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The New York herald., 1877-01-21
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho Receiver Of Taxes directs oil persons who may
have received notices to arrears Of personal taxos
that they must pay tho TO Marshal Delmour.
at his oice No 81 Chambers street. 1t is understood
that impostors have, some instances collected
moneys different persons on fraudulent warrants.
nnd this notice Is sent out in order TO prevent such
impositions.
Comptroller Kelly yesterday signed q largo number
OF warrants Among the principal Items are the iol.
claim, SILL O36 IS; st. Joscph's Institute Tor lnstruc-
ton OF Deaf and Dumb sl922 90; New
William c. Conner fees for 1876, $4,000;
Harlem Gaslight Company, $12, 1853 so; New York So
cicty for Relief OF Rupurcd and Crippled 81, 346 III
Otto Mycr, SIS, 900, and H. X. Thurber 81, 500
count Of arm0ry claims.
Marshall Kelly announces having received during
the past week from the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany for license eightythres cars, - l50 also for
othor licenses and lines. $7S3.
The sum Of S160 4S9 u was paid last week TO Re-
ccver McMahon for taxes on real and personal prop
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

william II. Hazard. Jr, recently obtained a judg-
ment for $764 03 against George Marks and Others
upou tho charter OF tho steamboat Artisan, owned by
the defendants t. Judgment was entered upon an in-
quest and Judge Donohue yesterday set Il aside.
Charles Hayes and Christian Morgan, charged win
passing counterfeit nifty and twenty-five cent pieces,
were yesterday hold by Commissioner Shields to await
the action OF tho Grand Jury.
Solomon Jacobs the alleged receiver of stolen
goods, was yesterday brought before Judge DoEohue
on q writ OF habsas corpus Application made for
his discharge ball. which is denied on the ground OF
bis probable speedy trial in the General Sessions
The temporary Injunction recently granted IN the
suit Of Frederick A. Macy against David Valentine &
Co was yesler rday dissolved by Judge Donohue Afi-
dsvits were submitted showing that Mr.. Macy was
largely indebted 10 the firm and that the parties having
charge OF the business In liquidation had no intention
10 remove the goods.
houses and lots on Second avenue, has had various
suits brought against him under the Mechanics Lien
law. BY order OF Judge Donohuc yesterday, thesc
suits we're all consolidated Tho suits defended
tho ground OF failure the part oil the paintius 10
tulll thor respective contracts ,o.o ian
among other real estate, our lots on Fory-seventn
street, near Eleventh avenue. These lots were re-
Gently sold by city thousand year leases Tor
non- payment OF assessments. motion was made
yesterday before Judge Dononue, 10 set aside said
leases. The motion was denied but with eave 70 70,
new It on proper notice to the Corporation Counsel
and the purchasers
In October last George William Balou and George
H. Holt bought S35 900 worth OF the City OF Council
Bluffs bonds. Tho arrangement, It is alleged, was
made with the First National Bank OF Council Blus TO
receive and transmit the bonds for which the bank
was TO be paid halt OF one per cont commission
1t s further that the bank received the bonds
but failed TO transmit them and converted them 10
their own use Upon an affidavit setting forth these
facts and that there money belonging to the bank
on deposit with Kownszcs Brothers, OF This city and
the Ninth National Bank Of this city. Judge Dono
hue yesterday gave order directing service OF tho
summons and complaint by publication and transmits
sion of a copv of the same through the Post once 10
e Fsrnsworih cashier Of tho Council Bluffs Bank.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

At few minutes alter ~ O'Clock yesterday, the
the sugar house connected with tho Glen
Cove Starch Comp,ny's WORKS exploded, instantly
killing Adoph GRIMM and dangerously wouDding Dr.
Oscar Willie the chemist, who was working beside IT,
These men were blown Gfty feet from where they
working Henry keck, German, badly
scalded and george Crone boy employed IN the
panys oice, was consiocrabIy injured. portion OF
The Converter weighing prOUabv bail ton was blown
nearly 100 feet into adjacent duoryard, beng only
prcvrhte,i from crushing INTO the house by tree The
loss at tins time not known but Is estimated ut
from $4,000 10 s25, ,0O0 DR. WIlic's recovery con-
sliercd very doubtui. Had the explosion occurred a
ivw minutes earlier the loss OF Iic would PROBABLY
dinner.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME COURT-CHAAbEfu%
BY Judge Donohue.
Nelmann VS.. Neimann; In tho matter OF Van AIKEN; !;
Frank w. Delapey.-Granted-
Tooker vs.. Rlnaldo.-Motion granted.
Wilson VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
De Kay VS.. De Kay.-Granted decree OF divorce
Stewart Vs. Riblet-I think the order should stand.
Nickel vs. Schevy.-Moton granted. Memorandum.
White Va Gcssncr.-Alowcd on payment of $40
costs
tered
Equitable Lifc Assurance Society VS.. Schemer-
horn.-As policy-holder In this company cannot
In the matter OF Serapio Arteaga.-I think the
Sherf's liability is discharged by tho laches OF tho
plaintiff Prisoner discharged
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Speir.
NcGucken va Bolton; Brnlt vs. Robins ct al. !;
Kelhor Va Martin; Luddington vs. kohlsaati Board
man vs. Grinith; Holman vs. Livingston; Cunning
Move; FINALLY vs. Whitehead; Manning vs. Storo |;
Way Crofutt; Duryee va Lester; Borrone va Holly
OF al-Orders granted
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge J. F. Daily.
White vs. Dugsan; Aonneii va Aissna-Aosions
Bungie vs. Lodersr. Motion granted conditionaly.
Gavin Va Mccarthy. TO compel defen dant
granted, with $40 costs. to abide event
Degraw Va Darrow.-Answer not submitted.
EchomberR Conner.- Thirty days granted.
MARINE COuRT-CHAMBERs.
Dix w. Totans; Mason va. Oppenheimer; Bucher W.
Hirsch.-Opnions filed.
Sauborp va Rosc-Order settled.
Gursh Va Goldberg; Pignolet va Haverty; Hume vs..
Frank Ciomel VI. DICK; Easton w. SInish.-Motions
granted.
Hopkins va Wcmple.-Attachment vacated.
Miller va Staroeci-Commlsslon granted.
Began va Mangod.-Moton dented
Keasney Dorien; Hudson vs.. Bucklin; Goddard
Va Del.rick Safeguard Insurance Company Leaske
Bungert vs.. Coe.-Defaults noted.
Duycknck va Elder;-Order 20 pay money
Et1h a<UAo tall N
ceiver.
Mclaughlin va Ennis.-Judgment for $874 20.
Stamford VS.. Moore.-Deiendant arrested under
StilweN act; proceedings discharged conditionally.
Groue vs.. harding TO vacatc arrest denied,
but bail reduced 10 $780,
McHugh va Lovett; Meyers va Kreger; Ahern vs.
Bradford; Lowenthal Va Hartman; Pollak va Meyer;
Hartng Goebel Burd0rf vs.. Burd0rf; Mcbride VS..
Gookin; Mclaughlin Ennis; Connolly Nc
Kenan; Harris vs. Harris; Morris vs. Partridge;
Pngle w. Goodrich Levine va. Aendesohn. -Orders
granted
Laidlaw vs. Conners--Order granted.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
ACTING A WRONG PART.

Harry Richmond actor formerly connected with
the Theatre Comiquo arragned at the Tombs yes
terday charged with feonious assault aud battery II
appears that the prisoner in company with some
trends all much the influence OF liquor, entered
tho saloon OF Powers Hcrn, on Crosby street, at
late hour on Friday night and created q disturbance
A Hght ensued, during which Richmond drew a pistol
and threatened TO shoot Mr.. Powers The weapon was
taken from him. but not before he severely cut IN
the scufe. The prisoner was committed In default Of
Al 500 bail
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
DEBTORS HABILIMENTS.

Judgment debtor has some advantages fortunately
youchsaied him by the law Over three months ago f.
n K,mbaiL otherwise known as Martin Campbell
was lodged IN Ludlow street Jail upon an execution
issued upon judgment Tor $944 II. obtaiued against
T. Knowlton and others Application mado yes
ssrday Judge Donohue TOR bis discharge on the
ground that he has already been three months In
PRISON and IL wholly unable TO par tho judgment His
inventory Of his stock OF worldly goods COOS not pre-
sent very encouraging exhibit He puts down, 'Real
Estate nopc "Pcrsona Estate, mono, except wearing
apparel" Tho latter however, presents rather
sensve wardrobe Tor a person wholly impecunious
she list under head beng three coats three pants
four vests hats white shirts two suits UNDER
clothing eight collars two pairs oi cuffs i've handker
chis neckses four pair OF socks and one par OF
Bhoes.
application IN the Court Of Common Pleas, iaiIsd TO
presept quite az extended q schedule o assets IN the
wearing apparel line as the impecunious gentleman
above He gives his wardrobe as That, coat, vest,
ieur SHIRTS two crava,s, one p,pe four col
lars aud six handkerchefs." The pipe Is
evidently ornamental, as no tobacco Is men
toned N any other schedule VI assets, none other
1aG however, Notwithstanding the disparity of
vasdrobes, has promise OF prospective wealth. He
has brought suit against Joseph Higgens, Frank
r. Higgens and John H. Thomas IN The Court Of Com
mon Pleas 70 recover SIS DAMAGES for alleged
conspiracy between the defendants TO ruin bis busi
ness By slAndsriDg and bclling him, purloning his
papers, destroying his sgns, converting his property
and generally bringing him into disgrace The de-
lendsnss msde Q to compel the paintiG to lle
security ior costs u substitution oil plaintiff In
ahdavis Tho motion IL s stated that the plaintiff
had been confined as delinquent dcotor, and upon
his application based upon hs alleged Insolvency he
dhcharpod.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
THE COURTS.
Divorce TribulatiOnS of Nine. Lucca,
\ the Opera Singer.
WARDRoBes OF THE IMPEcUNIoUS
Protecting Confding Lessees Agans'
Exacing Landlords.
A NoN-LUNCHING JURY

Maria Pauline Lucca was married In November, 1865
10 Baron Adolph Won Rhads in the city Of Berlin, by
she pastor OF the Church OF Sainte Hcdwg They lived
together for about tive years. when, as Mme Lucca-
the familiar name Of the we'll known cantatrce, and
which she still retains the operate sage-she says
abe Obliged separate from him, not alone on
account Of his frequent forgotfulness OF his martial
vows, but on account OF his extravagant habits In
expendng the money sho earned as Nm opera singer In
gambling and living. The Baron on the con-
ary asserts introduction into their house.
hold Of one Emil Won wallhonen caused q change In
hcr feelings and actions toward him. He says further
that IN August 1872 she broke engagemento appear
~ the Royal Opera IN Berlin and came 70 the United
Baron VOC Rhade have already been given the
HxRALD such having been instituted carly
nls1s e Nine Lucca shis Guy psa nef counsel n
with promise Of further sum OF $xO00 should tney
succeed in procuring Tor her decree o divorce within
three months In the month OF June such decree was
obtaned and the additional 600 handed over to her
ouunsel In pursuance oi her agreement. Ten days
sisy 70 Baron Won waIlhonen the gentleman who, as
alleged by her first husband aenatcd her affections
nom him. The original Baron, however. was no:
bassfed with this turn In the matrimonial tide, and
applied 10 the decree Of divorce opened In con-
testing this Mr. Aub appeared as Nine. Lucca's
counsel This additional litigation was an ex-
pensive one to Mme Lucca, she having TO
pay $622 additional TO her original lawyers;
10 Mr. Nash 81 $50 aud TO Mr. Aub, for services and
disbursement 81, os0 This litigation is not yet
ended every prospect shat before Its
close additional large drafts will be made upon the
exchequcr Of tho c0ntesting cantatrce The matter
comes up tomorrow ia Supreme Court, General Term.
for hearing on appeal In this argument Mcssrs.
Townsend Weed appear for Nine. Lueca The argu-
meut will be upon AN appeal SUIT brought against
Nessra Newcombe Il Lerentreth, in which she charges
them with having .'managec said action against SAID
Won Rnxdo In an unskilful manner and with mex
cusxbls negligence, Consequence Of which the judg-
ment OF svorcs obtained by them has been adudgcd
by the General Term as irregular aud Won khadc 10
come in and defend the action in which II was OBJ
saiued.n She claims the SUIT $4,000 damages
against them together with the costs OF the action
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
LANDLORDS AND LEASES.

In September. 1876. vernon K. Stevenson, JE, as
che agent Of o. c. France rented No. ss Great Jones
esross 70 MnL Mary q. Mallory, believing and repro
seating the house 70 be in good order. Upon those
representations Mrs. Mallory executed q lease for
seven months at 500 per month. Upon gong TO tho
prcmsss the then refused TO permit either Mr.
Stevenson or the lessee Inspect the premises Sub
ssqueutIy NJ. Stevenson compelled to eject the
tenant in possession, and upon examination IL was
found by both Mr. and Mrs Mallory that the
house was In dilapidated condition, untcnantabie and
ous OF order. MS. Stevenson, however, prevailed upon
Nra Mallory take possession upon executing new
lease her. which provided that NO rent should be-
come due until after the repairs should have been
made, and shat she money paid should be credited TO
her - rent when payable. Mr.. stevenson's agency
Was substituted BY that OF Mr. Robert N. Waite,
70 whoa ell tho papers In the matter were
delivered among winch the original lease
whtch n 10 alleged WAS superseded Mr. Waite
demanded rent under the new lease, and
On THURSDAY last obtained summons from
ledge Parker returnabe his court yesterday morn
Ing why he should NOT deliver the possession said
premises 70 M France. Mr.. Henry L. Morange,
counsel ioS MrA Mallory, Gled bill in equity her
beh seeking TO have the original lease cancelled, as
having bcen superseded and praying for injunction
restraining AE France, his attorneys and Judge Par
ker taking any further steps the dspossessng
new oshcr proceedings until tho iurther ordsr Of
ths Court Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court, Cham
osrs. whom she application for an Injunction was
made granted . temporary Injunction, which was
duly served upon Judge Parker and Mr.. Waite, Mr..
IraDcs residing ~ Chicago. The proceedings In
have TO DO tgated on the equity sido Of the So
Drome Court
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

with instructions to bring In . sealed verdict Yester-
day the opening OF the the jury stil un
decided to the guilt OF the prisoner
On being asked by the Court II they required any in
70 aid them In their deberatons one OF the
number inquired II they could hnd a compromise ver-
dict other verdict in act but one OF conviction on
the specific charge acquittaL The Court informed
the juror their verdict must be either the one or the
other Another juror asked for instructions oa inc
law Of evidence, another to the credibiity
to bo attached the witnesses, and yet
another informed the Court that they could not by any
possibility agree verdict Judge Blatchford gave
the necessary nsructions but informed the juror who
said thcy could moi agree that he would send them
back their for further deliberation. They had
already been locked up from O'Clock Friday alter.
noon, and now they are again retired looking weared
after their long nights vigil and considerably crest.
falcn at the prospect Of another nights lookup put
this they evaded by again coming into court alter
brief absence with verdict OF guilty with recon-
mendaou TO the clemsncy OF the Court for tne prs.
oner. The verdict being recorded Judge Biatchlord
informed the retiring jurors that M keeie tne court
officer had ordered for them bountiiui dinner tnen
awaiting them, which he hoped they would ENJOY Win
xest the result Of their long fast The Invitation
and the good things too late they nao no stom
Official pap, but with scan thsnks 10 the woud
host hurrediy left the court room on their way 70
their several hOmeG
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY CASE.

In the matter OF Stenweg Plant u decision was
yesterday rendered by Judge Blatchiord In tho Bank
1upscy branch Of the United States District Court,
setting aside proceedings instituted by opposing cred
lsors on the ground shat proceedings dla-
cory and injuriousiy affected the debors Stenwcg
Hlsns effected composition in bankruptcy, which was
ooonSmed March U, 1873 Z. y. Dambmann Il Co
uoss their creditors the time refused TO
noks the notes based on the comp settlement of
~ other creditors, they claiming that other creditors
Of ehe nSm gos more liberal settlement they, how
ever. took proceedings TO interfere with the carry
tag OF the composition until April H. 1876. when
Sbs sssssanen. be Tor the reason that others
we're prefeTred and that signatures had been iraudu
1eutiy obtained 10 the compromise paper. An order
Ot reiersnce granted To The Clerk 10 take proof
Sboseon the debtors and their creditors
No steps wore taken under said petition and order
and no notice thereof gwen until December IL,
1870 wnem the petiuoncrs caused dav Tor hearing TO
- nxed and ISSUED notices oi the reference The
ebtors then being Drst time apprsed of these
proceedings applied TO The Court Tor the disns ssn Of
me same on the ground that the creditors had been
surty oj delay 10 prosecuting them al once snd
maj uv reuson OF such Negligence the debtors had in
cor red new cations, which WOULD DC inperlled by
the yroesedngs attempted 10 DC instituted ana also
shnt the debtors Ia casc the compromise we're set
s.,e e,uid not be restored Their former position
Asssu pts we're mace excuse tpis delay "n Tue part
the attorney Tor me pes'ona"s va '"syeasa1,"
rsseerine on the argument I" cecision 0! the Chcu
Court on q similar point, and granted the no,'o" us
Xsrber appeared or the debtors and kudolph sample
Tor she petIti0pins credrors.
A JURY THAT WOULD NOT LUNCH
In the case of the Unne States against Garrett
Dseysr srisd before Judge i,Iatchiord on Frday as
es = charge 0: running an illicit sun at scvehue''
ssxses ssa Eleventh avenue. the jury refea 70 co"
e<<sr sns verdict aud alter cors'deinb'e ao'e"cc
hsos sssbis 10 agree. were Iocscd up Tor the "yh'
, 1877-05-22
IslyD{sdSHALSs
PROPOSALS..

This Board Of coTmtsAtouers Of Geek CGahE, Ct1E 4, liz
Hoard il ths Cr{nina Coarl Bnta,nx MschHsn nt1ns
for IL gn5ni.hnE q @atsrts lsboi. stoae-sattGns
and 1Iope setting. required Ia tho cutstoae ~ ook
ts vestbuss arcslea aud mAa eutfsniss = III
Il IL e u yen ohS;;d.! St /
!; ,Es4a, Gs1tsest Room ~ As"es o@
Tae stons 10 b. used must b K1*s'ts a. spSfSt spSSTt
auaty and each bidder Will be rslulse9 ~ MI ofo.
polished ccnen OF the stuns ftfnted 70 ~ as.na1s
po.al s1sss Dldlt1 shall sabm: Hlta fhsn NIX ia
ta. hs{ ~! .sISps pfof
Into iuIther 6uad Of oaselt n, ssrsaes eusssa
tselnx lhs pfoleF Vt tho coattasG oSs
bond 10 :rslsa sn tsPs5.s ss p.tas "a
!1ds.ss Ra1H 10 t. ns,s e. ssa1sop
saxsssss :, xh Hs eSss = ii. 4
eIossd In third Envelope similarly toaoF'ea Aaa -
e.!
hls ote piadsrs slil ootsla ssSSai st
oiss Ne plgpos:, 81 s 5
spec{acd aud iii proposals that ~ net
"a II & sia<
tst Viz IL bidder Wv eieHis; III
poyineat Of convict labor ypon -! Hi Ss t.
hSds: sss .Ra S|.t sh::s
s5aeaes 0s fsi0aet.suIt Ssfs;sa fsscaH'T i9ntfTte' *'
$a$$SSERSsas $|$SSERSSa$ $SSERSas ! $E'j}z:S$t$Sfa + ShtSESEa:
1854 $S$SS{AE A$5 551fEzis. '!'fzSiSs.S'
FA44k(1k NJ fhk 66aAsshoLt .,,n.
Jains COMMITTEES 90 Fabaa buildings saa fa'0s
kEfJaEt.
, 1877-05-22

PLoUs-waa very duu, buyers hodtaE % for large
coneessloas whtlc stlle nomi1sly adhsFed the
duced prices current At tbs coas OF weak. Sales
were limited to !, 00 hrh spring e1tfsz co prtrsts
ta9nA and 40 brls arsinx supsf6nes u ta.t1k,
The market closed ~ tho following ~ tho s4k.
,nedfum DO. $a7a0l.7al c0MHoa do. ~ 73a2u0t
ehoica Minnesota spring. g. 2sxS7s, medium do.
aS 7S00. 15i ehore pstents t1A 2Ait1 13s medium do
&1 23ta. Is; COMMON d. ". 1904 cholcs family
douf tspr1nR1, xa.51a7st medium do. 37.732a a5t
spring s1raa u. 7.2s44173s choice spElnK supeEaues
ss.7soa -; medium do. &3.2sos7s. R5e dour. $500
1e.15.
Bx4x-was moderately active. and steady u BAlaf.
days prcea Sales were 70 tons It tl.23 per ton On
trsek. and III. 81 FREQ on board carr.
Coss'AsaL-coaF.e VA nominal u elo. 7so7a uopes
tan on track.
WHkAT-Was modesattly aettvs and weak, decltu-
fGrk 1sa dull aod Mlisao9es wss weak there bsias
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saa asfsss Ttess II" @oas tsaias
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ssfE ~ .saes sa aa$sa'iiSa 3
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co,n-sa1es soo ooo BIZ At 4sha4sNc for Juno and
Ats rsfkSa."6 brls at slaosaitoo fer July. .na
's; Lard -peS * SEt tes It 80, ., for JULY.
, 1877-05-22
LTTE-IN6URANCE.
NEVER TOO LATE TO hENp.

DosroN. May 1D.-It will hare been gathered
from my previous tttcrs that tho lower The ratio Of
interest assuIned In committing the natural prs
miums. the larger ths committed premiums wilt bo,
and the larger tbs selftnsurancs fund will be At tho
atart. OF course, whatever tbs rats, the self-In.
auFance fund must Hxaclly squu1 tho fscc Of the
policy nt tho end OF the endowment term, or on
whoit.iifs policy when the lie extends to the
lNl!t OF The tabls. ForsunatslY, We took
ouE premiums from England, where they
were calculated X low fata OF In.
ieFest and having also adopted the tame low rate
In calculating tho feseryu, OF scli.nsuranee, We
hase TWO important safeguards 10 The solvency OF
our companies, high premiums and extts Interest
on The AccumulAttou4. 1t does not follow that 4
company with she.e high premiums has become
insolvehtN II has allowed lia sp.erve to become
impaired. but II does follow that Il hAs bcea a..
tFassssnt II this oeeurs AFTER ita business IL once
esta6liahed. This natural cure for th!& sxtraya.
gsnce y GOT " dtstsys sbs company. but To forbid
Y l,sgl9a !,ew ooltcas. W economy tss repaired
Thanks e,thsr lo t,t conservative character Of
the actss 4r ths Ut law, nearly ill at
ssrvss ~ The i par cont standsni. There IL M
fsason, thrttfoFe. 10 thetf easrs. Why they cannot
t1e.t p1cy. .aollass waa % ws'a 10 ssii.* With .,.o.
Court VI tls t'utel s1tss lstsly sws1ded to thoss
cut vi by th* Rsb4tirsu. '-
have already rusly admitted that the cohe4loa o1
tttt. ttsue4uc* colupan} caHnut ba scCueeh With
ont exsctnx frum \ member Pftplstureay vsirluj
in Rt,od health surrender cksrs<: but. Ii The d.
ura. h4s~ .,acs sxfcsesd 70 mssa anythaux, thl'
shss 'hoaa a9 ~ II ,sosxh 10 as
T. sa''Is' L. psia I o.. ess d IL III sn,osns mus
bs dstsrinlnsd hr ths 4tu.atsncs vslu<
nf ths pvlscy. The tntarsat OF tue COMPANY IL
retatuinx healthy netnbsf must be prepafsunst'
to tile su.ufauc< Lu II taks au6 pay for. nut =
hls srif-lIrutancs. 6o thr company Gun ahord 4
value" be bring tato IT, and not u al secotdfnx
the premium be brinss In, mixed ~ that Il Of IN
sutanee aud sslt insurance. HeucA. Il ~ coul'
centaXe Of tbs 4'insueantn value, to bttuy I'M us
auee Tstur tnto the company, then BY charging
value" u tie rstriuy 1uembot, lhs cvmpan.
woM1d b. sutr to keep ttss!f whole. For TIM do
ruand TOR iEsurancs 10 not xulnx Il, ceAle.
Before tho aeudoxMknt.l nt.l1aul10ca huslnsas haRsA