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him. and she said not just then-she was
busy-bnt would do so presently. She
started TO leave, and when about the middle
OF the hall he drew his pistol-a bulldog
and shot her. She screamed and begged
piteously, but he shot her twice more the
three balls entering her back
Her sister rushed IN and begged for her sis,
ter's life He glarod at her amoment looked
around wildly, and then putting the smok'
ing pistol 10 his head snapped 1t twice, the
pistol falling TO go Off He looked around
him a moment in abjcct terror and, as
though fearing ho might be thwarted In his
design, he rushed back IN the kitchen on
entering which he fired again. the ball pass
ing through his head ut the ear, producing
instant death.
Justice Garvin held the inquest and the
usual verdict in such cases was given.
Undertaken John Walsh Immediately re-,
moved the body of the husband and WI
hold II until the arrival of his mother, Mrs.
Ward who has been tclcgrnphed Tor NJ
Sardis
The household was quite in mn uproar for
a while, but soon subsidized. The brother,
Jerry, was more demonstratiye in his grief
than any OF the rest, but gcncrouly beseeched
them not to cry. Just 10 think OF it, he
would say. shat should have been at
church and not thinking Of any HARM l
knew nothing Of II until came home to the
very gate"
Mrs Ward, the murdered woman, had
been down town In the morning in good
| spirits and had Just returned home.
! Mrs. Anderson, the lady who rented the
rooms to the Wards, knew but little about
them aud was not disposed 10 talk. She had
advertised her rooms some months ago, and
| they had applied for aud rented them.
SO ends the tale. The lights and shadows
! shifted on two actors on the stage, changing
tragedy to comedy, and comedy back Il
tragedy again. aud 30 making CHASTITY farce
Of liic's nexplicablc drama.
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Train wrecAcrs Copfcss.

C,Sro,. o.. May la-Fmnk Ryan and
Harry sadlcr the two young mon arrested
yesterday upon a charge oi attempting 10
wreck the New York and Chicago limited
ycsiihuc train on the P,ttsbuW, Fort
Wayne q Chicago Railroad, twice recently,
broke down this morning aud signed n con.
ic.,lon of guilt giving "details Of their
crime. The detectives will arrest three
other young men today. They arr now un.
der surycillancr. The Fort Wayne Railroad
Company o. determined to sent the men "a
the uputtputiury.
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A small Irn.I.

WORDSWORTH o.. May i1-At dance Sat
urlay night on Twin Greek, about twelve
miles below this city, several rough charac-
icrs were in attendance, among them Wilson
and Amos cooper. brothers, and Henry
Nickels. Tho latter had several quarrcls
with the Cooper boys and had warned them
Ia keep their distance. Later they had an
other clash and hot words were passed be-
tween thcm, followed by two revolver shots
IN quick succession. The Cooper boys fell
dead 10 the floor aud an examination showed
that Wilson Cooper hal been shot through
the heart aud Amos through the left temple.
N.ckels. who dii the shooting, isa Nirginian.
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ANnnihinI nnr,Ierer.

Cmc,oo, lll., May i3-Antonc kubicr-
owski. youth seventeen years old, fatally
shot Barney Tridcr, boy sixteen yean old,
about 7 o'clock lat night. Young Thdcr
and some companions were going out call
ing, when they were met by kubicrowski
aud some other young fellows. Without
saving o word, kubicruNski walked up 10
1fidcr pulled revolver placed y over his
left hrast and fired. lridcr fell the bali
tls,lng close 10 the heart. Those who W.T.
messed Il say Il wnsa deliberate, cold .bloodcd
murder Upto a late hour last night kubicr
oWsi could not be- found.
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Observation-Disclosures one Of tho Oldest heads
Of equity jurhdiction, the case presented
was one ofz prima facie jurisdiction,
and, II there were any errors in the
original decision, they must be presented on
appeal from the decree in that ease and
cannot be considered in this case, which Is
an appeal from a decision reviewing. the
action in the -name Of the executor OF the
deceased, Sharon, and that the objections
urged 10 that decree Of reyivor are frivolous.
Opinion by Justice Miller.
The court also affirmed, with costs, the
Judgment OF the Supreme Court of Appeals
Of the State Of West Virginia in the case Of
David Freeman, plaintiff in error, VS.. Joseph
V. Williams This decision is of some
importance, as the court holds that parties
cannot be held liable for seizures OF property
committed as acts of legitimate warfare
during the recent rebellion.
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THE ENcAMpMENr.
Committees Appointed to Complete Ar
rangements

The following is a list of committees, to-
gether with the names of the committeeman,
appointed at the last meeting of the officers
OF the Second Regiment, N. G. r.:
Committee on Tents and Grounds-Lieut-
Col. Taylor, Lieut.. McMillen, Capt. Deffrey,
Lieut. Richmond, Lieut.. Evans.
Committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Surgeon Willett. Capt. lawson, Lieut.. Tay-
Tor, Lieut. Sawtelle, Lieut.. Robins.
Committee on Subsistence-Maj Peters,
Lieut.. Boggs, Lieut.. Semmes, Lieut.. League,
Lieut.. Dalton.
Committee on Finance-Col. Hugh Petit,
Capt. Lynn, Capt. Allen.
Committee on Music-Col Kellar Ander'
son, Capt Furnish, Lieut.. Kyle, Lieut.. Pat
terson. w. q. CHIDEsTER, Secretary.
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wAnuNoroS, May ia-rhc supreme
Court today affirmed the Judgment Of the
United States Circuit Court ior the Northern
District OF California In the case Of David =.
Terry, et al, appellants, w. v W. Sharon,
executor etc. This Is suit brought by
Sarah Altha lIill Terry. Tho court holds
That In the original ease the citizenship Of
parties being In different states and the oh.
Jet Of The suit, the cancellation of a forged
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Inc anmc WIN cnnl,aneern To-day.

Now that Memphis has a complete inGcld
ihcrc ought tn be no doubt Of her winning
six out OF the next eight games played. The
battery orlcr today will be. Mcbride. Tee
hsld. Cassndny, first base. nugan. right hgld,
Kelly. center field Cruao, sCcond base
Gmunek. catcher nrcrius, third base
uausWinc, pitcher Holland. short stop.
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The Conductor,, ConyentIon.

DENVER, Col, May 13.--Three trains Of
Pullman coaches arrived here this morning
from the East over the Burlington road,
bearing 1000 delegates to the International
Convention OF the Order of Railroad Conduc-
tors, which convenes here tomorrow, Dele
gates have been arriving for several days, and
there are nearly 800 in the city represent
ing every portion Of the Union.
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ANprnsoN, lud., May l3.-wm Keller lay
In wait in a dark alley, saturday night, for
hls wife, Who had been compelled Ia leave
him ON nccuunt " his cruelty, and ns she
was passing attacked her with % knife cut.
ting four washcs IN her throat. lie then
ncd The woman Is dying aud it h believed
that Keller committed suicide.
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EIliea tho nroiher OF the Insui,ed Girl.

Horn. Has., May ia-John Sears stabbed
and killed Charles bruce yesterday ut Dur
ham Ranch. Both wDrr prominent men,
and were out with hunting parry srin
insultod BruCc's sister unl Bruce defended
her. s,ars was taken to the Marion County
jnil. Violence is feared from the people.
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nhn, nnnKlIIrh IN. VIC.

DrSyrn Col, May is.-Frcd Medley, pro-
prictor oi ihc Pueblo House, ON Blake
street. this afternoon, while under tlc inllu'
oncc ui liquor shot aud killed his wife be-
cause she refused to give him money 10 pur
chase beer The murderer attempted ~ a.
.ut,a lint Wua ufrpatrl
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Atst iou.s-l,ain, no game.
AZ decentralization Z, ritshurs s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING ., Athletics 1.
AZ New Nork-Clcyclini = New York T.
At Kansas City-kmsal city o. Columbus
e.
a. Washiurion-WuhIugion -, Indiana.
polls ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, Chicago
Is eleven innings.
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srmSuurln. Mass, May ia-Jnmcs Rccbc
smith, local editor oi the Rrpubi'caH, was
shot and Instantly killed this morning by
bis hrothcr.iu law, Royal u. smricyanL lie
was mistaken Tor burglar
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Tho Prospect Park 4 lclt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains TO Pros.
poet Park today. Trains will leave Second
aud Gayoso sttCcis about every hour aud
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance OF Galway Cemetery.
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HounoS. Ter, May i8-rrof 81 Clair
In attempting to give his ''lcap from tho
clouds" at the Fair Ground Park last even.
inr. lost his grip on iho parachute and fell
80 foot 10 the earth. Nearly every bone la
M body was broken.
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ArASrA

NUWmnTNI IlTnVI TUUV"WTW TUI7 7, ~
lanta q. Struck out-lly Smith 2. Kelly 4.
ussr ou balls Mcbride, Gmulick, Dulnn,
Rcccius .. Holland, Howe. Stolen bass
Memphis O. Atlanta a. Lott on bases
Memphis I, Atlanta o. lit by pitcher
shea. Double plly--lluwc, Quinn and
kingsley. wild pitches Kelly .. Time Of
rhmc-Onc hour and ten minutes. Umpire
-Iplhpr.
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Special Dispatch iu The AriraL
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May ia.-Rain. No
game Chattanooga today signed Mury,
WHO was released by Charleston, because Ut
q misuudCrstlndiut
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T,luL Tea, May l3.-Maj. q. u. block,
a prominent citIUn Of this city was shot
and Killed last night hy man named Nash.
They quarIclri. aud Nash shot block twice.
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Invited by ihcphwnix Club 10 their Grand
Moonlight Excursion Tuesday night
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ncnnhI. lnrrIngr MorA..

Nos. 81 AND 80 Madison sraErE
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush aud clean towel every morulnE Tor
% CENTS per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry Ornament 10 any Office
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CAul on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms n and - Cotton Exchange, u you
wish TO borrow money on improved real
estate
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LAprr.. Tor pc YOU can buy a liaiworih
500 at \. layImoA
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Wines and lquou 10 families ID low prices.
Telephone S.A
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MENrrns Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyaung Works, 20 Bcalc street. Iole'
phone U3N.
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lNsvHE your gn houses in the Citlkens
Insurance company. No. a. Madison street.
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LADIES Gue suit llais for 25c, worth
sou, at L. Layigno's.
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A BLOODY REUNION.
HUSBAND AND WIFE EsTRANGED IN
LIFE ARE UNITED IN DEATH.

George Ward, Formerly OF sardis, Miss
Murders His wife and Then Kills Him.
self-The History of the Trouble and
It's CHASTITY Den ouement.
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LADIES, $500 Hat for 25c at =. Ia.
Ngnoa
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Sufferers

EROM Stomach and Liver derange-
1 ments-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick
Headache, and Constipation-fnd a safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
finanrial.
Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted at a meeting Of certificate
holders hela this day. and which has received the In
dorsement holders of fourhfths of the entire
issue is opposed that the Trust and the property
md assets thereof, be merged or incorporate"
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
cooperation organized and existing under the Ia
otthe state of NewJerscy, or that such trust cer'
Gates be exchanged or transferred for snares o. '
company otherwise, as the Reorsan'za"on oom,
mtee may deem iudicious upon the following se"e'"
basisi
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY TO issue Com
mon Stock to the amount Of s2l092Ooo' ana per cent
non.cumulatve Preferred Stock redeemsoe az
nm such nerrer or ACQUISITION, or by properly OF u' 0o
tncates ss may be determined by the eohSee, anu nm
tied To ais 600 900 IN amount oil winch w "S
hanc in EXCESS OF the amount required on inc eNclase
- - Ia sed and disposed OF by the Directors for the
W ,ho ompapy All stock entitled to like voting
power
The TINS. Certificates to be exchanged for such new
shares in the following proportion VIZ
For each share Of Certificates so cent thereof in
such new Common Stock.........-...-.. SSl'OS%'ooo
And o5 per cent thereof in such new Pre-
ferrod stock 1O346,OOO
Holders OF AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Certlh.
Gates are invited to deposit the same with the
CENTRAL TRTST COMPANY OF NETWORK
ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 90. 1889.
and receive engraved Of deposit therefor, under
the agreement Of reorganization.
The ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES Of the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY are BEING ISSUED and have
been LISTED the STOCK EXCHANGE in same man.
the certificates OF the American Cotton OIL Trust
FREDERIC P. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS.
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES III. BENEDICT,
WILLIAM L. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
NETWORK, Nov. g. 1889.
Al n meeting of the REORGANIZATION COM
NuTTEE, this day held, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
"REsOIvED That the time for the deposit OF
AMERICAN COTTON oil TRUST CERTIFICATES,
under the Reorganization Agreement, he and IL
hereby extended TO and including DECEMBER 2,
1859; and that deposits heretofore and hereafter
made may be Withdrawn prior TO that date, mt The
option of deposiors.
And the Committee declares Its purpose 10 abandon
the PLAN OF REORGANIZATION under the powers
reserved TO IL by the agreement II oy salu daie IN
be deposited sufficient, in their luds-
menf, to execute the purposes OF the Agreement
JAMES III. BENEDICT. Secretary.
Dated NEW YORK. Nov. 10. 1889.
Alta MEETING OF THE REORGANIZATION COM
MITTEE THIS DAY HELD. THE FOLLOWING
RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED,
WHEREAS MORE THAN MAJORITY OF THE
CERTIFICATES OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL
TRUST ARE NOW ON DEPOSIT WITH THE CEN
TRIAL trust COMPANY. UNDER THE AGREE
MENT OF REORGANIZATION
RESOLVED. THAT AFTER DECEMBER Q 1889.
CERTIFICATES NOT so DEPOSITED COR IN
TO THE PAYMENT OF SUCH PENALTY AS MAY
BE FINED BY THE COMMITTEE"
JAMES H. BENEDICT. Secretary.
Dated NETWORK. Nov -. 1889.
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financial.
To the Holders of the
Bonds and Stock
OF THE
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAIL WAY COMPANY.

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEES, REPhb-
sENTING RESPECTIVELY THE INTEREST," We
THE sEvENs. SKIES AND FIVE PER CENT BoND'
HOLDERS, HAVE AGREED UPON THE FOLLOW
ING PLAN or REORGANIZATION
1t il proposed TO issue n First Mortgage upon inc
whole line $40 900 per mile. to secure bonds near
ing - interest running My years. pay no'
principal and interest in gold, aggrcgatinG s32o"o'
900. Also Income MortGn.e securing bonds oe"'"~
4 per cent interest, cumulative amounting u"
s32,5OO, 900, and make assessment oil III Pe'
cent. upon the stock
APPLICATION OF THE ABOVE SECURITIES
NJ, X. e. r.. - to receive for each $1,000 new Az
per cent First Mortgage bonds. NV
Income bonds. ~
and 16 1-3 per cent interest to June 1, $780, in
cash from the assessment
U. p. southern Branch per cent. bonds to recev'
for each 81, 900 Al per cent First MOTT an
,. saso ton1a .. so
and 1Ala per cent interest June !. 1890, In
cash from the assessment.
General gage SKIES for each 81 900 to receive
d. per cent. First Mortgage bonds...--...-.. 1oo
Income -'''''''''.
General Mortgage Elves. for each $1,000 TO receive
AZ per cent First Mortgage bonds........-. SOY
Income Uoo
The stockholders to Income Bonds at par for e
OF their stock assessment and share Tor sharc
the new stock OF the reorganzed company.
Under this plan the fixed charges secured by
the and underlying mortgages amount
TO- per annum 500 '
The contingent charges under the Income Mort
gage Bonds per annum.. sl4o-'ooo
includes interest upon about s24ooooo OF Income
Bonds reserved for contingencies
Income Bends elect a majority Of the Board uhln
the interest upon becomes fixed charge upon inc
revenue OF the Road.
Proper provisions for the application OF the Lana oI'
10 be made for the benefit OF both classes OF bonds
The following gentlemen have agreed to serve as Ie
organization Committee power add to their number
EDWARD King. Chairman
EDWARD ID. ADAMS.
PETER GEDDES.
WlI. l.. BULL
Copies Of the reorganization agreement arc IN prepare
ton and will be found the ONCE Of the Union Ifus'
Company of New.York on and after Friday, Nov 30
Holders Of Bonds who desire 70 participate IN
the benefits OF above plan are requested to deposit
their securities with the Union Trust Company OF New
York, No. 70 Broadway, New.York who Will Issue ne
gotiable receipts therefor.
NEW-YORK. Nov. 90, 1889.
EDWARD KING, Chairman,
Committee WIN LIBBEY,
representing II. FULTON CUTTING,
7per cent bonds. WIN. 4. READ,
PETER GEDDEs
EDWARD d. ADAMS, Chairman,
Committee
represent. WILLIAM l.. BULL,
ing per ....z
cent. and 8 WILLIAM MEhTENS,
per cent -. ....-.
bonds. WILLIAM z. STRONG.
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Amusements.

BROADWAY THEATRE
- Broadway, Cor. 41stst.
Handsonest and safest theatre in the world.
Mansger.. Mr. FRANK w. SANGER
o---------O
LAST WEEK. LAST WEEK. LAST WEEK.
EDWIN BOOTH
HELENA MoDJESKA.
Monday, Merchant OF Venice
Tuesday and Thursday Richeeu.
WcdDe sdsy, Hamlet
Friday, Much Ado About Nothing.
Last Matinee Saturday, Dec. 7. at 2.
Merchant Of Venice.
Saturday, Last Performance,
FOOLS Revenge and Donna Diana.
Monday, December o.
LONDON GAIETY THEATRE COMPANY.
Faust up ~ Date
Under direction OF Henry E. Abbey and Maurice Gfau
CpECIAL. BROADWAY THEATRE.
- Grand performance for the benefit Of
, 1889-09-19

constitution to prevent the free use of
water, which is the life blood of a state.
"A year ago a bill was passed to pro-
vide for surveys of the arid region, locate
reservoirs and reserve land upon which
experiments can be made in the matter.
The work has been fairly begun and
under charge of Maj. Powell will be
thoroughly prosecuted. This commission
was appointed to ascertain the facts of
the situation in the West and what the
people want. The commission have re.
garded it as an important trust and have
labored hard to fulfil it. There is a gen
eral desire in congress to see Wyoming
and Idaho come in as new states and if
you adopt a good constitution there will
be no trouble in having you admitted
Senator Stewart then spoke at length
upon the silver question and concluded
with the hope that Wyoming as a state
would stand by her sister states OF the
West upon this question.
Mai, Powell was then introduced and
spoke briefly upon the question OF irriga-
ton Upon the conclusion of his re-
marks Delegate Morgan introduced a res.
o%lution, which was unanimously adopted,
thanking Sentor Stewart and Maj. Powell
for their remarks and feelings of friend
ship for the new state of Wyoming.
, 1889-09-19
Made Short Work of Him.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. lS.-Since the
recent murder of Farmer John Placht,
the truck farmers who travelled the subur.
han roads to and from the city have been
carrying weapons to guard against high
waymen. This afternoon Lime, while on
his way home from st. Louis, was held
up by a young negro named Martin Grif-
fin. Lime made a bold stand and the
negro fed. Lime then secured about,
got a posse and went in pursuit of the
highwayman. They found him near
Farmer Levi Defoe's, but he refused to
surrender, when his pursuers fired the
contents of three double barrel shot guns
into his face. head and shoulders. They
then proposed to hang him to one of
Defoe's trees, but Defoe objected and adj
vised them to uphold the law. They
promised then to take the darkey to a
doctor, but a careful inquiry to night fails
to locate him ana the impression prevails
thai he has been strung up.
, 1889-09-19
MEAN THIEVERY
Officials Converting Contribu-
lions to Their Own Use.
Four Jurors Finally Obtained in
the Cronin Case.
Heroic Treatment Applied to a
H~ighwayman.
Corrupt Officials.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1S.-A special dis
patch frome Spokane Falls, Wash, says:
Diseracelul exposures have just been
made at Spokane Falls which duplicates
two members of the council OF that city
and a police officer. The names of the
persons implicated are Sidney B. Waters.
Peter Dueber, counciImeu, and William
Gillespie, policeman. These men are
charged with having formed a conspiracy
to appropriate funds and supplies fur
nished by contribution for the relief OF
those who suffered by the recent disastrous
fire at Spokane Falls. Several weeks ago
Robert 1nglis was arrested at Chico,
Gala. on the charge of having sold pro
visions and other supplies and appropri-
ating the procee Is. He fed from Spo-
kane Falls.
On being brought back Inglis made a
startling statement that a conspiracy exist
ed among officials and others for the az
ppropriation OF relief supplies on a large
scale. IL glis was examined and admitted
to bail, but has since disappeared. the sup
position being that he was bought off. A
partial investigation has been made that
shows several thousand dollars worth of
goods has been stolen and converted into
money. Waters, Dcber aud Gillespie
were arrested yesterday. They appeared
before Justice Dunning and their exami-
nation was set for Saturday. They were
released on bonds OF 81 900 each.
, 1889-09-19
Ives on Trial.

New YORK, Sept. Lives was again
early in court this morning. The lateness
Of the session last night did not seem to
in any way interfere with him. The
prosecution will try to finish the case to
night. The first witness was Henry Nc
Gowen of the firm of Hellmar, McGowen
& Co. On June %, 1888. witness ar
ranged |. loan for Henry S. Ives & Co.
for Esq, 900 sterling from Kulin. Loeb x
Co. The collateral received was $500
shares of Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
common stock. On cross-examination
witness said he was a witness for the
prosecution in Cincinnati at the request
of Russell Sage who held a loan of wit
ness firm.
DO you remember saying to Ives YOU
had to testify or old Sage would call in
your loan, which was past due?' counsel
asked.
Il don't remember.
That loan is held over you yet, is it
not?'
Yes"
Hellmar, McGowen's partner, testified
that the loan was subsequently paid by
Ives & Co. Edward Burns, cashier OF
the American Exchange National Bank
testified that his bank held stock of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road. He
had difficulty in forcing Ives & Co. to
surrender the old certificates for cancella.
ton after the new ones were issued to
take their place.