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INSURANCE NOTICES.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
or TitEa-
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE CO..
Up to December 81. 1879.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
INSURANCE NOTICES


Fire premiums &aas,as Ia
River premiums. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. se,23e bb
Total amount of premiums ........... s42o .bs4 50
Less unearned and return premiums. es.7b2 "a
Net earned premiums. .sss3. 1st 65
Add interest and discount. 2i.6a7 ~
s35s, 400 %
Deduct
Fire losses. s4b9 "a
Marine losses. 62,162 90
River losses. ................. A.746 SO
Net losses. -........... .$tS6SB2 ID
Reinsurances.. .s37 os
Rebate. ............. a6.4b2 Is
Board OF Under
writer's. general
expenses. State
and city taxes. Ba.eao 80
--- lit 300 65
1904. 272 90
Reserve for unsettled claims. $4,000 90
--$329,2 72 90
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against IL, lb4 bales the same time last
year, showing an Increase OF 45T5 bales.
On the night Of tho asth there was o
| disastrous fire ut Mexia, At one time It
was feared the entire town was doomed.
| Finally the 6oniiagfatien was arrested.
The loss Ia estimated at $4,000.
Major Rowan. Green. OF Columbus
has been applied 10 by u Scotch colony
Colorado and Layaea counties. He
thinks he will BIO able to ill the order.
MFR. j. L. Stevens IL digging q we'll
west Of Denison, and Monday struck
water ut d depth Of eighteen fset, " hieh
ID 30 strongly impregnAtsd with salt as
TO be unfit for household use. Tuesday
he boiled down gallon OF ii, and OK
traoted several spoonftila Of pure salt.
by digging they passed through d strata
Of what 10 believed to BIO red mineral
paint worth In the market one cent
per pound: SOL perhaps, there's n for
tune In the well after oil, Mr.. Stevens
proposes TO sink The well deeper=after
tho salt.
A horrible incident Ii narrated by tho
Houston Daily Age OF Tuesday, A ear
riage house belonging TO MIR. Clay, near
his residence Ia Houston, was discovered
to DO on fire Monday morning. The
alarm was given and the fire speedily
eStinguished by the fro company, when
In tho debris were found the ehafred
remains OF Mr. Clay's two little boys,
aged three and four years respectively.
1t Is not known how tho fire originated,
neither was IL known the children were
In tho house until their bodies were dis
covered after the fire.
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The Sleeping sareenbaek Cause.
Evansville Geu Ter.

ft may have occurred to tho minds Of
many that out of oil this political hub,
hub and confusion. the greenbaek cause
may spring up as fresh ~ q daiay and aa
blithe IA shamrock. The wave OF
thought that Ia said TO be rolling
through the intellectual world constant.
~. bearing treasures hither and thither.
may yet poop the golden Argosy and
float into o calm harbor that ataneh
craft. 'the peoples currency" We do
way, but whenever we do you may notice
we make our points clear, and show
some knowledge Of nautical matters
that Dlok Thompson would do well to
avail himself Of
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Important TO augth planters. sae Trouard'f
advertisement.
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ApvnnrrsnNa nATEs.-pAtLx.

Transient advertisements si per square ten
lines III solid aeatel ffat Insertion 90 eente
each subsequent consecutive inssttinn.
Wants. 10 llant, For HHlas ana HoHfdlna ~"
vaftinp,nunta 10 snntA limo net cash Hulia neaa
sure. None taken Al leee Than ~ eaptpt a,
acknowledgements for the period Of ono month
nj longer. AZ fellnwaL 49,, -.
Editorial Notices, In Editorial type 20 eenta
lima NAT
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Monthly advertisements, haying tho run Of
tho paper. insattal every other day, 10 be
charged TIVE thirds the above rates.
Editorial page monthly advertisements eaoh
square, Gao per mehth
Hates ses Advertising ia enc Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general ratea the eame as for
Daily. -.
Advertisements for the period Of one month
stfa f0nffpr aa falloWnl
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
gERMs or 7HE PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY per annum sip! and al same fats half
yearly aud quarterly, -.
tna1, nor anhum 81 / and al same rate half
yearly aud quarterly,
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FI'WENTY.sEvENTH ANNUAL STATE
MHnr
@@~0F ruu=s~-
UIsHaufGnT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANH.
New Orleans. May ap 1879.

The trustees, IN conformity 10 the amended
charter, .fpbmit tho following statement Of the
htIalra Of the company OH the both APRIL. 1885,
Fire premiums s2gt 900 10
Marine premiums ..n,..,, 81, AHa ~
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BuaNErTs COLOGNE ID filled la elegant bottie
Of superior hnish and beauty4in themaelves m
II has, In a brief time. attained .
large aud constantly increasing SALE confirming
the opinion Of tho best judges, that II Ii equal,
II not superior. 10 tho celebrated Fartna,
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Net profits Tor 1876. $20.l58 93
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Valued at their cash market value:
United States bonds. City Railroad
Company. city and j. and G. N. r. r.
first mortgage. bank and insurance
STOCKS lbS.S0o W
Bills receivable (premiums). .......... HISS "a
First mortgage notes and pledge notes 19s.76o o6
Cash In pank...... .....-.............. 36s976 30
Premiums in course of colleetion...... A7,253 %
Amounts due by insurance companies s.207 80
ss74.4 90
We. the undersigned. special committee ap-
pointed by the Board Of Directors Of the New
Orleans Insurance Company. to value the assets
Of said company at their present probable mar
ket value hereby certify that after a careful ex-
animation the valuation of said assets. as above
specified. is true and correct to the best OF our
knowledge and belief.
New Orleans, 18th January. 1877.
w. A. BELL,
H. GALLY,
E. MERILH,
A SCHRIEBER.
The above statement is O true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
J. TUYES. President.
J. W. HINCKs. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 18th
day of January. A. D. 1877. -
JOHN L. LARESCHE.
Third Justice of the Peace.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors. held
this day, 1t was resolved to nay the semi-annual
interest dividend of five per cent on the capital
stock to the stockholders. or their legal repre-
sentatives, on and after the first Monde OF
February next J. w. HINOkS. Secretary,
January 10. 1877.
DIRECTORS.
Ernest Merilh, II. GalIy.
Charles Lai1tta VIM. Van Benthuysen
CHARLES III Schmidt Jules Aldige.
i Charles ]. Leeds, I'M. A. Bell.
/ ~. Eakjo. Pierre Poutx,
4 a. Sehxieber. !. Tu1gs. iais "a,
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M ERCHANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 90
OF NEW ORLEANS.
IOa. Canal street. .IDA

- II
TWENTY-s SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT,
In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter tho Company publish tho following
statement:
Premiums received dnrine the year ending
May 81. 1875. including unearned premiums Of
the previous year
yn gre isisKs wv
On marine tsskB. ..----..-..- T.s05 N
On River hiska,.s... a5.78e 20
IoHii IEeiHlilIlS,.s AZ
Loss Unearned Premiums. 1la.do4 "
H
Net Earned Premiums s1st May. 1875. 1854. o1a
Losses Paid
On Fire Risks. ............-..s $50 oil a
On Marine Risks. ........-.-. 55.7&A "a
On River Risks ..-.......- y. sb.40b rs
s181. 0g1 81
Taxes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 63.112 81
Reinsurance and Returned
Premiums. ....,........... 2s.ta6 a
Expenses and Fifteen Per
Cent Rebate Less Interest. bl.ts5 40
- s11 .sob 10
Profit. ...-... ....-. .s7g, LOG "a
, 1877-11-19
MISS wEATnElss.sy's RIMS,


Miss Eliza WeAlieraby and her husband, Nat
Goodwin, having savuscd lheis connection with tho
s.Eyangcllne" cnmhuaton. have arrived In town
ami arc stopping II lhe Union Place Hotel. Nr.
Goolxlu II very Indignant u The reports which
have got abroad concerning hts reasons for leaving
the ''Esanscilne" party, md very suxious that
hi, sida Of the story should be eiveu. ~ he
says ..As much In Justice 10 pl5sclf ~ Tor my
wsfe's sskc." Ii will hc remembered that = Weat'
crn papst printed story to tho cnect that MI
actoe uxmed Singleton polcl Ml.s Neathe1s-
Gy III IlAe slls ~htls the company M. wv
ppGu waI angry, but lti.s Neathefsby wAs nut;
that Ar. Gouiwin abused Mr. Singleton toand!{,
null that The slpxe manager hnrd BIT. Goodwin $l0
which he tgfusut to pay, Snd therefore touk h1u-
sell ind Miss wcalhersby from out OF thu coHhiua-
tlun.
to xet bis version Of the aaa!r alr. Goodwin is
short. THU man, with rod hatf, very pale COM
plrxion. and generally delicate appearance He
Il evidently VI exctsbls disposition, and talks
With great en,phasts
':ls il tus that you lott tho 'Esankelins' CON.
pany because Mr. Singleton tickled your wlie's
rhyt" hr MAs 4akeu- ..
not word OF truth In H."
s.Weso noi your witss Eibs tiekledt''
.Of cours9 nut; the whole story IL f1sv. NY
wife u not the pcssou 10 allow It, NOT AIN tho man
| 70 stand 1t. Noboay steklsd hsr ssbs; nobody
ssWho.o ribs wsre tieklcd. taenr'
"Nobody's, th.. know Of. Tho whole thing
wa thl4: tn the lAst set pf 'Exangellnc. YOU
know, hare to drna on dog. While was doing
thIs, Singleton who WSs sssiel4nt pnonPt4s, made
| noiss oGhlua Tho Aceues, and .:nalcd " hM "
stop. lie then called ons, shall do MT duty, In
, 1877-11-19
"DEA1R or WILLIAM +. coolBAuGA,"

H1ps PAux, Nov. ls.-En view Of the gen.
crai interest which Is now tsErn In questions
concerning the responsibility ot criminals and
suicides, Wish 10 Offer few comments upon =
paragraph whtxl. appeared IN Thursday ulosn.
iuxs 1iass. III All editorial unacs ths above
hcadtnK. II reads u fo,lows:
We express auiaxe nlent thas man 80 well knoWn,
70 highly esteemed, " Mr. cpolhau1h. ~ AhIc.
si,h W. successlul In ali baanrss activities sh0utA
suddenly dcatroy himself, lsut II it were Gtven
u 10 look bchIu tls act Euto lhe nature aud mys.
terry Of that meat.I ehause ~ whlsa the nau .tsps
disappear, snI, tnsteAd Ut tAlnkip. Of Il ~ un.
patuIsi, wu should perceive that 1t h effect of
Gauss ii natural a. any Other mode VI departure.
There Il hut onc conclusion from the above,
viz: that Mr.. Coolbaugh was not sesponslole
for ending h!s llfc In the manncr which hs 1l1
II suIet,ls IL "au Effect VI CAUSE rs natural "a
my other molc ot depslturr,'' there + no
moro blanc sttAeheA to It than there u 10 death
by bicknusa, ac1deut, or old aye.
rhcte ate nu,nber OF combinations Witch
well deserve our attention, Il xo a>s:ept the
above position. 1t crrtaluly Is clear " cSeEy
QUO that, Il AE. CoolbauKh's death VIA result
ii natural causes which 10 cuulA not fofetec,
then he ia ln no wsAo ~ b. held rrf'untahla Tor
, 1877-11-19
MICHIGAN MATTERS,

Spectat Easpasch IN TAt Chitu3o Tribune
LAHstNu, Mich, Nov. 1B.-Tho dome Of the
new Capitol IL now entirely lncloseI, and hut
little moro will bs done TIL spring. It is cstl-
mated that tho wlotc cd.aee will cost, finished
aud furnished, Inside Of 31,J50 900.
Prol. Cook aud Mcskrs. DAVIS ind Graham, Of
the Agricultural Co!rge, investigated two In
dun mounds ncsr I'inu Lake, not far from where
Judge Littlejuhn located Nil ancient Indian VIII
lage iii his '.Leyenda Of tho Northwest" Two
eutlre skeletons anl foot Of another were
found. Tho skeletons weru in sitting posture.
faeing the caat, Near tl4rm were liut and u
number VI small g'ass bca,ls; al.o. four crosses,
with rluTs in tho iop Ut ticln, eontaintuK bt.vl
per rent ot pure silver. Tho largcat u1,s las
unu b!du the letters II. H., anu souae otller
marks ur irttcrs Indicating that ihc Catholic
missionaries lad been there. A pbyaician bud
taken skeleton the year previous from, the
gatnc mound.
Tho wheat sown this fall has In many In
STANCES too heavy growth, and measures have
beGn resurtcd TO to Ieturl the growth. Not =
few localities complain OF tho tusect and wsro-
03rINs
, 1877-11-19
tlUllsA.


nvcsy hanl cash.: Counterfeit money.
The lusn who invites you to choose: Tho tobac'
c0ntat.
People who take Il upon themselves: Hotel:
pottess.
When you meet man who IL "hara up, !" you
cannut DO bcttcs than to leave him o loan.
A. easrisye rolled by, ladcn with wealthy citt-
xens. aeountsyman vas heard TO c1csain: 'Moaey
makes them air goaT
A parer adscrlisea for ..gtfls fot tnnking. y
Chleayo jrlbanr, II should l4vc added; ''Only
the raw material need apply"
A Rtut.cman who resided IN cloac proximity 70
tho i;04nty JAit remarked that b. WAS not sAlAatd
with his location, by . jnE full.
A atAdrut, wha WAS = hAtl Fesdof, hut tribe
ohtuae, waa inrIInca tn resent i when friend Oh
sulTed shal he was getting lore tvery day.
Orer tho doorway OF \ aaoomakct's shop, on tha
West Sidu, IL ai.n bc4fsn. thr Inscription: ~.
K, Japap." This proprietor Ia dnubticss tho aden-
teal plant known a. a4s 'sJatunlca."
'tlt'a cold hero thlA morning. papa." said ! lit
lo fellow. ~ bs shi.ere4 over his breakfast in u
wrrtched!y. .htated dining room. 80 II II. MY
boy, "lep|itd the fslhcr. "and 20 IL will a while
yo4r MnihcE il hct9; whenever hhe IL al,nat. "a
scold all tho ttne. After that she made 1t warm
Tor ohe melubcr Of the taMily. H.
, 1877-11-19


Tho French llayo decided not to ADOPT any Of
Tho plans Of their own or foreign exhibitions
With rcgard to entrance fees ncxt year. Tue
louruiquct dbl not please thcu,; ami member
of the Commission nalvely Observes, til Ills
circular fttntcd yesterday. that, as this Is \
State enterprise, much sirIrscr accountability
Than that uf 1857 must bs expected. The
visitor TO TIC ExhIbltion Of 1878 must
therefore expect 10 buy ticket every
time he goes, and ~ 10 ~ u. 20 very
Just a horse-car tickets are In America. They
can bu bud ut INTERPRETATIONS, In uMnibuses
aud horsaears, ln toLaeco~sl,opst cafes, hoatis,
theatres, at thy kloslues n ~ Kinds & 81 shops ,s;
furgery ,nay not bs posAitlc, tue bank Of
Frunvs has agreed tu manufacture tlsc tickets,
and ~ ptovite them will , ',esnltar ' n.afk'
which VIZ render 1ni;, nn{ fa';1'snito' a!t iotI
hear, counting Oh so.neth'na like n,oO
visitors, anu aru making must extraordinary
preparations for their com!urt. ata Kla4l to
learn that tho architectural features " tue *.
enlarged scale. Tho ditesrut countries arc
carh expected to contribute something original
aud peculiar iu tho way VI building. It Is
pitv that soulc OF our great Insurance. soa,pa,
buildings. There !. 10 bs ono iluusrnss
i"g., % snra devoted 70 Tie display
Of architecture. have otnlttsa to st4ts
| That lhe season subscriptions to tue gfcat f4ir
will Gust l francs, ind that on no OCCASION Will
the single admission fre amount to moro than
Que trunr, " ~ ceuts. Thcru ars Kooa uiany
Interests here, managed ur controlled BY Amer
| Icaus, which Will b3 represented. lnc Hutch
Kiss lpanufaetusy Of cannon, the drilling lna.
sains u McKean s Gu, and olhcr mech luicA
sneyialttes VIII doubtless b. fully shown.
Hut these alouu will uot suffice u illustrate
the growth aud pnxsess nf the Unl.eA
uuiIe aud make collective exhibit ut Parts next
| Jcar. II would ~ infinitely to theiE advantage:
TLey might model their exhibit upon .hat of
Holland Ut rhiladcphia, whieh ~ adaira1lS.
| The exhibit OF newspapers would to Desirable
aIso. Thv olruetor Of tbs 1tu,p. tho best eycti-
ing paper in Paris, was aaksd, mouth " twu
since, ho would joiu IN q display Of Fseuch
louznal& ter 1915, aud ho ensHered: "lt would
, 1877-11-19
FACT AND FICTION.

-... :. . NJ, - A.. ,,,
The following partlea'aH OF tne ''te VI 1ne to,.'
yiet Henson, Cleaned from French Ao"soapct,
,ss, "" ~ 'I"a A.. .nsrIn,"n cr that accurato
be Eeeafaea ~ hae sp'v'esa s,s,. aa",s,..s A..
t,ncul,hss our 0slic ue!ghhors. Tho paper is
,,,s Staaro. Al brussels during tho war {of
.uao us ..,s ~ an,,o, nj thts account mudo the
Acquaintance OF Henson u The h"use OF common
friend. The uosor.ou. .w1oller was then young
man Of about ~ s'sht'y built. ea. WIN an ea, :,
preston ot energy aan as WIN s"s !sA'h" h",s
simple II. henson. This humble eoshoh'eh' aow'
ss,n., ~ n,hto rscc, his real t,tls being tho
sau.s =. Mon,sont IMontague,. son Of 4 General
cemte as A'.'xas sas ~ ,nomont ho cho.c IN cali
himself Bcnson, this was nsrsly With tho view Of
nol esst,pr blot upon tho family coat Of arms,
eafeametances ns'snx '"pusou o,..a., W. ~. e.n,,ts
, 1877-11-19
THE CXhU GETTING FRUGAL.
Fzttsr frou, NJ It!ffSbHy,g.


As long as his Majesty remained In Roumaaia
there Was continuous ronnd Ut feast'nE, AMI
champagne flowed copiousIy. hut nov thu lm.
perlal iablo Ia reduced 10 p'afn raart becs and
roups, o( winch lt.e whotv stan pastakcs, and the
red vino of l,ulgar!a has taken tho place ot tho
costly lmporiat!unH. Thu Princes mud stau un!'
crra 'nep hound III tnke thrir cttt from this,
md moi unu%,nl and a,nott spartan
simplicity ptusalls fas Tho tMo being anon: tIe
cnaujrA at tenst wtthn slght Ut lIcarinI nj head
quarters. lIut tl1at IL no. nll,-c.cn hsro At It.
fete1.btlrc tsse Emnresa tecs bannd 10 aitalo t9
certain pxfcnt lIta frugal whln u her husband III
lis 1lula, eausinx nut u fuw ,leprSentoey ren.Iss
and sIgns vi asssst as.o's Thy iaascs A't ssntIs. H.,
H. butterflies = fA.asS an1 saaS5s "itAs y X,
imnctial nOn.e now IL, The Asll II quite psEc, ard
aYttus still continues. an T. likony 10 g. , 70 q,
cut abort the lifu Ut tkcso hytbo so,dters! Ths
Court would 40 tnso mourning at "ncu u fos thtec; !;
Tho vtctiul, anl ttan thuro w0ull b. III end t"on.
era. aud n.asked h4!t. a,N Any kli't " ta0 asaa!
winter diversions. That would bo TOO oad-aAa
Etlk8on CpuuIuR,
, 1877-11-19
.NlNETY-TWO-CENT.DOllAR NONSENSE.
IN ths Editor Qj Tia Tribune.

CHICAGO, Nov. id sec tho opponents OF
tho RESTORATION of the 'ssiiser dollar ol our
dads u yiai,u that Il will allow those III debt to
pay their tlcbts with V9 cents OH the
dollar; that their creditors, Of course, expected
100 cetsta. Nov, how foolish. Won't This DOL
tlat IL now worth 03 Or u, 70 right
w to l00a Won't tho creditor who receives his
dues Ia silver Iollars bn ablu to deposit them Y
any Lauk ut pari Now pray tell me VITO viii
bo lusest I;ask, Nr. Editor, for Informs
tion. COMMERCIAL
[Ex-Sccrctary Boutwell, a1mIts that tho mo-
ment tho stlycs dollu5 II 1e1nonctlzed 1t will
necessarily alyanrs to tho same va1ue OF ths
greeuback, which Ia over " ccuts. Thts
angle consideration prctty cfleetual]y disposed
OF The G;rccnt non&eDse.-ED.l
, 1877-11-19
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
To tAs Editor o. Ths 1risunt-

WHITEWATER, W!s., Nov. 17.-Fhurlow Weed
Las hit the uaIl On tho head. Give LII silver
dollar equal IN value to tho gold dollar, and
sou have tue solution ol ali the difficulties ss-
tending the rcmonctiziug Of silvcr. Tho propo-
sltlou u 70 plain aud simple, can't zee how 1t
IL possible there should be any dthetence OF
opinion between those who. beyond question.
have tic best interests Of the country 1t heart.
Arguments aud wu1ut knay aud In teud to
touiuso mems minds, aud tho plaineF aud a!tu-
pier this statsmcuta, when W much y = stake,
tha better, AAGEA
, 1877-11-19
CURRENT GOSSIP.

A TRIBUTE To MY OLD HAT.
Five yeAvs have cnsoe anil gone, Old bat
Since yon and have known eAeh other;
Dut n.tw ybt'se suilol mt r7,%ty grown,
And slIail have u bay another.
Inever shall forget the time
That Of 3ou became poss:atde.
slnce he who owned you had way
Which proved him quito high asseAhof.
Four doilars afty centa. he satd.
Was Nil soo Iow for sneh a. you.
Bnt now I'm selling sut at etmt.
Az nave something else In VIEW,
tried you on, you seemed to 6t.
And ~ VIC so4,n had ~tFnck bargain;
paid down hatg The eash ht once.
And left tic other as 4 margin,
nut rnttune favored after that.
And iong I've bccn your legal n1aatee.
And yol havo done your dnly, too.-
So now I'll turn sou mt to t'tsture.
Your crown ts nll bnt tmttered In.
iour hrlm louIes not the lcaet limiting,
And I'm afraid JON give To Inc
The iouk of one who has bccn lighting.
lknnw, Il you couii speak 70 me.
fou'dtay s!o not treat you tender.
ORR woulA ne c'cr desert friend
Who'd been with INC On many bender
Int chitc mo not, old hat Of mino;
Yun'il nwn I've Oft beer cunsf .cni.al
Ami yon have sh1ect tho fun With lnt,
And soustcd It marc than was c>suntlal.
Fur many ups ana t!owns Hc'vc sccn,
Old hat. lIncc ws haze known each other;
AMI oft th1nk I've ted " yuu
= Much morc than III hare ,old nj. brother.
May Time. which serves us all nliEe.
Anl conquers at1, both Old ni,A Young,
Find us. Whct, taken from thit life,
I.ide you our dutr 70 have done.
Ct,,cA.;,, Hoycn,i,cr, 1R77. ". II. q.
, 1877-11-19
4 Warning to Young Smokers.

= !7sIf7540f7Hsd a. q. q. 7703HH.
Another death ts reported from excessive to-
baceo smoking. The deceased VIA II years OF
arc and rcsilcd with lIi4 parepts at No. 0 Grove
Place, Waterloo Road. For eolnc time
pust he hni been In the habit Of
smoking tobacco to such m e1tent
tlay last liz complained to his mother u
feeling unwell. On being questioned he said
that lie lad been smoking nll tho morning, and
that he felt tremendous pain IN bis chest. He
was nut to bed, and on the following morning
he was found dead. Thu medical Testimony
wcat to slow that death resulted from ntcn-
tine, mn oil extracted from tobacco, and Tcr.
Dict to that cfYccl was returned.
, 1877-11-19
iOuakt-EAter.

81, Louts EfuNAIfr1n.
Capt. Moss, Of the f.sudcll, Who is engaged In
the intellectual icat Of eating one quail day
for thirty days, on u $50 WAGER, compcted W.
iuisl, up. After tic thirty days be Offers to
continue thirty days longer, STIMULATING to cut
two qua,ls day, tut hos got no take1. fle
has l,ccn offered ea5 week TO cat hts quals In
tic Theatre CumiYue, but lccllues to mako
show OF hi.lself.
, 1877-11-19

tone 70 loud that we, hcard In the front q the
l"rc, when ny Hcrne wa ns"f wHn1 nH ann hti
What fr meant. H. .ail he :-n,Id shot tht heat
ont Ut me. 1ui .nld tt,at h" NJ. ~ gentleman;
,n .t Z hs .* w.n lo0 kn@s To- e% s,p and
while WA ihcrs Singleton went up u ny x'rs;;
called me- out Of my name and .aa that he would
s!rsas,y. anS t,,at VI. whtt he von,i do Tor me.
This frightened my vito. anil .i,c cane .'s,,,t to
ne M wh,sb ,fed o,5.es %i so' e = Ia, ssed
went M 10 thu etage and heard sIn:et"r,
in one Of the rooms curs'oe mo most .!le!y ana
list We were alone, and iha, unula give him al
I,c satisfaction he wanted hight then; l1c n,n.ls
snswrr. and 40 anat in his fsce and then ,alied
IN and gave him I thorough licking. II lhstA
ahout ten minatee, AMI came OF hr.t hest man.
though he weighed l!p pounds and I: much lafxer
than me. Hhaled him 30 That he has been LAID
np ever .ince Next morning Ae hid me arrested.
and yvcnt to coutt: It in not trnr .hst my vito
vsa. to- =. he p:psis ~ se sss III a. teI
aent In ny resignation. and my vito +ent IN hcfs
md g.cn went u assw ny psy On sstJ'day ~ a1td
lkicc tried hard 10 yet the back. an! nekea ny
father ta pcrsuadc mo 70 tctnrn bnt would not.
Rice tho,lyht ny wife and WEIR making TOO much
"e"fy H.. N, ea 70 lssfs r. snIer snIUy
''Why. certatnly. She was snery Of cn1sse. at
the treatment received, that 10 all and ahc ws*
rii.. We do moi Ike that sort Of newspaper INTO.
,.a, Isn C. ssn :s'e, 'ay TINT nobod,' F''' were
"Yca. slt. excepting stnaletou's. and" twiIh
smile of ssttssc:ion' ~ Tell you juat eAsc It
Mr. aoolwin added Tint he Is going to play, nos '
| ut tAr Co!ni9ue for Two weeks. brng asked u his
wife vM,li net there too, hr replied: .'Dh dehf.
To- !" get up r*s M Cas- hn;.sqne company take
| tue foaft. md we filnll start In fc" wseEa.