New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
THE UoyDrRAS FILIBUSTERS.
ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR on THE FRAN
MEETING PLACES OF TIE KrvOLUTI0NIsfs.

ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR on THE FRAN
MEETING PLACES OF THE RrvoLUTIoNIsrs
Those arms went on the Franz sald ConSnlrr
General Baiz yesterday, and he showed ust oi
arms aud munitions of war copied from the steam
ef's supplementary manifest, which proved CON
clusIytly that the same cargo which the At'as
etcomshJp was unable to land in Jamaica had at
last gone to JOIN Dcgado The Fran cleared LOT
San Andrea and 1t Is at can ian on AnutGo tGa
CIV CIV of Mexico. Mr. Baz has theory that the
fh6usters VINO " cnt Oh the San Domingo on iast
Thursday will land ON Turks Island ana h ',ho iio
there they will be picked up by Inc
Fran and taken to Join DelgaIdo AT san Andrta'
Mr. Baz was cosetcd win his counsei wheh q
Tribune reporter called yesterday ana lle ,"WScl WE
utes made il a miSdemoanOr for any one IN the
United States to fit ont, AID or abet any expedlton
that he had proof that eXlresIdent soto was at the
bottom of the flibustering movement, ana that ne
would proceed against him II the thing were not
stopped. -, e,;., oro
supposed to have their meeting place: - an
island off the coast OF Nicaragua. not iar . rom
ing oace on turks Island. off The FlOuCa coast III
is said that the reason why the arms sent to ,Ja-
maca were not permitted 10 laa the1e was w.. e.
the Spanish Consul thought they were destined ios
the Cuban fi5usters. who have OF some tlnlc h'h
a camp on the north end of the island. Consul
General BalZ thinks that all the Central Anerlcoh
Presidents arc friendly TO Bogran, but others say
that the man whom Barrios placed III power IL not
regarded favOrabIy by the men who were the Dic-
cant fact tina the paItsans OF soto choose the Nca-
raguan coast as a bIsls Of operations
THE CHANGE IN THE MECHANICS BANh.
William II. Cox, recently president OF the
Mechanics National Bank, Is about to engage ~
The stock brokerage business with Offices AT No -
Broad-st lie has formed n copar Dershlp with Ms
son f. Van Dyke Cox. who was admitted 10 t,e
Stock Exchange ou October -, 1883 ana SIDNEY ".
SLarp a son OF the veteran assistant cashier "t the
same bank The new firm Will begin business on
| There is considerable feeling among the deposit
! ors and stockholders of the bank at the manner III
| which Mr. Cox was forced from the presdenGy
] The uniiiencc of the owners was shown at lhe
! January meeting when less than an eighth ol thc
| share capital thought II nccc sarv TO attend inc
! eInctiou The total vote was 9,9JI shares out OF
80 600 shares representing the S2u00,OoO capital.
here were no votes by proxy and OF the 7.ooi
snares voted on 1850 shares were held by Mr. Cox
| and ono of his intimate friends a stockholder
| said yesterday n
| II purpose TO withdraw my account from the
! hank and | know several other deposltors who
have expressed similar intention. My reason Tor
the action is that must have perfect falth III thG
| management Of the bank that holds nv money ]
| do moi wish to disparage the new management OF
tbe Mechanics, for il Will probably Increase the
! earnings for time at least fear, however that
tLe recent change not on the side Of CONSERVATISM
! which has characterized the bank for many years.