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The New York herald., 1870-05-01
LONG ISLAND NEWS.

On Friday afternoon sad accident occurred at
Port Washington, which resulted In the instant
death Of one man and the ultimate death Of another
Three b0atmen were engaged in l0a ling boat with
masOns' sand, when the bank suddenly FELL cover.
ing two OF them entirely and partially covering the
third one. The latter managed TO free himself aud
summ0ning assistance dug out his c0-labOrers, one
OF whom was found 10 be dead and the Otner so far
gone That he died III lew minutes alter Uelng re-.
leased.
Yesterday afternoon two three-card monte men
visited hunters Point, where tney fell in with some
unsuspec Ing c0untrymen and succeeded In victim
izing them to the extent Of ity dollars. They then
lett t0r the Fashion Race Course.
in the Suffolk County Court OF Oyer and Termt-
ner yesterday, Judge Gilbert pres ding, the following
criminals were convicted aDd sentenced:-MalIaew
Clark, convicted or embezzlenenl, sentenced
to the State Prison for one year; VIo-
ietta Walker convicted Of petty larceny sentenced
to the county jail four months; Mchael Isaacs and
Isaac COldsein, convicted Of rape, Sentenced to Lhe
State Prison lOr ten years; Pnlip klapper con-
victed OF larceny, sentenced 10 the state Prison for
one year.
Recently house on Jamaica Plains was robbed OF
about $500 worth oil goods. Some few days since q
letter was received signed "GeOge p SanOrdn
promising to return the goods on receipt oi $lO0.
His letter led TO his arrest and he Was held to
swer IN the sum OF $5, QUO bali.
Two Of the parties engaged In the fatal stOning
affair at Middle Village nave been ar IesLed aud are
now confined IN the Newt0wn jail.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
OLD WORtDiTEMS.

The Scbleswig. Holsten question and the treaty OF
Prague are revived. "Monsieur TOnson come
againr
The Porte will not allow the International courts
of T. ypt TO be composed OF a majority OF European
judges, as tne Egyptian inquest OF october, 1859,
proposed to have them.
Further experiments are to be made in Bengal
with the Carolina rice seed. The Justices OF CAL
cuta have been asked to try the experiment OF rr-
eating with liquid sewerage.
The grand spring reviews OF the armies OF Prus-
sia and the North German Confederation are now
going on, and the troops 1t Is said, presented
SO fine an appearance before
The Potock Cabinet OF Austria IL bitterly satlrized
by portion OF the liberal press, who declare that 1t
IS ministry Of mere place holders and that the en-
pire now drifts about without sail or rudder.
The Dutch Surinam colony is about to incorporate
''The New York and Surinam Company" an organl-
zaton that has obtained grant Of 5000 acres OF
co onia land and possesses $600,0 600 capital
The employment Of females in the Russian tele.
graph 0fficeS has turned out SO well tat the nun
Der OF female hands has been largely augmented,
and the business is to be left open 10 women hess-
AFTER
vinegar fair Is to be he'd at Narbonne in
France, on the 2eth OF May. at which AL the best
vinegar, brandy and wine producing reIions OF the
southern departments Will be represented by their
products
The verdict at Tours was rendered by q votes to 0,
and among these last was one bank paper. As
the courts OF law in France alwaj reckon such bull
letns in favor Of the accused the real NUMBERS
% to s.
Count Bismarck Is recovering and has got over his
vi yWo years dSO reiercnce 10 tne
absorption Of Southern Germany. The recent speech
Of the Grand Duke of Baden was the signal VI his
cOnvalescence.
Lille in France now possesses one OF the finest
establishments Tor working up ju or East Ind an
hemp infO coarse tissues IN tie word. 1t was
started only IN 1854, and now employs $500 hands
who are constantly busy.
Dumollard's bury Ing pround-that Is to say. the
spot where the murde ef OF servant girls Inferred
the bodies Of bis victims-has been discovered at
Neyron, near toL,0n Ia France. II was be strewn
with human bones found just beneath the soil.
In 1868 there were saug ghtered 2421 horses, wit
few mules aud asses, at Pars Yielding 4s4 200 10.
grammes OF meat. In 1869 the number was 3,76e
horses, Yield ng 6c1 500 kogrammes-an increase OF
l 337 horses and 400 kil0 grammea In one year.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
the GERMAN HOSPITAL AND OspensAaY.

The annual report OF the Board Of Directors OF the
German Hospital and Dispensary OF the city OF New
York states that the treasurers receps were. from
1861, in subscriptions collections, &C., $27444l So.
and that the expense account is $3o,547 SO. The
number of patients admitted during the year to tho
hospital was ls9, 40 Of OF wnom were females. The
patients discharged were 12S, 3s Of whom were
females. on the 3Ist December 1869, there were
Al patients remaining IN tile hospital. The numbar
OF latients treated N the speusary duri Y 1859
was a. 657 against a. 407 IN the year 1863 increase
during the year OF $50. There were treateJ during
the same period 7473 males and T. is4 iemaias Ok
wnom were from Great Britain and Ireland SAL
from Russia 243 from Austria, l26 from Switzerland,
II from France, 23 from sweden and Norway, Is
from British North Am rlca, 20 from ltaly and ls
fi0m HO land. The number OF patients treated az
che hospital, corner OF Fourth avenus anu Seven "
seventh street was 1S9. This Institution is now out
Of deLt.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

thes, who are 81 low that they are over
io.kd by al o,her chiIi.is. 1t nnds
have gone astmy, and il seeks 70 bring them back 70
tlr iod IL compl tely rem We fr m eva 4 n enses
tno WHO aie most ex nosed, ami she tcrs and fo,-
good are implanted ana ge min ite. II gives 10 all
toM ana olothing II ms ru,is all in the rudiments
ol knowel5e. IL gives the girls such Industrial IN
empioyments which society offers to their SUCH
nome school the association plants Ia he midst OF
tnese utterly necesstous childr;n. Ther, should be
the city; ana n he Christian hheraity OF Catho ics
De not found wanting. such result will be accom-
pl she'd At present the association must be sns-
ta ned 10 IN imme late attempt which has been
made. Responsibilities nave been assum which
must be met by generous d0nat 0ns Srely the
ladies who are willing to give their bes energies to
this oifOus work, rs well o. their portion Of the
money needed, will not appeal to the public Ia vain.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services TO.Dav.

Services To-day.
Rev. II. D. Ganse breaches at Association Hall
morning ana evening.
Rev. Charles b. Smyth breaches at the Eleventh
street United Presbyterian church this forenoon.
Rev. r. N. Bellows breaches at Brevoort Hall at
both services.
Rev. Bearly Belts also at the Church Of the Holy
Light
DIR. Belding, OF Troy, breaches at the Church Of
Christ this evening.
Rev. DIR. Cheever breaches at the Church Of the
Pur'tans this morning on 1.-THE Power Of Con-
science Towards God.
Rev. Abbott Browne dscourses at the Church OF
the Refo rmatiou.
Rev. DR.. Rogers at the Canal street Presbyterian
church.
Rev. DR.. verren will answer objections against
Christianity at the French Church du So. Esprit.
'God, mans best ally" is the title OF Rev. G. +.
Lees sermon this forenoon at Oriental Hall.
Rev. w. Rodman, pastor and superintendent Of
the Home Tor Incurables will preach at the church
OF the Holy Saviour this evening.
DR.. Brownson lectures ON the "Reatons OF Reli-
gion and Politics." this evening" before st. Paups
Institute.
Rev. G. II. Hepworth breaches on "The Right Way
to Look at Lle," this morning, at the Church Of the
Messiah.
Rev. r. M. Stratton speaks this evening on sour
First Mother" at tho Lexington avenue NJ Z.
church.
Rev. G. s. HAMMER breaches at 81. Luke's NJ. e.
church.
The Prophet Snow will describe the battle between
Christ and an Christ at the University.
Rev. DR.. Wa hburn addresses the young men at
Association Hail.
Rev. G. Giles will take "The Measure of MANI at
the New Jerusalem church
The tw NY sixth anniversary OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Missionary Society for Seamcn
VIII be held this evening at st. Ann's Brooklyn
Heights.
Rev. Dr. Koven breaches this even at Trinity
chapel.
Rev. j. M. Pullman viii hold ''The Open Doorn
forth 1T the Church OF Our Saviour.
Rev. DR.. Vinion breaches at Bishop walnwrights
Memorial church this evening.
Rev. J. Riley breaches at the Thirty fourth street
Reformed church to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
BILLS SIGNED BY TIE GOVERNOR.
The following bills were approved by Governor
Hoffman on Friday. ana are now on hle In the oice
OF the Secretary OF Stale:-

The following bills were approved by Governor
Hoffman Friday, ana are now on hle IN the olnce
OF the Secretary OF Staie:-
Armory at Oswego.
Road ulSl rlcL at Palatln0.
Overs lers OF Higlways
Roads, Bridges, &C., at Isip.
Briie at Edtlyvle.
Releasing lands James O'Nei
Receiver Il IaXcs at Nor lisa lila.
Rel aslng the esta Of II nry A. Bennett
Reia my to Coan.y Cou IS
Pubic CeMetel y AT IA empstead.
Saratoga Horse Breeding Association-to Increase
capital
brooklyn Courts.
BrooAiyn Masonic Hall Association.
Solely ior Friendess Women-in 'orporating.
lffaio German Church--to incorporate.
HOmGI atllc Insane Asy UNI al Md ,Iiet0wn
FIRST Presbyterian Churcn, Middletown-to sell
lands.
Insurance companies--to increase capital stock.
Authorizing sale and purchase OF land ut Sing Sing.
To- stte omins fBsneyolent Association.
Appropriation for road in Indian Reservation.
For relief oil Z. y. Books and w. S. Fullerton
In relation to SeaIneas Swings Bank.
In relation 10 ST. Pdul's church, Oxford.
Appropriation Tor canal debt.
FO' relief OF Nina Murphy.
incorporating Associated Hotel Company.
Taxes in Hamilton Warren ana Essex counties.
WaldOwenock Fire HOOK and Ladder Company.
Roads IN Flushing.
incorporating East River Market Association.
In relation TO telegraph companies.
making appropriations for the expenses Of govern
For reel OF John +. Hosch.
For relief OF George w. Phelps
Town Ol Pelham-tO accept roads.
Police Of West Troy
Police force OF The county Of Richmond.
Prospect Park. Brooklyn-amen.iinSa act.
KIDgsbridge road, Y0nkeTs.
Exten nding the Jurisdiction OF the Board Of Public
Instruction Oi Albany.
Ia, OrpOra ing Batn Dock Company.
Amending act o. Glove Brancn Railroad.
Respecting elections other than for militia and
town officers.
Construction One Hundred and Twenty-ffh h Street
Railroad, New York.
Authorizing KlrKland, Wes.moreland and Rome
to iSS e bOnuS
Facilitating the payment Of taxes by railroad com.
panies
Rlllroad commissioners.
Utica, ChenangO and Susquehanna RailrOad-ex.
tending time tor com pleton.
Supervisors OF Oneida c0unty--to raise money.
Rondvut and Oswego Rair0ld--t0 increase fare.
Railroad from Syracuse to Onondaga Hill.
R0ndOut and Port Jervis RallrOad COmp8Axs
For relief VI Samuel T.. Hart aud Others
Waiiao0ut improvement, Brooklyn.
Monroe and HaverstraW Road Company.
Mount Pleasant Cemetery Association.
Lordville and EqunanK Bridge Company.
Dryden aud Caroline school district.
Charter Of BilalO.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

are kreeling az confess onals and listening to Mise
reres,, psalms ana 'Stapat Ma crs." When Eas OF
has once awne ihls long peni p abstinence RON
worldly thou nts = sire to gplode and we may
i00A fOtw4ru TO startifag reveauonss
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
THE FASHIONS.

Paris styles-Topios for Talk-straw Hats and .
Book About Love The Prince Imperial in an
Imperial Rat it-sporting Costume Of His
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Lunacy-Ths
Demi-Monde in Royal Resolve
Dress Materials, Colors and
Make-Up-' Turning Out for
the Road''-The Minister
Of Fine Arts Married.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

A shoddy young lady sur prlsed her mother on re-
turning from dan Q oy saying tnat she enjoyed tho
'h gg ug set to mus C most buiiyly' she had ref
eren 9 to wuitztng, and way isn't that aooa
Tor tC.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
THE WOMAN QUESTION.

Most Ancient Instances Of Growing Hens Con-
ventions-The Female Council Summoned by
Heliogabalus xother-The senatulus Of
Erasmus-what Cornelia. Margaretta,
Psrotta, Julia and Catherine Said
About Women's Rights Nearly
Four Hundred Years Ago.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
Union Among the Presbyterian Churches of
Ireland.

On the 18th Of April special meeting Of the Bel
fast Presbytery was held In the schoolro0m OF the
Mary street church in that town, the Rev. Dr. Given
the moderator. In the char. On the motion of the
Rev. Robert Knox, D. d. iBefast, the following over
ture was unanimously adoptel by the reverend court
for transmission to the General Assembly of The
Church at its annual NEE ing In Belfast in June
DexI:-"Uverture from he Presbytery OF Belfast
anent Union among the several Presbyterian Chur hes
IN Ireland" whereas, here are at present several
Presby erIan Churches in Ireland having the same
rule OF faiIh-namely the W0r OF God wi the sib.
ordinate standards OF he Westmins er Confession
an the Ca echisms; and whereas, It is excee fnyiy
desirable, on many grounds hat all the Pres1yte-
rians In Ireland PROCESSING he same fai h, govern
ment, discipline and worship be embraced In one
church; and whereas, the present sta OF things
this countrf spe iay Justify and demand an effort 10
hea the breaches OF Zion, Is overured 10 the Gene
raj Assembly iavora,lv 10 con.lier he Sub ect Of
union among all se t0ns OF the Presbyterian Chur
In Ireland, and with the view OF advancing this OBJ
ject to appoint committee with power to confer with
any commit ee that may be appointed on the same
8 ~ ect by any or all OF the other churches. The
Presbj terry SHORTY afterwards adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. Newman ON the Catholic Church.
The She Held tEngand) Daily Tetegra1h publishes
letter from Dr. Newman to friend In re erence to the
7elegrdphs asserting that DR.. Newman's first letter
showed that he hal not found IN Rome the rest and
security Tor which his soul lOnged. DR.. Newman
says that though he disapproves OF the actions Of
certain Catholics his iaitn is firm and ever sha re-
main. AS regards the Catholic Ch irch ne hnds
supreme sat sfactOn in her worship, dis tpline and
teaching, and regards her Sovereign Pontitf as the
centre OF unity and the viceroy OF Christ.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18
The InfirmitieS of Age.

Decrspitude is the natural accompaniment of
old age, but it may be aneliorated and the period
of entire helplessness long postponed by tie ju-
dicious use of healthful stimulant. Physicians,
fully aware of this fact, usually recommend mod
crate stimulation when the strength and vigor of
ma tuflty have been suspended by the feeblcness
and prostration which are the inevitable results
of declining years. Port wine, gin, brandy, and
other liquors are often prescribed by medical men
for aged persons, but the impulse which ferment-
ed and distilled liquors give to the circulation, and
the energy they seem to impart, is transtory, I'M
less the alcoholic principle is modified and quail
fed by the presence of medicinal tonics and in
MIGRANTS: Of all the combinations of diffusive
stimuli with the juices of herbs, roots and barks
that have ever been administered to the aged and
infrn, with the view of sustaining their waning
strength, cheering their dropping spirits and re-
Heving the aches and pains to which they are
subjected, none has been found so efficacious, so
agreeable and so permanent in its effects as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The difference between
the effect of the Bitters and that of a mere ex-
citant, however pure, is the same as between the
effect of q sudden and momentary application
of excessive force to a given purpose, and the
result of steady, continuous application of
actly the requisite amount of force to the same
end. The mere spirit of physical energy produced
by dram (and which is always succeeded by cor
depression) never yet benefited any
man or woman suffering from physical decay. A
cordial like Hostetters Bitters, at once soothing
and invigorating, is the remedial agent required.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18
Western Patents.

the following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending February 1st
1870, as reported by Farwell, Ellsworth &
Co., Solicitors and Counselors in Patent
Causes, No. 1862 Lake street, Chicago
Seed Planter-G. W. Brown, Galesburg
Stalk Cutter DEL Lee, Galesburg
Railway Frog-D. G. Pierce, Chicago. Is.
Railway Car Journal-Thomas Sayles Chicago.
Apparatus for Sinking Piles-F. E. Sickless Chi
cago
Wind WheelEE s. Smith, Macomb. ri
Water Wheel-B w. futile, Galena
Subsoil Plow-Wm. Wat kins, Joliet.
Billiard Cushion-John Berlen, Chicago.
Hydrant-T. C. Bride, Quincy.
Sheathing Board-W. e. Hale, Quincy.
Spring Holder--J. A. LIE Forger, Decatur.
Harvester-Low u Adams, Sandwich ~!
Combined Hedge Trimmer-J. G. Sprague Licking
ton
Corn Harvester-J. q. L. Tucker, Ottawa.
Sewing Machine-Wm Black, Hagerstown.
Threshing Machine-A. d r. Staffer, Salt Creek
Brick Machine-Throp & Sehr Harlan
Horse Hay-rake-MOrgan Cline Clayton
Lightning Rod-David Munson, Indianapolis. To
Single Machine-D. Wilkes, Ninevsll.
Water Elevator-W. G. Hamilton, Milton.
s.f -,.-t IOWA. ri. INT rs
Horse Hay-rake, W. 81. Long, Eddyville a
Washing Machine-L. Wharton, Richland.
Harvester Rake-C Buckwalter, Davenport.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

the present incumbents eff they shood re-
name, and possibly SIGH mite be found.
The Chairman doubted whether there
wuz a Kentuckian who he'd so little re-
speck for hisself Eff KentucKian wuz
selected it shood be from the membership
NV the Legislacher. He felt that it was
the dooty Nv some two Nv EN- to sacrifice
themselves on the altar Nv their
State 1t wood be bitter degredashun
for man filled with the memories Nv the
past, to choke down material pride, and take
a sect by a niger, but some one must do
it. He wood seiest that the members pro-
coed with system in this matter. Let us
designate, by ballot, our wishes. Let us
vote for man to fill the place to be made
vacant by G. Davis, and let the member
upon whom this dooty devolves, accept
the sacrifice in the troo Kentucky sperit.
Gentlemen, prepare yoor ballots for sue
cessor to Davis, and get ready to shed a
friendly teer over the fate Nv the man
upon whom the degredashen falls.
This wuz agreed to, each member re-
markin that no matter who wuz chosen,
there wuz no law to compel him to be
electid and set beside niger.
The members each voted the votes
were counted out, and, horror each MEM
Der he'd precisely one cote, and the loosenis
Nv the hand -writin on the tikkits made it
painfully certain that each member he'd
votid for hisself! Ezmy hopes wuz bustid
| coodent help singin out that more self
sacrif1cin body Nv men never saw
Then commenst the most fearful SQUAD
BILE ever witnest. Gentlemen got by the
ears, and pistols wuz drawd but jest ez
they were gettin ready for a sekkond
ballot, a dispatch wuz received from Davis
and McCreery, Stain that while they APP
preshiated the degradashen Nv their sitoo-
ashen, and felt it keenly, nevertheless, ez
Kentucky must be representa- in the
SENT, they rather thought they woodent
resine at all ! Eff they knowd their own
hearts they thought they'd hold ON to
their seets. They might as well be sacri
feed as anybody.
The gentlemen mostly remarked
Oh lp as this epistle wuz read to EN-,
and disperst without the formality Nv an
adjournment.
[ hevn't ez much faith in Dimocrisy ez
yoost to hev | sposed that when that
niger. wuz finally admitted, that evry
Democrat in the SENT wood resine; but
wat do l find? Not one hez done it, and
whole Legislachers Nv Democrats are
willin to take seats beside him
Wat kin we except when men are SO
recreant to their manhoods Is it any
wonder that am tired Nv life? shell go
home to Moo York, towunst.
..s.3 PETROLEUM V. Massey,
(Which wuz 2. NJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

A PALATIAL CHICAGO STORE. - The
ing of the new mammoth dry goods establishment
of Messrs. j V. FARwELL q Co., at Nos LOG. los.
40 and 112 Wabash avenue. Their premises occupy
Washington and Madison streets, and are u feet
front by 164 feet deep their seven floors the upper
of which is almost h1ndTed feet above the street,
running the full depth. No expense has been
spared to make everything attractive as possible
to customers, and they have erected dummy ele-
vator for passenger travel only, which is a vast
immense stories They have besides two steam
elevators for goods. both of which are necessary
for their immense trade.
The sales of this house were last year nearly
$40, 000,000, which figure they expect to exceed
this year. No figures. however, can give any just
idea of the magnitude of their trade, without
visit to the premises themselves. 1t is almost I'M
necessary to mention that this firm has been for
many years past at the head Of the dry goods trade
in that city,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT
Browns Bronchial Troches" are the
most popular article in this country or
Europe for Throat Diseases and Coughs,
and this popularity is based upon real
merit, which cannot be said of many other
preparations in the market which are
really but weak limitations of the genuine
TrOches
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

The original ratiications by Kansas and
Missouri were imperfect, but the Legisla-
lures in both States have since corrected
the errors. There are several States yet
to act on the amendment. including Ne
braska and Texas both of which will
ratify, and it is probable, now that the
amendment has been actually adopted,
that Tennessee will also ratify it. s
The rebellion may now be regarded as
over and the great war finished. The re.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

A DISPATCH in our columns on Thurs
day morning, from Atlanta, Ga, announc-
ed that the Fifteenth Amendment had been
ratified by both branches of the Georgia
Legislature. This completes the ratifica-
ton, and makes the amendment a part of
the Constitution of the United States. .sa'
This amendment has been ratified by the
Legislatures oftwenty eight States, in the
order following w. HyAL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

WE advise all wanting durable sash
fastener, to buy HAMMoND's WINDOW
SASH SPRINGS, made only by W. S. HAM
MoND, Lewisberry, York Co., Penn. ri.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

Purity versus Pofson.-There is ms much
difference between PHALtN's WALK OR SALIVA:
darkners as between the Pool Of Bethesda that an
angel stirred, and fever-breeding mudpond. The
VITALIA is q crystalline fluid, without single i'm
purity or noxious property, and the natursness of
the shades il imDartS n q hair ia
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

THK purest and sweetest CodLver OIL In the world 10
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York. 1t is absolutely pure and soeet. Patients who
have taken 1t prefer 1t to all Others. Physicians
have decided 1t superior to any Of the other oils In
market.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18
THE contents of Epery saturdoy for

THE contents of EUery Saturday for
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" Football at Rugby New Years Eve in Ire
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-18

A MODEL INsTITUTIoN.-The prosper
Gus Merchants Insurance Company, of
Chicago, occupies handsome office in its
own building at the corner of Washing
ton and LaSalle Sts.; its capital and sur
plus, amounting to $850,000, is invested
Company has an established reputation
all over the country