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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14

SELECT ENTERTAINMENT o. A, Rob
inson, assisted by Mr.. Ed SWEET, so we'll
known to the public, Mr.. Frank A. Owen of
Bangor, one of the best of amateur actors, Mr.
Milliken, and several fine lady amateurs, will
give select entertainment at Grand Army
Hall on Thursday evening, Sept. 2Sth. Some
of the finest musical talent have volunteered
for the occasion. The entertainment will con-
sist of select Rotations, music and the ele-
CANT society comedy entitled 'One too Many
for Him." Tickets for sale at Stockbridge's
music store, Exchange street, and Sturgs's
drug store, Junction Free and Congress street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14

To give proper idea of an American hotel
to the multitude of foreigners who will visit
the Centennial Exposition, the Windsor, stu
ated in Fifth avenue, between Forty-sixth and
Forty-seventh Streets New York, should be-
transported to Philadelphia with its manage
ment and surroundings Strangers would then
discover how far in advance of foreign accom-
modations our idea of hotel comforts have
reached. But as all who visit the exhibition
will come to New York, we advise a visit to
This palatial home. Every detail is perfect.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meetthe fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
FOR SALE.

A FIRST-CLASS Millinery and Fancy Goods
"A Store, situated in one OF most fourishing
factory villages in the State Desirably located and
doing a good business. Sold for no fault, liz not
Sold would take first-class Milliner as partner
one who can give good references, sc. Inquire Of
JOHN E. PALMER.
aug15dtt 243 Middle St., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
Bowdoin College.
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

nyHE Copartnership heretofore existing between S.
IL A. Ulmer and G.. A. Ulmer, under the firm
name of S. A. Ulmer g. Son, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, g. A. Ulmer retiring. The bust
ness will hereafter be conducted by S. A. Umer, at
662 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
July 10, 1876. sept14d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14

xOAN be made by energetic statesmen with our
" goods, Call at 423 Exchange Street, between
and 10 A NJ or enclose S100 fol sample, directions,
&c., to Box 1882 Portland, Maine. .ia20dsodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.

A LII freight destined to points reached by the fol-
"A. lowing Fast Freight Lines, viz: Red, White,
Blue, Canada, Southern, international, Hoosac Iun-
mel and Merchants Despatch must be shipped by
Boston & Maine Railroad For through rates and
bills ading apply to II. A. MCCLUTCHY,
auo5i diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
TFMPLARS OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNC1L-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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For Sale.
$40 Per Bay

SCHR. HATTIE E. SAMPSON, $50 61-100 tons
- burthen, N. NJ, well found in sails and rigging,
&c. Apply to MICAH SAMPSON.
jne21dtf 100 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14

THE PHYSICAL TRAINING of children. By
P. FL. Chavasse. With Preliminary Disser-
tation by E. 81. Getchell, M. D., Philadelphia:
New World Publishing Company. The alarm
ing mortality of childhood, amounting to near
ly half the children born, before the age of five
years is reached, leads US to inquire if this NOR
tality is an unavoidable fatality or if it is the
result of ignorance on the part of those to
whom the infant is entrusted. There is no
doubt that the reason for the difficulty is that
the mother has never been instructed, that
she has neglected to inform herself of the
measures necessary to the life and welfare of
her offspring. This volume aims to relieve
mothers from thei- dilemma. That it admra-
bly, succeeds in its object must be confessed by
anyone who has perused the work. The book
of DR.. Chevasse conveys much needed instruc-
ton in clear, forcible and readily comprehend
ed language, and the translation appears to be
entirely satisfactory The volume is one
which should be in the hands of every mother,
and ii is with pleasure we note that it will
soon be brought to the notice of our people.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14
AUCTION SALE.

A T Fort Preble Maine MONDAY, September 10,
IA at 10 O'Clock a. M, there will be sold quanti
ty of condemned government property, consisting of
one eight cared barge, one cream mare one set sim
gle harness, one dump cart, one bob-sled, one hun
dreG iron bunks some Blankets hair mattresses and
a few other small lots
CLERMONT l.. BEST, JR.,
list Lieutenant, LIST Artillery, Post Quartermaster.
sep13 DIST
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DIRECT NEGOTIATION of Aies,
~ Wines and Liquors. Holland Gin in
bulk j. DeKuyper. Green Seal Gin in case from Rot
terdam. Irish and Scotch Whiskey in bulk and case
from Ramsey & Co., Liverpool Henuessey Brandy
IN case, vintage 1866, 1870 and 1873, direct from
france. Very fine old Port and Sherry Wines direct
from London. Heidsieck Champaign. Bass Pael Ale
from Burton-on-Trent in Hhds., Bbls., and Kilder-
kens. Also same (Hibberts bottlng in casks and
cases of OTIS. and Pts. In the original packages in
bond or duty paid by JAMES GLINCHY, I'm
porter, SO Commercial st. apr7eod6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-09-14

From 7.30 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Deliver,
from to 10 a m.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

Furniture, &c.-F o. Bailey g. Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

Our citizens will be gretilled to learn
that work will soon be commenced on
the new Dallas College buildings, the
required amount having been sub.
scribsd therefor Plans and specifca-
tions for the building are furnished,
aud bidders are making their esti-
mates. II is expected the contract will
be awarded on the 18th instant, OF us
soon thereafter as practicable. In the
meantime and in accordance with the
terms upon which subscriptions were
obtained-that when $50, 900 shall have
been subscribed In way OF donations,
stock and otherwise, subscribers will
be called upon to pay first instruments
due on notes, and those having issued
title bonds for city lots, lands, etc.,
will be called upon for deeds In lieu of
said bonds, as per terms agreed upon.
The building, when finished, will be
undoubtedly one of the most elegant
for educational purposes in the State,
II not in the Southwest, and the people
Of Dallas especially, and all friends OF
the institution, will justly feel proud
Of it.
Nothing contributes more to the
prosperity and social elevation of any
community than flrst.class schools and
colleges, The people of Dallas appre-
ciate this fact, as evidenced by their
liberal subscriptions and encourage
ment.
There is no reason why this city
should not become the great education-
al centre OF Texas, possessing as 1t does
most superior advantages as regards
location, wealth and health and an EN-
terprising population.
A complete description Of the build
ing will soon be published.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21
CITY nrninare.

Now that the condition of the elty's
finances will not admit of a genera
system of underground drainage, even
on Main, Elm and Commerce streets
between the Postoflice and the City
Hall, 1t is best to take some steps to dc
the next best thing, which is surface
drainage Of our principal business
streets In time to remedy the evil oil
each winter, In the muddy and almost
impossible condition ofthese thorough,
fares.
This system Of surface drainage Il
necessarily part Of the sidewalk avs.
tenn, and should be built simultaneous.
ly and at the expense of the property
fronting on these streets, rs this prop.
eIty is Immediately benefited.
The new sidewalk ordinance, as soon
as II becomes a law, will accomplish
this, and while we build sidewalks, we
win prosecute uniform and well di-
gested system Of sur face drains on each
side Of Main, Elm and Commerce
streets. These cutters will be
laid fourteen inches wide, twelve
inches below the curb level,
and will be built OF yellow heart pine
plank two by fourteen inches, fasten-
ed to cross ties OF three by six inches,
well bedded down below the street
level, and fastened to the curb-boar
which Is Of two BY twelve Inches.
Then the surface drainage af Main.
Elm and Commerce from Jefferson
treet, will run east to Murphy street,
md pass Into the river, and will be
ufficient to pass . rainfall Of three
inches In four hours, IL kept always |
lean and free Of all trash and gar
'age. Whenever any sidewalk may
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21
How They played IL ON Him.

a Jolly party OF Germans concluded
to get OIL a Joke on their friend Charles
Deppe, the barber. So they had a
notice put In the paper that he had
"found baby's shoe AT the Manifest,
and not having any use for 1t himself,
wished to return Ii to the owner"
Early In the morning ono OF the party
goes to Deppe and says "Here, Deppe,
my baby lost her shoe, and want It,"
"What shoe ?n says Deppe.
"You know well enough. Look
for it,
Then poor Deppe began a wild
search for the missing shoe, and ran
sacked his shop for II, but In vain. 1t
was not TO DO found.
Then the owner Of the baby shoe
"riz right up on his back bone" and
said he didn't want "no foolishness,
by Gracious but that shoe, and
showed him the paper
Deppe read the paragraph with n
comically puzzled look aud said, "Vell
| tell you, poys, vot drinks vas go to
dot tam Mai.fest, and | vas trinkim
beer NIT George Blumeand dem BOhny
poys, aud vas very happy, and |
spect maybe dot | vas say Something's
like dot NIT dot editor man of De
HERALD, and so help me gracious,l
don't know vedder vas find dot shoe
or no. Mein Colt in Himmell yot a
pizness Is dot.n
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10. aassrs csnr.

During the pasl two days there mas
been an unusual number OF the dlsrep-
utable element brought before HIS
uonot some cases Of plstol-carrylng,
unlte a lot Of fghtiug, disordeIlieA,
DRINKS aud downs, to say nothing OF
SIN lower grades Of vice. Now aud
then some respectable" party Is
brought up, and TnE HERALD N re-
quested by anxious and mortified
friends TO keep his name out OF The
paper,p which Is done Ia the hope thA'
a reformation will commence IL Is
not long after "the highly respeelHpls
partyn Ia again up for being dlSorderly
drunk or pugDaelous. IL Is u serious
question whether the public morals
can not be better protected by publish
ING the names Of all offenders, IRE
sneellye OF race, birth, fortune POSI-
lion or oleverness. The performances
of A few chronic drunken wretches'
who spend their lives vibrating De-
tween the Mayors Court and the Gala
boose, are OF no particular Interest 70
respectable people, and the withhold
Ing or publishing OF their names don't
have n particle Of effect upon them
Hut your occasional respectable OF
fender might possibly be restrained u
he knew that II continually getting
drunk and belligerent that the sharp
teeth Of the type would catch him up
aud exhibit him to grinning world
lIf by saving one poor soul by this pro-
cess from ultimate dIgrace and ruin,
the press can do so, It viii have done
something, Responsibility should have
no immunity from publicity or the
law. There Ia less excuse fol. respecIa'
bili,y than for drink OF rags and
saualor, aud even handed justice would
probably be best preserved by making
no distinction between them, no FAR us
the press Is concerned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21
WINNING at NV Wife"

One Of our most staid and sober law
yers who is a model family man, and
vibrates like pendulum, year in and
year out, between his home and his
office, was completely hoored-knock-
ed entirely OF Of his pins by a crazy
client tho other day.
Court was opened and the case about
to commence, when the daft client
arose and solemnly announced that he
had withdrawn his case from his
counsel.
Gle has been winking at my wife,
your HONOR
The wife who was present In court
was II plain, motherly looking old soul
who was dumofounded at this extra.
ordinary oracular announcement. Tue
aggrieyed client however, stuck to his
determination, This should be a
warning to the bar how they wink at
handsome old women of sixty Ia poke
bonnets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Nv. Littlehsle
have taken apartments at the San
Jacinto.
Captain jefferson Peak, one OF the
venerable veterans of the Mexican
war, is going to the Centennial.
Mr.. Trezevant, Of Little Rock, a
member of the firm of T relevant &
Dargau, is in our city with view OF
establishing branch house here,
Mr., MarsalIs, of the firm OF Marsalis
Il Underwood, has just finished one of
the neatest in design and most con-
veniently arranged cottage residences
in the city, next to DIR. Johnson's and
near Ross avenue.
Mr.. Tom Scott turned out the other
evening with his new troop of horse,
the black horse cavalry. The men
role as only Texans can, and Captain
Tom looked every inch trooper
worthy to have followed Ashby.
Mr.. Alex. Sanger, of the firm OF
Sanger Bros THE HERALD is pleased
to note, is rapidly recovering his
health, which had been impaired by q
too close attention to the demands of
his large and increasing business.
Captain Brown, OF Mckinney, the
law partner Of Governor Throck NOR
ton, came here yesterday, on his way
to Tyler, and found that he would
have to go around by Houston. SO
much for having the United States
District Court at Tyler,
Captain G.. {. Rivers, formerly Bust
ness Manager Of THE HERALD, has
been for the past year one Of the chief
clerks in the auditors office of the
Texas and Pacific Railway. His friends
down at this end Of the line would
like to see the light OF his countenance
II he can tear himself away from the
entertainments and allurements that
lurk Id certain pair of dark eyes In
Marshall.
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. ale
RESIDENCE And BUSINESS LOT At A
BARGAIN!

A small residence and stable with n, 49,.
anu quarter OF rich ground, In one of ,he
prettiest and most healthful marian VI VI me
city of Dallas. for sale al a hargoin Vi we !,
not only splendid location for n onia, " ~ Is
denee. but future business nronar,,. Ies!,
lower ground being adjacent 10 M W. us us
and Dallas Railroad depot. N las ha,.a
The residence and market ean,sn 81 y, ~,
hoss. ON Its southeast, and Widow Ran"d.,W /.
residence, onthe roith, on Carnth siraa, ,'i
north OF Ross enue. Its axrelion, et.,,.3'
ern exposure ana Itch warm so,i nr ,O,,ii,
vegetables two weeks earlier than ~ Z
localities and with Its surronpdin1s ~ wy
ectly free from the down town mrJ ~,
peach orchard shuts of from Il ali ci;v U.S. U.S.
Dallas Spring. and the Pres byterian's uust.
adjacent, with springs on the nloca soyp,,g
anever-iailing stream throuphont nna IN
OF the tract, give IL wat ar priyieves,or
,ns OF hsh pond rare in Dallas. a fisb. nnn5
eau De cheaply constructed on i, ,rs ynn
ovuiu supply all Dallas with front. II Vii
taways contain reservoir OF water aaar,
i ns IL 70 strawberry raising or fiorist,s % =
SSen. good rock-bottomed cistarn in tho
NJ, .asenent kitchen, wide hall and three ,raII
a ~ anu Ventilated rooms and porch ON ona
49,, aging contiguous the Presbyterjan
~ nv. va anu school property, with lis health.
III III grove, IL has excellent educational faciIi
ia ~; ~ Is one-half mile only from tha f,ai
~ courthouse, and less frorn lie Texas pa
s ,,nni Depot. Terms, half down, balansa ~
we've AVE-. months, Title perfect and warrant
ueed given, Apply 10 warranty
d, L. RICHARDSON, Agent.
opposite to Texas and PACING nano,
apis-sun8thur-dm ~eP0''
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PREFERRED SPECIALS,
Clothing / Clothing / Clothing


At the New York Clothing House, sos Elm
street, Dallas. and 81 Walker street, New
York. We ask ~ a special favor that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents fur
niphiBg goods, viii examine our goods and
compare prices, not convinced that we are
giving better value Tor the prices, than have
ever been Eeen In this city, then we shall
not expect them 10 my. Such an opportunity
TO buy nrst-elass clothing at less than man'
gfacanhnE prices may never occur again, a.
We wish 10 lay our assortment before The
public, and got isirly acquainted with the
rrsag. ,ge viii make such great reduction
fraln regular prices, as to at once gain fay"i
Win tho general public aud be con-
vitted 81 being She lowest price clothing
house Ia Texas. aprli-d6w5ms
TIE above establishment, is branch of
TIC weli.kaown hpuse OF A. streinburg a
go.s ~ Walipg street, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

Bny, sell and rent lands and houses. Elk.
anime titles and pay taxes.
Have lands for sale In Dallas and western
counties, and desirable city property.
For sale--?j. COO acres OF choice land In Den
ton county.
An admirably located and weIl-inprovet
farm OF lilo acres, six miles from Dallas
Prairie, timber and good water.
An improved farm of ls0 acres, about Il
miles fran town. Price sl,s0O,
2,zll acres OF desirable land In Lampasal
comfy. Suitable for stock farm.
f'os aale or 20 exchange for Dallas city prop
essy, 100 acres Of land Ia Rockwell county
50 acres 10 . line stale Of cultivation, Cal
an John L. Cook & Co. tae wlde-awsEo Resi
)sAtykc Agents, opposite the LeGand hotel
,kayie-2,
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rne ca,nearai organ.

The ladies Of ST. Matthews Cathe-
dral IRE making active preparations
70 eiya grand Strawberry aud Ice
Cream Festival on Tuesday night, op.
posite the Lamar hotel, for the lauda-
bic purpose Of raising funds to pur-
cnnse suitable organ for the Cattle
drsl lnthis plous work they should
bsye The patronage and assistance Of
all who take any pride In contributing
theic mlte TO the object. The enter
talnment can not but be one Of the
most attractive socially OF the season,
aud VIII DOUBTLESS bring out all the
young people, aud the old folks too.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21
Tmg PLUsn TIMES or DALLAS,
nar.,. Of old ri,as EIoqusnes,

Once upon a time there came up for
trial In this county, before the District
Criminal Court, the case OF the State
VI. ---, charged with perjury. The
state was represented by very pictur'
esque attorney, aud one whose talent
for missing the precise meaning OF
words amounted to a miracle. lie In
falllbly went wrong with n Wide and
surprising lnielicity. The prisoner was
arralgned, plead not guilty, aud after
the opening argument for the state
aud argument for the defence, the
aforesaid picturesque edition ola brief
less barrister concluded IN the follow
ing burst Of eloquence, which neither
Demosthenese nor Cicero could have
equalled;
GESTLRMEg or THE JURY--The de-
fcndaut ar strung up here on u charge
Of purJury. Gentlemen, puJury Is Tie
blacklist crime that dances around the
satellites Of the galaxy OF deep-seated
hell. Gentlemen OF the jury, what orr
TO be done with q man that would
commit purjnry? I'll tell yer a man
that would commit purjury ort not TO
have a friend In all this juvenile land,
Everything Ort 10 go diagonal TO his
feelings. His friends ort to quit him
like iieas will orr from wet dog
And even his wife and children ort TO
dilapidate against slch hlghpothamus
OF o man."
The jury promptly returned YER
diet Of guilty, aud the ''peJurer" is
now doing the State some service at
Huntsville.
Ia another case before Judge Barks-
dale, one Of the counsel for the plain
til mildly asked the sheriff to call his
partner colonel, while the absent
partner was waited for, the other part
ner arose majestically aud fired of at
the Judge in this wise;
"Yer Honor, thar is question which
comes up in this case post runiinIs
which I'd like yer Honor to settleW
His Honor told him to present the
question, when the aforesaid arose
very calmly and said
"Supp0se, yer Honor, that ] make
negotiable promissory note payable to
guardeen or banter qumre, could any
body icept party's ex. cremlniS sue
on the note"
Judge Barksdale replied;
"Well, Colonel, this is novel ques-
ton and one which | have thought upon
great deal, aud investigated rs thor.
ougLly rs our limited Libraries would
admit Of. The authorities are about
evenly divided, and fight like foreign
nierconaries on both sides OF the ques.
ton. However, ! have no hesitation
In saying that The strong inclination
of my opinion Ia that If II does not
happen, it will most certainly not
occur.N
ayes, yer Honor, yes" replied the
attorney I'd come TO the same pint
MYSELF whereupon the court, jury,
bar and audience broke out into tire.
mulluous peals Of laughter, and shut
out business for the day.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Christian Church.--Coner Austin street
ana Ross avenue. Services, lOHand7 o'clock
sunday SCHOOL at 0 q. m. soclal meeting ey-
CRY Thursday night At o'clock. Elder kiIA
Baxter, Pastor,
NJ n. Church soufh-Corner Commerce ana
Lamar streets - Rev. Mr., Nicely, Pastor
Services A. ~ am. and ~ pm. every sunday
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at ~
O'Clock. Strangers aud visiting members
hretlon cordially invited.
CONGREGATIONAL Charth Services every Sun
day, at knights OF Pythias Hall. Preaching
ut II o'clock to-day, by Rev. II. NJ. Daniels
visiting brethren cordially invited 10 at
tend.
FIRST baptist rhureh--tornor Sycamore an,
Patterson streets. Rev. q. W. Rogers, Pasio
residence 40 Bryan street,. Services ever,
Lords bay AZ II o'clock AIN. and ~ o'olooi
sabbath pm. School ut W o'clock am
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday evening at ~
o'clock. Beats nee.
First Presbyterian Church--on Elm street
Rev. A. y. Smith, Pastor. Sunday School ~
W O'Clock am; preaching az am, ANA
pm. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday even
ings. Ladies' Aid Society meets over,
Thursday evening at s p. M, at the Church
yeunK Mems christian Assoclatlon--Room
over sianford's boot and shoe store, Elm
street. Free reading rooms open every nigh'
second Presby terish Church hold Assembly
Services at the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation Rooms, No. COS Main street. mp s'air'
at n A, NJ. aud sP, NJ. Rev. ]. q. Nenable
Pastor. sabbath school az l0A,M.
Tabernacle N. Y. Church. Elm street-Rev
l.. IL. Carhart, Pastor. Bible School lnier
national Lesson room 10 AIN. Preaching J.
am. and pm. sunday school, Up M ser
Woe Sacred and Social Song 7;lb pm Prayer
Meetings (Wednesdaysl, ~ pm. Ladles
soclable Lecture room (rhursdaysl, ~ pm
strangers welcome.
FLOYD street NJ. E.Chureh. --Rev. j. H. Allen
Pastor. Services at II am. and ~ pm. every
Sunday. Prayer Meeting, Thursday eveninl
at7< o'clock. strangers and visiting mem
beers cordially invited.
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The New Insurance Agency,

In another column will be found
the card OF Messrs. Dargau L Treze-
want, late Of Little Rock, where Mr..
Tresevant and Mr.. Dargan have been
In the insurance business for ten years.
These gentlemen arc live business
men, and represent that old and relia-
BILE corporation, the Fire association OF
Philadelphia, incorporated In 1890, and
with cash assets January /, 1876, OF
50, SOL 1882 "a, which now ranks AZ the
fourth largeat company in the United
states. The stock is quoted higher Ia
the New York market than any other
company, and is not connected with
but independent of the National
Board. Messrs. Dargan & Irrelevant
have established their office over the
City Bank, and propose to make Dial.
las their home,