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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-01

HILLLpoRo, Sept, 2S.-[Specisl.l-
Districts court opsned this morning
with Judge j. N. Hall presiding. On
organizing the grand jury, he deliver
I'd "a able charge, calling uhoir attor-
ton specially 10 several
laws, among them the
Law punlahing officers for not col
laotiag fines when Imposed. The civil
docket is very heavy. II was called
and cases set, The court set the fol-
lowing murder CASES and ordered
Is special yeniso OF 81 nen in each one:
State VIZ, w, l., Buchanan, for 10Th OF
Octoser; State vs., NJ, Frier, for 2lst of
O1tobsr; State va. James Averitt, for
29th sf October.
This evening when Lewis ClampSt
went to the Mills livery stable to get
his hOrSe that We had left there to se
TED, he began to abuse John ELLIS, the
hostler, who 10 large, long-zrmsd
freshman, and AZ Ellis began 10 talk
bDck, Ciampst closed on him with
pocket knife sIid cut him oysr the Left
eye and on the back of the head, and
bruised him some on the top of the
head. Ellis caught MIN in the collar
and heia aim off or ne would have
bean dangerously cut. Ellis is quiet,
pesceabls citizen, and Campet's
friends say they have never bstore
known his temper TO gs5 on 80 badly
before.
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years Teach Mare Than B e.ks.

Aulong Other vGInebic lessons I'M
parted by this teacher IL the fact that
Tor very long time De. Pisrcs's
Golden Medical Discovery" has bseD
the urirlcs Of liver correctives and
blood purifiers, being the household
pny sicIan Of the poor man, and the
abs consulting physician 90 the rich
patient, and praised by ALL for its msg-
efficient service and efficacy in all
diseases OF q chronic nature, as ma
tarial poisoning, ailments OF the re-
spira.ory apd digestive Bystenis, liver
diteaae and In all Cases where the use
OF an slterative remedy 10 indicated.
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Uvaide.

UvALDE, Sspt, 2s.-[Special. dds.
trct court was occupied to-day with
argument, on motion for anew trial
in ths case OF Ross Kennedy, the
wealthy stockmsn, who received a
verdict last Friday of two years In the
penitontisry on charge OF altering a
brand on COW, .. Ellis, for the de-
Tense, having occupied the entire af-
ternoon III suppors OF the mo5lon. The
case is attracting Intense Interest.
an ultimate Triumph IS confidently
expected by the friends OF
Kennedy. c. q. Clamp, for tho prose-
cution, speaks tonight. Cslonel U
sob, for the Cefepse, VIII occupy to-
morrow. District Attorney D0ggs has
most vigorously prosecuted. The vsr-
dict Wac y great surprise.
A correspondent OF the WEST Texan
writes bnas silver mine and won
deffui mineral well have just been dis
covered in Dry Fro csDyon, Uval6e
county, both of which promise to be
bOnanZAe.
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IfelnDd.
WHAT TUE LEAGUE PHOPOSEs,

DUBLIN, Sent. 2S.--Rscent inyesti-
cations by = committees of tina National
Loegue have resulted in the discovery
nf number Of 'pers3as v he have been
uDjusGiy psrseeGted by The present
system of Dnyootting by cateidscR Civ
ing damaging information against
neigh bors Ghrough private spite. The
League, therefore. proposes to restrict
bgycosting 70 offsndoIs against the
League.
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&. Heavy DefaIcas lion.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-It 10 stated that
the BANK eXamiuer who has
been investigating tue affairs OF
the Farminghsm Savings bank
whose cashier, Coleman Adams, COM
mitted suicide J2st August, haa dis
covered that A dams was dofaulter to
the extent OF $225, 900, and the bank ex-
aniner LAS applied Tor an Injunction
restraining tho bank frsn doing
further business until It's nffairs can
be Strengthened cut.
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The New Postmaster

GALVESTON, Sept. 2s,-[Speclal.l l.
Tho appointment OF Colonel Thomas
p. Gary IA postmaster at this place 10
received with general satisfaction, and
IL faYorably Common ted an as one Of
the best and most judi
cious selections FOR Fed
ergl Oillce made ia this district.
Cllonel Gary was not 2 candidate for
the position, neither has he heoN CON
spiclous OF been prom nently active IN
Pc tiles. He Wa, however, tho unani-
NOUS choice ot IN Texas congressional
delegation. Colonel Gary Ia u naive
OF Virginia, raised in Alabama. lie
came 10 Texas over = quarter
oil = century ago. He taught
school IN Walker county ana
VAS engaged in merchautils
pursuits in PiRuteraville, Crime
county. Where thu var broke out
Joining ih9 ranks IL the ConfoierGcy,
he was appointed supervising agent
aud in conjunction with tho late
General e. b. Nohols aud Mr.. Clinton
q. Wells, OF this city, and Colonsl w.
II. Hutchin2s, now prominent
banker II Houston, kept the army wal
supplied with the necessaries Of life.
After tho surrender Colonel Gary
cams to Galveston and returned 81
business pursuits ~ janior member
VI the wholessie grocery house of
Llwther & Gary, ana subsequently Of
The grocery and cotton firm OF Gary &
Oliphant, OF ieto years he has been
connected with tho freirht depart.
maut of this Missouri Pacific railway.
Capt. Griffin, suspended to make way
for Colonel Gary, has boon hero STAGE
The close o. the wrr, and has always
heen acliva In Republican politics and
flied various Federal positions
with credit. His appointment as
postmaster was made some nine
months sgo on tho death of
Oscar Garrison, eiDc9 which time he
bas discharged the duties satiEfactO-
lily He was 10 the Federal army, GO
ing into service fcom Brootlyn, New
York, and for gallant services in the
field he was prom tied 70 capsainoy.
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COLORADO, Sept 2--[Special. 1.-The
Lone Star self works ara nearing com
pletion and will soon be in operation.
All that ia lacking now is the putting
in OF the machinery. The salt is Of
first.clsss quality. The capacity Of
the well will be 500 barrels per day.
The Isl Of October the water works
viii also be Ia operation, ana Colorado
an abuadapce OF good water.
Major Penr's meeting is growing in
interest, and vast muititudes flock to
hear him, Tho saloon men and gam
blers ara attending regularly aud
seem TO be- deeply Interested.
A light rain fell yesterday evening;
1t is greatly needed in this section
now,
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Another vio..ry for thu Genosta.

New York, Sept. 20 Tire Caps May
challenge cup presented by James
Gordan Bennett, in 1882, will also 90
to England az ono of the Genesta's
prizes, she having won hsr last and
perhaps, sasesr victory by beating her
former compstilsr, rnu schooner
Dsuntlsss, IN the rsca from Sandy
Hook aronri Cap May iigbtship ard
return. The 9enees,. mad the lead at
the start ard kept IL throughout the
race, a4 gfs 3gfa5 A3
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People have become accustomed to
hear 81 new discoveries. They were
hardly prepared, however, TO hear that
q medicine had been discovered which
had in it no morpbis or opium and
yet would cure coughs. THIS remedy
il Red Star Cough Cure, and it ia en-
dorsed by the most eminent sci
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Coleman.

CoLsMAN, Sept. Is. Especial. J.
There is sn unprecedented boom. The
announcement thief the Gulf, Colorado
s. ssata Fs railway is to be- extended
to Coleman without delay, $4,000 for
srbsids. rgat of.way aAd depst
grounes. lass given the town such o
boom as has never been Witnessed in
Texas Hrncs blIe advsnt of railroads
into tbs State. Capitalists have been
visiting hexs fot several months tho
decision Of the COMPANY. and sp soon
40 it vas made known, investments
in real estate took the proportions "a a
crsze. The resl estate agent and the
clerk OF The county court With his
ospaties arc crowded above their abil
ity 70 keep up. District court in in
ssasioo s1d although there are some
very important cases pending, they
sttrsct no attention. The business
boom rnopop0liseg everything else.
More than 400 town lots have been
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Athena.

ATHENS, Sept. a. - Corresponds
eneo.l Tho completion OF tho Trunk
railway 10 this point viii open mp =
sow enterprise here, which will slso
b. ofspoclal benefit 20 your msgniR-
cent city. This portion Of our county
abounds VITA thu very best quality Of
Jug clay, ana We are now shipping
luga by tho car load % numerous
parts of tho State, and wherever th0y
nave gone thny have attracted the A..
taniion OF dealers by their extra
quality.
Waco, realizing Ia. benefits shs can
cure from onr csnnccu1n by the
4 XRs 4 S.. Louis railway, has .iuss
purchased for $50, through MIR. Page
5. Eaton, FROM Mr., n. +. Murcnison,
ono acre of land Nnou. three-iourths OF
\ wile from town, from which the clay
will be shipped 70 said CITY for the puT-
pose OF establishing a pottery tharo.
We arc now making paving brick
from this clay, aud With them are
bringing our sidewalks 20 q condition
OF bsauly aud pcrnnnency equal to
sny city have wished in the State.
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HOUSTON, Sept. 2s.-lSpecial, I-Wil-
liam Look, retail grocer of this city,
assigned to-day 20 W. @. Dunn. The
liabilities amounted TO sl,5ee75.
r. Rum, who was shot last night and
expected to die before day, is still
alivs.
The public schools opened to-day
with 1900 pupils attending. IT is OK
peo.ed this will increase to 1000 by the
end OF next week.
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Cuba.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--Miguel Suaa-
req, the consul general of Spain, re-
ceived djEpatch to-day stating that
Lambsno and General Gonzales, two
Cuban leaders, had been shot In
ambush by Spanish troops.
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Cholera Record.
THROUGHOUT SPAIN,

MADRID, Sept. 2s.-FiYo hundred
ana sixty new cases of cholero and EOS
deaths were reporoad yesterday
throughout Spain.
IN FRAHCE
PARIS, Sept. 25.- Reports received
from various psrts OF the Alps, mari
TINS and southeastern portions OF
France, show thRt tho cholera is
spreading throughout the district.
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RIGHT OF sUFFRAas TO WOMEN.
MADRAS, Sept. 2S-rne municipal
HAYS xtsnd sd tas rghs of
suffrage to women
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HepStozone builds up The whole
system. lis toliic effecis ara won.
fserfut
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Sept. 23.-lSpecial. ]-Some-
time afler midnight last night, Ange
Washington, colored, and his wife or
mistress, Oracle Vance, were murder
ed in cabin backof the residence OF
Mr.. Duaiam, in ths north part OF Aus
tin. aid two mulattO girls, LuciDds
Badly and Patsy Gibson sleeping ia
the sms cabin we're nearly Killed. IL
Is suspected To have bsen done by $
negro named Doc Woods, who escaped
and hss not set been arrested. Dncin-
ds STATES that she thinks 1t WAS Doc
Woods, judging from his voice, ith
which she Was familiar the girls
were both knocked ssnsslsss, rs one Of
thrm statep, with = sandbsg. They
will probably recsver. Washington
was found soon after the tragedy, un-
conscious, Though breatajng, Dnd died
bkfOre daylight, Gracie had been
dragged out of the window, thrown
over fence ami dragged of Is yards
further, where ths indications are that
abe was ravished and Then beaten to
death with rock. A witch WIS 1ounu
with tho chain fastened around her
erm, and the crystal was picked mp .
fsw yards away. This may lead TO
the ideassty OF the william, II Woods ~
NOT the man. Woods, brother hiss
been arrested on suspicion. Also nH
other negro, Ben OyertoD, whose horse
Was found Tied near the scene OF the
tragedy. Ban claims the horse wss
stolen from him saturday.
Sheriff Hornsby, with Chief Of Police
Lac aud two assistants, arrested lai3
this evening, at the farm Of MIlen
Baird, abcut seven miles from this
oily, DOG Woods suspected q being
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EOGEWORra BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL

For Young Ladies' and Little Girls.
aIrs. Ii. p. Lefeovre. Principal. No. 80
franklin street, Baltimers Nd The 2ith
TENDER IL. 1885.
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WASHINGTON Al Lee UNIVERSITY
Lexington. v,rsiuis.

Instruction In the usual academic Studies
and In he professional Schools OF Law and
Engineering. Location heaithfll; en-
penses mOiernte. SaAaion opens reptem
Der H. = ~ eais % 'af ~ u.'- go oi IN
Fcnifr -
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.fsY Yut4 dAgIT0 POBDEn gcDll


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raE FAlTn CURE.
An Interesting Test nsIps Made ln,the Cit

An Interesting Test Bslug Made lnsthe City
r Of Erie.
Erie, Pa. Feb. 27.-An interesting
scientifc.religio test was commenced
here and is being watched with deep in
terest. Adam p. Harley, a Lake Shore
ehploye and an officer Of the Knights Of
fPythias and Odd sFellows, has been suffer.
Ing from consumption, has been amin
mate Of the Hanoi Hospital, under the
care Of Dr. Il. a Spencer, surgeon.in.chief
Of the Philadelphia q Erie Railroad. Two
weeks ago the hospital faculty pronounced
Harley's case incurable, and predicted an
early demise He was removed to bis
mothers home, and while lying in
bed specializing upon his fate
In the iuture state to which he was jour
neying, he told Master Workman Lesser,
THE sick committee, that he had decided
To put the prayer enre TO the test. Lesser,
who is good christian citizen, and a firm.
believer in cure by faith and prayer, sent
for Mrs. Thompson, superintendent OF the
Erie Fsith Cure Asylum, and that lady,
accompanied by Mrs. Stoddard, ,of Roches-
Ter, N. ", came. and performed the cere-
+inohy OF laying on hands and prayer. To
the Leader representative Harley declares
that In, fifteen minutes after they left he
was seized with an Snncontrollab desire
to getSup and pat on his pants, with q view
to going out to testify for God. Although
he had been lying helpless, without power
TO turn nibed, be found himself able TO
crafty his wish, and when his friends
came up they found him dressing. The
paid and thin young man thumped
his narrow lchests with all Ills might
to prove the strength of the.
new lungs which he insists have replaced
the honeycombed old ones. He ihyited
the reporter to contribute o blow for the
same purpose. The Invitation was de-
clined. For the truth; Of al he says he
referred the reporter to DR.. Il Herron, ,sof
the iesketist church here, Rev. Mr.
Fox, Of the Baptist church. the Y. MIC,
A., and many Others. iDt. fpaEeer was
called on by your representative and was
informed that the alleged miracle Isl pure
ly imaginary spd that the young mans
death Is certain. He says no power on
earth can save him and that the many bet
lieyers,i9 The prayer cure illbe disap;
pointed and dts qrsSed 900 per than they
fhink. Or tie other hana, tnss5 ShQ
have faith in the alleged miracle
ridicule tie tdes OF science inter;
feripg With 0 eyre bY the GEeat Phyii
sician, and are con tident that The aipsetls
timental doctor will live TO see professional
prediction scattered 10 the winds by the
poyer OF prayer. IL I'D VI Z )
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APl,a..ant An,ln,.

A committee Of citizens rendered an. in:
yitation Ia, both houses OF the Legislature
last evening to attend an informal little
reception az Gefmania hall after ad jonrn.
ment, Owing to the late hour at which
the! body adjourned, however, tho mem.
bers OF the Senate went in o body totthe
hall during a bsiei rccesa, They were
there deliektiully entertained by music
hyatl,e Opera House orchestra. Re-
treatments were also seryeds After q
pleasant half hour or 80 President Price,
Of the Senate, returned the thanks ef the
Legislature, and in q neat little speech
expressingthespppeciat oi the members
for the uniform kindness and courtesy
with which they had beentreatad by the
citizens efiWheelina, and their regret that
this was the last session 10 be held here.
Alter adjournment theimembers and at
taches OF the House gathered in the hsll,
and after music and refresh hments, ad-
dresses Of cordial welcome were made on
behalfofe Wheeling by Messrs. +. p Nc
Nell, @. r. Behlerf and Others, aud very
graceful responses by Speaker Dennis and
Judge Raymond
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THE TAILC0MES FIRST
t1EspRicKs IN WASHINGTON.
The reception OF tho Vice PRECEDENT. Eject
=. the capItal-arsn Uncover Their
Heads ss ths InaiaaIaa psssss By. 4
General washinkt0a @Ssws. @ 7

Il j.
wAsHiSaros, D. O., Feb. "a. The Vice
Presidentelect arrived in washingtonth
afternoon on the special car !. Maryland, .
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The
train to which the car, was attached
was the second section Of thetegnlar dry
express. 1t.was two hours and fifteen min
utes late. A large crowd assembled d The
depot before the hour at which the train
was due and patiently awaited it's coming.
1t received constant accessions ast tie time
passed until, when the train arrived, the
assemblage numbered several hundred
persona. + 3. sSR E
The Sthiong filled the depot waiting
room and crowded about on the; sidewalk
nifopt d the depot, and members Of the
Citizens Reception Committee and Indiana
Dem noGratic Association, with d few news
paper reporters, awaited the arrival OF the
train onthe platform in the interior depot.
All the Democratic members Of Congress
from Indiana, except Senator Voorhees,
who was detained at the Senate, and Judge
Holman, who could not leave the House,
were present as members Of the Indiana
Democratic Association. :.
Representatives-eiect Bynum, Ford and
Howard, Of Indiana, and Col. Bannister,
Of that State, and Messrs. Niles and Nor.
gan, OF this city, as Representatives OF
the Indiana Democratic Association and
Citizens Committee respectively went up
the road as far as Harpers Ferry tolineet
Nj. Hendricks and escort hiih % the city.
IT had been arranged by the Indiana Asso-
citation TO meet Mr.. Hendricks ut the
depot and give him O cordial reception
Without speeches or any iorinalty, and
the Inaugural, Committee sent q Reception
Committee to meet him and escort him TO
the hotel. t isE Isss tl,5't2'
Unfortunately, however, there was no
concert OF action between the two bodies
and when the train drew up in the depot
and Mr. Hendricks alighted he was seized
hold OF by Messrs. Niles and Cloggett, Of
The citizens committee, and hurried
through tliectowd on the platform toward
his carrisge without being allowed itostop
moment, even % shake hands with his
Indiana friends. a few OF the latter,
however, pushed their way through the
crowd anu shook LANDS with the Vice
IPresident-elect. One enthusiastic indi-
yidual almost Knocked Mr.. Hendricks
over in his eagerness to be recognized.
q As coon as the Vice Presidentelec
recognized the many spectators on the
lplatform removed the 6 lhats. and ap-
plauded him. As he pushed on toward
the carriage down the length oil the'plat-
form and through the waiting room to the
atraat thu anntnnse grew fnntii 4 as he
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AHERol OF rBEstsK
psaorne, the Dude Roller Skating nrsshel
NJ Afyrested for BiEamy.

psaorne, the Dude Roller Skating aIasher,
siesttL AtgFested' for BiEany. ,:.,a
coLuNpus, o, Feb. 81 ylyester Isaac
Osborne, the dude roller skatipg masher,
who married Rebecea Kearsley, the 8peyi3
rus heiress was arreeted Tonight on the
charge Of bigamy and taken:to upper ssl.I
dpsky, as he was married to Miss Kears.i
ley in wyanaet county, Amost romantic
story was developed tosaight Colonel
Sterling, the guardian OF Miss Keataley,'
received q letter a day or,two age, signedI
byPhilo Christler telling him that Osborne
hada bistofyin Bfidgeway, Elk county,
Pa. which lie ought to Inquire about.
Colonel Sterling u once went toR Bridge
way and there learned that Qsborne was
mariiied there on April 2s 1SsJ, To- Miss
Ella Hafps, sister Of Philo Ghristler.i
He lived With her two mopths, and then
with'SGo gisent him by his brotb tbes:in, law
and 500 IRON aaoth her patty left, going To-
give fancy exhibitions IL fetler skating.
The family lost track Of him till heI
reached Saginaw In I. his tour. His wife
recognized the fa9t that she had been de-
serted, but did mot know OF 0sborneSs
whereabouts until she saw in the Hewspa-
pers aa'aeeoHnto Of his marriage with the
Baeysush sheiress, e,,f ~ ~,
Satisfying himself Of the truth oi al ithip'
Colonel Sterling came on 10 Columbus
bringing Ghristler with him. Qsborne
who had been deGayed into starting for
Bucyrus tonight to see his iney wiie, vas
identified on the train by the broth thetil:
law 81 htstirst wife Christie and arrest
ed bgi Constable johnson On . Hsffant Is.
sued by Justice McEadden, ot this city,
,chasd9s him with higamy. He elaiths
that there Il another Sylvester Isaac 9s-
borne, or Isaac lgestefs kisborre, who
looks exactly Ike him and that he, not
.tiiepsisGpef, wss not the man who mar
ried Miss harps. 4 d ffs "A
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KnEll.na,s peltey.

LoYnoS, Feb. 9T.-In the House Of
Lords, Kimberly, Secretary Of State for
India, said the policy OF the Government
waste leave Egypt when a good govern.
ment was estahlished. ltwas simply inn
possible for any English government to
felpain in Egypt In the face Of european
antagonism which existed, The whole
policy oithe Government had been to ex.
tticate England from her difficulties aud
enable her With unwasted energies and
concentrated dpowertore to her former
state in which herstfength would be great
iet throughout the world. [oheers
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5nul11poz1iNe A.pANlsK.
oa.ras sous AttsmPs o Ipiars The credit oi
= n wen Rnown Institntion. rs

~ y NNh 1AoWhAhNkA q
new YoRg, Feb. q. Reports were in
in Wall street yesterday that q
large detalcation had been discoyeredin in o
National bank. The reports were started
by the publication IN the Vail street daily
Naps, inthe most conspicuous place in the
paper, q series Of questions, implying that
bank, whose President was absent, had
suffered from q heavy dedication, which
had made necessary an assessment on the
Itwas implied further that
this bank had made large loans on the
Washington building at the Battery,
which was built BY g company and com
ttolied by Cyrus W. Field, and It was
limited that q part, at least, Of the four
Of dollars Of deposits might be In
danger. ~ a'is' e n 'l7,,
IItfwas evident at q glance that these
questions were intended ss an attack ,on
the United States National bank at 33
Nassaustreet, In which Cyrus w. Field Is
0 large stock kholder.;y The Wall street
daily Ne9es, has printed frequent attacks on
In which Mr. Field was in
terested. The President of the United
States National bank ii Logan q. Murray.
He has been absent from the cityforsome
time on leave Of absence, because, Of Ill
health. The Vice President and the tenn
porary acting President Is ext Controller
8. Hastings Grant. The capital OF Che
banktis $50, 900, and the reported surplus
500. 900, and the amount OF deposits about
800, 900. Il ~ y +, 80 /
Mr. Grant, when inquiry was made OF
him concerning the matter by Q reporter,
said that there had been no defalcation
Cyrus IN stS ". Field ia % answered injuries in a
similar way, asserting that there could be
no question Of the entire solyency OF the
bank, and that he was ready 10 pay 1875
for all the stock that he could get hold Of.
He declared that the effort 70 injure the
bank was outrageous and without the
least Justification.