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q. A, r. Notes.

DUPONT Post, No. 2, G.. A. R., will
visit Scott Post No.1l4.of Philadelphia,
on Monday evening. The members Of the
post will meet at the headquarters at
o'clock and will march to the P. W.
& B. depot and take the 5.46 train for
Philadelphia. The Scott Post some
time ago visited Wilmington and mus.
tered DUPONT Post IN.
The Posts are looking for new and
more convenient headquarters.
DUPONT Post has contributed $25 Ia
the Cooper Relief Fund.
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The Fifth Ward Republican City
Executive Committee will meet this
evening at s o'clock in the Committee
room of the Lincoln Club room. The
Committee and other members from the
Young Mems Republican Club for that
ward are also requested to meet with
the Cnmmittaa.
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ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, June IL, 1880.
Upon the application Of William NJ. Field.
Administrator Of Leander +. Riddle, late
Of Chnstiana Hundred, in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator afore
said give notice Of granting of letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of the do
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of suc6 letters in six
Of the most public places of the county Of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same. or
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-od.
~, Giyen under the hand and Seal
}L.s. of office of the Register aforesaid at
49, New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before June IA, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, Administrator.
Address -Wilmington,l Del sls
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neIaHnra Grind naaaa.

Harry Banning Bradford, Of this
State, recently graduated at Yale Col
lsge, the degree Of Bachelor Of Philoso
ply having been conferred upon him
James Wesley Houston, of Harrington
graduated at Harvard College with the
degree OF Bachelor Of Arts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-23

TIC all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
T. INHAN. Station D. New York Oitv.
4.lb.lyddW
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FIFTH EDII
THE BRANDYWIs,
What the Western md
mails Say Abo,,

what the Western M,
| mails Say About
The American s, Miller n
lished a. Chicago, H., An,
western Miller Of Mimi.
Of July 10th, both contain
taresting historical artisls
the Wills Of VIM. La 4
Brandywins in this civ
named journal publlsbs,
mills and opens It's artieIJ
"Around no American,
20 many interesting assooI
ter In the far.famsd
Mills" at Wilmington,
American mill has such 4
full, and honorable histO,
over a hundred years ago.
oldest merchant mills II
States; and 1t is a remarksl
since their foundation IN
ways heen such. Blessed
pie water power which
ing the mills stand h
the tide meets the N
Of the river, and they thus
vantage which Is very rsrsI
merchant mill driven bv
standing within easy access
We have no knowledge d
lishment in the United h
could supply material for a
esting sketch than Brands
and therefore we take gepnj
In adjoining these pages wi
craving Of these historic mi
ing to our readers the fact,
been able to collect concern
The Northwestern Miller
Of Its sketch remarks:
| The history Of Amer,
might be traced in the hi,
Brandywine mills. Bspi
the appliances of more tia,
ago, which at the best vsr
rude when compared with
in the most ordinary mill 0
emit day, all the valuabl
ments made in the intsry
have been added as fast a
co. % to light. Grain '
to the upper stories
till the modern elevate
troduced and perfected In
by Oliver Evans. The aol
packed by hand, then by
and plunger, then by SCI,
by hand, and finally by i'm,
packers each Of which Is ca
ing three hundred barrels
the old times the grain '
from far and near in ,
rowboats /; now the rail-
wheat from the west
from the peninsula direct
and barges carrying 1900
at the mills. For many
they were established the
mills were known as the
best mills on the continent
the price Of grain and 81
bulk of exports in flour
Indies and other countri
they no longer hold the
other mills having come 10
the course Of the rapid Z
milling industry in this c;
have never fallen q step
times and are now numl
the best new process mills
try"
Both OF these articles ar
esting, and, in addition +
the mills, they deal largely
torical facts connected with
establishments, which G
large part Of anti-RevOluti
mington.
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rs ", FRONT STREET.
CuKED.-An old phy

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old ply.
" stefan, retired frem practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India
IN visionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Caterrh, A6th-
mo and all Throat add Lung affections, also
bility and all Nervous Complaints, after hay
lag tested Its wonderful curative powers In
thousands Of cases has felt 1t his duty to
make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire TO relieve
human Suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire 1t, this receipt with full di
rections Tor preparing and using, in German
French or English. Sent by mai by address
ing with stamp. naming this paper.
Wv. SHERAR, 149 Powers Block,
-l3-l2t cow. Rochester, N. Y.
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TMPoRTANT To ALL INTERESTED.


DIR. kUBEHISUN, ~ 3, EUTAW 81
BALTIMORE, MD.
From Is years experience In hospital and
special practice guarantees q cure IN all dis.
eases Of the UR1NARY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, IMPOTENOY
floss OF sexual power) ETC., GONORRHE OF
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured In from to 10 days. Medicines sent ia
suy address. Gall or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
DIR. RS special remedy for Ladies suffering
with irregularities. & WHY
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M77A MONTH AND EXPENSES
Rl guaratsea t. Agents. 0atat kss.
HAM Noe., Az ut, Maine
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RBOKERs.
NLLIOTT, JOHNSON & 90.

BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE
From our ONCE to the New York and Phila,
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanErsnoisoo
stocks and bonds bought and sold and Car.
rted on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for good First NortaaSes.
For SALB.-25 shs. Del. Fire Ins. 20.
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FINANCIAL.
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First mortgages on
improved farm and city properties. Inter.
est payable seml-annuaily. Loans made on
only one-third OF the appraised value OF the
property. Security absolute and ample Fur.
Their information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager Of CHAS. p. BOLMAR
& 90, Topeka, Kas.,
4-27-tf No. 8 West 7th street.
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'VXTANTED-A GOOD MAN FROM THE
w country to work mice house and on
wagons Wages very good. Apply KEN
NEBEC ZOE CO., 8 +. I'd at. 7.8-3tw
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For SALR.-a6O City Loan a shs. LIST Nat.
Bank Stock.
Dividend orders Penna. X. X. Go. cashed.
U.S FUURS FOk SALE
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-23

Q PER GENT. KANSAS FARM MORT
O CAGES.
In nearly three years experience as agents
for ]. Is. Watkins & Co., our customers have
not lost single dollar, nor a days delay in
Recommendation enough3 We can now
promptly fill demands for these mortgages.
712m-s.lm HEALD q Co.
Money always ready for mort.
IVA cages, city or cOuN try amour
to Buit. Arthur III. Smith, n, II.
cor. 9TH and khfpley. 6-2Seodtf
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ID X. ROBINSON & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Wilmington, Del.

N. Z. COR. FOURTH AND MARKE.
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DEasTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

Address :-Claymont,
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EGLSTER'S ORDER.


Address Wilmington,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
ART ILLUSTRATIONS.

Notwithstanding the deluRe OF rain that
poured last evening and flooded Canal and all
the adjoining streets. good many people as
sembled at Grunewald Hall to witness Prof
Oromwell's art exhibition. His illustrations
last night were OF Versailles and Its art, and
were remarkably interesting. The professor
has peculiar way OF giving his oral illustra-
tons i4 sort OF unsteady calculated mono
tone. which now and then he reinforces with
q few accords from the piano or organ. OF
which he appears to be master. He has
good voice. and when subject Of art Is pre-
sented he sings to the organ accom- Daniment
with much eff set. The scenes which he repre-
sents In his diorana are perfect in detail and
his DtctHres real works OF art. In his changes
OF scenery he produces some VOL derful effects.
For example. the change in the fountains at
Versailles from rest to work Is admira-
BILE. He represents them first inactive.
and gradually the water spouts are seen
rushing luminous from the mouths Of the Trl-
tons and monsters. and falling In bright spray
and graceful curves. The scene on the sea,
then to brightest day, is splendid. The Book
OF Ages" is silent drama Of itself.
The gross proceeds Of the Wednesday matt.
nee will be devoted by the professor TO the Rob
ert E. Lee monumental fund; and, to make up
for tue bad weather Of y. sterday. he wishes It
to be announced that all yesterdays tickets will
be good to- night when he will represent Paris
and all Its ,auttes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
CANAL CARONDELET.
The President OF the Company Inter
views the Administrator Of
So

Mr.. B. 5aloy. president Of the Caron dele
Canal Company. yesterday responded in per-
son to the communication OF Administrator
Collins demanding payment Of the amount ex-
pended by the city In making repairs to the
levee along the canal. and threatening q suit for
forfeiture Of charter.
Mr.. Saloy maintained that his company was
not responsible for the condition Of the levees.
and was not compelled by it's charter or any
legislative enactment to keep them in repair.
He said the levees we're put up by the city long
after the canal had been built. and the Oanal
Company had never had anything to do with
them.
Administrator Collins stood by the letter OF
the city attorney, 10 which i is s y
the duty Of the company 70 take care q the
levees. He. however. promised MIR. SalOy to
again consult with the city attorney. and Mr..
Saloy withdrew.
Administrator Collins minated to Demo-
Graf reporter that II 1t should be decided that
the levees were the property and charge OF the
city. he would undertake to collect wharfage
dues from vessels tying up to them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
doctrines q RsrDsstua! unloa, and continued

qs Il e ,,. pa s.s snd bs2n9
istana. W Hos.se Or Recommendation coneaarrin0
lterein. Z hat We DO most earnestly and solemnly
recommend to our representatives IA Congress
0o Rs q ths United States NJ: ,,,,,
son againat the Federal government, and shall
DO punched ~ such. btate. lines and State
vided that new states mny be formed with the
| consent OF the States whose territory shall BE-
affected thereby. The rlRht q ths states 70
for their individual government. ~ and
through their own aelf-choaen or elected repre-.
ssntatiyes and ntflnas. shall never 20 lntsrtered
power Whatsoever.
The resolution was referred to the Committee
Senator Bryan frered concurrent resolu-
tion requesting our O ,ngressmen 10 ask for an
appropriation tor certain mail contracts.
Senate BIZ No. 14o. defining property to be
aurrendered by insoveuts. Referred to the
judiciary COMMITTEE.
!, Senate bill to reorganlze the State Board Ct
ovee districts. Engrossed and read Q third
time.
contested election cases. III Kead third time
Senate bill. the funding act. was passed. over.
Senate bill No. IS. relative to the reensation OF
senate Bill No. 12s. to Regulate judicial adver-
tlaements. was passed finally BY ~ yeas to 4
nHys.
Senate bin No. 49, relative to the duties and
lowers OF the commissioners on repairs TO the
State House al Baton Rouge Was read u third
time, after the adoption of m amendment Of
fered ny Mr.. Fontenot providing that contracts
shall be given to the lowest bidder, who shall
give security. etc.
The bill was taken UP subsequently. the vote
by which II was rend third time feconstdered.
and 1t Hes over subject to being amended.
HOUSE uIIrA
House bill No. Is. authorizing municipal and
pnr0chinl corpornti0ns to receive their evil
licenses. Ordered printed aud paased over.
House bill No 100, relative to cruelty to ami
mails.
Senator Auguatin moved to provide that the
bill shall not apply to cock fighting. Tabled.
Senator Fontenot moved 10 provide that the
Bill shall not apply To poultry ia process Of
transportation on steamboats, and other craft,
Adopted.
Section 3, which imposes a penalty on per.
sons keeping I'm pounded nni mails. was stricken
out on motion Of Senator walton.
The bill wns then read u third time.
House bill NJ. Isl, relative to the improve
ment OF Bayon Black and other water courses.
Read a third time
House bil No. 15s. relative to the Baton Rouge
Poydraa fund. WAS passed over. because. being
special bill. tho necessary publication for
thirty days should ba made before ita passHge.
House bill No. =, for the relief or James Fl.
CosRrove. convention printer, was passed final
ly ~ amended by the Fi1Hnce Committee
The Senate then adjourned until Tuesday Mt
noon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
BLOOD AGAIN.
Another Police Officer Kills Man In
Attempting an Arrest.


Another Police Officer Kills a Man In
Attempting an Arrest.
Ellick Harris. a negro. was yesterday even
ing. without q moments preparation. suddenly
deprived OF life in q violent manner. At s
O'Clock he lay. rigid In death. on his cot. with a
bullet In his back. His violent disposition
caused his death. and the one who cut short
Harris's existence was Court Officer II. Jack
son, OF the First Recorders Court.
What led to Harris'- death was this: Some
days ago he had assaulted colored woman with
q pistol. Sne went to the First RecoI der's
Court yesterday and remained there all day,
waiting for one OF the court officers. whose duty
It was to arrest Harris. on his being identified
by the woman. At o'clock cour Officer jack
son started with the woman. and In u few min
utes confronted Harris with bis warrant OF ar
rest on Tonti street. near Ut. Louis
Harris replied that nobody could arrest him.
and that his dead body only could be- taken to
jail.
Officer jackson attempted to arrest him. but
Harris resisted violently: Deeming his life In
pulled his Dtstol and sped a deadly bullet
Harris was q corpse. Officer Jackson then
surrendered himself to Capt Calvin. ut
the. Central station He deemed ,it best.
probably by advice OF his counsel. not to
make any statement to The reporters. further
than that he had committed the deed In self
defense.
The inquest on Harris's body will be held
this morning at his late residence on iSt. Jane
street. near Poydras.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday ct the
,fflce OF the Board of Health:
BIHTHs.
Mrs. jose Cuadrado. daughter.
Mrs. A. Klein. u daughter.
Mrs. Il. 4. Dennee. n daughter.
Mrs. q. ChIrino. a daughter.
Mrs. F. @. Roher. a daughter.
Mrs. + j. Cnsaino. q son.
Mrs. Ohas. Kraemer. u daughter.
Mrs p. A. Schneider. n daughter.
Mrs. John Davis u daughter.
Mtg. J. M. fragile d daughter.
Mrs. J Habatter, q son.
Mrs. r. LafarRue d daughter.
MARRIAGES.
f. A. Willis to Virginia L. Marshall. ,rao
VIM. Turner to Eugenie Auguste.
J. H. Burla9e to H. Mlchaeis.
Henry Ernaf to JuHniia Peres. q
Andrew Bell to M, A. Fl lzkamper.
Levi Trinidad to Mary Moss.
DEATHS.
A. Bluff. 80 years.
q. Caren ga years.
Cornelius O'Donnel, 40 years.
r. Napoleon. 20 years.
Emanuel Bell. 80 years.
Emma Weble. 40 years.
Sam Caapar. Al years.
Fsltcie Eugene. years.
T. G.. Martin. 10 years.
Roaann ina o K aetTe. 81 years.
J. III. OFT. war months.
Josephine Kresel month.
Ellen Deal. - years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
CITY ECHOES.
Ed Curtis. coIored. % years old. Is in durance

Ed Curtis. colored. % years old. is In DURANGO
for the larceny OF q watch.
James Ferguson. accused OF the theft OF a
horse and buggy awaits trial In the lookup.
Adolph Wetting. for carrying a concealed
weapon. was incarcerated In the Third Precinct
Station.
The garbage cart has failed to pass on Gus
tomhouse, between Front and Wells for the
past ten days.
horse and wagon found estray near the
corner Of Claiborne and Coun streets were inn
pounded By Officer Witter.
A. calf was run over and killed yesterday at
9 o'clock by dummy No. II OF the Oarrollton
line. on st. Charles Avenue. near Valence.
AT O'Clock Monday morning some unknown
party fired a shot at the corner OF Willow and
Poydras. also at the corner OF Gaiennie and
Tchoupitoulas.
James Burns. 2s years old. native OF Ire
land. was arlested for the larceny OF q coat
valued at q. from W q. Winters. first officer Of
the steamship Knickerbocker.
young man named Henry Smith was ga
riously Injured by falling from his horse yes
terday evening. at the corner Of G 'liseum and
Calliope streets. He WAS taken home and prop
0rlY cared for,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
NEW COUNTERFEIT BANK
NOTES.

The following dispatch was yesterday re-
ceived by the special agents Of the government
In this city:
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J
Secret Service Division. Office OF thief.
Washington. March s. 1880.
SRA counterfeit one hundred dollar note
Of Commerce OF Pennsylvania. check letter A.
series 1875, John Allison, register John @. New.
Treasurer. Imitation hble paper. 1t Is an al
most perfect Imitation of the genuine.
Caution the public to refuse all s1oD notes on
this bank also on the Second National Bank Of
Wilkesbarre Pa the National severe Bank Of
Boston Mass, and the Pttsaeld Bank. OF Pitts
field. Mass. all being we'll executed counter
feits.
Respectfully, JAS. J. BROOKS. Chief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09

to the bribery OF certain member. or mem
bers. Of the Council.
Mr.. Heidenhein did so. and submitted the
following. which. by the way. was not the orig
inal statement. but the committee allowed him
to correct It.:
AMENDING THE RECORD.
stated to the committee TINT q rnmor was
about town that sums OF money had been used
by Gel tain corporation In this city TO influence
cure certain franchises. did not then charge
any one directly. / said II such rum2r was
verncity OF certain Witnesses would be Inn
peached.
This closed the testimony ON both sides. and
Mr.. Hsidenhain declined to argue his case cay
ing he would probably do SO In the House when
the time came. @
The meeting then adjourned. Thenext phase
will be the report of the committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
A Finding of Interest to Ship Owners
and Masters.


and Masters.
very important decision has been rendered
by Judge Woods. OF the United States Circuit
Court. In the of w. q. Ellis ct ais vs.. Cargo
OF the ship Tornado.
The ship Tornado was on the morning Of
February "a. 1878. discovered to be on fire. At
the time the cargo OF the ship consisted of 5ls5
bales OF cotton. 5005 OF which had been put on
board. and Of the remainder 1854 bales were on
the leyee and % bales were still In press.
On February ~. 1878. the ship and cargo were
libelled for salvage. After due proceedings
the cotton was condemned and sold to pay the
salvage claim. the privilege Of bonding 1t hAv-
ing first been given the vessel and not taken
advantage OF by her owners for the reason that
thu cotton was In badly damaged condition.
After the sale, OF the cotton ana ths money
had a! been placed on the registry Of the court.
Ellis. the master OF the shtp. and the owners
Of the same instituted suit to recover freight
money sufficient to repay them for the amount
expended for compressing and other work
necessary to prepare the cotton for shipment.
Judge Woods has decided that the owners OF
the ship are not entitled to recover. as the cargo
was not all aboard and the vessel had not
cleared.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Trial of Milton Benner Before the Su-
perior Criminal Court.

perior Criminal Court.
The trial OF Milton Benner formerly cashier
OF the Citlzans Savings Bank. was commenced
Yesterday before Judge Whitaker. on two
counts In an Indictment found against him for
embt element by the grand jury on the four
teenth of November. 1879. The first count re-
cites that as cashier Of the Citizens Bank he
embezzled $1,000 OF the banks money. On the
second count Milton Bonner ia charged with
having embezzed 5000 OF money deposited In
District Attorney Jno. ]. Finney represented
the state, Chns Nuremberg appeared for the de-
posters OF the bauk, and Judge w. L.. Evens
and W. y. Benedict We're OF counsel for the de-
The work Of impaneline Jury was begun
ut IL o'clock. and only completed at O'CLOCK
last night.
CHALLENGED By THE STATE
W. M. Bartes. Al. Jenevien Charles Nobles'
NJ d. Childress. David White and John 4.
Ousack.
CHALLENGED BY THE DEFENsE.
John Farrels. John @. Murphy. g. G. Reborn
Wheelahan. John X. Renand A. Boisblanc. q.
T. smith and Augustus o. Merkel.
CHALLENGED FOR CAUSE.
J. Rely. Alex .. Levy. Charles Kummel Bsr,
Fouvergne A. friedman and Louis Faese
EXCUSED by COUNSEL.
HENRY Baptiste. John Reed. Ed. OImstend.
John. Kennedy aud J, f. LuzenberK were OK
cuYed by consent OF counsel.
The members of the petit jury not impanelad
We're discharged until Wednesday morning at
10 O'clock. as the trial Of Milton Benner will DC
cupy the entire time Of the court to- day Tues
dav).
The witnesses were discharged to appear be-
fore the court at 10 O'Clock sharp to-. day Tues
day.
The accused, Milton Benner. was remanded
to the Parish Prison In custody OF tho sheriff.
and the jury Was locked up for the night.
The following jurors We're final " impaneled:
Geo; ". Leslie; Jas. McGin,y. E. II. Tooley.
jackson. VIM. Graf. John ]. Kelly. w. r. Bur.
nett o. J. Mcclellan. David Il. Scott.
THERE Is YET ANOTHER INDICTMENT
against Milton Bsnner. which charges him
with willful concenlment OF facts as to the con-
dition Of q banking company. with intent to de-
oeive the public By subscribing and transfer
ring tn the State Treasurer for official publica-
ton q false aud fraudulent report Of the coDdi-
ton Of the Citizens Savings Bank OF New Or
leans. at the close OF business In August. 1919.