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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

CentenRry t0nvcnuon OF UhtVersnDsts.
AUBURN, Nov. rs, 1859.
The second day Of the Centenary Convention OF
the Universasts Of the state brought additional
delegations TO the city OF both clergymen and aymen.
the attendance was large tnroughout the day, and
great interest was manifested in the proceedings.
The discussions on Oil the questions brought up
able, and participated In by some OF the most dts
tpquirhed men or the society IN the State. DIR. n.
III Cnapsn, OF New York, delivered an eloquent and
powerful address this evening; after which the Con-
vention adjourned sine DE
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Arrest of COnnterfeters in Concord.
CONCORD Nov. rs, 1869.
Special treasury detectives Salmon Dutton and
Davis Cromley, Of New York, traced on from Baltl-
more to Philadelphia and thence to this city couple
OF fractional currency counterfeiters, and arrested
them on the arrival OF the morning train In this city
to-day They gave their names as Bronson and Tay-
lor Bronson was arrested by officer Dutton without
resistance but Taylor struck officer Crowley and in
return received severe blow over his head, and was
Immediately handcufed. They were taken back on
the afternoon train.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Volunteers for n Red River Expcdition-NIect.
ing OF Parliament.
OTTAWA, Nov. 25, 1869.
The militia department mas received offers from
the commanders OF the volunteer corps at Toronto,
Montreal and elsewhere, to serve in any expedition
organized TO suppress the Red River Insurrection.
IL is believed IN Official circles that the Dominion
Parliament Will meet on the nth Of February.
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DISCHARGE or woaxMsn At TINE cHAslEs1uwN NAVY YARD

BosroN, Nov. 20, 1862
About a hundred and nfty men, comprising ship
carpenters, boilers and calkers nave been dis
charged from the Charicstown Navy Yard during
the present week. The reason for the discharge Ia
an insuniciency OF appropriations for remuners,ng
the men, Only about thousand are now employed
In the yard,
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Annexation the Desire Of the People OF -.
Domingo and Hayti-The Leading Men OF
Both Republics Urge IL.

Domingo and Hayti-The Leading Men OF
Both Republics Urge IL.
HAVANA. Nov. 25, 1859.
letter received here from st. Domingo, dated the
10th, shows that all the Dominican leaders, including
Baez Pimental ana Cabral pledged TO the annex
alton Of the island to the United States.
President Baez il ready TO open negotiations
when assured that the Congress OF the United states
Is ready to make the necessary appropriation 10
meet the requirements OF the occasion.
The people OF St. Domingo are opposed 10 the dis
memDerment OF the republic, and favor the annex
alton OF the country In Its entirety.
The partsans OF Pimental are scattering hand
bills throughout the island iavoring the project OF
annexation.
The only opposition exhibited is that derived from
European sources.
The republic OF Hayti Is following suit AZ regards
annexation, and Salnave and saget are loud IN its
favor.
IL is said the entire island can be purchased by the
United States for $2,000,0o0.
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HAVANA MARkE 7 s.

HAVANA, Nov. rs, 1869.
The market for sugars firm. Heavy contracts
have lately been made, especially TOT moiasses
and sugars, in Matanzas and CardeAas
Exchange on London, 14k io'4 per cent pre-,
MUM; on Paris, per cent premium; on United
states, 90 days sight in gold 81 a. per cent pre-
MUM; In currency. 18h al7b. DER cent discount
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vr6av ana that n was intended TO come to conciu-
Non ~ 70 tue time when, and the manner In which
legal pr0ceedingx whether criminal or civil both,
should oe nsiiuted By the United states District Az
tvrneg against the defaultlng parties, and also 70
submit 70 the lnd ymcnt OF the District Attorney
whether the proofs now available In the sewers
cases Investigated would warrant aud sustain o
prosecution
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European News ~
the Cable up 70 the hour or publication: also Teie-
graphic Dispatches from China. Central and south
America and other points. II also contains the Cur
rent News OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusements:
Facetie; Foreign Intelligence; Artistic, sporting.
Religious and Literary Intelligence; Washington
News; Obituary Notices; EDITORIAL Articles on The
prominent topics OF the day; our Agricultural Bud
get: Reviews of the Cattle. Horse. DRY Goods ana
Boot ana shoe Markets: financial and CONNER
clal Intelligence, and accounts OF AL the importans
and interesting events Of the WEEK
TERMS Single subscription g.; Three copies sss
Five copies. IS; Ten copies, SIS; single copies. i've
cents each. A limited number Of Advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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ROME.

Preliminary Exercises for the Council.
LONDON, Nov. 25, 1869.
Dispatches from Rome announce That religious
exercises preliminary to the opening OF the Ecumen-
cal Council have been ordered.
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SPAIN.

The Republican Legislative Manifesto-Accu-
satiOn Against the GOvernmcnt-Thc ssRights
of the People''-lberian Union.
MADRID, Nov. rs, 1862 !
BY French Atlantic Cable.
The political manifesto OF the republican seces-
sionist members OF the Cortes, adopted and issued
after the late meeting OF the representatives OF that
party-to which meeting reference has been already
made by cable telegrams-accuses the government
Of having provoked the revolutionary movement for
objects Of its own imagining. but at the same
time announces that the republican deputies will
their seats in the legislative body TO be
enabled ITO defend the rights Of the people and
establish . federal republic"
The manifesto goes on to declare that this last
named system OF rule presents the sole means now
OF erecting union between Spain and Portugal and
at the same moment preserving her colonies to
Spain.
The Porto Rico Observation-Disclosures
Reunion.
MADRID Nov. rs, 1859.
The proposed new constitution for Porto Rico, o
synopsis OF which has already been made public,
was read in the Cortes yesterday.
All the republican deputies. who recently left
their seats IN the Cortes. will return this week.
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Verdict in the Credit srobilier Case.

HARRISBURG, Nov. Is, 1862
The Jury in the Credit Mobier case came IN at one
O'Clock with q verdict for the Commonwealth OF
$407 4s3 49, The amount claimed by the Common
wealth was s52o546 81. The jury deducted
900 from the nominal value OF their dividends
which was over 50, 100000.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO
AND HAYM.-The special despatch from
Havana which we publish this morn
ing regarding the spread Of the annex
alton fever among the people Of St. Do
mingo and Hayti is important. For some
time past the feeling has been growing in favor
among the Inhabitants of both republics,
though perhaps the most important phase of
the despatch is that the rival leaders in st.
Domingo have united on the question of annex
alton. In Hayti the case is somewhat similar.
1t is said President Baez is ready to open the
negotiations on the part Of ST. Domingo,
which it is quite probable will be inaugurated
at an early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

Abr. Gournud,- Oriental Cream, or
Magical Beauher-This preparation has acquired reputa
which makes sought after BY ladies' coming from
going the mos, distant countries for has eaus
rival In identifying qualities Like all other % DR. OOU
RAUn'S this has extended s sale until
become specially By It's ant 10 not the crsatars
OF advertising notorety II recommended from
another actual Enowedge OF its value ana
utility. Prepared ~ Dr fELiA 0oukAuD, ~ bond strers
ass broadway New yos, aud 70 be had OF I'll
druggists.
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FRANCE.

The Empress Expected.
PARIS, Nov. 26, 1889.
The Empress is expected to arrive in France on
the I'd of December.
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NEW YORK.

The Canals TO be Closed ON tho 10Th Of
December.
ALBANY, Nov. rs, 1900.
The Canal Commissioners to-day decided TO close
the canals on the 10th of December unless tnsy shall
be sooner closed by ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

ssAmaxemenf ON My Mother Sits,. says
Hamlet and many mother as much amazed a. Hamlst's
she the rcaks o. ay IN her fading hair netting
brown thai beauinsd her rnglels when gid
the revtvng influence Of PHALoS's yirALIA. Oh
SALVATION FOX THE HAIR. crystal liquid, a. far
perior 10 tho turbd, ismelng sticky hair eoIors In
the bright sun 10 10 rushight In dirty iAnisrn.
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IRELAND.

A Political Convict for Parliament.
DUBLIN, Nov. IS, 1859.
Mr. O'Donovan Rosa has been elected to Parlia-
ment from Tipperary.
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The Suez Canal Depreciating
English Freights by the Cape.
British Opinion Of 'Upstart Dynasties' and
Advice to the Spaniards.
The Current of Specie and
Heavy Flow to Paris.
SPANISH REPUBLICANISM AND IBERIAN UNION.
ENGLAND.

Tho Suez CanaI-Depreciatfo in Freishfs.
LONDON, Nov. 25 1869.
The completion OF the Suez Canal is already hav-
ing the effect OF seriously depleciating freghts to
and from India and China around the Cape OF Good
Hope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

Advice Grntis.-OHice DIR. Filters Rheu9a-
TIC REMEDY, 70i Broadway.-Legsl soniract
money refunded, less 10 per cent
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Attention il Cal. ed 10 the Pcrempfory sale
OF Horses Carriages wagons Harness. se 70 be sold shs
day at auction, BY r. u. LUDLOW a Co, Al ~ O'Clock
A. NJ the private stable ls7 West Thirsyeshh street.
Broadway.
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rRoTTlsG an THE UNION COURSE.

There were two trots AZ the Union Course yester-
day and notwithstanding the ateness OF the season.
he4st track aud the many outside attractions inci
dent 20 ths dag there 80 persons present. Tho
nfss vas sWeepstakesof $3.50 between Ralph 0sle's
Bag Felling Red Rover John Murphy's bay gelding
sossr and Mr.. RodeE's bar mare Kate MCGOWAN.
nils heats best three in ave. In harness. IL WAS
capital confess n point Of hard and doubtful fight
ing taxing i've heals 70 decide 1t. Kate
Was the hyortte IN the pools before
the start OF two TO one. bur after thu
nrst beat Red Rover took tnAt position among the
bstters ADD maintained u 10 the close. Rover won
The first heat by Two lengths tAe laird by length
ana tne nfth Dy hall length. Soger she second
heal ~ ieagth ana the fourth ~ neck only. Tas
following ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

A.-"Women,v All Of You, Who Want TO he
cured OF bad cold cough throat CHERRY
PICTORIAL TkoChE5 RUShToSs, 10 Asior HOUSE
No more Of those horrible tasted 'cabeb things-"
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A.-Specialty. --Cier9ymen,s Cionks, 093.
Height and breast required.
CLARKE, lis William street, New YORK
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COMPANY u, Captain Cox, Thirty-seveusn
regiment g. g NJ r. hsve kindly yolunseered give
Exhbtion Drill aid Of the Ladies fAir being held
the armory their regiment Friday svenns, November
Is, al O'Clock. Admission Csc.
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Bank of England Statement.

Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, Nov. rs, 1862
The weekly statement Of the condition OF the
Bank Of England shows that the amount Of bullion
In vault has decreased f1sl,ooo since the last
report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world The perfect dve harmless, reliable, nsznta
naous. FACTORY ~ BOND street
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A.-I.adies', Misses, Cent? and Boys' Besss
and Shoes ali styles and prices At MILLER COS, Ne
Inf0n suu
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat 10 GO
EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, No. lis Nassau street
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PARIS, Nov. 25, 1859.
There has been an unusually heavy dow OF specie to
the Bank OF France this week. the amount on hand
has increased H. 900 francs since last Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

ROYAL Havana Lottrry.-Prizes Paid In tc&a-
Information furnished The highest paid Tor p0dhoens
and al kinds OF Gold and 81 yer.
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American Finance and Specie Payments.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1859.
The London Shtppfn0 Gazette has an editorial on
American finances 1t thinks return to specie
payments could "soon be effected in the United
States and no debtor class would suffer by 1t. The
South Is generally well supplied with cash South
buyers the mainstay OF the Northern market.
They usually purchase gold and have their crops
behind them. The South now raises grain for her
own requirements. She is in position 70 resume
specie payments when less favored sections Of the
country can cooperate. Gold prices for cotton Will
tend to this endu
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That of Judge Bedford, in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions, sending up to the State Prison
for nine years and six months the rufian Ham
ilton for his outrageous attempt to take the
Life of peaceable citizen. This was o case call
ing for a heavy penalty, and it has been properly
administered. Onthe 18th of September last, as
William Madden was walking quietly up Broad
way, and when near Tiffany's store, he was
suddenly fred at twice with pistol by Ham
ilton and severely wounded under the shoulder,
the would-be assassin exclaiming in the act
Of firing, "Take that, you son OF q -"
Hamilton, when called to answer Git was about
eight o'clock in the evening when the crime
was committed), said that he supposed the man
shot at was certain '.Mort Allen" who had
taken his woman away and made panel thief
of her, and that he Hsmilton) was deter
mined to be even with him. The culprit, how
ever, was sorry that he had made mistake in
his man, and this was his defence.
Judge Bedford, after reciting these facts
and the cowardly fight of the culprit said
that the case was of a startling character, and
that for the future protection Of the law
abiding and peaceable citizen he deemed it his
duty to mete out severe punishment, which
was accordingly pronounced. This is the
proper ground for the administration of the
criminal law-the protection of peaceable and
law-abiding citizens; and it j. due to this
young Judge to say that in following out this
rule bis course has been such as to commend
his sentences of hardened villains to every
fair-minded lover of law and order. Let Judge
Bedford, on the rule laid down, pursue the
even tenor Of his way, regardless Of the malice
of shysters and their abettors, and he will
surely be sustained by all honest men.
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The Spanish Throne DifHculty-An ssUpstart''
Dynasty.

DyuuSIy.
LONDON, Nov. rs, 1862
The London Times, In an article on the Spanish
throne, asks why Spain should not have an cup
start' dynasty as well as France aud Swedens Why
the son Of the Duke de 10 Tore or of the Count de
Reus cannot answer for king as well as any scion
Of IN old kingly racer II q royal prince
Is needed why should Spain seek further
than the children Of her own Bourbons'
Why not recall the Prince OF Asturias,
rescue him from his mothers influence and qualify
him for the station, the right to which he has not
forfeited by any fault or crime OF his ownf
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Russian vapor Baths Are the Known Kess-
cdy FOR Colds kheumatisn CAixrrh, &c y h1a f""rb
street, Broadway.
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Those Suffering from Di-ense OF An, Mad
vou serve their interests enclosing ten cents 70 ~ hont
sreet M, Mrs. NJ ~ BROWNS Metaphysical iAmphlet ~
81 pmes DO think ihAl the WORT netsphys'c means
III, SCALED splrtuaiism' % The day. rsneAu @poop
site Metaphyecs IL The science Of cause and eject
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A superb Telegram Cartoon.
TuIs DAY fRlDAY. NOVEMBER =.
GRAPHIC PICTURE.
LOCAL POLITICS ILLUSTRATED.
rHE PARADISE or NEW YORK.
ype CENTRAL PARK-wAsHISGrON hEf0Hr.
CAPTAIN BILL WILEY, WITH THE FLANIsa
SWORD or JUSTICE DRIVING SALErAcroRs
our or THE MANHATTAN PARADISE
RACy Local SKETCH,
BEHIND THE COUNTER
A GLANCE AT THE CLERKS or NEW TORE
WHO THEY ARE AND WHERE THEY COME
FROM.
HOURS OF LABOR AND AMOUNT on wAGEs.
THE IMPERIAL WORLD OF FASHION
ORIGINAL STORIES, SKETCHES, cHIr CHAT, ALI.
rue NEWS OF THE DAY
Advertisers, Newsdealers and Nswsboys take nosics.
SIX dollars rear. Two single cops Sent IA snw
part Of the world. once " Nassau street.
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Iron Crossings for French

DIR. Fitler,s RheumntIc Remedy.-n You
druggist up the times send TO oce IA Broad-s-
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This was q match tor 900 between Hiram Howo'a
bag gelding ana l. sAmns' bay aeiding Billy, mile
heat& best tnree "a ave, 10 wagons. howes morse
was the fayorte ~ 100 10 %. lie won the race N
three straixlt heats. Tue following Ba
Summary.
sAak DAY.-Match 500, mile heats, best three In
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Cristadoro,s UnrivaIled Hair Dyc.-sold
and applied al his wiz and scalp factory No 6Asor HSass
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UNION tOrhsk = !. NOV. lS.--SHeepstakes. SI5o.
mile ae&ts best three an I've, IA harness.
ralph Ogie entered b. x Red Royer.... 2 Al
J0hn Mnrphy entered n Z. Soger .....
a. kU4an eutersd D. N. Kate MCGOWAN
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Iron Crossings for French
Mansard Roofs, Of
TWENTY-FIVE different patterns,
nneauRilei IN beauty 81 design.
Illustrated sheets application
Iron Fronts aud every description OF Iron Work
u l. JACKSON BRO.
Iron Works Ia Twentyerhih street Second ana
twenty ninth street. New York.
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Hiram Howe entered b. q. --..............
l. Samnais entered b. K biilY................ z
, 1869-08-07

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49, ~" ~ ,,,.r w., ~. w., MI I, NJ IA.
e"isa ~ s"'e" -" I'M - n'' a't' ~ ''' ~ ,,,
t'S."' w.. a11. a.' ~ ~, ~ n'., In N. Y
"a. 'a,,i ~ @t""s =, .. It,..ct,, w.
t. sMe' w. III, ~ ~" 1,s ~ ~ ~. H., Al In. and
I.", aaa ~" ~ .''' '...s on.,., AMI ,,e
'u '',u, ~ - 49, ',a'.s .o :, =. ~ Trscp
n.sa -. .,.., ~, I'm a, former
r,.n.s r.. ,',,a '.,.'- ~ ttoo,h. ~ e..s3aalx,
~ ,aa..sa, ~ -. rs,ts,,a.
=. ,o1,na,r- t.1st,rsn,. v.,e -ece,ye1 On
cnss ~ 49,.
e04Ans0 *'A'' r,v<oux Arouzts
F,orr .oaet,ye and tar,n nj ID dsNatba Wheat
dull nj *l,fSa1,fS: most No. soft Eosn uelu
, 1869-08-07

FnDAf EyESIxo. Aus,st T.
The following talle tlors tho reteipt4 and ehlp.
ncn.s of Iu4nter. 1t1s1cs aud lssh during the pAst
herY
, 1869-08-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FIsoAT EELSISn0. HI Atsh1s9 tshl,59 A.
6aN q Galr EnHr aod tt9t4ions IT, oe fn n Il,
sod tab,e @ tbo usA ehassa Ct fsos1se eo'ea'
BUTTER Attlysd 20 n. .ayrSd fes;nIrs le,s9 = :.
Ihe atass ~ rEs.s1;sd IT, r s3e y -: Weei p..t
Tue otMand 1oF koo1 70 enoset kAo!e ND
particularly n.kent u fully equal 70 fas nfe nna
.lc plent5 md ea.5 make eh.ass y our Tasti
I'd srsaa. So =; s3.a,on eFalea lsT:le s.1es r.,
uae p; T. = .as' saa u r LII I'D Ill Il
.4c . frktl4. Il tubs s.IG 5lea nj &C; Lao IL hao
ke,o 1t :Se ,, ~,
hAGGHG-Ihe 1cereattES dtu11a LOT fia1ia fia. oe -.
intA!e sets hf:a taEf - na1 nr3 trr1apr
aIeo nicruns with rather better ~
eLk LIT! "itI sa.''I E,srk H. Auburn.
AN: L'Wt1t3n ~ +1ht: Lialn3W = - =, : -.
PHI. fshr 0ntAHn, t1Tr4t aus~ .sn;t y
A, 4te; Apdgecsstn, 4lcs EElon a. TX. S.i411e1. =
(1..e; bur Lar {. Hkanic; wool aAEkA4 E3c 80,
, 1869-08-07

MONETARY.

Fr1rA1 EvEF1xo, August f.
The toca 1nuneJ market continues well anpt'lIftl
With funt., nnd the i'afiks do not fnh usr fhr all
ittelr uluurJ. This ce1nliitJn vi things however,
IL not likely 10 canfuuf long. 1Aes JtAf M ehfhpt
ending Of the pietlnra nf money ~aseSpet'Fnrt"t
Afs,ut the 1bth tt August, md mn Active ronhtf!
demand fer currency trrnrg Hr In few hts iflAt
IrI nut tcRt uHlL1 tt1e tnr}'1'e Of tFtotNf. lh1a
,ear ttr rinnge IA 1Ik.ly In takr rare hs later
,,ntc linn last, because The Heason altogether u
lrttf. ... >.
11efr II int l4plh nnsEfnrnt NJ currency III
mir ,llrtt nn tuw. ihouHti 1hc tendency u 10 40
iHIunA!n hrtp.
IL, VA. veaArt ta1at. anh sell At par
tttwrtn tarts, thsnty' s'r hR'Ea nrfr aa'' f''a|a
al tt.,,sr II tsE trsnut. tnf Gstrs Al lhe r''Hst'
tst AIui tr tr,nita..s tnf ts,uhl1y hahAa 4hnf"
II n,slr1ablr ,t,srfu,'art IN tRtsa NJ the hl!a1'
rHl aaIItA III Tho slf. hhsae t"tt''hau th te1l !"
rtI.,lrfa nl tho raininFt nj FAr. n'tl IL t*sa NJ
,.!u ,lI...n. whe tho tnaluIi!s IitAFf" l''o ests'
Nlula. TIN rrntra hn}inx FA'o i III" "''"ah''
tiuIEh n4lf!ls Rrp tak!HE at Fhf. .,.
No ha,p Ft4rlfrt1 \ rIt.'Hbar truf1 th6 loaf'A
Marine kut TIrr !nturn1sea Company, KHlh9 IN
r1rtAnal!uu Of thels laHre which srtA e"sl" t'a'
l!,r utt,e ke},lrr1 have last homrttn2 0fGr han'
dtrI thousand ,1uIlals tIftDx ihu last l94f JcalA
n1d .Lal tho company ha LATELY been fa11h2 10
t.f cent fof Eahcy 10 casTJ Un III 3'11AeaA, All
hhl paIt IT timrs, II high Al Two PCT eeh' Fe1
lnOtllh for money ~ pay 'o4ee4 @at eA!INs~@
While II u evident thai company shat hki
hundred thousand dollars 70 lose. trd could bos'
row moEer ut Ill, even 1t TWO per cent per month.
Wa upt entirely sw!ndlc, II y also PLAIN tnat
borrowing money 10 do INSURANCE bua.ncas on -
| Ike hanang without money. Inc ieRlua2.e
| roattion u Insut1nce companies "a ttA o. fe"o3
money cap,alst4, who have money 10 lend H.
s,cad Of beng borrowers: who have fesly cash 70
ray losseH, without having to borrow 1t on laaaa
Or o,hct unavailable property ai two per eens per
mouth, CT cvcn 10 pef cent per anuun. insurance
| coupat.e1 Everywhere announce through tncii
agents md by their c&ril and advertisements tnh1
they have 50 MUCH capita, paid up IN euh' Ine
un,nttln.ed rG,,,lc generally understand " 8aese
| announcements TINT Leash" mcanS money, Aao
lin, tho companies mean iaat they have tas
money, or It's equivalent IN government OF ssa''
tonH, or In kecurct. loans or IN sonic oIhcs psoF
e,t4 that can be ta.hed within sixt5 days ot hoou
\ It's alleged value. Dui In la1Go ptofosuou
Instances Whetc there Is no regularly organizes
| Insurance Department IL tho Statc, hnu no Con'
missioner Of Insurance who has power 10 ea!l o'
The coun.n!cs nj any and Ill times to make
con1pic,c showing .. their assets, II u found ~he
| TIC COMPANIES fall, that thcI claim 10 lA9E
nmornts Of cash capital Was humoug. the
| mar naye taI 1t Qrce, and lost Il, as the Teof!