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Inhuman Parents - Three Children
Frozen to Death.

New YORK, February "a dispatch
from Oyerton, N. Y, says: Three boys,
respectively eight, ten, and eleven years OF
age, have been found frozen to death. Their
parents forced them to peddle baskets when
the thermometer was twenty-five degEees be-
low zero. When found dead in the road the
larger boy bad his arms around the neck of
the Younger
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-ssz.S.,-.- = NsA Is AasNs HSfESs:
1890 FIRE ASSOCIATION 1875
PHILADELPHIA.
IScoRroRATED MARCH 81, 1s2o.)
Gs5ETs January is7S.:' sS sssSS1 9 aS
All losses sustained by the Association since It's
organization HAVE BEEN PROMPTLY PAID, and
sANDsUoLLARs in United States bonds deposited
with the Treasurer OF Virginia for security Of V!r
ginia policy-holders. ~
STATEMENT OF ASSETS JANUARY 1sT, 1875.
Bonds and mortgages on property
In the city OF Philadelphia. ...:.s1 ,496,S14 SO
sss estate lccej: No. 81 north 24'o47 ~
Unsa State, registered bonds. 00'sSo ~
Uniisdd. Suites registered bonds, 0''00 ~
Loan S1o oS The civ =; S77so0 90
q q r. sss q fReass'pn sfsiSG
Loan of the city OF Pithburgh,7
per cent. bonds. $4,000 90
1000 shares Penpsylvanis Rail
pen as RAILROAD Ionpanys loo'2'o "
Leigh Valley Railroad per cent. 80
Loan Of Masonic Temple. 1855 90 90
3S1 shares IL Fire Association
stock .,.::...'.......:.. ..:..:...... 1920 90
Philadelphia and Beading Railroad
bonds, 2 per cent. ;..:.:::.:..:... lo,525 90
1000 shares of stock OF PhiIadei-
phla and Reading Railroad Com
p3ny .00,UUU W
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
DOnCS 12,2DO UU
CatawiSsa Railroad Company bonds 10000 90
l74 shares Philadelphia, German
town and Morn istown Railroad
Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 90
Camden City bonds, yer cent..... $3.50 90
80 shares Chestnut Hill Railroad
Company Observation-Disclosures. 2,70O 90
Interest accrued and unpaid........ $3.50 40
Net premiums due by agents In
transmission. ...................... 95,9G3 S5
lash in banK January !, lS75..... 127,306 90
Market value ....................f3,O9 8,691 43
The undersigned are pre- pared TO insure In the
above OLD AND RELIABLE INSURANCE. COMPANY
AGAINST LOSS By FIRE.
THOMAS VI. ALFRIFSD & son,
General Agents for Virginia,
NO. north Tenth street
fe19-1m (Shafer's buildinR).
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Destruction or Giue.Works.

CHICAGO, February 22.-Wohl Brothers
glue-works, covering eight acres, on Thirty
first street and Lancaster avenue, were
burned last night. Loss, $40O, 1000; insurance
oplv $4,000.
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Observation-Disclosures.

TOR NEW YORK-The ,a1ss
Old Dor-ia.ou stesnsship tSmpauy.s $500
steamship OLD DOMfSI0S. Captain WAT KER. Vii,
SAL! IT, EsDn I: February 23d, at o'eoc. r. ii.
rsrded with dispatch 20 an points norts, south,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Eafe TO New sS York. sl2; seerage, s.; round.
-. 1' y p g. y. a sRals x CO.. .ssap.
Re 22.2t -. Comoany's Wharf. Bnegesa.
!" CANTON INSIDE LINE'sNN,
NEW East Tog gREis an ,, ROUTE ss5vEzS
hicHhoST TR As RREhshk,LLfkpELphlA
On aud afler OCTOBER LIST the splendid iroa
baY s and G ls
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twepty-second and Dock str, ets, making close con-
with the Philadeiphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADyASTAGEs:
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any Other, line: 2 his
mond. -,
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
phIa, Wilmington and Baltimore d depot, PhiIadeie
pba. u!%
Freigh.s received daily in Philadelphia ANA Rich
m0A' FOR 'oF''eF n'9sma' Taf fPHIdy Z, agent,
Offices Twenty-seeond and book streets
and Ninth and Main streets, orio
j. $. WILSON. General Freight agent,
Philadelrhia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia. TAG
d HI ADE A, RICH SRFA
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK STRAM-SS85S&
SHIP LINEs-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Tnnl further notice the steamers OF
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY, and SATURDAY at l 2 O'Clock.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. for Proyi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also. for Liver
pool and Antwerp pia Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading sixnet through.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including nean ana
uateroom, "a. w. P. PORTER, Agent,
aull No. 2425 Dock street
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FUREITURE.

EURNITURETo sULTTHE TiMEs.M
II I'D. GATEWOOD, No. 3l9 east Broad u
street, Walnut, stained, and painted Cottage III
Chamber suits and Parlor and DinlDg-Room,
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased princi-
this Side Of New York Feather Beds. Pillows, Boil
sters, and Mattresses Goods packed for shipment.
e16
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-During Tues.
day In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
falling barometer, southeast winds, slightly
warmer and cloudy weather, followed by
colder northerly winds in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, southerly winds, followed by
rising barometer aud northerly winds, colder
and cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, increasing southeast TO southwest
winds, warmer aud cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, and possibly rain or snow in New
York and New England.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHKAT.-White. $50 bushels Red. 4O6 bushels
CoRN.-Whitc, S42 bushels. Mixed, SO BUSH
els.
OATs--14S0 bushels
'STRAw.-22 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 22 bushels good a. S1.l5.
CoRN.-White.9 SO bushels common at 75c.; 404
bushels very good on private terms; TIA bushels
very good at TIC; 6S bushels very good IT 7sc.
Mixed, so bushels VERY good at TIC.
UATs-224 bushels prime at 72c.: 90 bushels
prime on private terms; $50 bushels good on pri.
vate terms; GA bushels very good on private
terms.
STRAw.-22 bales ut CSC.
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n N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN
" SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edir
ourgh .England-capital, 81 0 .000, 900 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Clncin.
nati Ohio-assets over 81 900, 900:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY. Of. New York-assets over 460 900:
LYSCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY OF Lynchburg, Va-assets cVs'
'y HTfHSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over 50 100000.
PHEETX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lyu. n. Y-asseis over $Z,000,000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-aSsets over 100000.
DepDslted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, o. Dc
O9C Losses eauitably adjusted and promptly pale
at this agency. Applications soliclted, and im1ne
Hate attention given thereto. &C 10 :
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ST. LOUIS. February 22.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Corn steady. Wniskey declining at 81 .06.
Pork quiet ut 1880. Bacon unchanged; only
limited jobbing demand Lard dull at 1870.
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DRIDGEWATEk FAMILY FLOUR
D 4 cun>t mi supply Of This celebrated FLOUR
kept constantly on hand. Every barre! warranted
10 please ~
Also, BELLEMONT Xxx EXTRA FLOUR.
Riverton, Ashland, HulIatd, and Cook 4 Lymau's
FAMILY FLOUR for sale in lots To suit by
f.. nn-co,2w E,& -. WORIHAM " %.
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EDDrSG AID VISIr,SG- CARC..,
" bsa Iaiul, Ut the Dispatch Printing House.
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HORSES AND MULES FORA
LII SALF.-I will receive this week and 49,
next FORTY MULES and HORSES, S~
which will sell low. Apply ut my sta GaRE6nar
bles Oh Franklin street between Eighteeulh aha
Nineteenth. Edmund boSoE1Oa'
fe 23-1 OteOd
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DISS0LUTION.-Ha this day sold
on, nv en,ire interest in the concern Of
PEDIN q WHITLOCk 10 my brother.in- law. j.
w PEpIN t,ke pleasure In recommending my
friends to continue their patronage with him, feel
ing assured that they can always buy OF him on as
good terms as any house in the ti,y.
Respectfully. y. u. RHIfLOCh.
February 20, 1875.
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WINES, Iieu0ks, TOBACs;e,, GO.

SUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
- Val RYE.-First premium awarded at State
Fair. October 81, 1874, for purity Of flavor AND
disillation. ana excellent guilty.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RYE-careluly
analysed and highly recommended by State Chem
pTrc tui;STRY APPLE BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM, for tobacco manufac-
turers' use. These and general assortment OF
wholesale by JENKINS, CAPERS Z CO.,
Oc29 No. 113 south Fourteenth street
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ERESu CANTON GINGER-direct i'm
l. portalion from China per bark Riheman.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
imported direct from Frauce-"J. & +. Martcll
brand.
For sale by DANENpORT 4 MORRISS,
Il lmDOrlCrS.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. February 22-Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Pork quiet at 81 9. 50@$20. Bacon firm;
shoulder; sS&ssc; clear rib. lIa@i.ae.; clear
iasS Il ass h:R Res? issc hiskes
sl.05. Begging frm :; few sellers; holders asking
higher rates.
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RESOLUTIONS d PARTNERSHIP

Mss OLU ION.
RICHMOND, VA. February 20, 1875.
The firm of CONRAD, sHELBURS i co. Is
this day dissolved By mutual consent
j. N. CONRAD ana SILAs SHELBURN will con-
tIuue to conduct The business under the firm name
of CONRAD & SHELBUkN. They assume all
existing liabilities and alone authorized to re-
ceive payments due the late firm o. Conrad, Shell
burn 6 Co., having purchased The Interest OF j. w.
c,su j. ii. CONRAD,
SILAS SHELBURN,
IA oo3tx j. w. GISH.
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MARINE INTELLEGEyCE.

ALMANAC, February 20, 1875.
un rises... ........ $50 Moon 11ses........ Oil
un sets. ....... $50 High tide. ......... 6.22
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TOHN W. DENNIS. GENERAL AGENT
~ NORTHWESTERN l. | l. INSURANCE
COMPANY, one of the best In The United states
Local agents wanted In the cities anu counties gen.
orally.
Cflce at present at my coa!-yard, on Basin be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, Richmond, VA.
70 1-i1 mi w1
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CHOICE TEAS.
5 chests very superior GREEN TEA; chests
finest DOING TEA. just To hand at
10 WILLIAM G.. DANDkIDGE& CO.'S,
foo S27 BROAD street.
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUALLY.
INSURANCE C9MFANY tMAEINEl,
No; 80 Wall street, N: Y:
NEW YORK, January 2l>1S75. J
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF
L the affairs OF the company OH the 31st or be-
cenber, S74, Is published IN conformity with the
provisions OF its CHI 'rter:
Outstanding premiums December
Premiums received from January 90
TO december 81 1S74......... 1875, S66 06
Total premiums. observation-disclosures. 625776 80
Amount of premiums earned from
January ] IT, December 81,
1874 .......... ...............Sl,40l,069 20
Less return premiumS....... ST443 ~
Net earned premiums. ,6l5 %
Paid du1ir same period:
Losses. commissions, expenses,
aud Reinsurance, less salvage. l,C60.ISS ~
s24a427 o.
Paid cash dividend to stockholders
August ISL. IOiooV w
Paid cash rebatement to Gealers...S l56,766 20
The company has the following assets:
Cash IN banks and with bankers....S S2,737 ~
Untei Sta'es, State, bank, ana.
other stocks. ................... 4u0,lSu w
| I'M crest due OH investments. ...... 1893 "a
premium notes and premiums In ~ 49,,
course OF collection. 463 ,S30 90
| Reinsurance and salvage due, ana -.
| scrip of other companies ....... 3S.242 90
1897 582 90
The undersigned beg leave TO call the attention OF
| parties desiring Marine insurance TO the ABOVE
| statement.
Weare prepared II take marine ri SKIS In the above
| first class, LIBERAL and prompt.payng COMPANY III
| New YORK rates, and upon the same terms ana con-
ditions offered by first-cass New YORK companies.
Certificates issued payable to the order OF the as
sured making Losses payable in gold or sterling, ut
| 81 pfSp. afr p m :,
| Liverpool. cow
| THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
| General gents for Virginia.
No. north Tenth str. ct,
| Richmond. Va.
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RKdss}EkHES, &c.


EAMlLY ELOUR-
L ASHLAND and ENG WILLIAM MILLS.
~ blrIels rev No. NACkERtL.
70 barrels new No. MACK EREL.
10 ticrccS DEXTEk SCG AR-CUkEDH HAMS,
averaging eleven pounds.
20 boxes tLEAR-RlB SIDES.
10 boxes BACON SHOULDERS. For sale by
e. 23-cod3t CHARLES T. WORTHaM.
y DOO BAGS TENNESSEE EXTRA
-,JOo and FAMILY FLOUR;
300 barrels TENNESSEE EN- IRA and FAMILY
FLOUR: -.
800 barrel, VIRGINIA EXTRA and FAMILY
FLOUR.
Kindred 4 GALLAWAY,
Il. 23-lw 1914 Cary street.
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tn THE pTRLIC.

have tbis day bought out the interest Of my
hrother.in- Jaw j. G. WIITLOCK, in the concern OF
PEDIN & WHIrLOCk; | have assumed and
will promptly pay all the debts OF the said concern
concern viii do me The favor to come forward and
settle at once.
I take this occasion to express my qualification
for The patronage extended 10 the former concern,
aud hope the same will be continued with the I'M
tiersianed. Respectfully, d. w. PEDiN.
FEBRUARY 20, 1875. re ZZ-3t
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All losses sustained by the Association since It's
organization HAVE BEEN PROMPTLY PAID, and
amount 10 81 .331 .454.43. TWENTY-FIVE THoU-
sANDeUoLLARs in United States bonds deposited
with the Treasurer Of Virginia for security Of Y!r
ginia policy-holders. !.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York. ner-
chandlse, G. w. Allen T. Co.. agents.
, 1875-10-29
POLITICAL.
Meeting of Business Men To-
Night at Farwell
HALL
Consideration of the
Weak Points in Mr.
Hesing's Record. =
.xs
A Correspondent Tells a Singular
Story About a Check.
What Bankers Thought Of Ills
Credit a Year Ago.
-~
How He "Paid Dollar for DOL
lar" to the Creditors of
His Planning Mill.
An Explanation Of the Praise
Given Him in the "Lead-
ing Men Of Chi
cago."
Wcll-attcnded Republican Meetings
Last Observation-Disclosures Of.
Rowdy 0pposltionists.
Keeley Still at Work---The Re
publicans Jubilant.
Meeting of the Democratic Gem
fvs,,
Wc1l-Attended Republican Meetings
Last Observation-Disclosures Of.
KoWdy 0pposltionists.
Keeley Still at Work---The Re
publicans Jubilant.
Meeting of the Democratic Cen
trul Committee.


TO-NtCHT'S MAss.MEETEkC.
lit EVERY oHE rCns our.
At d meeting OF Tho business men Of Chicago
Interested in main. nlning the purify pt tho bai-
lot-bo1 and securing an honcBt aud fair election,
Tuesday, held at tho palmcr uouao few DAYS
ago, committee WIS appointed with iuatrlo-
hold this week. in order to give the citizens, ir-
respective Of patty. an opportunity to expfcaa
themselyon upon these most vital POINTS. In
accordance lhorow;th, call VAS drawn ,lp and
published In yesterdays lninuNE for mass
meeting TO be held Tonight at Farwoll
Hall for tho purpose OF expressing
Indignation ut tho recent action Of
tho board Of County Commissioners
in refusing to give each Of the political parties tho
proper Representation In tho Judges Of election aad 10
take such action 1uay 10 deened advisable to pro-
tect the purify Of The ballot box 1t tho coming ectio
TITO meeting at which this Committee appointed
was &tscndel by numbers Of tho most prominent ner
chants at Chicago who have become awakened to tho
ia,pnrlAnce Of sus pending election. 1ucrossng tax:
atiun ha4 1t Lat taught them tic necessity Of yool
government, aud the importance Of they themselves
taking m active part 10 secure It. ssung to
publican Judges ef els:t'on. and in ralins
nn unprecedented taxation, lucy call upon thee fc-
low.nerchanM and upon nll men interested in the
meet them to. nlBnt a: Farwel lf4, where they may
express shcir in ,aon ut what kaB becn DOM, ana
TIRE the ns;tssas sers to rre,cnt tue Of
have stattc.i this increment ~1 not bo lett 10 act
alone. but thG. theEo will be nush Ateptsssntasve
meeting tonight e' TO laavo no doubt Of the acn.i-
Mcns 1T tho businessmen Of thla city, and to con-
ylneo tho unsrrupuloua Opposition that they h1ve
carried things loo far. aud NTH too high hand.
, 1875-10-29

nae an ied re,t!t s,.n them t1' s.4 ont of Tho
'y t ve ,sn fe' b. nt1ra,css 1si s1' t3ss: Tss;
wo o1's he.st u, w"i. W. a;n + ei,cea. sh ,sx 5nnx
At tho en Of thu tcr7 : .,,.s sheet eIe,,., aud
so'd rccord' 10 help :; II.
VI. tn. next ,r,aly nprcal,d to III. ,u1;cne.
~ bonr.. gs.etnr, = did elect honest tnrn IL
nllIr jif'hR ta- t"i rtfofin two years sEp.
but Lsvcr rarried=y; lie .ske<t them. - huairt -
@:n; iiss| a. 4 aoas;t s; ,a IL itsa
ion. and roni .i'aia,tr.te hones.iy '' and @ ue
r.t bid Il ous foF ths Comfy nl'a,ua VI. ii III i
You'd oo M it, asttd ,hen 70 asaesfr es ones
woold er,,h o't DC ccrr.pt Hug wh!cn VA now s.p
ping tic nnAncal foundation.
cot. uCSs
folrwrl Hrn. Mann. lie sail that there RereEa
~ o hs a. ,4. 70 m ~. % fS,
'ctAoatan Denocr.tio GLIB. Was ths jackson ptmoo-
IN Tne.1.y ne.t. Tie. speaker made
pictures Of t1e Ja1e,sotan Conventions, which sftcr
The ttr''h o! Iar.nas fioyno passed resolution adj
awcn Snrc's r.g ,s 1,' e. Of e 1nd .hen sx:l.
then "fA on Iaeslsy lc1. mud they would throw him
ueaihg -. ga9A fellow, hut no. to bo inrusted witt
the p+DtleA naon"y The erAker s,oad with his licad
unabf ny AfH ht~'A1hn EEFriL:y r;h:pE Ind cut It
o.. Nut hr preferred tHe Eeru'fa party because Il
vas endshTortnG to retire llo,e.. snvcr1naens. Let
Hcstn5 hne pin own raw ani lay hia debts. He bad
boasted tl2t LIE carried tile 1erihu yoe in ls rocktt
This be wanted hn rcd tatf 10 eAnw H'a,ng that 10
coGld net m controE the hon:As German vote.
The ttes Club then cnltvent+l the treas!4u with an
nrp-o1trla;e campaign solig, which WAS tc.*.reA Wit.
gAtauaaatn.
MI. MfcuAELsoy
in \ frS+
ing aa fear Hn cd soe7sca the elecs!dn of NJ Hnk
hhd tbs e.Itire Republican tlLGes NECESSITY f,r
honest en,trun.ent and :he cruAhng of tnu krra.
Connty Ring. They dbl no need 10 yoe for Is'.iug
because he hceiei fnonoY. II his fffcnds wantc,i
het him, let hem p.y his rLts hut let them zos 10 il
II the rxptnae Of thr publ 1ht5 rvu!d get rau'rr
from ths oot;lio' .e 10 veil ths. wanted 70 n:ke
p.op pea c,oney t'!: lonely nscrsaits II ptic
sTalr. He beg& led them 10 vote Tho Republican
lefes in order to tfuth ihs county ring.
JOHN LYLE Ring
followed Mr.. M!chat.sen uud advocated thu prottc-
ton Of .e atot- loxcs t1e icn day al 10 tuat
In honest snd puro tsf; tiou took tLue. He tfke
thcIn 10 be v91lsn an'! not allow the minority 10
elte Of tue clect,on anil tho integrity Of the b,llnox
must 10 protested. The right Of suHraso should
te preserved inslotaso AID pure. Tae mcr.
eianta wera 10 4o-ushttn prc'trva the purity
done beusr, to cioso their t.oses rcetun day
aud to r,e: i heir aud tho iDef.Es ct Chic 'n.
Lit tlta bA In wha,e Interest It nght-dut l1s 1. be- III
the lntctasts Of sacred rGht,-:he Hyt Ut EG1ragp.
II this lierlteJ tEen they hIyn nothing css to
pEoL:tt t4e.1 freedom.
1H0WELL o1sE.,
Assistant pletfctAotney soke next. and c0ntr rasted
the ti,le;s q tho swo parties aad hnw they wers
1ou:ne With tArss rousing cheers for Huck aud the
Republican uskes.
, 1875-10-29
WHAT CORRESPONDENTS THINK.
NE3ISQ ASU HALuMQX.

~ Tie Editor n Tbs chaeaoa Tribune:
CuIcAto. Oct. 28.-0n the 18th Of January, 1874.
A. c. Hesing lled / petition iu the United States
District Court addressed to Judge D!odgett, IN
which he stated that he was TEosldont Of tho
Aaats- Zesstsny Company; that tho assignee Of tba
Got.uanla 1lsurauce Company. Mr. Vocke, held .
1Jto duo ou demand against 0ou. Edward y.
Saionon for $4,000, hud 10 collateral thereto
securing sald uole forty shares Of S&cots-Zettun9
stock, Of tho fR:o vAluo Of e4.U00. This slock
lad ooeu otlglnaIy issued to Ha.o;noa. and then
when tia old stock was by tho Staats- ZeitunJ
Company ordered to bo BurlenuoEeI, aud new
stock issusI III lta place, Con. Salomon got new
stoc. for aud tn tho place OF the forty
sharen Of oll stock. The officers OF lilo
Stu. s.Z. Run7 company demanded Of a1omon ths
old x.eck 10 Ia delivered un aud Cancelled, but sao
nou claned had uistatl The old ahsres. aud ptom
isrs tu r.aEa them. Tho pto.k ~4s issued to Sat
oo In aa1. cs'ug t'slt learned That the old shar.s
af +uA were hs!u ~ Votke ~ collateral sscnrty 10
H4!,taon. fur the crelora Of thu t3rrauia ID.
an.adei shs slo fro, vocks, LII tho sttot Refused
sud th1ea1cuea tu III tic stock collateral to 61p-
.noas n,e ilsatus prayed tast veexe might b. en-
render lip &he RuArrs u stuck to Hestng.
IN thu l4y Woke, u the Assgnee, hicd hls
swer III m1ith H. xdt I'D TINT Ae Ael1 the stock Al
roI4rsi frcarlly tn tne nota Of H44unlon; lles!aR
A.d dtu.auded thu s!otG Ut h and hs had refused 10
ion tsoa he ct. iesns to n.le PROT. sn nssr .iIa:
ted or denied, asked lhat tho n4tter 10 referred
To tLe Register to taae prooi.
TN tbs day taa matter wRs referred TO tho NrR
ua tns s4,ns d4y Tho lseg!ster took The proof shs
hn as .he testimony t.. vs. osrsa md
does ps4t that thc Ass2nee, Or any attorney for
hln q tho sssso ats spts.ssa o. sIea
rturnsA ,uso court W As hessser. ehs Litter making
artIpst thereon
, 1875-10-29

THE EUEETu WNNU.
4 Kealey meeting was hell ~ Ssl State street
last evening. Tho gentlemen who had nat ar'-
rointEd comntteo 10 nlake arrangements for =
larger naoating and shen adjourned.
TIL !ltTH WAND.
4 lumber OF thp filenla Of Michael Keeley
met last night a: TIC corner Of etsta and ThiE-
tieth streels. Mr. e. +. Quean was appointed
Chairman.
Mr. 4. +. Cooke sAtd that Nj. Keo'ey had bean
greatly hlAudercd, but 1t hid heen put On -
thlck thai everybody could see that u ssa QsEs