davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
LAST TWO WEEKS or rnE IrEaIcAg INSTITUTE

There will be bu two weeks more Of the American
Institute Fair. rnc variety OF things that go 10
make up tie exhibition make the fair nS usual WIN
the American Institute, not merely showroom. tn"
display made by exhibitor; proves the value OF th"
inventions which in mechanical arts. electricity, pho
fogaphv and Oihc: directions give an importance Ia
the American Institute exhibition, and makes th,
awards for which the exhibitors compete of value
every year. Tile Judgment of the judges. which il
confirmed by the board Of managis. Is made upon
absolute merit. The awards made will BE- announced
at the sccrcary'- Office on the closing evcring. De
ccmber 10. ON Wednesday evening there will he u
puecial musical programme In which, In addition 10
crnstcIns orchestra the regular band OF the In I'll
tutc juvenile band Of the Hebrew Orphan ASy unl.
under tho cOnduct0Ishp Of Martin Cohen VIII takc
part.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TILE OFFICIAL VOTE OF INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov. o6.-The Official returns from the
ast county in Indiana were received at the s'a'e
House to-day. The footings show that Bracken. the
first elector On the Democratic ticket received 262
200 votes and Pierce. the first elecor on the Re
publican ticket received 2j56l5 votes. giving Bracken
n plurality Of 7O35 None Of the electors on either
ticket received as many votes as the first. The
Democratic eectOr receiving tile smallest number OF
votes fell 21G7 Tchind Bracken. The Republican
elcctor receiving the smallest number OF votes fell
l845 below Pierce. II Is believed by those who have
investigated tie returns That the difference In the
number OF votes received by the first electors and
those following caused by mistaken Opln On
which many voters had that by stamping opposite
the name OF the rrs; eeciOr they voted for all the
electors on the ticket The Deiociats l"St 81 m"i
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
rtpp,Dy FOR THE CRUISER NEW YORK

The officers of the United states crul-er N"w-i 'rH
Will I'm n few days me into possession "f hAhu7"n'
library ~ 40 volume. IA" git oi fh"hn G. opo""'"
u thi, ciy. The books now on "Xhlhllph IN 'h'
.o!.srooms ~ llouehion. Mlniu d Coz at 40 II East
-cy.nrc.uth-i. Pg.or - the launching Of the New
YORK., when Mr. Spono:d VI, cnlatsing us OWN
ufary II occurred TO him that fine collection ol
books Handsomely and dnrahly bound. and embracing
the standard v0r.s Of English and American authors
would be- an acceptable aiit TO the officers of tlo New
York Mr SppnoId madr known his plans To seer
iaiy Tracy, who accepted ia" gt NOR" than NH'r
40 The books are all bound in levant moDccO of
,,. rpe., ouaity. The books cost about - 800. B"
ldcs the standard author. IA" COLLECTION c"nthlh-
John Iske's historical work. aud inli NE ot r..
,r nee Iu,Le The collection VIII remain on eNh-
iou 10 morrow, Tuesday and Wolne day.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
LOOK FOR THE SEAL.

Here's the seal which the Republic
of France places upon the neck OI
every bottle of the genuine Nlchy. IL
nrotects the consumer, for by it he may
easily tell whether he is drinking Na-
tures wonderful beverage or the worth
less imitation of the Manufacturer. IL
you feel a twinge of gOut occasionally
suffer from dyspepsia, constipation,
gravel or any disease OF the urinary
organs, or if the liver is sluggish IN us
action, try Vichy Celestin; it VIII he'p
and cure you. The alkalinlty OF tne
water. and its richness in carbonlc acio
gas, have stimulating effect upon the
appetite and digestion, which makes
Vichy (Celestin Spring. Il most 1eliSh'-
full table water Taken regularly at
meal times, it seems to refresh anu
clear both body and mind, acting at tne
same time as a preventive against diS-
ease. Before you drink Nichy look lor
the seal on the neck Of the bottle
EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co., New orK'
ACTS.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TIE IMPROVEMENT OF TIE INDIAN SCHOOLS

Washington. Nov o0-Mrs. NJ. A. Dorchester
snccloI accnt for the Indian school Serv'' IN hef
annual report Just rendered. notes The Improvement
I'm the Indian school service. Among o'h'r '"'"sN
she refers to the Improvement IN school bndihES III
comfort safety. healthfuncSs and general r''P''"
bUltv While no change has been maze III wv ~
nons allowed Indian schools great '"'p'o''i". ~
has been found Al the variety and quality "l iou' '
80 ,,,r, connotcn. cooks have been employed ~
h,,er v,pcs than formerly The table servlf" is
ol-o moro attractive creditablc. Ih" i"r-'hheI
q, omploycs she reports also ~ showing 30 h"rN'"
nm Improvement that the moral and social "tmu,pnu
-, Ill., scLnnIs & almost everywhere happy, "l"NhthS'
,.N,tnr and cnrnc,t The schOolrODm m"ihdS -
n,rl,IIv I'm IN. matter of teaching a." EuSH'h i'l
rtius, also shOw II most gratifying EHH'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
DEATH OF MRS. ABBY HUTCHIYsOY.PATTO

Mrs Abby Hntchln .on Patton wife Of LUDLOW Pat.or
died in this city ,dOy evening last after bicf Illness
ceusod by rupture Of one OK The b'oof vessels Of the
brain Mrs Patton and hcr b:oher John the t sur
yiylnp members u the famous Hutchinson family Of
singers. who aroused great enthusiasm when they first
aupearcd before the public. city Abby.
the Youngest Of family bora August 20. iS29.
She was q natural musician singing She corld
talk and at the age q twelve started ont "ith her
brothers OH a concert In isi3, their fame having
n,cccded them they the New YORK public by storm
In the davs when the antavcry csscd
William Lloyd Garrison and Wcnd II Phillips were
o.en disturbed by mobs tot would hold The orators at
tay the touching song OF PITY Kind Gentleman" 'r
.The slaves Appeal" from lips Abby IIutchin
would quiet the stormy feeling? In 1s4o Abby Hutch.
inson was married 20 Ludlow Patton a banker aid Scr
and member OF the New.York stock Exchange. After
her marriage Mrs Patton sang only occasionally with her
brothers special occasions, but ready 30
spond TO the call charity Mrs Patton recently issued
little volume called "a Handful Pebbles" which con.
many lofty sentiments orrangcd for practical use.
She also music number OF best
known "Kind words Can Never Die" and Ring Out.
Wild Bells" Mrs. Patton much Interested in the
OF and has often oss!sd establish
ING teachers. secretaries ETC.. and in the founding OF
kndcrearcns. She OF the first members OF
and ab)red in the Temperance
aud Prison Reform. During the Clyl War somo Of the
members OF the family sang whttci's "Funace Blast 3"
before the soldier encampd about Wa.hingtOn The song
was too much for their hearers and they were
hissed. Much confusion followed and the next dav
General Franklin ordered copies OF The song sent 10
him. After reading the lines the General said If these
people allowed songs they will dcnoralizc
the whole army They were ordered outside the lines
Lincoln and Secretary aferwar rescInded
the order and they were allowed To sing
Mrs. Patton little lady Of slight and delicate
proportions In her youth. when singing with he r
brothers they made picturesque group the fairyliAe
little sister seeming all the smaller when surrounded by
ber tall and sfalwart kinsmcp.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
ONLY sCALpERs ARE ~ TIE WAY OF Low
RATES.

Chicago. November 20 (SpccIaD.-Thc prospects Of
low rates during the Worlds Fair period from all points
IN the West To Chicago getting better from day
10 day. 10 IS learned that the managers OF the
Wc,.crn roads have informed the Worlds Fair mau-
agcmcnt that II proper aid Is received to drive the
scapcrs ont of the business, az low rates as could
be- desired by the public would be- made. Tho
scapcrs. II is claimed, monaco to the mailing Of
low roundtiip rates bccausc they would manipulate
the return coupons. In consequence the Worlds Fair
directors aud the managers of the principal Western
roads have Joined hands In efforts to have the state
law prohibiting Ticket scalpng enforced. II was
stated yesterday that the Grand Jury now In session
had found indictments against five prominent scalp
Ing firms for viola ion OF the state law 1t Is under.
stood that som" Of the abc,t lawyers In the city
hav" been engaged to conduct the prosecution, and
hopes entertained that the cases will not droD
ont OF sight heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
lFFlIRS or THE POWERvITLE COMPINY

The Powervne Felt Roofing Company. Of New.forh.
which has confessed judgment fos $1,000 in 'h-
caro- IN william II. and John NJ Ebci-, has is oiic'
.t Xo lal Maiden Lane. II was incorporated ~ l--'
under the name OF the Foreign Trade Agency, WIN IL
Vas aftorward changed 10 IT. present name ly ord"
of the supreme Cont. william H. Eb"ris J. 'A"
nr..ident F. j. Palmer, treasurer, aud Charles r.
Iorlvo,d secretary. Mr.. Eb"rts lives at Detroit.
TIN. company had a capital stock OF 100000. Tn"
nrlucipa part Of The business was don" at chicago.
and there. il "A branch at Dallas, Tex. The factory j.
af powcrvluc y. j. where the property aud plant
l. said TO b valued at over 100000. Al the annual
meeting In February lat the statement showed n'>eta
s.Os 600: lalle,. sll3.jO0. Tie company. II is
said did not 60 INTO the roofing material trust or
pool and was able tO underel il. but since the pool
disbandcd competition has been sharp. At The ofic"
o., the company IT stated yesterday that all the
officers were out Of town, and nothing definite "as
known aboat lie Judgment. Ms. Lockwood. the src-
retary had been summoned 20 Chicago by telegram.
and he left here on Thursday morning the treasurer
had been sick, and the general manager was In Ncw
Mexico The man in charge thong the judgment
wa, a matter Of protection for creditors. as President
Ebcris Is "A man who will Gee everybody paid. The
company be said, was able TO pay everybody II the
assets were properly handed. there Is shock valued
at $4,000 on hand around here, and over SlOO,OOO
worth I'm Chicago, where the greater part OF tine bnl
nn.s was done There was Judgment Tor - ,lUj
entered against Secretary Lockwood individually On
November 2J In favor OF Elizabeth Ecr-lry.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

,,,. pot.c Mt LIKE TIE EXAMINATIONS.
,rxrR,L EosEcRANs WANTS THE METHODS of
ppovOT.ON IL THE CIVIL SERVICE C"A"""'
va.nIncton. Nov 2j-Gereral Ros"crahs h'-'''
- ,tc Treasury, in hi, animal report 10 '"'
=, .te Treasury, makes some comment ID r's"'O 40
y. ns q, The Civil service law and the lT'su'"'
,1d.r Of December 1, 1891. lie says 10 ,o
,,f clements Of clerical efficiency record SUM-
,,c,tion WAS required. hut within TWO Ut ~ INV
,,,, tho heads Of division, ov'Fcame INV N
d,G.culrlcs in their markings, and were co"p
ci,o douy attention to those facts anu "''"'
,s..s -ch.ch are necessary clements OF any '"7 =,
c,,c.rnirc a q, rNs Official merit his scnooi'5 -
,,a. -, division or acting chiefs IS going on SUE
CO.. .,ly I'm thi, bureau, ard viii sooA maxi 90 y,
uop,lv record ., efficiency portrait oi Ills o'"' "''
work drawn by himself.
Imp,rtalt defects - be rent dltd are
Each division or acting CHEF shonld be req"'''"
IN record each clerks performance al the c'oS' VI "
dov and allow the clerks 10 see thi' oaS I''o'"
avoid complaints, correct records ana 'A'''o ~
tion. ,o, OK
. Provision should lie made for an "u'q"''c ~
rres.ion by the head OF the bureau ~ his resp'"So'
- .t,,l chief Thi, becomes all the more Important
,in,,. thc competitive system, aS now piic'iscu "'
sout.lv excludes heads II bureaus ir'h P''"''f
ton I'm making appointments ana promo''o"' III
own bureaus. This vital defect 'ais's u''' W -
card these great bctermcntS OF the cer'"i ~, ~
contemplated In the department oiiculais' is '' -
be borne. ., ~ oop.
= C. mpctitive cxaminato ons for promoioh' "' oo''
duccd I'm the two or three held IN tins D"i'a"' ""'
riven very nn,ati factory results These results cum
mend the system to neither NupeIOfo "oF " Wv
clerical force In this bureau ,
Tho pubc service does not. as prime quaHVts'
demand that employees should be quick witted o' '''
around intelligence able to give pedarosc is
rn department ana general matters II I'i,'tl,.
.nc,cnt clerical service. Therefore, the i"',a,H ,
record ~ efficiency Is greatly superior 10 Wv
hnznrd result, of the CJmpcttiV" "Naniinahoh' W',
commanded no respect OF chiefs or Snb"Iulh'rn ~ w.,
office I'm, This record OF efficiency onN toull.s ~,
1o nor cent while the competitive results count :"
por cent I'm spite OF all their defects from Cn' W
Comparative inequality OF opportunity sometime ~,
c,sl II hy length II rrvlcc ani Oi eAclslN' h
Ia Office work II would be- vastly better lor W. w.
service and the competitive examinations 10 r' "a
these ratios and make the efficiency record col' ~
nor cent and the results Of the examination 20 count -
Ter cent. Ia any event proper provSi n t9r ,f
cIc>e OF the b ST Judgment of The resp nH'lc M" M
the bureau In the matter Oi Wcmotl"hs sno''" ~
made.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
rrprclxc TIE cLEEIcM FORCE.

Washington. Nov. 2G.-Winin the next wv daY'
about thirty Of the nnynlne special agents o' ,N'
General Land Office viii be- dropped rom the I'l's' ~
c,,u.a tho Appropriation Is insufficient. IA''' 'AN'
been engaged on fraudulent entries. timber ana '"''
io,d cs.es For the same reason ten o. ih" 100
.,ecl,l agents o, tic Pension once Anvc been re-
,,n.a from the field. and probably a. many NOR
ti .,,, be directed 70 report ~ tie once In wash
lncton. During the last few werk' about S'V"hN
clerks IN lie Census one hav" been dismissed ana
II T., expected hat bcfor, January ti' nihu'r VI"
be materially increased THIS Will b" mAur "' r'.,
'.ry from ilm@ 10 tnnc. the work hppp,'cH' tv,
,,fctinn only thn-r Who Cupah" "f p"ilTI!'hB III"
ip,nr. JifiiriIt part. II the work being retained
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
SHE SAYS SHE WAS FULL OF EIFCTRTrITY.

Policeman Bcadlc. OF the West Forty seventh st.
police station. today found Mamie Cronstitc. pf ~.
2jG West T0rty-thlrd-si.. acting strangely and talk
Ing incohcrcntly In West Fortythlrdst lie arrested
her Yesterday morning the woman. who was well
dressed and intelligent looking, told Justice Kilbreth
in the Yorkvc Police Court, that she was charged
with electricity. The people In the house where she
lived, she said. had II large number OF electric
wires into her apartments. and, d. what she wOnd.
She could not avoid getting herself electrified. The
Justice. while making out commitment for nm rN-
animation into her mental condition, told her She
would bciIrr 90 ao"n stars To- see the court elcc-
tIiclan. The woman went readily with the officer
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Tile snn.S CnNPLAINTS NET.
4 SATISFACTORY CoNFEHrNCE OF PASSENGER
AGENTS ~ CHICAGO.

SATISFACTORY coNFEHrNCE OF PASSENGER
AGENTS ~ CHICAGO.
c,4,,r, vov od-A conference that resulted salts
t,c,orik 20 all concerned ,ooS place oday h''"''h
u general ra--caecr agent, ~ 'he 'm'aio> - '""'
,,,l. ard General Passenger Agent H'oph'"' "' '"'
..., io, Z, va, hroucht about bv VIZ. lihhhIu IS
r,mtllut that certain chicago roads were """P'
,tnr The fiaihef nt Il PAM ard N""''l'''' anu
,b d.,l,r,tiol nat uulc,, such pr" .uc"N "ere
,.,,., b.. ,c.tld le fo,cd % reduce rate, between
m. twin cities and the scahoarI. H'i''e '"' h""'
,. go. ,,,e..,.c arrived the representatives, % the
Ctto, nm, met and I'll di-rt~-ed %" siutl"N. l"'F
,.rrlud, r.t ihr -icam-hip agent, 30 =. F'nl ana
uInocap,ii, were responsible for the Wl''' uh''N'
.s II + known ihtt they have been r'1NrihS i"'>
from, tl.p-, ront- io New YORK. hr.rN i""'-" '''
u,..i.n. maid 70 them los road, cas; Of CMcico II
va. stated that certain Eastern roads were paying
a. high a, - commissions to steamship agents n
hr.i,..s lrtyceu Chicago ana New York. Further
,o,r. If va, !niimaicd that among TIE roads paving
cn,nini. ions on such tnihc were some tmt i'W
month. aen were foremost IA IN" movement 10 ''"0"
ont the ,onmi ion evil and b'Nc0lled ile 'hi''S"
and Alton hctar-e II would NOT JON thcm' All U'
Northwest. ria roads agreed "a make every "uoit 10
maintain the rates on both east and Yves, bound pas
.cnerr bu-lnc>, ard 10 prevent the manipulation VI
. labor rates" q, tn south.
After III, 500" line representative was admitted
g., 81. conference thr whole situation VA, thoroughly
cauVas,cd. 1t Wns agreed by gU that the whole
,roablc had boca bolcht about by the excessive com
missions raid ON west bound business, and that this
must bee taken into ~deraiion In seeking remedy
for fine evil \ resolution adopted declaring II
to lc the sense of the meeting jhai committee should
hr appointed to 60 ratio with the "'oo' I'm" ana
Canadian Pacific IN tahing up tie general Pn''u'h
Of the uorallation of rai",, both "ist ana west
hound thruu-h steamship agrnt, y, tm, j. 4 matter
In which all the Western roads are Interested the
ann, iutu eut of the committee referred 10 the
Western Passenger Association.
The idea entertained by those pre- rut nj IN" con
ference /, that this l. the beginning Of the concerted
effort on the part oi he railroads - wipe ont ~
bring under control tn" aNmcnt Of commissions On
wc,r bound INN igrani busnc,s.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
MIR STEVENSON WILL NOT INTERFERE.

Chicago Nov. &c (speciaD.-Nice-Presldent eject
Stevenson Is apparently to dsappolpt the friends oi
colonel william r. Morrison. who expected him ID
boom the latter for place in ClevelandS cabinet
Uo positivelv announced In this city today that nc
would press 10 mans claims on Mr.. 'leNelahu'
said he: "Regardng the probable course Mr.. CieVc-
land will pursue ] have nothing to say. d)ht
know whether or not an IlirOlNan VIII be gwen
place in the Presidents Cabinet. would be glad
70 see OF In0S'S favore sons thus h'nored, a'S
| think she Is entitled TO it,: but am not usu'ping
the functions OF the PreSdeUt's Office. Mr. Cleveland
l. very capable OF attending TO them.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
REpunL1cAXs IN THE WYOMING LEGISLATURE

cheyenne. wyo. Nov. 90 (specal).-lt now looks
as though the Republicans woild coh'roI 'ne wy
oming LEGISLATURE and return Francis f. warren
70 flo Ir,,ed States Serate by a maudamuS order
frorn the courts A certificate Of election was ISSUED
10 Republican candidate for the House OF Representa-
tives although the Democrats claimed that more
votes had been cast for his opponent. In another
county the Republicans will In all probability thro"
out a precinct on iTcgnarity ana thus su'Is'n''
tboir mower In the Legislature. The Republicans
hora q majority I'm the senate aud by gaining the
Iiouse they viii he able settle all contests In short
order so that there is little prospect OF any Oh c
vario,s Democratic schemes succeeding
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
MS PROMISE VAS NOT KEPT

william Nanglc, the life convict who II Is said was
padoncd by the British Government on condition that
he emIgratc to this country. to be doing abont
what he pcascs with the United states Government
lie temporarily released from Ellis Island last
week In the custody Of his brother, with the under
standing that he return at once lie was like certain
letter he never Yesterday II letter written by
him was received from bridgeport Conn lie said
that he had gone on short journey. but would come
10 The Island today. Perhaps he will come,
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
FOR REoRGANIzAr1oN IN THE IXTII.

The Citizen Voters Republican Association Of the
Ixth Assembly District. numbegng $50 men. held Il
meeting at No. 557 lIndsOnst. last night. George VI.
Clark presided and j. Van da Linden secretary.
A committee appointed at the last meeting Of the or
ganizatOn reported In favor Of Presenting petition
TO the County Committee. signed by the voters OF the
district and demanding re-cnroment The report
signed by Peter Andrae. ir Henry A. Kohler.
Calvin b. Waterbury, a. stevens. C. spnngstead. W.
Lawrence. William Wright. Charles WbItmorc. Herman
VI. Meyer aud George NJ. Clark a subcommittee
composed Of T. J. Burton Henry Kohicr and A. stevens
chosen 10 nominate candidates for captains OF the
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

All question rs 10 The destination oi the $500 600
in gold which the Fourth National, Bank withdrew from
the sub Treasury settled yesterday. when the gold
upon order OF Lazard Frercs & Co, WAS shipped on
the French steamship La Champagne. The saal" TOOK
took out 1886 800 In silver which went 10 England
II was IN the shape Of Mexican coin and bars ana
was shipped follows: BY James f. Ward Il co.,
s1a6 600: Message Colgate & Co.. SlC,3O0 Handy
q IIarmen SlA4 900: J. u W. Seligman AZ CO., tJi,
900: Iadenburg Thalman & Co.. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
rr,c,,y c1A,,browEns To nE RELEASED.

w,shlrcion. Nov. 26--Aciing secretary spauidlns
~ dov issued an order for the rcca-" 81 u" -iNfeh
r,lri,r rla.,. blowers who have been detained al
X.c York since November rs on suspicion ~ u'lhE
. contract lab,rcr,.r Im- ACTON j. th' r'ou' u =
.,,.f1 ,,yc,r.,a-lon. which disclp-"d ih" in'' u''
a.. A.. o., .,.dc-ce whatever ~ violation - ih"
law II was originally he'd tlai in"'" men were
contract laborer- aud preparations wcr" hadc lF
,inir ,oinln 10 belgium h.i week. when d"iiF Wa
oAcrcd at the Instance OF the Belgian M''''' ''' u
r.f. ...rtrv
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Az ELEVATOR Roy KILLED.

Io..nh cole. nineteen years old. employed as cl"'
,,or iov I'm tnc InrenzO Hotel no l2' East seventy
..cond ST. was running the elevator ih'r" n ''uA'
AZ 1 D. m. yesterday and was caught accd'n'hN ''
t..n 'no noor Of the and one oi The no"F' 81 '
hof,l IT, wa- crushed 10 death Instantly
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

various election districts These cano'ua''s VII,
elected at the meeting to be held on 'a'uiu'S ms'''
\ committee was al,o appointed TO confer VII" wv
vo,ous district organizations in this city desiring "
cnrolment fer the purpose of obtaining representa-.
from each organization 10 appear D'ioio NV
1oo,,c and TO act with 1t in the presentation oi p
,it;, An officer of the organization said last ngh'
,ho, tbe answer of the County Committee would "e
made pnbnc at the meeting Of the Citizen voters ASSN
clo,ion 10 be held saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS
RICHMOND TERMINAL AFFAIRS.
rrcr1vER oAKMAN TAKES ACTION TO RE
COVER MONEY PAID FOR GEORGIA
COMPANY SECURITIES.

In accordance with decision recently "''u' w
Judge Bond In the United states Circuit court III
pnImore Walter g. Oahnlan receiver OF IN" klchm'hu
Terminal Company. has sent circular 10 th' h'"
hers of the 80 called syndicate which io' wears ago
sold 10 the Terminal Company a large amount ="
c.or,i, Coup,nv stock and bonds. making tender
OF the securities and demanding return oi III" MONEY
paid for them. II the tender Is not hco'Pt'u vim"
fen days f,on the date Of circular. Mr. oaNmah Wv
n,, h viii sue for the recovery Of the moncy. The
os,nelb. ground, on whirh this demhri Is based are
that nj least three member, of the ALLEGED SNhd'''
w.r ot the time OF the Transaction In pWN'oh
dlrccor, In the Richmond ana Terminal N"r'n'u'1
Comrapv and that they took advanias oil u"r o"'l'.
pn,iilons 10 unload upon the company NJ c'St v"
- 900 OO0 securities worth not hali iha' amount
p,ckctine the difference n profits FOR thrm"'Ve'
and Their associate, In the deal. The circulars WIRE
,ont 10 H. b. IIolus & Co.. Lehman Broiher'' August
belmont & Co.. f. ". Clarke & CO., Isaac J.. Kc'.
Inmau swan q Co.. Kc->cr & Co.. Johh ''I'o"''
Patrick Calhoun. / ( :. Worm-"r. j. & w >"Ii-m'h
& Co.. schollc brothers * ilcdcharh, lch'IN''mrr
Co.
The sale Of those securities 70 ia" R'hmoh' Ter
mnal Company wns effected in october and N'''mue''
l---. The Georgia Companl was an Investment com
prny. which had purchased th' control Of t'" 'r"rI''
,,.,i Rallr ,d holdn, % 900 600 ~ The s7.3o)OjO
= stock This s4ooOOO 81 Gror~ia Crniiul stock
,ccs made TIE basis OF an issue pi rl-op'7oo IN
stock of ~" Georgia Company ana @''"'"Vo ''
bonds, Tie Redmond Terminal Company pn'''''
,o.s ,tcd = trc $1,000 900 II stock nj go snare
and -355I.Ooo of the hon1.. The rpN of tie
D.. called members - the ~,Ldcaic - th, ad'Eil''
o. "a. Terminal Company I, tlat there va really 10"
.yndlct. al al Dor auN Joint SAL. -" >'c'i'l''
the, Grclnir v,l, sold bv The individual ho'n'F' lh
drr-rd,u'ly 81 each other ana W'f" al ''.' "Ii
,,er,l the ,ricr pad. ih"v -a' mat th' 't' i-li
onual was then paving J., or - pr ,'n 49, & &u"
.,ockn,ldcf~ ana that f 'h' property J. no" irN'
,lfa,i. II l. h,caI-- - fhc mi-manis' urnt oi i"