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THI SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1872. * Ne ————$—$—— LL ‘ na PING a JJ) | thitcommities J. C, Bancroft Davis waa the 4 the abundant capital secured by che uns Wow ‘OTIS ' ators. nntmpeded by you, or, as In REAL ESTATE MARKET, Go B1.A9@L.A2 ford, Milwaukee, and #185 for white i (MMANY'S RING OUTDONE | principe nemnber; : i tsue of Block, twas tis xecan te | OUDGE MCUNN’S RIAL, | sour she puch ition of th citi Wintcens tye acrany ; 8.00 hush, Canadian th fond core Whe it vosition to the Erie Company ‘outside op ris, OF aoocalied Against you as in their judgi Whe ates ‘ ; ve Matoarnorn | MUM: Aflont. “Onta dnit and weak ; antes 43,00 bush ab om was pending, and ite alairs we der invest! ral companies to control the coal at oll a Coed ig Ae fa du Tho attondance at the Exchange Salosronm | toe. for black, (uedte. for misc, and swags for white pow BANCROFT DAVIS THE BRIBE atior the nmtttee of Erie Pites ope above tram of th ft ad. utd its ¢ tugttves and roll m4 THY WHOLE PROCEEDIN DE. | the Mi iietenuncate yeute tn Adee bagi Meguro old pe Af sto role. fOr hew Weaterh iiked. fe eteamer and ball eaee Kh MADE MONEY harmed, the Hocron, Hartford ane Je Company: si urnish its machinery, roll its tron, and a! 7 y ry, wllad 1, ie believe, be to review by @ Supreme Court, Jas. ‘olen Fereree, two bric dition, ly at Gige. for pri sail , other desert TAKE os ~ applied to the Mav achiise tte Lag ure for aid | similar enterprises for which the corporation CLARED A NULLITY, other tritvanal. i 1h choice to preee ‘ot | houses with lot, 127 and 129 West omlway, for ™, | tons of corn were quar nomthal a ; hwindice by & Director of tho | commlete its ine, teularly enough ht bee ame noted, and which were pressed until VERY UrAly TOT os syne Messrs Bleecker, Som & Co. sold, per order Supreme | of RVORMIRR, Cotter Jn beticr demand, eapertally Ho Kiupendous ndles o HHication was pressed before Jaswnchu ol. Fisk, then Dir » diKcovereds SELDEN, nvvonhy 0 4 bb eee which 4f00) haga gold on private tering, quoted, a frie Katlway Companys m Avent tor | fogintature hy ohn 8. Bldridue and Davis's true el nd pushed him over Advined ta Resume his JOHN B. DEVLIN bs mats Ruggles, referee, house and lot 14 West | inwalsice, gold, ta Hond., Hice, aulte active at full the United em Government Mitibows | craft Davis Aiud an Zealonsly wat Ward, to be nicked up and adopted by Secretat, and Leave the Senate te Do as it Q: & LAY Wwonty Ath etreet, 01. Tee aly AH Rape. Melesece of Dollar Single Grab—Treachory, | ton push at they ed assurance ish and President Grat re—The Judge Congrataiated, W. 8. HEVENon. he first grand sale of 1,00 lots and thirty water front | hela nes ntnel fo} rawe at oe pery. and Daplicity Unparall 5 ne Brate would lend therm $3,000,000 of Its Thos the record will show, and abundant The WHOL PROCEEDINGS A NULLITY. villa plots at the newly laid out auburban settlement of me, for ning of moment done. Bribery : ELDRIDGE KEOCRFED BY THE RTE PRESIDE Parol testimony can substantiate the showin ALBANY, June 26.—On the opening of the Adeolded ated hy thie ace Mr. Jas, Blackwell at Bayside, or Lite Neck Bay, was | fefined sugars lower and ted at Lay alde. for Thestory of J. C. Bancroft Davis's treach- 1 with thie assurance Eldridge returned to New thee eet cane desianer and author of all | session the Senate went Into private sexsion, and ge BcCunn's counsel claire thet the Roney | povtbones ania ot Becowst of the weather, to Friday, | “Zeareters were in better supply and w Fete Hallway Company, of which he | Yorkand immediately called upon Mr. Robert | Garde and ecmtitaed ie te Giae | declded to pay witnesses fifty cents per day and | disregard all rules of evidence. for the purywea | June 2, Jere, Johieon,dtathe auctioneer, holds. the | lowerse! trained rin 10 ‘ er al " e pore hen Presiden y to ascertain 1 t t 1 of putting a stigma upon the fent. arth wal lots a featone to-day We sale etroleain wae qasadirector ang ie ll er A ‘prinaitiie ete a postin e Be th ih as, Ale cat lafaction and yan of confidence cight ¢ nts per mile for the distance travelled putting Cage) gl Rigettiee Mean cgars: | Ute et oY Wty eal’ Paelps: elourncd F " Phila. Wty Ifthe Boston, Hartford and Erle fo Directors te Mattei hin management of Fisk and Goule By thera, Afie of these ojections hid been overs | Joteat Ne Highton, &. bby de ; ” cite Ke. Ye h f 1 Peg ot ition - . » ruled, Judge Selden, Col. Davia, and John. ky ‘ y scans 1 " elie mane active at ‘ aud before he was made Assistant | i re dee et etd es eee Nery | AAU MMAY OF DAVIS'S RELATIONSHIP TO RNIF | Gow.» E, Hickey, worn: He had known Jadge | Deviin wore observed to he absent (rom the Sen: | qitie.conttuuation sale of, ity, by J, Ste wibeoke takes for rev hiskes inghey at ‘ f State under Gen. Grant's admini promptly and decidedly told hiin that wa To sum up this relation, ttappee » that for | Ad atu for five or aly years: had been depury sherlif | ate chamber a considerat place to-day. : b : ne. Fre orn and wheat to Liv he lilet th 1 posed to the proposition, and that the Evie | ten years Davis was a Director of the Erie Com- | and Clerk in the Superior Courtot New York. My ws90-"l Hears that, they were. en The renuine hoice lotsin West Dunetlen, | orn! ‘i Ives the history ¢ correspond 7 Company would not guarantee the bends, Mr. | pany. a momber of the Bxecutive Commit See ianeanantccine three yearn, Wedeiie Gesuntttd | question of the Jurisdiction of the sen Lawe : r tweent woven prattor Wldehdge then asked Me, Berdell what he shoutd | prt if tte Nine one of ite attorneys. and all thd | era at the time he wae ape Tecelyer in the rowult of this examination was, that the counsel ard ote MARINE INTELLIGENCE hoo how little room there ie for | ments, Mr; Merdell tol him that ihe would | pay of a Director, and of a member of the Lx- | of the properyystot ae a shefltfs onicer: Put ae | Peet nullity and advised thelr client te resume id have a fine report of this day" trans MUNTATERK ALMANAO-—THttA DAY ny Hes Hee} Gu WALLA: re 4 full, clear. and distinct st itive Committed, a fit De) re an J fu ied ere ware ee of us who Wer his d ities in New York. and leave the Senate to p 3 tes n fie aH i y Moun tlees, 12 (0 he oft-repeated charg hat this | the aire e comp * ney, and $2 yearas chiof counsel | churge sone four of Bye month do as it pleased. They seem to entert nten ‘psy i # attorneyship has resulted | Cstimate of the amount req to « te | conibined pu ax Director, member Counsel hore offered as evidence an order | doubt that if the Senate asst Sea Can Ay Hook ui ea 06 the line, Berdell) would | him Executive Committee and chief coum FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA f the much-vaunted Washington | scheme y Kave | issued vy Judge MeCunn, that three deputy | eHlent, the courte will sustal hanagement than | sherifis thoutd he or taking charge of the | that the Senate have violat received th — Arrived—Wroxespay, Juni w relief. Mr. Eldridyve sut bribe-taker, the following ac- | presented such statement and estimate him a tar rinduence in th er member, An —— ibe ,. propeity; also an order to protect these parties | dence in ite effort to find. grounds fy-r hie DNESD. ne 26—P. M.—The speculative | st "i b transactions as a prominent and Hell, showing the Indebtedness of th largest pay he was bound In henorto guard, oven | In catwe of the property ; these papers were | moval. and that, while the facts would fully vite | 9, WEDNESDAY, June 26-—P. M.— The speculati ft Hamburg, mdse : te tate ta | Rany, Including a large floating debt With greater scrupulousness than any withossed by this witness, Counsel forthe re- | dicate Judge McCunn, it became evident that | Movements in the Wall street markets to-day have oft tN ‘ eat corporate Interests ts | 000.0), and that #6,00,00) would bef Interests of the ration, And yet he is seen | apotident objected, hi case was prejudged, and fair play utterly | been devoid of any «pecially promiuent feature, thoweh If after this showing the public shail Mines gre, company’s bonds wore | 4 enter inte negutiationa with the bukrupt | | My, Parsons snid ie offered the panors to show | dented them tho morning trade was fairly active, with w stronger ‘ a pr rson Lo represent the and Its treasury worse than at artford and Erie Company; to becon that the use of the name of Sheriff O'Brien in JUDGE MCUNN CONGRATULATED: nit upward tendency, Pacitte Mall, Erie, Northwestern ‘ ' proper person to F t empty. But Mr. Herdell, whose financial genius | in fact. their azent and attorney. And when he | this case waa without hie authority. Fides MaCann was mado. the recipient of the | emme rand Lake snore reterted ci taecer & Cnited States before the Genova Conference or | had rescued Erte tte ost almilarextremitios uid noe control the old Erie Hoard to secure | Judge Seldon, of counsel for the respondent, | nears conratulatiane af hie teem ad nt Of the | common, and La Nercutscet tee tanks OF laste further protest agaiuct dishonest | Was equal to this emergency, He advised Mr. | from them the endorse of the worthl eaid that was not the proper way to show «uel The communication was presented Just ax the | Ant recorded the wider duetuations, the balance of th fMvuitiing stone etd Eldridge to give his personal supervision te the | honds of the foston, Hartford and Brte, he fet and the Senate sustained the objections | nour for udjaurnment artivedst 1, Met and. Me, | Hat having fatled to attract attention ether by the : ' f u . affairs of the compa nd put all its operation pired with that corporation to revoluth Counsel read an order issued by Judge Me- ont ans BLS id Ing | volume of traneactions oF specutative gosslp. Er 1 \ b fs Parsons, on the part of the prosecution, said | me of transactions oF sprew Koweip b MLUENTIAL POTION IN TUE ERIE Jon the most economical basis; to use his per- | the Erie management, and secure the election. } directing the Sheriff to take charge of the | hoped this action Wold: Nice ne cited ee fle aed ik eheabondtie (s the Deaned euouia cf MANAGEMENT sonal credit and that of his Directors in ratsing | by questionable meant of 4 Hoard of Directors which had heen selzed upon by the | proceedings of the Senate, He was proparnd co | ante sare “ at ae fer he Brie | Hovey to replenish Its treasury and recover its | apparently previously ed to the achemes 8 authorities, and asked the witners | the cas a as prepared LO | 4634, but roon showed signs of improvement, and ad at wine wean david Was a director of the Bric i I , Bo on with the case. . - dit; and Gnally to lidate all Its tndebt- | he had beens unsnecestully pushing In the acted on that order, ‘The witno-s | "hy Preadenteatd the hour for adjournment | YMUCetl before midday to SH, In aympathy with the r San uinships China, Idaho, and Holland, for i 11858 to 1888, At the beginning of | cduess in one loan th wuld be suflelent to | old hoard. tHe SUN frequently charged tthe Sheriff had nothing to do with | panity nereen cat Wang MioUrRMeNE 1 to 465 at the London Stock Exchange, though toward | biverpou Savannah: South Curoltaa, Charleston: | © was associated with Dorman B. | Mish the road. A loan of $200,000 In bonds, | that he Hribed thus to betray the great v whatever, ould t rrow dec Upon What course to | the close of business the price auddenly fell off ¢ STEAMSIIPS ARRIVED OUT. t in tho practice of law tn this city, | dolar, hee celuateld weet, Cleity cents Kereats confided to him, and whtch he was liber. NEVER RECRIVED A DOLLAR take 7 closing at 674. Pacifle Mall algo opened strong at 4);° | Lnrer tune 26.5 st. Laurent. New You Sy uz then attorneys for the Erie Com- | The plun_ proposed that_all the. outst husetts Legislature, after fully investigati a by Mr. Devlin: 1 tes The Se then adjourned. finally reneted under the pressure of heavy sales 1 Movitte, Juue %-Moraviauy Baluinore; Kt. David, i asalary of $8000 perannum. Asdi- | bends of the company should be exchan the matter, reported to the Legislature that he Arai ike Rhee Tent a = cent, to 7%. The “point” has been pretiy generally | Qu Ls tained Ate interest th hile sadaty is new issue, and that the creditor Was bribed to the extent of Vfor this di ‘ ceiver, Mr, Hanralan, 1 have bee MORE MILITIA LA kiven out that this stock ie under the control of a 10W | ——— a r wis retained his interest in this sala mMpany should be induced to tuke them at | honoeable and dishonest w Yenc for ny’ pay —+- que, Who will put the price to $5 or %; but this story Baciness : the firm of which he was a member He | cichty cents, ao that there would be but_one | wicey pavia was ratD pow ais 4ARACK Mr. Varsoné—No,T did not get my pay, notwith | Outrageous ‘Trenia fom Citleen by | issitogether impronabie, though. whatever may We tre . lass of bonds ou wna the order by Judge Mecuss tu pay ie Mf, Mr, tlaridge | Butehts Thomas Boese, Clerk of the Superior ¢ vas recalled to identify an lickey and others should be patd @4.200. Wit. esa sald his opinion was that the order was in wu alco made a member of the Executive Com: Boal bade id Pacific Majl were weak, but at the close ylelded a trifle uesday eventag Mr. Dennis DB, | frvin'the' beat hres” made, Northwettsen comin vantage of to-day by he'fot hed the (ass 1 the revolv- ould be committee merely dev Feather-Bed sold re—Th han-Our Mit of Directors, and was ap- | approved of the plan nt oneecand decited te | the truth, When Davis had fn Jehief counsel of the company. Besides | adopt Itvat the same time asking Mr, Berdell to | #ssiened him, when he had secur H y of $8,000 paid his frm, an extra allow. | Become one of the trustees of the new loan. Mr. | ton in the Erle and the endors:~ uurt, nler directing that De able fatlures 1 Ext pete with Ly nators," ae t up hy SON ETHOS Ia Christendom tat wad kill | dK M cent. tO TeX, Berdetl accepted, and named Davis as one of his | ® oft riford and Erie bonus, ize McCunn's hi i how: e was | Sheehan, well known as an attach? of Harper's | Uiieaco, and lndiana Central was weak throughout rintn, from ® cockroach to ® auce of $200 per year was made to Davis per- | associates he A named Davie oa che of his | And had further sectired the ‘saue af (ie frmudt Cunn’s handwriting, though he wa x f he dey, with 3 ihe bans of nies ththetestten: | i Aut or even hari in the sightest 4 . use of hin fauittiarity with Dositiye Weekly, was arrested by a person ciaiming to be | he day, with " hind tonolly. whieh he continued to draw so long as | Hartford and Erie affairs bonds were at | lent stock by the Erle iny—whiris cont | “Gobree N Titus testified that he was Dinin« Iv. we r , ines, Centeal stock and setth wore moderately stead 4 us, Woman, OF cht Once issued, and were known in, the market as | that company $800,000 In heatder greatly | gers counsel, Ho Was shown the teceteca | & Marshal of the Sixty-ninth Regiment of ine | bnethe transactions In_Ohjes, St: Pauls, Hannitvl ape ! on whether on duty of off. | the Herdell bonds. Dut Mr. Berdell subsequent | turing Its credit—and ured the pur 1 Lond and identified it moe fantry, and committed to Ludlow street Jail for | Su ,Jonenh. Cuion dacifie, Western Union. aud Wabaen My rue al He was further empowered | ly, on learning the character of the men and the | Chase, With the avails, ofthe guaranteed Bostot : er ' 1 were, roaninly sumetent ‘to establish, qmotal ions woiryeaud to consult lawyers of eminence, in | use they were niuking of the corporate. fut Hartford and Erie bonds, thus temporarily re AN ERASURB IN THE RECEIVER'S HOND. brie AAs eked Seterledt Ga scat ALA ad allroad Company. With yay mii hel pe + 7 that came into their hands, withdrew his con- | vlenishing the treasury of that bankrupt cory Mr. Parsons polnted out an er Ing is the story of his arrest and commitment, as | ii ay TGA roar Banden’ me'atgo tive this State or othor States, when he so destred, | cent (once asa tristee. The Manes cine ta | ration—when J.C. Bancroft Davie had done bend, and proposed to put it in related by him to a Sex reporter: i Lot the corporation, and the fees | him as one of the trustees, and his nan this he recetved his pay, ‘The Massachy with aid he Had not at the tine sta te B. St ae tu Nestea L ous Farina, ots nsulting attorneys were paid by the | printed on t nds t has xteadily Lexislative committee anid he ving pall te. erasure, pe Dennis B. Ghechan., Tama scaly, | sve lowest prt There was no at | The Mot Milk substitute reconuended by emb ised to sign any of the bonds of otherwls in bonds, ‘That ts true. bur tt Is buthalf the | Mr. Devitr unless counsel could A fesigner « C ide at f amp! gad § # cent, on u In on te all thi bea Cnisey ote he onee Or eehpe truth. He did receive #0000, i) Ponds, and one | show the era by the Judge with Thirry sixth street, neers Broadway. Tues | call. ag nly Duy #144 allowance of §15 for ev me of the present Directors of Fre is prepared to | corrupt int fact that there was | Gay, Cvening about 6 oclock | was at feringe arnountin Astle. Ml 1s Tite nniversad psi Acpsdeestttuay ahehacy A SITARD FINANCIAL OPERATION. testify tothe fact. Ht any corroboration of the | an erasure was ne evidence of corruption on the | Heme engaged in drawing a desten for | it H rings amount anole "i fbilalaod tober botk the Hoard of Directors and committees theres When this plan had been fnally decided upon, | Muding of the Legislative cormittee ie neces. | prt of Judge MeCunn, one of my customer, when a boy’ called | pretty active feat Lid t and all ex + incurred by bim in the di Lo! ve and Davis went again to the Massachu- | sary; and further, he recely mH in mone Mr. Parsons said he ‘wanted (o show and stated that @ Bir. McKown wan at t re neg though prices we f his duties as director or legal adviser etia | lature to Jook after their promised | pald from the proceeds ¢f the sals to tie F reality there was no « corner of rel avenue and Thirty-sixth | reason of the str gcondition of Hop fiarket, Pedal t put inate ) lat to the old Erie Rally $5,000.00 State loan, ‘They were in highglee and | Company of the bonds boaring their own wn celver, The Senat rruled th street, and Wiebed to see mo. As it rainod at nry Clews & Co. all street, report us follows a ope W Buch was hie relation to the old E alway 7 very boastful of the changed prospects of the | antee. ‘The money was paid co him on ache Couuneel read an order Issued by Jude Jones, | {he time. I told the boy to end him to me. The 1, Asher Bid. Asker Gomy tine. | ‘They explained their plan of a new loan as | drawn by the Boston, Hartfora aud Brie Come | scatralaing the sale of the property by the re- Peoud to bee the there alone gg and he pre- | 1 4 TIN 5-20e 1845, comp. ..1108 » Bathing Shaew, All vartet t THE REORGANIZATION OF ERIE. above: and folt sanguine that the road would be | pany, ona bank where its funds ware deposited, | ceiver and the witness identiled It, Witness | feFred to see me there a Phe Sete eee agree | est registered: 1144 14X91 coup. slay M1 4th ay, be th 1980 t 1 ld under forectosure of | (ulekly completed. But in their exuberance of | and the former President of one ot the banks of | said chat this order was modified by Judge Me= tyr mpebee, WT ia cnashaoe an oid} % LW Ste 108, c Nt _—— Fel neat neg gander foreclosure of | spirite they overshot the mark. ‘They went so | New York, through whose hands the check | Cu. #0 as to permit the sale to goon, Judge Herissc also uintner pecatir whose mania mer . $ TiN 10 We reg. 10% MARKIED the fifth m e,and a reorganization effected | far as to bonst that the Erte Company was about ready to testify to the fact wheney Mccuna’s order was also read. yrnes, also anther person whose name is ui + ONS foe Hf — . tt 7 % to guarante F bonds, which would. make nony may be needed, So that, instead known'to me. Byrnes, who held a heavy knob 1 tt Seof Isl 1 ANATLE-CASE.-In Albany, Tune 18, ny the Rey, a et of the Erle Railway Company . al : ined by Mr, Moak—Do not recottect that | Mrtuiet nd, stepped up to me and, with OUP. LES 110 1 Henry Darling, Frederick S. Anable to Ella Ce ' Horaredesid ska nln dep te [Te Ronit to betray. a sacred tfusts tis the ‘order appointing a eeeiver | suck in bie hand. stepped upto me and, with an RAT ti Heras tet ending the foreclos nd sale and the re- | them t bribe-taker's price was $10.00), and the con. nd that the order was tsaned ¢ h, exclaim: he caugint hold ¢ en Hi ; Sune 18, by ¢ ore n of the company, the road was in | security fort Sideraiton wan nectnpap (old on hlapertormanea Dat wupnoae that was one eh the grounds. ta | We, You terrible epithet). You are my prtaaner: By Wechama of tr eth ame State bonds, Mt his iniqu undertaking. Ty application to Judy fan to vacate the | Youhad better go along wi © Ludlow stre vai ad pita t cis of Recover, As chief counsel of | State bond 1 his iniqu ndertaking 1 dia not give notice to {le opposite parties Me | Jail or else pay this ninetycteren dulictay Lace 4 in Closlapatl dune a by the the old ion, Davis conducted the re- | Uitte State! then worth about 11% ec WHAT THE TREACHERY MAS COST ERIE, yi fon was ex parte, It was denied by Judge | you I would Ox you." Treplied, “Show me your er atibsus bs iekaraan John M. Henderson, Reg ot ‘ id was appointed by the old | that the & ‘ould ie ABOUT EIU, It may be su d that the Frie Company sien authority and Twill go with you.” Striking his | saics were pretty generally Anna Ki, daughter of 5 Been rate a iat voi nee | Se ne the RECON Wockune Motions aaa | did noe petualte loss aay mones be these ober: | YRANCES X, ai TESTIMONY, pocket he said. “Ihave my authority here,* t apie earn esas b with Mr. Dudley Gregory of Jersey . ae rth. tions. Tf this could be shown, it wovld make Francts N. Rangs testified that he ls a lawyer, | upon which Capt. Cushin v7 “If the gj Pg ( tee to buy in the p ther i ge tgeey He 1 the less atroctous; but. une | and was employed by th rs of Cla not go quietly club th i der ie . ~ OF F002 wae es to “ane mnerce “Sot she Urgganey of thet company, it | Bininger to institute + in bankee f him The boy who called for me ra F 1 ter ofa tt ; hey didt fer tromsDavien treachery, The money | Tne Witheee delalied Hw T OA WIN UTE ABS AAT SORTA CHANT TOMS ERT TEI ong » AtShnre in | YS AEA, UY UGE LER ESAGET HE tO Te. GY) BHIE. JARI Way oD these cerns » the Loston, Hartford & Erie Company that capacity, aud alo wa counsel for hnow this was what you wanted | would iBrcslien bonds, swelling the (0 KESAN MAY DES. tn Cineir Company. ‘There were rumors afloat at that a tatede ter for its bonds was not appropriated to the lewiti- | Hininger, He also stated the clreumstances une | not have gone after Nim for your’ The three of Clone at the Sub-Treasury” we Rev Dat sain, § Kenan ti Mites f thas i fiveulliislon With ihe a § URGES ELE TO ENDORSE THE BH. ANE ate Uses of U ration. On the contrary, | der which Heecher, the assignee appointed by | them then went with me down Seventh avenue AY gold paymuenta, $101 A 1 J ambenter of tie Hi Re. Hagen P DBO: SERS DAVIS Wee opi DalOn With He ee hie ants BONDS. Tseems to have been quickly consumed in re- | the Bankruptey Court, was arrested and brought | to Thirty-fourth street, and. in. Thirty-fourth WT, currency receipis, #14 i aALR OR WaioH't te Calvary Church ceiver in this transaction, and profited 1 Following this flnanetal stv " funding money paid for Erie proxies, in paying dre Judge MeCunn for contempt of his order | street L met a lad about ten years of age named | heuchis, #ao.a2 78 curreues, 16.4 rooklyn to Miss Kinnia ® Weight, dangh (ycbe the tabaten CROUER nO: aliowal © the kr ris and present Davis's bribe, and other similar expenses in- | in taking possession of the property Frederick’ Uirdsall. who seeing me ran up to | ed" quid’ ecrtincaten Were. ‘wet ‘ OL Wrigut ota 7 aes caletatea@ ory elaborate reports as one af the committee } curred in procuring it, and in carrying out th This withiess waa cross-examined at leneth by | greet me, I was about to request him t take g | The Morar clearings at tne ond 4 ATER TOUSLEY net cin nmlesions oF otherwise vi breviously appointed, embodying statistics and | other projects of the conspirators, so that when | counsel for respondent Was he said, that | message forme, and for that purpose asked of VV; wold Ualauces, $Z,ds40e0 ; md y bate | nati, J by the Hes ith, Watt iter, rector he counsel fees, if slowing catinates of the probable trate of the he interest onthe bonds fell due there was no | Judge MeCunn was right in his possession; that | bim acard and pencil, which he precured from a | ances, 34, af thie city. to Heien 1 niece © to light, and remain a mystery to iu B line, and showing the great advan- | money in the treasury to meet it, It so hap. | the State Courts were entitled to precedence | playmate, Lhad barely time to write. Frank. | 40 A.M Anelnnatl 2 Ailey whales gy llac agate m to the Erie Comp ny pened that « la mount of these guaranteed | over the United States Courts, Witness detailed | come and see me,” and give him the address of | porcigu exchance elon \ Vending tls reorganization and transfer of the | recommending and uring the extens bonds fell into the ion of Commodore | the various motions je made to set-aside Judge Frank Bellew of Harper's Weekly, when he f DIVORCED. mastica at lke. taste ie wallan eosin dL | Brebosed, guarantee to §5.00)000 of the former | Vanderbilt, « gentleman who is somewhat pecu- | MeCunn’s orders, and which were dented. violently pushed by Byrne Who also G.-In B er hy. duidae Netlean, of. pra iF ctained theater, | Coupany’s bonds, This report was presented at [jar for his determination to secure whatever Ia | John 8, Deechor. the next. witness, detailed him in the stomach with bis stick, and w City Court, Anta’ Be Ring’ from: Withelin Ring Neste ak tt tin, wien retained the ates” 1 a regular board meeting, and after some discus | due him, When the interes his bonds fell | the manner in which he was forcibly taken be- | ordered me to move on. T obeyed, leaving the ‘ Hoth and aduidery Ii Of the corporation and the salary of | sion a vote was taken jn its adoption, when the | dus he demanded paynent here were no | fore Judge MeCunn while he was acting as ase | boy crying with | sting ‘a policeman f ie Carurt of Common Plener Mary A tarts fre wie in whtich. of cours. Davia cea President voted "No. egutive response T finds in tae Boston, Hartford & Erie treasury to | signee by two men, without the authority of a | claimed f 1 was taken to the is Derry, Cause, Perry is a Convict hu the * Hue Davie wae retained by the reorgak Mm the President s board. and be | pay with, Thereupon the Commodore, not at all | Warrant. After being brought before the Judge | station in Thirty-ilfth street near Third avenue tlarys nibs eh tah wcscacds aed poration as its chief counsel, with # sil- | urged to wtve the his opposition. 1 wtirmed, turned to the endorser of the bonds, | he was told by him that he might go. On his | L stated my case te the Sergeant In chare P INSKELIn. Hartford, at the March term of ary of SKN) Der and ho was, as before, ‘ rot th Directors and of the | oe President gave his reasons at lenuth, which ne Evie Ratlway Company. and demanded pay- | cross-examination he said that a paper bad been 1 me to go peacably with them and r 4%. | the Superior Court, Mehnel U. iayozinskt trom Hades Executive Committee d'by reason of hi cn to have been so conclusive that the board thet ¢ Erie Coinps tae: previously served upon him tovarpear beter Investigated upon the morrow a North Caroiitie were stro at." City” Ve tiny Hartford. Cause, adultery, Ma } TS ara a hr eae (it peek te fately Tejected the report bya decided | iont on some pretence of other, and the claim | Judye McCunn and show cause for vontem Byrnes again roughly acized | suares Were more than ordinarily active, a , * i ninence In educting the reorgan- | Ludrantes to the | : as to refuse the 1 was promptly put into suit. ‘That sult has re- MR. DININGRR ON THE STAND. Heh the S¢ paid. Why don't you Fourth National Bunk, ex = H , ea | eu nds as cently resulted: in a judgment against the Erle A ; at him like agentleman? IC is not necessary rican Bank, 11 DIED if and his intimacy with quently ma Company which involves the sumof glsuiny, | ,,Abralau iinlnger testited that the stock at se violene We all started down Third ASPAs(e piknlaball Geechi, Catnbnue, Nea? foeal “Stain UG ESlatioia an adein t uh ng the amount of deferred interest on'$5,000,- | {he time the receiver took possession was worth | avenue, and on the Way L was the continued ol e, Fis Aes Web AGA TNA ARGUE Chana elites rable action, but he tnvariahly failed, Honds and accrued interest thereon. So that | Between £10040 and $1200, There were « ject of their joint abu: t. Cushing making HOWEGS “In the} yracuae, June 26, of « of his associate Directors. Knowl age ; ‘ these its. ta | The security required of the recelver was 81 give you plenty of employment model ve National Lnsarance Company. of Hostow, aud_well and the financial nece But the HL and E: Company was galvanize 350,000 an ounts a | Witness detailed a conversation with Hanr in Ludlow street jail, [told you Two a ki the ulite carmen in thie country ¥, he wag foremont In devising plang for | nto w litle lif by the lan received fro the | [ne snd tte au at the maturity. of the | 4 ¥ileh Hanrahan, told him ie would be ui Tata Ohio hot eheriitta cea reat Wes rtgage, 188 18 ow SHES SELT, ta Bt Ellzamethis Hoapitat Utica, Ne Woy e controlling its affairs, Tn fact, been issued, and the holders of old bonds had dis. Thus it will be seen that Davis treache | Sidge a aad at abs en 48 | Byrnes) has brought yc to bay, at Misateatppl 4 WW); Mliwauker and ot Paul WROWN.-in Abhland, O..dun dead witla dent, no member of the bear willingly ‘taken them in exchange for thelr | ott ne i otrayed: ne? Deration for the coms | plained to Hanrahan that $1.00 was too small | Son, %,you come out, Twill wake y ieee ive Tiare. | Ratkinu out to the wate wiih her Mrs, Livble and hone possessed such un- | Worthless securities, and €4.000,000 of them had | PM t . security for un estate worth $500.00), and Hanra- | irectlons ta Hythes to tclutethe ort and Er and Miuaesora | PuneR cenenter on He Wek As a member of the Execu- | been lodged in the State Treasury of Massacht- DAVIS A TRUSTEE OF RRIF LOASS. han sald he had voluntarily increasep th DPS DR REE FRO IRS Wroaeei vada LAGI fees and i "AL neg Pet eeaet yearn and being the special legal ad- ts, for Which Eldridge had received §3,00)0) ne thle habratlva, it should ba biene (ity. to RRL. Prov aaa aoe ponte himmtera ere ial aba OREN 19 closit Mii In bidtehonten, an 1 Siser pany, his advice on all legal | in the bonds of that State. But the remainder cf | (2°04 besides his other relations tothe | | Op the cross-examination he sald Hanrahan | nd thin found that Thad been arrested pen t. Lowe Sieur es clue io ae yang MAttOre hie Cita o ne eAnCy, and | the issue was unsaluble, ae the company hed | Erie Company, Davis was and still ie a trustee on | told him he could not be removed after Judge | Cndinen found that T had been arrested upon | a con ui Tenn J. Waker, a bat NT eal mattors bis surgestions we yet done nothing to inspire the confide sev ssues Of Erle bonds, thus sustaining a | Fithian’s order was issued. the Siaty-ninth Regiment, of which said court | S.\.C.and Hud, Cer aN aces J cly deferred to, As the entit ‘apitalists and repair its damaged credit. In- | > relationship to the creditors of that | | Joseph A. Hoimire testifled that he is theson- | Capt, Cushing. Claimed to be President: and | iariem = " CHOSSETTE.1n ¢ t \ ry was at his disposal at all tin stead of dol ney, taok the money derived | corporation. It ts only proper to say that this | tnlaw of Clark, Ho saw Judge McCunn at | ebhes Marshal teed Kae char cea ane at Brie sy x Bin ou = paid b: npany without 4 froin the ett ot as hae and | relationship was entered into before his bad | Clark's house several times, “At one tine Judge | tothe amount of $F for hot attending dedicaed | Ets shore s § ae 4 H tet the Directors had reason to suppose | hypothecated such of their own as they could | faith to the company had been discovered. Tut | McCunn said it would not be pre parades the Ist of January, 1811 Wabash : rig me aehunett p following his advice they could nut go | induce anybody to take at any rate as collateral, | now that the facts are. known, it will not en- | (Hodinire) to be seen there. MoCunn wis there | Pagudes since the Tat of January, 18:1. Wabash. : x is yinire, Ma tt astray i ; : and thus found themselves unusually fi hance the value of the securities that bear his | once with Sheriff O'Brien, ‘Witness was preseut | known Cushing for aicut m hone dusting Northwesteru preferred my d, in Frankfort, RY,.rece DAVIS AS A FINANCIAL ADVISER, Hut instead of using these millions thus obt ame. Surely, holding this fiduciary relationship | When the settlement was proposed. which time he had tmportuned me to Kock Jeiaud Wig 0% HW « Pecsudent of ihe Dep On the reorganization cf the company the | ¢@ In completing their road, they broug between the corp mand its creditors, every ve Senate took a recess t oP. M, mpany of the Sixty-ninth Regiment, s Fort Way ue ; oN. Ys recently, Oliver ¢ was found to be ina bad condition aud WAGE Alen, ae ree abarcely ; o bores sentiment of honor should have bound this man AFTERNOON SESSION He dunt denne INR TS t for any sp Milwaukee an 4 ae Bh | wma Killed hy a tumnb of a (ree, which’ fell on his ai Hate need of avditional equipment. More street niin their ean tuanlpulating tt in | to protect both interests, which he would have | On resuming th : rm, but to “Just come in and help fill Onto and Misaina : ty a i Pte Dhine Enon trots hae aren ek $3,000,000 of {ts Hirst morreage b ¢ | Wall street, using their cash for margins. Thus | done bs spu z the tempting offers of the Hos. | _.O0 resuming the trial, James F. Morgan and : : ; peton, Hartfurdand Er AR tOE " t k rite a is wer be by spurning the tempting offers of the I 1D i {that L could leave any time [had a mind to, | Boston, Hartfordand F ‘ ato pray ting, Rdward Edick, aged trenamnaut-maritetne: forwehieremrarcerm pos li NEL hey. uA the ment AL.t ton steed okt Bae Cote nado dward Dunness were called, but fatied to re att consented, and knowing notte YContra 10" 3 nod | SROWEE ein lirookign, on Tuesday, { been made. To provide for the firstemer- | #FtCe of tie stock ap from nothing to thirty [the treasury of Brie the heavy lability it ts n ron. ATE Waly Ke PAW Stich cuactera when ie preeated tomes i ‘ 5 ¢ os FUWT F. wile of Cue lace Mark Bow ieheti¢ gency Commit sroposed that | Celts themselves buying their own stock in to meet these wortiiless bonds for 85,000, red je testi tha Was an attoriicy | Sivn tanked what itcontained. ie suid, °& and Indiana Cent . w Cher ag order to make quotations and establish a. price hsellor-at-law, and a brother-in-law of ’ a ald, mi anid Stade uy 4 ‘ The relstives and friends of the fauatly ar ‘ wislature for per: ‘ h H i ton them, But for { Tread it to you, you Would by ‘ Bae, of additional stork; | Tie sttwet tatty left the svvck on thelr hand: f $120,000, half cash, he not merely in- oF ne a SST ‘velievin be only a matter of form, as | ae ay xx | f ny attend the fungrs), Senn § , ni he same time ape | 4 highest quotations, with their money all | batyor y this heavy lability but hax great. ecelver's bond was not approved by Judge stated “ ding. So Lt eek ater i TM. Tie ie ver the maturing bonds, ‘This scheme | When the tre w Ai cam eled Wy Chile | he ts 4 trustee Order trom dude eee aretreds ABS | and two years teu this 4th of duly coming ser: | Pacite Atal ie BF 4) TRV in atehtaony Kans dune ia, te “ : eration, these oper turned around and | Shen {at an the pres dminte order from Judge MeCunn modifying Judge | 88d two years age this uly cOnIDg, Be i i ‘ : Hi ‘dent proved by the Executive Committe perat ji 1 i€ the’ man the present Admin 4 ry BORE UARIEN Oh tha: earner oe called upon | Quicksilver . ‘ ceived by a Pniiroad ac Maj. Pi id that it was the company's stock, thus ex- t t ; Jones's order. 5 m he went to | evant Sinith he same company called upon | Qittyattver preteric s ‘ “uf the fson snd Nebrnak Davis's advice, and was ssuct ald that it w y company's stocks thus ex, nd retains Inthe high p Judge” Mecuan “Were, HS, Went to | Foland stated Cushing had sent nith for my Gan | ¢ ner a ij ‘ an nieut of A Bend Nebresks ( board, and Davis was directed to Suslng the groat losses they had met witk retary of State, and senda t qe Me instead’ of Jones was | form and that Thad bea ditchanseae threat Bt ee ay gf a rail s legislation, which he d Rat ea Thad decree iret diene veto conduct important negotiat! F this | shown the account keptby Hanrahan es reese itt glad to be rid of ft,and dismissed | Amer, Mer Union Express, FOLSOM.—In Now Hampshire, June %, from the ex ; et whlch he secured to be passed by the | faving tt ugain, hopalessly bankrupt, etd et ay : and stated amounts deposited. ‘The. i all milit ters from my mind. re mw Express... 83% cessive heat, Jonathan Folsom, axed Wi years, Me was ¢ © additional -atock to be sult, and the | Worse than ever, Had they won in these stuck a showed that the recelpts were &22.004, a1 home months after this Fmet Cushing, and In | Mesrs, Pik € Hatch, who the ol Fo a ET neh Gaaial i " Meud In perfecting. the equipment of | Oberations, whose would the profits have been + THE BALL AND BAT. expenditures $17,046.44. Witness had no disagreed: He got wrathy aud knocked ‘me | Hurope ate new at ing up tte pa Xf aaa i is i 1 Rconatte foe this tion will he | Hartford and Erie it was gene noticed that Atlanticn Beating the Crack A sre durcpeen Of house, far whlch had him arrested. and he Ie under a thousand | 28e Company, it ra : saaltia See when the fact ls known that: Davis vis and Eldridge retuined thelr close and Piiladelphia—A Brilliant Game, by Judge Mc ad a= counselto two | dellars bail for his appearance to answer, ‘This | a heayy nay fl AR 1 u!ways been clear and ntial relations. Eldridge continued to make nd nael to two | follare ball ' Hnbele cnt noware , i a ire ad acre Gledden, ageil’ yuara, @ “ng additional stack, for construc headquarters at Davis's 5 At the Erle The absence from headquarters of the Mutual | revelers appolnted by that J 108 AP" | President of w court martial, he brings iny cus is ie vb aud accrued interest, the | ta Hiraper,’foriveriy’ eaur oe y pury coud t ted ex res te ean with BRS repr iil nd Adantic Clubs has made the base ball sea- | tion was oblected tu, and the oljection Seer. | UP before himself, adjudicates me a delinquent i found by ref ew 16 Ws ne are, are G PAC UEC OF BUCH 8 bag etd 1 Davis still, nt Intervals, repeated bis urvent | son rather dull here lately, but as both have re- | ruled.) Dine Es ie Det Rid By Srne $6 dlanity OF th ee peel Sia it ss Pe HM SE Se tine Lee uppeals to the Erie Board of Directors fer ald | turned, the balletossers and their wdrairers wilt | y The witness was crosscexan th by | herson to see I Lout. Iie t BANKING AND FINANCIAL eb tiiviny Columbus, K Ma ng shows low thor y and | S08 the prostrate and bankrupt conoraton, ave a brisk time of it. Yesterday afternoon the | the » le ut stock, 4 tested tha | fite for me to appeal to the military authoritic - ng citizen ¥ of un Vhs tid the aftr or DAVIS'S CONSPIRACY TO BETRAY ENE + M. Roth Club of Philadelphia, one of the | everyting was Carried Onin arezularand proper | PMA I Hot tou late for ie te apply to the civil | manvey ; | ; ly the wane. offelal With the Boston, Harttord. and nck amateur organizations of the Quaker City, | fetknew iitled to, At the time of my arrest Fapplied ty | H y above, Indeed at 1 aid his party set to work to overthr arrived yed the first ¢ f their tour Re AS ey rn be ! ; f x Nita ay j char ce ly won the confidence Erle board, purchasing Erle proxies it tht ¢, upon the Capitoline gr plice wy things under lock a . a sNIO RAL ‘ ’ neon ebt ot tt election i In 18 The As these amateurs have had opportunities of | President of gate laid the following x a THAKS ApElicAHOn Othe courte Lor my from the Che ¢ ali ps ery he de of this ¢ y ls scen ‘in the | testing t deste munications before the Se wle : ; : wy ' ns then best f that election, wen Mr. Berdell, the | Athletics roved themselve A June 3 espa) h ie ” flor sory poal nt, and ail bi Directors wh: Killed. players, It was generally regarded. as a | Zo the ‘ wate of the si New Yora 1 YOUNG GERMAN'S DEFPALCATION, 2 r ‘ wud f E.MOSTON. MARTE ror osed Davis and the ii, Ti, nd E. man- | pretty even match between them and the Atlans | Lenclos yeu. herewith w te - ; ‘ sigh ? he und HOF se Mente defouter walle E tive “9TH! dol astumchee ein Mrmr, tere pple a een a tg Ronde BSE ho We etbebermemn. LV renees show phe Sthce rts dag ae LT i tory eer } davis and those who had favored the i.gnd | phonix rom its ashes, and yesterday com a , mt Tore) fe. Victhuines a Fast Clerk — Phe ! began apy eee carted: ertth athe: pita H ked away with their amateur opr Fable t ! sible for mie t 1 ae Ce tN ome: » Anua a } i Mig aveally brilliant, aratccluss hiiey | Buvice OF thea icy 90 diatlugla ; areer of Albert INleist of t rions : ; ee dr “ i the batand inthe fleld, Itwas rather | rand jotegrity, f therefore feel it Albert Kloist young German, who | 4 “ r a ert riday H eetote the wh lite when the Roth nine arrived, but no time | take suche ‘ME i ke iittle & e vad ‘hetoks . ; Fj ' ia 8 rporat ey sent the Atlantics to the bat frst ‘ , a nts at y as ae ; ‘ ft new Dy f by ysing of the Atlantics x ‘ae ; : \ HOH (1S Si ANL ; th i “ splendidiy for a duck’s égg, & brilliant able |g Hon, dotn HA hake ms i 1 f LOW GRADES RITE LARLY FA y cob lag wast ince of scoring, They then went to the bat, | State upon charges Uawalnst) ry Mr, Stiner, Four and only a BE. It also a a new ‘ f iivited to The Erte people. | Commi and through bad throws by Hall and ‘Bario’ | eated to iv Fhave reached a pout were, | time after Albert in this country, he || supertor a acs t ated. Pee ae th and hate et aol ton, Hartford and | F ored three runs. ‘The Atlantica were whites | ws ous") or it @ duty to wake the f x pa iy Ale Bunge ab €1 io | s 4 1 Femail tem porn ' pretty two-base hit, and ihey then treated the | pease FU a KOA iE Rye dey ved for two years with Dr. Bhlers at 62 Ba : ARE y, | Juries eat r a wagon {from $3,000 to $5,000 ata time to meet n, resolution pred isitors tow blank also, Tn the third inning the | tMusouene out ec based the Charges aguinat | Seventh Where his alable manners mad ! ‘ tbat Thor an axed Aa other THAIRE DoLnR Gnd KONA GR LATE OEE aha Gal t. | AUanties batted well, scoring flye runs, and then | yourand we have t nothing ty iuduce a Va favorable impression that he was consid | a edtelnal sp r ‘ jane “ A aA ‘ nnivine-tor h gacnmmoak Pe Tae Thee UD kunked the Philadelphians. ‘The latter, how. | ehaiige of (te opinion wit whic W red upon the | ered one of the fun He would off lue ccavhacart ake \ Avia ham t Reet ninener anaes oe ere etal a oeaeg Wet | ever, made one run by some ne batting inthe | investivation examination of that part of the | inexpensive dinners with friends at th ion ‘ 1 , ae \ 1 first mortgage bonds | eee rosea et a ee en tlie votd Erle er Mantics. ‘The Atlantics now managed to get | Ate mgumed to he bared waiclal witiceres ©. | man on gloa week could atte alls and operas, | : Lon orery part Oe Tete tine aad | qytlile new combination, having so ‘tients | the swing of Carr's pitching, and hit well and | COurcotappeaisant doatices. of the Supine Court, | dress f 1 ‘ yan a a Atha J Henry L ‘ { Ne disposed of at afey | ously short in Wall street, abd belng utterly | strongly tor the rest of the game, scoring three | andseacept dus eid Judges and dus: | genteel society. | : SIX PER GoLDr Qs ged SI Y C. Bancroft Davis Kio | ree ee te ee ta ease nO ee gus [runs in the ith inning and runs int Bot Interior cx wot of records nay be Fe At last the bubble burst, Tt was discovered - Ses Liistancod perfectly well gnatane | from SOOM. to $3.00) of unauthorized | Sixth, four of witich were tailed on MeDonali's by the Senate on the recommendation of the | that Albert, had et dover $5000 from his | #eeured by ' ry Syeial Roti the opportunity to be more conversant | Aus" Af the Levislature to legulied, which act wes | #he home-run hit. ‘The spectators who w neue hae ted us io the couclu. | SmMMloyer. Tt was Mbert's duty tocall daily on | nent, f H ' £ Cs hk t Yohn 8. Eldridge, the Pre procured ata cost to the corporation of #40. | Boch sides without favor oF afection,. All the noe oF teu caruibr Goreroure asth collees bills, He took an Ngroceryman's | 18%; tot ' aso inp y aud ‘ PARA‘ ‘ ony Hartford and’ Erle made | oy bending the seeming of which they were all | Atiantic nine batted well, but McDonald. and sinilar Constitutional p + | order for a barrel of sugar) The averace Welht | per ge aie ’ shan at Moe hin herd mand thee t to Toave the State, And Davis had pres | furdock were at the top of the pole, ‘The fol- eal Fee ule nor of | is 240 pound ld alter the figures and toy ' ay is headquarcers, and the two advised the old board that additional | uritek were at | val was nee a i dd 2 oF oj t. When heeame forthe | r fand a ' for. | t e Intima t be issued without the consent Leip Nie a ate ia tie eaeel STA : the Governor hi money he f for erwel nn : rauunites ‘ i ei | APPRALAIN DEHALE OF TNE BM & P tire “obtained in advat ar 9 Acta ROE: 5% " Tne see matter’ | turned in money enough for-the original quane | ® ied on ; f i Itter prostration. of the Bustert mown he was doing wr Hine $4 fiWallehfoccd J pd Ly diet tity and pocketed the differen TIsk & 4 | 48 most patent, Mr, Davis laid be ¢ of this siock Harlow, ¢ 1 1 2 diattenad'b od 4 4 9 A SUN reporter Visited ‘ the u ng ' vn BWA arene eer Aes psy oct We fraudulent operation, and be- | Debian, tt hed O Helson; ¢ tat THE SENATE EXCEEDING ITS POWER ALR. tii eal a ok tie: Now York Markets. ; sets Prosiden bankrupt, cor n « 2 H rr The di nation of A 1 f th told port EDNESDAY i , hploees au nd attorney, was 3 Jsoue of atock wos, tn pursuance of | Hee, 3 3 i Woitey 1 1 | Mmeop the election under which now bold tore to purchas Ms) He always 1 vote tte try Stu ij cite hich ones » Vrie Compe rH PE 4 eutly Increased, "hally reachin edited § 4 Heutod Big) dP 1 Repee Rieke Hanplea Wowery W, | on credit, and when Iwas y ‘ Hite aulte of a i | Heavaiad VIONAT LIBERAT em salable, and as se y ERLE MADE TO PURCHASE Vee OWN INDORSEMENTS Tota’ 6 oF xfer i Ay Ot t Un all eases of the ele Hooke acount UES ned thie | 1) ee y ¢ ia a | ‘ win Hote ay. Teta (ity & Y 8 Er Th pursuance of the plan evidently arranged | 11! sl Ty Re Ap stitution which. w quoted, without “refers | shawedt ht t h 1 that ti t ' ‘ A { from t rent ' ng Fas ttl ails Of the Mt of illegal Erte ; t election {withstanding there ! Baa hes ‘ ' i * | ie represcntatiyce { tock was ‘opriated the moment it Was re HOF OUP aud 4 tulnutes, Were willie to) wid. Yui te fara ntancetonia | wracet de HY Hy \ ) , ‘ : pty | Pre Company, at the request and by the con) saturday: Mutual and Eokford,on Union ground *-cRntbALiOn Of Witnesses, about | “Alburt, Ww hag f i Di MARY A. MECHEL, j ‘ nivance of Davis, Bldridve,and their few axs« M. Roth vs. Olympic, and Star ys. Gotham, on | | re ic tthe th aon | “Pwo days previous. t Mbert had disay : i ; s aity tor 12 yeaa, J clates who composed the New England cout ipitoline ground, On the dd of July the Hele | aight end te Senate to the mn that you uae | Howred, An investigation of the books made | Le Fras ab Pelee i 1 adreit’ piece of tedgerdemain this directly | the Mutuals +s, Forest City of Cleveland, on the | wbleh you were not properly opurel Numerous customers we alled on, and it was | { i ‘ SPAY AN GAS IMREC EH Oty | 4 , foul its way. Thuis was Davies genius fully | Cito gt Ho the oth the Atiantion wilt | fai botore th © Wo your prejudle overed that Albert had already collected ane ARLE arid | Y ‘ yo through +s Whaleerthe | dienlaved it before following him into the | pay the Purest Citys on the Capitoling grou: severa aid dollars belo: to Mr, Stn aan " ' ' ‘ < hour however at the demand, | horton Hartford and Ene concern and aise) Bey the ‘Mutuale and National of Westington COUNSEL WITHDRAWING PROM THE CASE Sd Moe teatitrrr anc iar robo eeu ra pec HOVAT HAVANA LOTTERY “Dewi ig ra) sre thy tine much Tfueihe manner in which he was paid for thus | Will play on the Union ground We heg leave, however, to state, without intending | customera out of several thousand Hae " \ ‘ € {ociipped. it bouldecatmand | bratect it may be Interesting to sketch Court Calendars this Day, in regard to the admisaiiitity of much of theevilence | Henriques declined to give any inforn so a f x 4085, New ¥ Hie The Brie the up ty the Lime of the dissolution of ints relations | My 7) 9 fivanat Tanne N ) m.%, | priety of Our Coutinulug tonger in the position we } pe ae - £5. Orders firniahed tilted Kf j With that corporation, Encouraged hy the grand a tss, te 4,16, 178) 116, | Becupled, and to donble whether our doug 60, would be & Pauper's suictd oe ce Taviel &« thet Uvnte the Unane | two plethoric. treasuries al the expense of a ludiiig from the record of the proceedings against YoU | wey erent years. a pauper te the Coluimhia conatg rhe : ‘ Tostuie ILinitard and. fete | credifous publie, Davis conceived another plan | Purnitur in immense | of what We deem. Irrelevant and inproper ovis | MAy-eleht pauper th t i ROVAL HAVANS LODTERY, taf fi of mon ttingand speculation, and suggested | 9t thie Chat | dence. We- therefore, With your approbation, are | house, commstted sue 6 tis throwt with a ' Po Mat 1 CO, Ban ’ to his fellow Directors of kale & agaus Of win J bau street, cen!) ut I) Pavwuicutelabeue dab, | diabowed wud we Wud wdyiee you W thal couiee, ta | radur * wives New Vtie Va Ow