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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-30

Sc tra:a de una epistols ofcialI
de csracter po.itico.
Aunque breve y compendiosa.
Escrits por ell leader sutono-
mista, desie Osiedo, al Director
oolitico del partido en- Puerto
Rico.
0 sea D. Julian B anco.
El Oamor del Pals Ia hA pu.
blicado en- su seccion editorial pre-.
cedida del correspondence pream
bulo.
Para mayor so.emnidad.
He aqui un pensamiento de Ia
carta ofcial del senior Labra:
Las individualidades siempre
valen po,o; en- politica solo pesa n
lac representations"
Apostamos doble contra senci-
llo q que no se encuentran con-
formes, 4 10 menos CON Ia prime.
"a parte de este pensamiento del
leader, muchos autonomistas.
Porque sabido es que entire
ellos, por punto general, el mas
humilde y anoaimo se cree pesar
mae que el Chimborazo.
Y saber mas que Salom6n.
Y YER mas que un Argos.
Y poder mas que Ia Omnipo-
tencia.
ESQ, sin alarde de inmodestia.
Pero reitero aqui, dice el
senor L.brs en- Ia epistols, mi CO
oocida recommendation de apro-
vechar por actos positivos, fuera
del circulo de lss es.eriles pro-
testa', los vAuos lamenros y lac
ineficaces crisicas, q buena dispo
sicion en- que se presentan los
hombres y las cosae."
Sc reve'a en- estas palabras
que el leader, q pesar de gu clari
videncia, no previo que su mi:ivs
iba q ser publicada aqui q raiz d.
Ia Ultima campafia electoral.
Precisamente ahors, como er
otras ocasiones anslogas, anterio
res q esta, parecen los organos
de la prenaa aut6nomS escritot
bsjo impre.iones de Semana San
ta.
Por sus tristes cuanto finebrea
lamentaciones.
Amen de sus estsriles protestas,
IL criticss ine6caces, como dice
muy bisn el senor Labra.
lCuidado si los Neronss del par
lido 90 dan por ofendidos en- su
susceptibilidad con los conceptos
del leaderi
Maxine teniendo, como tienen,
Ia epidermis mas 6na que un pa
pei de fumar.
Y hallandose, como se hallan,
predispuestos "a de antique con.
ira Ia mesura y moderation del
senior Labra.
"No digo NADIA. agrega el lea
der, de todo aquello que tienda d
dividirnos 8 d hacer possible cual-
quiera reserva 8 discussion sobre
Ia representation compieta de las
personals que ahi 8 aqui llevan Ia
vox del partido. Seris preferib g
licenciarlo, cuando menos para
no tripIicar el eifuerzo con Ia con.
ciencia de 81 ociosidad."
lToms, tomal Dias dnicameu
lleva el actual Directorio de pre-
sidir Ia marchA del partidc, y ys
hay peri6dico en- el gremio que no
solo discute y censura sus actos,
sino que tsmbien le hace severos
cargos.
Con 10 diterencia de que quien
asi Sc rebels, ind6cil q los conse-
JOS y recomendaciones del leader,
en- Vez dc opinar que el partido
debe licenciarse, opta por que se
acueste en- Ia hamaca.
Lo cual reune Ia vsntaja de ser
mas comodo y descansado.
7 por 10 mismo ha de tener
mas simpatizadores que 10 otro.
SY ell presmbulo de la carta ?
-preguntara g! lector.
Es muy curioso.
Como que en- el procura Ell
Oamor del Pals sacar pro domo
,ua la correspondence punta d 10
carta del leader!
Y, despues de todo, hace bien.
La carload bien entendida debe
empezar por uno mismo.
Vease aIgO del preambulo:
"Esa Carta da testimonio de
,,xa IL v~Ssu1o nI D;wao4ow;o 1ro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-30

IY ell presmbulo de Ia carta
-preguntara ell lector.
Es muy curioso.
Como que en- 81 procura EI
Qamor de! Pats sacar pro domo
oua la correspondence punta q 10
carta del leader!
Y, despues de todo, hsce bien'
La carload bien entendida debe
empezar por uno mismo.
Vease algo del presmbulo:
"Esa carta da testimonio de
que, 10 mismo ell Directorio que
III Ciam0r del Pals, en- sus dis
tintas esferas de acci6p, interpre-
tan felmente las advertencias po-
liticas de aquel que hemos reves.
tido de autoridad para estable-
Cerlas."
ES mueha comprenslon Ia de
E C!amor del Pals.
Aunque esta vex no ha com.
prsndido una cosa que al mas
cegato 40 se oculta.
Que ESQ que dice el colega de
si, al sacAr punta de la carta en-
su obsequio, debi6 esperar q que
10 dijera ell leader.
Que en- NADIA nj 2or NADIA habla
DO III CEamor de, Pats On 81 cpl q
'ola sNosal,
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shoulders 6l1c: picked bellies C; hams &C;
Middles weak and dull; short clear, Novenb Der
delivery So 90 Lard lower and quiet; western
d dGH@ 50 bid ps Getty 81 S;7s2y s
Janusfy delivery So TO. Peanuts steady !;
fancy handpicked 5000; farmers 2]S %
S1Ac. Frsights 10 Liverpool strong and
active; cotton. per steam. l5-64d; grained.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The wheat market was
rather stronger early, but the closing was tame
and much weaker. The news was again bearish
ami the feeling IN the wheat crowd was conse-
quently not buoyant, though Dig December
order put up that mouth. Corn was strong and
higher Shorts for only new crop futures are
Inanifesting a good deal OF uneaSiuess, which
has been increased by the fact that there seems
TO be a corner in october corn in Nsw York,
TO re this morning During tie last hour
October corn sold at 5Sc and at O'Clock was
57Ac. November corn touched 534c and at |
O'Clock was $3.50. Oats were quiet ana steady
Notwithstanding the advance In corn and wheat.
Big receipts and the falling off OF the export
demand were weakening features. Hog
products were lower owing to big receipts Of
live hogs, and a decline of 100ai5c in the nrice
January pork sold from S1l i71kG3ll 07I6 and
back to ST. 1216. January lard sold from So 80
06 22lA and January ribs from S. SOFAS IS
Porkreacted some on strength IN corn and good
buying. January sold from S1l 071aG II Is and
at O'Clock was 81 10 bid Lard sod back to
So IS and January ribs to IS 771S
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-Cash quotations were as fol
lows: Flour unchanged; spring patents
81 1905 90; winter patents 81 5oNi 70; bak.
ers, 81 1904 25; straights "a $685. 10. Wheat
S S0 spring S;s1S s24 Cats No. red sac
Mess pork. per barrel, So e9>s Lard,
per 100 rs, So 10. Short rios sides,
loose. So 30@6 so. Dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, SIS 5000 90. Short clear Sides boxed,
St. 95Gt6 30. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Onaainp HiphASf NTneiDr
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK. Oct. %. noon.-stocks opened
quiet but steady. Money easy at DER cent.
Exchanpe-long. 81 soS40f 81; short, 81 $500
4 $3.50 Cover ment bonds neglected. State
bonds duh but steady.
The following were the p m. STOCK quota
Erle,............... 3oA Richm'd & W.Pt.
Chicago x North III Terminal ..... 1874
Lake shore. .l23I& Western Union. -
Norf a W. pref
NEW YoAK. oct q. 800 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 el1e9
Z s4l6: commercial bills 81 79ANi 80. Money
easy al al 3lt4 per cent. closing offered a. per
cent Government bonds closed dull but steady
four per cents 1884 four and half per cents
- State bonds duh and featurrless
Sub-Treasury Balances Coin, slO3,l5l,uOi
currency Ss.0i2O0J.
The stock market was again dull to-day,
although there we're epurts ~ Aetlyity no ies
stocka, which were paid special attention 70 b}
tho bears and ths tone vas rather weak
throug cut, though moFemegts among active
stOcks were in bit q iow ctses oi any import
a4cs whnfuF~f There Nerc fumors nioat botA
here an1 in BOSTON ~ fnancla troubles 10 sons
nfns iu tlir latter ety These rampft Nefr
eHratlge 30 some az snt "a causing the sigh
deli Co., Hiilcl scre eelref fauQF tle LAY Ah
hulk a fha uelilnE a. usual ~ iatf We D.
trader nnl ban. wh9 are faklus advantage OF
fha waiting luulaf "a 1paell.fg al1 inFeatef
lnnilng reu't ~ tle rsnlag rlne l4n. az tHi
- other aei YFmrufs lpef 2 flf ln tnt nea
f.f1fe lae repa "a CO.. day "a uniformly
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 49, 1891.

favorable, and some So coo, 900 in gold was or
dered from the other side; while advices from
the movement OF merchandise aud grain show
that the railroads are doing the largest business
IN their history. The opening was small frac-
lions higher, helped by a moderate demand
from foreigners; but hammering began imme-
dtately. and opening prices were in most active
stocks the best OF the day. The contest in st.
Paul was waged with vigOr on both sides, but
the net result was of little Importance. Reading
showed the widest fiuctuation among the lead
ing shares. dropping rs per cent. to al; but the
others were all traded in within range of less
than per cent Chicago Gas was in demand at
advancing prices, but the weakness of the gen
eral list prevented any material Improvement
National Cordage, however, was the strong
feature OF the day. and is the only stock show
ing material gain, but the movements Of in
dustrias now have no influence upon the rail
road list, and there was no disposition shown to
follow its lead at any time of the day. Atchison
was also largely traded in, but failed to move
The shorts covered somewhat in the late trading
and slight fractions were regained. the market
closing dull but firm at the rally. Final
changes, however are all fractional losses, with
the single exception of Cordage, which is up
l$s per cent. The sales of listed stocks aggre-
gated $4,000 shares and unlisted 1000 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per steamship D II Miller. from Baltimore
J g Butler, Baldwin Co, j Bishop & Co,
Steamer Barker, Cohen & Co, Jno Carter Clark
C. Cornweh & C, w G Cooper, Decker & F,
Commercial Guano Co, A Doyle, Ellis, Y & Co,
Chatham Furn Co. Doyle, A Enrich q Bro,
Edwards & T, l. Fried, Frank & Co, c s French
Co; 9 K Farnham, NJ Ferst's Sons & &C, L
Gabel, s Guckenheimer & Son, Heuisler q II,
Globe Brewing Co, Haynes & E. Mrs j l.
Holmes. II Juchter, Kavanaugh 3 b, Steamer
Katie, II Levy & Bro. Jno + Lafar, Lang,
Lowell & L, Lindsay & NJ, ID h Lester Groc Co.
Lippman Bros A ] Miller & Co, l. Millensaw
Moore & j. r Nell, Lee Roy Myers & Co, D j
Morrison, McGrath & Co. X d Mcdonnell & Co,
M Nathans, l. newton, Norton a II, order no
tify Moore J, order notify f. Grady & Son,
order notify A Harmon, order notify Davant
y II, order notify Peacock, II & Co, order notify
Moore & Co, Oemler Oyster Co, l. Putzel l. ID
Persee, Palmer Hardware Co, w T Pike, R&D
RR, A G Rhodes & Co, Savannah Grocery Co,
Solomons %. S SeliR, @ T. Stults & Co, Geo
Schley; e A Schwarz, Savannah Steam Bakery,
H solomon q Son, Strauss, w d Simkins,
Savannah Furniture Co, Silva, Savannah
Soap Wks, Smith Bros Thomas, j Tyson,
Jr, q Co, g w Tiedeman & Bro, II e Turner l.
VOgei j Williams Co. Southern Tx Co + A
M & @ w West, J D Weed & Co. P Ward
Per CentraI Railroad. oct 21--H NJ Conner &
Co, Jno Flannery & Co, w W Gordon & Co
Stubs & ], Macean & Co, j Williams &
Co. Woods q 4 Co. Montague & Co, Warren &
A, Dwelle. @ & D. Baldwin & co, Mcintyre &
Bro, Butler & S. j S Wood & Bro, J X Cooper.
A s Connect, Traub. w d Simkins, j F
Richardson. 5 GuckenheiIner & Son. Mary
SINH, Moore q Co, Savannah Steam Bakery,
X Kirkland, M Ferst's Sons & 90, Smith Bros
M Henderson, Chatham Grocery Co. II A
Ernst, Shotter Co. Il Harvey
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Oct 26-Savannah Steam Bakery. Standard Mfg
90, Dryfus Bros, @ Green. NJ r Parker, Il Rich
mond, f Grady & Son, w d Simkins, WD
Dixon, Henderson, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co,
Fretwell & n, Ladeveze B Bro, Butler & NJ, W
Pease. s GuckenneiIner & Son, A Lewis.
Howard & G., A Enrich & Bro. Swinton q N,
| Epstein & Bro. Meinhard Bros q Co, DY&R
r Dlncy. A Letter 8 Son, Chatham Furn Co.
J s Collins S Collins * Co, w G McDonough.
Savannah Furniture Co. NJ Boley & Son,
Schwarz, Savannah Grocery Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Oct &c - Lemon & NJ NJ ] Doyle II Higgins,
Speciality Co, s Guckenheimer & Son, Stuobs
G Hardw Co. NJ Fersts Sons q Co, NJ Nathan,
Paulsen & Co. = Guckenhelmer a. Son, Swim
ton & N, E Lovelrs Sons, Southeastern Pl 90,
Morning News, Lippman Bros | Epstein q Bro,
Mrs 7 ] Trenholm, J II Elenger, w Branch
Savannah Grocery Co. Jas Ewing, w P lee j
HH ennessy, Ulmo.
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 27-Smith
Bros.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
teamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
New York Oct 25-Arrived, schr VIM & Wick
ham, Evan. Savannah.
Sailed-steamships TrescO lBrl, Charleston ;
Cyprus lBrl, Tampa.
Chartered-During the past week probably 20
steamers were 6xed here and abroad for cotton,
TO load from southern ports to the United King
dom or Continent, on the basis OF 2i-64d a
i,-32d from Savannah TO Liverpool Norwegian
bark Egero Mobile TO the Adretlc, sawn tim
bsF. ll2s Cd; British bark Horthumbria. Ship
Island 10 the United Kingdom. zoos; Norwegian
bark Amy. Mobile 10 the Unitek Kingdom or
Continent. 1908 and 90s; Norwegian bark Sea.
Pensacola 20 the Continent. sagn timber, lois
"a swedish bark Hans. Savannah u Cork for
orders, naval stores. - % and q; British
schr Beatrice Mclean. Orange Bloh q Trial
dad. luD Der, 81 20 and tOEaRei schr Meyer and
Muller. Bangor 10 falatki. orange STOCK. on . 9.
and from Jacksonville 70 New YORK, s.; British
scbr Clara J Wilbur. Apaischie0Ia 70 Curacao
lumber. 81 add port charges. sehr,a die q sum
ner Pensa ola % Hayaoe. lumber g. n Glen
fuegos T. w.
81 Ii-rre. Bari. segt i2-Gsiiea. scbr Hum
aFock heaEe a paiacbic9ia
OCT l5-in Dort, schT hebago. Ross, fer Char
iOfte har1or. fia.
Hoslon oci 3 sslled. from he roess. bark
Cara DutelI hFunsEcE
ss'umnfs. ocf 1s-ArriFct, scar IdFip A
0eskl.i, Niiegu. CAsfesrou-
eile1estqu. oct 3. ArriFed, echr Jfnr u Hail
laN. hcagiorL
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OFFICE OF 8. CHERRY, q Drayton street. /
SAVANNAH GA Dec 49, 1890

OFFICE OF 8. CHEHRY. q Drayton street.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. is, 1890.
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MRS. WIssLow's SOOTHIsG SYRUP has
been used for over City years BY millions
Of mothers for their children while teething.
with perfect success. IL sOotbes the child
soften6 the gums, allays all pain. cures sind
oollc and Is tue best remedy for Dlarrhue ;.
II ~iil relieve the p03r little sufferer imue-
dlateiy ID " druggists IN every part q
the country. Isegty i've cents 3 bottle.
- sure sna ask f0r Mr.. Winslos's soOth-
* syrup" sgd take ~ other kind I'D.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Strobnar. Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock Agt.
Steamer Bellevue. Garnet. Darien, and
Brunswick--W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Farmer, Ferrsbee, Fernandina-C
Williams, Agt.
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Fine Dress Shirts, Kid Gloves,
Undressed and finished. All coors, at
LaFar's-Ad
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Harderfold Sanitary Underwear,
Equal TO Jaeger's. but not go expensive
LaFar, agent for Savanpah.-Ad.
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Artists Materials. all kinds, at M. 7. Tay-
lo'r 135 York street.-Ad.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castora
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When shs had Children, she gave them Castorig
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For OVer FlftY Yeara

Cotton Flannel Underwear.
Lambs wool underwear az I.aFar's.-Ad.
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Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 26-l ,9eS bales cotton, 1'S42 boxes oranges
SOB bbls oranges, 1905 bbls rosn, o boxes shoes,
IL bales hides 6O4 bbls spirits turpentine, ri
pkgs paper, pkgs hardware, bbls whisky, :
cars wool. case fire crackers l empty trunk.
Dbl syrup, box bacon. sacks meal. % pkgs
household goods, 25 cars lumber
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct
26-41 bales cotton. bdl hides ! case cigars. &
hbls wine. boxes hardware. key hardware.
case tinware, box drugs, , bdls paper. bales
empty sacks, Is bales domestics, bdls paper
SACKS, lot household goods, / mule, 1 cars
wood, l Dbl crockery, 2I5 bbls rosin, q boxes
tobacco, i0S bbls spirits turpentine
Per Central Railroad. oct 27-2340 bales
cotton, l2O bales domestics, 405 bbls rosin 1871
bos spirits turpentine, 80 bushels corn. "a cords
wood, bbls syrup, IL casks clay. 1874 bales moss
.4s0 lbs furniture, 1903 Ibis cotton seed oil
Per South Bound Railroad Oct 21-107 bales
cotton, bbls spirits turpentine, 5 bbls rosin.
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Bats, Duplap's. ststson's. Nsscinentos
Ia variety at LaFars.-Ad.
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Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
o q Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher. New York
G G Anderson.
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Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
tical Information will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge in the United States Hy-
urographic once in the Custom House. Cap.
tains are requested TO call at the office.
LIEUT. j II SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station,
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Pictures 40 graz variety aga al pr.oas.
n = Tsylof, - YORK sirseL-Aa
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So 90 Hats.

Fine Hats, 80 90 only. All new styles and
shapes at LaFars.-Ad.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug. for Philadelphia
S2l bales cotton. 20 bales domestics and yarns,
1l3 bales paper stock, 143 bbls rice l2l bbls
rOsn, le4 bbls spirits turpentine, III casks clay
o., $40 feet lumber, bhls terrapin. bbls oil %
bbls oranges, 2,729 boxes oranges, 80 tons pig
iron.
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Fernandina, Oct 25-Arrived. schr Pend To-
ton. Dodge. New York
Jacksonville Oct 24-Arrived, schrs Susie p
Oliver, Snare, New York; Irene Thayer. Wall.
Perth Amboy.
Cleared - Schr Maynard Sumner, Deyer.
New York.
22d-Sailed from below, schrs Red Wing,
Philadelphia II S Lanfar. Baltimore.
PENSACOLA, oct 24-Arrived bark Arthur (
Wade, Nash, Galveston.
Cleared-Bark Bippo c Qtal], Massoue, We
Philadelphia, Oct e5-Arriyed, schr Oscar {
Schmidt, Bacon, Charleston.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

''Bark Stella Maris lSw]. Steivelius, to load fol-
Europe-Chr q Dahl & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED UP FROM oUARANTIN

Schr Annie & Willard, Grahau. New York,
with salt to Savannah Grocery Go, vessel TO
master
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

Oct "a, lat $3.50. lon 74.3O. schr Rhode Island,
New York for Savannah.
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RICE-The market was quiet but very flrm at
quotations The sales during the day were
SO barrels. The following are the official quo
tations of the Board of Trade; small job lots are
held ut 16ML%c higher:
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-16
rn BANKER puLL,s WRITING
discriminating Testimony Against shs
 FIoauctcr of ClenrneId, Pa

CLFARFrELp, Pa. Oct. 1.-The pro. liminary hearing of President Dill Of the defunct banking institutions of Cleargeld and Houtzdale took place today. Book Keeper Bloom, who was examined. recognized an entry in the journal, made July 24, as being Diils writing The entry was an "extra' 10 the credit of Dill, amounting to sfe. s64, made up of three items. of which one was for Si0,000, marked philadelphia exchange" He then turned to the bank journal or tho same date and all these Si0,0o0 entries were in Dill's handwriting. w. Q. Smith. discount clerk of the Chestnut street National bank of Philadel hia. caused sensation by stating that Diil had no credit there of sl0, 900 on July 24, or anywhere near that time This witness corroborated the testimony or Bookkeeper Bloom that but s1, 500 had been remitted to Philadelphia and that to the Chestnut Street bank.
 The bank examiner then pronounced the entry false Pending further ex- animation the defense asked for time and the hearing was continued untli next Friday at Altoona Mir. Dill was bound over in the sum of s20, 900 to aP. pear at that time. Another warrant was served. however. by Marshal liar rah charging Dill with embezznng S76. OOU from the First National bank of Clearfield and he was required 70 give an additional bond of S20.oo0 be' fore he could return to his home.