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IRELAND.

Orange MISUNDERSTANDING to Aid the I'm.
prisOned Fcuinns.
DUBLIN, August 10. 1869.
great Orange demonstration was made to-day
at Clones 1t is estimated that 80, 1000 people took
part in the procession ana subsequent open air meet
ing. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the dis.
establishment Of the Irish Church and the Party
PROFESSIONS act.
Meetings have been held In waterford and Thuries
at which resolutions were adopted urging the gov
eminent to issue general amnesty to the Fenans.
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ABYSSINlA.

Two Armenian Ciorgymen Set mt Liberty.
LONDON. August 49, 1869.
The Lerdnt Herald reports that two Armenian
preates who had been detained three years in Abys-
sua have been released through the ntercession Of
the British government.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Reception Of tho Governor General Mt Prince
Edward Island-Wreck Of a Steamer.
ST. JOHN. N. B., August 10, 1862
The reception Of the Governor General at Prince
Edward Island was very cordial
The steamer M. A. Starr, from *. sohn to Halifax,
with O cargo of government stores, ran ashore
during thick fog Part OF the cargo was thrown
overheard. The vessel Ia almost wreck.
Revenues aud Expenditures Of the Dominion
American Invoices.
OTTAWA, Ont, August 10, $780,
The revenue OF the Dominion for July is g. $40
and the expenditure 2,459,7s1.
The discount on American invoices for the ensuing
week Is twenty-seven per cent.
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MARINE DISASTER.
Collision at Sea.

COLLISION 0t Sea.
LIVERPOOL, August 10, 1859.
The ship Bazaar, Captain Tlersop, which sailed
from Liverpool August for New York, colided 1t
sea with the ship Sandusky, Captain Norton, from
New York, July Is, for Liverpool The Bazaar put
into Milford Haven and tho Sandusky arrived here
to-day. Both vessels were much damaged and
leaking badly.
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TINE u~olm MONUMENT fuau.

To tue EDITOR or THE HERALD
shortly after the assassination OF Abraham Lin
coln the writer ana many other merchants he'd seat
to thcm blank form lists for the purpose OF 70
ceving subscriptions for monument TO him. r.
the best OF belief hundred thousand dollars o.
more were subscribed. What are the invested 70.
turns are matters the public desire Information oee
Mr.. Timothy q. Churchill acted - treasurer.
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the GREAT TaoTTMG MATCH Al s.aA1ac,

Another Postponemcnt Of the Mach Re,,~.o,
Lady Thorn and Mountain ,ov.
SARATOGA, Auaus ia ,sao
The trot between Lady Thorn and Moun,in no. :.
postponed till Tuesday on account OF the form .,
sunday. The track ls very heavy.
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MEETING OF RAILROAD paeuotNrs.

WEST POINT, August 10, 1899.
The following railroad Presidents he'd meeting at
Cosssns' West Point Hotel ,onght-J. Gouid, OF the
Erfei A. Body OF the Toledo Wabash DAD western;
y. Philips, OF the michigan Southern and J. Ii.
Devsreux. Of the Lake Shore. The upsAot of TIM
meeting has not as yet leaked GU.
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the HERALD N SOUTH CAROLINA

[From the Brockviile Is. c. Sentinel, August ikl
THIS excellent paper continues to reach ~ daily.
Tho HERALD Is one OF the very best daiiies pub.
lshed in that city. contains the latest and most 70.
liable news rom all quarters OF the globe lt q
furnished at the exceedingly low price OF dollar
per month. Send on your subscriptions and procure
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AruAriCs.

Another scuit Race Arranged Between Coz
tor and HamiiI.
PTrrsBURa, Pa, August 10, 1860.
Hamili ana Coulter have arranged for another
eaos. 10 como on next Friday over the upper Mon
oaaahsa COURSE Tor $1,000 o side. Tho referees
toN Y 10 b stAsred bstNeea the gtyal boats.
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GREAT RIOT IN SHEFFIELD.
Houses Sacked by the Miners
On Strike.
Threatened Drought in South
ern States.
ANOTHER DONATION BY Mr.. PEABODY.
ENGLAND.

Regatta of tho Victoria Yacht Clab-The
Practice Of the Harvard and Oxford Crews.
LONDON, August 10, 1850.
There was another fine yacht race from COwes on
Saturday, participated in by the boats Of the Vic
toria Club The race was for the C0mm0d0re's Cup,
with time allowances, around the Isle of Wight.
There were fourteen entries, though eight only
started. The yachts got Of at nine O'Clock in the
morning. The FIRST three yachts came In as fol-
lows
Yachts. Rig. Tons O,oners, Time Pm.
Aline. .schr. 2l6.....R Sutton. .444
Egerla. .Schr. j. Mulh0lland. 40
Condor. Gut ..133.......W. Ewing .......4:61
The E0eria won the race by time allowance.
The Harvard crew were out at practice again on
Saturday. They traversed the course from Putney
to MOrake (which is the regular course agreed upon
for the race on the 27th) In twentyone minutes and
ten seconds. The Oxford crew afterwards rowed
over the same course in twenty-five minutes and ten
seconds.
Ciasper Ia building boat for the Harvard crew,
and oars by the best makers have been ordered.
The Harvard Boys In Their New Boat-Bet.
ting tho Coming Contest.
LONDON, August Ia, 1859.
The Harvards were out to-day In their new boat,
using for the first time new set of oars made here
The Oxford men were also on the water at the Same
uulcs auu UOtu CIcWb WoTc iOuuiy CuccFcO ~ Tue
spectators, of whom large number had gathered on
the banks. The betting has now fairly commenced
and stands three to one in favor OF Oxford.
State Of tho Weather.
LONDON, August 49, 1899.
The weather throughout England for the past few
days has been fair.
Application for the Release of Foninns.
LONDON, August 10, 1850.
The Rev. Paul Bagey's petition for the release OF
the American Fenians has been sent to the Queen.
Fierce Riot In Shefleld by tho Miners on
Strike.
LONDON, August 18-Midnight.
The miners held q meeting at Shenield TO-DAY to
devise measures for keeping up their strike. After
the meeting number OF men who had been 'locked
out attacked the houses OF some non-unionists and
sacked them. A great riot followed, but 1t was
finally stopped by the police, who succeeded in dis
persing the mob. at lass account the city was
Quiet
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AUSTRIA.


Tho Army Not to be Reduced.
VIENNA. August 16. 1860.
At the sitting OF the Austrian Delegation to-day,
during the discussion Of the military estimates the
Minister Of War said that considering the aspect OF
AFFAIRS, reduction Of the army would be impolitc.
Austria could not take the lead in such movement.
Though her forces exceeded half million, the mum.
Der under arms was small.
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The Cunard mail steamship Java will leave thts
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ct the Post Odnoe
at twelve O'Clock n. on Wednesday.
TnE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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INCREASE Or WEALTH IN BosIoa.

BosTON. August 10. 1894
The total valuation OF Boston for taxable parposea
according to the assessors returns for 1850. IL
f54e. slt COO bong an increase over last year OF
tet,Q27,oQ0.
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SPAIN.

Defeats Of the Carlists.
MADRID, August 10, 1859.
Encounters continue between the troops and bands
OF Carists. Up to the present moment the Carlists
nave been uniformly defeated.
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VIRGINIA..

RallroRd Transportation to tho Atlantic.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VAIL
August 10, 1869.
To-day the committee appointed BY the National
Board OF Trade to report upon the most feasible
route for the transportation Of the heavy products
Of the West to the Atlantic coast met here Reports
were submitted from william M. Burweli, OF New
Orleans: Thomas M. Monroe, OF Dubuque, aud
robert II. Hughes OF Virginia. Those reports were
\ad and referred TO M. Huges to be digested into
s..n. Tho committee will remain IN session FOR
seeral deJs,
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single sAsk OF LYONS ISsKcf POWDER: Nothing else
Kills insecta This their natural Sec thai
the genuine II has r. Lyon's signature the PACKAGE Al
others frauds. Depot 81 PArs row, New York.
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AZ las. Everdclps, 309 Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting Cards houograms Crcsta initiated Mote Papers
&c. most elegant In the city
Always Use Hoh,s Malt Extract as n Tousa
beverage appetizer and trsnghsner No. ~ Murray ssres
and s7s Greeuwich street.
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Owing 10 the great increase Of busi. I
uess consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon Ani general issue, Tie
proprsctors Of
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Panphless, Jaw Ree~~s~, &e-, Execsss6
VITA acstnsss a. arspseh .~say ace PEE "a
a. iSs NITRO s5LifAs sos FKsSrfso ksrAsLisH
nkrTU Ssssro ssfseA
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TIE EVENING rELRaRAn

would impress upoa advertiser the
necessity OF pssseattag their adver-
sssmsnis Tor The csrsooa papers three
days In advance, 70 seoura iAser>tea.
In The general lssus q y also ascss-
varv 70 present advsstiQemsats % the
afternoon preceding tie issue OF Ne
edition for watch they ere lnlendsA.
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a.. s:s: e.. co. !: go e :. e sss :'
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TIE EVENING TELEGRAM

viii b sent BY mall 70 subss1bers tor
STR dollars per ysas. Address " Nee
ecu strset.
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Application for the Release Of Fenians.
LONDON, August 10, 1850.
The Rev. Paul Bagley's petition for the release OF
the American Fenians has been sent to the Queen,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-08-21

will not even haze the consolation OF
complaining that nobody warned y"u Of
your danger. We have Il sincere desire
I" .nili up u firm and mutual friendship
ittWcrn It's. We hnoN that it j. good
for I,n1,l Of ~ lat We should work 10
1cthr for the interest of our r"lu;:irn
country. You have failed tn listen
We still desire if : and if Ill o,lr efforts
should fail YOU cannot blame lis when
the great tide of Chinese immi grafton
sweeps You away, and leaves the roun-
try in possession of them and the white
nIaH -NutrhitochcS Times.
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
BOARDING; AND DAY SCHOOL
For Young Ladies.
Mrs. MACE-LEFRANC.

-Tos. In4 naG log Bo"rbon Street. -Ne'r Or'"""s.
FgVlIIS INSTITUTION, 50 honorahly known by
IL long years of continued success III forming
highly educated and accomplished Young ladies.
has Resumed it's regular course Of studies. As
heretofore, first class corps of teachers. i'll
English and French. and superior professors
from the Paris Conservatory, are attached to
the establishment.
The house is vast. the piayyar spacious, and
the apartments are healthy. Farlor boarders
may have private rooms.
For further information apply personally at
the Institute. or by letter to the DirectresS. care
of the journal Renaissance L""isiannisc. NJ" ~
CONT ST., eorneF of Exchange Alley. New Or
leans. La. Oct lo-tt
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Public Sale.

E>';!r Of Ei%Dnoir Chuchtrt, decreased.
Dl ,!r;u,. OF m order III III" Frn.,;'' { art
, IN All tnr tie Par ii Of st. L:.}i,t:v. t,rl,
" III b. sold ut pnh!l" aurtl"ll. hH the li!'cr>-M
ed tutor. or Il q.iaii:i'I h'Irt"n"rr. ar the last
r.-i,Irilrc ol the ,itccL-rI i'll the town "i D!'r
bils.l>. Oh
THcS''nr. -i"gH&t 2iM, 1860,
;,le following pr"p"rty, belonging +" the Estate
of El:nnnrc th,r,itIr. decreased wife OF Il. y
Martt!. to-wit
The last rc-idrrr" Of deceased. situated in tht
town of tprl"tt>a$. containing three lots "r ar
ltutS. with AL t!r huiuln = and I'M i,rOv,nn ut
thereon consisting. of Il tii!r dwelling. kltrliri
and eight nt her rsini buildings. This place !.
kn"wn az the former rrSl'l"""- nt Robert Fay
Ior and DIR. Bon-ll. Over an arprlit OF Sin
property is covered with grove OF evGrgreci
trees. ,rat;titul flower 5ar'trn. &c.
The above described property, not having
brought the appraiSe,ncnt price at former sab
will bt appraised and s"i.in conformity witt
law on the day above stated.
Terms and Conditions :--hne third cash ant
the balance on a credit OF one and tw" year.
from the day OF sale. The purchaser t" give hi:
notes. made to his own order and endorsed by
hiln>el.. with approved securities hy said Tutor
ard special mort -agr vendors privilege an'
clause Of non alentD reserved.
b. A. MAKTEL. Tutor
Opclousas, July Eth, 1869.
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Private Boarding House.

T1HE undersigned will open on the ist
Il of February next ensuing, in the
Old Bank Building, opposite the public
square of Opelousas. Priv ate Boar'lin.
House for the accommodation by the day
or month of single grntlemstn II or families.
He hopes by his efforts and the mode
rate rate of his charges to please and
crafty all who may call upon him.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opclousas, January 25, 1868 33
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PROCEANAT'HOH

Mayors OFFICE. July nth. 1860.
F,vOR the preservation OF health i'll this Town.
II the citizens of this corporation are hereby
ordered hv the Board OF Police to have their
wards and privies thoroughly cieanss,i. within
the space Of ten days from th" publication of
this order: after which time. parties WHO shall
not have complied with said order. shall bc sub
icct to "a fine. to be fixed by said Board.
+. PERRODIN.
Mayor and President of the Board.
Opelousas. July 81. 1862.
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a. EB BAILEY 4 r.. ID. E;STELEV"EE.
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

AIIUEN E1 : Vt INV,
AA'lll. p:;tctic. i'll ie Courts ul the Parl-i., :
w of st. l..,l,.Iy. I.atI t,:tr". Ntr'niin ii
ca~i',i. 81. Martin. n. Mar" and A%"v"i!r~.
office :-bI,rini!>l>. Ii. .DItI.--,.
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For Sale at Private Sale.
A PROPERTY consisting of a small dwelling
~ ho,,s. and two lots OF ground, situated i'll
the town OF Opclousas.
For further particulars. apply at this office.
Opelo,~a>. March -, lStS. Eft
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SHELBY,
TOWN 7sgrTGgzE,z:9-

TOWN tTGgzEz:Y.
TKVIlE undersigned has the honor to an
= nounce to his clients and to the pub
lie in general that he will hereafter retail
beef at the Town Market. at ) c"nts per
pound in quantities of 80 or lU' pounds
it will he sold for less. He tiattcrS HIM
self with being able to please i'll who
patronize him, as regards the quality OF
the meat or otherwise.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
Opclousas. December l>t. lctiS. %
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THE OPELOUsAs. COURIER

Published on Saturday by JOEL Fl SANDOX
CONDiT TIONS
Snbscr'ptson.-F"ur Dollars per year paya|f'
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the YEAR.
!, subscriber wishing to'1iScoutinnr must give
, a written nnfre to that etf"ct an. seit ny all!
arrearagss and no subscription will b" stopped
until all arr'aras"s ar" paid unless at the option
Of the pnnSil.r
,tdrrris"g "g,-F'fr cents per SQuar" Tor
each Insertion. Eight lines less constitute. a
square.
All advertisements sert in for pul'l,rat"n VIII
b" inserted in English and French tnrs~ ',I' r
wise ordered. unt thu r,!ltor shall utg, it r,,r-
vr,li,.,.t t" ,;isrOlt moe.
Cam'.'ia'.> to pnhIir fav"rs w:ii ,,.>, F,''..
Dollars s"a'h III advance. II !Il' w~,I Il" j.. AZ.
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- Try ilunzesbeimer's Ice Cream.
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FT1UH nnI,,r>;en"l has the honor to most rrs-
l. n~c:t,tiv invite thu. pub',. t" ay visit 10
his Unt:h a,1 .Fr'rcifv >'rrr. rrv"n't ri""'', IN
t!,+ new hul!,,1nr If Nr john Ea'r?"f. = New
Iberia. wiI.rr W ii h.. .nnnh at al. tnrS. in that
line OF tra,lr. everything that can he obtained.
ard " VIII give 4lr. SatlSictinn to ru>fnii'trS
both in point good taste ami III ;l;r' iow gus
OF prices. Having bern Engaged N t:i' best
u,aur factories { he North ar:i ri FrancA. hr
promises I" do everything that is rrq-d t" gain
the good Will AMI to satisfy al VIII" " III favor him
with talr ronti,l-,sr- in everything ht concerns
the >ai, an repairs Of Hn'rhcS. I|nhS l. J"'-"is.
Ills long -xprrlrne'' acquired in the best labor
atoIrs OF Paris and Grn-va. permits him to war
ra,' every article coming ont Of his St"rr.
March I:}-Gm Gu. PlLET.
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TO LET

L & Il > \ 7. l..
fzf1 \ Comfortable RESIDENCE, in
E..,.a a retired and desirable part of HE
Town: for particulars apply to Mr>>rs.
Moore X Morgan. or at this Office.
June -, leti., :}tt
, 1869-09-27
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SA1rRbGy EVENING, Sept. Is
The week closes up On an ac,tyc bQt healthy and
not unsatisfactory money market. For all strictly
eonlDercinl purposes the supply Of money has
been anfsctent 10 meet taeidcmand. 4 few OF the
oapks u.osr Intimately connected with the grain
trade have exrestsuced some dttlculty n meeting
lhc demands OF their customers, but this has not
teen general. All strictly mercantile paper has
been negotiated al Regular rates, alI We know OF
orc or Two hanks that bave not beca aoe TO get Is
much Of such paper Is they would have been
willing TO take. We hear also, Of some instances
which have trausptfc.l Wfhla the past few days In
which paper having two or three unQeest.ouably
good naucA has been Negotiated i: rates
varying from II 70 II PR cea.. In
The se Instances, however, 1t IS well toowa tha;
The paper u made 10 raise money for epecu a:iye
tu1postA- This Kind Of paperis Is reSarded dilrr-
eLtly by bankers IRON paper made IN hona a !t
neItanti1e TRANSACTION l0f the purchase OF goods,
and, though II Is considered geol the most con-
sentative bankers decline II altogether ia times
Ike the present. wnen l. Is anticipated from week
to week that tho demand for money may develop
striugctct that would make /, lin1cuit for banks
to ncepmEcd.te thcIf regular customers
Whose average line Of business II steadily prodta-
bic. Much or this clA.s Of speculative paper IL
Just as safc as TIE Eenaattle paper discounted by
the banks, Int the lact that The honGs reserve
thetr loans'e funds for the accommodation OF their
mercantile customers, III preference 10 taking this
csass u paper, oallses The htter to seek the open
na1Aes, aud that a!~ays impllesn heavier ti,4-
count,
The narket for rea! estate foahs continues tote1-
ally well su1rl,cd WITH tunda- There are quite
ErntFr cf agents here for the Icaa Of Eaa1e1n
capital ard these seem to he 1h!e TO furnlsh
good supply OF rronet 4, p Per cr1s for halI the
>al.c OF nrstc:ass Improved real estate. To this
commission u added. which, OF dreyeaz 1oaus,
nakes The cost about a,S pe. cent Per annrtn
Exchange has remalned yefs steady taroucnoux
The week =: \ discount for salea between banks,
but wa nEucr this afternoon, and sold st 7.lo DIS
count. AT the counter, bankers sell New Yort
funds at ras and take New YORK bills 81 slas4s.oe
per fl,txJ on, and Buualo buls u, !. on.
The manager Of the Clearing Mon.e furnishes
the following summary OF the business OF bis Of
ncc tor tie week ending September g.:
, 1869-09-27


Flour Was quiet, and w.thoo: notable change,
though We are aa1e to report better demand Tor
low g1ades, which are scare, aud, therefore, tr.
Holders were rather Independent, ~ tney are an
ue4pa1ng higher pl,ces on sound 1ou1s a corslIrr-
able proportion Of Ihstircm nev wheat being .out
We Lotc the following sales: White Winter Extra.
" orls Oh P I spnnc Ex1ras-*H b1is city At
10 efts at sAe5; lee brls vi Fac; eoo brl>
al tsasss SO nfls ~ ss.s0; ITO osis 1t ttsa; 1tD
DIS at s*eo' w of1 on r ( Spring sorcrones-
seo bsls 81 sA|o. Ao bits n s&oN. Cnsound Spring
-" 'ts ~ s&.a; Nn DTS AZ N6sS; 1oo bE!s al
t4"'' ~" otls II tA"s Rye F'our-es hsls II sasa.
1esAl. ssss hEtA Ato, ~ tons OF bran At slaoo or
nseA ......
Wneas Tas dn!! AID nfain lower. but with neat.
!! he usual AMOUNT Of actistty, there be.as sev.
eral eu.ers Ct cash lots eprtag y, sne decline,
tloseh they were no. 70 reedJ al to cause 1sto-
ress ~ competition. Receipts were liberal, and
New Icrk was rcroEed unsettled, which made
teets anxious to ol<pote Of tactr properly, hold.
ers Of options being especially desirous TO unload.
Winter wheat wA dalI-almos, Melea,-
tut wus held wish Comparative nrm-
cess, offerings not being large.
On The oren Board seller the mouth sold at Ella
ella On Change the ma1Ect o4ened at fila for
, 1869-09-27

IL the EaI;r ~ The CAsrc1u Tribune:
SIR: Tits nolotngs issue Of your paper con
ialns short article On lie INSURANCE, which,
with IL atupendous array OF figures, L. calculated
10 nlslcad The pGh1:c the benefits ieally cun-
tcrircI upon nahklou by HE companies. Your
statement, however, Is erroneous In more than
ono point and It Ii 10 correct these cr1nrs pAlpa-
ble 10 any one Al I'll vessed Ia the science Of Tie
tnsornnec, that tate the liberty Of usu.s,ing
10 you this communication
In tic nsas place, you commit in said article M
error IN coMu'on arithmetic. which, Ike Or,
EnElsn pau grammar, may be the :" fa3lt Of the
rnntcrN stetn; 3'a,ts3,c6o Is hot tetAs...apt
,lucs $4sN..s2; bal mol cveo, quite Hfstxn
u.pn EchoOl s0oks MD the "ypIe Of tbrce."
Dus In Your sturendnus aE71y OF nsurca Jon
otc:valcc By shout ~ per cent the Arouu. OF SUI
rendered and lArse.a pofictes- You forget that \
policy docs Lct becuur liability upon the con-
pnAJ Tor ts lull lace saLue uctl il natures b; tne
ueAin Of the Insured, OF Its own Nutiatlou }Qa{
exL!blt cla,ns Sos 3as95 loss 10 po,lcJ holders By
l4pses when, PROBABLY, tae entire ae1ua! loss did
nGi reach 1Se per cent Of thai amount 9; ,6a7
loLa by su1renlet1, While the companies IN this
latla1 case gaye The insured the beurAt OF MI that
either III patt.un policies OF casa values. Tho
truth OF the matter II thta: Your yer5 editorial
against Life lnaniance oonpan1es clearly pruvea
tnar thcy have In eycIJ instance, hppc%fly and
lromrtiy met thelf obligarons when they weFc
due: and they tuIrlJ cannot be blamed for tho
tbt ughflet8nces Of people who After entering Into
. cou,rsc., Wiiulty peg.ect coming up to their
part Of tho agreement
An excellent illustration i!es nea> at hand. A