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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01
SEmnA0hG.

EN- ,-,,C DISTRICT COURT OF NE
Il second Judicial District Ct the State q Ne
y,dn. in and for the County CT orit s. s1
SARAH A. YAGER, plainun, vs.. Sh1'ieic
IUER YAGER, dCfeEdant
arttr,, tror. hi in the District Court q tLe
second Judici1l District Of tie state OF NeNa0a
IN sud for ihe County c. orinsDS' ai.l liie -. -,
plsiut Sled III said County OF ciasp:: "a INC
tl-ice G: the Clerk Of said District Conn.
Tho state Of Nevada 81 ids greeting 20 ,EAi >
TOPPER YAGER, oefendsEf.
ycu are hereby required 10 appear IN an scioA
I,,o,,rfr susins. YOU by the above nsuisd pam
ti.F "a she bis trict Court Of tie Second JudItiAi
District Of The state Ct Nevada. III ara iol the
County of CrInsby, And TO A. swer tne toilp4a AZ
flcd therein Ia copy Of which nc ,ompanles tiils
unr,oras, within I, II days texclusiyeof tie DAY
~ stry.cel after the sssSiee On you q ms
srr,nlcns--if served within this county: or II
served CIT Of this county. hut in this District,
VT in iveuty DAYS. otherwise within ferry
siavs-or Judgment by oefsult VIII lie tsEeh
against you
are said action is broueh t TO obtain degree
f reyEr arIulling the bonds of matrimony "a
now ex sting between you and piaiLli. upon
the grounds VI wilful cess rtion aid failing IL
,,rovif. the common necessaries OF lie, for
more than two years last part
Ard you are hereby Notified that II you iall
to a1,.ar aid ans er the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff VIII apply TO
the 4 curi for the relief therein prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal
of tie Dis riot CouIt of the Second
SEAH Judicial District OF the State Of Nc
SG ~ vaoa, in and for the County OF orms-
bv. this 18th day of November, in the year CT
our Lord, ole thousand eish: hundred and sew
enty-f
VIM PA11ERsoS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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John Day. Of Dayton. in the Ceun.y =
Igor, 10 he suryeyor-0sner,l q tse s'
Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01

Samuel p. ssl:y. of the toNn O. iu, - : !.
-, -, csn,t~ ~ FnrtLs. - be Superintendent
- Trliic Instruction CT TIE state q N,ESGa-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01

J,;,n =. Hii;. CT Winncmuooa, N ihe
County CT Humboldt, 10 lie sta1e iihief ei ~
state Of Nevada
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01

6. Il. Wright. er Carson City, in th'
County Of Orm-by. TO he IIslI.~t Jusse Ct It's
second Ju,lici.i District.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

rCNJsTA GOSSOsIEATES Sill:
81 yer Mining Ccnil arv. location q principal
nisce q: business San Francisco. California =
Vocation az works, Aurlra. FsIntralda county
Nevada.-Notice is hereby given that AT meet
iEr CT Tic Board Of directors. held On the io'h
Gay of December, 1874. 81 asst ssm'nt NO. 1--WE
az Of enc ISL OoI dollar rtr share WIS lesito
u..cr the capital stock O. the cnrf'crsfien. paF-
s,ds i,cmrdi.tely. ia United States gold com. 20
t;e Secretary 1t the Office Of Ike company,
Foe,n % Nc. 4l9 California street, San ran
eisco aiiforris. AIRY stock upon Whl'n th's
assessment shall remain unpaid or the
cist Cay Of January, 1873,
viii be delinqert and advertised for sale ct
public auction: and unless fe. nent is made be-
fore will be sold Ga
sday, tie tenth tlc) day Of Feb
ruary, 1875,
TO raw the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising ard expenses CT sale.
CIIAS. S. NEAL,
Secretary.
ofacc-Rocm 20. No. 40, California street.
San Francisco. California. oeis-'o
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,1,y,.r ". KIsiTeT. st Ean il:cn. lin the
County of White J ir"- to he Attorhe, -e'f 80
CT TIC state OF Nevada
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01

Richard EfSirE. OF Nifsisia' IN !. !,
Coun-. &c storey. 10 he llsilCL sIsee q =
iirst yu.aS-~t District.
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S U n II o N S j..

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT Or TIE
4 Second Judicial District of tie State OF Ne
vads in and for the County OF Ormsby--
LOUISA PARROTT, plaintiff, VS.. GEORGE
PAhROTT, defendant.
action brought in the District Court of
the second Judicial District Of tie State Of
Nevads, in and for the County CT ornsay, and
the COMPLAINT filed in said County Of Ormsby,
in the Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevld4 sends greeting to { r
OGGE PARROTT. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
Lruacit against you by the above named Plain
tin in the District Court Of theSecond judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, m and fer the
County of Or1rnby, and to answer the complaint
filed therein IA copy Of which accompanies this
SumnaonsJ within ten days exclusive of the day
ct servieel after the service you Of this SUM-
ont Of this county, but in this District. within
twontyGays, Otherwise within forty days-ol
Judgment by default will be taken against you
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds ct T s;rimony existing between you and
plaintiff, upon tie ged ground of failing &c
provide the conmon necesssaries Of Life fol
tI.intiT sad family for more than two years
las. past, asd that the care and education OF TIT
minor children, George Austin, " lillian Henry
and Ida Lay beiaxGlGtd 10 plaintiff, and judS
mcrt for her costs.
Ard you are hereby Notified that if Jon fail Il
urrear and answer tie said complaint as abov'
1t QEired, the said plaintiff VIII apply to TIL
Court for tie rliof Prayed therein.
49, Given under n-y hand, End the sea
EEE,- of the District Court If the SecoT.t
Vs..a=1 JUciciai LisiIiot Of lie STATE Of Nc
yrda in .Ed fer the County ef Ornlsby, TIL
l,l day Of Tee, nLer. in Ike year CT cur i-or'
cLe ti-oIsaIG eight hundred and seFeht! ivur
4. j. EUWaEDS. CleIE.
VIM. PAITEE son, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Chsrle. y. EieSncN. Of C@Issn ,i'S. II
.he County of crrsby, To be tlesk ci tAs ~
,-,,,e Cat.rt Of The state Of Nevada
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lewis Il. Era4icv. Ct Ae
Farm. in ;he County CT Like, L" d
tie State CT NevssiE.
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NiIiian, VI. Hobart. CT Hsnliicn, ~
tbe CENT, 81 " bi.e Fine, TO be Ccn.rellor OF
ID, state Ct Nevada
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-01

Schooling, Of Rsvtilie. in Tx
trrr.- Of Sye, 70 he Treasurrr OF the state q
Sevass. -
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| J.ros n. krfn.r. 81 Unionsiiie. in The
| County q Hup.i,eidt 10 - Ssfr'h! u S-'e
/, Of tie tate q Nevada,
, 1875-09-05
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
How Mr. Moody's New
Church is Progress
ing.
Effort to Unite the Eastern and
Western Churches.
Attempt to Satisfactorily Settle the
Procession Of the Holy Ghost.
Beecher on the Gospel Of Gush-
Prof Swing Concerning
Ralston.
Or. Hal! and Costly Churches.-~Refrac-
tory Catholic Priests.
Notes and Personals at Home
and Abroad.
Church Earviccs T0-Dnv.
Notes and Personals at Home
and Abroad.



gow r. ppnnupssps
l,..ar -..a .-or, 1h;o..o -
"aon o'o.uo1 "1ooo5 ot"t .oo 4'o"4 e.A~axo ~
engage in his great evangelical WORK III 1rehE
Britain, he left his congregation worshiplng ln
the old frame structure, temporary concern
orao,aa .tto- .ha era ~ Tho cornar ~ nntario
e'oe'su g.. 49, &"e "o ~ 80 ,;s..,1 .<..>
aoo "el'7 ''4e '
the ire IN which Was destroyed Alr. AoodYo
church on Illinois street, between LaSalle and
Wells. preparatious we're made for building
800 n.,ora H. 1roodv o,.rtad for F,rone
no" ono' no1o'o ~" "ooo' 0@@4 80 ~
some 94oUVo naa been saoaclioeo TOT s1e odn put T.
pose: ana 9uafaoteea oo;alneo 1o1 'Iom Sf'Cop ~
V'ooo au9i1tonA'' a1o Tteh,,, ce,~,ss ~ wo1e e
watts. De Gotye1, !; Il. a,cocock. aeorRe ";
hohineon. ana =. n: haoel' oao oeen spFo.n.eu -.
q Building Committee to take charge OF the
proj'o; ,r
In July 1873, aoont TWO months a1ter ~.
MoodYs departure, e1onnd Was broken on !, t1e 70 E
street and Chicago aver ne Tor tue new STRUCTURE: II
Work was pushed vigorously until ea11S ID tne
fall when the panic swept over tne couns1y
damaging business Q! Ill Emu. ano 1atnes tuau
undertake. to cro"d tne snosc1'oeI5 70 tue ou!ia-
ing fund. many Of hom s1oseQuent!v 1ounotoe1n-
selves in stra1tened circumstances. tne computes
abandoned the plan tor completng tue oallo'ne
that year. aho !nsteau u1lsueu W .uo
which has been used BY the congregation since
that time. , ,
All a1iaAEe4outo' po"o'1's I1@ -.-1 =
work was resumed on thu church Tor lts compile
ton, according to the original plan or the lst OF
August. The walls are nearlv oompieteo ana
work is being so rapidly ADVANCED tnat tne oula.
ing will be finished ready for occupancy aooo'
Dec. l.
The ground plsn is 100 feet on Chicago ase-
nue. by $50 on IaSalie* In tho basement tnese
will be lecture-room with seating capacity ior
about 1>ouo nnrarv ana reao1oe-toom: Eassa =
study md conm!ttee,rooms; .sto aho soons lao'e'
rooms and dlnlnS-room Ano kltcnen;
, 1875-09-05

BEECHER ON The GOSPEL Or tuSH.
SERMON AMONG THE MOUNTAINS
Mr. Beecher held his second tent~seryice At
the Tw1n-Mountain House Aug. %, and took for
his text "Be ye therefore perfect even as your
Father in heasen is perfect" In tbs course OF
his remarks he answered various objeccons that
are made to the doctrines that the end to be
gained BY conversion and religious training is
the production Of 4 higher type OF character.
md be repel1eo the assertion that it wss new
tangled doctrine. He declared that it Was that
which Christ and His disciples taught Those
very things which tae Gospel places most stress
UPON we're the things which the devils disciples
called "gush." That which Paul eaid oeatn 1.a
could not touch was not reason nor shining g1fts
of eloquence, nor prophecy aud fore-looklng:
Int those emotions Of the soul-faith. hope, and
lore: to them WAS given the eroWn Of 41mmortalt-
kY. while all these other qualities we're Obliged
to fail back ID tho shadow OF TWILIGHT.
nn;tv The epeaker paid . tribute to the IeUs in
the following language:
1see no reaeou why there should be dts1aon ane
t.txe~n tbe Jew and tho Christian Tho od darkneas
~ nsms Of the jew-that used t. oe byword and
hiskn9-have dropped their habi1oeuts ot contempt.
This ffee ind Believe IL tne only piaee On me g.ooe
rhs-r the Jews feel themselves to be 70 permanently
established that they buy real ossate and .e sesue
down and ntngle with the people ana neeoms
recognized citizens. t sna q ns eno T e. o4ture Now
- xrp i,dehted TO the Jews for that which ~ best
among Us We recered from tne old Jew ssoek ol
Inn mr. nonlest conceptions Of righeousneas Ill TIT
world has gone to schoolto Judaism and w aro Ena
We are-as man Discerning right md wron9, ana =,
having uuatierzbe aspirations Tor n18nsF mAonp0o
MbY ,ls Jewish Scripture and the 1ewsh Christ tn
JeTs have come among III, and we turn and say e
then, That which was torn With Gou SUD rspenee
md ade by ths principles Of one of you
nTn men. desceuded through the lotns of the pAtr1
arch D4vid Jesus our Savior, and your eountryma5
has rounded out and gwen 70 The xo1d n 1pasnd
tTntled. and dAwned and ahone, but did not come Il
! It's noonday brightness IN the Old Testament"
In auoihez connection alr. Beecher argued
, 1875-09-05

pRorrED1yGs or THE CONFERENCE At BONN.
The correspondent OF the London Times at
Bonn gives 40 interesting account Of the session
Of the Old Catholics and members OF the Greek'
English, Auerican Episcopal. and other
c hurches. At the first meeting on Aug. IL
thoee preeont besides Dr.. von Dolllnger, bishop
Reipkens, and Professors Reusch. Lan2en' ana
Knovdt were on the Oriental Side Archbishop
Genadlus and Bishop Me1chisedek, from hou-
mania: the Archimandrids Brienios and Anas-
tasiade, sent by the Patriarch OF Constantine
nre Archmaodrid Sara from Belgrade, and
profasso1 Nicodemus from Dalmatia; Col.
K,reief, Secretary to the Friends Of Spiritual En-
,iehtenuept in Petersburg Mr. Jan1cheh, lee
tor of the Ecclesiastica! Academy in Petersburg !;
professors Ossinin and Phl'ppof, from the
s.ne CITY: Mr. Boukhotiun from Mosco", and
Professor Modestow from kiof. one ne"oeF
vas present from France-M Theodore oe
Felice, tic son OF the late well~known ITO
fessor At Mon.auban. The German Protest.
ants were represented by only ~, t"o
members - Dr.. Adeieerg, from c.,zs, ze!!'
From Am erica there vera Dr.. Potter secEetars
Of The House OF Bishops OF America, Dr; FeH!'
Sacratary of the Lower House Of Clef1cal DePu-
tea and Dr.. Scharff. From England we're ptee-
ent the Bishop OF Gibraltar. the Dean OF eueea eo
ter fauou Liddon, and few others. " w =
,Doll1u9er opened the meeting, and pre'aoea tne
disruasions br survey OF what WAS ~ oe uouo'
and of the difficulties TO be overcome: No Polus
I'd mi that lhe great distractions TO tne reou4on
of the Western aud Eastern Churches lay =! eon.
dictine modes Of thought. To trace 1ne I!sto'y W )
~ these distinctions we had to 60 PAN "
neriod when these churches agreed *uu .oou ~ e.
em;nn that which separates them uo"' "
orcat noint OF difference was the doctflne " 80
Ho}y Ghost, and the chief roint OF asleemeu'
~aa the objection to the revolutionary "o:1. =
mont Of the Church Of Rome. 1oeJ nao MIL
tha Creeks the common basis .4,.
01od semper, quod ubique, 9uod ao OMNIBUS
T, tha ninth ceptury The separation nlst oc-
cnrred the Roman Church IN VAN enoea'oians
~ re-eatablish it's sup1emacY. Ihe Matn Po'4
tbat must be kept in mind was tnht ne "osui
:. sloane" weIe ~ Interpolation. lneY nae
anDeared in Spain IN the sixth century, aas
spread from that country over Europe. IN W.
hep;nn1Dc OF the eleventh century tne9 "et'
taEeD up also in Rome and added 10 tn9 ha... "4.
freed, Thts ar,ed the Western ano Ess.ea' Is.'s.
Churches e1fectuslly, and tho ome1en9 '.a, ponn.a
oosit1nns the two chuEcoes aite' "arus aS7o'oo>
mada an7 reunion less likely than ever.
The words - ilioque having been .nt'ouucs'
into the Greed it WIS necessary to ]us'uJ .nuu,
and now tie question became one OF "nnt ausuu.s :
I,one Innocent III. claimed to be the 1epressnsa
t;re of God upon earth. and as SUCH oec!ateo ~ ~
roht to alter the Greed Is 90 "a" NJ; 80
conrse he took Was supported BY Ibomas 49u.n ILL.,
a. He wrote 4 work to provo 1nas sae ao!o 70
had tb1s right, and went 80 far ~ TO asc1.oo ~
fsilibility to them, but he eTldens12 1e's aa"~'
, 1875-09-05
REFRACTORY PRIESTS
TROUBLE IN TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT LOUIS
VILE.


VILE
,:..1. .... 4hor. b.. haao ~o,-
.iaarab.e axcitement and discussion among tho
nas,.. c.+ho,,r. ~ 1,on;ay;ila ovar tha rernoYa1
isoa@n ea'1!'oo ~ ~ -. .r
aud suspension OF several priests III tnas uocese
hv tha RIGHT Rev. Bishop NcCloskey, Bishop Of
~ -, ~ a;...ss ~ P., ravranc. nor o..to, NJ
the d&ocoae' Los nes- Law oaeo No>' e"7Sot -
n--1;.- 60, F,thar nayr.jra frorn 1.ah,,on
no",n9 o.eeD 1ax a'ur. ~. nar~;a. . ~ ~ ~ po~,,ns
to Nazafeth: lev LIZ" Ue7s9ess OF no"ho8
"too"' .-J.a y. ..n".1.a - .,o,,-
to 70, and was suspended. no appea1eo 70 isooe
from the Bishops decision. Father Box
-. ha.r ,.ato- ~ az Iohn'a chnrct
Lao "o.D
which he 1ounoeo n1neeeen Jea9s ago.
, 1875-09-05
THE RALST0N LESSON.


The Alliance Of yesterday contained IN edito-
rial from Prof. SWINGS pen On tho Ralston
matter which is more common sense in ito sooe
than the average religious editorial Il ID -
followa:-
Death eame BY fate b3 choice, md upon lts dark
background the public may now see tho folly OF tbs
Hfe- In the Of jar Cooke and other iuustzious
human failures the hdeousuesa Of the frauds bid
den behind the Air words and nhiosophic sntles Of
the offenders but, in the Of Raiston desth cams
The broken bauk IL clearly seen In tho broken heart
Death checks The coating Of whitew1sh which would
have been spread tho California Bank bad Raston
lived on and chatted and smiled When = banker
cheats tho ha1d-worktn8 public out Of tan millions
million. somebody standing neares. to the fraud
should perhaps die At tbs time Of ths expose that tho
picture Of the shameful AFFAIR may hAVe black enough
background.
The death Of poor Ralston Ia burning red-aght
We all the Northern Paciae Railway. Aod shs
Cook County Bank, and many other pt1es Of aabris In
tna sed II S.re from tns p.enG eoa' hH~ tong .as
End hand iss earnings over to reckless adventuzsxs,
Heaven only knows.
pending banks lies In tho thought that the dese peo
pie to need lessons In this business OF
banking Whsa my Of u. fa5s5. I'D tsssasr. and
with man who keeps forty fa8l horses and pouEs out
money, as they said Of Ralston like water, we onghe
all to sec the day soon when sh0uld step to our
bank and nnd 1t as badly closed as is the old garden Of
Eden.
It may be the multitude Ia learning gradually what
style Of trust but their prnx1eaz ta painfully
allow. and the tuition bills painfully lsga Ths school,
| however. keeps on.
lesson Of duty. IT, many IT the editoss state.
'.they foresaw this" they feared this they sus
pected much ETC., etc. etc. why did they not yeaf
ago or three years ago mako their columns tho outlet
Of their prophetic souls !! When the Cook County
Bank closed oae Of our public said he had known
tor long uuae that the assets Of that bank vera
nothing but "cats and dogs" Thera are many
| Of these knowing alt around, but their
| silence shout these "cass and dogs is very
wonderful With many Of these wise men, the tnfos-
nation ia perhaps cats and dogs aso but It Il not
to be doubted that there editors Of daily pape.s
who studiousy Keep back from the public information
| Of great moment-keep it back because tho men in
| the bank powerful than the row Of depoa-
Ual the daily papers shall learn to make juAttco
their cardinal virtue their ink will he spread out IN
van OF they dare not make insinuationa and
become perpetual dsturbezs Of the public conhdence
| In the banking system, but they hold power thai
nigh: find is ways Of reaching set OF doubtful man,
md Of checking then, without creating public alarm.
The daily paper il tie chief hope Of tho multitude.
| and should stand BY tho people,
, 1875-09-05

LA I)I E EzzzSS.

" we1r yesterday walking t1e corridors Of The
rstne1 Houfe. ruminstine urson themes We should
max Of in relation to TOILETINE in general. and
Caieagos approach to heaven through the pres
nce of 30 many pretty women within her gates IN
pssdculaz, when \ female with elongated vtsaRe,
rnsasured strides xnd no corse.s-ttat is. we don't
&aou, u oourse but then experiences would dc
hts th1t sne didn't indulge cofbets-appruached Us
viii seNere prese.ce, and asked il We were the i'm
moral agent Of TO1LET1SE promenad1ng the coun-
IT, eon.aminatn9 the newspapers, and replacing tue
modest blush Of the Indies With mock beauty thst
M weighing them down to ruin7 "Well," we re-
raEted. :hae 1, direct question: to whom are We
indebted I" ~ au deleg7ted," sha replied, :" by =
sty fot the protection Of unsought females to 1tt
k:E protest eEnnst such inhuencea ard rrirdtelu In
furu h TOILETINE will re1uvel t, and bring lovers
GSnd and ramh1es by the brooks, etc, Of
NH 70 have dreancd7 ne are quite numerous,
nd bold forth 1t R:yersidaP Just then NC were noi
I'd hss our presence necessary 70 the opening Of
0a gsand reception given by us at that hour IN the
ntots be1oE, and we could only retuark that as
9ArEr. LOVE. and REX WAS evidently what she Was
I:es* It could be found in TOLETINE, and the drug
aests would supply her i,umediately. And then We
esaded 70 receive the wealth, talent and beauty Of
1e city, assembled to do honor TO DE La BAETA and
1Vl1EIlNE- See ether city paperH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-26
The Liverpool aud London ana
Globe Insurance Company.

The Liverpool aud London ana
Globe Insurance Company.
From the London Review.l
The annual report and balance sheet
submitted to the meeting Of the share.
holders last Wednesday cannot but be
considered very satisfactory. Following
out the wise policy announced some
time back, the directors are steadily
Strengthening the FIRE reserve by adding
elO0 900 TO it out Of the FIRE surplus Of
$278,520. The reserve now amounts 10
G700,000. Although this seems an
enormus sum TO hold undivided, yet the
directors cannot be too much commend
ed for their resolution to accumulate
such a fund as will enable them to look
even another Chicago or Boston fire in
the face without apprehension. After
bringing the reserve up to e700, 900 the
directors have declared a dividend of IS.
per share, which, with Is. paid, makes
a dividend Of rs per cent per annum for
the year on the paid up capital. The
shares, on which only e. has been paid,
are now selling at e. los, or at a pre-.
MUM of 275 per cent on the original in
vestment.
One can hardly sympsthize with the
implied regret in the report al the slight
decrease in the FIRE income. That the
premiums are less for 1874 is not to be
wondered at looking at the depression
and financial collapse existing on the
other side of the Atlantic. Considering
the present state Of trade in the States
and the large amount of business trans.
acted there by the Company, it is more
than probable that an increase in the
premiums might have involved a more
nan proportionate increase in the Losses.
1t is we'll known that fires and bad com.
mereial seasons run hand in hand, and
the caution Of the Company and the
+ reduction Of its premiums will probably
t explain the surplus on the FIRE account
q Inc proportion of losses to FIRE premi
mlums is only 80 per cent.
In the Life Branch the report state
S that considerably more policies wer,
|, issued IN 1874 than in 1873. The asset
have increased in the funds ofthe unitet
Liverpool and London and Globe Com
panles from e., ,2l7 to G2,O97, 1897, o.
by nearly $4,000, in the ordinary assur
ance department, while the annuity fun
remains almost stationary. The pro
} portion OF expense Of management an,
/ commissions together to the gross reve
/ nue. OF the Life Assurance Department
| is Only nine per cent. This cannot bu
be considered a satisfactory result.
Messrs. Greene & Lucas, No. IS Mac
ison street, are the agents of this sterlin
: company in Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-26
NEW YORK.

NEW York, March ga Port De-
posit dispatch states that the ice gorge
there is much feared, and it is believed
when it moves, unless some very favora-
BILE circumstances arise, it will sweep
away most Of the place, and also carry
away the bridge at Havre de Grace.
Dispatches from the west branch OF
the Susquehanna river state a telegraph
office has been established at Glen Union
to warn the people when the gorge
there o The ice cutters are at
work at Lock Haven and Williamsport,
and blasting has been tried at the latter
place to make a channel.
The Police Commissioners have in
formed all parties expecting to parade
in the funeral pageant on Sunday in
honor of the memory of John Mitchell
that such parade cannot take place, as
the law forbids any such demonstrations.
The public parade has, therefore, been
abandoned, and an ovation will take
place on Sunday afternoon in the Hip
podome.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-26
A sLIGHr MISTAKE.

Hon. John NJ. Gallaway, the golden
haired youth who lives just on the line
between Shelby and FAyette counties,
and who sat in the lower House of the
General Assembly Of the State as
Floater. without representing the people
of either county, rushes into this morn
ipe's papers with a card concerning his
vote on the bill to abolish the Second
chancery and Second Circuit Courts Of
this county, and charges that he had
previously requested the LEDGER to pub.
lish the same, but had been refused the
favor. This charge is not true The
LEDGER Of the goth inst. contained Mr.
Gallaway's card, accompanied by an edi
torial reference to it, in which we &C
cused the young. man with the sunse
curls with having been guilty OF On
~commendable official action beyond
question in voting against this bill. Hi
nose on the Senatorial matter, though
is Just as dirty as any other nose in thu
delegation.