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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

When, by the constant condemnation Of
aoueOus vapOr. the individual vapOr vesicles
become larger aud heavier. and when finally
individual vescles lutte, they form drops.
which tall ~ rain. At great heights rain
dr0ps are very small. but they increase as
they fall. for from their low temperature they
condense on tleir surface the aqueous yapOr
of the LAYERS Of air through which they fall.
The quantity of rain that falls annually IN
any given place or the annual ralnihll. u
measured by means Of a rain gauge OF pluyi-
Ometer
The simplest form of rain gauge consists Of
a funnel with certain denuite area, Twelve
square inches TOR example. and which nts ia a
hottie. The rain that tails on this area IS col
lected in the bottle and the quantity that has
fallen during the period ~ observation Is
measured by means OF graduated glass.
inns if in twenty-fOur hours the quantity
collected measures % nuld ounces, tins Is
eouef IN four cubic inches. and II the erea OF
the funnel is twelve inches. TINS represents "a
rainfall of one third or an inch IN twenty
fDur bours The funnel and bottle are usual
10 enclosed in "A metal cylinder taller than
the funnel, so as to retain any snow that may
fall.
MANY local circumstances may affect the
cuantitv Of rain that falls ia different cOun-
tries but. other things being equal, st
ram falls in hot climates. Tor there the YapOu-
cation is most abundant. Inc rainfall de-
creases in TACT. from the equator 10 the poles
The quantity varies with tie seasons IN
Paris. in winter. it is AZ inches IN spring
60: in summer 63 and in autumn 4. inches
The heaviest annual rainfall at any place on
the globe is on the khasi hills In Bengal
where it is 900 inches OF which 800 inches fall
III seven months.
Under similar circumstances the quantity
of rain diminishes with the distance from the
sea. Thus. II the annual rainfall is / in tie
centre of Germany, 1t is IL in the centre of
England and IL on the English coast. An
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
THE MILLER FUND CONT n cd.
Lynchburg city 8 per cent. registered
bonds now held by X. i: Craighill.
attorney. Lynchburg. FOR collec-
ton OF interest," ....................
90



si,s5z,7ss 20
On which an annual interest. including divi-
dend on the Bank OF Kentucky stock. estimated
az $3.50. may be relied upon. amounting to
The following securities belonging to the
fund are OF doubtful or OF no value
LynchDurg Dsnville Railroad Com
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany's registered bonds lof no value 2,555 20
STOCK of no value .......,,...... 1000 %
Railroad Company of no vslue) -. 1900 %
State Of Indiana, Wabash and Erie
no value. .'.'.,'..,....,.....'..,.... 9675 90
Company per cent. coupon bonds
Richmond and York River Companys
certificates mo yalue).................. 300 %
Tho farm in Amherst county. Va that O.
longed TO the Fund has been sold for s',5s55s,
Bonds aggregating s4,lNOl, payable IN one,
two and three years from September 4. 1851
were given for the purchase money after de-
Quoting cash payment There has been re-
ceived by the Fund on account OF the .amo
s2I1O7O on account of principal and eSSo.ss on
The house and lot At Harpers Ferry, West
Va, was sold for $1,000, which has been sil paid
Ii will be seen by the statement OF re-
celpts and disbursements on account
oflncOme that there IS in the treasury
TO the credit of the Fund, IN cash Tor
the maintenance snd support OF the
school, December 81. 1891 ............ s9,'OS 10
And to the credit Of the Fund in the
state Bank Of Virgins a balance OF
principal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,g ~
Respectfully submitted
FRANK G.. RUFFIN,
Second Auditor AMI Secretary OF the Miller
Manual Labor school of AlbemaIle.
GIN or Richmond. Va.
]. c. Lee Moore. notary public for tho city
aforesaid. IN the State OF Virginia. do certify
that frank G.. Ruhn this day made oath before
me that the foregoing statements are true to
the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 2oth day Of Jsnu-
ary. 1892. {. LEE MOORE,
su-4w Notary Public.
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nrsRrRsFMENrs-lsgl.

November and December-For the pur-
chase of registered bonds issued IN
der act OF February u. lss2, bearing
interest from lst july 1891 to-Wlt;
sl0i50O from the sale of the above
mentioned $4,000 Of nited states
bonds leaving Sil6s thereof une1-
pended ................. il,loS
And ~ $1,000 ont of sl.87qsj derived
from other sources. on deposit in tho
State Bank OF Virginia and the said
unexpended amount of s4l.Os......... liO1
Amount Of disbursement BOO. ......... .si2,o'J
ls9-December3l 81 Balance IN the state
Iank Of Virginia 20 the credit OF the
principal OF the lund.................. 4i9
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS on Account OF
rHR INcoME OF THE FUND FROM DEcEMBEB 81,
1880. TO DECEMER 81, 1891.
RECEWIs-ls9L
January 6th-Interest due for six
months 20 lst Of January, 1921, on
Virginia registered bonds-to wit: 40
per cent on Sq09200 c)nsol bonds.
on sU8l0 "peeler bonds. on $3.50
pee err fractional certificate. and az
Zen ten-forty reeisi i'r,, s3O59s O5
J4ly lSii. on ditto. ................. 1888 O5
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The Red and Gold.

inch Of rain on a square yard Of surface rep
resents fall OF 47.7l pounds. or All gallons.
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THE MILLER FUND.
THE MILLER FUND.
COMMONWEALTH or VTRcISIA,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, 7
Rtrrf,foxp IanuQry 1. l-t1.

COMMONWEALTH or VfRGlSA,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. January j. loS<.'
His Excellency Philip W. Mckinney. Governor
OF Virginia:
Sir,-Under the provisions OF the. will OF
Samuel Miller, deceased. Tor the estaDllsnfneh.
OF and perpetual support of a school on tho
manual-labor principle. on a tract OF lsnu III
the county OF AlDemare. and the act OF Assem-
bly, OF february D. 1874. entitled An act 10 give
effect to compromise Of the lit cation III re-
spect to the construction and effect Of the Will
OF Samuel Miller. deceased and 20 establish the
manual-labor school provided for in the twenty
fifth clause OF said Will 10 is made the duty OF
the Second Auditor 20 open aud keep separate
account OF the fund given IN trust for the above
purpose, 20 be denominaed the Miller Fund.
and annually on the 3lst Of December 20 make
and render a true and accurate account Of the
fund showing distinctly aud IN detail the re-
ceiDts and disbursements on account Of the
same during the year Immediately preceding.
copy Of which account verified by the oath OF
the Second Auditor, Is re lulred 20 be delivered
10 the Governor, TO lie by him laid before the
I,syislature. and another copy thereof, verified
IN ike manner. to be published Tor one month
In two newspapers printed IN the town OF
Charlottesville and the other IN the city Of
To the discharge Of this duty have the honor
to present the following statement:
PRINCIPAL
RECEIPTS AND DIsBURsEMENTs OF Account OF
rpR PRrNCrpAI OF THE FUND FROM DECEMBER
81. $780, 10 December 81, 1871.
REcErPTs-1sg.
November f0th-From Robert I. Craig.
hill, attorney. collection, IN case OF
Wadsworth. Turner x Go. against
Saunders. as per decree OF the Circuit .- .-
Court of the city of Richmond ......s 40 o.
November 10th From Eppa hunton.
Jr commissioner, IN case OF Graham
against Washington city, Virginia
Midland and Great Western Railroad --- 80
IA =. a.a
November and December-from sale
OF $4,000 Of United States per cent.
per annum registered bonds due July
J. 1907. reserving the interest ON ~
600 thereof due for three months 10
lst January, 1892, 10 De paid to the Goa, ~
funQ q. ...-. - =, '-'- ~
December l6th-From Robert j. Craig.
hill. attorney. collection. IN case OF
Wadsworth. Turner n Co. against
Saunders, per decree Of the circuit
Court Of Richmond city December 90
Amount of receipts. q '-'s5o "a
lsqO-December 3ist.-Baance IN the
State Bank OF Virginia to the credit
of the principal OF the iund........... % ~
r.- -
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ses6M
SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE MI
FUND.

The following is a statement Of the securities
belonging 10 the Miller Fund in the custody Of
the second Auditor:
ioads w. ~ e''' sO9sO 90
'i "sseelero 'te oads r.' 6o,s6s 40
Virginia registered bonds issued un-
der act OF March lSll. dated jan
usry !. 1879, bearing or cent per
annum interest Tor ten years Tor
now per sp' een tD. 49, 1890 90
Virginia registered 3 per cent. bonds
i ssS'u """s. sSa.iOo 90
Richmong city per cent registered
bonds due January !. 1917 49,. 1000 90
D shares e. Of stoek'................. 1900 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
.,orR1aTE SUNDAY ARTICLES

rrofcssor HamberIin Has 10 Say ABOUT
.ru.. Russell sage and the PROPER
Character for Boys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

...n with The canal which Niche
'..-I f0 be- cat by mskilied teilah
Dcl hc waters 0i Che Nile with
Alexandria, characteristic story
e.n ol Egypt lg, been told. A
ae.f. Iu conversation. yeniured TO
tee9f' PLAN i0rthe canal while
"t-IN course 0i completion. "l0ur
lesti1. evil pardon me for eug-
"A. .a' your canal viii be very crooked
.si l Trance always ran IN "a straight
t. promptly asked the Pasha. Ger
DIN. responded The surprised French
s.l "A n9f Allah make themW CAS-
H = !9-i Hehnessv replied the engineer,
tr I.e questiOneI's wits were wan
".l. men," answered Mehemet
na .liluy "dO you think you OF
H.i W lIaA Allah how water ought 10
as.', 'li'aled him IN my canal, otherwise
%. ',3n De Try ditch, not a canal"
t.s linan WAS silenced, if not con-
tffc...Du lhe canal was certainly made
q l' ana ~ remains.-The Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

H.. "''A Of Noble Eaglishwomen.
Lasasye.ra J.. Gregory is rich young
'Daa Who has lately returned 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS UNDER ORDERS OF THE CouNif
COUHI OF AIBEMAHLE AID ORDERS APPROVED
1857 rHE BOARD OF EDCCArION, 1851.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

great thing is created suddenly. any
.l bunch OF grapes or ng. II YOU
.t you desire "a liz, ] answer You
uu.l 0e time. Let 30 nlsi blossom,
hlt then ripeu.- Epicitlus;
Heu,Nultl lIlggOnsJn' translation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

March lth-To J. s. Wood for services
as clerk from January I, $780, 10 Jan
nary 4. l>9..............-. -.--.- ------..
March l5,h-I0 n. p Niche for pub,
hsh.ng the Second Auditors annual
report OF the Miller FUND for the
arls90in news lper ln CnarlOlles-
vile ..............--- ...-....---...s
.. t.fh- fhe iera ch Company.
I.errlau4 for Publishing the So 0nd
Authors auuual report OF The miller
lnrl f0r tue ear .-tl. .........-. ....
a..I .-tn-I0 be il-o BANK OF Alr-
.f.f.rran o box in the vault OF
.nc Rank -o April 3.. ior The safe
trl...r ~ the bonds belonging Co
fno li.Icr und .................-....'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

tef- rerenler 8ist- Balance in the
tr.s.ury fD the credit of the Miller
rul on account OF the income OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

once century,;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

1sgO-December 8ist-Balanco IN the
treasury o. The credit of tine Miller
Tapj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7.l5s 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
GgAJy IND PRODUCE XAKGE7S.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

There was a moderate increase In activity in wheat
op;lons al the Produce Exchange yeser@ay the sues
an ounting 10 9G0c bushels Easier cables sc ling
r.as. Of +j7 900 bushels BY Brads,r cts state
urnt Of the visible supply east OF the ROCKY Mountain
were Influences That gave heavy tone 70 the spccla
Tim and prices declined saCs cent A rally o! sdr
cent followed IN local covering due 10 more moderate
rrcc.pis and ireer cearanccs The close vac hFr'.
december options ranged from "a to 4N. January from
7,i to 7., February from 75 20 76 March nom u :"
INC Nav iron. 80 TO 80 GIG. June from 794 10 19'i
and July from 797s SOL cents. TIE spot market
early declined n shade In sympathy with options bu'
sulscqu ntly bc"amc irHcr. shippers TOOK i-VV'V
bushels TIE total amount Of the sales.
Corn remained quiet. and closing prices were or .dA,
however r,pIe-eIt"d rally OF sds cent IRON the low
80, ,o,t, Inc 81 4G-tiec. statement showed DE ri>o
n 3,g D9O bushels the visible SUPPLY Inc sacs ""
M oOD Dl~n.- IN futures and $4,000 bushels on me
s',ol incndin. - { 90 bushels taken BY exporters
OI,s ruled duh Options dct!lneI 'sd4 cont anu
s-ot prices were maintained FOR white. but we're shane
lower Tor mi'c1 Sr'heo. ,.-
Wheat December 7i% January 74's. February 10
March - May 79A June 7'ds July 81, cent N
CoIn-D,CcmOer 49,. JmCary +O., February o.
oat-~psc1icr 3Ci. January 30a- February 81. May
fari~Deccmbc 40 20 J'nuarg $40 20. March SO 3d.
The ,@, hts Of gran snl now reported Yesterday at
N-~-York Pniladc phia Bait!nor- ana Boston were a'
follows Wheat 1lf:71 bushels corn. IL ofs bushels
oats % All bushels: total grain 33 410 bushels; nour
L0 az nIrkarr. ~ Chca o. Mllwauhec ana - LOUIS
,he sIlNas wcie: Wheat .o3 100 bushes; con- ~ 59j
fusbols. olf- a9 - bushes; tot"l er"ll, Vs. 5'c
bushels -four -. 81 banes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Chiraco pc Il (Spccio').-In spite Of Veiv bearsh
reefp o. apparent generalization IN the outside markets
md n another huge increase In BIadsets available
s'negang7 order, from the what cliuuo pre-
vented decline in Nav below ~ cents and closed II az
7Go. csnt-. IT was amazing Low quickly. aitcr The
ptice started rp. volume Il business increased
Munearoli, ara duluth Ge.: the receipts hcfr
Wor, l9J cai- Iac estimate Tor Thursday. 30. The
lni,ul wa, ei done t1lOugB Es2">tOn. the conc ~
which il -,ppo.cd io0N0O 600 % 20 600 900
bushels whG, ~, .om. nystrrious holder The trade has
even begun to gossip about Jim" kocGe On the curb
had almost o0mlc~ recovery. MAY sold between iG'r
and ;Jt cents and % 30 seller. 1t the
~, thcorT Niatsrt long c0n the Newest crowd had
ielt through Qua.aD abandoned. There other
Hquida'ion. IL not b"io,ed. however that env u
ne Inc which belongs {. ihe provision crowd wa
abandon d. r cp,- wee l12 cas-: the estimate for
Thursday 80 There vas sIdlInc out IA oat,
fl No, sold FROM a44 to 49,. and clo"d
j. believed TIA, important long Hines exist Their
decline along The rrcopt~ were 1856 cars the estimate
to-day turning buyers provisions II Ia. been
tee theory that they lnrd,tng They bought ribs
and rorD ard FAIRBANKS bloker, Jumped lard January
ld advanced om $40 10 I" $40 IS and closed a. tho
TOP NAV PORK soll from si3:O 70 SO 10. Nav lard
Eyovthrr closed a. The tp. 1hore were III 900 hog,
the estimate for THURSDAY rns $4,000. Price, nt thc
yard, wee 10 cent, lower FaNse'd cont lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
FITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Iorcnzo NJ Fowler asked permission Of Judge Lawrence
&, tho suprcme Court Chambers yesterday TO "thofa"
hts ac,,oo aQslns. Dr. Mortimer " Wkie to recover
$40 600 for TIE alienation Of his wtes e'ceuoh"' d.
w,Ikis WAS opposed the motion unless Fowler was re-
ou,rrd 70 pay all the costs Decision WAS reserved
An application was MAIDS TO Judge Lawrence Nes'er1a'
for partition the property No = Broad'st anu Nos
On and ool, Newest by c. Jaw Laura WurtS Mary
Law Edwards Jay AID Pierre JAY The place j. occuhca
nv Delmonco under lease which expires MAY l. 1870
and IL owned by the Jaw family Mary Ruthe'oi' ''N
Laura p jay John and Others appeared ss de'chaa
I'm the case The application was grantee and Ch's H.
West was ar2oin,el to ,ell the property.
Judas Lawrence BY the consent Of all parties, has as
missed the action brought By Frederick Gebhara Tor c
per:itlon OF property in this city Among the de'
fendants 10 the action Kathleen IL Nelson Emily
and Antoine sals Louis d'Heurse Annie La Montague,
Pe,ruccio Lauts Luigi Gsvo,t. Edward dHaut rnc and
Michael Mage. In the Special Term Of the supreme
Count is seeking have his agreement with Louis d.
Grant lawyer. set aside. Grant secured Maqces ie-
ins,aeuent in the employ OF the Dock Department under
nm agreement that should take te back pay &c oye1
for his services lie recovered s!,74e
The action OF UyMOl,te Nicholas against the Fencer
Club 70 recover s. fG3 &C for services rendered In
srructor and superintendent j. being tried before Chief
Judge Joseph T. Dav, o. the Count Of Common Pleas.
Judge Andrews rctoe1 70 the Special Term OF the
Supsme Court the suit Of Colonel Robert O. Instr'0l
against the Rev. \. c. Dixon for alleged libel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
THE COLUuBUS FOUNTAIN AGlIy.

The question OF a proper site FOR tn CClunib.S
fountain which the Circulo Colon Cervantei. the Span
ish-Amercan society has offered u the city, WAS beor
the Park Board again Yesterday. feTnsndo Miranda
the designer Of tAc founain repres ni~d The society
lie asked that T. be- placed at lifiy nnlh->t. anu Filth
ave. the Only proper Site he Sad. lie would not
say however. that the society made Ills Ute the con
dillon precedent 10 the gift. Calvert NauN. Ia" land
scape architect. 10 whom The question Of site WIS
referred reported In favor Of Battery Park The rocky
emirence at the south end Of Mount Morris PARK,
President Dana rcmsrkcds hat acting on the advice
Of Mr.. Vaux, The policy OF the board 10 keep the
Central Park entrance clear. Mr.. Dana added that
the board had understood that the Spanish society
proposed TO give the fountain the CITY without
.itions. and hat the board would not fix site for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
COURT cALEXpARs roR today.

Supreme Court-Gtnero Term-Rece;s continued ..
SUPREME Court hanDe.>-Beiore Ldwlcnte J-NO.
'OS su5rSme toart5peSia Iern-iart IBeore Patterson
los io95 s.i 80 los 100 y ieG2 '0' '' s'
Supreme C0urt->pec1l Ietm-falr ll-Beioe AAdlowS
s5 i. a5 ' s5 i'' s o5 IS" 5S ~ 5d5 5s 35SS
2062. 2Co5 2ocs, 2l21 gl2s 2lSo 2l8l xos oo,o
s1Ss .f lasS COi ids 1851. - 26si
Circuit CoGrt~P.rt l-Adyousaad for tie tenn.
C,rcSi. SSgFrar rom rsrs III
wiz srt Sg tRsrs " Sas G"%gc p-oo CSarle
Miic o ssTan r. Wreht' lanes II. Marshai &. z
cl 10 u Taf &a "Sc,'S LOVE-, 1.d o' S
Kenncay J9mss i Eay"9nG ps;ors - y7oktav.,
and Bischor J.-Appeas from district courts
Common Pleas-Spscial TerTn-Geore Btchon. J.-Mo-
Common P.-s>-rquy Ttrrn-Ad.ournCG Cor thc
Common Pleas-Trsl Term Part lIbtfore Hesench
SOS N 81 $50 es6 S$s S. i5: $50 IF, 5s8
Common Plcas-Irial Ierm-Fait li-BeioFe Daly. C.
cannon i'U Pieas"i,al rern-par, II-Beor. Pryor
sanerior Court; General Ter-Aejourned until January
g. smDior Court-spceol Tern-Before Dogro, J-Nqs.
To- flor court-Equlty TcrmBeOrc McAdan, JNos.
coT!o o, TS G WodI pG (. eS ss1sSse
Supcrjor Cour,-Iria Term-Parts u aud IIIAcJur1
II" cye Comrt-Special Tc;m-Bcfoe McGown, J.Mo,iona
Cty Court-Tral Tcrn-Palts 1 and ll-Adloumcd for
Cty ccu,-Triai Tc'n-Part I1I-De'Orc Mccarthy. J.
CITY 'CoprNTrial Tern-Per, B'ior, yan %yck Il
Short causes Nos 23oG 1,l5, 2O24. l'1l' 2Scl, 2'c
ou,t =, Over end Tennncr-re'orp Russ,1 ASS.
snt. DitrC, At,o,ncy wellnan ard sinmsS ';.l,
Conr Of oner. Sess'onsrart Ilr",or' Flt1rerld. !.
-Assistaut DistrictAttOrney McInvre-NoS 70 3 in'
cou:. OF General sesslons-Psrt IIDo'ore Cowloc 7.
-Assistlnt Dstr,t-At,oncy Townsend-Nos to Il. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
1--WE STOCK ,rARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ch,c,,o Dec 81 -. The Evening Journal * IVp ~,
co,IcFccc,pts 10000 head shipments 10" oo nv"
market I0d zoe higher on ut,t er"Ia ,n"rEet others
=. AZ a. ~ ~ s,ocScr. 81 500 50 % cows w. ~,
n ~. uogs-Rcccp's $4,000 head Nlpli w. c No.
60 r,,rl .t we ,k ,d 1Or lower, nhA'l 'll PVNt 70
~. .no 30 40: prime heavy and butchers NrlSI ~
70 50o sG go prime light $i 4o% ~ go Sp lend market
iiil,iy higher; natives. ~ so0 80 20 "es'c'"''
y 400 81 Lambs % pa ",, 20 1cccp, $500 head
tinrn.nts 600 head market l0d2J higher on nl
livGs fair good steers. 80 - sA't ~, n ran -
- =, cOo ~ 20 Hog Receipts 0,foJ heht
shipments, soo head market %, T% SS 80 S
g. % ''Vec, ipts 100 head: shipments, 90
bend d. market quiet fair 10 good natives ~" ~ -
rko,ce NUT one, ii 63dTJ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
cB RICHARD g. CO. DEFEACDED.
TWO BROTHERS CHARGED WITH swINDL.N' HE
rIcN ny forged INDORsEMtNTs'

FIRM BY FORGED INDORSEMLNIS'
so,oror Io>oph and Max Joseph brothers. ID wv
,,,,lo, ~ ,l,c firm OF C. g. Richard " co. W. "
rro,d,Sov were arrested Yesterday b; Deputy 0"c'
Georgc L. clifford on a charge OF s"l'u'nS '"O
out Of 81 49, 80 by means OF fraudu'e"'
tiops and forged Inducements on ho'es' Ia"
-. ,oIr o,rcst wa. issued lis judge Lawrence OF the
cprco,o Court and ia default OF baii IN S1"o c"'"
IN, Ioseph brother, were Locked up In Luoio" e'c''
In r ,rycst Vas made on the complaint oil oscar
riclar,l senior partner in the firm Of t. H. klcl'r'
4, ~ VII, d.p,,ed that The two prisoners oo1iihcu
tbo money b. representing that they wah'eu ~ u"
nav on a mortgage aganSt the home OF tDeir nio''e'
No 10 East Ninety-f0uTthst ST. MI. hcha'e sa'0 Wv
Iosepls a check the Bank OF AheiioA io '
amount named payable to the order Vi MIS- f''
,o,.,n tbs piothcr and took from the brothers eiSh
notes Of $685. each aSSesaing s0'ooo' ua'e" $780,
u 1sea PAYABLE in six months These notes "e'o
.,rno1 by Max Joseph and bore the Endorsements VI
ra,,y ro..ub the mother and solomon joseph. lhe
d,g.r.rce b.twcpn the check for %,43' % ana 'ne
ann of IN. notes is represented Mr. Richard says oy
the discount and interest
If /. now discovered the plaintiffs alleFe. hat te
Endorsements Of Mrs Fanny Joseph Oh the cAccR MIC
Oh all The notes forgeres, and thar sue proe''e'
10 hc isnorapt OF the whole transacuoh'
Another fraudulent representation vi Tue 'oSep"
6ro.ler was according to the sworn statements IN the
ae ,i,, ths home of their mother Ia East Ninety
,ou,tb-st WAS unlncumbcrcd except by the one mort
sose already cited An examination OF the records
mas revealed second mortgage against the pLoperH
tle alIdavltS set forth, ana OTHER liacculnoc h e
alleged tending b snow lEicnt oh 'ie p''' VI "
JoscphS to dcffaud their employers. l., ,,.e
solomon and Max Joseph were formerly In DuSlhG;S
~ Insurance lraicrs, under the name OF L. Joseph
sons at No. 81 broadway, and ha1 an account Il, ',
Empire state Gank N-'r j.; h,o"at' h by ,,,,,,ore
1o to PUT 'h1 Kc IN ea'S So 81 ba, S w@en
tL, fraud unedrthc1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
CHARGED WITH HOBBING MEhCHaNTS.

The police Of the Leonardst. police station Iec'
confident that they have discovered the man WHO mas
been robbng downtown Wholesale mel Giants by stV"
Ing cases Of goods from in front OF 'htir stores o'
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon man driving 'o'o.''
express wagon drawn by bay horse, lacRt0 up tue
wagon IN the curb In front OF Freedman Bolhers Nos
80 md Al uspcnardst., and prepared 10 hit INTO Il
q cose of woys,ed piece goods valued at 800 Io''c'
man william Redmond, OF the L:onard-st stl'ol
thinking that the driver acted In a suspicious manner
started TO arrest him. The man, however spI"hs
into bis wagon and drove away rapidly win 'c
policeman in pursuit. In broadway inc l'ilo" WIS
In The Tombs Court he gave the name OF J0hh
osnn. and said that he vcd 81 No a. Naiui
IIefct Hogan committed him until 10 DAY. "heh I>
III e,,alicm az Innocence will be Investigated.