The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-08

store tallow, horses, wagons and overythin,
in connection with the store, believe wer,
worth between 81 300 and 81 400 / had s,
uerces of ta'low. II was worth at that tim,
from "a to ~ cents per pound. The tierccI
average 333 pounds / never thought Oh,
tallow was worth $500 or more and never
held it for $1,000. ! have NO idea what tb,
store fixtures were worth They cost m,
$500 or $50
MI Tabor was put under tedious examiua.
tion as to the value of fixtures in the store
IN detail, being required to give the value OF
each as near as he could, after which there
was au examination on the number of horses
and wagons he had i'm the stable. the oues-
/ tions being directed even to the nameand age.
condition of each horse He was closelv
! questioned as TO the cost Of each wagon he
had, how long each had been i'm use. how
often repaired, etc. The examination was
then directed to the contents of the slaughter
house. This line Of questioning settling
down TO the value of a tin dipper The
value of the Shenandoah assets talIied mn at
$1,000 The Mahanoy City store was
then taken up for consideration and Tabor
said the fixtures in that store were worth
about Sl50. He had four horses there. The
whole of the Mahauoy City assets amounted
TO about 500 making the assets for Shenau-
doah and Mahanoy City .otal about s2 600
A. ' Tli'leIsVii'e business was next taken mp.
W.. ioOoi saiu tne hNtnres IN the store there
49, "UiI" aoouD sl7o' ne had three horses
~ NY were worm altogether about
,fg ~ 'li.loi7Nllie assets, according TO
-, "Doii "ssr sreEaleu ABOUT S7oO' making
55,..'ii. 81 .o'Si oi yne yalue oil sales to Mrs.
ST. p,llll,. % VI ',,',u u'oul eo'UUO'
- ''''i'5ey 'ncu went Oack To the circum-
-r,ilN 'iu'us up 10 uhe SAFE ana asked Mr.
,rt,,n.l.'- u'oneg me corrected on
,,.a.l,Ii,y,' 'y i'''S anu saturday lpay days.
5t5.,,tle''o '''o way vi 'le saIe. he said li
.,', 'iiOu"V W inuch' Couldn't say how
H., ~ was uoU many hundred dollars.
W,'s ~ i.iuGn worried ABOUT his financial
l,. , az 'lio uulo ne couldn say now
ssoo ~ l -. was ~ uiiehI gnu nave been 500 or
,,,,1. 80 pHI oOc apouI suUo OF SfOJ worth OF
49,. 'uay , I'm an ms places OI the
NJ nc Coi.eo'eu ne pald SoOO INTO the
'i, '.i'9 Na'iolai Dahk ana the rest he
r,''' ou' ne gave FiUU TO people who had
money deposited with him for safe keeping
-'0 i'ig i'7O ne paiu out % ms help and for
'-'Ii' oiils' Oh that FRIDAY evening he had
"'' 'Ni'e P,1CeS anouJ SoOO or $500 worth
'l',,, Az 'lls polnt am adjournment Was
"'''i quay.
y. u.e'e" CLOCK TINS morning the cN
-. "ii iao9f was resumed,
l''''.S 'ouuucUsps lt Mr. la1ar
~ 50, D." s.''nE Ihe JuueWent notes
19 ''ioH9N was 10 protect the htttr for
,i' '. nv nv i''U ,n"ue. ne didht ask Tor
80 i""v' oneIeu ana gave them TO
Gl'i'o'is Il ne Knew ne would be able to
t"y mn ~ 'i"usplreu during the eNamina-
- yu ft'UOO noIe was made to
,.,e o"'Ni' hr' iapor sild that
,,T., 'lNe' l,,' III shoulu nave read
"'iess uoes NOT know any
W. we name OF Joseph SzaIowski
49, 'i''ue MS lasV panK deposit on Aug
O,' 1.a5,.I i'S', y''S 7"'uIuaS peIofe Uhe sale
O@H ~ a usus' "oth ms account was overdrawn
Nv ,p To "i'e r""rus ueposllea S-8 to cover it
W. iaooI pauN DOOR was produced to sub
9''','''..o NI9 statements. At Yesterday eN-
sno e,'o "i'r's7 Ies'luea thdt ne had
royo u 9'Oo worm Oh meats IN his three
-rI,;l rl'u"J oeIoie the sale
80 no was ashed II 1T WAS not
'''"I ~ lio ""u aoouO @L"UO worth M the
- ~ 9",u J. was n"U' ne was then
H., ,,,,3 .''9 g''i9 ~ ue'eIIiline lhe ques-
49, us y" as "''S ana lhe hlIls showed
', -i'' oi'''''s rom armour ana swift
~ SIS '5''c' "pouI 7I'loU' put some
~, was 'e,' aU 'He houses' although
H.. -, %l9 '''y was uc'lNeiea To his
,,,,,,t4 -so oao MS purchases used to
" f-'oOo Solue weeks some weeks
- IT. "i'io""' 10 more, ana some weeks
r.. '-0 e" o'"Sg "oul' ne ABOUT S2OOO'
-. c r"' vi 'auaS' Huay ana sat
or $500 4ic o''o iio Un'y corrected 500
si,i,. - y. Soil'o Ol'lS Oh Sio ana 800 he
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