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HE HAS OFFENDED CROK Err.
SPEECH By TAMMANY SALOON MAN
VINO WORKED FOR sHEEHAN.

His Bartender Arrested on Saturday Night
with the Whole Town Around Him Wide
Open Days, Nights and sundays, and He
Speaks Right Out in Meeting to No Avail.
Phil wissiE OF dc Ate. whose saloon was
raided recently. when II was thought that he
was waverng from his allegiance TO Tam
many. has fellow sufferer in william H. Ken-
ney, proprietor OF saloon and Ranes law
hotel in the Ninth Assembly district a sup
porter OF John c. Sheehan.
Kenney's place 10 at 1854 Eighth avenue. in
the Twentieth police precinct. and three or
four doors south OF the Devery Four Corners
at Twenty eighth street. In the sheehan-
Goodwin fight Kenney picked the winner In
advance. and he and all his bartenders stood
by tho anti-Croker faction. Since then the
police have paid particular attention to Ken
ney's place after hours. and at 2 O'Clock yester-
day morning Detective Michaels, gliding
cannlly by scores Of open saloons, concert halls
and dives. arrested Mark Kennedy. a bar
tender whom he found In Kenney's.
Kennedy was arragnsd before Magistrate
Mayo in the Wost Fifty fourth street police
court yesterday morning on the charge Of vio-
lating the Excise law His employer and three
fellow bartenders were In court. Detective
Michaels swore that he had found twenty mon
IN the place drinking and that he had got a
glass OF beer for himself at the bar.
lnoTe WASH ANYBODY III tnere, Bhlu tn0
prisoner but the men who worked there.
And the detective was not served with drink.
There was dirty glass with about a swallow
OF beer In the bottom OF 1t that had been left
standing on the bar. The detective grabbed
that, drank the stale beer and then arrested
mo"
The other bartenders. corrohorated the
pr soner's statement. and then Kenney, the
proprietor OF the place. made q speech.
Your Honor" he said. this is simply case
OF the police persecution that | have had to
contend with ever since i had the nerve and
decency to support Sheehan 10 his dstrlct fight.
AS a matter OF fact there was no violation of the
Excise law in my place this morning. but that
has very little to do with tho case, The pol lice
don't care three hurrahs In hell for viola
ton of the Excise law. II they did this
Court would have to give a continuous per-
Torrance night and DAY to get rid OF the saloon
cases from the one precinct that my place 10
In. Everything Ia wide open all around me
days. nights and Sundays. and the police know
IT,. Only the other fellows did what they were
told to do: so they are not bothered. But the
police have been after me ten tnes within
six months, and nearly every night Devery
himself wake by and looks In and laughs at
me. That's the situation; l cant get any
might as we'll say what's what"
There were no further remarks on either
aide. and Magistrate Mayo. ono OF the new
Tammany magistrates. held the prisoner in
5000 for examination.
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financial.
2s Wall street.
Rev York. october II. 1899.
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

DATED JULY I, 1ssDi

ReferrinR to our notice OF December H. 1893,
we have to announce that holders OF moro than no
per cent in amount Of the First NJ lrtHaRe -Four
Per Cent Gold Bonds Of tho Pittsburgh AMI West.
ern Railway Company have deposited these bonds
with us in accordance with the terms of said
notice
We have further to announce that We have mado
arrangements with tho REORGANIZATION Managers
Of the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad Company
whereby, in case they issue any Plan OF hHorgan-
ization Of the Pittsburgh anl Western HALLWAY
Company prior TO December II. 1899. they under
take to give all our deunsitors whose bonds shall
not have been sold to them for cash stated in tho
next paragraph. option for at least thirty days
after such Plan issued t. take par AMI interest in
cash or to have their )nds nclu led in the Plan ON
the basis OF securities. They also agree that at
tho expiration of such option. they will purchase
from for cash at par and accrued interest up 70
the time OF delivery all bonds held by us In respect
of which the option to take new securities shall not
have been exercised. we agreeing to sell them such
bonds. II no Plan shall have baen i-sici by that
date. the foregoing Arrangements will continue In
force thereafter until said ReorxanAaton Managers
terminate tho same by notice to lis.
Hany holder Of our receipts or certihcate' rather
than await such Plan desires and snail clet to sell
his bonds for cash horeby losing his right Of cleo.
ton to tako either cash or securities after issu
ance Of tho PLAN. said Reorganization Managers
further agree that, at any time prior 70 December
H. 1912 tand also Thereafter uatl notico from them
TO u such holder may present his receipt or oerta
cate At ofco for proper annoa of such cleo
ton thereon. aud that, at tho expiration OF thirty
days from the da.o OF such annexation. no shall
receive par and accrued interest in cash therefor o.
oco upon surrender Of his reoaipt or certificate
properly endorsed.
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]. P. MORGAN & co.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
REIMBURSEMENT,
To the holders of
SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT

for the following bonds and shares
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA. FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs.
SERIES A, n. C. d. f. F. g. II. ANDI
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES A AND b.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAILROAD COM.
PANY AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY. SUCCESSOR FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. SERIES A ANDB.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY tsAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANCH FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY COM
MON STOCK.
embraced in the Plan and Agreement Of Readjust
ment Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
dated February 2, 1922:
Notice is hereby given that ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER 10TH, 1899. holders of Speyer Il
Co.'S Certificates Of Deposit. above mentioned. may
receive the NEW SECURITIES AND CASH
TO which they entitled upon presentation and
surrender OF their Certificates OF Deposit herein.
after stated, at the offices of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMP ANY OF NEW YORK. in the City of New York.
or at the Cftr of the REIMBURSEMENT Managers in
Furopr Each holder must deliver all Certificates
Of Deposit held by him for the various old secur.
ties. which will be scheduled and onsolidated. Not
more than one hundred scheduled will be taken in
on each business day. and the new securities and
cash n exchange will be ready for delivery on the
following day
The new coupon bonds in denominations Of
81, OOO and $500 each. Tho new shares are OF the
par value of 800 each Son-nterest- hearing scrip,
eIchangeable in round amounts will be Issued for
fractional amounts of now bonds. Holders entitled
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dividends and Anterest.
THE ATCHIsON. TOPEKA 8 SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY
Four Per Cent. One Hundred Year


rectors Of this Company has declared to b. due
and payable on the first day of November, 1spp
an nstallment of interest being the third install
mentl mp III the above bonds. at the rate OF Four
Per Cent. on the par amount thereof, being Forty
dollars $40 upon each One thousand dollar 5 OOOl
bond. and wcny dollars $40, upon each Five
hun lrcd dollar 5000 bond. Such interest will he
paid At he Office OF tho Company, No. % Cedar
street, New York City. New York. on the coupon
bonds upon presentation and surrender " the re.
Ipcctiyc coupons NUMBERED 3. and on the Reg
lstercd Bonds to the rcglSt red holders thereof on
November |, 1899. The transfer books of the
Registered Bond. will close on October II. 1872
and viii remain closed until November 2. 1899.
by order of the Board Of Directors
H. W. GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer.
Now York. September 6. lSNN.
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MONTCLAIR's VIEW FOUNTAIN.
Name of Donor Not ReveaIed--Formal
Accepted on Saturday.

Name of Donor Not Revealed.-Formally
Accepted on Saturday.
MoNTcLAIR. n. j.. Oct. pat thu top OF
the mountain in this place stands ham
some fountain presented by an unknown per.
son through the Humane Society OF Boston.
Mass. to the Town Improvement Association.
The fountain was formally accepted at a meet.
ing OF the association held in the Montrair
Club Hall yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Amory i. Bradtord. the pastor OF the fIrst
during which he read tho presentation letter
OF the donor.
The fountain stands at the corner OF Bloom
Held and Highland avenues IL Is Of heavy
cast Iron and the top is seven feet from It's
base. The basin for horses is four fee, n,ps
base 10 trough for. dogs to lap NJ water fr m.
The fountain was built by Henry + Jenss II
Pawtucket. r. l.. and its value ia S2i5 Tho
Improvement Association pays for the water
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Engineers at Rifle Practice.

WHITEsToNE LANDING. L. l.. Oct 22.-Com-
pany Of the engineer battalion will leave this
post in heavy marching order for the rife
range at Crsedmoor at 3 O'Clock to- morrow
morning under command OF Can't. Thomas
Rees; They will camp in tents at Creedmoor
practise shooting at all ranges Company d OF
the engineers returned from target practice at
Creedmoor Yesterday afternoon under com
days practice and good results were obtai q cd
The Kentucky recruits made fine showing AT
long range and clean score OF bullseyes were
thought nothing OF. but at the middle range
they were unable to handle the wind gauge OF
the kraR j orGensen ahtiaiaeInriX
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Every Bullet Liebes Fired Went Into tho
Left Breast-He Is Doing Mcll.

Every BnIIet Liebes Fired Went Into Tho
Left Breast-He Is Doing We'll.
Adolph Liebes. the dealer in skins who a'-
tempted suicide at his place OF business -
Greane street, on Wednesday. has presente .
remarkable case to the surgeons Of st Nln-
cents Hospital Liebes shot him self four lines
In the left breast. lust about where his hear
ought to be. He evidently tried hard to each
II and the doctors thought when they saw q
bullet holes that he would Undoubtedly dr.
But he seems to have missed his heart Inc
bullets were ~ calihre and each one went AL
the way through his body. coming out through
and about his shoulder blade. But he is now.
One shot entered about half an inch below tho
nipple. Two went almost side 10y side TIN u-1
the fourth intercostal space and the Other .u~t
above. through tho third intcrcusla I,""
The surgeons have sealed up the wounds al
i.iebes 10 doing very well The lung IN Jrri
TO find out whether LebeS's heart has DthSr
than the normal position.
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A handsome stained-gass window was un-
vsiled in the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Brooklyn yesterday morning. 1t 10
in memory Of Louise Frances Cuylcr. mother
OF the Rev. Dr. Theodore l.. Cuyer pastor
emeritus OF the church. The Inscription on
the window is
Louise Frances Cuyler. mother OF the Rev.
Theodore l.. Cuyler August %. lSO2-Sep-
TENDER IA. 1897. | have lent him to the Lord
as long as he iveth."
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Williamsburg V. VI. c. A. Anuiv.r.sry.

The tenth anniversary OF the WILLIAMSBURG
branch OF the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association was celebrated yesterday In fifteen
Williamsburg churches. The churches were
the st. Johns n; T.. Central NJ. F.. North Fifth
Street N. E, Christ Episcopal, Calvary Episs
eopal. First Baptist. Central Baptist. First Frse
Baptist, Hope BAptist. Leo Avenue Congrega-
Street PreGbyterlan. South Third Street Pres.
byterisnt Ross Street Prssbyterlan and First
United PresbyteTiap The headquarters OF
near Bedford avenue 1t is proposed to soon
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Eighth ReEimentnl Headquarters Disnp-
proves His Election by Co. II.

Eighth ReEimentnl Headquarters Disap-
proves His Election by Co. II.
Tho Fifth Brigade. Gen. George Moore Smith.
commanding. has been stirred up. and es.
pecially the Eighth Reg iment. 10y report that
the recent election in the Eighth Regiment Of
Capt. Joseph Solomon to command Company
had been disapproved by tho reRmental
headquarters and that this action would he
duplicated by brigade headquarters.
The reason given for tho opposition to Can't.
solomon e that he did not volunteer for tina
Spanish War with the other officers of Col.
Chauncey's command. As soon as the regi.
ment got away the news of Capt. Sulomons
action was reported to Gen. Smith. who re-
Quested his resignation. This was at oncs
given.
Recently the company had an election to I'll
the vacancy for Captain. There were on,y
twelve votes cast and Solomon got them al,
His opponents say that he had been entertain.
Ing lavishly in hall near the armory on drill
nights.
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SPEYER & CO.,
NOTICE OF INTENTION To ORGANIZE THE
MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY.
REIMBURSEMENT Manager

We. tho undersigned. hereby give notice OF
our intention to organize Trust Company,
under and pursuant to the laws OF the State OF
New York. and. in conformity with the statute
n such case made and provided. we hereby
specify and state as follows. to wi:
FIRST: The names of the PROPOSED cor
porators are: Edwin Langdon. George c. Clarke.
Michael +. Bannin, Richard C, kimhall, Joseph
r. Quinby. Henry Sampson. Frank G. Travers.
@. f. Fisher. Henry d. Cooper. L. Hawey. Ron
aid X. Brown. John C. Mccall. John U. Fraley
Charles W. Jones. G. l.. Bausher.
SECOND: The name OF the proposed Trust
Company is Merchants Trust Company.
THIRD: The location OF the proposed Trust
Company Is to be Broadway between
Chambers and Canal Streets. in the Borough
OF Manhattan. In the City County and State of
New York.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have here
unto affixed our signature his 25th day Of
Ssptemb Der. 1899.
Edwin LanEdon q. f. Fisher
George c. Clarke Henry ID. Cooper
Michael 4. Bannin T.. Hawley
Richard G. kimbRll Ronald X. Brown
Joseph X. Quinby John &. Mccall
Henry Sampson John Z. FraIey
Frank &. Travers Charles w. Jones
&. l.. Bausher
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elections and 4flretinas.
rBE EyTrHpRIsr MINING coNpII

THE ENTERPRISE MINING COMPANY
StorkholIu.s arr uotiltd that the annual meeting
for the purpose of eecting directors Of sad company
TO serve for the sung aud for tn pun pose II
AplroNin ratlyln and authorizing the settlements
and compromises made aud proposed to he made by
TINS company OF c ntroNersies with claimants Of
mining claims conflicting with mining claims Of this
company and for the transa ton Of such uIher bust
ness a. may come befOrr the meeting Will be held at
80 Montgomery street, Jersey city, New Jersey
TUESDAY, November 2lst, 1893 At o clock A. NJ
JAS Ii. LoCKHART. LLOYD /. SEAMAN
Secretary Prssidenk
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HUBSCHMITT ACCUSED.
CharRes of Endorsement Preferred
Against tho Paterson Labor Leader

PATERSON. N. j.. Oct 22-Henry Hub
schmitt. the president OF tho State Federation
OF Trades and Labor Unions. has been urging
workingmen to become identified with tho
national organization. Among those whom he
persuaded to do 50 were the nod carriers.
President Hubschmitt $50 with which TO pro-
cure It for them. This was some time ago,
Yesterday charges OF en- bez Q m ent were mad a
against Hubschnitt before Justice OF tho
Peace Keys by representatives of the Hold
Carriers Union ConstAbles were unable to
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Miuins.

MINING. MILLING, SMELLING AND CoNCEN.
AVA TRATING MACHINERY; CoRLIss ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE EDw. p ALLIs
CO. ROOM III, as CoRTLANDT ST, NEW YORK
MINISa sToCKs;TE R. GRANT, BROKER, 81
NEW YORK. BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO SALT
LAKE AND COLORADO sPkINGR
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Vain Effort t. Save "A Drowninr no,.

Sevsn-ysar-old Patrick Sheridan Of J34 west
Thirty ninth street fell into the North Il yer
last night while PLAYING on tho pier AT h" 'ooI
Of West Fortieth street. Two boys VINO were
playing with ann shouted for hslp nanISl
McGreKor OF b3I Eleventh avenue procur-l q
rowboat and dragged the boy out Of the water,
but he was dead when lifted to the pier
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Arrival of a pIstinrui.hsd Contr.Ito

Miss Clara Butt the distinguished English
eontralto arrived yesterday on the Etruria and
10 at tho buckingham Hotel She will be heard
on "wednesday night at Aendelssohn Hall for
the tirst time In this country, 'NA
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DIVIDEND.
THE CHEsAPEAKEASn OHIO RAILWAY

Richmond, Va. August 18th, 1922
Adlvdsnd of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
on The stock Of the company, payable October -,
1879 to stockholders of record the closing OF the
transfer books on Septem ucr IN, 1899.
The transfer books will close at the ONCE of j. r.
MORGAN CO., 20 Wall Street, New York. on Tues
DAY, September "a, 1SHH ut 2. NJ. and will reopen
on Wedne day. October 26th at 10 A. NJ
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Bye. T. WEXFORD. Secretary.
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Available cash including
gold roserve............$2ss. sis S2sa s74 200

The com mittee for the protection OF holders
Of preferred stock OF the Pittsburg and Western
hallway Company gives final notice that over
~ per cont. OF the preferred stock having al
ready heen deposited with the committee. the
holders n undeposited shares are notified that
in order to avail themselves of the benefits of
the agreement. their stock must be assig ned TO
the committee and deposited with the knck-
right to reject the tender Of any stock or to re-
uuire the payment OF such penalty as it may tx.
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FINAL NOTICE.
To tho Holders of Preferred Stock
OF THE
Pittsburgh & Western RAILWAY Co

Over eighty seven per cent. Of the preferred stock
Of this Company has been deposited with the Com
mittee under the terms OF the Protective Agree
ment.
The holders of undeposted shares are hereby
notified that in order TO avail themselves Of tho
benefits ~ such Agreement their stock must be
duly assigned to the Committee and deposited un.
der such agreement with the KSICKER-
BOOKER TRUST COMPANY, New York, on
or before DECEMBER lsT, 1900
The Committee reserve the right to reject the
tender OF any stock made after such date or to
require the payment OF such penalty they may hX
OCTOBER 2lst, 1899.
a. FOSTER HIGGINS,
j. HARSES RHOADEs,
c. W. BAKER,
Committee.
HENRY CRAWFORD. wM, r, RANDALL,
Counsel Secretary.
a. Broadway.
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GOLD, COPPER LEAD. sILSER-Cspital desired
" for promoting the sal"ufa "u.Aare group. ada.
cent aud similar e. thu silver Lake Mines at Siverton
Colorado which were recently placed with a Boston
indicate for Four Million dollars. Owners prefer
retain part interest payable in stock For
address NICHOLAS ROMANOFF COTfMAN IL
lafayette place, New York.
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Elderly brooklyn Woman Killed by Troll
ley Car,

ley Car.
Mrs. Lena Shapiro. 65 years old. OF G10 Rock
away avenue. Brooklyn. was instantly killed
by trolley car in front Of her home yesterday
morning, She was crossing the street at the
time with a can OF milk in her hand.
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SUNDAY. Get o.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
O"i IL. oct. 81 Changes
Loans 7Uj spp.poO S7OO IA. 200 Dec. ,35b, 900
Deposits 77I.pI62lO 7HS 375 700 Dec. $50. 900
Griffin. l5.5sspOO 15727,4OO Inc. 10000
L'g'trs.. 4D,G7G 700 4p.S6O. 700 Inc. 800
Specie. la. 337 100 l43.6I4 300 Dec l.663, 100
Res've s1p4.sI3n, sIp@ 585 600 Dec. 81 800. 500
Re'er'ed 1873 736. $50 IS2 .Oy3.y25 Dec. Ih42. d25
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Surplus sl.l77,3oo Sl,4ii.o75 Inc. $2d3,723
The imports of general merchandise, inolud-
week were so 425 03O against 81 1913. 263 the
previous week and S74o2.O71 for the CORE
spending week of last year; The imports Of
$1On.S4n was gold making total specie i'm
ports since jan: l.. Sl5,@I3.577. Exports OF
total Of S1.OOh.Ol. against 50 1919 the
previous week. The Exports o. specie since
Jan. have been gold, S23 ~ .355. and silver
Sal. 221.157 a total Of S'i4. 4O5. IL.
The surplus year ago was SOB. 412.320. and
two years ago, S22.4OI,7OO
The official count of cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF Yesterday
shows:
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SUNDAY, Get. -.

Total EaIos. 2. 201,242 sharos.
sEI.dividcni.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
PARTNERS DISAGREE.
Ex.JUsTIcE AUGUSTUS VAN WICK APPOINTED
TEMPORARY RECEIVER FOR a SILK FIRM.

EX.JUsTICE AUGUSTUS VAN WICK APPOINTED
TEMPORARY RECEIVER FOR SILK FIRM
Justice Gildersleeve IN the Supreme Court, has
appointed ex-Justice Augustus Van Wyck. brother
OF the Mayor temporary receiver for Eiseman
Bros. importers and wholesale dealers in silks at
Nos 2 and 73 Grand-st. in a suit brought by Elm
stein & Townsend for Moses l.. Eiseman. against
Samuel Eiseman. the other partner, who was rep
resented by Blumenstiel & Hrsch, for winding mp
the affairs OF the nrm on account Of partnership
disagreement The firm dissolved on Decem-
Der d. and the partners have become so unfriendly
that they were unable 70 cooperate In hQuidating
the affairs Of the firm. Justice Gilccrsleeve In mis-
decision said that the situation demanded the ap-
pointment OF person wholly disinterested I'm the
matter for receiver and he therefore named ex JUS
iice Van Wyck Since there are no existing habili-
ties Of the firm and the rights Of creditors are not
involved the Court sees no necessity OF including IN
the assets that are TO come under the control "
the Court the cash on hand, except. say 5000 a
portion OF which may be needed IN the manage
nnent OF the trust before any collections can be
made Each partner should take his share at
once before the entry OF an order confornabie 10
this decision. On December 81 the assets OF mo
Statement. were 5000 which included accounts
and bills receivable. S335o00; cash tlocg mer-
SO go and the liabilities were &2yy According
70 Samuel Eseman.s statement ne assets were
SslsVO which included accounts Qi SS31-so, cas-"
tlNAl fxures s. 800 and the liabilities were VIZ
Oco which have since been reduced 70 S""p ny
payments. r,,
The business started by Moses l.. Eisemap
IN 1873. and IN lss samuel joned MIN tnei SaPtMs5 9 M
then being 500. Of when Moses cohtIlonteG N.yV
ana Samuel $500 The business gradually IN
creased and so did their capital, ana their net
prodts since 1873 have been $4,000 ana their sales
Ia 1895 were about 10000 Moses l. Eiseman
says that on December 81 his interest IN the capital
was s256 900. and Samue,'s $23s.00 The partner
ship dissolved on December 81. lsso, and sam
uel formed firm, composed ct himself. sam
uel l.. Ferber and Louis Selig who had an interest
ia the profits Of the old firm. under the style OF
samuel Eiseman a. Co. at the old place, Nos. II
Samuel Eisernan, In opposition 70 the appointment