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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-27
Baukrupt Sale.
DISTRICT Court of the United States Eaxteri
District OF Wisconsin,
In the matter Of Nicholas Vsdsr, Bankrupt.
I'm Bank Suptcy

Nh BHhKauptcy.
u virtue OF an order made by the District Cour
~ OF the United States for the Eastern District O.
isconsin on the twelfth day OF February, 1878,
will sell AT Public Auction tine U. Marshals D.:
nee. p y. building Milwaukee, Wis, the follow ing
described PROPERTY. belonging TO the estate of sad
Sadsr. te-icit The east hall OF the south guar
Ter of .scton twenty-one (2l), also the south w-si
quarter OF the south east quarter of twenty
ono (2l) all IN town 81 range 23 excepting acre.
neaf the .. ". corner of sald south west 1uar,sr
south eastquar Ter and covering graves III r-un also
the north west qua ter of the n,rth east quar- ter
section Is town a. range %, Containing in all .5o
acres, more or less, situate, lying and beng ths
county OF Msnitowoc and State o: scnnsiu. a
ma clear from all t1cHnsoances, the 18th da, II
April 1873 at IL o'clock, A NJ, to the hiS CHEST uIGd
Cash.
46-6t CHARLES III. HAMILTON 1ssfor,r
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E. X ER.T.

work Street, ,Manitowoc.W wis. Deal ers
j in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanginss, Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c. re. share of public patronage is soli-
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GGST.fr FEHRS,

w fsrs his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has a fno and well selectcd
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American En glish and Swiss Watches also of old
anS Plated Jevslry. Mt his Brick Store on Sth
trsst, South side door south of Krsner's. Mani
swoc. Sly
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CHARLES SC.aEF'FER,
FRED SEEGER

OFFERS to his many friends and tn e
" public generally, choice selection OF Fresh
Meats, salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef aud Hams
Rhsudsrs, Sausages, Tallow and Lard at the loves
rates Market N Commercial Street ely
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g SarnERSnE

MANUFACTURES and Dealer in
NJ Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc. September 10. 1865
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FRED CIR US.
rNRACTICA

DKACTICAL FURiEK, Keeps con-
Il stantly On hand the largest and best assortment
ofhas and of the Latest styles at the lowest
sibs prices, and always pays the highest value in
4 sash for all kinds offurs 16-T
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ED, MAERKLIM.

druggist and Apothecary- Sth Street
Il opposite the Post Once. Is now fully provide ed
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icnss and offers his services especially to the PHYsI
CLANS of this village and county for the careful and
.sfsnttfs preparation of their prescriptions Is
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-27
FRED. SCMR EDER,

EAT Misunderstanding purchased
INl tho business of VIM Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
ewsst rates share of public patronage solicited.
1917
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~. E. KES.fHT,

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Painter, Qnay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
of this City in the above branches at the most
sonabls rates.
Ma
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III. CO.gKLEY, .g. II.
JOSEPH SY.NES,
CH.aREES HOH.ER,

INEAJER in stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
l. and Copperwars manufacturer. All kinds OF
spairins done. Eighth Street. opposite Tribune Of
A. L
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-27
5o,oao Tickets at $2.oo Each.

HE MANAGEMENT OF TUE GRAND CONCERT
te. leave to announce that unavoidable circum-
ces nave marie IT necessary i,,stl.o~ the .ane
NeN~r. they pleased ts.t ID shcer<s Of
e rnierpri-e has been brlii,aut and ciecIri-d AID
at the saline Is now upon rrni aud -sl.d financial
ais 1t will take place ON
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!

n OF seeing why farmers should pay for their
Piows in Mantowoc than they do In other Cities,
[ have concluded to sell Plows from this
Cash follows:
Lord, 7S inch, with wheel e. coulter ST..
Is Plain, $3.50
7S Steel uldbOard com. sic
Is s. Plain, SIS
No. 2f Iron, 81
Coulter and Wheel, each 81 so
Coulter Points, 60
Plain Points, so
Farmers will do well to call and examine thee
goods before purchasing elsewhere, es bound to
sell them at their value. l9-<etf
z. C. HAssK.
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r.. SCHgLTZ s. co,

M NNNE Nc Z KERN y u ID DEN I.E Ks
vi in Leather, Hides Shoe Fndings Betting of all
sisss e,ustsatly hand at Milwaukee prices Our
Boiling is msfs Of the best tanned Leather. Office
On Sth street. South side, door north Williams
House, Mauitowoc Wis.
asr-Cssh paid for Hides, Skins Tallow and Bark-ss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-27

CH.f x LES HOH'ER.
NJERCHA Mt TAILORING E1sTAB
WI lshn.ent stl street south end Of Bridge
The tailoring departmen is complete, and contains
iarg. assortment OF fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
CHARLES SC.AEEFEES,
ISAsHIONABLE TAILOR, has
moved to Buffalo street, 2 doors of Rand's
Stare. All work warranted well done and to fit.
Manitowoe, Nov. 80, 1877. 1888.
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Tuesday, March 25tll,
( DE y 0F MUSIC, RIlWAUKEE,
cemiuencin: at 10 A. 4.

All Agents are Peremptorily required close their
''s ana Ia send IN their reports the 10Th Iay Of
aarch, 1855 As but few tickets renain un-s;d par.
Is vi hing Tor them will please order INN. .sdate,y.
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DRAWING COMMITTEE,

nd who wifi make it their duty to csretnlly guard
;lr interest OF every tcket-hoider noar ard mr.
james b. kellogg, Esq, of Kellogg X IIarhaway
assurance Agents; IL. ~ Meiisel. ESQ, p:c>id, nt
iiiwausee Musical Socicty; Hon. Muriiz sch,rn er
tF"priefor Hammer and NoiksfreuBd" Matti, "
-.esnan secretar, Milwaukee Board OF Water /, NJ
Nd henecke, Esq, Proprietor Meinecko'. viii, ~
" orks
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The drawing will be conducted on the stage of tb.
Academy OF Music in fnli sf the audience snd
'n'ief personal supervision OF the following well
n wn and disinterestrd gentlemen who have kindly
ell to act as a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
Corruption Charged to Senator Car
pcHGtr.

The people OF Wisconsin may
justly feel PRIDE IN the tact That
no Senator or Member from the
badger State appears to be at all
tainted wlta Credit hobiiler' Ana
We had hoped never to see the name
OF either oil our representatives
linked with any Washington scan
dial; but IN tins we are dlsappoint-
ed. The opposition press seeing Ia
Matt H. Carpenter strong ouI-
Wark OF RepubIcanIsm, have made
= weak attack upon HIM. Ihey CIR
ce!atc ga rumor," said to be current
ut " ashngton, to the effect that,
sat the time when the Senatorial
ELECTION III Washington was trem-
bling IN the balance, and the
"chances seemed to be rather IN IA
"Vor OF General CadwaIladcT e.
wv ashburn, Butlcr7 or some acute
person, went to Oakcs Ames, say
ing; In case General Washbhrn
"is elected to the Senate, You have
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
STOKES

The last we can hear from Stokes
neck, indicates that it will be broken or
the 18th inst. There may lie some qulrk
whereby the Oyer ami lerminer wills de
termir err otherwise. When ID. Webster
or k. Choste or somebody else made the
sage observation, that the only thing
God doesn't know. is the verde. OF a
petit jury" he hadn't heard of New York
judges
The Tribune Of that city, of Monday,
says:
THE bill Of exceptions in the Stokes
case was signed en- saturday, and the APP
peal for a new writ Of error will be made
to day in the Oyer and Terminer II
granted the case then gees at once to the
General Term for reversal or coniirma>
ton of the yirdict
Stokes has sent a request to ferventiy
prayerFnl congregation, that they viii
pray the Lord to have mercy on his soul ;
and that congregn ion fell tot, with a
will. II Stokes d,e-nt iine penitently,
that soul of his viii be pretty apt to be
jimisk, ed Ia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
CREDIT u OBILIER.

Sclruyler Colfax has promised
that when Mr.. Cakes Ames has
concluded his testimony, he (ColtaX)
will produce evidence to prove NM
self innocent Of the charges OF cor
ruption made against him, and sss-
tanned by such strong circumstan-
cial evidence. The Vice President
saws he can and Will submit evil
dencc that the 81 200 deposited by
him on the 22d, was not the pro
cecds Of check Ames claims to
have given him on the goth. And
further, that he will show whence
came all the money received 10y HIM
during two or three years. II he
does this, he will be fully acquitted
and must be declared guiltless by
the country. That he was brlbed
with the insignificant sam Of twelve
hundred dollars, no train OF circum-
stantial evidence can make US be-
lievc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

'R0UNp LoosE, AGAIN, AS UsUAL.--Cut
n snakes head of, and its tail viii keep
weighing for Il long time Woodruff Il
Ciaiin, he vampire she George Francis
Trains ,-who up-kick more scandal and
are more ubiquitous than the devil, aud
a. deyilish as ubiquitous, are again ont
Of jaii and into print, porter saucier than
ever They make faces Mt their prosecu
tors, defy the L ; Count, mix the
Beecher-T ilton-Bowcn muddo more /;
promises in their next Issue to publish IL
clear statement from Mr. Titons own
pen, and hope to relieve him Of that
"thunderbot within his breast Veto
ria and Tennie have chosen y rosy war
path and Victoria and Tennic are on
it. We wouldn't trust EN- out OF sight
no more than we would the average con,
gressman. We do not commend Wood
hui N Clafin's Ueekley as Sunday
school organ Their writings are tic TO
be classed with those of Paul de Kock,
and Paul de Rocks disciples are their fit
companions iho twain are under heavy
bonds for their appearance at court !;
and everything in the name OF virtue
may well rejoice when they are under
ground Henry Ward Becchcr should
be d ia led to fling the first stone ct EN-
Er
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
Disirir. Court of tho United
Sti,ses Cor the Western Esis-
trict Of Wisconsin,.
I'm the matter OF I'd w. Zones. Ckas.
ID Zones, u. VI. Piat. Re- y. Web.
or. .3as 4. owen and Je.i-
rey Giiiire'h, EankrurIs.
En BANKRUPTCY.

A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
hy said Court against The estate of David W.
Jones, ct al, of Mineral Point. of the County
of Iowa, of the State of Wisconsin, in said
District, adud@ed Bankrupts upon the Petit
ton Of their Creditors, and the payment of
any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging to said Bankyupts 10 them or 10
their use, and the transfer OF any property by
them are forbidden Ivy law. A meeting Of
the Creditors of said Bankrupts, 10 prove their
debts and choose one or more Asslgnccs Il
their estate, viii be held ut a Court of Bank
ruptcy to bC holden at Madison, in said Dis
trict on the 18th day Of February, a d 1878,
ct 10 O'Clock, A. d., nj the Office o Sidney
Footc, one Of the Registers of Bankruptcy o
said Court.
L. w. OAKLEY,
Marshal a. Messenger.
Stevens & Morris, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Madison NiS-5W3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
81 VI III on.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, In the Circuit Court Of his
county Of 10
Henry Koop. Plaintiff against Ole l'alder8on pes,
rood Ju,r De.erped ana Nrne Kan isou Defendants.
The state Of Wisconsin, to Ole lialderssn y serech,
Ju.e Deserted, and Ame knudson The defendants,
above named: You are hereby summoned aud re-
qni,ed to answer the ompatntn this at.un which u
on fs in the Office of III Crk ct the low, Go Cir!
CT and serve copy Of your answer 70 said complain,
on the Subscribers, AZ their Ohicr, in the cry %
Mineral Point Town county, Wisconsin, ~ith'h
twenty days after the service hereof. exclusive u
The duy Of such service; and If y4u Tail TO answer
the said comp sut within the time above SHi, tn'
Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relti ae'
manded in said complaint.
Dated at ainprsi point Wisconsin, Fen 81, l''5.
Strong & WEBER, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
1v6 Residence Mineral Poid', VS..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

COMPULSORY EDUCATIONAL Bill
is before the Legislature authoriz-
ing cities, villages and towns to en-
force the attendance at school for
at least three months in each year
Of all children between the ages OF
seven and seventeen. Parents and
guardians filling TO send children
are to be punished. Children ha-
bituaIIy truant may, at the discre-
ton Of n Justice of the Peace, be
sent to a house Of correction or ref.
ormation. That som citing to Sc
cure a more general attendance at
the public schools is necessary, We
have long felt, and heretofore main
tanned, but that this bill is caIcu-
lated to produce the effect desired
we are not prepared to say. To
give it a trIsl would surely do no
harm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

TEE extent and variety of practical
mechanical genius in this country Is in
dictated by the fact that last year nearly
If 600 patents were issued for new in
veutons. Making due allowance for
such OF these as are in fact Of no utility,
rs arc Il considerable number of the in
Y ntions patented every year, and that
some also are not new, an extraordinary
progress in the mechanic arts is shown
hv the report, which is no dAnht greatly
stimulated lv the exclusive ,Fght secured
to inventors by the patent laws, Already
such progress has been made in meChan-
lea. appliances that it MIGHT seem to a
casual observer that there was no longer
room for further new inventions of
any sort. But each new discovery seems
to lead to others so rapidly that it would
be rash to set any limits to what may
yet be accomplished, and it is not IN.
reasonable to presume that in the next
half century the transition from steam
railroads, cylinder printing presses, and
gnslights to other appliances to better
answer the same purposes, Will be no
less marked than that from the stage
coach, the band preSs, and tailow-d dip OF
the days Of our grandiathers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

OCCASIONALLY an act of hcroism is
brought to notice which does honor to
the whole human race The London
Times gives complete report Of the app
palIng catastrophe which occurred IN
the channel of Dover on the - of Jam
nary hist, and dwells with Just pride ON
the bravery Of Captain Knowles, who
"Nent down With his ship The North
fleet, an cmgrHut ship, was at anchor
When nj 10 O clock mt night, the watch
observed large outward bound steamer
moving down upon her at fun speed His
frantic cries dld not cause the steamer to
after her course, and she struck the
Northhset broldSide almost 0mldshlp,
crushing in tier tmhcrs beneath the
water Zine The passengers were aroused
hv the shock, ard. notwithstanding their
eric tuf alarm and prayers for aid, the
steamer passed on her way without Offer
ING the slightest assistance Captain
Knowles behaved with calmness, prompt.
nude, ana decision that viii cover BIZ
memory with honor The crew and
some ct the male passengers attempted
60 fill the iitch0ats to the exclusion OF the
women and children, hut the Captain
drew his reyal, er and declared that he
would shoot the first man who attempted
to save himself before the women were
cared for One man stepped into a hoot
and received "a bullet from the Captain 5
revolver. ihe Captain was standing
near the boat that contained his bride.
no had been married hut n month"; but
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
GENERAL. BANKS. the chairman of

GENERAL DAMS, iHe CllaiiiHdh VI
The House committee on Foreign
Relations, was made use Of by " all
street spectators the other day to
further one eff their financial schemes.
They had on hand a batch of Cuban
bonds which they wished to get rid
Of. So they induced Banks 10 make
a move in the House looking to ac-
ton on the part Of the United States
Government in behalf Of the Cubars.
It was represented that Great Brit
ain, Germany, and other civilized
powers, were only waiting for the
American Government 10 initiate a
movement for putting an end to the
protracted and inbuman struggle IN
the Antilles. OF course newspaper
correspondents reported The matter
to the journals which they represent.
ed, and the whole country was sim.
ultaneously informed that the dawn
of Cuban independence was drawing
nigh. The Wall street fellows
nursed the rejoicing, and sold out
their bonds at a handsome profit.
The purchasers were swjndled,
Peter Funk has abandoned pinchback
for operations on a grander scale
This as a great county Banks, be.
ing a Liberal reformer, Of course was
innocent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

PosrAt CARps The Postmaster Gen.
rral has issued advertisements ior bids
for the new penny postal cards las the
intention Of the Department. to have the
cards ready for issue by tho tir>, Of Nav
Tie Postmaster General has already re
ceiyed orders for The rev cards in such
numbers a to lead him to believe that II
hundred miljons Of them will be used
the 6rsi year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

THn refort is that nearly all the Ku>
kIuX convicts will soon he pardoned ont.
It is claimed that they are political
prisoners, and should for that reason be
treated with more than ordinary ienicn
ey. Such is not the case. They were
tried and sentenced for crimes againsr
nersons-murder and murderous as
,anlts TIE motive may have been po-
jiiical, but the ERNIE ard It's punishment
were no more political than the crime
and execution of any murderer
, 1873-11-21

At seottsyilie, Maeoupip County, vein Of
coal has boel rGaohed, In sinking shaft, so
inches tn thlc]ttiosa, q inches of Which ara The
sraI|RRqaFy bitu'nip9oua coal; and inches oAnnol
Two load rniaea belonging to Onlena par-
ties, aud which promise to bo nplsually Hob,
have been struck within few days.
--TAo improvements now boing made On the
promises q tho Illinois Central In this city gives
employment to about 150 mon, beeides fifty
engaefd 10 quArry}ng stone at Makanda Station,
tho 9toio to 10 used for hallqstI3g tho track Of
thp iDcllno plano and for TIC f6lhds stfops qf nu.
marcus ns& ,bqllllags eoon to boq commenced.
Deuula Cody has ol!afga Of lIeSfly al4 the'mon Ut
this place.-Cairo Democrat.
Within tho past few weoks John T. Alexan-
deI q MqrEen County, has purchased over
2,09o head ct ohtts IN Kansas and Missouri,
which he will feed on hia fsrn twelve miles east
OF Jacksonville.
Tho lake frozo over on Thursday night AZ
far down Us tllo 1t. Clark Mills, Tho Ice In tho
lower part Of the lako did not remain long after
tho sun had risen, but opposite tho wator-worass
ts1gta 10 thick that tho steam forry-boat had
considerable. difficulty IN getting through 1t.
Axea Ind TO bo ,1sod quito vigorously before
cloar channel waB aoolrcl.-Pe0rid 1rantcrips,
1t liz said that in lulaBA County certain Of
the defeated candidates. at the recent election
propose to contost tho right Of thone claiming to
hayo rocolyeo q majority OF tho votoa caat to
hold the oAlcoa for which they were candidates.
II is said that In several precincts large numbers
Of lilo al votes were o&st. and that Al OK them
, 1873-11-21
THE c1itcAto DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY NOVEMBER u, s

taklng tho top up 20 foot at which point 1t was
blocked and roat takon until Saturday, whom
tho ropos and fastonings woro MI lookol ovor,
and aDno changes uatlo. On Saturday at q
cloar, nnl wont steadily and slowly up, giving L
mn ELEVATION OF about 90 dogs, near dark
when ttoro oame llitoh: tho tactlo watd not
tal;o It any farther SO tho top work was stayed
piled to tie base. forctngit aong, g,-tnking until
2oclock this afternoon to got It to Its perpon-
dicufar. Now md then n ropo would gtlap, al-
lowing 1t to H'yay or settle, when MI audible
sigl would oHcapo from the crowds who woro
monument OF engineering skill dno to Alox-
aidor stap!os, tho contractor, citizon Of this
city.
;. Tho tnbo WAS constructed by tho National
Boiler Works, Of your city. md weiglaB IL, ,3S2
i.ected with tho Chicago Wator-Works, and Of
q feot greater lfAmetor,
During tho progross OF getting ready, and
raising, largo crowd Of people have boon in nt-
tendiatse nnd special police foreo Ind to bo or:
danger.
AH soon as Tho monster tubo yras in position, n
flag was run up to the top, which WAS. greeted by
music from brass band, stoam whistles, and
g the Fngng e g1 Witch u in,nast MAS Sa Sgns ,ar f., The
rcsting.placo. Whom several thousand had mr.
riyol, Mayor Miller (brothor to your now County
Troasuror) was induced to mako q short npeech.
To vas followed BY A: staplcs, Esq, tho Hon.
1irkonbinee. Esq; tho laat of sa wlsoma W piannoG,
aud Is now supe1iutending, tho putting in Of the
wator-works. Tho pumps arc being placed In
position, and pipoa aro being rapidly laid
throughout the city. About tho 1st Of Docem-
bor tic works will bo tested US fur US completed.
Tho capacity will bo 3,o0ouoo gallons daily, CO.
pumps, to 100000. *%*
, 1873-11-21

quent experience Of Boston; md our groatly-im
proved methods of building, and oflloiont Fro
department., mako n continued discrimination
against 10 wholly indofonsib1o. For two yoara
tho combination had the handling Of tho bulk OF
insnrntioo on tholr own arbitrary terms. Their
pro'tta III tlat time eau 1,o Inferred from, Tho
great auccoss Of tho Tradera' Insurance COM
pany organizod III this CITY aoon after tho Tiro.
Tho rates Of this Company arc independent, but
average much loss than thuBo Of tho board; rot,
IN The bref s1,aco of two yoara, 1t bus acc,n,1.
lated tho handsome surplus of oyor sl75U0O.
And investigation will further allow tl,at tlo
dlobo of Chicago. roorgnnizail little moro than
3 year ago, hns made n fno record, under ponu-
lnr management and low rates, az compared With
thoHo Of tho monopoly. whose agents. suddenly
enriched, haVo surrounded themselves with a1l
tho elegant appointments Of woatl. Surely,
enough has alroady boon conceded to any lIncor..
Ing sentiment Of gratitude In behalf Of compan-
los which, III great crfais, found themselves in
o position to fulfill their contracts. INSURANCE
at present rates is too great burden upon our
business, and Helf-protoctton demands that We
sook romcdy. BY transferring insurance, ng
far as may bo. to responsible companion outside
tho combination, and by favoring tho speedy
organization Of one or moro companies IN our
midht, with ample and well-aecurotl capital OIL
cered by mon OF character and ability, tho Board
OF Underwriters can bo forced to como down to
equitable rates, or-loft to 60 to sood. r.