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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-02

The Commercial travelling Mems Club
will meet Saturday eveniitg at No. S6ls East
Washington street. ana an urgent request !
Is made Tor all the members 70 he prcses-s v
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08
The Mineral Land Commissioners

There win be a meeting of the board
of United States mineral land commits
sioners for the district of Helena, at
the office of the board in the Mer-
chants National bank building, at p.
m. on Monday. the 9th. for the purpose
of taking testimony before the final
classiflcations of sections ~, 3S and IS,
in township 1 north, range west, and
the surveyed portions of section 5 in
the east tier of 40 acre sub
divisions of section in town.
Ship south of range 4 west. All
those who are interested in the CLASH
fication of said lands are requested to
be present at that time to give testi-
mony as to the mineral character of
these lands. This land lies in the vicin-
ity of the Point of Rocks, on the JEFF
ferson river, In jefferson county.
Thomas c.. Merrill,
Chairman State Mineral Land Commits
sion.
Helena, Mont, Dec. 6, 1895.
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Criminal Matters.

Bernardo Bozano, an italian who has
been in the county Jail for two months
under the charge of assault in dhe Sec
ond degree, was yesterday morning
permitted TO plead guilty TO assault in
the second degree, and was let off with
a fine of $40. or five days In jail. Dep
uty County Attorney Mattison said to
the court that Bozano and another
drunken Italian became involved in a
quarrel over a dog in a wood camp
near Butte, and that BoZano hit the
other over the head with a beer bottle.
As both were drunk he did not think
the facts warranted any severe punish
ment. Owing TO press OF other bust
ness, Attorney Z. b. Howell withdrew
as attorney for King. one of the two
colored men who will be tried for high
way robbery on Monday, and ]. r.
Grice was appointed in his place.
The demurrer to the information
against John Hooper. charged with as
sault in the first degree, was submit
ted 90 Judge Speer yesterday without
argument and was promptly overruled
Afr. Cotter then asked for 80 days ir
which TO prepare a bill of exceptions
on the ruling of the court. The judge
then ordered Hooper TO plead, and h<
pleaded not guilty.
County Attorney Wines filed an in.
forma ton against David Mansfield
charging him with murder in the frs
degree. Attorney Cavanaugh appeared
for the prisoner and took until mex
wednesday to plead.
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CHARGES OF FRAUD
The Failure of N. G. COhn Brings
Out Certain Transactions.
ABOUT THE BRITANNIA CASE
Criminal Matters = The Brophy-
Lockhart Affair Adjusted-Ap-
peal Dismissed and Other
Court Business.

Charxes of fraud in connection with
the failure of NJ. @. Cohn were MADE IN
n suit filed in the district court yester-
day by Francis Brooks, attorney Tor A
Schilling & Co., against Cohn. ana the
sheriff who has the stock OF goods UNI
der attachment for some of the credit
ors. The suit Is an action on claim AND
delivery on $423 worth of tea obtained
bv Conn lust a short while before his
failure. The complaint alleges that the
stuff was secured by Cohn through
fraud and deceit and with frauduleT
intent by representing himself TO be
perfectly solvent and claiming that ms
assets exceeded his liabilities. He rep
resented himself to the plaintiHs 10 DE
in a prosperous financial condition ana
referred to his financial rating In X. ".
Dun's agency, where he appeared 10
be in good condition financially when
he well knew that he was insolvent. III
is further alleged that he had no inten-
ton of paying for the goods when ne
bought them. AS soon as the plalntlIIs
discovered the fraud they rescinded the
contract and demanded the return OF
the goods, which were taken possession
of by the sheriff last "Wednesday.
Harry T. West also commenced
suit against Cohn yesterday for s4ls'zo
due on a bill of exchange which has
not been paid. and another attachment
WAS Issued
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Butte Department.

withdrawn yesterday afternoon and all
legal proceedings quashed. The dnter-
ests in the ranch, horses, cattle, mines,
fiume and wood owned by Mr.. Brophy
was purchased by Messrs. Lockhart
and Clunie. Mr.. Lockhart says that
the books have always been in Mr..
Brophy's possession, and that Mr.. Bro
ply drew all checks in payment OF
bills contracted. He further states
that the firm owed no debts and did
general cash business. George III.
Casey sold his interest In the business
to his associate partners "a year or two
years ago. Loclxhart & Clunie came in
from the town OF Lockhart. where the
property is located, yesterday, and last
evening at o'clock had possession of
the papers conveying to them the en-
tire interest of Mr.. Brophy In all prop
critics, belonging to the firm, having
paid for II the sum OF $500.
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no whom II may concern: Notice Is
hereby given that p. J. Brophy, George
III. Casey. w. II. Lockhart and Angus
Clunie. co-partners, doing business I'M
der the partnership name of Lockhart.
Clunie & Co.. have this day dissolved
said copartnership by mutual consent,
=. J. Brophy and George II. Casey
Withdrawing from the firm. The bust
ness of the late firm will be carried on
at the same place by the new partner
ship of w. II. Lockhart and Angus
Clunie. under the partnership name of
Dockhart & Clunie. Lockhart e. Clunie
will collect all debts and assume all
liabilities of the late firm. Dated this
7th day OF December. A. d. 1895. w.
II. Lockhart, Angus Clunie, p. ]. Bro
ply, George III. Casey.
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Other Court Matters.

r. r. Turner, police magistrate. yes
terday filed in the district court papers
in an appeal from the action of the
county commissioners in dlsallowing
bills for certain fee claims.
Judge Mediation announced yester-
day that he would not call the calendar
again until after all the explosion cas-
es now set for trial were disposed of.
A motion for a new trial in the case
of ]. H. Lynch against Isaac Bechtel
was overruled by Judge Mediation, and
similar motion in the case of the
Silver Bow National bank against j. G.
Henderson was ovenruled by Judge
Speer.
The Mutual Collection Agency com-
menced suit against X. S. Baitteiger for
$50 and $50, due on two notes executed
in favor of Peter Nadeau.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

The Montana Soap Co. of Butte.
manufactures three popular brands Of
soap-"Free Coinage" blue Goose"
and white Navey'-all adapted for
general use and for laundry use. wash
ing f1annels. silks or linens, Free
Coinage" and White Navey" positive
ly have no equal. Instead Of rendering
fiannels and woolens shrunken, dry,
hard and strawy they remain un-
changed as II fresh from the mills, soft
and glisteny. The blue Goose" is an
all-purpose soap-a dish washer, scrub
Der. etc. All who have given these
soaps fair trial pronounce them the
best they ever used.
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]. \. LEYSOES GRAND OPENING.
Telephone 304

Mr.. Leyson cordially invites yourself
and friends to call on his Holiday Grand
Opening and inspect his stock or ricn
Jewelry. Silverware and the new line OF
Opaline Decorated Ware.
Saturday. Dec. z, 1895.
Souvenirs for the ladies.
Floral decorations by Messrs Winters &c
Horn.
PROGRAMME.
e.. Afternoon.
Music by Prof. v. +. Marines Orchestra.
1 March-Grand Opening. CIV. +. Marino
2. Overture-"Jolly Robbers......F. Suppe
8. Waltz-"Spanish Beauty. ..-.....Rosa
A. Selection-"Norma".. ...... ...Beilim
g. Cornet Solo-"Romanza (V. F. Ma
rino). ...... ..... ......isenmann
6. Concert Polka........ .--.....-.....Gungi
z. Overture-"Fest". ..... .......Latan
s. Gavotte-'Nfy Sweetheart. ..Suabeh
g. observation-disclosures Student ...."......
10. Gallop-"Always Happy" ~. Strauss
EVENING PROGRAMME.
l. March-"Silver Bow Club. ..........,.
........ ........................V. F. Marine
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. ..Kela Bella
g. Awakening of Spring" Bach
4 Selection-"La Traviata"...... ....Verdi
8 Waltz-"The Rose of Butte" ...........
........ ...... ...... .............. .Niemand
6. Spanish Serenade-"La Paloma" ~.
". Marino). ....... ...... ........J. Missnel
z. Overture-"Poet and Peasant -. .Suppe
g. Return of the Troops. ..... .Eilenburg
Q. INSTRUMENTATION" zee. ....Verdi
TO- Galop-"Electric Light" =. ..Wohanka
Piano for the occasion from the Stewart
Music House. successor to Smith Piano
Company. =
7. Fl. LEYSoN, Jeweler.
22i Upper Main Street
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For the Plaintiff.

Judge Mediation yesterday handed
down a lot of special findings Of fact
and conclusions of law IN the case Of
Ruth F. Leggat against r. d. Leggst.
Every finding was in favor OF the
plaintiff, except one. to the effect that
the defendants wife was not interest
ed in the property involved in the case,
and that the plaintiff had no cause OF
action against her.
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Appeals Dismissed.

Notice was received yesterday from
the clerk of the supreme court that
the appeals in the two cases OF James
w. Forbis against Samuel Ayotte ana
others and NJ. J. Connen against John
Noyes and others had been dismissed
by stipulation. The suits involved the
contest between various quartz loca-
tons and the Moves & Upton placer.
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Festival of the HoIidar..

Wait for the dressed dolls az the
Presbyterian fair in the Auditorium
Dec. - and IL Large dolls and small
dolls, Eskimos. Indians, Chinese, Pick
aninnies: honiton lace. embroidery and
fancy work OF every description sold.
Turkey dinner served from the
Thanksgiving booth both nights, from
8 TO 10. Admission. 10 cents; dinner, 25
cents
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A Change. Denied.

Judge Mediation yesterday overruled
the motion for a change venue IN
the suit for partition of william NJ
Nevitk against Harry Gassert the
Judge said The suit had properly been
brought in Silver Bow county, although
there may be less partnership property
in this county than IN Park. The court
said he also had some doubt about the
motion having been made in time. al
though there was no merit in the mo-
fiOn itself
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Lawyers In Doubt.

The Largey-Owsley-Man Britannia
mining case came up before Judge NC
Hatton yesterday afternoon on Vhe
motions of Largey and Owsley 10 SET
aside the jury's verdict and findings,
and the motion of Mantle TO ADOPT
them The former submitted the am
davits regarding the alleged miscon-
duct of Juror Leford and Attorneys
Mcbride and Cotter argued that the
court should consider the matter con-
tanned in the affidavits in passing on
the motions to adopt the jury's hnd-
.ngs. II IL was evident that the YER
dict was reached either through un-
fair means or by corruption IL wouid
be no verdict that should be advisory
to the court.
The question was then raised by At
torneys welcome and Leonard, repre-
senting the defense, whether the case
was an equity or law case. If 1t was
an equity case the findings or the jury
would only be advisory TO the court
and IL would adopt or set them aside,
but IL IT was a law case the court must
adopt the verdict end findings. The
attorneys seemed to be in doubt as 10
the character OF the case they had tried
and the court said II had no opinion on
the question at all and as the attor-
news were in doubt the court was JUS
tilted in declining to consider the am
davits IN connection with the motion
10 adopt the findings. The rule in con-
sidering such motions, said the court,
was to determine If the jury In arriv-
ing at a verdict had been obedient TO
the instructions of the court, and
whether the evidence justified the YER
dot and findings. II so. the court has
made IL a rule not to interfere with Ahe
verdict, preferring 10 let other points
to be raised on a motion for new
trial
In order to get q ruling from the
court as to wherhe the case was one
in law or equity, Mr.. Welcome moved
the adoption of the jury's finding as
there was ample evidence TO support
them. The attorney, however. said he
was convinced 1t was n law case. Mr.
Mcbride objected to the court enter
tanning the motion of Mr.. Welcome,
and the court took the matter under
advtsement until next Saturday.
Another affidavit, in support OF the
motion for a new trial, has been filed
by Mr.. Owsley in which he relates thai
he has discovered some new and ma
terial evidence. Mr.. Mantle at the
trial testified that after he had located
the Britannia a man named Watkin:
attempted to locate II also and told
Mantle that he had made the location
for Owsley. In his affidavit Mr.. Ows
ley says he has found Watkins since
che trial and that the man will testify
that he never made a location OF the
ground and never had any converse
zion with Mantle about any such loca.
ton.
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nTnrtrnre Foreclosure.

Charles +. Black yesterday COM
menced an action against Alice II. and
Fred r. Block 90 foreclose $500 mort
gage on Dot s. block OF the Thornton
addition. executed IN favor OF Peter II.
Hunt, on oct. II, 1894. and afterwards
ASSIGNED 20 the plaintiff.
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You can see the price of every article
in Calkins' beautiful holiday display.
They are all marked in plain figures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

Do you want an elegant Chickering
piano at a bargain ? II so drop a line
20 +. II. Sherman. 125 f. Park street,
Butte. for particulars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

The largest import order OF opera
glases ever shipped direct from France
have been received by Legs. the Jew
eler. and are sold as cheap as they are
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For an appropriate Christmas presen
for either young OF old 80 TO cafkin'
and be suited.
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q christn1as
49,
Drive... Nj
WE'VE FLooRED PRICES.
The ONSLAUGHT HAS BE-
GUN ON
Carpets
And House
Furnishings

5000 yards Brussels carpet. former
price $50: now per yard. ..s5c
$500 yards Brussels carpet. former
price 81: now. yard. ..............6 $50
$500 yards Brussels carpet. former p
price s75c; now. yard. ..49c
$500 yards all-wool carpet. former
price S5c; now. yard. ..5oc
1000 yards union carpets. former
price 60c: now. yard. .43c
5000 yards good linoleum. former
price 75c: now, yard. ..5oc
$500 yards oil cloth. former price
45c; now. yard. .25c
500 pairs good size lace curtains, 30
cents per pair. rr
575 rugs. all sizes and qualities. re-
duced 33 per cent.
1000 pairs lace. silk and chenille cur
tains. reduced rs per cent.
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Have your hands reskinned for 25c.
The Cash Clothing company's two-bit
gloves do II
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

The finest American beauty roses in
the city at J. II. Mitchelfs. l37 West
Park street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

The suit brought by p. ]. BroPhy
against w. II. Lockhart and Angus
Clunle. asking for an accounting and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

New Designs In Wall Paper a
echatzlein's. Il w. Broadway.
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Home-manufactured Ready Mixed
Paints at Schatzlein's. IL w. Broad.
WAY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

For one week only, mems fine calf
shoes. 50. Dan Lewis Shoe Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

The most exquisite PERFUMES in plain
and cut glass bottles at Parchen-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

Agents making money selling Palm
er's pants. Msdn street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

All the standard dances taught. w
F. Duffin, Y. M. I. rooms Monday eve-
ming.
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnershlp.

q. Child's plate with fork. knife and
s~& spoon, $1.25 this week.
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22lUpper Main Street
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Helena, Mont, Dec. 6, 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

In State issles there were sales O! $4,000 South
Carolina 6s non-fundable at ~. $4,000 Tennessee
settlement IS at 90H. and $20cO Virginia luhueu
debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 62.
The Northern Pacihcs again assumed the pre-
mier position among railroad bonds. ana the ac
tiyity dieplayed in those issues raised the tota
transactions TO s1571 900. though the strength
shown in them failed to inspire any Response
from the rest OF the list. Northern racine con-
sol IS rose IA to AZ and the receipts 10 the sa,ie
figure Denver and Rio Grande rs advanced
10 ST. but Missouri. Kansas ana IeXae Z's oat -
to coz. and Missouri Kansas ard Eastern ists
~ to 9212 the changes among other iSsues oe'''s
insignificant in all cases.
TIE United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day s36 705 National bank notes ior re-
demption. The customs receipts were >oo'sI 'i,e
internal revenue receipts S5l2.3iS and the mscei
laneous receipts $2l4032. Total Government re-
ceipts for the day. si.334295i expenditures. s'oi
000 excess of receipts. $570295 Receipts Tot holl
to date SIS 776 i53; expenditures. $3.5a3'ooo; eH
cess of expenditures 12,776.547
To-day's Washington Treasury statement 20, oi
ca sh on hand and deposits In bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous statement as ioi-
lows:
r,r "a yu,v 10 Changes
Net gold on hand Sl06, 07.9oi $O3s 40 Inc S'-
Net lecaiende .. - poe con
hand. 81 I26 O26 o2olIl55 pec' %,
Net silver on nd. D.?SUT~ I'"o.o4' i"c i
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
ecrtiacs:ss $50 sI.o2o $3.50 io3ols Dec. $40 5os
Deposits In bank l4.s12.eo0 l4siosn Inc "o''
Available cash s2O4 s25 40 s2o4 IA s73 1872
Deduct minor liza - ,oo .,s
thities i"'"-'''-" ''''''"'' '"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
UNITED STATES CORDACE co.
REORGANIZATION.

NETWORK. July 18th. 1895.
Tho UNDERLINED at the request large number II
holders OF the securities Of the UNITED STATES
CORDAGE COMPANY. have extended tho time Tor inc
detost OF securities to and including July 20th 1903.
under the plan Of reorganization;
l. The plan proposed arrived at after careful ex-
Company by dsnersed familiar with the busi-
md competent TO Judge.
The total OF nxed charges proposed by the plan is the
limit which recognized should assume ana
all that consideration for the interests OF bondhoiders
and stockholders alike will warrant
g. New capital AZ proposed In the present pan is nb-
soiutey necessary. and at an early day.
T. An underwriting In full has been obtained: no other
plan proposed and other underwriting exists and
an abandonment Of the plan subsequent closing Of
going business OF the Company would be simply dis
astrous
Deposits to be made with the Manhattan Trust
Company OF New-YOrL as follows;
First Mortgage nonds. without assessment.
Guaranteed stock. with INST .instament Of $500
per share.
Preferred stock. With FIRST instament OF $3.50
per share
Common stock, with nrst instaiment of si.a5
per share
DEPOSITS Of the above securities Will not be received
after July BOTH. 1905, except In tho discretion Of
the Committee. and subject to such penalties as may be
prescribed.
FRANK X. sTVRGIs,
WILLIAM HARBOUR
JOHN L. WATERBURY,.
Committee.
JOHN /. CADWALADER, Counsel
=. ". WENTWORTH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
REORGANIZATION
Central Railroad and Banking Co.
OF GEORGIA.

Sufficient dcpoSfts of securities have been
already made to render the Plan Of Re-
organization operative according to its
terms.
Under agreement reached between MeSrs. Snmuel
Thomas and Thomas +. Ryan, intending pur-
chasers and the Savannah & Western Bondhoders Pro-
tectve Committee OF Reorganization has been
modified accordance with It's terms ss to the allot
ent classes nnl OF securities to Savannah
Western Bondhoiers
amended In the allotment OF securities
TO the Savannah & Atlantic Bondholders.
Copies Plan Of Reorganization modified can be
obtained ut Trust Company. ONCE OF
Messrs. Samuel Thomas and Thomas F. Ryan. Mutual
Life Building and Southern Bank. Savannah Georgia
All holders of stock md securities covered
by the Plan Except Savannah s. Western
bonds. which should be deposited with the
borg Committee) are hereby notified that
their securities must he deposited with the
undersigned. or the Southern Bank, Snvnn-
nah. Georgia, before July 25th, 1875.
in order tn cntitle them to any participation
In said Plan. The purchasers reserve tho
right to exclude or impose terms upon amy
securities rendered after such date.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, Depository
BY LOUIS FITZGERALD. President.
July IL. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS For
nry TS Mn oT TS6 6ST NIL nE n.dsG
way "a door north Of Thsty'aT.s. a3d ADvER:
Eighth-ave. corner Twesty hird-st: ls2 Sixth ave
B7 Fourth-ave.. cor Fourteen'h-st $50 Tnd-ave 100
sstyf:.,, nos Trs,-ays 100 w..s Forty s.cond'.
West >sscond-s; 1910 sscond-ave; b4 Thrd-avs
isas Thirdays. 205i Third-ave, between nehundred
and-tweifh and thirteenth sts; Loo
Broadway,
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East ne-hpndrsd- and
twenty-hfthst 2Aa West One-hundred
st. and $40 West One hundred and ffthst. up 70
D. M, At regular ONCE rates.
Ia troekyn at so1 Fuiton:, a. cou!t,st "a nrcsd.
,on-st. Ss% nedford-ave, near South 2d-s1s w - :
p NJ. OF regular orcs ratss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

County OF New-York state Of NewNork, SIS: o,,-
WILLIAM A. NASH. President and lorIiN LVN
Cashier OF the Corn Exchange Bank, Ncwfork WINK
located and doing business at No. l3 William suee,. ~
The city ~ New York said county. being duy s"otn
each Tor himself Gays that the FOREGOING report WIN s
schedule ACCOMMODATING the same. Is IN All respects a
tr. statement of the ~ the said bank BEFORE
the transaction Of any business the l2th cay OK .u
iSs 10 The best OF his knowledge and belief: and ne
further says that the business % said bank mas oen
transacted AZ location required by the banking Jaw
,chan $50 laws OF isQ2 elsewhere and that ire
above report compliance with an oinni notce
received from Superintendent Of Ranks Designating
the 18th day July. 1895 the day on which sueh re-
nor, shal be made that deooncnts knowledge OF ire
OF the foregoing report derived from con.
s,ant familiarity with and inspection Of the affairs %
said corporation that said report and schedules were
prepared under deponents' personal supervision
WILLIAM a. NASH. President
LOFTlN LOVE. Cashier.
Subscribed and by Opponents. the ls'n day %
' TIiOs. NASH. Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate nled In New-York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

there was a stronger tendency on the covering OF
shorts.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: 5000 registered As OF
1907 at Ii2H Quotations were as follows: