepmg Car Com
dany, tine books of tue Wagner DrawingrDom Car Com
pdny, ana such other books from tim" To me
hc called for by tho investigate
anars o TIE Utica and Back River Rat Company,
The sucJLmitee u meet ~ TIE call OF the chairman
thereof, AZ such nltcc ~ lc may direct
The NhaiE appointed as such committee Mcssrs. Hep
burn DlS1d aud NOyos