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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
BUILDINGS AND OFFICERS SALARIES.
Further Developments in :he New Jersey
Mutual Middle.
WHO WERE THE CONSPIRAT0RS!
important Opinion in the Suit Against
the United States Life.

Tho Insurance Department have. alter three months
labor, completed examination o! the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, and the following report mas
been issued BY superintendent John + smyth-
INSURANCE. DrrAarxssr: ALnasr. April TO- ls - i.
caused examnati9n to es eo M
Into the o. The affairs Of III kqao ss Le
AUD is finished In the course Of the ex"in,naon
ssa 10, owned BY the society and returned BY
them 6sring coz s5eias ssa IS, were ea ali,
menorandms made Of each person whom moneys wore
lures Snnwm s ths Equitable Builuinasn in the cities OF
New and Boston and while these hlye
for rents yields OF per centun
snnea in tho tables liked BY is tour and half
e assses ct nr ." saf Which fss s % or
cages have been careiy by the counsel # the
,o The society hss appraised by
authorities sa basis when the Pre- De
hods real estate ZIG IN number amount,
Out Of this number Of tty nine embraced prep,
the estimated value Of wbsh aoes not sqaa' , ,s
S5eIo637 So of the estate owned by the
Si5is e. being the OF cost value Of same ~ COM
pared with the present market value.
The net premium Insurance on ~. 1876 poices
y the this department. aud g be
S h Ss Of On the
WITH see ,ns =
clsdcd, however IN the above, on AZ per cent re-
sys i YSs ossc I bes p ar. esn tor Unpaid
losses aud dividends with estimatcd Liability
nnurr non forfeiture clause contained in policies where
premiums paid but the society still being
liable Ia the aggregate these items make u total OF
SIi727g Ils December 81. 1876, amounted to
ao4a577 The estimated legal reserve on tonine pol;
ees. which is included above Is 81 ~ Mi
be the OF ontine policy used by tao society
that surplus On these policies cannot be charged as
liability, but simply noticed to show what portion OF
Tie + surplus belongs TO tantine policy holders
following the condition OF the society ON December
81 estate, -, i623lo 2J bonds anu
mortgages. SIG.oio li3 81. -. ... ~
Bonds bar value SI70ii36 90
MnrLet value Observation-Disclosures. 5i6j2l2 10
tul loans vii security Of 1851 $40 To-
lush IN hanks and trust ,69, 3l6 IL
Accrued interest all securities 2ool q,
Rents due and accrued........ Islfi -
Ne and de erred 6ei, i2i On
Premium ON gold 7,iSS i6
Total admitted assets. $50 s72 .374 20
Uuajfnitted ................ S6s6. 7O5 81
Total gross assests .S31 56o079 Al
LIABILITIES. -.
Net Reinsurance policies In iorce I'D bo3 w
Uupaid loses ard endowinents ........ 800 $50 10
Unnaid SI.3u2 GO
Liability apsed policies. ............ lo46l1 10
Total hnoiiities W
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us rs regards policy holders on the basis

Of admitted assets S4eiI 233 20
Surplus regards pol cy holders on the
basis of total assets, dcducting loading on
uncollected erred 5337 o35 III
Estimates surplus OF rontiDe policy holders
ineiuded ia the above ................ 2i93577 90
The examination has been OF the most thorough and
searching believes that
doing Insurance business has been sub
jccted o tests than this society has.
JOHN r. SMYTH. superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17

Tho Insurance Department have. alter three months
labor, completed their examination o! the Equitable
Life Assurance Society," and the following report mas
been issued by superintendent John +. smyth:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
ruE su1r laA1Nsr ruE uY1TEp STATES.


The particulars Of the suit brought by John Tilton
and others against the United States Lie Insurance
Company have been heretofore fully published in the
hKKALp Tho plaintiffs, it will be remembered. charge
the officers OF the company with fraud and misman
agcincnt aud ask tor accounting aud the appoint
mcnt OF a receiver A demurrer to tho amended CON-
plant recently argued before hci Justice Daily IN
the Court y. Common Pleas aud the following opiuion
yesterday rendered by the Chief Justice ovcrru!ug
this demurrer. which ntcrposed the ground OF
tho improper joiudcr Of several causes OF action in
tho complaint
JUDGE DAYS or:yIoS.
This amended complaint does 10. differ materially
from a former complaint. TIC question raised by tho
demurrer 10 the complaint as Amended was substiG-
italy passed upon Oy Judge Robinson, on the motion
strike out certain parts oil tue ioruer complaint Us
irrelevant or redundant; or II that was not granted,
that the paiutns DC required TO separately state iDor
scvcra alleged causes Oh action Judge Robinson de-
med motion, refusing TO sur kc out part
OF the oSncr complaint or to require paints to set
i0rth separate Of action, upon the ground
that the matter stated on buta or tue plain
tns, TIlton and wife, was not made the
basis OF any cause OF actCn peculiar 10 them that the
general charge OF cOnnlvaBce between the company,
It's officers or managers was statement OF common
injury 10 all the poncy holders Affected ~ IL and
though each caim made as 10 themselves IL IS one
the Court YOU'D be bound To recognize ID re-
spcct 10 AL policy holders similarly Affected who
IN and make themselves parties To the SUIT The
demurrer now istcrposcd by the defendants TO the
Amended complaint IS an attempt TO RAISE IN another
what substantially disposed OIL upon the
present motion. 1t rs put III tho ground that
several OF action have bcen improperly joined,
which raised, disposed OF decided against the
defendants upon the former motion.
PLAINTIFFS ALLEGATIONS
The complaint charges that the company has long
been practically controlled by tie holders of the
orlguai aid augmented capital stock. winch together
amounts only to 500. OOU while the assets OF the
company ~. 500 900; that the defendants sine
president Buell. !riclgh. secretary and DE witt.
the former president and now consulting alrcctor-
have been siill large owners ul the capital
DDfn nod pr r.l of
tie majority controlling interest oi IL; that tncy
compclIed secured the rcsgnatun OF all such dircc
tors as were uuiavora c schemes
and procured the election Of other uirec-
tors. who united ani cO.operatcd with thcm
In the accomplishment oil systematic scheme
OF punder aud by which the policy holders we're
cheated aud these olccs aud directors acquired great
wealth; that this accomplished by managing
tie affairs vi the company as 10 cnDarras hnder aud
annoy policy holdess, 10 destroy hcIr confluence
10 the company such way az 10 induce many OF
them to abanuon their pccics or 10 allow them 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-21
FOLLETIN.
EN- LA MANIGUA.
9I4RIo DE- MI cauTIvERIo
PoR
D. Antonio del Rsal ! Vazguez de Nondragon
(coNTINUACIoN.

y
Sin embargo, con ell fin de sacar al
gun partido de su idea, y creyendo que
a.que no era possible que nos hbrase-
mos todos, serla por 10 menos probable
'salvar 4 Masefas, le die que no debia
prescindir de hacer una proposition,
que de ser admitida, despojaria la
guerra de su caracter feroz y cruel de
represalias; pero que para reyestirla
de cierta formalidad serfa conveniente
presentarla por conducto de un Official
cspanol, pudiendo yalerse al efecto de
Mascfas, enemigo de quien NADIA podia
temer aunque le desc hbertad, pues
que Sc hallaba en- tan grave estado, que
10 mas probable serla que sucumbiese
& su heTida.
No tan solo aprob6 Garcia mi idea,
aino que anadio que tenia el pensado
ID mismo, pues guerra por ese medic
.salyar & Masclas, quien habia sido muy
aimpatico Ia mayor parte de los cabe-
elias insurreetos.
Calixto Garcia me condujo q un ran
chsto pequeno, ocupado por los ayudan-
tes de Maceo, que eran dos hermanos,
Hamados Pedro y Ramon Martinez con
ellos estaban otros dos cabecillas, de
los que el nno Sc titulaIa iefe de esta-
do mayor Y Sc llamaba Herrero, 81
otro decia ser co mandante y Hamarse
Salvador Rosado.
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Todos ellos me trataron con mucho
agrado y fnura, y hasta tuvieron la de-
lieadeZa de no permitirse siquiera la
mas lgera alusion al triunfo que sobre
nosotros habian conseguido, por tenor
q lastimar mi amor propio.
Sabldo es por todos, que la guerra
que Sc ha sostenido en- Cuba Sc esta
sosteniendo, es de un caracter tan feroz,
como no puede menos de ser tratando-
Sc de un enemigo cuya inmensa mayo
ria es de negros Y mulatos, de los que
es notOrlo su estado de salyalismo.
Cnantos espanoles han caido en- su po-
der, otros tantos han perecido, sin con-
tar con que muchos de ellos, antes de
ser inmolados, han sido mutilados por
sus yerdugos, que encontraban en- ellos
un asqueroso placer.
Yo esperaba sufrir la misma suerte
que los que me habfan precedido, y
facilmente Sc comprendera mi admira-
cion al encontrar entire aquella gente
unos j0venes tan atentos J bien educa-
dos como los que me rodeaban. BESIDE
ell primer momento simpatizamos m1-
tuamente.
No tardo en- estableeerse entire noso-
tros la confianza propia de la juyentud,
y nuestra conversation Ell NADIA Sc pa
recia 4 la que debissa haberse sosteni-
do por enemigos. : y les daba cuantas
noticias me pedian acerca de las fami
las que ellos habian coaocido antes de
salir de sus easas, y hacla que ellos ira
tasen de averiguar la suerte que le ha-
bia cabido al teniente ID. Dimas Marti-
nez, gran amigo milo, y por el que SEN
tia una cruel ansiedad, Sc habia bati-
do lunto 4 mi, y con tai arrojo, que no
me atreyia esperar que So hubiese
salyado.
Cuantos insurrectos regresaban al
calnpamento despues de perseguir &
nuestros dispersos, eran interrogados,
y nlnguno daba razon del companero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-21

que trataban de darle unos negros, sin
pedir gracia nj quejarse, no obstante 10
mucho que debia sufrir Gallurt, GUAM
do Sc vic desarmado, trato de defender
SO q punetazos, y solo consiguieron ha-
oerle prisionero, cuando no tuvo abso-
lutamente modo de evitarlo.
A mi no me cabia duda de que 1ba-
mos morir, y sin embargo, repito que
estaba satisfecho, casi gozoso, de yer
que nuestros enemigos admiraban el
valor desplegado por los espanoles en-
aquel dia funesto.
Apenas indique mi deseo de volver
al lado de Masclas, SO ofrecio Salvador
Rosado q acompanarme, y me condujo
segunda vez iunto q los heridos, que
seguian en- la misma disposition que
los Aabia dejado. Masclas, acometido
de una febre espantosa, deliraha y lla-
maha q su madre los otros NADIA de-
clan.
Ayudado de un practicante nuestro,
tambien prisionero, asistia 10 mejor po-
sible Il los que mas 10 necesitaban, sin
distinction de categorias; pero mi ma
yor esmero Y culdado eran para Mas
cias, va tan grave, que temia no pudie-
Sc salir de la noche.
Estando con el, mo presentaron un
cabecilla que, al saber que yo era an
daluz, habia querido cQnocerme. Era
natural de Sevilla, SO llamaba Ruiz, y
disfrutaba entire los insurrectos 81 en-
pleo de eomandante Sc ofreci6 q SER
yirme en- cuanto pudiera hacerlo sin
faltar su deber de nson,bts, y me dis
traio con su chistosa conversation. An
tes de separarse do mi, me regalo dos
hermosos ..:s.hhacos. cogidos de nuestro
equipaje, que tai vez haDrian sido mios.
eUn negro sargento era el que con una
escolta estaba encargado dc custodian
s los prisioneros, y este fue 81 que, Sc.
parandome de los heridos, mo lleyd
donde aquellos estaban, que era al otre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-21

por quien tanto me interesaba. Uno,
por fin, nos dijo que 10 habia alcanzado,
y que no queriendo rendirse habia pre-
ferido darse muerte 10 mismo asegu-
raron otros tres 8 cuatro, y va no debia
caberme duda de la desgracia de mi
amigo, porque todas las senas que me
daban del infortunado suicida conye-
MAN perfectamenta con las del compa-
nero cuyo tragico fin tanto me contris-
taba. EYtrano fenomeno del corazon
Cuantas mas seguridades adquiria de
la muerte desastrosa de mi buen ami
go Dimas, tanto mayor era la confianza
que me aninnaba de que Sc hubiesen
equivocado los que tan fatal poticia me
daban. No me enganaron mis- presen-
timientos; cuando recobrada mi hbertad
llegue 4 Manzanil.o, mi primer cuidado
fu6 preguntar por el, y ent6nees supe
con algeria que solamente habia sido
herido y que va Sc hallaba completa-
mente curado.
Uno de los 1ltimos insurrectos que
regresaron fue Limbano Sanchez, que
SO decia coronel, y era ell jefo de la ca
ballerfa. Traia, entire yarios otros pri-
sioneros, al alf6rez de mi battalion D.
Carlos Penaiver, cuya entrada en el
campamento no la podre olvidat nunca.
Lleyaba toda la ropa hecha girones y
LENA de sangre y p6lyora, como asimis,
mo las manos y Ia cara, diriglo al
grupo tornado por nosotros una mira
da que parecia despedir fuego. Los
maneJises que estaban conmigo 10 salu-
daron y & no contest6 me aprct6 las
manos con fuerza, y SO sent6 junto mi
sin hablar una palabra
Aunquo no 10 habia visto, supe que
estaba tambien prisionoro IN teniente
del batallon de cazadores de Santandel
que Sc llamaba =. Andres Gallurt.
La conversation promovida por Linn
bano Sanchez, cnando con PenaIyer sc
reunio 4 nosotros, fue para mi 81 balsa'
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lado del camino, y segun tengo dicho,
en- ell cepo de campana. Con los ohcia-
les no usaron ese rigor, por 10 que Pc
nalyer estaba suelto, 10 mismo que 20;
Gallurt, baio la guarda del titulado
brigadier Rus, no estaba con los de-
mas, y aunque ten1a deseo de hablar
con 81, me contente con saludarlo des-
de leios, por no pedirle q mis- .enemigos
ese favor. 5#&
Eljefe de nuestra guardia quiso ha-
Ger una relacions nominal de todos no.
sotros, pero tropezo con el inconyenien-
te de que no saba escribir 20 me ofre-
cl servirlo, y por ese medic pude ave-
riguar que habian .mentido al asegurar
que pasaba de cincuenta y cinco ell n1-
Nero de prisioneros, pues solo apunt6
veintisiete, incluyendo en- ese numero
q los ofciales y a los heridos.
Entire los prisioneros que conmigo
habia Sc hallaba tambien Jose de Ma
nuel, sargento de mi contraguerilla no
pudiendo premiar de otro modo el va
lor con que le habia yisto batirse, 10
regal6 uno de los dos tabacos que ha-
bia recibido de mi paisano : el pobre
agradecio mucho mi presente, y parecia
sentir mi desgracia casi tanto como la
suya.
A la caida de la tarde, Sc di6 sepul-
tura con gran aparato & un cabeeilla
que habia muerto Ell la accion SO la
maba Masferrer, y gozaba do gran re-
putacion de yaliefite.
LEGO la noche,
Nuestro negro guardian nos convido
{ cerar q Penalyer y mi, y nos dio un
arroz con carne de 5caballo, pltttaaos a.
y boaiutos (2.l
A pesar dc no haber comido en- todo
(1) Planta indigena de los paises calidos de
Asia America cultivada en- varias parties de
12| Raiz buibosa, dulce, semejaute 4 10
batata
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mo meior que podia aplicarse d mis-
tristes refexiones /; aquella conyersa-
cion me amino, me lleno de orgullo, y
NE puso casi alegre, ST, me alegre todo
10 que podia alegrarme en- aquella iris
te situacioE.
Limbano Sanchez refrio el modo que
habia tenido de hacer prisionero d Pc
nalver, elogiando su serenidad y su va
lor. Este bravo Official SO hallaba va
pr5ximo al fuerte de San Jose de Aqua
rax, guarnecido por espanoles, cuando
acometido por Limbano y los suyos,
todos ( caballo, resolYio, no va defen
derse, sino matar hasta morir al efecto,
le arrebato ell fusil q un sargento que le
aoompanaba, y rodilla en- TERRA, espe-
ro la aproximacion de sus enemigos
sin apresurarse, con una admirable Sc
renidad, disparo sobre Limbano, Y le
atrayes6 ell sombrero; yolvio cargar
y q hacer fuego, sin conseguir tampoco
herir ninguno de sus adversarios, Y
no queriendo emplear su tltimo cartu-
cho hasta tener seguridad de acertar,
aguardo que estuviese Limbano &
muy corta distancia entonces le tiro
segunda yez, y le mato el caballo To-
dos, machete en- mano, Sc precipitation
sobre 81, que sin inmutarse, Sc cruzo
do hrazos y les dijo: Deben ustedes
matarme, porque 81 20 pudiera matar-
los 4 Vds., 10 haria. ?
Iimhano Sanchez es guqiiro (1) y
rudo, pero tiene pn e4aelente corazon y
es apasionado de los yalientes La Sc
renidad de mi companero le encanto, y
evitando que 10 matasen, le offsoio un
eaballo para conduciflo al CAMP, .o,,anto.
Sc deshaoia en- elogios de 81, y otro tan
to hacian los demas encomiando Mas
cias y Galiurt
El primero, cnyas heridas no le per-
mitian defenderse, espero la muerte,
--- 49,
il) Campesino,
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Ell dia, no tome NADIA carecia de apeti-
to y me reyolvia el estomago la vista de
aquel asqueroso manjar, que servido en-
una ligite1d (1 era precise conner con
las manos, NADIA limpias por cierto las
de los negros que nos acompanaban.
Empez6 Hover de nuevo, del modo
que llueve en- Cuba, q cantaros, como
vulgarmente Sc dice. Para preseryarnos
de la humedad del suelo, va que no nos
era possible hacerlo de la que yenia de
arriba, nos acomodamos Penalyer yo
en- una barbacoa 20 me coloqu6 boca
arriba, con las manos en- el costado de-
recho para reservar algo mis- heridas,
la cabeza un POGO yuelta, apoyada en
el sombrero, hecho varios dobleces.
Contra 10 que esperaba, me dormi
profundamente y tuve un sue1o agra
dable, en- el que SO me representa- mi
amigo Dimas Martinez, y 6mbos nos
reiamos como locos de que 10 hubiesen
creido muerto.
III.
MAsCLAs coNsIGUE su LIBERTAD.
Dia ~.
Desperte q media noche.
La lluyia no habia cesado, y ma ha-
lie cubierto de aqua.
Mis- heridas, y particularmente ID da
la cabeza, me dolian de I'M modo terri.
bic. Sentia una fuerte OPPRESSION al ne
cho que apenas me permitia respirar. '
una espaAtosa paralizacion en- todos
mis- niembroS. 8A AA
No saba donde estaba nj recordaba
los sucesos del dia anterior. Tratk As
coordinar mis- ideas, y Ia desconsolatln-
ra verdad de 10 que me ocurria acud;6
1 mi memoria, inundando mi espiritu
de mortal congoia.
~ yasija hecha con Ia tinra cssearn IS
un fruto llamado gairo.
{CosTrU4al.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-11-21
Beaver DAN, Nov. Is, 1877.
obituary.

Died st Mcfienry, Kv., Nov. Is, 1871,
OF consumption. Rob't Pollock. well
beliked man by everybody that knew
him. When Deaths ruthless fingers
lay hold of one OF our dear once, seeing
His all wise purpOss blindly. we are hro-
ken and desolate. but when He takes
from us the devoted brother, the judi
cious counsellor. from tender infancy,
from budding manhood. the sympathstic,
brotherly heart, we are dismsysd and
fearful. Such 10 the loss We now de-
plore. Our brother was . man whose
home WAS his sphere. whose affections,
his realms, the central figure Of happy
household, and those who know Mrs.
Pollock will not fail to tender her desp>
est sympsthios as che stands alone under
her desolats roof, alone with her nephew
who is as kind to her as he can be. 1t
10 for her and her friends that we weep,
not for him, because we believe happy
are the dead that die in the Lord,
and our brother added to an always con-
sistent conscientious life, the charm Of a
living faith which lit those weary days
"a his feet trod the valley and shadow
OF death. And now dear friends, be con-
soled. He is not here. lie has crossed
the dark river; passed meath the pearly
portal. and angels have crowned him
with glory immortal. The b.reaved one.
have the warmcst synpathies of the wri-
ter. D. /.
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Barrstt's Ferry lettings.


Everything is quiet in this part of the
county. We have some very expert
farmers up here.
Mr. John T. Wedding, one Of our
stock raissrs. says he has hog that 10 90
Fat that it's eyes are obscsrsd by tn.
fakes that overhsng them.
DR.. J. w. Tewmy. of Mercer county.
Kentucky, preached quite an able sermon
at New Bnymus last Sunday.
hrs Annie StiIh, Of Meade county.
ara Mr.. Zslma Gray, of Fordsville, have
been visiting friends and relatives Of this
ne;ehhorhoSd during the past week.
They returned home last Saturday, ac-
compsslisd by their cousiH, Miss Mary
Fl. Wedding.
Mr. Jaass Nulice is getting out g
large lot OF staSos near the ferry.
Mr. Z. J. Kirby has some Of the fines,
sorghum molasses ever made in this part
ofthe couRtry.
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Appellate JudseShsP.

Hon. w. n. Sweeney, Of Owens.
horo, prominent candidate for the
above position, visited our city last
week. Mr.. Sweeney is a man of
large experience in legal matters, in
domitable energy, thorough industry,
and, withal, a man with vitality enough
about him to endure the onerous Ia
bors and stand The heavy drain on his
mental organism that the position re-
quires. He probably has not a supe-
Iior in legal ability in the whole Ap-
Pellate District, and being a man of
pleasing address and extensive ac-
quaintance, he will be exceedingly
hard TO beat; and, as one of our con-
temporaries remarked-"the man who
beats him will probably ill the posi-
ton"
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PellNiiIe Items.
NOVEMBER l6, 1877.

NOVEMBER l6, 1877.
Blitor Herald:
Our part Of the country has been
blessed with an abundant crop Of every
thing planted 10y our farmers this year,
with less labor aud care than usual, but
we are now entertaining some scrupIes
in regard to the prices OF produce. When
We have a little beef, pork, wheat, or
corn for sale, we want the highest price
for it We costend that as long as the
war lasts between the Russians and
Turks that such things are bound 10 10
high. But five have to buy we want
them low. We contend that there is
nothing TO keep prices up. That the
war in the East cannot affect prices here
in the least. "Sich is lite
SCHOOLS.
Our school is progressing finely, with
Mr.. g, d Black, OF Ohio county, at the
helm, with Miss lila Bennett, the NC
complished daughter OF Hon. J. +. Ben
nett, as an assistant.
Miss Mary Cooper. of Hawesville, is
now in our town at the residence Of Ed
Il r GAbsert, teaching our daughters
Oriental music, thus adding beauty and
charms to our homes.
Mr.. Richard Medcalf is now teaching
class in vocal music here. Dick has
a soul fer music, and q rare talent for
impsrting instruction to his pupils.
Marshal James Obenchsin, OF our
town is yet entitled to the blue on the
beet question, as he has raised on. which
weighed fourteen pounds.
Marshal obsuchain ami Constable
Thomas, OF Hswesville, arrested a man
by the name of jackson, near here. a
few days since. for ofFensss committed IN
Bullitt county, aud after boarding him q
few days with Uncle Sampy Beard, in
Hs"ssvills. at the expense of the county,
they forwarded him on to HE native
bowers. J.OM.