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, 1881-07-17
TEE WORLDS FAIR

OTHERWISE ORIGINALLY KNOWN AS ABE Cor
TON. EXPOSITION.
Col. S. T. jenkins, Of Atlanta, Ca Commits
sioaer for the West to secure exhibits for the
"nrld's Fair to be held at Atlanta from Oct to
Dec 81, arrived in the city yesterday. and will
remain several days, having made his head
quarters at the Grand Pacific Hot:l.
In a conversation With TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday the gentleman stated that the pro1 ect
was meeting with enthusiastic support from all
sections Of tho country. He found this
peculiarly true In his own territory,-the
"est,-and spoke with great pleasure OF the
very cordial reception he had met with from the
manufacturers and businessmen generally Of
Louisville, Cincinnati, Evansville, st, Louis.
aud elsewhere. large numbers of whom were
Enxious to learn uli the possible details in re-
gard 10 the Exposition previous to their max
ing applications for space to the managers nc
ltlAitu- What he has dune clsewherc-yiz: to
1arnish all necessary Information Ia regurd to
tho fair and to secure cxhibits-Cul Jenkins Is
prepared TO do here In Chicago. 1t should be
borne i'll mind that the original idea of mixing the
AFFAIR exclusively Cotton Exposition mas been
considerably modified. and 1t will be. instead of
tnat, " Nord Fair, for the exhibition princi-
pally, or machinery. manufactures, and prod
ucts OF every conceivable kind. The managers
nave wisely abolished the usual charge at such
lieu thereof, Will simply charge au entrance lee
OF SIS to every exhibitor. Every Indication
points to u largc line of exhibits, good attend
ance during the cxhibtuon aud degree of sue
cess even far beyond the original anticina-
tons OF tho managers.
, 1881-07-17
BATTERY D
AND THEIR LAKE FRONT AnMoRY.

AND THEIR LAKE FRONT AltMORY.
The funds of Battery d, l. n. G., who are put
ting upanArmory On the Lake Front Just north Of
the Exposition Building, have given out, though
hardly q third OF tho building bus been COM
pleted. The members hnve spent about $4,0O0
OF their own funds, and want $4,000 or 81, ,OO0
more to finish their home. And they look to the
liberal hearted citizens of Chicago to help them
{" 1t Is u good thing to havo a battery OF ar
ti1lery," said Mayor Harrison to TRIBUNE re-
portcri yesterday. "Thc city let the company
have the ground rent-free, and the people ought
to help thom erect the Armory.''
THAT battery. said Controller Gurney, sis
one Of the grandest nuxilinres to the police
force thnt we have ever bud In the city. They
want help, und if the citizens don't aid them to
put up their building uud maintain the organi-
zation they will be very neglectful Of their own
interests. Tho battery is au excellent one, tho
officers arc capable nlen, and the rank and tile
FIRST class, and this guarantees good service in
case OF necessity. Their building will cost about
Sl5,0cD. They hare expended on it $5O00.-their
own funds, which are exhausted; and they ill.,
tend to ask tho people to make up the ditrcr-
ence."
The battery IS certainly deserving of assist
ance. and 1t is to be hoped that this appeal for
subscriptions will be responded to with q geuer-
osity which will enable its members to carrs. out
their object. and thus keep up the present ell
cheney Of tho company.
, 1881-07-17
LOCAL ITEMS,

,r, on say: cant you give us breeze7"
Inc dally increasing patronage bestowed
On the Board Of Trade Lnnch-1oou, 2l9 La
| Sa1Ie street ftha olo 4.O,a,, t,o.r,,,, .a...,.1
| is strong evidence that II is FLING w,nt
long fell in that Inc,1it,- T,,asa - a,,s :,
~. n 49, ,.a.." .'' .oss' 1nose u oui leau-
CD "no nave MOI YET patro1llzed 1t Will re-
member that breakfast, dinner, aud supper
are promptly served with cleanliness, ciyili-
y. and good fare. Open from $50 a. ln un-
. p III. daily, except Sunday
An exchange speaks Of a new fashion in
gait for girls, but II stroll along some of our
streets in the soft summer twilight will con-
vince any one that the Old gate has yet a
tenacious grip OIL public favor.
, 1881-07-17

Detroit fFEt Press.
The army SutleF was the soldiers best friend
and worst enemy. He was lookedupon as an cxtor-
toner. aud therefore an elicmy. and yet he Was
regarded as friend who stood between the
rcginental wagons could not "gct there" but it
was only on rare occasions that tho Suffers
asheda big price for his cakes, cheese and canned
goods, but he had taken big risks in following
tue regiment All things considered, the Sutlcr
calling. He ran risks which only brave men
take, and his expenses sometimes devoured his
profits. large As rhey seemed. Very few of them
made any great amount of money. and scores OF
them were financially busted by raids and
robbcrics
From tirst to last the sutler was considered
fair game tor any one who could beat him, and
When he could not be trickcd he could be cleaned
out This latter process was the darkest mystery
~ IT,, arny IRE, Mo one seemed t9 plnn or any to
given moment from twenty-five to 100 men
would suddenly appear at the Suite tent. Or
blow fcll So quickly that thsre @ % was no dodxtn
It. aud the guards arrived too late to make an
arrest or save anything.
1s55, thirty men fell upon the Suffers cabin
about, five minutes after roll-cnl1. 1t wus Il
stout 10y hut, securel ly barred and bol,ed, and
cpntuined 500 worth Of stores. The clerk, a
young man Df IL, slept within, armed with two
rGvolvers. There was q grand yell, crash, and
AZ AZ was over. In i've minutes from the FIRST
The only articles left in the hut would not have
sold for $50. The clerk was outside in hts night
clothes, robbed Of his arms and cash. and cheescs,
bags OF mats, hoxcs Of candy and caseso tobacco
nnd CANNED goods had disappeared rs ii taken up
by the wind. \ strict search of camp was ut
once begun, b1t not so much nickers worth
Of the stolen property could be discovered. a
hundred men were suspected and questioned,
but not one couli he held Responsible 1t was
like the sToop Of a hawk, and us full of deadly
:, In ls9, In Richardson's brigade of infantry
Suffer WAS cleaned out ut mon In tho midst OF
! 700 inen with their eyes open, and $1,000 worth
ot goods stcreted in camp 30 we'll that only a
dozen pcnhoders could he found by the's search
crs. Twenty men did the business in about two
rninutes@ and not one Of them could he identi-
lied,
Buck s Rayner's Moth Powder Is harvester
that rcaps reaches by the nl,lio..
, 1881-07-17

CHICAGO dstlfers exported seventy barrels OF
alcohol yesterday.
Ten thousand dollars in gold and 5000 in sill
yer was disbursed at the Sub-Treasury yester-
day, the receipts footing up ST., 900 in silver.
THE intcrnal-reyenue receipts yesterday
amounted to $3s,s51. Of which $fs,5 524 were for
spirits, s.. .1s5 for tobacco and cigars, and $sO4
for beer.
FRANK kKIz. who keeps a saloon at No. 34l
south Halsted street, was brought before Com
missioner HOyne yesterday, and held under
bonds of $50 for selling liquor without license
FOLLOWING is the list of dutiable goods re-
ceircd Mt the Custom House yesterday: J, Nc
CaluE Co., l. casks wine: Lindauer Bros :
cases dry goods: Fowler Bros, E,s5 sacks salt;
Carson. Pirie, Scott s. Co.. 3 cases cottons; C. M
hoedt, case linens; Otto Young g. Co., cases
optical Foods; Sprague, Warner s. Co. cases
cigars: Chaplin s. Gore, 3 cases cigars; Best s.
Russell. cases cig1rs: Lyon s. Healy, t cases
musical fnstruments: Mctz1er, Kothschild g. Co.,
cases pipes. jansen, McCluFg s. Co. case
books; +. Siegel g. Bro, case wooens; 4. "
Milbury 6 Co., case woolens; Isaac Ptlaum,
cases leather: Hlbbard, Spencer s; Co., !. cases
gun caps: Frazcr-& Southworth. 8..1t cedar
posts, 4,a.4 cedar ties; Chicago 1; Northwestern
Railroad Company. 62h tons railroad iron 9911
tons fish plates. 13s9x tons bolts and nuts: John
GaTrlck, .,0fo cedar railway ties: ORDER john
warehouse Company. 450 boxes tin plate; t. r.
Griuucliy. 10 bundles steel; order, g casks tire
bricks: ]. S. Kirk & Co., IL casks soda ash; En-
p're Warehouse Company, : hogsheads wine,
casks wine: Chcrrie s. Co., 200 tons pig iron Col
Ice lions, 81, ,Es}.
, 1881-07-17
DEdIHS.


,WIIEELER..lnfant son Of N. J. and Aun'
| Wheeler. aHed u days.
from 40. S: Grant-pIace. '''~~
1D At 1l a. M July ID at Gh,sags
fr?% ss.'denes e Kseey-s Monday
tis "E af
snd mothes moi @ Of lie Kev: William Warm q WASH,
| inston, D. e., aged 81 years month und ; days
Barkhart twenty -th!ri-st-. Mrs Boehia Of drop
Funeral 1t o'clock Sunday, July 1t.
FlTZEK-'Fife Of s.. y; fitzer. ltS Ashlana-av.. OF
@ bs 10 Henry Ill., the h
for burial.
cuKrHE:Y,- friends md aequa,nta1ee Of WILL
attend the funeral Of Their infant son Thomas Cs!ey
to-day II !. IN. TO Gfaceiand. '~ - Nc'''' 0~'
0IEuy IL s ni,s,en.st t,a Aodrsw Wat
'G Fansfsit @ to Gface1aad % July vi t. @ 1t p % ni
GKANT-09 Or pFEida{ Ju!y Is Reubsn only son of
saa Ssa Sun
day, July Ii. ut III O'Clock. 10 kosehll.
QulNN-July y, i.:39 q. H., Annie Quinn. of con-
Funeral SUNDAY from her residence. s2s West Tar
lorst to Jesuit Church, thence by carriages CAL
vary Cemetery.
J0HSsoSA!oert Victor Gerhard Johnson, exry
lo Townsendst Friends Is of II tie family are % tns;s
vie Wef {: $685. as'e'e' "of
Funeral Sunday at l0:u O'clock. :
OF Georse IL and Jennie Lee Bentley. nesd mouths
ay Is fsS% e0''''
tf Buffalo papers pease copy. -
osioss @ & 2 A!ssaaas5 bs e;$ess i iie;as:s
Il days of esia1gea.eni 1f tie hear: ''0
S %ss from ne IS Of Hs "
Forest Mame 1'G Geme1ety. 0n 'u' - e'oeA' 10
wKlG1T-on the 18th inst. Nj. John Wright,ot
Thirty -thffd-st- Friends invited. ~'>
fever, Timothy hinetau, nusoand OF Annie Casey,
e New York papers please copy.
cAhhERRfCAs her late residence a3 clybourn-
ay Tannfs GnroGFfy ~ ct heaft t seass sc
Calvary. Friends Of the fa1ny are invited attend
a;s funs7 e Arthur easS M
On Sunday At p. N.
naSs so q S,soS e. Of sns 9 %ss?{
Hastinss... b. esTrfasss to Rosehill.
snd; i at ths dsa s m bseTe f so a m
Inferred At Rosehili |
hsi osef Ss 1 @S5qs s The
Mallory eldest dnuxhter OF the late William l. and
invfsa u" hs%sas M as"ss @ BE- % y
months md = days. |
Funeral from VI i.ooms-st, Monday July Is 1T 10 a.
H.. BY carriages to Ko.ehill. |
BARSES-Julr Ii, Ut 1l5 Drexel-houieyard. Clar-
lnce Eugene. only son Of Isaac and Louise Barnes,
L.ed mouths. !
Funeral services ut residence D. m. Sunday. !
3urtu1 private. |
u Albany papers please copy.
SORTIIWAY-At his residence No. Ii South Irv-
n place Jnly lii Of bronchial pneumonia, Charles
= Sprthwav. aged 81 years- |
Funeral services at Icavttt Street Conversational
>hurch at +:j0 p m. to-day. |
81" Utica N. " and Alton I) papers please copy
, 1881-07-17
MARRLaGE LICENSES.
M1fERLdGES.

NINGHAN-HOBHS-At the residence OF the
brides mother, Jn1y H. Sir. George r. Cunningham. OF
Carthage, Mo-, and Miss Grace L. Hobbs OF this city
JEEFERT-NYEfs3-0n the l:th inst. by the rev.
" r. Melny, pastor of the First United fres1Jte-
ran Chtlsch the residence OF tho minister, j. W.
Je7ery and Miss FAunie d. Myers both Of this city.
DOuGI.ASs}-tIAGHAS--InC Chicago, July Is by the
Rev. James Mnclauxlilnn OF the Scotch CHURCH, Mr:
William Douglass and 353 Eliza UuEhan. lutte Of
County Monaghan. ireland.
KELLoGG-sCHWARZ-Att the home OF The BRIDE
Eu West Westinghouse, Tuesday evening. July
T. By the Rev. Edward IL. Cleveland. Of So Peter and
Paul Cathedral. Frank F. kellosK and Evsna e.
Schwarz both Ut Chicago.
BECKER-KUEMAS-AtC Chicago. on the 18th inst.
BY the st-Hev. Bishop Fnl'ss. Mr. jucob Becker OF
No cards.
, 1881-07-17
THE WATER DEMAND.

CONSUMPTION AT DIFFERENT HOUnS OF THE DAY.
The following table shows what the Water
Works did during two days of this week, City
Engineer Cregier having had the Statistics got
ten up In order TO find out what the engines were
doing. Tho total capacity of all the engines is
10i, ,0o90 600 gallons in twenty-four hours. On the
days mentioned both engines at the West Side
Works and the large double engine on the North
Side were running all the time, the small double
engine from H. IT, to II .. m., and the small
single engine from 7:30a. TO p. rn,, the large
Single engine with capacity Of l., OK, 0OO, being
the only one held IN reserve. Tho figures In tho
table show the rate Of pumping in gallons dur
fuC the time stated:
, 1881-07-17
IT WAS CUCUMBERS.

Mr. ARMOUR STANDS Up FOR HIS GOODS
The following dispatch from Charlottesville.
Ind, was printed iu Fridays Cincinnati Eli
Quirer:
Yesterday Squire Smith. Of the firm Of r. C.:
Smith s. Co, purchased Of compressed
cooked corned beef, prepared by the Armour
Canning Company OF Chicago. Ill The same
WAS used last evening tor supper. Between
and Mrs. Smith beEin to complain ut feeling
very sick. and in Il few moments Mr.. Smith and
Il colorcd boy; also two children belonging to
". {. kleiuc. our jewc1cr. who we're there for
supper. DR.. E. ". kceg:n camc In Il few min
utes, and with great effort managed To relieve
the children to great extent. hut Mrs. SIN itl's
dose seemed to take hold Of her with death
grip. and her suffering and agony for several
hours was beyond description. She sent former
relatives here in the city, as she said she could
not get well. The doctor terms 1t lead poison,
and says 1t is caused by the Inferior material
used to make the cAns. He states that the lead
is cheaper than the tin, and they mix the two
together and make a cheaper material for cans,
but il they get TWO much lead In with the tin 1t
will poison the contents of the eau
4 TRIBUNE reporter showed this dispatch to
Mr. Brown, of Armour i Co., and he said tho
story was absurd; that tho people had probably
been eating cucuu,bers ana got sick. 1t was
the first case of poisoning he had ever heard Of
out OF 50,00u,00 cans sent out BY the firm.
, 1881-07-17
A c0nl R8rE7E

always to be found ut the Briggs Ho,1sc Inst
the p1ace to board for the summer Nice. large.
airy rooms, single or en- suite, newly furnishen
and decorated this spring. Every room, sup
Piled with hot and cold water. a passenger
elevator and a table unexcelled in the city
make the Briggs very desirable home Tor fam
1hes who do not wish the trouble Of housckeep-
ing. We are now prepared to take boardcrs ut
greatly reduced rates for tho summer The To-
cauon' corner Randolph street and Fifth ayc-
nue., is central and convenient for business men.
, 1881-07-17
TIE C1TY-HALI.

1AE tounfy treasurer sent over $15, ,0u0 yes
terday to the City Treasurer from the co1,ccf5on
OF taxes for 1SsQ
The saloon Of John D. Ryan & Bro, No, Isl
west Madison street. and that Of Harry urrv.
corner or Ogden and Geuesee ayeuues were
a,closed yesterday By order OF the Mavor Roth
i%efe reported as disorderly houses By the
, 1881-07-17

The above amount, or more, will be given
by j. K. Stevens if the cabinet photos made
at his studio, los Dearborn street, corner
Washington, for IS per dozen, are not equal
IN every particular to any made in this CITY
at any price. '
, 1881-07-17

Col. Hubert, OF the Sherman Hnusa has
ordered the Cregier Smoke-Burner to he @ an.
Piled to the boilers Of that hotel. Let otter
users OF steanl-boilers follow the examnia IF
AID. Hubert and we shall soon see an abate-
ment Of The smoke nuisance:
, 1881-07-17

These figures are approximately correct, but
not absolutely. They are near enough, how
ever. for the purposes of the cores poudcnt.
tiined Us long as they have, and others have
not In other cases the responsibility rests with
the Supreme Court
, 1881-07-17

VERY few dog licenses have been taken out
this year, and Superintendent McGargle issued
IN order yesterday directing the police to enforce
the ordinance. When Il policeman uow sees an
improperly tagged dog he will summon the own
er to appear ut the Police Court
CITY ATTORNEY GRISSELL will send an opfn-
ion to the Council Monday night in which he
vented from driving piles in tho lake, as it is
now doing, since the piles within the 800 feet
granted in it's right OF way ordinance.
, 1881-07-17
See kferes

l ou are sick: we'll there is Just one remedy that
y Wii cure you beyond possibility of doubt #
y II Liver or Kidney trouble, CONSUMPTION.
Dyspepsia, Debility,-Nells' Health Rcnexer IL
your hope. 81 druggists. Depot s. Lake street
, 1881-07-17

Finest teeth 81. Filling ,half-price. Cum.
MINIS Dental CO., 20 State, corner Raudoipna,
, 1881-07-17

These brands are from the most
noted Mills in the Northwest, and
will make 20 to 40 per cent more
Fine White Bread to the barrel:
than the general run Of F1ours,
, 1881-07-17

years, and was we'll thought OF by his employers.
He is single man, and boarded at No. 80 North
Dcsplaine8 street. :
, 1881-07-17

FROZEN PUNCHES.
Drink Kings frozen punches and keen
cool. King Slime old whisky. Il South Clark
street.
, 1881-07-17

Buck s. Rayuer's Moth Powder Is harvester
that rcaps reaches by the ml,1iou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
WELCOME TO ENGLAND.

SIR THOMAS AND LADY HESkETII AT HOME.
AN IMFo5ING DEMONS rRATION BY Inv TLNANTEY
IN HONOR of THEIR LANDLORD AND HIS AMER
ICAE BRIDE-ALLiANCE OF TdE STARS AND
STRIPES WITH TIE UNION JACK.
ifROM AN OCCASIONAL coKRgsPoNDtNr TrJnUvE.l
PRESTON, England. Jan. 2G.-After n favorable
voyage i'll the steamer '>cytha. winch left NewYorl
on January IL. Sir Thomas George Fcrmor Heskcth.
Bart, OF Ruiford Hall, Lancashire and Easton Nos
ton estates, Northamptonshre. arrived in Liverpool
on the morning OF January "a, accompanied by lis
newly welded bride. formerly Miss Flora Emsinc
Sharon daughter of Senator Sharon. of Nevada. Sir
Thomas lett England nearly years ago for sail
round the world ia his famous yacht, the Lam
cashIe Witch, and during his absence
he has engaged in exploits and encountered
adventures of varied character. the most important
of which was the wOolng AMI wedding OF one OF
CalIioma's fairest daughters. The return Of the
lord of the manor after 20 long and eyentlul a
sOjourn abroad was naturally looked forward to
by his numerous tenautry. and preparations Oh a
very extensive scale had been made III order to give
him and the lady Of his choice cordial welcome
back to the home of his ancestors at Ruford Hall.
The railway station had been gayly decked with
evergreens, and triumpha arch erected at the en-
trance IN the centre of which, in bold relief were
the words welcome to RuifJrd." Flags bearing
appropriate notices oated from the windows of the
different hotels in the place. Triumphal
arches had been built at various points
along the route which the happy compile would
traverse on their way to the Hall; every private
house in Ruflord had its flags and decorations {;
the cOlors of the 2d Royal Lancashire Militia, of
which Sir Thomas is the senior captain, were placed
either side of the bridge over the caual between
the Hall and the station and at the entrance 70 tho
park was triple arch of surprising magnifcence.
The massive outlines were formed OF evergreens;
OH the central arch. with o shield and trophy of
flags on each side. wcrc the words III blue letters,
with red initials. on a white ground. Welcome to
Sir Thomas and Lady Hesketh" -; Hesketh for
ever" being on the reverse side. Above the side
arches medallions. bearing the monograms of
Sir Thomas and Lady Hesileth. ct. H." and
"F. 4. H.' and the whole surmOunted
by the Union Jack and the Stars and Stripes. Rows
of steamers dOated over the drive to the mansion
the front of which was pro!usely decked.
"Wecome Home" appeared IN bold letters over the
porch representations Of sheayes Of wheat strk-
ing feature i'll he of the family, were placed
in prominent positions; and these m1.ioes and en-
blems were bo=dered and int.rtwned with lIu-
reis. evergreens and flowers.
The Oath. Q clear. fresh day. was observed as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S--A Board of Nava,
medical officers has been ordered convene at fhs
Philadelphia Naval Hospital the list OF March for IN.
examination OF candidate, for admission into the msd,
cal corps Of the Navy There eleven vacsncies
and applications to appsar before the Board must bs
addressed to the Secretary of the Navy.
Lieutenant Vim. f. Low has been ordered 10 the trs,,
ing-ship Minnesota Lieutenant F. A. Miller, to tina
receiSing-shp Colorado Master Rogers H. Gait to IN.
receiy ng-sbip independence; Ensign Edw. NJ Katz N
temporary duty at the Naval Academy, AnuaIOlis. py
Inspector Caspar Schehck, TO duty at the Naval Paw
Oice. San Francisco, Isl of March Passed Ssstans
Paymaster L. c. Boggs. dufv In the Bureau OF pro-
visions and Clothing Navy Department. Naval Con.
sructor kobt. w. steele, 20 duty at the Navy Yard
Pensacola. Fla.
Lieutenant Boutele Noyes has been detached from th
trainingsdIp MuneSOta and p aced waiting Orders
Paymsster Edward Bellows from duty Inspector az
Provisions and Clothing at the Navy Yard. Mare Island
ordered to hold himself ia readiness sea duty
Paymaster Ii. u. Colby has been ordered teaDor.r
duty Inspector OF Provisions and Clothing at the
Navy Yard Mare Island. in addition to his presen'
duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
NEW PHASE OF An OLD HIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Argument was
heard time IN The UGied states Circu. Court
behalf Of tue Western Uni0n Telegraph Company
praying a preliminary INJUNCTION TO restrain tue
Pennsylvania Rilroed Company from interfs ring with
IT. Geographic Facilities on The Na"Yrk divs the
Peunsylv Rroid The Court sul holds this mat.
under Amusement Tnis morning the Pennsylvanil
RnlrOad h'd an appca Ion for counter INJUNCTION. -
RESTRAIN thc Western Union Telegraph Company fron
rsin- the rights and privileges grauled By PenusVl.
Railroad Company TO the American Union Tele-
graph Company. rhe following order made By ;hs
Couri uutli tue hearing Of the which Will prOb bly,
b. Friday Aud now. to wit, TINS February 1881.
Is ordered that the Western UHloI Telegraph COp,ny
be restrained from Il INK tie Telegraph poles aud
of tAe Auericaa Union Telegraph Company IN such
To violate the right Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company under the agreement Of January Ia lSS0witl
the American Union Telegraph Company"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
TRIAL OF 4 BANK TELLER.

TRENTON, Y. j., Feb. S.-The trial of Will
A. teller OF the suspended First National
Bank OF Newark. charged vita fasifyng the boJAs
hegau the Uned States Court mere to-day. Distrct.
Attorney K,0sbey In opening the said thar Thomas
charged with falsfying the books that the assets
were aparenty increased $4,000 by notes due from
two drectOrs-J. j. DlckersOn aud JOnn McGrrRar w.
H. DoudsOn discount clerk OF the bank tes, ei That
Thomas altered te hgur In the LEDGE a. Ia dec Va
The examiner W. A. Lewis, expert tant, testified
Ina dscUv red the IA Situations and that Thomas
tOd hm that Dick rs ana McGregor knew Ot tue use
al thar names Jdbez Cook. president OF the bank
hcd hat h. knew nolnlng OF the bank or or its ancal
business. nus everything 10 Cashier Heidrn aud
ieller Thomas Tho trial Will probably last several
days.