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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-26

LIvEHroor. June 2c-4rrvsd steamers Archimeds tsrss
John june an OBJ FsSsr rom s'si e.:
sell from Sss.
frq% NsxYOTS jane is on her way @ London; ra",
FROM lame ISns steamer Basd0n @ Dun
MONTREAL June 25-Arved steamers Lake Ysplgon and
HiLFAI June 56Arrvsd steamers Alpha and Worcester
FABLE POINT. June 24.Passed inward steamer Thorn
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON June 25Arived. steamer Jesse Freeman. An
Cleared steamers New.Brunswlck Colby, Yarmouth. MS,
aath~Arrived steamer Norman. Yickerson Philadelphia
June 2SnArTyed steamers aS Asss tB
isDtown swasey Boston centpede warrington. dos READ.
ip SsSsns Fab RVer Sherman Providence
Bidfle. Wallace, New.York; saxon; snow Boston
ter Mills Boston, Panther Wiley New6aryport Peroaens
BAInsoRE June 25-Arrived Goval tBr, Brown.
Cleared steamers Nova scotan B Richardson Liverpool
India Ger. Holdt Aarhus Broomhangh tBr1 Andersons
Leith; Allegheny, HaIet Boston; Nneiand FOSTER New
saiisd steamers Broom haugh, India and Allegheny.
SAVANNAH. June 2o-Anved. steamer City OF Columbus
Fisher, Boston.
Announcements
LUNDBoRG's PERFUMES,
EDESrA AND MAREcHAL MIL ROSE
BODY BRUSSELS CARPET.--Great sale. 500
pieces best 5frames close quickly 81 rs perry
SHEPPARD KNAPP & Co, Sixth.aye. and l3thst
Flies, roaches ants, bed-bugs rats, mice,
crows chpmunks cleared out by Rough on Rats" l5c.
Poland Water and Pure Poland Soda at
"a Nassau. st.. Tribune Building
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
4Lexiugton.aye.. between 10Th and 30th-sts
Hours & 10 l. a. Diseases OF tbs Nervous system,
Genito- Urinary Organs. Impotence aud Stsrllity.
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SHARP WORDS BETWEEN OFFICIALS.
MR.. REILLY SAYS THAT HE DOESN'T CARE fie
FOR Mr. AsTEN's OPINION.

FOR Mr.. AsTEN's OPINION
At the meeting of the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portionment yesterday, President Kelly OF tne
Board of Aldermen moved that al sac % oe t
expenses of the special committee OF Alderme nov
investigating the frauds in the FINANCE depart
President Asten opposed the motion on
the GROUND that the Board had no legal
right to transfer any sum for purpose OF tnis Inu.
The Mayor had the power, he said to authorize the
Observation-Disclosures of Accounts TO examine the books
and accounts of any department of the City Govern
i IN yestiratio T of the Finance Department.
Mr. Reilly declared that the Board OF Estimate
and Apportonment had the powerto make the trans
an investigation. The Commissioners OF
Accounts had made one examination
of the frauds in the Finance Department and tne
public were not satisfied with it. Frauds had been
committed in the Finance Department. ana IL was
only tight that the bottom facts should De reacheu
Mr.. Asten asserted that the commissioners Oh ac-
CATION He thought that the Corporation Con nsel
should be asked if money could be appropriated Tor
III maintain" said Mr. Reilly, "that we have
such authority. The special committee OF the
Board of Aldermen have brought out evidence
showing gross carelessness In the management o.
the Finance Department. The loose management
of that Department allowed frauds to be carried on
there for several years before they were
to have the frauds fully investigated: am not III
favor of covering up any corruption,
These remarks are unCdIltu iOi, n'''
Asten. % l wish to act in legal manner. believe
that this board has no legal authority to make such
transfer" ,
Il do not care fig for the gentleman's opinion"
Mr.. Reilly retorted sharply. Il have not asked
him for mis- opinion" , =, =,
II shall certainly vote for the transfer" said the
Controller.
The motion was carried, the Mayor, Controller
and Mr. Reilly voting in the affirmative and Mr.
stem in the negative.
Lindsay j. Howe, the expert accountant appointed
by the Board of Aldermen to investigate the &C
counts In the Finance Department applied yester-
day to the Commissioners of Accounts for leave TO
examine the books, papers, coupons. ETC.. In their
possession. They are making second examination
of the Finance Department. They declined to recog,
nize Mr. HOwe's authority until he had received
a written authorization from General Cochrane,
chairman of the Aldernens Committee. This was
procured and the Commissioners of Accounts prom
ised to grant Mr. Howe the necessary facilities Inc
Dstrct-Attorney's Office then visited. AS
sistant District-Attorney Vincent declined to allow
certain papers to 60 out of the possession OF me
custodian These bear on the culpabity OF Will
lam b. Carroll, the dead defaulting clerk and are
necessary to thorough examination of the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AGO. 1885 Moon rises 1877 aoon's g days 81
HIGH WATER TODAY
LM-slndvHooE -; Gov. Island COS: Hell Gate 1854
PG-Sandy A0ok DOL. COZ Isani o.Ji; Hell Gate, 2.23
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r. IL. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
HE CHEAPEST AND EST MEDICINE FOR FANILY

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USEIN THE WORLD.
SUMMER COMPLAINTS!
teaspoonful in half tumber Of water will in d sS
noments cure CRAMPS. SPASMS SOUR sTDMAChs
HEARTBURN, NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESs NESS
SICK HEADACHE, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERf, COLLIN
FLATULENCY. and all INTERNAL PAINS.
MALARIA, - -.u
CHILLS AND FEVER, CURED. ,,
RA DwAY'S READY RELIEF Is A CURE FOR EEEEf
PAIN; TOOTHACHE, HEADACHE, NEUEAbS5lS5
sPRAiNs BRUISES, PAINS IN THE BACK, CHkSi
IL was the first and
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY.
Price, SO cents per bottle. Sold by druggists
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pRowNINGs By ACCIDENT AND DESIGN

Reuben H. Norcott an artist. of No. 1877 Charl-
ton-st who has been boarding at McQuinlans
Hotel at Clifton, s. l., committed suicide yesterday
morning from LAWYERS shp-yard. For some time
he had suffered from acute neuralgia and malaria
until hism was affected. He started with his
wife for morning walk, and on reaching the pier
he requested her to take letter to the post office.
She had gone only half the length of the yard when
on turning back TO look at her husband she saw
merely his coat and hat. He had hastily thrown
OFF the articles and plunged overheard. The body
was recovered.
A short stout man about forty years old, who
wore a dark cap and a brown checked suit,
took off his outside clothing At the foot of
into the East River. Persons who, saw bin
make the plunge thought at first that he in
tended to take a BATH and efforts were not made
to rescue him. His body soon disappeared. The
TO the police. who did not find anything
in the pockets TO establish the suicides indetity
1t is believed that the man was an emlgrant
Captain Norton of the fishing schooner Melody.
Informed the police that at l a. m, while the
schooner was off Bay Ridge, John Danser, a deck
hand, fell overheard and was drowned. Danser
was twenty -seven years old and lived at New Lon
don, Conn. .
James Levy, eleven years old. whose parents live
at No AIT West Thirty fell into the North
River at the foot of Gansevortst. and was drowned
HIS body was recovered.
John COnnors. young man whose home was at
South Amboy, N j.. was drowned accidentally In
the North River at Pier No. SO. The body was re-
covered and sent to the morgue.
The body of an unknown man has been found in
the water at Pier No. l, North River
The body Of an unknown man, the features so
badly decomposed as to be uDrecOgnzable, was
found on Rockaway Beach. near the big hotel The
body was clothed IN a hickory shirt, dark cloth
be that Of lsborer employed on the dumping
ecOws.
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surgeon OF policeman. and none coming; the young
Iadv WAS placed on cushions in a friends carriage
and taken home, where she lies IN critical condl-
finn
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MR.. PEARSON AND THE PRIVATE POSTS.

Postmaster Parsons attention was called yester-
day to a report that he had been connected with
some of the companies for the private delivery of
letters and for that had neglected to report
to the Department the existence OF companies that
were violating the law. Mr.. Pearson said to q
TRIBUNE reporter: Il have never held
any stock, nor bought any, nor mad any purchased
for me IN ang messenger or delivery company. The
rumor may have arisen from one fact. Abont year
ago two friends IN whom had confidence came {"
nv office aud asked 10 sign an aDpllcaloI 90 the
Secretary of the State for the Incorporation OF the
Manhattan District Telegraph Company. ! uld SO.
and my name may therefore have appeared as cor
poratOr. and, am informed also appeared as tTus-
tee for the first year. But | never received notice
of my election trustee, knew of or attended
any meeting, aud don't know now where the othce
of the company Is. ! was never in any way inter
osted in any other company for the delivery OF let
ters."
The district telegraph companies have always
held hat they act only as special messengers and
are not liable TO the penalties against private ter
dispatch Offices. The section under which compa-
MES have been sued for the recovery OF penalties
expressly excerpts from its provisions the carry ing OF
letters by special messen gers
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIiN RESOLVElT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

FOR THE CURE OF ALL CHRONIC DIsEASES
Chronic Rheumatism Scrofua Gandusr swelling. Hack
ing Dry Cough Cancerous Affections 5yphhtc 60 nplin
NEEDING the Lungs Dyspepsia, Water Brasil White ~
ings TumOrs Pmples Bloches Erupons on the Face u-
GERS skin Diseases Mercurta Diseases Fenae
plants Govt Dropsy Ricketts, salt eum Bronchlsls Soi
sumption Kidney Bladder, Liver Complaints &c.
PJJRIFIES THE BLOOD RESTORING HEALTH AM
VIGOR; CLEAR SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COAfLsAr
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MISS LEONARD IN THE TOMBS.
EFFECTS OF IMPRISONMENT.

NOT PLEASED WITH ldE NtiANNE ohO"hEN ~A.
EFFECTS OF IMPRISONMENT.
Helen Leonard who shot Mrs. Clarence Smith on
June 10, was removed yesterday from tho Jefferson
Market JAIL where she has been inearcerated since
look Ill and wretched from suspense and anxiety
to see you.0 She said to a TRIBUNE
reporter two three hours after her arrival In her
new ouarters lit is so terribly lonely here"
"Then you do not like the changer
81 hate it, Everyone was kind at Jefferson Mar
ket Mrs Burrowes, the matrOn, has been like
mother to me- She is like mother, and Christian
one, too, 10 all the unfortunates there, and
will never forget her linen nave ave., al4tn n
II is nv old governess who used to teach me and
my sister IN New Orleans. She is living at Roehes-
ter, but just as soon as she saw about me IN the
papers she came TO New-fork to take care OF me,
and she has been here ever since.
Have you heard from Calaghanp
mo lie was in POughkeepsle few days, but
believe lie is in New-York now. But he can DO me
no good now his evidence would not help me-"
Miss Leonard also repeated her statement that
when she was arrested ana TAKEN 70 10 Inspector
bad lust been there and that nothing would be
done If She returned Mrs. Smiths letters. was
office till half-past before taken to Jefferson
Market jail. Doesn't that look as if they were try
ing to arrange mattersT
around the Dstrct-Attorney's Office yesterday
morning, to do her more HARM she sup
posed. She expects TO have her case
wished her to postpone the trial TIL the first Mon
day after the Fourth Of July. But L screamed.
she said, "when he suggested it this morning. !
told him would die If | were locked upa any longer
so he is going 10 apply for trial in daY or two"
When asked If sue thonght Mrs Smith would be
well enough 10 give evidence Miss Leonard ex-
pres ed herself very theoretically: " Mrs. Smith,
indeedl will just tell you she wasn't wounded at
ali. When she was lying on the sofa at Dr. Blon-
delrs and was walking up and down the room,
lust went over 10 her and saw where the bullet
struck Ii struck her corset and glanced of TO- one
side Idon't be.ievethe bullet gave her scratch, but
of course Dr. Bondel aud DIR. Phelps are against
me. There is Clarence Smith poisoning their ears,
and have no friends to speak for me-" Mr. Knit
zinc, Miss Leonards counsel, said that further
application for bail would be made. Ii it is Sc, 000
or 1900, it does not matter" he remarked none Of
hasten the trial as much as possible"
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THE FRENCHMAN SAYS II WAS ACcIpEN

Maurice Mougel, the young Frenchman who shot
himself on sunday afternoon at No. "a West
Thrd-st lies IN a critical condition at st. Nlncents
Hospital, The shot was fired from large pistol of
French make, the ball penetrating the left lung
lust above the heart DIR. Herold, the house sur
geon Of the hospital, says that the wound, while
not necessarily fatal is of dangerous ch1rlcter
Mougel was conscious yesterday and converted in
German with DR.. Herod. He Is inclined 10 be re-
lcent, but he SAYS that he was druggist IN France
lie denies that he intended to commit suicide and
states that the shooting was accidental
Mongel has lived at RavenswOOd, Long Island
City, for over two months, and he removed to New
York City only few days ago. He had some
trouble with the family with whom he lived, and
then he SAID that ho was q married man.
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RARE COINS AND MEDALS AIT AUCTION

The sale of William j. Jenks's collection of
American and foreign coins and medals began yes
terday afternoon az Bangs a. Co.'s auction rooms
No. 739 Broadway. For the silver dollar OF 1894
IN fair condition. $4l was paid. A unique specimen
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POET
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK...... MONDAY. JUNE 25 1888
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Poland Water and Pure Poland Soda al
l "a Nassau.st. Tribune Building.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
lA4Iaxington.aye bet geen 10Th and 30th.sts
Hours StO l. 5t07 Diseases Of ths Nervous system.
Cenito- Urinary Organs. Impotence aud Stsrlty.
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Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs rats, mice,
crows chpmunks. cleared out by Rough Rats" l5e
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Announcements

BODY BRUSSELS CARPET.--Great sale. 500
pieces 5frames close quickly 81 rs
sHEPPARD KNAPP & Co, Sirth.aye. and l3th.st
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
POLITICAL NOTES.
Special Dispatches to THK BEE.

special Dispatches 20 THk BBp.
The Maine legislature has adjourned.
The anniversary Of Hungarian independ.
ence was celebrated in New York TO- night.
The Rhode Island republican state con.
vention nominated Augustus o. Brown
for governor.
Tammany Hall adopted resolutions on
the death of the late Governors Morgan,
Jewell and Stephens.
Charles de Have Stesnhuyse, one of the
most noted politician of Belgian, il a pas.
senger on the steamer Switzerland, due in
New York Saturday. He intends to stay
only few weeks.
A new polit' cal party is in course of
formation in Montreal, to establish the
authority of the Catholic church in the
direction of education and support of
Jesuits in their claims for the recovery Of
confscated lands.
The republicans of Cincinnati nomi.
mated A. M. Warner for the superior court
Qong torm); 4. o. Eshelby, city comp
troller; William b oettger, treasurer; Henry
Karb, board OF public works. Resolu-
tions were adopted oondemning the civil
service reform act.
Senator Blair. of New Hampshire, de.
nies that he has combined forces with
Rollins In the coming senatorial contest.
and declares he will never form az alliance
with Rollins, Briggs, Chandler, or make
q combination with any candidate; that
while acknowledging himself o candidate,
he will not fight for reelection.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16

q Telephone company was incorpo.
rated to-day. capital stock $500, 600,
divided Into 50, ,000 shares Of $40 each.
The incorporators were Frederick nj
Delono, Horny O. Dsrivera and Chas.
Rsbadan, who hold all the stock.
The line will run from New York In
as direct line as possible to Yucatan,
Toboco, Chiopas and Oayaca, Mexico.
A large number of personal and
political friends called to see Patrick
Egan to-day.
Mayor Edison this morning united
in marriage at tho city hall, Elsie,
youngest son OF George Francis Trsiu,
and Eliza Brown, step daughter of the
late Charles K. Thorne
The Msil and Express says: cit 10
extremely probable that the Wabash
road will bo leased to the Iron Moun-
tain system. If the Wabash ia leased
to the Iron Mountain southwestern
System, which now terminates at St,
Louis, it would be extended to
Toledo, and the roads centeriug at ST..
Louis would not complain IL tho Mis-
snuri Pacific Pacific gave ito business
to Its own line, which by the present
pooling arrangement is now divided
In S.. Louis. This would make To-
ledo instead of st. Louis the distrib.
utirg point and the Wabash, instead
of getting 8 per cent of the business,
would reasonably expect to get 90 OF
GO per cent, and this amount of bust.
ness would make with the Wabash all
the difference in the world. The
Wabash would then probably earn q
divid and on Its common stock the first
year after the new arrangement tool
effact
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
IOWA BREWERS.
They Pay Omaha a Friendly
Visit,
And are Bauquetted at
Wirth's.

Upon the invitation of Messrs Krug
& Son, the Iowa brewers association
yeOterday visited Omaha In q body.
They were met at the depot with car
risges and visited the State Fair
grounds and the various points of in-
teress about the city
AT 2 O'Clock they sat down to On
elegant dinner OF John Wirth'r, Il
being the first public celebration Of
Mr. Wirth's opening since the fire
destroyed his place. Mayor Boyd
presided at the table, and in addition
to the guests as named above there
were among the Omaha gentlemen
present, krrg and Son, the hosts, P.
K. Her, X. Suessenbach, Metz and
son, and Gottlieb Storch.
Champagne In liberal quantities
washed down the excellent and sub
stantial layout provided on such short
notice by Mr.. Wirth and there were
speeches from both Omaha and Iowa
gentleman.
The visitors returned home by the
4 O'Clock train.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
Special Dispatch es 10 TEE Bsl.

Special Dispatch es to TEE BEE.
Albert c. Danper has been elected pres.
ident of the Bank of Mobile.
The Mississippi river commission
leaves Cairo this morning on the steamer
Mississippi.
In the shooting contest in st. Joe, yes
terday, Bogardus scored 63. Carver 92, clay
pigeons. Bogardus is sick.
John Baldwin killed VIM. Watkins, at
Roanoke, Va, and then himself. Both
were colored and rivals in love.
The Massachusetts, house defeated by an
overwhelming majority the bill to compel
corporations to pay em oloyes weekly.
Fl. N. Holdsworth, cashier of the bank
of Hotopp & Holdsworth, Elizabeth.
town, Kentucky, has disappeared with
50, 900.
Three children, aged 9, z and 5, were
fatally burned at q hotel in Sleepy Eye,
MINI, while sleeping on the floor. A
lamp tipped over.
The Baltimore & Ohio telegraph COM
pany have been granted permission to lay
wire under ground in the built up portion
of Philadelphia.
1t is reported in Nashville, and gen.
errlly believed, that Polk's attorneys have
made proposition for full settlement of
his deficit to the state.
Mrs. Ellen Birmingham died in Louis
vile Thursday, aged 107. She wss o ma.
tive of Tippe rary. Ireland, and came TO
America forty years ago. !,
The New York Evening Poet says the
bonds Issued by the Northern Pacific term.
inal company for the purpose of building
depots and elevators at Portland. Oregon,
have all beeli sold.
In the trial Of Enos s. Crowther, " Q
S100, 600 bond robbery. in st. Joseph, Mo.
the defense are attempting to prove an
alibi. His wife testified to-day that
Gro owther was at home all the time on the
night of the robbery.
A6olph X ,puella, surviving partner 'oi
the firm of Doughty & Kappella, ship
builders, Philadelphis, has assigned. The
assets largely exceed the liabilities. There
will be a surplus after paying all debts in
full. Ksppella had the contract for q
dredge, Count DeLesseps," attached by
S. P. Morris & Co., who furnished the
machinery.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
THE FlsH COMMISSION.
They Hold q Meeting to Arrange the
Coming Years Campaign.

The Nebraska board of fish commits.
sioners, consisting OF Mr.. Lew May,
DR.. r. r. Livingstone and B. Z B'
Kennedy, Esq, Of this city, held a
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
office of the latter, the full board be-
Ing present.
At this meeting they laid out their
work for the present year, covering
the building of additional ponds, q
Matching houne, superintendent house
and an iron fence about the grounds.
Also the purchase OF the necessary ap-
paratus for carrying on tho work at
South Bend 30 % to bring the great.
est return to the cltizsns of the state
This is absolutely the only body of
state fiji ,ials who draw no salaries,
psr diem or other remuneration fox
their services, and not only that, but
ono raenats: of the board paid out
$500 from his own pocket for Ieedec
Improvements, which the state apprc.
pristion would not cover, and never
asks for cent of 1t back,
The gentlemen composing the board
represent the sportsmen's interest
throughout the state, working for the
good of every club as well as of citizens
at large, and one Of the noted sports
men makes the suggestion that these
organizations ought and could easily
make some provision by which It
would at least cost nothing to be a
commissioner, and would be invested
so as to return an hundred fold. He
proposes to start the good work with a
fifty dollar note whenever o move Ia
made in this direction.
Commissioner May will probably
visit the London Exposition next sum-
mer to obtain some valuable inforlna.
tion In the line of their work.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16

whether So per cent Is to be the duty
upon the whole quantity Of tobacco
embraced on the invoice or upon the
contents OF each separate package,
The matter has been referred to the
collector of customs and New York
and Boston, with instructions to con.
suit the trade and report rule for the
government of the department ON the
question.
BUYING BULLION.
The treasury department to. day
purchased 400, 900 ounces of silver
for delivery at Philadelphia, New
Orleans and San Francirco mints.
AN HONEST MAN.
ExRepresentative Flower, of New
York, returned to the treasurer
S45S 80, the amount over paid him
on account of his salary and mileage
as member of the Forty-seventh
congress.
KANSAS LANDS.
Ex.Gov. Crawford, resident arept
OF the state Of Kansas, to- day filed
at the interior department o brief in
support of the position taken by tho
state authorities on sundry long pend
Ing questions in regard to the Atchi.
son, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad land
grant. The case will probsbly come
before the recorder for oral argum ent
at an early date. The brief argues
thst the adjustment of the grant un.
der the supreme court decision of 1876
concerning it would give the state title
to about SO, coo acres of land alleged
to have been Illegally certified to the
railroad company, and that in any
event the state is entitled to some 30,.
600 acres now held by the railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-16
A Whisky Windup.


CINCINNATI, March. 15.--The firm
of Pfirrman & Pau, whisky dealers,
suspended to-day. The liabilities
amount to 1926, 600; assets, $500, 900.
The rumor that o failure was likely
to occur caused good deal of anxiety
In business circles early In the day,
but as soon as 1t became known that 1t
was Pfirrmann & Pau who had been
driven to the wall, sense of relief
was experienced, and no bad results
are likely to follow on account of the
failure. Tho suspension is due to
over.production and the failure of con-
gress to pass the bonded whiskey ex-
tension bill. Two small drafts, each
for less than 5000 each, went to
protest. An extension could probably
have been secured, but there was no
probability that the situation would
improve. There Is evidently little
chance Of loss of any of the creditors.