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HE'LL for the weak, nervous, and debil-
itated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them, and
how 10 distinguish the genuine from the
spurious. Book, with full particulars,
mailed free. Address PULvERNAcHER
dALyANEc Co., 202 Vine Street, Cincin.
natl, o.
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ALL nervous, exhausting, and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative
influences Of Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts and Bands. They are safe, simple,
and effective, and can be easily applied
by the patient himself. Book, with full
particulars, mailed free. Address PUI.
Ohio.
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THE Lane property, on Main street,
between 22d and 23d streets, wW sold at
the Court House yesterday morning by
Auctioneer Heryey 10 G. W. FranEheim,
for $3,2l6. 0ne.hali Of the Baldwin row,
on 18th street, was sold for $2,37G.
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Mn. P.B. DonDNs. general ticket agent
for tho festival and baby show
has placed tickets on sale at ali the drug
stores, and we suggest that the people IN
each part OF the city purchase their lick.
eta at the nearest store. This will prevent
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TnE Childrcns Home Festival
committee have their hands full get.
ting the room ready and providing for
the accommodation Of all, and II Is hoped
that each member Of each committee viii
for duty.
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Cart; W. L. BRrDoEs, Superintendent
o. Ihe renltentiary, was in town yester.
Jay capt Bridges reports $50 prison.
Sfs IN the Penitentiary. Ten United
States prisoners from tho Western dis.
trict oil Virginia are expected to-day.
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SAMPsELL & MELEAN, No. 90 Federal
street, Allegheny City, agents for the For
syth Scale works, have now on hand the
cheapest 240lb. Scales in the two cities.
Keep constantly on hand a full and com.
plete assortment OF Farmers and Butch.
ers' Scales Of all kinds; Scroll Saws Of
every description at reduced price.
Genuine Cincinnati Butchers Saws,
Hardware in all its branches.
Carpenters and Builders hardware a
specially. sampsell & Mclean, So Fed.
eral street, Allegheny City.
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VIZ are particularly requested to ask
that all donations DO sent to headauar.
ters, lib Main street, Thursday (to:mor.
row. at0A. NJ. Anything in the line of
eatables or to sell will be very thankfully
received. Don't wait 10 DO called upon.
but send in your contributions TO the or.
phans.
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NEW WINE CEILAR.-Rev. Father
KrenSch Ia having new wine cellar
built at his vineyard on Wheeling hill.
We understand that this cellar is60x3O
feet, and % feet in depth. |! will DO
filled with large wine casks.
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The Martins Ferry grove has been
Leased BY Mr.. Levi Englebright, Of the
Martins Ferry ferryboat, for picnic pur.
poses. a large platform has been built
Tor dancing.
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No hotel in this country or Europe ia
more thoroughly comfortable for families
and ladies' travelling alone, than the well.
known Colorado Hotel in Philadelphia,
Pa. All
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THREE Great Bargains this week:
One hundred dozen 2.button Kid
Gloves, all colors, only 50 cents a pair.
Five hundred Striped Hose, only 10
cents pair.
Twenty-Five dozen Black Lace Scaris,
only so cents each. SPEYER Bios.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIoEs.-Dress Goods
. cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents: and
Carpets as cheap as Is cents. They have
TO be sold to raise money now.
]. w, FERREL,
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THERE will he no soliciting for votes
At the Festival Tor the benefit OF tho
ChiIdren's Home. Gentlemen who pa,
!ronize this festival will not he annoyed
by canvAssers,
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The Babcock Atring band were over on
the Island on a serenading tour Monday
night. The gentlemen have our thanks
Tor some excellent music.
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a TEAM belonging to Harry Caldwell
ran of on 10th street about noon yester'
day, throwing the driver, a man named
Steele, of his seat and slightly brushing
him.
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The following business was done by
His Honor yesterday:
Jessie Mnrrins was appointed admin
istratOr OF the estate OF John Murrins, de,
ceased, in place Of the Sheriff. Bond
$780,;
State VI. John Sheekey; owing TO the
absence Of defendant, the cause was con
tinued.
State va. s. Fairchild and NJ. Brady
owing to the absence Of Fairchild, the
cause was continued.
A. Q. Eoif filed his bond "a Notary
Public, in the sum OF $3.50. J. V. l.
Rodgers, surety.
State vs.. Jennie Norrington; plea o
guilty; fined $50 and costs.
l.. o. Smith was appointed almini4tra,
tor OF the estate Of Jane Gibson, deceased
Bond $4,000, with W. ]. W. Cowden as
surety.
Mena Vogelsohne vs.. Louis Hahne; de-
PENDANT recognized in $500 for his appear
anCc ut the next term OF the County Court
David Hahnc, surety.
Sarah ]. Schultz was appointed Ad.
ministratrix Of the estate Of Theodore
Schultz, deceased. Bond $1,000; John
W. Schultz, surety.
NJ. Rinehart vs.. Fred. Brinkman, has
tardy. Tried before the following Jury
A. 7. futile, Charles II. Berry, VIM
Taylor, J. II. Stamp, Peter Muir, Frank
A. Woeber, John Westwood, LorenI
Woerle, Conrad SChambra, John Vockler
Albert Graham, James II. Emblem
Messrs. Cracraft and Jordan appeared
for the State, and Mr.. Dovenor for The
defense.
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WANrED-Every one to be free from
PlmpleS, Blotches, BoilS, ETC., which can
be done by purifying the blood with DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture. Used everywhere
dAw
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WILDEY LODGE No. ., Daughters Of
Rebecca, will have pound package party
in Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
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Do NOT forget the Commencement this
evening at the Hamilton Opera House.
The exercises promise 10 be OF an unusu.
ally brilliant character.
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--LATEST arrival Two hundred new
styles oil Embroidered Linen and French
Percale Suits.
One thousand new patterns Of Wall
Paper; also Silks, Cashmeres, Grenadines,
and Fancy Dress Goods, as low as 10 cts.
per yard.
Twenty-Five pieces Of the best and cheap
est Carpets in the city.
Two thousand pounds Of Superior
Southern Carpet Chain; call soon II yon
wish tosave money, at
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CARPETS Carpets Carpetsl 1t is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at w. FERRELs,
Corner Main and goth St,
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The polls have been closed, and there
will be no more babies entered for the
show. We know some who intended to
offer their babies to-day, but 1t Is too
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-13

THE commencement exercises Of the
Wheeling Female College will he held in
the Opera House tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-13

lERvEY & BRITT will have regular
semi:monthly auction sales Of stocks this
evening.
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BREAK down in prices OF Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
J,W, FERREL.
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GkreGt1teAiiqetrter
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1877.


Commencement Wcek-Belhany Col
lege.
Stockholders Meeting.
Beautiful Chromos al Kinks.
Framing Neatly Done at Kinks.
American Watches Oxtoby& Dufield.
Stephenson House and Saline Mineral
Baths.
For Sale-Top Buggy.
Grand Picnic by +. A. Britt Boat Club
Chamber and ParlOr Suits-G. Mendel
Booth & Co.
Toilet Sets-Cummins & Woods.
Turtle Soup-head Of local.
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TIE German Lutheran Synod yegler.
day adjourned sine die.
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The Wheeling Gymnasium will elect
officers tonight.
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Do not .tupefy your baby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls
BABY syrup,which is always reliable and
never dIAaPpOints. % cents. d&w
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AcAsE Of smallpox is reported at the
head OF 22d street
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GEMS fine shoes Of the latest styles
just received ut L. V. BLoND's.
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OSE marriage license was ycster.
day Issued by the county court.
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A FOOT bridge is to be erected over the
creek near the Crescent Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-13
OFFICE C. C. KExnLr, June 19, u.

OFFlUEU G. e kEABLE, June y, u
W. 4. List and Oilers:
sTRs-At the request Of several per,
sons interested, have to say that !, TO-
day, made an examination OF the iloorl
and ioists Of the building to be used for the
coming entertainment for the Children's
Home.
IsNy unhesilatingIy, that the building
is abundantly strong to sustain any weight
your entertainment may bring to bear
nponit. Very respectfully,
&C, KEMpLY.
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CHRIS. sEIBKE invites his friends and
the public generally 10 call at the Tidal
Wave Saloon to-day and test his superior
turtle soup, which will be served during
the entire day and evening at len cents a
plate.
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DINNER at McLalns' Hall from 10 to .
o'clock to-day.
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IF you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes go to l.. v. BLoNps.
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LATEST styles Of shoes just received at
L. v. BLoNDR.
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THE finest shoes kept in the city at
H. V. DInNn'S
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
a. observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
SA:N. JAN SP.N. 7P.N.
" IS II II
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GREAT reduction in prices Of Millin-
cry, at SrEYER Bros
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COOP Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, at
J. W. FERREL's,
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NoRTn STREET NJ. +. CHURCH con- on
!lnIleI their Festival al MCLainsI Hall
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DOR SALE
DOR SALE

The Residence of n. C. Arthur, on 10th
street, in the city Of Wheeling. The loi
fronts about G5 feet oil Fifteenth street,
and extends back to the alley. The house
is a two.Story brick, containing ten rooms
and finished attic, bath room, with hot and
cold water md is in good repair. There
Is also a wash house, coal house, ash house,
DC; on the property.
Persons desiring to examine the proper.
ty, or TO ascertain the terms Of sale, will
call on r. &. BARR, Attorney,
ApS 1l42 Chapline 81,
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osE hundred and GIFT babies entered
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TURTLE SoUP.
TIDAL WAVE SALOON.

Genuine Turtle Soup Of tho lC7 pound Black
ConCh Shell Turtle, from the coast Of Florida,
which has bern oil exhibition for teVeral doyu At
my Saloon, 1881 Market street, will lie served all
day and evening AT TEN CENTS PER PLATE.
Lovers and judges Of the article, also the public
In general, are Invited 10 call. A GnG Lunch, and
everything aTptranlng to the business, will be
found In hrSt-CllS style.
CHRIS sIEDKE,
rrop'r Tidal Wave Saloon. 1881 Market st.
jeld One door South Of 0rera HUuss.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. Blooms.
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cLLaS D-TW1Ns.

Hanson and Florence, daughter and son Of BeuJ
and Mary Mclaughlin, l0ll high street.
John and George, sons Of John and GuStInI
Nolts, 800 Main street..
Eva smith and Harry s., daughter and son o.
Pa.
John and Albert, sons OF John and B. weI.y
1924 ChApllne street,
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Jusr received, a lot of Children's Shoes
Of the latest styles, at L. V. BONDS.
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LUNCH at McLains' Hall from 10 10 II
o'clock,
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VUNN ItUEAIEh 3
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-.
porium,
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INTELGENOER JUNE

Cry CouNcII-sEcoND BRANCH.-The
following members answered roll.call in
this Branch last night: Adams, Bown,
Campbell, Crowther, DeiterS, Fisher,
Goodtellow, Logan, MyleS, Pollock,
Reeves, Riddle, Ritter, Simpson, Stoker,
Eockler, Wait, WaterhouIe, iahn, Mr..
President.
The Committee on Real Estate submit.
ted u report containing some unimport'
ant recommendations, which were adopt.
ed.
ACCOUNTS.
The Committee on Accounts reported
balance In the hands Of the Receiver
on the lat Of June Of $l3Ol2 4S. Fines
collected in May, Sl46; lookup fees, S56;
total amount collected, 500. Bills ag.
gregating $4l0 CO we're submitted, and
ordered paid.
srREETs, ALLEYS AND GRADES.
This committee made the following
recommendations: that the petition Of
the La Belle Iron Works TO lay 4 tram
railway be granted; that the Street Com.
missioner order Wheat & Sons and the
La Belle Iron Co. 10 repair their sewers
on Chapline and 3lst streets; that the
petitions Of the Eng. Luth. Church, Of
Simon Horkheimer, Of +. Hegner, OF W.
II. Hall and others be rejected; that the
petions for repairing cutters on 18th
street, Of @. Hess and the stiiel Bros, Of
Smith and others, be granted, that the
Superintendent OF the City Prison be di.
rected TO employ his prisoners in grading
and maCadamizing Coal street; that
White & Collins be paid SIS for work
done by them in relaying sewers on the
Island; and that the Committee on Streets
Alleys and Grades have authority TO ad.
vertiSe for proposals for relaying said
sewer; that the bills enumerated In the
report be paid. The several reCommen.
dAtions Of the committee were adopted.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Committee on Fire Department report.
ed bills Of Chief Marshal as follows:
Steamer United No 81
Atlantic No. 2.......,..,..,.,....,....... o.
NiyilAnt No. J..."..."...""".m.". 10 IL
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DOR SALE


20 Shares Stock In Peabody Insurance Co.
10 shares Stock In Ohio Valley Bank.
ld shares Stock in Ia BCllc Glass Co.
10 shares Stock 10 AStnR Mill.
4 lot Ground, Centre Wheeling, Main street.
Il lot Ground, Centre Wheeling, Market street
Small Frame HOu'e, l4th stuei.
Two-story Brick House, 18th street.
MIRO l. IRWIN. AVant.
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For Additional Local Sc Eia Paqs.
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LARAMIE,
Laramie,
Laramie,
Laramie,
Laramie,
LARAMIE,

Nor above Postolice, but above Opera
House is where he keeps Shell Oysters,
Spring Chickens, Strawberries, Ice Cream,
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THE CouRTs.-SuPREME CoURT-Jud9es
Green, Raymond, johnson and liOore.-The
Supreme Court met ut the usual hour
yesterday morning, and transacted bust.
ness as follows:
Thecases Of Probascus vs.. Moundsville,
0. ". J. W. Co. VS.. Same, Arnold VS.. Ar.
mold, Manion vs.. Fahy, and Ingersoll VS..
Gering, were submitted.
Appeals were allowed in L. c. Reed vs..
Edward Spor, and Alvord vs.. Miller.
The case Of State vs.. Taylor Strauder
was set for re.argument.
]. Il. Donehoo, Esq, Of Brooke county,
was admitted to practice on motion Of
Col. Pendleton.
Adjourned to the usual hour this morn
ing.
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ADJUSTABLE WIRE WINDOW
"A SCREENS.
FITS ANY IrLEDOH.
Excludes all insects; admits light and air, Just
what you want for tho summer, For rale At
AeLURE HOUSE ART STORE.
my29 E. l., NIcoLL
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NOV IS THE TINE To SECURE TERRI.
IN TOkY.-AGents arc making froIn IS Ia 10
PER day. We want Agents IN every county, town
and township In Ohio and West virginia. M ,Nora
pleasant business than selling looks and mona NOR,
profitable. One young lady, II yeIra old, Ia maj.
Ing s. 90 per day selling the History Of The Cen.
tennlAl Exposition A young man Is making 81 %
per day selling tho popular l4ic Of Custer, and
othtn doing equally well on other works. Apply
NJ once for Outkt TO CErSTRAL BOOK AGENCY,
No. u Fourteenth st., Wheeling, W. Va. mylO
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was received from the Second Branch and
was concurred In.
Report Of the Committee on City Prison
waa received from the Second Branch and
the recommendations therein contained,
approved by said Branch, were concurred
In.
Report OF Committee on Water Works
for the month OF May was received from
the Second Branch and its approval Of
the recommendations Of the committee
was concurred In.
Mr.. Egerter offered a resolution that q
committee Of three from each Branch Of
Council be appointed to confer with 4
committee from the Board OF County
Commissioners in relation TO the erection
Of a House Of Correction on the Poor
House farm, and report whether II would
be advisable or expedient for the city 10
take part in the erection Of such house,
A motion 10 lay on the table prevailed.
Resolution Of Mr.. Egerter ordering the
City Sergeant to enforce sections 8 and g.
In relation to dogs, was adopted.
Mr.. Boring called attention 10 the re.
moval OF a person infected with small
poX 10 the pest house, through the city
In broad daylight.
Mr.. Moorehead called attention 10 n
similar case OF removal, and that chill,
dren gathered around the wagon to know
what was the matter; also that the house
had not been closed.
Mr.. Reister offered a resolution that
Section 8 OF the ordinance in relation Ia
market houses be enforced by the Ser
geant in relation to The Fifth Ward Mar.
ket House and the space belonging there.
to. Adopted.
Mr.. Blair called attention to the fact
that nothing had been done by the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys in reference
to the extension Of the Custom House
pavement to the line Of the new curb; also
that Mr.. Gilchrist, the custodian OF the
building, had stated that he had been in
formed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
that he would not expend one dime in the
extension Of said pavement. He also In
Quired by what means the city could COM
pei the laying Of said pavement. Further
discussion developed The fact that 1t wal
one Of those conIndrums that no fellow
could find out.
On motion the First Branch adjourned
10 meet on Friday evening.
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ENoR RENT OR SALE.
I1oR RENT-HOusE-

E0R REET-IIOUSE-
Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between 18th and lIth, WCss hdN
Gas and water. WIN 10 rented low to responsible
tenant. Enquire o.
JOSEPH L. WILDE,
n02l Bookseller and Stationer, 1905 Main 81,
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A
Valuable Marshall County Farm,
Long known as the CLEMENS FARM.

Fisher and Margaret Fisher, his wife, Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, tot the undersigned Trustee,
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1878, and OF record
among the land records % Marshall county, West
Virginia. IN Deed Of Trust Book No. l. IagtS l67.s,
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We offer this day so pieces Black
Grenadlues and Hsrnanis, bought by
our Mr. !. Blum at large peremptory
sale at fifty cents on the dollar, and we
offer them al the same rates.
Ten pieces fine Black HsrnanIS, worth
SOC, we offer at 3lc.
Ten pieces all wool HsrnanIs, worth
75o, we offer at 400.
Ten pieces oil wool Hernanls. worth
81, we offer at SOC.
Ten pieces SILK and Wool HernAnls,
worth SI.58, we offer at G. I.I2o.
Ten pa. two yards vida oil wool, and
elk and wool Grenadines at from $l.25
to $500 per yard.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-02
IssURANCE CoMPAHIEs.

A iudicious article in the Tribune sus>
qests an inquiry whether the plan Of iorc-
ing an insurance company into the hauds
Of . receiver the moment it falls below a
technical standard IS not more likely to
harm than to help the policy holders
As the Law stands at present there seems
to be no choice le.: to the Superintendent
and Attorney General. But it is worth
While 70 ascerts in whether there is no dis
cretiou lodged in the hands of our courts
to modify the evil, even fit cannot be
wholly rem: died in the e:istius state OF
The laws. In all insurance Liabilities there
are two classes Of persons involved, those
who continue in good health aser they
have become insured, and those whose
health fails them. 1t is tbe latter class
upon whom the burden falls me t heavily
when an ',sr,G zee company a 5. They
are unable to get new insurance, and 1t is
of the last consequence 10 tpem 'ha' 'he
company in wb;c they Rave been Insured
should cou.irue to do business. The
healthy lives ceu take care of themselves
These may at once seek sound company
but rot so ,e npa red lives "a hey are
called. Where company, as has known
to be the case, "fIsezs3 out" ia policy
holders that is a trick that should be
thoroughly searched out and chas'ised.
But whe,e all have an equel chance the
advar;ase 10 'he imp; red lives OF allowing
the company to work out its savs lou i,
great and oby .c,s, and worthy Of very SER
ious con, ,;de, atou.