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IN CNFORTt-N4TE Child.
Interesting Operation on the MnIformation
ofa " iilinmsburgh Baby.

About the first Of May male child was
born 10 Mrs. Margaret O'Hura. Of 50 South
Second street Millamshursh. with malforma-
tion of iis lace. which gave 1t strong rescm-
hlanee a. the face Of a horse. Mrs O'Hara had
given birth before 10 four children who were
all hearty and we'll. and the uns ightly APPEAR
ance Of her child greatly distressed her The
nasal bones of the infants face were elongated.
aud n Dubious formation. nattened Mt the apex
extended To the lower lip. pressing 1t down
ward. There was no upper lip 10 be seen. and
the nostrlls opened out Of the malformatOn di-
rcctly over the chin. The child could not nurse.
and II WAS necessary to feed II through "A tube
inserted N its arynX. Its breathing was at
tended with peculiar sound. akin to that made
GA Thursday afternoon several surgeons.
among them Dr. =. j. Brady Of the Eastern Dis
trit Hospital. nr, H"sse. DR.. Candiius, Dr..
liaker. pr. Prchlr, DR.. Grinlng. and Or Nor.
lace. An-r pairing from the protuberuuce
enough flesh and skin Co USE in forming nos
trII~, fh"y 0ut oN, with a few holl strokes all
On" hul'su- growth and diminished the clon-
eHi"i ar-nn Co the proper size ui an infants
nu-s. INrn tlDy INT the strip ~ flesh = that
when They were drawn over tie nos, ani seyed
iog'ilr r.. they would form nostril- II about tho
natural SlIr. This much II the operation lrit a
lai;" and oh"u-.v H opening ai the mouth. and
wad"i n necessary ~ form AN uppHr lip. This
drawing the q I'll over The upper Jaw beneath
th" nose. wing rnt ula-trglng II together.
and then securing IL ny a long h.uf needle The
lnp" began 10 breath" naturally, AMI was able
g. feed In the natural WAY. While the chiid's
face WAS mot made beautiful 10y the surgeons il
was relieved i tho appearance of a munstro sity.
much t. H. mothers delight Tn" physicians
thlnk that n Will survive the operation.
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a Raiirond Enterprise Blocked.

Tho Queens County Railroad Company. which
was incorporated unl' tc laws of 1850 construct ami
operate railroad from uo South Ferry BROOKLYN over
certain streets and avenues incuiin. Lafayette with
terminus az Cypress ms Cemetery, prevented from
aAiu- IT. track iccause OF order mad, hy the Board
of oN Wok- directing the Ioari OF Police Go have any
person, arrested whodisturhed the paycuruts 0i the c
without permit The company Instituted an action IN
tNN >irrinr Court eff Rru'kINu rnuin the wan 10.
hiflr 90 ir Citi uiiDtr- urf'rlug with Che Law.
ina of fh,r tracks Justice barnard before whom mo.
I. % iuf an iuiuu uNu Wa ar.iNi yesterday drcnird
lnl we rl il"ny' corporate power ana eNiseuce had
ceased, ns ie law ul $50. which extended us time to
ruI ri t-fNHi IHs.ei subject thu provision II
tho Constitution furia. fhr Dui.tru. ton or an opera,
g. Do street railroad Without th cnn-s no ~ tc .cAl
AUTHORITIES ans 81 enc hali in value Of the property
rir 900 tt -tli wnrh tr road t. tn fr lmlt nr no
default col. ilr Dul- ut 90 The property owners fA hy
ln' determination OF comm, ,unet, appointed hY the SD
lit ' court TN company Nti f tnupiy ln any UaI-
ocular with ia. ltotsiln TIM, ends "a on- cont, st.d
Nt. between inf properly uWHers on Lafayette avenue
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CHEF JOSEPH'S sTRiTEGY.
Tiudins Gen. Howard The Troops In Hot
Pursuit Twenty-four Hours behind.

GrN. HowARp's CAMP, July 17.-Red
Heart. NJ pcrccs chief. with sixteen warriors
from Joscph's and Looking GLASS; bands. and
twenty three women and children. surrendered
themselves to Gen. Howard yesterday. They
were made prisoners. and wore told that they
would bc tried. tha' murdcrcrs OF white men
and outragcrs of women must be- punished.
Joseph did not surrender. rs he proposed to do.
but instead. started for the buffalo country with
other hostile chiefs. The prisoners had but
two guns and no ammunition or supplies 1t is
Thought that the party who surrendered got
separated from Joseph and wcrc left without
hors"s. arms. and supplies. and therefore were
compelled to surrender. On Monday. the 10th.
all the mon that Gen. Howard could mount wcrc
sont IN pursuit OF the fleeing hostiles. They
were about tvs. nty-four hours ahead OF the
troops. Prisoners say that Jo-cphs mon are
getting -hor, OF ammunition; that Joseph and
Waite Bird had quarrcllcd. aud they would
likely separate their forces.
majority of the hostile Indians have fed hy
the Lotto Fork trail eastward to the buffalo
country Thrty-nvc men. women. and children
hnvc voluntarily surrendered themselves. Gen.
Howard is in pursuit. H. directs this iniorma-
ton t. lw s,nt 4" Con. Sh rwun and the posts
cusi ~ IN" Bitter Root mountains.
Ih" lgilOwiu- wrc Nilicl in the battles OF the
llth and 18th hear Clearwater:
fnrih AruNcrs 'iam0- a Workman s'rieauf, Com.
lny \ ohW"s Nnfqn0nL 'ornord. Company a,
Gotten. rIitAt, comrau, u frvd Sandmaycr, lti,at,
ff-' n'sn'r, -lo.ofh nevlc crrpor,l Company :;
l.H '.uli'Nn rft iie, e. nn ]. John i"Incan.
g,rf,Vr finim " Nhon. private. Company i,
V.4ni.l N.n-rour'h Arunery-C,nt = , BANCROFT
Iv my l-'i lnpmN -lA.u, e. 4 Wltnn+ Srr.t g.,
sA i, t,nf,nt ",.an Err't' Knti." ,,,,..Mn, +
Oh 4. / r. Do ftt If.s
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NEw YoRK. Friday, July 20-Receipts Of
hecNcS To- DAY wcrt ~ car loads or 221t head mang
total OF 5'n since MONDAY. against Ii7 for the samo
time last week The market was duh and somewhat un.
settled Texas AMI Cherokee cattle. AMI common and
ordinary grades Of natives were OIL mlly 'ic q n IN
pfct, an even good and pine steers were shade
easier just before the close. the prospect gen
eral strike the railroads was rumorod and reported
the selling interest appeared disposed hold for uit
nrc.s and the feeling NJ the close ot the market
frmcr but unsteady Ordinary to extra native steers
were sold at lula rl2sc g. d. Ia dress bb5s MS the
gross cwt and ordinary To good Texans at sai &C.. TO
dress tjfid n- Fat bulls sold - 80 u a
10 NJ live weight Nearly t.pfat native steers valued
at II laal2lac q n to dress 57ajs ns taken for
the English market
Receipts OF n, ep and lambs II loads or o75
head, making lt31l Monday. ~ On for
same time last week Market about steady for sheep
hut weaker for lambs, with sales OF extra
Gg7i4c
Receipts Of hogs were az carloads or max
u. 80 since Monday against 1890 Tor the same
ulnr last week None sold alive. AMI only part
Load offered. Dressed hogs were huner at OitaTac. A
with car loads VI Chicago refrigerator hugs sold AZ
s,1i.g.
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!. Man Named smith Satisfied with Mr
Heecher.

slook, fat old gentleman arose in Plymouth
Church last night, after Mr. Beechers talk and said
that lac was troubled about condition slh-hncss In
which he was Three months ago he came 10 Brookyn
amt alter casting about Tor some weeks. concluded To
follow Ia, inrhuauons, and O. make plymouth Church
his religious home. lie found himself Just suited lie
l1l heard AT many preacher, 4n his day. lut none
% utW rnt'lpd INTO Do, NDin. =. Hl M Hr,f her.
M WIS - fu i me rn0Nfn ne 90 the religion b, Pc.
cN,d % trre mat lac f. np inrhnanun a. dn ANYTHING
W. httufr llnisll out hi- rlIt4Ous thNulf- uTtitd
Tor hn aui 70. for Ia, Singing the CHOIR dad that E,rtN
ui. "asrN pleasant hud go Hy a. his taste, shat he
must CONF ss r remain ga slate OF cNull.iV lilsl
me- l', iu. "i ~ va, r-hf Mr. 3D., bier said that
III Il iNNNi would ti'4- mIu mat he hui fn fl- 9
intN.D} meal 20 Nlrfull. So De cuui uO' . 90 IA
D. u1u s.ushf cut % r,i-ous community 900 which be-
% huns most completely ut houie and with those
Who tlld 600 hnl tNr most good The name ui the
satisfied brother WAS said a. lie saith lie Was recently
ALIMlLlNl.
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THE MEVICfN BORDER.
Gen. E.cohedo Preparing to strike for Lerdo
Gems. snnnics and Ord In Accord.

BROWNSVILLE. July 2O.-Gon. Escobedo Is
now at Rio Grande city. II is reported that his
men are armed and occupy an encampment
without any attempt nj conctalmcnt Col.
Ahram Aguirre and several other Mexican
officers of Matamoras are under arrest charged
with Aol ling communication with Gen Es.o-
ledn. EN-Gov Daviala IL at a rancho near
EdrnlurE. and IL said 10 be- recruiting for
lerdo. Il is said Lore that the order II the
M,Niran Secretary If War has not been s.nt
oiileially I" Gen. Canalcs. He has frequently
one from Gen. TreNino lnstructing him Ia carry
cut the agreement made with Gen. Ori and
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The sister OF "a Harvard student.

Justice MrCue has discharged from custody
Lasua rncAucN the Young oolor,d sirl who on iulv o.
ran away from the residence OF Mr. Thomas H,lhgnn At
az Warren street Brooklyn. ami has since been living
with Mr. Hu-h Gaynor OF - warren street The girl
Nl. put an Mr.. Hnhfnus caro- four wears ago rs her
ifh.r. lutte claimed it d, ha- mayer llNtu h,i any.
tus m nor wage. Her brother. Harvard student M
arrested hun,' ma prnrurirH hrr iw,dNm tlom service 10
Nj u tl.. who Nl-. the hlzht u I.tIuit.
hii hr arrested ti.uricrN person The case L. sun
pending lrorr Justice Ferry, u south BrnokNn, uu TINT
al lrH ul-r N,tu, h,d that There Wns no authority
iu her arrest On the charge nnn'd ANA r,i,asvd her
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els Tor January &c Tor February. and is7o IL
rgoylsioss wasS lobbing business in mess nors
temler tsIilo Bcsf and lscf hams, were quiet and
ma%i rm f but gu sq c a. k S Long r efsT G
igriic for hams, and 7'@7sc for shoulders; smoked
DIN and closed easier sales so cs at 81 w ,aso IS os
prime citN and s93esa3 - TOR prime Western and fof
sa57sa or sept.mher and 500, for the year Dressed
cry, 2gt25c do uh. and nrkns is@lic Western paiil
A. d9 TUB and rkins i@2oc
lvnc Sints larm diaries, 'sv}sc' SKINS 39Gc. Fres6
GRaiN-Whcat dali and lower. sales on the spot 5000
bush a. ~ 4,sSi ~ tor new re-, and anber Western az
future delivery 7Qoo bush at ~ ~ Tor No red winter
.rng I d e III ,s nhss a ~, ss2 ios
further decline and 80 red sold ut a. 90 bush.
At slsiic Tor Western mixed sGsi5c for do white,
4us5le for state mixsd and yesooc for DE- white H
lower. sales on the snot ltoOoD hush at 52e0c fot
Boy % and dr %s a H sSSrg s5Hde % d
steamer mixed ut 57,ic for August and sail mixed al
No. mixed sold at 591.c for July. aud 590dOc for Sep
Sgs9,mT;srsrig. steady s2c for Southern
n n 100 eni New YORK sod or2sc Resins gnchsngcd
re,oe9n was higher strong and active in hc early pa
@iiSsi4ac Tor early deliveries, closing at nat isSc.
1sn ~, in 4n,M ~ nsot copper steady With
Whisky dun and nominal at n II ocean reirhts werG
erpeo BY steam, "a cheese for ncx week. sbs graIn
to London by steam oii tour. . Do TO Bristol, 6y
ngCd petroleum 70 Rotterdam q DO to ic Baltic Is.
81 n Is ~ cases to Messna Or Palermo,25c.. gold, and
GnocriFs-lo cone quiet aud barely steady. fair to
9gi mia Grades we're in jooblng demand aud ts IN,
e aN a or tsat .Ha 'n Rny 2s%2 g3d
Y9d ~ e3nl IN mola,,es nothing dons and ,tili
e w So, "5f nn @ss Raw 9r, qsi "a
bag, and - hlis mixed grades in'ac quote air
100 , t,n,inf ,una paTMci continual, pagindci
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Senator Eaton Offering to Look after Their
Rights Without Compensation.

HARTFORD, July 90 Requests having been
mndc by policy holders in the Charter OAK Lilo
Insurance Company living in various parts OF
the country that Senator Eaton Of this State
should look after their interests. that gentleman
has made the following reply. for the benefit of
all policy holders in tho country: ! accept the
attorney ship " the policy holders of the Char
ter Oak Life Insurance Company. for the pur-
pose Of protecting them in their rights and to
assist in saving the comwnny and preserving
the good name of my city and State. No reoom-
rense Will lr demanded by mo for any services
which may render the policy holders"
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IOns-OsnORN on iulv l. AZ ths r, -ilruce of tho
lrit, niher. by the Re, Brady r. bicNi-. Ammo
L.n.hi0u n'Nor eldest dAu-hi'r % ID john osborn 10
MtLRN-McMANrs ON "Wednesday. July - NJ st
N,rutli- tlUrN lN tl|0 ipi o. 4 Iloall William l..
Nu.N tWMaN " Nauls t'l of 'lis city
hlkAliAN -kLAIE -tmIulN %. al 81. George Church.
Hanover square, InuNuu. can't &C. r-o G S'rlhan.
H. A. e. e., ruvsrnorin-,hirt oi the WindwArj
isni- thtrrur III iu,suh eldest dau- liter OF RubL
Re AIDE. ENl oi New YORK.
WNLlE-McLEOp AT the Reformed Presbyterian
church. l2th ~ Tue ia, eyein- luy H. ly the Htv.
Andrew Gsh RI Nyhe Assisted ~ TAG Rev pr john
A-hnM trtWur uud the krv VII. = MarUnNf %. the
rev William Myle o. Mi. Susie l. McirNf dau-htcr o.
tne Late Key Dr john y Mcl' ui, all o tls clty.
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Sc Agnes. Smith Philadelphia.
$ AhcWar'r. Gibbs. Del
= civ % san Antonio, Pennington, Galveston
: Cen whitney. Hullet boston
s. huntsville Wier M4vugurk
- Mgutaua Bedto,, Liverpool July H. and Queens
own l2th
ship Lcviathan. Mosfold Havrc.
BARK Camcia, tapullo. seville.
Hark Daniels fallhtslo. Ielth.
Htfk T. u DuNHn, rrrifv. Rotterdam.
Barn saturn. k0t-eth. POintalitre
BrlE Glance, lIiQ. Arroyo.
Brig Molita. Borlase. Pcrnamhuco.
Big Mclrosc, Grigg- MBngnane.
Schr Henry Middleton Miller Porto Plata.
schr Katie Ranger, Martin Miragoanc.
Also the usual river AMI cuastwi., vessels
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susin,ss iaotit,s.


The PERUVIAN SYRUP ,itazes and cnriehes tho
blood tones ny the sy,en builds ~ the brokenhown,
cures Dyspepsia. Debility Dfupsy thil- and Powers
Chronic DiArrhrH. Nervous Affections Bnls Iumors.
Diabetes. &C. Thousands have been changed by the us
~ TINS remedy nom weak. sickN suffering creatures. to
strong healthy and happy men aud women and inva-
lids cannot reasonably hcsitat, 10 give IL trial.
- page pamphlet. containing a history Ut the PERU
WAN sNRUP, a valuable paper progress in medical
science. treatise Iron a medical agent tcsii-
nomals from distinguished ply sicianS clergNmen, AMI
uihcrs, viii he sent free 10 address SETH W. FOW-
LkR SONS. frQpuetors, So Harrison ay, Boston Sold
iyutaltTs GENERALLY.
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The Woman whose rAroa, wa. cut.

Mrs. Anna kohcr, whose throat was cut by
her hu, and in the woods i0ar mil from riAndeh, hci
At the residence OF Sir Henry Burnett yesterday she
iuu 90 statement than mat her hu-th Franz tried in
hi h'i after rOi hns her of hcrltNrrN ud uutcr sac.
mcnt She ruut not tell hnw long she Ien1anei ANS ul-
s,luus. hUher IL at llltc
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M.fRINE INTELLIGE NCE.

siSiArrRr ALN,NAc-rHis
sun rises. ~ sun sets. ~ Moon %
mon wArtN-rHis
sandy HOuN... 10 Gov Island "a Hell Gate. d %
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In Mondays sun will toe published yaluabi
information un raj mr' ana It's cuie-ii
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MppLrrowN. y. Y. July 20. Charlee D. Lit
g. ntti H. years uCCii, uitiN sl. . Mntrl a. aA
~ okoIluM d llsl MINT MhlIc hAnhIlm. M. -OINor
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Mons lean drawers. rs to4s inches, 30 cents a
lhir fHit urd iHifts, 81 inF loo. each i W JOHNS
ton 40 Irand It, also ~ 9th ay, conner 10Th sL-Air
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BUSINESS REST.HED.
The New York Insurance sup~rintenden mt.
Introduction Withdrawn.

Thor was rejoicing at the New York Agency
az tAe Eoynl Canadian Insurance Company. yes
tNrdny. when the following telegram WAS re-
ceNed from the company secretary;
, AinANr lny 60 1877
VIZ, H"'s ". 70, R'sh Cnriilt h'aid,s, to,i-taM
p.rHt suf fintnf.nt NrCHn sustained iy advice NJ
Ni'l PA. i'f,- QUO company 40 sew York stab Ger
At.NYs oi Authority u." ISSUING.
A. GAcSoS, s. rotary
Manager Vim. j. Hughes at once sent circu-
i"i o. u ag mis- turuuLhnui thr State r.qu, ST.
lug them fn g. slime operations with renewed
ENr. set with Lrrat caution. us the comluny
ms mo- desire To- ln'roa-" the volume ~ ~
buslnt IS c'cpi"d.
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GArF FIEtscliMNNN & co.'s
COMPRESSED YEAST
Tho genuine article icar- our trade mark and signa.
tuIt, 90 which We invite special attention.
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good digestion. r. eular bowels. active liver anil
NNrt- .fiNn- uer,r- ami Ni-ofut- tupflir- ~ Using
Van hu.Airks Inyi-oraut scots Depot Is Nosey st.
Fergus was he fret Kine o scotland 40 wears hoors
tNl- aDt WIS drowned hy slurNfptk 900 tine cnt.t -
IRELAND The Msnt tarIctc Go stays home. III Fulton
st amt are selling clt CANT carpet. very cheap.
thilIs!-fiplMAN' rAp Is not only preventive
luf prompt amt radical 0Ife every form MAlar..
a.d Bi.ua-Aes,. Depot os Maiden lalv.
There ARE those AT forty who look sixty. M
ont IiSts Goo boz thus early. Lsg FARMER HAIR
BALsAM, aud luarA tlr change.
Privy vaults thoroughly cleaned by steam
alf lftfu. lowest Vrtts Cleaning and Dl.iuItl tIlx
company, lo2 crosby street
Hair Dye Bachelor's best In the WOrid.-Soh
O.. druggists Applied 40 WI factory, lu Bond 80
The Hest Remedy rnr Children while Teeth
NJ 81 fN~LUW = ilflifI. ~lrIln.
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Sd rAY Ir nM. rnltIN-,s YrlNr.rI,N

lNlNfNl nON- NNl ii.kE uullRA. rs .ls'Il. ~
'untllNG. tEulr sN.l rlRuAIs FAlN, rs r,fIi
LlNtt bMh ANp CHEST QrlcAEK rilAN ANY
"a ABllSnlh II l9I7 NoONE ON rr-fNiIrIs
bifOl 10 PARK lLAtE
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III MGAisD>rR,s

OLD VIRGINIA RYE WHISKY knnNn rr tho nast
- Years A. NE hnc-i M due world also fhr Old
thlW RYE, tN" unN lltn NtW Nur.. =, ,tr .aiuIL
sl.n ltr lnul SPECIAL prtrs tu tir uulp
II u hlNh GO go Fulton It nni 1ir' htDilwnY
KEEP SELLS TuE BESr Avn 'iIEiP.
'Ht Nlili' m ilr world
puahll ~ a'p ptr ioI, ,iN lug 5lU '-t Bualntt
NiIALiNE 900. iNr ufUlit Ia .niff, 10
eAsts. COLBOkAE 60, - N,N Church ~
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NJ lKhII'D.

The Hest Remedy ror ChIIdren while Teeth.
inl VI NfN~LuW : llflins Syrup
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u llu-.l.ls AYL..N n W. -f-rl. ~ n.ml A.
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lm. -A,s " b. .Ill inns NA-N. ~ IANhLM 5 nAlls
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CAPT. LOURII'S FIGHT.
How n Retired Naval Omcer Undertook to
Punish his Wife's scducer.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sr. was
at Erie "a few days ago Just before Don Cameron
came up to the State Fair to shake hands polit-
cally with his subjects. At the Reed House on
the evening Of the 2lst Of September. a. guests
and townspeople We're passing in and out and
sitting in the corridor. an old gentleman Of
fine appearance. who aiterward learned was
Capt. LOwrie. "a retired navy officer aud Demo-
crat who took an active part In the election Of
Tiden and Hendricks last fall. approached two
gentlemen who were talking together and adj
dressing one. whom learned was Mr. Brewer
one Of the editors of the Erie Dsspdich. n Don
Cameron sheet, asked for a few minutes
conversation. Brewer sharply refused Capt
Iowrie the desired interview. Whereupon the
Captain raised his cane breaking glass globe
overhead in Is ascent. and nearly breaking
brewers head in lis descent Then followed "A
rough and tumble h-ht. Brewer being the
younger and more athletic man mauled and
hammered Capt. Louvre terribly. and left him
hiceiing and helpless on the marble floor.
The cause Of the ARRAY. which seemed to be
town talk on the following day. was that Brewer
had taken advantage Of the weakness and wick
rlnes- Of the Captain wife, Another Key and
81 ,kles AFFAIR Is sure ~ develop from tn IT, quar-
REL at least 50 the people of Erie generally de-
clare. X. q. w.
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GEN. C.isSTUs NJ. CLAY.
Instances or his bravery Recalled by his Re
cent shootIpa Of a Negro.


To THE FprrOR or THE SIN Su. The
t.tt,,u - 81 ,,.,,.., 70. .f.,,.. ..,,..,, H.. c.,
N'n'n" " "'Slo ~" ""ys Sin.o ny uo",
CaSsius VI. Gay has brought THIS distinguished
Kentuckian's name again into prominence. In
oo-ii,r ,.,o,. Lo s,,,J sli,or,, AMI oto,o 40 ,bc
'"i"'i S'"is io s'OV" sV'i'''iS "iu ",o"' 10 ''''
champion of the freedmen. ana at time when
1t made less brave men quail to utter a sent-
,,,,,,, ,,,....,,t, ., a., ,,1,r.t .,,, ptn,, ~,
"i'"' i"'OI"Die " 'n' 'O'oiVu i"'o' DViiS "'
cmancipationist. it was necessary to prove his
faith by his works-to free his own slaves Of
,.hiob no Nod inbcri,cJ Lo,,co,r =, nnJ ion
n"i~u II. nov $500 ~ nv iV'
ms ne dld ana immediately t"ok the stump as
the leader-and | may say also the rank and
a. 60. ,,, ,.,s ,l,,,,st .ion,--of the .nnnciro
i''' W. "' "'' "iN'V7' ''''D W '''
tionsts. M every appointment IN 10 as liie az
1862 he was met by thrcats that If he attempted
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-05
THE BREyyERS' AND MiLTsTERs'.
4 Fire Insurance Company's Capital. aud tho
Department. Demand OF y 10000.

The policy holders VI tho Brewers and
Maltslers Insurance Company Of this city were
alarmed yesterday by tho news that "a heavy
deficiency had been discovered by the state
officials in the capital Of the company. Secre-
ury William Il. Ogden gave the Sun reporter
the following rs facts: Aitcr an examination Of
the books aud assets the Insurance Department
decided to make u rcquisition for $l20.OO0 TO
make good the seeming deficiency. The de-
partmcnt claims that the President has collected
about $4,000 for premiums. and that he has
not turned the money over to ia" company. OF
this money at least $4,000 is duo to the Presi-
dent for commissions. and the remaining
51iOOD he is willing unl prepared to transfer
t. the company in stock. Mr. Ogden claims
that many Of the securities that the State Tx
aminer threw out us Of little or deprecated
value. are perfectly good.
rhe Brewers and NIalistefs' Insurance Com
pany IS a comparatively new concern. II was
organized in 1871. with tie following named
officers. all of whom stili sarvr: President f.
~. S,lnlart: VICE President. Henry Cuuson
Secretary, William T.. ogden. The capital
stock. which was all puii up. Wis s2OlOOQ The
last annual statement niedr 10 !le NAir lnsur-
ance Department. dated December 81. 1916. gave
S2S2Olss SO. liabilities. t25l. ll3.4i; surplus be-
yDnI all Liabilities. SIS Sujl2 During It's eN-
i-trncc .thr COMPANY has received premiums
amounting ~ .sl,3tS.2lj.l2 The losses paid
reach s7G4Nil.Ij.
oncc ol tine company a. representing what the
I'll GERS claim To hc thr actual present condition
oi the finances. 0tWithstHnding the assertions
of the state lusur'uer Department; tHpittl.
5000 600: surplus. ,IUO total assets. s2lU,OOU.
The Ollie r. SAY thai they h0Ne always con-
Quoted "a safe. CONSERVATIVE business. They
laV" not employed host oi agents TO push
their business ia all parts of tho country. Tut
have been content to transact what insurance
o. alf ID IIf lltIA isl b. let