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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

DURABLE STovE-BLACKISG.-By ad
ding teaspoonful of pulverized alum
to half a package of good stove-pOlish,
vet up with little water, much time
and laboa will be saved, as a stove pol
ished with this mixture will remain
bright long time. 1t should be ap
piled when the stove is nearly cold, and
with dry brush rubbed until it is dry
and shining.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

To KEEP PoTAToEs FROM SPRoUTING.
To prevent the termination of pota-
toes in winter stores, it is recommended
to expose them to the vapor of sulphu-
rous acid, which is simply the fumes Of
burning sulphur. II not entirely effect
ual in accomplishing the object, it will
at least retard or modify the sprouting
to such an extent as to render the inju.
ry caused thereby very slight. The fla
vor of the potato is not affected in the
least by this treatment, nor is its vitali-
ty diminished, the action being simply
to retard or prevent the formation and
growth of the eyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

LIlS PER DAY commission or $50 a week
~ q % salary, and p1pentes. We offer II and Will
PAY IT, Apply no s. G.Webber q Co. Maritn,O
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

RAISING FRUIT IN THE SHADE.
writer in the Fruit Recorder contributes
the results OF experiments in raising
fruits in the shade. A correspondent
objected to planting raspberries because
he had no place for them except the
north side of his barn. In 1863 plan
ted two rows of raspberries, about sixty
feet long and three feet apart in the
rows, directly west from a two story
building and under the north side of
tight board fence, so that they got no
sun till afternoon and not more than
two or three hours of any day; and
from that plantation we have picked
two bushels in season of Red Ant
werps and Brickles Orange, that were
the admiration of our neighbors. The
finest Blackcaps / ever raised were di.
rectly under The north side OF n HIGH
barn. l have raised q full crop of
strawberries (Russell's) in the same 10.
cation, and thus heightened out the
strawoerry season, as they ripened a
week later Than those that had the full
benefit OF the sun,
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04
0TO EACH WEEK. Agents wanted, pariicu-
I'D - lars free. j, WORTH d Co., st. Luis, Mo-

WTANrED-Tinners to use the Calihan WIRE
w EAR. / ,erRl discount to tue trade, or would
sell manufacturing right OF southern states. am
pies free on npphcatio G. o. WILSON, Tin q.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04
READ THE FOLLOWING (,
CAUTION.

For ,plc by all southern druggists and genera
dealers
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

This anpears once Cut out save IT,
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

III nm sol ID Meetings. Western Adventures
IN Hill OF Daniel Boon. Simon Kenton, 40other
tU,OUU great Indian fighters; !! beautiful en-
Cravings Agents wanted. Srnt prepaid on receipt
or price t2t0 COLLINS d 60, Covlngton Ky.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

KEOX NURSERIES,. Established 1851. Agent-
IN wanted. Clubs Planters, Nurseries supplied.
Assortment complete, lat class. Terms uneqneled
]. II. SIMPSON d BRO, VII cennes Knox Co., Ind.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

huvE send ng us the address of ten persons with
NV 10 cts. Will receive, free a besutifC chrome
fluEH and instructions no. to get rich post paid
VNGs city Novelty Go Jos Sou Sth ST. Phlla. Pa
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04

DRIED BLOOD AS A FERTILIZER. The
process of granulating the blood of
hogs, to be used as fertilizer, is be-
coming business OF considerable i'm
portance in connection with the pork
packing establishments of the west. It
is cooked and dried to black powder,
and is in fine grains. The blood of
hog is worth for this purpose about
three cents before it is prepared. One
establishment in Wisconsin, which uses
up five thousand vine per day, receives
for the blood alone one hundred and
fifty dollars. The income for the en-
tire season must equal handsome for
tune. 1t is gratifying to learn that
waste substances, which were formerly
suffered to become a nuisance, are now
made to yield revenue, instead of be-
ing allowed to spread disease and suf-
fering over community We have
never used any commercial fertilizer
which left it's mark SO plainly written
as fresh blood from hog slaughtered
on moving field.
, 1874-09-26

About two wceks aGo, whom tho tltna was
drawing ncar whom Mr. dago'a property was 10
rovort to thecity, under tho trust~dood made by
him laBt December, Comptroller IlaJos applied
to tho Corporation Counsel for m opinion as to
what courBo 1t would DO advisable to pursue.
Tbut foply il nj follows.
JUDGE pIoKEY'g opIN1oN.
The Ban. s. $. Htyss. CITY com,rroi,sz:
Qsgo matter Of which yo had tnakoa with Inc lei0re,
hut which Aad mt beforo been htibntcl to mol, wsa
found on my sahln Monday tho 2lst ina Oh 1ny re
turn from tho Supreme Court. To-day, for tho first
te az fStssa wa ariso copy OF mo F's'de'
After tito granting CLAUSE, tho doed roctcn that,
"Ih4 conveyance IL nao for battor securing tho CITY
OF Chjcso uast any loss Oh account OF indebtedness
at s4 Gage aa ate TseasEf r. IT, m ny s9'st for
ad ulilos t6o direction aud with tho oonourrenco Of
tho Comptroor" ose and ~ 8ooh as tho sa!na can bo
done Ia tho Interest Of ull concerned TO poll and COLI
Yoy sall rso'nisea. o. sny pare o. 'ne ,s,as a,anS
or 80 much thereof u Il "ry ss y r,,.tsa steaifs ret
tile Comptroller my sees a tsa, ness ,,,,a aa u
,up into the CITY Treasury "ia liquidation pro tanto
Of atesor s',t Or snls afo or el'a NH 9 tMn 3"
sha 10 pnldn AM, upon further trust. that when ai
saI Intfuhtotlucs.a IL paid, to roconYey u daGo all
whiuh may bo lett unaold md 10 pay to Gage any eSss~
S Il ssss iii rca sstats shall not 10 aol IN ecoor-
nucs with tAv PROVISIONS heranHfozo set fofh wltlIil
Ihn ncriou Of oIght onthA from tho date hereof, thsn
snil Gomntrol1or sa! hafo power to order Pnro!'l.
tory Haa iheroof on su'l terms n" han 10 nln heoaa
Ii viii 10 observed that dagah tndIbtodncss ~ no.
mnntha thoyo IL 10 power 10 soil ucaa II can 10 dong
to tAo Interest Of III concerned, an u eoussea uu"
, 1874-09-26

Chicago sinro Angust. Ills own opinion WnB
That tha notion Of tho hoard Was n great wrong
Moro timo should hnvc beon allowed Tho Ghiongo
People to nlalso tho required changos. Tho
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, II vau
ntatct1, would certainly withdraw from Chicago
businoss With tho otl,ors. Tile Standard Fire
Insurance Company bolioses TO bo aBsop OF Rroat
Wisdom for thu Undurwritoss, ana n proper rc-
gar for tho intoroetB In their charge. Tho How
ard Flro Insurance Company has alrendy with
drawn from Chicago. Its of!lcora will snseain
tho aotlon OF tho Bonrt. At tho oflloo Of tho
London ASSURANCE Company, Of Engnnd, ono
OF tho mAuagcra aaid tloy lind nont
word to tlotr agent III Chicago to suspend btiei-
ncBs there on Oct. l. Tho main anxiety waa on
tito subject Of tin Firo Dophstn1ont OF Tint city,
wlloso inoflulonoy thsoatonod IVORY company
with kroAt loss ut any nloinont.
At tho Homo 1nhnranco CompnnY's o1!ooit nna
stated that tloy satisfied with tho action nj
tho Board, and should comply With 1t. The ofll-
cora Of Tho Williamsburg City INSURANCE Com
rany woro hot prepared to state wlnt
their action would bo. They would
sond tha!r 0enoral Agent to Chicago
noo1,. an.l DO goyornod by his report,
1T tho Office OF tho Nor York Firo Insurance
Company 1t was stated tint tho Company still
has risks thoro. and, although 1nemhors OF tue
1,oartlt would continue to iBBuo policies ou what
tho officers considered good risks,
, 1874-09-26

hdoptod viii, groat benefit to tho city, and all
who nro Interested tn It.
1}oforo closing, wish to point out what 1t
appears to mo n great mud dangerous defect III
onr pronont Mra ordinance, 1t ia TINT oiR'lso
which rfovontH tho uHo OF woolon posts in-
aloa OF iron columns II. tho intorlor OF buildings.
IN tho groAt fire Ut October, 1871, WHOM great
h!ocls wero wrapped III isarncs aud aecmca often
70 mott AMY III q fow nltnutos. 1t was noticed
that iron columns In mnny caucs Hcoi1lod to melt
In tho tntenBo 1oat goonor than 6 or H-inch
woaden post would bo burned through. Motto
Ing this, not only tho Aldermen WHO framed md
passed our rrcucut Fro ordinance, but oven
architects Of oxpcrionce toatltled that IN tnoir
opinion, wooaon columns , would last
III hot fro as long M irou onos, nnd 20 1t
comes that wo now dayn built, ntld aro building,
ntores and Warehouses; so, rs, nntl100 foot widotn
which a1 the interior supports OF tho lloorn md
roofs arc @. 8, or 10'incll wooleu posts Now
na,ist protoAt agaiust suoh MI Interpretation Of
tho facts Of our gfoat ro. 1t is tro Tint In llo
Eroat heat Of Rucl d groat nnd Bwoeplng coll
t9agration,. hollow iron oolutnna might molt bo-
foro woodon onos would quito burn through,
but In a ordirRry fro, whore tho hoat iH Iona III.
tpnAD, thoro chi DO no dp1abt Of tho fact TINT NJ,
iron column, aud especially a0lld ono. will lnht
md giyo support fnr longer tl,nn ono OF wonti +;
while 1t is ref-erittont that, Wlilo wood adds TO
tho cotubustlblo niutcrial In building, iron docs
not.
I hopo TINT, whom our fIro-orffnanoe conlns 10
10 revised. this mistako will DO noticed atll cor
roctc1, n.
CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1874.
, 1874-09-26
OTHER EASTERN COMPANIES.
a0ETnN

I. Specia1 pispatcA to The Chteaao Tribune.
DosroN, sopt. 25.-Tho insurance companies
Of tllia city which do business in Chicago, eonlo
eight or ton IN nutnhor, including the n1anufnc-
iurors Eliot, Firomonst Neptune, Franklin,
Washington, Fancuil Hall, Shoe and Loathor,
and North American, hayo not get takon action On
Tho Recommendation Of tho National Doard Of
Underwriters to discontinue buHincsa III Chicago.
There viii be a meeting Of their officers on Mon-
day or Tuosday of no1t wook, ut which tho prcs-
euce Of tho agent Of tho Board Of Underwriters
is expected, wl,on decision on tho courso to DO
purBuod mil be mado. Probably they will all
ngrcs upon whatoyor policy Is determined upon,
insurance mon Is that tho recommendations Of
tho Doarl will DO adopted and enforced,
There nre ono or two insurance companies In
tho city which arc not disposed to ac1uteaco IN
tho Recommendation Of tho. Board Of Under-
writer's. Tho Manufacturer ia reported to DO
OF tho number. ThoY desire to continue bust:
uess, charging oxtra ratios for oxtra business. 1t
is doubtful. however, whethor any company has
definitely deuidod whnt to do. or will bo deinte-
~ decided until after tho meeting noxt week.
uAnTroHD.
Spseai nisnateh q Tho Chicaao Tribnns.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 35.-Iho Phmnx In
! surance Company, ono Of tho oldest and noat
roliublo in thia cty voted to-day to Immediately
close their Chicago Agency. They wnns 1t dis
tiuctly uutlorstood however, that they do 80 in
| dopendcntly Of tho National Board. Their OK
pnricnco iu Chicago. oycn apart from tho Erent
lire, nB bcou Of constant loss, and thoy havo
determined not to continue longer. Most Of tho
companies would prcfor to ren'nln, though mono
arc anxious to do 80, and, ualcsB eteps arc takon
promising compliance IN good faith with tho
Recommendations Of tho Board Of July 2L every
| nEeucy will bp discontinued Oh Oct. !.
, 1874-09-26

lesa It to tho interest Of dago 10 have THO sslo
aoes a f gt 9ps q %
srsh terms ns 10 Him allali Heen, boat for tho
interesss of sail CITY,, D7 tho word "porsmptory
0o1ntrolfor Ina tho power 10 orar TUG Tt'iatee neF-
omptoriY 10 tc upon proper terms, ana not nnt sio
hat .lo city ia MT bound 10 whit longer for saa Of
tho property to bring IL full vauo Mr. dngoa inter"
fsr Sro to stand Il Tho way no ongor ns ,a nf ri
nthor nourccg hn fneats ulDh tho city tiaH q ui-
matey reslIzlnR tte tnonoy1 iato Judge for tho SitS
10 ao for what 1t will bring although greatly under
its vaiuc whether II Is Gupr tor tho city that
% e. sn II be sT i o sbaa nhs H. s @ s @
eb.cdncsa docs exist havo dontt that tho trust
decd il ancioat Ia form and substance To authorize
Az to tho form and tno for advertising, nnd othcr
stors nosHssry ,y t. llsuro gao Tile to tho buyer. u
order the Tr',os rerei,;oti, % to rroceea &C. to seil,
atattng what property aall be sold, ii What sno It
clne Tn psf Sn Sn e w m oG is , sn1 d 4ns a %a
by tho purchaser, or wlsa. proportion Of tho bid sah
TO pn down, null wlat ti1no ahat 10 given on tho de-
tlnn o,1c, the dcforred payments sha bo aecare say
by notes OF tho purohahor rocuro by mortgage on ho
S9 o y .i1 s1s ,a ~ s ssssy sss!S
Of law, except Tint tho lav requires that t,ey should
ho reasonable, and nuch aro calculated 10 rcaizo
conssionty viii ths hypothesis int tle saIe nist %
made. Thls much the law demands, III viow Of tho
Interest OF tho uoDiof. III Ill WOW OF THO
inturc1ta Of lilo city, II DO Thoughts TINT
tho property ought to DO Bold for less than
my yiyen innmtln lis might at any time bo mod-
cd by tho orslor Of tile Comptroller. If upon much
tcrn,a tho property roaina unhold hayo atAot what
consider would bo proper, an1 add that think of
notuR moro which would bo necossAry to give tho
buyer good l}t1o.
You Mao aek whether It would bo preferable or mora
to tho ntorcBta Of tho city, to obtain order Of Court
prior 10 sale, think It probably would. do not
menn proceeding 10 forpcoao tho equity by judicial
kalo bnf all application for orlet Of Quutt I'm
proceeding III which tho Truaco an Gage should be
made parics upon the TruXsc0 to eell ulan tha terms
you may nuRgest II theso Terms WcrG approved by
tho Court It would relieve you mud Tho Trustee in
mcakl.ra from responsibility, and would out OF al
complnint tho part Of Gage. ihiuk It sator and
mur1 prudent that tho Trustee should soil under tho
dirocQn Of tho Court Or with tho prcsont consent Of
Gage. Bidders WILL thlnk gtvo moro for tho prop
Grty Wlero they have such assurance that tho buy
cr will gotta good Title. Respectfully
Counsel to tic Corporation.
THE COMPTROLLER,
upon rctoiying aud reading tho abovo opinion,
wrote the following note:
Crrr CoMr1noLLEa's 0rFrcE,l
. CHICAGO. Sept. 20, 1874. {
5As Hon. r. Lp1s natty, Ebunset 10 he GtrpHrrton
DEAR 6In: You will p!eaeo proceed without delay
md obtain urier of Court for the sa!e 81 the prop
ery ilcdod iu tho decd Of trust OF David A. Gage
and wifo to George Taylor ESq to eocuro tho indoht
caness Of said dago 70 tho city. s. 8. HArEs
Comptroller.
, 1874-09-26
TEE NEW PUMPING ENGINES.

~ the fsLiQF 15 Tag (HsfHu1 1F1oN"Fi
SIN: wish you would call tho attention Of
tho oltlzens OF Chicago to tho following: 1t has
boon proven that tho present engines in tho
wator-works aro only doing ono.thIrd tho work
tlat tho coal thoy arc using ought to do, and tho
Board of Public Works, having advertised for
cngnos TINT would do tho work for
ono-.hiyil tho umonnt tho prosont en-
Eiroa aro using, has received various blde
ono guaranteeing all tloy asked for, and
QUO guaranteeing twico wllas tito pres-
eont engines orc performing, which would cfioct
pu annual saylng uf from $40, 900 to $4,000 rar
month of coa it tue wator Is pumped to tho aamo
hovht aa ut pfesent, and from 900, 900 to $780,
QUO if Tho water il pumped to the height tho
poard asked for. II The board doubts tho ability
of these men to fulfill thoir bids, thoy might snko
time to sattafy themselves befora siguiug COLI
tract for any moro like The ono ut proaon in llso
~ they have 1cvor pumped any water to tho
height OF 160 foat tho height it waa
Ba!l thoy wore to pump it, tho atand-pipo
and the ToHoryoirs not boing near that hclglit,
but only about 90 feet. II alAo HoeulH yory
strange tlat tho Board atlou!a leave the soleeton
Of tho engines to Mr. Grogeir, when tho anglnes
l,o hna selected aud designed require threo
tfn,oa tue coal that ono Of tho othor bidders
gaaranteua, and twtco tho aanonnt lint tho lowest
bidder guarantees lo will require. hopo so1no
OF tho INSURANCE con.pauieH, Or larEe property
holaefH or Botau who want botter PREDICTION
from fra, will tako tho subject up. EHulSgsn.
CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1874.
, 1874-09-26

JpfCtA 4H$pHHH ~ He tHftatu AfohhGs
NEW YunK, Sept. 25.--rho withdrawal OF Tho
undorwritorB from Chicago continues 10 be tho
main topip Of intorost III INSURANCE circles wllore
tho matter has boon thoroughly canvaaBcl In all
lts aspects II Is mot without regrot tlat tho n-
surauce companies withdraw from such tiold
Of entorpriso aa Chicago preaantad. A caroful
panvaBa Of tho Now York i1lAural,co companies
has clicited MI afmoDt
UNANIMOUS DIFFERENTIATION 70 WITHDRAW.
Tho companies belonging 10 tho National Board
will nA comply. Masy OF them had already
begun 10 close up thor allalra and tho action Of
kl,e National board was very largely anticipated.
Tho Insurance officials generally Expressed a
desire to rot,yn to Chicago when tho Local
0oyurumont Ind 90 improved ito dofonRes
suainat fro TINT Tho companies could do 10 con-
estoptly with tloir safety. 6ouo fears have
boom exproeacd That "wild-cat" companies will
proy on tho Chicaro peopls now Tint tho regu-
jae companies llavo withdrawn. hut it Is
nxneoted uaat their lenso Ut business wiM
be elort-ltscd, us the prosperity Of Chicago do
mands \ sound basis Of inaulapco. The gono5al
,xpcctation however, ID that Chicago will soon
porco.yo what g to Its permanent aud Immediate
advantage, nt,d adopt tho
CoMMUN-HENbE TH0yI8loNH
proacrihed Az much o. tue aoIloa n' w ,ta' w
jorwritcrs respecting Chicago was paaea npo!n =
that citys doteotiya wator'snpply ana syS'on'' u
mYy be vol to consider -.
HOW NEW YORK IA Pnny1nEp ....
In this respect. Tho chicf points Of the ronorI
nf tho CpMsn!Hsiouer of Public Works. furnished
by Prosijeut Oakley, Of tho National Board, ah-
ewors tho inquiry, and will 10 found po!o";
nofore 1871 tho principal natms for THO watsr,sFIfy
f thn sstY wpsa uch inail fro thu recciy!ng lss~
eryu,r 10 Ffth a1onuo, down fIfh avenue 70 ~ snty
thtrI stTeef thence down broadway to ltoston sltt
sn"nee t,v .ai.luch NUN down broadway to Fulton
sns trsst, tioeu IL down Hroaaway b 2nsh rain 70
Towllng Green, thsuco To South Ferry by t'1ncn
, 1874-09-26

Asonuo Methodist Church, having boon request.
ID to ropoat hls aornon on "Tho IIappiuosa Of
Infant Dchd," will do 50 tomorrow.
Al I'D lournca meeting Of tho Caletlonsnn RHO,
will DO hold nt LIT Wost Monroe street this oven.
Ing at o'clock.
THO voters Of tho Sixth Ward mo invited to At
tond masa. .inootinR OF lho Opposition Club to
DO held at Eck's Hail, No. 207 Archer ayonuc.
this cynllnE.
Tho Republicans of Wost Chicago will moot al
Their no" h9adquatters, southwest corner of
uaatod mud Washington atrccta, this evening.
Tho frat hop Of tho fifth sorics given by tho
Phmuix Club conca on Friday eysiinr. Ort. n
at klaro's parlors, Nos. 10 and 7a North Clark
strco&.
Tho Rev. Or. Eddy, seerotary Of tho Board
tho Noy. DR.. Mast, aud Dr.. Wundorlicll ntdrosBcd
the motnbors Of tho 0ormnn Methodist Confnr.
onco laBt evening. at tho Hortnn, Stctl'ndat
Church nlocls, on tho subject Of missions.
Tho frat Of tho course OF lectures to bo ciyon
tia wiutor untlor tho auspices Of tho 1iuinn
Catholic Library Association will bc doliyorcfi
gor, y. D., whose subject IL "1he American
pl!Grimngo." Tho eourso omnraccs readings hy
Alfred i. Burbank, lcoturos by the Very Ioy, A.
hlorint, tho Rev. !. W. Rlordau, William ]. On.
ahan, and grand concort for conclusion. Tho
| Tickets aro 81.
y. Tho coromony Of dodicatlng The now a1tarn In
and Eldridgo court will tako place to-morrov.
The H.: Rev. Bishop Booker, Of Wilmington.
Dol, will proach tho dodicatory sermon.
Tho following ia tho muaical programme at tho
Central Park thla Afternoon:
Aharpshootors' March,. ....,..,...,,....,Fc ,Fchdc
ovsrsare 70 f Lg G.valry Lostay snnhyy
lotponrrt from Puritan! .Biioi
, 1874-09-26

Tho citzo,ls Of tho Second Ward aro request
cd to moot at No. 1e9 Fifth ayolluo tlis evening,
for the purpose Of organizing MI Opposition
Ward Club.
Tho Roy. Dr. M'KoWn, pastor Of tho Wabash
, 1874-09-26

PERSONAL.
Tho Hon. D. 4. Wells Ia at tho Ppplflo Hotel.
uo will leayo this ovenlng.
Charles E. oulror, Esq.. has returned from
his trip to the Rocky Mountains, and wag on
Change yostordsy.
Asa Dow, Esq.,, has recovered from bis recent
eoyoro accident and .Tas On tho Board Of Traac
yesterday.
Tho Rock 1sland Unioa Ii authority for stating
that Judge G. ]. johnson and son, Of that city
tho Hon. W. Barge, Of Dixon and Judge Lot.
Hngwell, Of Iowa, hayo formed inv partnership,
and will open m Office in this city In few days.
MIpa Emma Cranch, tho nov aspirant for vocal
houors rnal1es her fourth public appearance In
tho Theodore Thomas concerts hero noxt wool
Mr. s. D. Thachor, Western Agent OF tho Star
Union Limo ut Kansae City, Is in tho city.
hlr. ". II. Larraboo, TroaHurer and Secretary
| Of the Chicago g. Alton Railroad, loft for Dcnvor
City, With his vito, yeBteEday to visit his phil.
dgen living III that place.
| Mr.. Charles Furbush, manager OF Furbuah'a
Fifth Avenue Comedy Company, Now York
| dramatic organization, now travelling through
tho country. arrived In tho city yesterday morn
| ing, aud will remain until Monday, whom ho
!eayeo for h1ilTankoo. Els company is now plny-
ing at Joliet, and no reports that business ii u1-
formly good everywhere.
Tho rcmalns OF tho Into lamontcd Col. Cover
weyo yesterday escorted to tho depot, followed
| by largo concourae OF htH friends mud tho
| xorkmen OF tho stone~yards, prior to conveying
| them to Richmond, Mo-, the former homo Of tha
deccased. Mayor ColYin, s. A. Lovy, Tlo1naR
Hoyue, Gen. Macarthur, ]. @. Rankin AID. Coey,
ind 2. A. Ioyno ofaclased as pal-beazors.
, 1874-09-26
GENERAL NEWS,

Tho Northwestern Fortlizug Company, Of
Hyde Park, was dcclarod to bc . nuisance by tho
, 1874-09-26

md beeh,lao il was iu tho interest Of all tho
colnpnnlos to do 30.
A,1iTy INSURANCE COMPANY
nra not meilberE Of tho Duard. The President
stated that flo thought tho Boarl asked nothing
unreasonable, and that their requirements wore
nutiroly in tho insorcst Of stockholders, and for
thoir own protection they should follow tic ad-
yico OF tho Board and
WHITE NOTHING IN Qtt1GAQo.
Ono offoct would bo tho formation OF many r.
reupousiulo companies, WHO would undenyor to
tal.o tho placo OF tho withdrawing companies.
The Nugara Flre-Insuranea Company, aa 1nosl-
bors Of tue board, will withdraw from Chicago
With tho others. Lancashire Insurance Cont
pany, Of Maucllostor. England, IL Board com.
pinuy. Tic nla,lngor said that ho should act
With the other companies III complying
with tho Recommendation OF lilo Hoard+
nis Company would probably rcas!ne huusnoas
t1oro ii tho requirements woro fully met.
TILE atnAKn1A FIRE tNuuAANeE COMPANY,
members OF tho Dourd, had already withdrawn
their Chicago Agency, us ita officers had n.de up
their ,niuds that business there mas Improbable.
OTHER OFFICES.
1t tho ol]lcca Of tho Adriatio aud Gor1nan-
American Companios, tho officers wero roslGont ~
Us to the action ct their Companies. Tho
proAdeut Of tho phmni4 Fire aud blorino
Insurance Company said thht that Company
would Withdraw with tho roBt- The Hopo Fire
INSURANCE Company arc not membars Of tho
Board, and long Binco gayo up business IN Chicago
aa unprofitab!o. The FIromeu's Fund Insurance
Company llayo not insured III Chioago for some
.ne and hsve esaoa'od tsootsta OF y tns,s te
liuara, Tho pacitIo Fire Insurance oo'npan,y.
iIol,KI, not members Of tho 1}oarl. will proba-
hly follow tho example of otilor companies. at
tic ol!iua at tho I.alaretto Fro insurance
in doubt as to t'lla decision, but did not himself
tlliuls it wna jutlcioss to withdraw. Ono ol tho
"Ntcura of t4a Irving Firo ltlHuranoo Company
stated TINT they had nos written anstAlag III