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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02
lDontISIry.

DIR. +. @. Jes4up. the well known San
Fraucisco dentist. who prAciiced hero
during the grentef part Of last Summer,
has arrived here from San Francisco
and established himtelf in his
old quarters, Room 3S. ground
floor, at the Hotel. The doctor did q
great variety Of work in practical n
t'stry for persons all through this or.
ton Of the county, which work | ne
given very general satisfaction. DR..
Jessup is fully prepared TO perform
overy character Of work in his line from
the furnishing Of q full set Of mas,i.
Gators upon any desired plate. down to
the artistic filling or extracting Of a
single offending molar. Tho doctor
will remain a fixture here for some time,
and all who require the service, OF q
first class dentist should avail them.
selves Of the present opportunity to
securc substantial work Handsomely e1.
ecutcd. Office. Depot Hotel. Room 3S. .
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SoME years since, David Bari or, n
distinguished poet in the State of
Maine, after the birth Of his first chill.
wrote nni published the follo wing
pretty pc III:
One night a. old 81. Peter silent,
He left the door OF Heaven aiar.
Whnn through a little angel crept,
And came down with a falling star.
One Summer, a. the blessed beams
or morn approached. my biushing bride
Awakened from some pleasing dreams
And found that angel 10y her side.
dod grant hut this IL ask no more
That when he leaves this world Of pain
He'll wing his way TO that bright shore,
And md tho roAd 10 Heaven aR.in.
John q. SAKE, not to be ouidone and
deeming that injustice had been done TO
1t. Peter. wrote the following us 81.
Peters reply:
Full eighteen hnndred years or more
I've kept my gate securely fast:
There has no little angel" strsyed,
Nor reereanl through the portal passed.
did not sleep as you supposed.
Nor left the door OF Hestcn aJ.r,
Nor has a "liiiIe angel" left
And gone Gown with a falling star.
90 ask that biushing bride. aud sec
II sho don't frankly own and s,y
That when she found that angel babs
She found II In the good old way
God grant but ihIs-1 ask no more
That should your number still enisrgs
You will not do A. lone before.
And lay u TO old Peters charge.
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On rsssiVA ~ OaAlaad Of The 80
Asvs Of the recent ds.th a this plAe.
Of DR.. George E. Sherman, The Daily
Tsscs Of that city. the editor Of NAieh
journal vas an old and intimate friend
Of the deeeassd. PoblisAed the follow.
ing grateful tribute TO his m.mary:
Deceased vas thirty. eigh. ysars OF
age. q native Of Illinois. and for son.
eight years had been . praetaeiue physS:
clan iu Oakland. Dr.. Sherman va,a
pioneer California;. He vas educated
In OAKLAND. graduating at the CoiIees
Of California in the year 1865. He
subsequently, received the degree Of
Master Of Arts from the University of
California. He studied medicine for
about two years in New York. For q
term he was one Of the attending pbysi-
Glars at the penal institutions on Black.
wells Island, = position eagerly coveted
by all ambitious medical students, on
account Of the valuable experience to
be gained there. Beips we'll versed in
the German language. he went to Ger
many. and for nearly two years con.
tinued his medical studies there, aud
subsequently, made q general o u Of
Europe. He was Ia love with HIS pro-
~fession, had ample means ut haAd for
the pursuit Of his studies, and vas the
peer Of my physician in the country.
Having completed his education and
his foreign travels, he settled in Oak.
iond for the practice Of his profession.
He was modest and retiring in DISPOSE
ton. He was noted for the thorough
and careful manner in which he treate
his patients, md several cases can be-
cited where he was as close and an
scientific in his mode Of treatment as
he physicians who attended tho late
President Garfield. Services for which
he received but a trifing fee would b ave
been valued at thousands Of dollars in
older communities il persons of rank
aud distinction had been the patients.
For n time he held the position Of Health
ohcer, but he was not q good enough
politician to retain it when coveted by
those more experienced in the arts of
manipulation. The report which he
made was one OF the best over pub.
lished in America. according to the
criticisms Of some Of the leading med
icai publications. He was a member OF
University Lodge No. LA, /. o. o. F.,
aud Of Oakland Lodge No. 1873, +. &
A.. NJ. For several years he. was an
Office OF the Odd Fellows Library As
ISOLATION. He was n man OF liberal aud
generous impulses. of elevated tastes
and spotless integrity OF character. He
leaves a widow and children to mourn
his premature death. Deceased was a
Son-in.law Of J. L. Wetmore, OF Oak.
land. For the list year be has been
giving his personal attention to his ex
tensiVe stock interests in the State OF
Oregon"
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Proceedings OF Ia Hoard Of County
COInmIsaioncF.

The Board OF County Commissioners
which has been in session since Mon.
day as a Board Of Equalization, met
this morning TO transact the business
accumulated since tho last session of
the Board. Present-Full Board.
In accordance with petition from
ci'izcns Of Fort Hall-ok snd UalIeck
b alton. the regularly Travelled road.
known ns tho Government road. now
leading 10 said fort from said station;
also the regularly travelled road between
snid station and the eastern entrance 10
Srctst Pass. through the bottom lands
on the north side of Secret Creek. mud
crossing said creek ut a point about oue
nnd " half miles west from the enhance
TO becret Pass, are hereby declared
public highways.
II having appeared 10 tho Board, by
ihc affidavit Of S.w. Ya~key. that Isaac
Scyoc. has failed aud neglected 10
fulRli tho duties OF the Office Of Public
Administrator Of Elko County for more
than three months prior 10 this date,
and u further appearing that tho said
Scyoo. on or about the last day Of April.
A. n. 1881. removed ont Of the county
and State and into the Territory OF
Idaho. and since that time has removed
his family from this State and county
into said Territory, II IL by this boa d
declared that the Office OF Public Ad
miniatrator ., vacant. aud s. W. Yawkey
70 hereby appointed Public A~dministra-
tor Of Elko County. to all said vacancy.
The official reports OF tho Auditor,
Clerk, Sheriff. Assessor and District
Attorney. for tho month Of August,
were received. examined and Approved;
also. reports from the Jailor and Hos.
pital Steward. for the Same month, were
received and ordered hled.
Tho concluding proceedings OF tho
Board, together with Tho bilis acted
upon and allowed, will DO published in
TussdAy's INDEPENDENT.
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Notice 10 Farmer {.

will buy the entire crop OF whe I
grown by any farmer in the county
paying for the same n fair price in cash
at my Mill in Elko, bul shall. in justice
to myself, be obliged to decline Pun.
chasing grain in small quantities for
cash. as / had formerly been doing.
Grinding for toll will. however, be coD.
tinued on the same terms os heretofore.
JAMES DAVIS.
ELko, Sept. 80. 1881. s3O.lm
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Hotel Arrivals.

Oliver Rife. Mound Valley.
Phi |. Gunlock, do.
G. ID. Simpson. Tuscarora.
3. Wenbau, Cortez.
Mrs Scovillc. Ruby.
James Gleason, Virginia.
NJ NJ Curry. New York.
John Tewick, Cnrlin.
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8AlRAE1aai.

49,. % -
BAl2AEsnai.
5 Doe. shsphsrd came In from South
Fork yesterday.
v. G. Bartlett arrived BY express train
from the East this morning.
Warner 4 Co. shipped s 1000 pounds
OF freight to Tussarora this morning.
The State University. Public School
and business houses generally will
close on Monday.
I We hope our citizens generally will
observe Monday a. . day alone sacred
TO the memory Of our dead President.
Sheriff Fitch left for the Woodbridge
InsAne Asylum this morning. having in
charge tho man Mallinelli. pronounced
insane yesterday.
Tho East. bound express uas twenty
Eve minutes behind time last night, and
the Hest.bouud came in twenty minutes
late this morning.
In accordance with the proclamation
Of Governor Kink-.l. published in this
issue. there will be no paper issued
from this Office on Monday next.
In accordance with the proclamation
Of President Arthur. funeral service
will take place at the Church in Eiko
or Monday. the Goth, ut IL o'clock An.
J. ID. Beard, pastor.
s. ciion Boss Patterson is at present
engaged in overhauliug the track within
the city limits, and placing culverts.
switches. etc, in proper condition for
Winter.
Contracts for all those who have been
awarded and 10y Commissioned Redding
Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pAny. are now in possession Of SIR.
Reeves. the agent here. anu will be
delivered on demand to those entitled
TO the same.
Judge MAyhugh informs us that oper-
atoms on the Merrimac mine at Lone
AAohhtalu uhNe OttH huHptuutu ubll
Spring. when tho company contem,
plates extensive improvements in the
shape Of new ronds. suitable hosting
works. ETC., for tue mine.
Yesterday We made mention that the
funeral Of The President would occur ON
Tuesday. We tased our item on a dis
patch from Secretary 81 War Lincoln
TO the Governor 81 Illinois. We are
Low satisfied that Secretary Lincoln WAS
Incorrectly 7, ported. aud thnt the obse-
qui-s will take placs on Monday.
Yesterday while a moderately var
nlsh-d individual from Asia and n high.
ly colored gentleman from Africa were
engaged III n little Twenty for a half
they were mutually surprised to dis
cover each IN Possession Of -four acea at
one n the same time. All Stu looked
suspicions; tho dhrkey got Disguised
And concluded &c throw up his band,
which lac did 40 suddenly that All Sin,
after resting II few moments OH the hoor,
passed ont.
Two prominent citizens Of Hercuiean
proportions engaged in n fierce war Of
words last evening. aud for a time We
expected TO witness n contest like unto
. battle between n Roman gladiator and
that fellow from Bitter Creek. Friends,
however. finally INTERVIEWED AID the
matter WAS Hmicably settled without
loss Of blood. Upon inquiry ~ to the
cause Of trouble We learned that one
party claimed that the original language
used by Gilhooly was. Got out Of my
house. McCHrty." while tho other said
IL was." MeCarty. get out OF my house. "
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Advertised letter List.

The following IL a list OF letters re.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. "a,
1881:
Blanchard. W. II. Grecnberg, +. s.
Byrne. j. MoDermot,, Z. II.
Chandler, Scott McCloskey, John
Ellis. A. J. Woody. VIM.
Q. W. Hull, =. II.
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En- sch rligious co nmuniiies owe
real estate In France worth over $I4O,-
100000, besides what they wi under
cover Of private individuals names.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

THE best Quality Of Rhine Wines nj
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Rockhar,
4 Co., PROJECTORS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

Fen sale by b. Rsnhart & Co., n
lots to suit. about 8 tons OF cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed.
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Hotel ArrIynt,.

Lloyd Hill. San Francisco.
T. j. Fletcher. San Francisco.
+. G. Hardy, Toano.
II. T.. Byrne. Mountain City.
II u. Lanbam. South Fork.
q. F Grant, Pleasant.
j. + Gillienn. Lone Mountain.
John Lind. Lono Mountain.
J. d. Gibbons. Tuscarora.
Mariana Trieta. Mound Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

FINE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly puro; for
sale at tho Com,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

BooTn's OVAL BRAND oYsrEas. fresh
by express. At the Dem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

CHAMPAGNE OF the beat quality and
brands. can DO had at Rookbart h
Froelich's Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

A LARGE invoice of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

HuSrAnI JASos MmEa l. WATER, tho
ness natural sie. int IN the world, At
The Gem,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

A LARGE invoice OF A 1 Roy Yves
Cigars Just received at the Gem.
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RECEIVED, fresh, a fine lot Of imported
cigars at the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-02

TnI celebrated Peruvian Bittors. tho
very best tonic known. at the Gem. .
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Hotel Arrivals.

IL. S. Day, Carson.
Hank Knight. Eureka.
S. Cunningham, Dolby.
Lieut.. Pitcher. Fort Halllck.
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q nanArinraa-

This morning John Francisco and
one heAthen.
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HuR PUsoa, bot or cold, a, the Gem
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FREsu Bread. Pies and Cakos At tho
Elko Bakery.
, 1881-11-02

MS trienas were ralistant VISITORS vt the
fo"aa' nhtt tho person. WIN tells tills story
MYERS tnat 10 shortly RaSo up tt'e Me'
e'lasaes l'a''K my lookosI upon efasi! 'lefe-
lynS u l'u',tce Ut t''''e. ms II asrcctly run
:. 'hA,i WI" l'"' unusual 'rp"ttut,ty III
hnuW,aE atNf nosetstug. u ts H''s'aI"iev 'ni''
1."'.c.a M ., ~ liio st".e'ocl,.s !" 'ao Iusl'ei.
a'"a W.T. wv "1ohets W'un "h"'. ~ ~ ~.
saas" ~ ~ '''ust w. 'ow
Me'"s l'he,y ln,tt tleto WI ~ unt'rely 1!eW
, 1881-11-02
THE THIEF,
I'll II 'IIIIWNs
iiE FIlOCLAlMs 1iIMHE1.F 4 FpOI. JSsT;A1,

HE rIocLAlMs 1iIMsEIr 4 Fo0r. ISsT1:A1,
OF 4 kNAvE.
NEWARK, y. j., Nov. 1.-Jntlgc Ellsworth,
counsel for baldwin, stntcd to tie District
Attorney that baldwin received pcr cunt
commission from Nugent for ncgotiating Ills
paper alld taking Charge OF Ills banklllg b,tsi-
hess. Tho e1llllsul sntsl Ee believed his
client wonls 10 enabled to prove tic truth Of
all liz Ind snt.l lit his confession With rcgartt
to the transactions of q. Nngcnt Il Co. will,
tho bank. 1t Inns alrenly boen ascertaneu
that during August, September, a1ld October
tic ilrn lIn'l drawn frolns tho bunk nenrly
s5tx,ooo. lie thought TIC figures wUro about
Si7t0O. With such DRIFTS ns this, 1t wol,lh
not take long to draw ont $a!,000, 600. or
Course, there lud been some lnonuy puttl
Into tllu bank by Nu9ent L. Co., but tho my
lMents did not reach 70 per cent OF tho drafts.
Judge Ellsworth also saiA that there wns
NJ TJt'rtG WHATEVER
III tho statement thatsllallWln lIntl used nlly
Of the banl's money In Wall street spccula-
tl0n. "ln fnct," lie aays, "llal,lwln himself
Kald. 1T making his confess!o,l. III had bean
llnyg enough Ia use Tho fusnta Ut tho lwnk
III stock specnlatt0ns. !nstoasl of making IN
cggrcgions fool of myself. us tnyo tlulIr, |
might possibly llnv0 receiyul some xylnpa-
thy. hlen 1nay l,aye sonlo lEttle admiration
for k1iaye, but they have nothing but eul,.
tolnpt for Il fool.' Baldwin toll nle yester-
tay that lie lid not liIAkn up his l,lna Until
latc Saturday night to divuIgo tho story OF
the .!cfnicatEon to tho Directors. ltp to TINT
tlmo ha had hoped to tide ,nattots aver, Ss,t.
nrday morning he visited tho Mechnntcs'
Dank OF New York, whore tile securities
were deposited ns collateral for $1,000 oyur-
tlrawa. and tried to negotiate for their re-
, 1881-11-02
MICHIGAN. SHER1FEe
ORGANIZATION Of II society Tar 3r,,
Iscncttt In netcetin@ and Cnu1,,st.a'l
y(IrunkGrs. 'F'Hf!tls

ORGANIZATION OF II society for ,r..
Iaencttt In nctceting and Cnn,nsta.al
l.nsynrenkfrs. f'"f4hs
Snreldf Etspateh to 1hd rateato 7tthn,.
F., t'sASt' flArins, Attcll., NV, ~ n,u
TIM Ut tie Sheritfs aNl their Deputus +, .sa
Satn WINS 1ialtl I!ero toslny, and Il S,aie s"s 'a
ills' Association wns formed, with w..
'junctl l'y sixty nombcrs. Tic intrrca" "as ,a
tile convention WIS grcat alnt the proccc,in.. =.
harmonious. Thu following ul}lcrrs !, snsa'
nne yes.r, were cloaen: !'rcsl,le,t. ih',,'s: rvns
l.t'twell. Sheriff nf 1cltawcu tCounty: n'ss v,'s
Presidents. lsaac Grnnt, ShcrIr of i.!.
COUNTY: Clark II. Smith, ShcrtIr Of ShIar..e He
Ece County: John Fanpcl, SterIt Of as tl,tasI
County; SeerctAry, Wuliur s. t;er, urnn,r' y
kunt County; Treasurer, John Perry. if,i.@'
Shcri'f of iz..,t County: Executive tonn;! ts'
're, Isane T. Lhnloreallx, Seri!f OF Kent
County; John Perry a,ul Waller y. j;ee >a, ~
this city. Tile association II to, Lo,t
reE!lar st'llllatt1,1,nl 'lect:ngs. 1t cnIeraJi cnIqJ
itp0il tic practical discussion of n,as,,,a.
FIR iAutna1 nsslstnmcp In cAtc!t,g crnIn'atts
md Its devices will doubtless prn;c Of nma
utility. Among Ot'Br things IL n, artansah .eh
'nlnt for w'lRt IL cnlteil "I'osta[ j,ist Hsnt
!niMing tho nalMes Of nil tho SllcrIiifx Iys WI
Dup ifes. efficient EDllstabies unt[ p0licem@en @
lyeryiMci', nlltt ntllers. wig, from tllo nat",s,
0f their business. nro useful to tirieriisSs.s
win tlclr, ,post-oilfccs, u, copy of wlei l. i,
!Ata correspondence Or tetcgraplllns in t Irss'
Ing Or, pursuing II tIi[er. i ,ilifor,l, tsSs.
WIS ntnpttrl. Other matters mrtaininn,tt i,ts 4
tttcial duties, ,iees, nlltl cn!rlcstes h X. H.
guilt wrre tttnfcnbly considered, Tba nas ~
society s'"rls will, cxcrliunt prospects, "'
, 1881-11-02
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,


Special Uhpdteh to 1'Ae Chicago Tftbuns
l'''sroS, Mass., Nov. 1.-1ianrIba! llamlIu.
United Stutts Minlstor to SlMlI1, w;ls gt,en
Il complimentary dinner to.lIght by a num.
Der or local Government officials and Der.
soIltl friends herr. There vera lots Of
spccc!cs, b't'tllc most Interesting was by tt
venerable wnl1ticnl himself, who spoke IL
snl!e tlutatl Ut thu circumstances VI Ills Leaf.
,'lg tho c,'stnns-l house, saying tlat he could
not entertain the Views held i,y lre,lltnt
.)oliAst'll, nor stn,id upon tho sumo ground
pnlttscAlly attl therefore le resigned lie (pI
1ectors'll,. Thu perso,Int "reminiscences wpIs
depressed very grueeflllly and ferlfngly In
tessl,trsu1t ~, Aks, spcecl were nlstt pci.
Washington life. Spenking Of Ills Inst ap
poEltlnent, lle said Will majesty tl!at, though
IN lntl lieeit accredited fu 50 nlcrnt mon.
ltrctly rs .Spain, llc lape.t tu ncconp|Ish some
tsDtlt enls. lie sail lint lln should cncayot
10 promote commercial relations between
Sp!ll '1id her PROVINCES. especially Cuha,
wIIicll :ire HOW 1liiter many restrictions. lla
spoku earnestly uuo1 ILLS li,lnt. alld showed
III, evident familiarity witt, tie needs Of
commercial intercourse between this coun,
try AMI Spnlll and llnr dependencies.
, 1881-11-02
VALUABLE GOLD DISCOVERY,

DENVER, Cplu., Nny. l.-Ona Of the lafgess
collaborating mineral discoveries was secent
" natie III Summit District, this Stale. o5
Judge Thomas N. Dowvu, Of Del Norte, COO
William II. Stevens, celebrated mining q: q.
port. llAyIng visIted and examined "
milne lron0unces it tho most temaftn. eafns
ablu MD. valuable gold llHo 1e!as rs
~ Mfss s rs II tns oYsF 1e'tsS siatssa II Fssa =, e.
Ii,u product OF tho niue trptu q tlttcol'staI}p
null averages about $lO0, ,0UU pei. lnohla -! y
gotl a!il taLllngs tf0m tllg mill. Doweh Dow,sys "
recently, ptfcrGl $:1000, 100 cash: By Eastss Etss
capilnlfsts fur half llturest In thoptopetsg.. ~.
tea Mf eoslasrsb!s us sS oxetsnet as asqa' IL aias IL
c1nS
, 1881-11-02
LIEUT.. FLIPPER,
Resumption Of lst* Trfnl by t.op,t.
Martial ut Fort fsnvlr, Tex,
ShSeful }1{tn1ttA IN 7ha f+bfro..

Martial ut NUrt fnvl., Toy.
spsefn| Dispatch to 7hd CAteaqo Tr,baa,.
FoHr DAVIS, Tex, Noy. l.-Thu gerpt,,
coirt-l'lartial for tho trial Of Sccou!.I,irIs
tenant II. U. FlIuper {colorctl}, Tenth t:,r
atry. met today pursuant 10 previous ID.
lournscnt, anu the court WIS duly orean.
lied. Cant. Merritt Darkett, Sixteenth In,
fn,.try, appeared ns en,lnsel for tho accu,ed
Slncc last adjournment iii September Liaut,
Col. .Jn,nes vunyotist. Sixteenth 1nfau,rr
WIS 0ctnilcd as u,i additional member of X.
court, til1 upon t!klnK Ills sent WIS ohIertaiT
10 by tho accused. claiming tint It vas in.
prtiller antl MI, Injustice to hEul to aai nh
l1eW ln0Sibtrs to tile court ut this tims
,the JutfSe-4Adyoeate, IN 1eply, clajlneJ
tint tho detailing Of new ,Sembrn
Of II routt-ltartiNl WIS thoroughly estsh
il3!lGd BY precedent atM practice, ai,d thst
rs the Actuseu hhtl INT been formally n,
rntKned, mid rs he still had tia rjgIt "t
challenging, his rights wera mt jeapsijlzed
Tie cnnrt proceeded to sustain thu cIal.
tel1Ee 0l, tic, ground tliat accused was int
satisfied 70 submit tho case to the co,iii ~
ilow constituted with tho addition Of In
challenged siemGur, but not ON tho grouM
nf.nItling q new member was impy0ner or
Illegal. 'Tlto court tholE adjourned unit lie
I'D Inst, =
, 1881-11-02


8ptetat D1patch to The Ctteaoa Tribune.
NEw YonK, Nov i.-ln Wall strcut totlny
Tic Newark tlefntcaiion continued tn excite
Il lively interest. Cashier i}a!tlwlt's denial
of the charges of stock speculation wns mt
lccepte4 rs satisfactory, and there
wore 1nnny who inclined to tito
opinion that Ills confession WIS
not tho wllnle truth. But among tho former
friends Of Tho ,llsgraceA n,n,I there was NJ,
inclination exhibited to. trust his .wOrtl.".A
Humber Df Newark bnnIsors circulated
through The street early II, tic ttny, and alI
Hgreed tGat there WIS every reason to
hclieve tint Baldwin 'hnl mado |. "ciean
breast" OF tho whotu matter, MD tllat lie hntl
stated every dollar Of his speculatloas lnl
heosI turned over to Nugent. How Nngont
III his lnorocco factory could have disposed
Of the immense sanls stolen was Dol cx-
plnll'ctl.
AlIt. HuNyOS,
Of tic firm III Martin l. l.nllyo,,, hrokcrs, Of
Will street, sail today that he WIS quite
positiyo TINT alr. baldwin had never lost IL
penny ln stock operations through lEs
house. OH thu contrary, Mr.. I}ald-
win took moro money aWny from
tile rln III stock transactions thaa he ever
brought 10 It. The cxtGMt Of Ills operations
lie could not say. They were, however. quite
limited, atal ut III time did he believe tElat
Mr.. Bulawln hatl ll0re than II tllo,l-
sand slinrrs. Mr. Dnldwin's nHl,lc figured
Ill the books rs ono 0f tho concerns cus-
tomers, md MI examination of these would
easily determine to wllatcxten Mr.. Baldwin
l'hsl ttnbblcl III stocks through. Ills l,ouse.
lie did rot 6ellove tl'at tho total sum wolQd
exceed $4,000.
''1T IL NONSENSE
10 bel1oye," shfu OnU matt, ''ii.nt tho Cashier
was TIC unly guilty party III tho tlefalcatton.
There Is no bank In tho clvilize.l world
where ono OF tho o'nploy6s cou'l steal
S500,000 without the knowledge Ut tho
Directors. ThIs slea las bcor Il systelr,uttr
one, ind you cull rely upon 1t tint tho d.
rcctors OF tho bank or other persons aru lnl-
plfcAtcd to rs great an extent rs tho CnsllIcr.n
a NICE POINT
wns brought up totlny, which shows how tho
Cashier h,ltl won tho confidence Of Ilis eltl-
p1oyers. It Ia reported, a,ld OIL good a,.-
tlI0rtty, thut l}allwl's bontlsntcn have llat
renewed tllpir bonds within fifteen years.
This being the cnse. tha sutettcs nrp no
longer responsible, alltl cAtlnt bo brought to
account for his rascallty, for, according to
llle laws OF NDw Jersey. 101tla arr ,us,utrGd
tn b. removed every seven ycars. After that
limo clnpses tic snre4es are voitl, ana the
bondsnen frcctl from III responsibility.
CAUSED ny STOCK SPECULATION.
III tbs IFfsler'I AssoctatsI Prtss. -
NEW ionK, Noy. l.-'rho l,st says; :. IL
ls now understood tlat tho Mccl,anIcs' M
tlallal Hunk ar Newark lDsea by lts CASHIER
nbout Saa,tDo,'Do. The alleged uso Of tho
money ly htM Ii even nl0r0 amazing tlian tho
amount taken, a1NI ttlrrg Ii reuson ft,r l1nl,t-