Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1879, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY :i, I879—TWELVE PAGES. thing over and above the procceds 7th, when you made your application to the | rame tine hie wonld co nnd aee Mr. Coolbangh | was the first 1L . = 31 10 whom I went. But 1| fered by tha defendant. The Court mishied the CITY REAL ESTATE. WARTED-VALE HELP, 2 tq realize s . i Court asking for fnatrictions,—fiad vou {n that | ur samo one on whose lionasty as to thismatter | fearned aftormard that Heaing's nfluwnce with | bills of ezerptione to be made up as soon a8 pos- | ~Fr7ie o ~ i asnaaa ¢ of the ssle of -;;»c;«‘;,{! ",:'.1"; judgments agalnst | Interval learned nll about Mr. Hesing's finaucial | an 8 hanker he had confidence. Witness went | Judge did not amount to o groat deal.” aihle, nnd stated that it would gc in Richmond ,,f.,,, & Za‘:_':’g‘;"""':”z';m:r"l:;m: cants per n- ':l-‘::.u %3'&.:’5:::;?’.‘.:,",.5‘,‘,’..,’,‘ conts per ine : wiind Mr. TR 0 an examination, T | condition{ to the Judze in the afiernoon, and the Judze ekl in two weoks, and would then sign fhiem, It Attonnt iy ) 3 bim at that time j ‘* T think so, for, in the first place, he had an | safd e was eatisfied 1t was the best that could QUESTIONS ABOUT A CHECK, was agreed, ofter consuitation, that the billy Fnu BALE-THR POLLOWING PROPERTY, DXE- Maokkeeparss Clerks, &ce iellevet” Agments that fam aware of, | 8flidavit or, at any _ rate, & sworn | hodone for the creditors ta accept the offer of Col. Cooper—I want to call your attention to | #hould be arranged hy Beach and Willonghhy | I' toneing toan rastern party, will b soid at sbout [V ASTED—GROCEAY CLERK: MUST BE yiners: & o 1o had N0, .J|“]$nnl. a dollar_of property @ Statoment,—either an aMidavie or n peti- | 85000 onil confirm the sale, and he entercd the | o 50 S0 No. 50, #5000, United 8 and sent to Richmond, In the matter of In- ""!'""'J":J,',",'hfi'éé'l'}."" S s P Boltonert h) class counter hand and rapid sien writer; sistg fat be “‘l‘.“(;:i,' “heavily laden with tncum- | Uon which gave eome [oformaiton; It gave | orler. Wlinens thought he bresented i report | {14 e e e L ‘l;km?":; strctiona in this case, the Court granted three Bricks Wil s roodern | mprove. | TEFErTnCCt and ealary. 1130, Trinane oMce. 4 ch Wi 1 81l the fuformation, 1€ It was teue, that wor de- | on the tith of April, , and the fial order N cf for plaintiff, and thirteen cut of twenty-fonr Nt — ;finm-" have cntereduo s judgment | 8fred. Then I mude it my official duty, from | was made on Manday, the 20th. Afterthe | Illfnols, In the matter of the trrmania Insur. | asked for by the defendants, Pt ine 2 slary hrick, 424 feving-place. ANTED — 23 ,":f;m:::“, TrnsE uNpER ke ou could BT Hien you could” hava | the moment £ left the Court to the time'l pre- | Judee mads the memorandum on the back, be | ance Company, hankrut, In hankruptey; at e e —e—— P01 wtory Drick: 4 Nouth denemonar T NV A S ARG Qociormed. " PHELES, seanst Mr. Heatug, wnd thes, seated my reporty to examina closely,—or to | Instantly took It aver and dellvered 1t to MF, | Ohicago, the 20 day of Awtll, 1835, The Na. RAILROADS story marble-front, with all modern {m. | DODUE & PALMEL, 48 and 50 Wavean- % sold this stock ut DIt The Marshal wonld bayo | the time’ I prepared iy report,—ta” examine | Copy .l'\m minute or record clerks On the20thot {0 IB‘ + Hittoo ) 1874, L3 . proyements, 14 Iraie By VVASTER-2 Q00D CARDENTERS AT sOUTi. ¥ w o, 1 could ot RS clasely foto" the fancial condition of Mr, | Aplhc went to the dudge and saked whether | tional Bank of Hilfnofs, pay Lo iny order, the b n sy (romme o e enanemints, | pyL Rt coracr of Cinalsod Tweltih-su, A. CAMP: e peen obliized to do “::t;:red up the judgment | Hesing. he would contirm the sale 80 that hie vonld eon- | check belng entered for serviees, $5,000 on ac- A GOOD THING FOR THE ERIE, 183 Tnirty-secona-st, 5 LR e el s B " " \'{;u‘ll;m‘l;lc Ew: Eum’ ther, adverifacd nud . -‘.l,l(,"f yan nn‘t stated to numl;tlm!l?"(m“" ??"“"'fl ('l-’ u:!ul ldml 'u‘nht(lm (ulllc. wu‘nulnn count of the estate of the aforesald Insurance ‘The American Exchange states that the com- | Inquire of i ..!2,";1 '}i‘n\fl;fil‘:fl:fi < \c,“hmm' [ st Mr. Thlie > ¢ i this city that the reasor nld Mr. ne's ought the Judge told him to come again jn 9 x - 5 e loom wiio gton-at. ANTED-A BEL k- o 4 e stock at "“"’l“{‘.“!‘.’..’.'t-'.‘é‘m'"l‘.‘zh'.!‘.i'é‘.}'f; Lot A NG L L D AUl R b A L f‘;&"‘"{’{’e"“fie“,m;x" ,y"f,h',"’;;""’,'“;’h‘" pletion of the f".'k’ ork, ';"‘"‘ E"e“f ‘x’“;""’“ * | FOUFALFSAT X ahEAT TARnAIN={ uonn W A w e T g e e 2 it you dld olhrr‘!‘l P publie rale, the sama a8 the other unconverted | took the report of the 16th of Aoril after the | $1d catate, counteralg e cHe ard, Reg- | narrow gauge track from New York tothe laken Wir L0500 cottdge om Rnuin bie, unly 81,50, C.B. | ey retarsnce roqnired. " Cafl at sida’ door 41 Wash- ! this n\lwmrdfl";z oL in the other, T think," | aescts of the Company, was because you were | indorsement fnto the Clerk's office. fster in Bankruptcy; indorsed Williain Vocke | places this Company in o position where here. ~ e R - w1 pold the Juda o Mointng the judgment | obllzed to do it under th express difectionof |+ What aives sou that Impression? ** Assignee Germanla Instrance Company; also, | after it may command rights and cqualities o e B N CrTnaL ¢ Coutd L T o about #00.000 havg then | Judge Bloggettt ' 5 ° - ot tho Juitge resi It throuah, There | the stamp of the Gorman Natlonul anle,’ April | regard to interchanze of traflc with connectiog it £7 oo ainet Mr. & ¢l . nover made use of that Ianguage.’ lon fol copying,—for his keep. cred,” ] " . N LE~10UA% D | Birerteed wnd sold, L s{Cel B tho Slaati | g e SO ‘eakd with "relerence o | 15 the-and 1 shoula Judge Uit be Qid a6 from | Zpeisase Dy 48 Wan ordeieds That fs thy | rallwavs at Buftalo and Duskirk that arese- | [0 AALE ttordz Av6 g Compans ob Wy, Marshall would havs | 17 (o very fact that. that wasithe stial courso 1o | She Traana pais aml stock mas ot s ang f | cured to b by law, According to n contract | sy RN i e o8 b b Y t upon the stock, | - I have sald this, T think: that, fn the | which fig and I, at sny rate, in former trans- | ' : all, 1 will whow mada In Aoril 1851 between the Buffalo & State > - ~ ken execntion S 10 e M hanis<! | Judgc's opinian, (s adciwbie (o broceed In | Nctlons had treated nuch matters, When My | o ge 1o o o oAb wirge) 1 o e oo | Eine Haiirsad, the Dunkirk & State Lino ltai- A A A T e an the b T lected otherwisc, 1t was not, (o way n " which we did, towit: ta malte | frat raport was mado to hint wnd he entered | Tiiom wus an Allowancs made to. mo fof ot | Toas Ure New York & Erle Hallrvad, wnd the | \WANTED-A TS0-sTOWY Ji0UNE, WITH LT w]r you badt SR COr tiut kind, was Icf | eSamination into Mr. fHlcsina's financlal | the order directing me to offer the stock at | sorvices of $2,500, Builulo & Rocliester Raliroad (the latler now a R ddress Kb hrvan Miock. 170 Lasene, pecessary for “"YB heid that collateral und the | condition. Let me see,~1 nt to | private sale, I did not approach the Judge. 1 WAL what thnel” ortion of the New York Central Hatlroad), the You would |_m“m" you held the collateral | be exact an possihle,—L do think | was in the back part of the room, and my best WAL the meeting, and 5,000 and the othor | Frie Hallrond is entitled to reccive one-half of judgment the " thut there ought to be any ocenston for variauce. | imuression Is that the papers were left with the | chocl of $2,50) was drawn ' ou the Mechanics | | East-bouud traflc of the Lake Bhore Rail- Lo the notes T may liave enid that the Judge thought it ot | fudge i that caso: but as to tois report,—the | fiank, which wan w deportory. 14 1s bart of the | 034 st elther Buftafo or Dunkirk. Furter. 1 .:%:hbt";;:cmfldhnvu sold the etock, could | dvisable and judiclousto pruceed s we did.? 1 report to which thiese papers were attached,—I | ajigwance. I drow thitin two checks for the | M0T€ the “cootract s confirmed by the act VWANTEI-AGENTH TG iy in the sain of anl clear and exclustve. MO8 VWWASTED = AtTHORS: miediaiely placedif avallan ATILE. s by s - rexpondenca_invited JAHEHS West Bides EHATURE, 232 Tiro et '0 RENT-TRE LOWER PALT OF 770 CARROLL- 7., with good barn, $12.70 per month. C. 0. Wile canvass for th & erred, i “Wero any serions complaints made to you | amn satisfled that I took that into the Clerk's | simpie reason that § had s small batance Jeft of March U, 1807, authorizing the consoll- | 8N, iivom 31, 9 Desrbor (2 8t sighi: comminion Iarge. Col) BY Monm b Cdatin ava turncd around and A h Y anxous also te et out_his money which he had . AT e e 1 2 | 710 RRST-FORNISHED COTTAGE OF 81X RO NIRIoAN B 1C MAN i e ot col, Bmile e, contu You noty | M, Hestiz omr " iy rom the fact_that. the Tudge rexd It overs | fo il und 10T spit he &,00 ke ten ehecks,— | o7 U0 tile of the Huflalo & Fele Naitroud | 'T T aED cuETASE OP s anans | W Corminy T Chieasor i bacemant i Tk sold the "ou did these other Judgents in Yes, n great many, ant { think I can positively awear that after No | yne for 82,600, und the otlier for $1,40.9 n'u- s tinally, that the cun:mct s made valid Ly a0, \ R B O § sy onlye o8 G o St same ns sou i CRR * DIl you not throw the reaponaibility for il | had examlucd it andentered his Indorsement on | ““wiiyery those all the checks you Urew o ac- | 1 tenerul law of the Ntate of New York ag N CTWoATORY | LATHROP, 12 T8 bascrnent. (hlmmurlurg' that upon Jurlgo Blidgett to tliese men{™ the buck of the paper, Ltook it over to Mr. | count ut your services ny attorneyi” g}!tgfll‘ml Mrm-h 1, 1863, nml' also lvy’nn mxol 182 Thitty-second VW ANIED=A MAN Tu WALT ON “TABLE AND & Y\fih‘d{'n,”m-dqm What was the renson 1 stated to all these men that § scted strctly | Copp's. 4 No, sirs { had ore,” May ,IM'- that BXireealyy At pufates iy L Y C wark fo Giienen at wosSonth atsted e, ‘m‘xfn'; treat Mr. Heing in the ssme way | In sccordance with the orders of the Court, und u,{\ér‘- Koott—That was on the morning of the “ 310w spuch in all1" :{:_V]:xlrl»x:mv:(l|t;!ezil co’l'l;ulx:c ln':‘ “»: ‘u)c,»"cc'm- 0 RENT-IROOMS. WS DEAT RALEXMAN PR GRT: i?,fl treated these nll;,(;r dettors of the Germania l":\,t“ll:;flflx:,l&'l;;;nyll;; ml.hr:n‘l(:.— T un: m)x‘l‘, I couldn't say. Lcan ascertain from | Finet ¥ b (GBI AE. b L(m""ngm"m; bt PSR e PRI cta boot nid sheo Jubbing house nsurace Company 1" trief ! Mr., GGoudv—Or aflternoon, you don't remem- Mr. Knott—What Is the relevancy Iiuffalo & Niste Line Rallrond und the New York | /[0 RENT—#1.%0 PER WEEK-NICELY FURNISI. e nuquainiance and trade In the --lx:klil‘:;:c;‘l";j‘fifl"‘fihfl;ffi'.“”y"‘ the 8amio | TiYes, becauso 1t was trues becausn I acted | ber whichis i ™ o poicvancy ol tbisl | & 'Erle Matlrosd. Heretofor the differeave. ho- ,!' £d ruome 16 zrtiemen ailyy \ranaient xentlemea et T TA e amr, [ particulars way a : W How cau o eay thaty when you turned | 8itletly In-accordance with the orders of the | _**It may havebeen In the afternoon; I am not | stance lookavers. peculiar that Mr. Greenetmum | 4520 fhe gauges of the Erle fallroad and it sround aud o ' 3 Y i " 173 WABASILAV.=T0O O ertlse Court,” positive. pin bid of §5,000 for this A St | cunmections at Buffato uud Dunkick has render- | ‘] 5 A vertiséd the notes und claling pays Lk g tock on the 2th sa of the difll- blcl&‘"fl‘unl;’:;gll':‘;wnIl’]’?m oicel Mr. Cooper—Did you take it to the Clerk, and | of April by giving' Mr, Vocke nn scconnt bonk | C e control inuperative, bec ; ale, wnd sold thesa : pRln 2 D : against the others ot publie sale, wn . PERSONS TO WIIOM LETTERS WERE | have it tnarked filed,” before you took it Into d T 35,000 e G pultien wl delass vccasfuned by the breaking of | prig pexg—seire 5 FANTED-GIRL TO COOK, oles of Nir. Hesing's an thlt stock, us collai- SENT, Julge Blodvett? i etantt oot On e gt o ierinan | b "ot mow Al e ds chuniced. | "LUpBENTRAEITE, OF L G F VODUECHNT | WWANTER-GIL 1O Couk, A axp, inow ergl ecurlly, Doy different casen.! “Did Judge Blodgett gire sou directions as thiok yot.” Vocke draws fis chock us_Arsignce, onfer. | 1h¢ Lake Snort & Michigan Southern | gewer sl Michiian:ar. corner 1 birterith. R e e ceapact, extons 1t Mr. Hes: | to what pe rfiofatlons W2 a Why do you think not 1 signed by Mz, Ilibbarnfor 5,000, il deposite | S30 0% Tendily exchutva fts Uraflic | f] WENTEPLEAANT PHEONT gooNa-WiGED | \WANT LI R el in \\hn‘t {l‘:'l‘l)l‘:: ,rg;" o l.hc;' kit 0 what persons or corporations you shoul t- * A flic mark on that paper wonldo't amount | {t fn the German National Bank. 1 don'tipeus | "0 With the Erle as with the Central & ~ '!1 £ '.’x'..“;u',fi.’ chirap; 850 one nnfarnfshed, st AL nily, at 350 Wems, L a3 v i T voue | Fect Wl lrular leler to, aang for bids for | to aaything betore the Court a examien . | 1o wag thakthera I syt wrong abons 1 | 1t Revozaiivg the exlaeote of ouiracts VWASTER=& Giti, 70 10 GFNERAL HOGHE: 4 Ha 't treat iese tesing notes and atoc! was hecessary to have ft pass through the | fransaction, but it louka very stranie to e that el (ke o e the urle or it f h ‘,‘,;“fi‘.‘,‘.}gfl:‘n" n‘-fi“fie'&'r':umdd:f' E:f:':fi’;l‘fl'vf ML will tell you: At the first Intervlew which m-‘fl:{ ot {};L;, g‘:‘t{:\ rl»‘crgm the Clerk would bave | when Mr. Voeke, In bis final report, asks for ;;',“‘,;‘};;;‘,‘;;;‘:.:'f:_;{},‘“},‘d‘,"u}:',',,“,“,‘;}:,f]fj‘{:;'.;‘i 77 mteres recomie ‘““'&Ll!”é’"’m "7 Aldinernta, Junatly to tie Court, and tnsisted (bt a publlc | we had, of nt the second,—my better fmpresslon | S"PCIOAO RN ILE (L g:&ff":’u';::fi?‘gc'lg’é"fi';‘.fi; Sutd Grmny iy cameer fhe | rangeimeht Wil be inade at an early day between | “['0 RENT=A DESHRANLY LOCATED STORE. 1N . Benmatrevies, 3 sale would not be half so l»en,encu,.-;aut UOL | s that It was at the ficst,—when Mr. Hestng bad song customir K. oo, J the tuanacera of the New York Centeal wnd the | gpplys ol 2= €47 fear Chivado. Addeess 3, | yys aXTED-BUIRT-MARKIS AT ONCR 1Y BURS: yleld Ball s mmitchy o8 8 B altiva ang | %0 Strongly urged that privato sale would he { ° i Certainly I was ‘golng to fle It, but only | ' ihe’ Witness—It s countersizned by Mr. rie aifvond Compantes, by which the latter | 7 RSO E R | —— T SHEAT S e e, aeditors, Ty e e e s privats | to the greatest ndvantage to the creditors, Mr. | after the Court had exanined it Hiblard. Tdid not draw the clieck for 5,000 | 11 Frseive ts filh wid equiiable proportion uf 5 Wastiogton:2 Nurses. : solemn BITGE the grentest ndvaniage to the | Hesiuig suggested o few names of well-known alone, but two cliecks nud deposlted them in | trvuic comes over yho Jops apriethor that Miscelinne o LPALTRY WETNURSEAY ot e bankrut baakers fu this city to whom T might go fn or- NOTIFYING CREDITORS. my bank, the German Natlonal, Soutiorn or Gireat Weiern of Cammdh M, | "0, IS TR0 ERllc b 33 FORY BICE. 319 = = re ik as Uhat your bellef der to recelve their Ul for these papers.” “Thls order reads, ‘Enter order that note | | Mr. Guudy—=That lax no relesancy whatever | Vuyderbilt refuses to conede 1o the Erio vl | g Atia 500 Cltatonis . with power.” Inquire at taneans, “tliat Ut ime no resson to douet Mr. Ao whose prescnico did lio suggest them 1" | and sceuritics b old for 85,000, upless ob- m‘ll';evil‘mrzubem investigted agalnst Judge Uiose richta secured 1 It by the Jawe, prompt e v A5, OFFICE, T0USG LADY wiio s word, T fa cl ol at was in the presence of tho Judge. He A 5 V. s neasurcs will ba tuls ifore & WANTED TO RENT: 4. T g:;‘,“l:n:l evar acalt fn any seourities. 1 had | augwested, for Inatance, Conlbaugh and Groenc, | 16ctions are filed by Monday morning. IL W. B | * Me*Tapham—It scemn to me that it 1s due to ulken Lo eriforee them .. WANTED TO_ Decied. i 48, Tribume of *Iwas not required, I belleve, to send out | the witness not to barrow o his feelings in re- N —T0 ENT=T q never heen eneaged in any speculation, und so I VWASTEL-TO URNT-TW0 Ol THIKE UR: bautn, nmd perbaps ooe tore.” AMRTint s tlahs hamen o BONDS OF A LEASED RAILROAD, iz - L s cry little 8s to what would probahly Mr. Knott—DId lic suzyest the names of ai] | Botices.” gard to this matter in his present state of | B * | keeoing by & prom, trnagt. between liver o reatest ndvantage of the Dolley- | troed to whom Fou addressed jour elrealar | Witness stated that ho took the Law Bulletin, | Hoafth. Tlie Uenneylsania Railroad Company owned a | wndMorexh wnd Siad TRERAS, AGHERR: | Tt ATION W AR R A LR T GAN Wi horders.™ letter? hut ha tind a clerk who kept track of the Col. Cooper said be had no intention todo | majoity of the stock of 1he Pittsburg, Ciocinnat] | 49 boutt Morges. ;. — | SITATIon na Cxpertence (h the Commtmon bk olde! “'No, he did uot.” 1 told by ; cases | gy, & St Louls Raliroxd Compavy, which had jn | YW ANTER-TOMENT=O NIV, A RWALL, FARH | near, and Inw nieiater of Use oatd of Trads. ssirav. 3 G TIE ORDER. ’ \odgetteT d t quite underatana | 27 told bim about them; sumetimes he did not 150 1 i = 2 nedr tha ity Glve (ull patticalsts, focation | eler, corrtanondent. trader, or bookkeencr in & com- ENTERING Judge Blodgett o not quite understan: e Dt = i 840 leased thic Columbus, Chicago & Indiana | and peive. Address if 44, Tribine office. misston hotise: eag nflueuce & large trade, Address T wivere you preseut when Judge Blodzett | whetber the answer fmpiles that 1 sugzest- sea the Butetin for a week. He could notsay MR. GOUDY'’S QUESTIONS, Central Rallroad C e Ay i, = - | oo Trivone afice. ore_y whether lie was or was not inthe babit of read- | On the crossexamfuatiun Mr. tioudy asked oad Compuny. Av agreament was | \\PANTEU=TO NENT-A NUILOING L , in the mat! ed or Mr. Hesiog sugeested, . g nprer fi [ e: would prefer | QITUATION WANTED=RY A PRAGTIGAL, BOOR. direded this "."]“:& :)e d',’::,i;m:,['k;,:,r;‘:.:" Cal. Cooper—ile says that Mr, Heslog made | Ing It every morning when he camo to the office; | the witness if he was olected Assignea by the | SPLered 1o between the three corporations | new uifiiing. Adirers it dribise atien P | o N b v partence a1 A BOOR of the Hering's notes an the sugiestion. it depended largely upon circumstances whetlier | creditors, He said he was. : that 30 per cent af the gross earnings of the | T rem e et N e ey Cmistdo, Ma o o] was." * Did Judeo Dlodgett sucgest noy nameal” | g ousulied the newspavers fo rolstion tolaw | *In obtalniog the office yon Birst solicited the | 1¢ased road should be deporited by the two 5 otk o TN e e ] t I3 tdons . jo w\¥ho wns present besides yourself andJudge | ¢ {L may bo thut the Judge—I beliove that WATEHES, | TLISTEIL 15 Vincennes-pispes - A0urest MRITEN Vo &1 per week, with te of pi o st : i lessves to gunrantee the bonds of the leascd (10 14 : dctt ! when M. Heaing sugwested ticee names the | Proceedings. Tlo wasat that tme burdened | suppor of the different creditors, did you not! | o). These bonds et stambed ot the Deck aear CIark. Hoaim s and A, harablinbed Heot, Arnaen. Hibbard and my partner. dJudge said, ¢ Well, they are proper persons to | With Jabor, Iic had his own practice to attead | *Yes, sir. mith the statement, * Pavment of interest and | 4 xy sum To Lo NITURE AND Pi: | QITUATION WANTED-BY A PINST-CLASS GEN- hered" nopl\' to, among others,’ to, tins Gerinunla natter aud other ime “Prior to the timo that you were elected did | principal of the entire. series of bonds men- “snon, withouot te on_dlawmunds, knd | % 'lrmnn'-F-men: nitery -unmflbu....nm with x".l"“luzl‘hwrmwo % "'rnll’\,nw many did you address letters alto- ‘ll';“f‘:{"';'n"",'llff‘- that constantly required bis § you paye any conversation with Mr. Hesing Lluncv.’] herein {s puaranteed by the Plitaburg, | 8lkoad seeuril eathor: AT laie Jiouae ooly; et of clty references given. Mr. Hlesliz wan thers too. ier . cution. . o » | Cincinnati & 81, Louts Rall 2 1 SASH PAID FOR 0L GOLU AND BILVERT | o row Tl Tdbuneatlee. " o Wit that order when th was. | Bty ratner dev (e retRl daterming | o What il of objections contd e fied by | ith rezurd to bis influcnce tn getting you the | FOCHEI, & Fh Lonis Rallvosd Compaay wal | (CSAZH FAID, ¥oTi 01t il ASD WIRVERT | S vy ATioN WANTEI- 0T A FI TR OIS zncd by the Judge with bis initals,—¢ H. W, | that" creditors which could be given by ¢ Manday | place, or was it after youwere clected mid while | Brown bowght three of the bonde, s he sags, | SLroH Sricrinton at GOLGSMIDS on Sranepd cook. Aduress’ o cali for three daya u sizned by i 8 | Otticeflcensed). m hast M. S Enterty “The anewers filed, I think on the 10th of | moroing next I what manner could credii- | your confirmation was pendiug before the | on the faith of this indorsement, | The beane | et Hecase. i B, Enter Aoril, show the nauies of the persons whown you | ors know about this matter unless you gave | Jyagei” sylvanin Company puld the juterest on the bouds QAN MADE Coachmen, Teamstcrs, &cs W11 1 had the order at all incharge, I certainly i 8 them sotne noticed” udee W Apdl 1. ot A 4 wlitiout rein 1 DBY A YOUNG SAN A8 touk It fostantly to the Clerk's office.” e Alen “Vell, fa ot the fliog of Hiese papers ayd | _*From my bost impresslon, that was after- | it APTL L [0 then Qelanlt was mae, T [ 61 S o St e o d im0, flmsel X . Al ; 4 ¢ Y 10 T 7 | usetuiaronnd ta + shenk . W Did you biave the order i charge Yo ot replies from all of them 1 the entry of the orders. constructive notice to [ Wards; of courae it was, Suprems Court Lo recover from the Penussiva- ANMIAT R . Trilunsonie, o) Mraks Uermin, . Addcem'y That I do not remewmnber. [ might have car- [ “Ves, sir,’” bl the world! How should I— The only question before Judga Blodeett | nin Company the nmount af the intercst con. | frectpls, mackinvry T Miscennment i eriliceen Ho came to address n letter tu Jacob Rehm | 21 um nut speaklug about constructive uotice. | was whether or not hie would conlirm the elec- | Fons for two years. The Company demurred | DYWPELy 164 Lusatie-at ATUATION WANTRIIE A FOUTH - HEd L ower Kb il D knowi® | Decitse his nanio wua also mentioned before | What goud would construcitve notice do thoss | 1on of the creditorsi™ tothe complait on varlous grounds, among o0 B aay Fevpectae pisinien Adbrens 0 SRt anduge Wi CaraR Judge Blodaett, Nehin wat 2 very wealthy min frlirs who wulted toobless, JE r;‘-clv"doig::.: “That fo al, aud I wantedthe Judge, betare | Hem, belug these: That the acreement botween QL ————————— “Was iU left with Judge Blodgett on his ?I: ‘\"'3: l:"l?l‘:l.l) nll,x.«:' ;;:5 fl'm‘ t}c'x:‘ll?»?x:cm‘; Wan}s‘. 1f some m{ll:r‘?enun could h|u fg}md who :hom[hnxt had no practice before that time, to |,:e]¢,.‘:q‘::‘.?:,l:2 :;(,‘g!“l‘xl:"l: I:‘A;"I.Iu? IL»&?:;:IMI 'H‘; M ('::xn;ecunf.n";? er;IP— } . BITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, ' " 3 money and vo debts, Itehm was e that e | Would pay more for these notes und this stork | know who I was,” 1 crediturs until they have plaved themsclves ina | Biock. FREy Domesticss K ::{‘5}"“{‘{"’\"‘{“';’;);’“ — friendly to Iesing. ' He never knew anything :::l'_';;‘;‘"“:{;“m“l‘h;‘"("!".‘:"‘p"‘l“n‘yl‘fl‘;l’l‘l':.l‘ o ';::3 #Did you have any persohal acquaintance position to assert {lie rizhts of e vorporations | i LGAN g e s o ani el LA, nOTCR oy at fs 3 L. of the” relations between Mr, Coolbaugh nnd b e » A ha with the Judge prior to that timel” hat the goarantee {2 bot to them, but to on (mproved cliy property, ClEA| cliy referentcu.’ Catl for two days a2 0 5 1nger-are’ MLetmesen, [sut o the rear port of the |y “Honing, cxeept shat he knew that Me, | notice of ity or the ereditaors had notice of i1 i corporation, snd fhat they are strameers to {he | Bortlicast corner Dearborn and Yends y Wo days at u e lndisns-av, room, s (e ducdee, | beliove, aat at bisdesk. | ooy was indebted to Mr. Coolbaugh or | **1f #obody haa notice of it, they could not Notatall. Ilad tried one case beforebim, | cougract botween tie three companies. The VWANTED=TO ok SITEATION WANTED~IY A GIRL, TO DO GRN Sy heat recolleatlon b that Ldud not take the | Ae Cooluaugh's Dank. Tl knew thut he | object toits that) of tourse, answeraltself.’s 1 believe, but he did not know me." plalntifT, however, {asisted that the atatements urlons st 0gr 1per ve SR mark, el 0, Tene aRer, urder out of the room.” e liad_pledzed fo Mr. Cootbattzi's hank somo | , +* Whon this asle wns conilrmed, on- the20tb, | *So tarus you know, was thera any conceal- | By the cumpinint. 1 falienne trie. shon ey | ©INK 8106, Adgres 3 45 BINLAT SANTER-EUR A cLidx, sTHONG il it was left shere with e fulge!"” of 1. Staats-Zeltung stock. e wrotk 10 Ay | did vou get Judgs Blodgett to. eater an order | ment of that order cntered Aoril 7, 18141 Action on the bart of the Pennsylvania Raftroad PHOBVCTIVE | 145 Taeatietar. oo sirl for leeiéral fiousewark, 2+ That i eus fefl there,or that somobudy else | foeh & Bro., becatine. they woro real-eatats copfirmlug (L1 o tho least.t Wnent of the order oit | SCTIAY 38 estops It froms denying Jability 1o UL [ e e — l"""l’l‘l‘::‘l‘:l;rt the fast time vor saw jL1" .'.’fi‘\'r“w'\'x:fi"é'fl'. lll)ll:::kncrrli"nlfi;amfié‘\‘n“rn‘?{:”én‘i‘fiffi# -41[33 E‘fii hie enter {t; ANl he makethe order! tnlern‘t‘l the llin:l{lnon‘lcl:' fi'uur?(" e ;'éi}é“.}"uf;""p‘i'\-‘mf g:flhmu:t:xmflfiuln:;:: I::; e o S iy had b Viiisa yany a9 1w 1t I ouce, | aaw 1t ot the instant at | g & Koxminski, becaase they were bankers, | Do yonremember the circumstances of that ' Not the least, as far as I can tell," the bouds of the latter for several years G Sulsists Jlaclieg eavorien Aty expectel 83 whie he iz iz I or indorel 1.7 ey vovor i Dasiness With Nir. Honing | LAIIONE L g, | a s iy TG0t arrancetiant or dtormaton, | waa i dsmmtlon o1 s "t >t | 1 tine 1o 1osh b cliy T IUSINESS CHANCES, = oN K X % * Lot me see o nday. ¥ i J Ie recelpts of mone e e - § % St ANCES, o o luvo soen I witbin the last (ve yeare, | OB knosledceft T T e T o S e N et | At o e Shom s e (Hana Ceniral bondholgers made 1w detenian | T -CL A PHOTOGUALT G ALLERT FOR “Purdid you see it tliers after the 20th of *1nay bemay iave suzzested thelr names st | told me to come azain tn the afternoon. Idon't * No, sir; there wos pot,” n trustec for such bondbalders, - The case come | oo IX\ ulr(x-hn 1 f0r eadti, want T sl st & neennt A ihia tereicw, bk by ecriaioly dit wot aiegens remember any furdher eireumatanceaboustiut.” ||« Dl any one mpesest fo vau to solicit bids etore Judge Dohie at gpecial terny reeautly, T Dearvormrae, T1eeon callupadtens € A, ABTOLT, A, sir 9 % r o *‘I'he onder s o ¢ sale to nd indgment was given in Ve r ) o ey 2 X g Ol % Uhat time won the other oraer for the | ML namet, Porliana thy Judgo might " re Greenebaum, —you remember that, don't you?" | - *No." AsTvatia Conipany.Evom thix Tudgment Brows | . BOAIDING AND LODG A e e bt T Sa e oo dhwllllu'n ol theee x)l‘ucln,n.t nul\lu;-‘ auetion,— Becauxe Gearge Sehnelder wis and is Pres- ::\4'1, sl - \\'I'l.u was the reason you sent a letter to | uppealed to the general termm, wiiere the cose Kouth Mmac. friy. Acdress Z s, S3ibune offic # ulh(runute‘.‘aflurru on the same duy, the 70 [ jenzof the Natfonal Bank of Tilinofs,—a very m.’x‘yuugn and get the $5,000 from Greene- lhfm was urgued 4 day oF two ago, the devlsion oelug 1' $ STATE T, \ FASANT, WARM, JFOk BALE - A BMALL « OF BTOVER, int thity was that ent orthe | yeepectable mnn, und a man 1 whose Judgment | banm{! The rcason was that they had very large fu- | resorved. and weli furnlahied rooins 1> reat crieap for (ha tnware, In 1 good Tocatten 1 Bouttiern lowi, nium wade on that petition by the as to this stock, nud every other marketuble w1 di tereats i the Company by bavlng purchnsed a — winter, with or without loatd. = fddrew, fot informatlun, W, HLAKK, Corydun, Judze! At the snwng thne that this mntter | aiock, §hed very great confidence fn.” [{ow dId you ges it number of policiea, Mr. Florsheun, for THE OLD STORY. North Kides Ayl Canlitiny SR cae tof WiWhy dfl vou udedress a tetter to the Prest- | 1 Kept at that tima wy own private account | £ think, held over £500,000, und his Spectal Dispatch to The Tribne. NORTH CLAMK.ST—FineT-crass | [P SAL ;é:, R STOnE: SonTiL AR ot nie pee. | think not.” dont of a bunk for Al reason you had confidence | In tiroeuehaum's baok, und lic entered the §,- | course, fn the dividends, was ve hig sacritice deetnesd it my duty to tetl thase InpraNavoLts, Iod, Jan. M.—Full pool W, SOIRILL, 124 Dearbornest. Vliat ks your beat recolicctlon in bt Judgiment o8 1o the vaiue of this stok, | 000 on iy onss-book as a credit to ing ned I urder to “T am pretty posittve 1 hound frefght to- et an opporttnity th make bidw for the | Fafes Wil be restored on Fa hut he drew the money out n | ¢lv: ! that was in the | \when Vou~ voursell were a stockhiolder in this | Witness atute marting. 1ihinis T submitted that matter to | coenoration short time afterward; be dliln’t have the checls, | stock ulso to ald we fn"getting us much of the | mworrow, nud the managers here say the pool WELL _FURNISHED x Wis Houor In the mormng between 9 und 107 | “"WAS't aaid befare, T have never been anything | Which was bis urivate one, nor did he bave his | stock as 1 could,” will te strictly malotalned hercafter as the oply ALl Iy o loct, fn bis chumbers, wisd this Was o matter | ot o cammerinl Win~—hnvo hover had ang lurde | basss-book s Asslgnce. *Did you eall upon Mr, J. B. MeMutlew, who | Lrotection ngatnst cut-throst wartare, Duriog A o€, Als fure that was submitzed exciusively in (e a'ter- | gualings, s olthougeh 1 imay have had my idea Mr. Cooper aald that an expert and a creditor | beforo timt tme hod been connected with the | (e suspension of rates by reason of the Chicazo O T T noun. 1 om sure of that, Lam sure that the ,.;,om,"v.lm value of this bised ullnfnhfm. of the Gurunnt Company who had made an ex. | Eeenlug l'oshy in regard to the sulo of thut cut ver 12,000 cars were loaded for the Esat at wihier matter was submirted fn the morning,™ ainly could have | aminatiun baa told him thatno mentlon was | stock? 1 EeE week, witlont board, B vEOUN TSTTON ST, 188 OF CORT-0UR BN+ (LORING OU v ” B his point. rweck. Twen. ] “Haw did i Tuppen st they wers nog | Davment of distdends, vet | certaluly couldhave | SIS (rocke's) report s Assicneo ot thy ( © @Ves, sirs 1 have n distant. recollection of | ¥ ot s rwernny o | (e sock ut e . Kol sacien, 8738100 muimlmnlulm: at llm| nln‘muu.uw""l ; 3 oh knowledre.” £5,000 re%cl\'ed"lrflnm (Krccfibmm, ""';3&,"“’ :c}:r;‘utnlkll:'nu with |‘;|;‘|; 1 had t-uu\‘t-rmllmm 11 1IM8. axty wlms.' 9 | dete ot turs ¥ “Tetauso b do vot bekbeve that 1 had propare VOrs WOLE W . received from Judco Kenkel, norof $330 re. | with & croat many different persons, | euw . -t routmp s baaty . lcas than Wit uwial price. Gooda the patier in the Hesiie mattcr ob Hhat W 10 | 1 oc coni be ol foren o 10 Beb WHRL thls | O Tron A. Palnier. of $3%. 18 recelved fram | Mr, Peuce, who Was my atiorney hn 10 mutter el some e, un e (i yesleras wiitweral reduetion (0 weekiy 1 iniiniui alowed boiore parmeat the mornfng, 1 belfeve I prepured it n toe W Yon, sl E. Rolomon, ot $5M received from It Clark, during the penvency of thuse proceedings, at RINUNE was made to say that Mr. N, Guilford $AD3 ovnE, l?lmxhlg 4 MEMMEAL, o course of the foreuoon, utter 1ot through | 6 171t yind been properly advertiacd gs ta the | - Withess atated that it was ooy ridieu- | loast u dozen thues, uu hie knew ol everythiug; | Insbout to tesizn the position of Secretary to | £, Siwliumat=fermanent hoied AN penstnere ate. eathiog. o pay ok ey | with the Judee dn the morning." dividends bt had heen” dectared. ete,, that | lous, for the reason that e had to_ make hin ac- | i @ nuaber of ofher persous were told by we | tho ** Hizh Joiuts ™ to uceept the positton of | (SRS AT P8 EEE SRR | e e M e hameand | et the dest uetition, an to te dispost- | would be very impartunt conslderation, would | €iits und report to the creditors’ meeting, | how this matter was gofugt and what was helos | e Bulthnore & Olo Rallroad, whilo it shoutd | W SHG00HOUE 1he mortahie roomyy, | BUBLCFGC certifeate (o G, It RIMS, 53 North Clark 4 tlou of thesc ather judgments uzalust Farmer, | g3 oty n gretting larga bids" Y which touk placetwo davsafter the contlrmation | dune.’ 1 i 40 mevent ks 2 sitlon of Vi withboard. £310 87 ner week. Tragalent, S0 per day. ::;inx':|'l‘.f1"(’!.'é',§|'.'{. are concerning amuite, sadine 4 a1 80 on, prepured on the Ath 7" * You mean i the stock bad been adertised, | Of the order tn the Hesing matter. “fle asked | “So far a8 you know, then, there wasno [ have fead Bo gecept the position Tl [ et e “ £ , **1 wauld prefer to have the record befare 1 uml 1t had Peen jut i the adverthement? | the Commilice to examine his cash-bool, ‘Tno | secroey fn Tegurd to tuy cffort to seil 1his President of the New York Elcvated Ratlroad e oo BOARD WANTED. Yy 1! nrn"-;:nylr:rrlglx.lu i spealk on that, W If 0 the tacts bad been announced £ one who wade that atateinent ought to know | stockt™ (Third amd Ninth avenucs). Mr. Itohert Stew- ] OARD=A GERM AN GENTLEMAN DESIROUS OF | pacacisl and private. 4 iiery ls suur petition fled before the Caurt | WThat moy be eo. 1 aaid to Hices people to | better, it he wak an expert, It was not necessary | - 1 certaluly made no secrecy of it, und, %0 | art, Superinteudent of Telegraph of the Balti- | 12 pertectiu e ety nts | FIIINOWING AWAY (‘a';“:“,“'".til"rfl‘sgil},w other matter, dated Chl | whom 1 wene with 1his circular Lot er-d® farhin tustue shak ndu's raiowue, Although | far gu L know, there was noue on the purt of | yore & Olio, bus beon appointed General Su- | droee . s Tribuna ot B & Tropied ] h April 4. 1874, v 9 q ud ot un Lrial, he was golng to huve ¢ examina- | anyl ) s = - - =2 e 4 53V this o the same day on which f—{" D 1o boraon, 10 some T | L he denired mates o e o R (Was Mr. Fence o creditart | Derlntenteat of thls road. MIUSICAL, ; Wik “That petition wav filed” the rame day (hat | qi gots for some Teason o other 1 was pre- Mr, Coeper sald he didn't make the stute- “1think he held a mnall poliey, but he §s an "The anuual report of the Indlanapolis, Bloom- | 3 5 wr #ave ™ = i Ces low enonght 10 youtlled e apolication with reference fo the | veped, o ment with the understandiug thit It was true, | honorablo man und would not bo Inflyeuced by | fngton & Western Raftroad makes quite o satls- A & number of L i S0t ¢ leslog matter,!” Witness sald that Gien. Lenke went to some | DUt it was what Mr. Machelke bad tofd hiin, " ¥ factory extilblt, ‘Tiie total exrnings of the maln SRCOND-TEAND OROAYS ug:‘law'me: ors ¢ wivas that on the 4th, or later 1" while- b was engareed i te tral of o case, but | & Vockesuld he hod intended to sppiy to | Mr. Goudy—~Was ho ot the attornoy for some | jio'for “Nie. year from all sources have heen prneriiins NTE : 4 o burh were tiled on the 7L of Aprdt, althoush | o which ones hie coutdd not suy. ‘The General | e COUrt to havo a committee uppotnted 1o ex- | of thom , $130L, 450, Tiwr operatine expesen wors | o8 hand. we wiit ofter WARTERTEY ofuaots b commoni e Shaoa | this irst ane i datea the AL went. for bim us Asstunee, wd not for Sy | WmIne oo th matter, wil bush tiat man up, | - % 1le was the nttorucy for M, Laewenttt, | §15H AN, The, BOTAURE | cXponien ere | R s are Kanesc and Coliraio, Address 1§ 40, Tribute ofes | “Then the thing Is shioply this: that 1 pre- iy . Witne: % ‘thie | Mechetke was prompted by & certaln member of | The creditors’ meetnir was hels on the 24d of | Foiemt. e 7 S, 2 i ng, | Ahapwiroc i pe T e ey Sy N ¢ iy Heslng as his ehent, s Kuew that the | 2 e iy v alf sources wer §137,M8, Operating oxpenses, { i€ required. INORYE: N A b bared [t threo or four days ‘befure the Hewtug | Gunernl was connisel for the ather side, but he | Comeress trom the Third District, Aprll, 187, The sl of the stock to Greene- | $i=HECHESE Fhi CHGACEE SRR R SES AND CARRIAGES, ¢ mstter was brouglit t the Juage's knowledee.® | (olleeted inost of the fetters himeolf, Ho lad In renly to Mr. Luphom, withess sald that the | baum was discovered at that mecttue, and wit- | Toe'7 1675, were, SELITH; Habilities over his | 7] E GENTLEMANB UG, »Why aldn't you, when yoi prepared thit | \Catien' to 1t E. Goodull beespse he was con- | Judgments which he eold at suction were recov- | ness wa fully interroguted with referoncs to it. sanols, & ENGSO; decrease 10 excesy of dlabnities ness, sod Willete's sidu-bai ¢ Ietter ag eariy as Apnl 4, afso fuclude 01w list | yected with o bauk, nid for o other reason. | 0red by im as Awslunee,—simall, desperate | Ahout seventy-flve or 100 creditors were repre- over il masets Duee 1y 1857 to Duee, 1 750 HoSkIruD b B UK brogn: 10 Lamds fighe 7 cyes i ol the aasets the nowes of Hesing und the | My, Goodell’s wunio might have beew mentianed | clatns,—which s ud 1o elose out, eented, snd o great deat of dissatiafuction was Yuay ©0 S gt gl T forematogk TN atraid of enrs, ad whl b sold for iesw than o [ stk efore Judze Blodicett, for lie could uot remein- < gxvreescd, The stock was delivered to Grocue- | gailmen of Jubilitics and assota of et ion Cuu by nean 557w ljeart i i *Uecause I stili had reason to cxpeet 1t Mr. ber all the names. VOCKI'S APPOINTMENT., baut on the 20th ur Siat of April. Witneas re- | 000 e F applies to the whole provert. KAL TAXD PATENT FPRING i Hestg wwauld try very haed wid raiso the | “n'reply tu Mr. Kuott, witness stated that ho | In reclying to Mr. Calberson as to how be | tined control of the money in Greenevaumts | Loty 'frectih Abolles, 1o puo whole prberty, i, U urder U e TR fiER ) money und relieva mia of embarrassment.” s Dot aware of anybudy clss du the ¢ty | camo to be nopointod Assiznee, o sald he went | Ha ouhis brivate aveunt only for vert | fuxes will claimed i iloula s $IELTI, of Sination Tof she rigus msng & NESING'S INSOLVENT CONDITION. ?;!,“"::‘d rfl','u;:{;?eflmfu‘rl:: ll::irm‘:."“(‘., “li'mvl[I,:ll)-‘ to his friends to ald him with the creditors, and | was a vote taken on the question of some appli- x(hl‘1::~s(‘%.fi:)u||\“ e e HTRAG “How il you expect him to ralse monay | os vabiiallets und bankers, Thers wers | 6t the first meetiog secured & number through | cation bein made 10 set uside the sale, but the | 0 will xlve In 4 y e i * thal & Pence, and he sought to exerc whole*thinz was confirined; the vots was i The raflrosds leading to the Fast are naw ali Land In Wise Then you found out that he was sbsolutely In- | arhvrs it the wame ‘busness fn the elty, | Rosenthal & Pence, m MU | fayor of contlrmiie the sale, sctlini ticketa at a reduetion of § frou (he reg- WaTyady, foribo soltent, wad that @il ho had was pledged for | 1% WRSSEPROE IO 4o fo only, o reasomable | some tutlueoce un the Gourt throueh Mr. Hes- | ™3 ‘Glolier—Somebody broachied the subject | War rate from Chicaio to New York, | The causs arieu-at. v more thaw it was worth{” stock. Jlu takd every one to “hon' e wyoke | b€ who hud represented to him thiat ke was on | of the convealment of the docuinents, wod the | Ul no raduction hus vet been obenty miads by R & i **Laav that 1 discovered that £ thnt, fn his oplion, the stock was u very '.Wl the most (riendly and fotimote terms with the | firat thoueht tliut struck mo was thut Mr, tes- | the ronds Jadue to the absence of General Ticket "x',."flxu l:"-m nl:\u!}h ';(’ni‘»:"fm'n';l'. { or wo had tho futerslew with fho | fovestmont, andI( hu had toney and was in » | Judge, Witness nsked Husing o o friend wnd | i had goue around o the nemsyaors wnd | g Lamenger Aent Il €, Wentworth, of e 4 & e 11 43, T rTimine e ! ! 4 Julget pasltion tu ircliasee~ring Avsiinee, he caull | atockholdor to Intercede for him, und he aafd ho [ 3k hein to Keep it out, becauss he'kuew all | Mician Centrah o ietieral Weatery Fassen w0 scrERton: | \\ANTEDCTO BUY—A 10D Hokik ARD b ; “When did you have tha faterview with tho | U5 Vol not hesttate to pay pur for it would, What be did witess didn't know Mr. Vocke—That was the general lmpression. igan Soitliern, who are uttending to n iwieh AV ARTED- I, £ Juigel o L whlnot be postilve ahous that, 1 would lle gave me s very kind note to Judge Blod- n auswer to furlher questions, Mr, Vocke | meetiug of Northwestern Passenger Agents st returniag t 3 1 - diapi, Sunediately, By " 1 er suy that T'dld Tud ett. 1 also went to Judge Bunth, of our | said dissutisfuctlon wus expressed becaune the | Detrots When tiey retien a conference will OSNE BEGUY CUSH- | dn 3. GUILFOID, o KRt e | e Of e | i & Bosltu 46 Iaipelse | oot pscinios | Circult Canrts with whom L had read Taw Bo alao | 3106k wak bobd fur &40, whhon the mote waade | bu held between the Genersi Ticket wn Fase uster wi b Wberally ) crort. {n whicl ctions. wa o0 10 purchiase [ shiould purcha : ; aul % ¢ J 7 35 Wabash- e e “As to the Hesing matter.” / A ot have R told e, went to rec Judge Blodgelt ver- | witneas had 1o secoliection of teking it uways | be mwleably ettled. 11 no understading ek an LT afeh perfeciaatelys wrvould You nave discovered ft several | oIt was the fact L would not havo hosttated | gouatly ‘oo wy account | dowd kuow | Dig iipression wes bt Lo left ot in i o fs reached ot thut meethng, aud the fcks bl ook dcoon SR nt»(uu\\hun you only hud the interview on ‘“‘;a! ','d“; 't you tell the Judge that?” whether §t was Mr, Ring, or some otier | [focoutd not be certaln whether Leake | cts now futhe hands of scalpers and | aup =0 WILL BEPAID AND SO QUEKTIONS | QAL 1N751 fermenent uud thy and the spplication was aada on the hiy duly s sccutlénnian standing very ‘near the Judge— | took ft, AL tho creditara’ incoting he exnressed | steamboat azents are withdrawn, the fun witl [ 81500 S0 ine rerarn of antiviea 19ken suoday | relisone. s soee ‘nLrates. hafuly vaulia, 'm.ll‘l W ; It was vclrylh_l"n:l«'fl;:.‘ in oy lun.l'r:l,«;n. 10§ hut fu, in o {riendly relatlon—but somebody, | his upinion s to e valay 6f the Wlaata-Zeiung | bezin i dead earuest, und fumihg posters an- | b it e i Tumidey Wel Advinest. - Address JUBNITULE, C. 7 NDiSESTOR. ! 1. Goudy—8evoral days luter, tell my owu desire a8 to owninz m“m e pur- | told mo thut Mr. Hesing's influence wus ot | giock, that lio held 14 workh par, snd that {4 bl | Bineing a ereat rediiction o rates will make [ 2 Tribuue uilve. rl‘. b noiey naned hiwess ! 4 —— s unenty 0y years m The wittiess—Tha fact of Sfr, Hesing's fn- | 17 ansver to Mr Kuott, it nocossary; that he knew very well thut Mr. [ paid liberal dividends. Fhere werg men thore, | {ielr appearance i the winduws of thie verious DS, wowlaccnrity houtsenoval, 1o W. Maroe, saly, c o . s | thased o fow shares in 1509 or 1870; had drawn e ey H i = ... HOUSENOLD « s . i AL T Y . foteency catna to miy knowledgo aiter 1 hud the | $hased o fow o Fekuinrlys . e what thney | Hestiz could pot influence the Judca iy wavs | —for nstance, Mr, Loewenthal, wud Mr. Moser, | thcketottices. 3= TAVAYS READY—THE UKION FUINCTUIE EIN WANTED. lew with the Judye, and later when 1 inade 1 that It was not neceysary forno to make appl- | gl athers,—who, 40 they did not A A e L ULt o Pt ut was on the o Lt e stotk b bald Srce. diidudes | ot Wy ebulE: § Would be cunlrmed a- | o cran fires, wera Vers fatly’ itarined THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY. i ot o Siee, T B0 2 AT » Kuott—That was on the th. ‘ bow. 0. the ‘el g era ! 1 g ek v ow Drices. " : u . The witness—Un the Oth, Heveral of thet Ak}mw thit fn :{vw‘:n::nl way. 1 want 10 ask vou thls questfon: Did you ;lc”“ ;hf" .“i“‘l}.mflhfh 'v::-':m;‘l'.'::. u-‘mulm:.n‘x'uf-‘u 3 Om.-«m: nunms to n;l:. l'r_:_l;ux;s‘ s R IARISG LIRAT INTHE et .':‘ql'.'n'.':.‘\n'.' Col. Cooper—It must have been after you | Mibntes toldJuke Kehm Sanm Ayt first apply to Hestng to ‘iutercedo with 'the | 1 a power uf uttorney snthoriog hn fo wive | . EW ORLEANS, La., Jan. 3.—The Seuate STt o e i Bled Lis wpplication on the Tth tht youw made | Flonlelu sbout it. - Grecnshadin was Judge fu your beball to be sppoluted Assizuce | §10,000 Tor that stock, UL withesh was sajisiied | 45 bY & cluse vote, passed the bill to repeal LI votiTuig ¢ Hiodicavery us to 3ir. Healog’s usuctal condi- | §F: and kow all the fucis aa well us witaois | Gy'viis ustate betora b mentioned e watter | fhak it woa an unwarrabted stutements ioa.io censc of the Loufstans Lottery Company. Caiins KBl eq” MLy Seath Hom wae f¢ ot gt AL W A B LRl g T A snply tor buseombe, because Mr, Mechetke | This will I that well-kpown enterprise of S HEDDING.”LTC, | e betindiy,d Bis upplication was made several days | [0St nrominuut ticringn bauker b b Wi o Lum sattsfied [ did not. “Thie flrat mat 1 ap- | hind been @ personad sl political opponent of | gy o A0 Kk Do b Stady ¢ pAVAENTS . Sfure the uthwrmatier, 1t eovercd dosperate | Foputed at that thua to be wortls o millinatd 1o § pijey to i thia ety to mtercede for me—= " | 3I2" cutnie’ for yeare, und bud losued Tor sears | <2066 i close what b FIRRRCAn R ! B sects, montly of very small smounts, und 1, at | Bud 1o other reason than to H“},""{‘l‘ l"l“ the % You.dun't wiiderstand wy queation, DId | 4 Mr. Guorge Setivider I pioney tnattets, and | 3840 8 powerlul orzaulzation. TR LATEST PO EXERANGE-1 WiL Heahgorbi Ladc thia report, exgected St | G644 0 18 Sl for, e sieshe Y% flithes | Mg call your atsention o thie miaster befuro | i1 o uad much & owcr of atiurney s cond i . R T 1 S i o como sud puy, because | bad had re- 5 : you sked biny ouly have g o ME e Ve 3 R [ 1 4 e Gons KKB prated fotseviews it 'my parisee “”‘r:'l exchanze a wond with A, Hoslug rom th tine | 766 S, uld’;ltzi‘";l:l?lr\"c"l‘n:"n‘l?)l"lllo:l; .m:J"I“;hIA'lnulc‘fi Maxpus 1‘rnl-MEln:fN:§D Mavor John R, | '[0 LEASESEUL 20 vES | A et el upaeun ‘1.'“{' Mr. Heaivg ty | they left the Judgels rouiu, (il the sale was Dud you or not have information at that | Qid not have STO00N HAG- 1 ot bee e i e Oenard A s Lenrions Lnibuus vule cTe Was b0 hope for V' C: 4 g c 9 & g lark and b ilte o wlous a8 far as - | consuwmated und ° gpproved. Mr. Heslig | (e, whien you were applylug for this position g ecelve i : T | Flippen couvened the Genersl Councll, und | sween i uit Tors Wit Tedse for the cuited, " That 1 Geiuyed the preeeutation ot syis | IIERL have inentioned Greenebanu's nsue he- | Hiay, WIieh Ko wer sppiiug for this positions o v it o e Blodatty mite | |cidered Lo reseuation, to take effect tomors | HAviEs SOcEe Ve avarty wul gaii o Bl or e way Lave been simply due to overworks | [0F8 the Judge, but witnces did not koow, He | 30000t another mand” ? Judiinent, Fow wmorniug at 10 u'clock, which was sccepted, | isghelexant ey on e ue Ly mtxeuiar, o | 3 tat 1 did ool Cpresent this pa- W pat vay that Hestue did wov mention i | Well, © biad a geueral apprehensiou, based | *[lig concluded the examination of Mr. Vocke. | The Joint teaston wus thett diasolved, und both 3 ' 04 for AliFce ) £ar, o & vanicaer.. Just tur the (aaed of the ho diid uot remember which of the names sivive facls, thul somebody clse migui % i : ve adj . ' AEA B oo ooty 7o 130 Madison-at: S i e e ,,‘,,‘”{,‘,',,,,,,‘;: were ineutiuned. Lo was)eury they wers uot | Do pr B0l 3 body else migUt | and the Comwittee tieh sajourned till this | Loards have adjourned sive die (i OOKKEFIING Fi accouu? ':)w Hle, \nurning at hll-past 6 o'clock, e [ = - S Feanouwio o the fac Ut elther I couid uol al moesttoned. n1 il put the qucstion ta this way: Did it L S T 2t TIRIBUNE SIANCH OFFL ":' R p‘»:':‘.'u‘:‘.‘."h'.. i vach e Judge bresuse he was engsged, of ou not have kuowledee or information st the LR10 A i 5 cepeat decre ) cuplorpen. ¥ it {ruysell vould ot attend to . o o REPORT OF SALE, Titie thiat the Judize bad a dlspostiion t apsolat THE ARLINGTON ESTATE, "yttt ke B puinle veveaiy ke duebiat sessets ol vio hesrt | S : A, Lavham—Whom was it swora beforel Ho took took lis seport of Aprll 10, 1674, to ) 3y, Smith Assleuse of this estatet™ Aurzaxonia, Va, Jan. 30—The argument | aiei nicesia the dinereal cldon, ap deslanatod | chraukt (¢ your Grids §roout oF §our brid SRR © CLOTHING AT & ) The witucss—Before Mr. Drumoond, the | the Judge, Rolug to him in the morning, s was ] had o such kuowledge. It was |Imxly 1o the Arliugion caso was concluded this aftei- 5':".:'"'.'7&.1.';";‘fi";'f-‘f{':m«.mfi ol De reaetvad | the mag e C‘uuu‘fi’s’&?afififx. .543‘.5»5'3341’;”:“. ! "_P‘:‘“mfilkr:lolhukouu. his wout, because It was very uncertalu wucther | intimated (o o by Al ;'"‘l“" "6‘“‘“" ~thiat | nonn. ‘The Jury, who wers unly unt & few min- | LU Delock b M. GUAE 15 Week. 8ad Unt o p. . | SLUIMS LAY oo | (1 GELUER'S, i ey £ ot Hasls You theit bocertammed. Fie daen [ April 1074, had | b could meect biw fu the_ afternoou or not. da nll; butln sichs general wav st ;‘.53')1“.‘ utes, gave a verdict In favor of plalutif® for the NN, Booksellers sad Ststioners, 123 | __ MAC — | Yy AvTEL sEeoR BT UL VAT - Mz, Hesing wud learusd that L was abeolutely | 46 a8 the rulc awonz sttorneys to mect the | LN ] want 1o a WE PUIT- Sdress; witls pricy articalas wor your tirst ques- | Whole property lu feo. Ejectments will now lie tusolvents Judge u bis chambers between 9 und 10. He | tiop, though: whether I applled Brat to Mr. | ogainst Keufmsn, who is 1 posscasion of the " mulmi."r'" reolied the witoess, ** L bad not. I | presented thereport to the Judie, who looked it | Hesiug 1o sid ma with the Judge. 1did not; § | cemetery, und Btroug, who has the rest of the thouL discovery, us L liave sald befors sev- | over, and appeared greatly surprised at the bius. | Was spboiuted Receiver— property except the purtlon occupled by Marl 30 K AP—ONE NEW 15, R wie, too [ QR ALK MY sl uue pew Nt Biuricrand | sise, W41, Tribug wiles nen Tathe, 1015 . A o0 = Depat 1 | Do o Cut vaw. 8l pertect under, K. 130G Kito, 177 Laa M. EOTES PMAN'S LOAN 1 ALE-AKAL 1N e R ] i 3 . iy st g Judget1cF B made hiv pltitul spueal 10 | Wikuces tolu bim that bis' tmpression wamthat [ Mr Rnott=l don’t bl Mr. Vocks uader. | gobz whic b s ot Incuntroverey. , Deteuds o tor s0lt KALI=A COMPLETE FILE OF TilE CHi3 Mr. Kuott—When was thatt thls was the best that could be dune, | Wieder votapplied to Heshug fret 1n- this, of | anis cutered a motion for a bow irial o the | MEDICAGL.________ | e Diily anu siluday Tbune taF tha yeat iTh On the 61h of Aoril, exactly one day before | becauss he had advertised for & | whether Hesiug catae to You first wod sugyested | grounds, first, that the Court erred In overrul- In thia column, (Ares lines or less, 33 cents per (8° L i Price. Drescoted Wis report to the J king { meeting to take place 1 di two to con- | to you that he had influcuce with the Judge. | fog the objections made by defendunts to | sersion. Kach uddsitunat kine 10 cents. lustructionar P e o | e tate. e Judzs. salds i Wi bve | DIA you o to Hestog or Gid Heslog eome 3o | the otroduction of evidenoe. " Bconds it the | ‘o sren sonerseorid sinoy ot Frrrat, | RFEw: vl Cooper—Between tho 6th, when be made | about it. I ahe not pesfectly satisticd about | you " verdict s coutrary o tho evideuce. Third, | JUITIRES BAE] i Iy P s e PERSONAL. C RY. OND-HAND RINGERS AND OTUER R CAR o ou “ruaranices jo rure 11 pitilul sppoal ¥ to the Judge, and the | this” Witocss thought tho Judge ssid ot the | ° ** Ithiok I weot to Heslog, but Dot that be | that tho Cours crred tu cxcludiug ovidence oft | Gyapepetas aisd kidic; ! b | ISRISON AL CARIIE, COMMUNICANE WITH NEy biaea i wng tated valle, - Losa ot | ]t T FATHEL i sl arsi-visss Licaso. Cousuits tice. e, 123 Clar