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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
.x-Mayor Oakley Hall is In Boston.

Ex.Mayor Oakley Hall is In Boston,
Oliver Ames worth SIS, 900, 000
Minister Washburne is In Massachusetts.
Commodore q. X. Garrison Is in ST. Louis
Moderate priced houses in Boston,
Mr.. George wur,s will lecture "The Good limo
Coming"
Mr.. william Beach Lawrence, Of Rhode Island, is
at the New York.
william Morris calls '.gold OF the darksome places the
candle Of the deep"
Professor Ware, OF Boston, is doing good service ss
a lecturer on architecture.
An American lady has largo practice as physician
among the women of Lower India.
The diamond Is said to be electrical. We already
knew that 1t possessed social magnetism.
Chief Justice Waite Is white and gray as II some.
body had ordered vanilla and chocolate Ice cream.
English rhododendrons are blooming, instead OF
waiting Tor May, the month when they expected to
flower.
The advantage that tho newspapers Of TO day have
ovcr those OF the past is that wives Of public
no longer sandercd
Tho Boston Transcript is In favor Of having fruit
vendors on the strcc there being rent to
pay the fruit is cheap.
A disappointed newspaper man who failed to obtain
an interview stood on corner yesterday with tears
rolling down his check
The wheat crop in some parts OF tho country Ia not
promising, and the granger would ike TO know how
one can make julcps without straw.
Mr. Medil, OF the Chicago Tribune, urges that the
PRESIDENT term should be extended six years. and
that the incumbent should DO eligbo for
re- election.
A Southern paper, speaking Of prospective candi-
dates for town constable. heads It's article, 'who is
the Great Unknown" And It does not mean TO be
funny, either
Ex.Speaker Samuel J. Randall visited tho Massa-
chusctts Legislature yesterday Each House took q
recess after his formal introduction and hts reception
by members OF both parties was most cordial.
81 Louis Repubtican:--''The art feeling Is plainly
growing In ST. Louis The recent exhibition Of paint
ngs and brica.brsc at tho Mercantile Library not
so successful deserved to be in the matter Of at
tendance but collection proved, 10 the surprise OF
everybody that this city has store OF art treasures
OF which II can we'll feel proud.
Ercning Tetegram:-"Thc public, which has long been
dsgustcd with Parson Ncwman's conduct as kind OF
court chaplain Mt Washington, Is glad to hear that
President Hayes avoided his church yesterday and
vas insonsblc to the offer OF paidup pew. The Prcsi
dent and his wife walked quietly to another Meth
ogist church In less fashionable part OF Washington
ana returned 10 tho White House on foot after the
s.fyjss In Tho evening thoy had that notorious inh
ss isb ipgsfsoI TO dino with thcm, and laborcd for
] NJ conversion"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

vANDKRBnT's WILL threatened con-
test over Cornelius VaDdcrbiIt's will WAS
happily averted yesterday by this withdrawal
of all opposition and the admission ~ The
will 70 probate. Tho idea ~ npset,iog tbs
will could scarcely have been seriously eD-
tertained. Mr.. Vanderbilt WAS man ~
exceptionally strong mind md seJt-,iisaes,
of wonderful business eepeejty, ~ s9gsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The market WAS
generally stronger, but there was n further
decline in the coal stocks. Western Union
was steady and New York Central stronger.
Gold opened at 1O45s, advanced to 1O434 and
closed at the opening figure. Government and
railroad bonds were generally firm. Money was
easy at 2 3 per cent on call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

From reports this morning the probabilities
are that Mc ,reatker in Nc,c York today riu be
clear partly clo,y or cloudy, tolloccd by rising
Uinds and feUpeT0tttre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

Sergeant Thompson assault the nebriate Cannon
appeared Us witnesses yesterday, and the Ser
gcant came out of court with peaceable reputa-
ton which Quaker might have coveted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14
NOTICE TO COUNTRY DEALERS.

The Adams Express Company run special newspaper
tram PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and its connections
leaving Jersey City at quarter past four A. NJ daily ana
West as HARRISBURG and south Washington. reaching
Philadelphia quarter past six A. NJ and Washington
Mt one M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

The RELUCrANcE OF PROPERTY OWNERS to
erect fire escapes is not hard to understand, for
these lifc-saving appliances cost money. The re-
luctancc Of the officials, however, to proceed
against Noncompliance with the law concerning
fire escapes is not easily explained Can
money be ut the bottom of that. too!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

SOME INFORMATION not to be found in the com
pany's statements given III court yesterday
concerning alleged 'wircs" of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

The LUCK OF THE GOVERNMENT seems to have
begun in good earnest. A capital prize lottery
ticket was found among the rubbish seized by
Agent Comstock last week and deposited in a
United States Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN arc to earn their
salaries. The Mayor orders special daily
sions until a. President shall be elected, until
an election proves impossible. We would sug
gcst that the plan adopted with reluctant jurors
is very sharpening to the wits, and that Alder
men who are true to traditions concerning their
order would be the last men to hold out long
under such treatment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

The CITIZENS GAS LIGHT COMPANY, of
Brooklyn, which year ago succumbed to the
powerful argument OF the kerosene lamp and
made partial attempt ut reformation, has been
backsdng to the extent of twenty-five cents
per thousand feet, and the dealers in lamps and
oil are rejoicing as if u sinner had repentcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


ACADEMY OF MUsIC-LouEscRiS.
BOOTHS TIlEATRE-A TRIP TO TIKI Moon.
EAGLE THEATRE-AIMxE
GERMANIA THEATRE-DIE RErcnE ERBxs
BowERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALBANIA
BROADWAY THEATRE KATHLEEN MAvouRsEEs.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-Two ORPHANS.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-BLuE GLASS.
PARK THEATRE-OuR BoARpisG HOUSE
WALLACK's THkATRE-My AWFUL DAD.
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LYCEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPERA
UNION SQUARE THEArRE-rnE DANcnrrrs.
EGYPTIAN HALL--SKxsArIoSAL VARIETY.
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
HELLER's RE-rRrsrIDrcrrArrox.
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUsE-vARIErr.
THEATRE CONIQUE-vAmrgrY.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-vAHrErr.
GILMoRE's GARDEN-MExicAs RIDING.
rIvOLi THEATRE-vARIErY.
NEW AMERICAN observation-disclosures
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS.
VIEW YORK AQUARIUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

HAD Nor THE NOTORIOUS CHoRrENNING CASE
as many lives Us u cat it would long ago have
gone into the dishonorable grave which it has
always deserved The decision of the Supreme
Court yesterday, however, seems to make it
reasonably certain that this vile mass of corrup-
ton will 10 longer offend the nostrils of honest
men and kill Legislators more effectually than
natural means can ever do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-14

1ngS OF the physical BeOSrapncr, as well as
a probability based on the statements Of the
natives.
In dealing with the general questions of
the Nile sources Stanley takes compre-
hensive view Of the subject. His letters
contain so many important statements, sup
ported by an array of facts that have been
verified, either wholly or in part by other
explorers, that we can now accept them
with the fullest confidence. 1t must be re-
membered that the field of discovery is
enormous, and that the liability to error is
therefore very great. Still, Stanley con-
meets all his geographical details so COM
pletely together and presents them in such
an ineligible form, with the links of evil
dence made prominent only where neces-
sary, that his deductions will stand the
most searching criticism even by the ''arm
chair" geographers. By his explorations
we are made aware OF the fact that
eastward of Lake Tanganyika the Nile
waters arc derived from tho region
that is drained chiefly by the Shimeeyu
River and its tributaries; that the White
Nile derives its waters from the great Lakes
Albert and Victoria Niyanza, and that these
are in turn fed by the rivers Of their respec-
tive watersheds. The Kageera River, it APP
pears, penetrates southwestward from Vic
tora Niyanza to and, perhaps, beyond Alex
andra Niyanza, or the new lake not yet
explored We have, therefore, probably
reached in that lake the western limit of the
Nile watershed, as the Abyssinian Noun.
tains and the Valley of the Shimeeyu repre-.
sent it's eastern limit. All to the westward
of the Alexandra Lake and River belongs to
either the Congo watershed or to some
great lake system between the sixteenth and
twenty-fourth degrees of east longitude, as
suggested in the HERALD in November, 1876,
and July, 1876.
As great deal of criticism has been
levelled at Stanley by the ultra philanthro-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
sCARLEr FEVER.


AWord Of JussiHeatt0n Tor the rSss
Ono Of our merchants has complained
ot our cIty papers for xiiuding to the
matter Of scarlet fever, because, Is ns
..ys. Il has damaged business IL our
mercantile friend would consider . me-
ment. he would see that the papers nave
4 duty 10 perform in the premises which
toey cannot avoid, however much they
NAV desire to do 90. 1t is the most sa-
cred duty of Q newspaper contagious
disease appears, AND threatens 70 eeeone
epidemic, to notify the public OF the tact
that they may take precautionary meas.
urss to prevent It's spread. When tue
6rst case OF scarlet fever appeared IN
our midst, the REarsTER first notified The
public of it's existence, and called the
attention Of the people to the TACT, ara
warned them of the danger. The result
has been that all proper efforts have been
put forth by the people, and the danger
of its spread Is materially lessened. Ii
nothing bso been said about the matter,
and the disease had become epidemic,
the utmost silence on the part OF the
napers could not have prevented the
most exaggerated reports from going to
the country, and instead OF the loss
of the sale of few yards of calico or
pounds OF sugar, business In the city
would have BEN to ally p.ral! FED.
1t Is to the Interest OF every business
man in the city that the papers, imme'
diateIy on the az pearance oi a contagious
disease, put forth their best efforts t.
stay its progress. In this connection II
would be we'll to state that several ne"
cases are reported, although they are moi
of that virulent type which has charac
ter,zst the contsgion heretofore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
The COU MS.
stRcUIr ooURT-JUDaK MELVIN.

In this court, yesterday, Gustave Gut
ten berg, 8 native of Germany, took out
his frat papers Of citizenship.
The case of the State VS.. Barrett, IS
docketed for to-day.
The case of the State vs. Tom Welsh,
charged with the murder OF DICK hen
ncgan, was concluded, and the jury alter
an absence OF half an hour, returned
verdict OF not guilty.
Court adjourned till the usual b Dur tbs
morning.
POLICE CoUkT-JUDaE CRANMER.
Frank Miller, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Joshua Miller, exposure of person,
fined twenty dollars and costs. Commit
ted for thirty days.
Mrs. Vanhvrn, disorderly, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed for
tnirty days.
VIM. Harris, stealing butter off the
steamer Market Boy. fined twenty dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
George Reed, a vagrant found wander
ing about the streets with kit OF new
shoemskers tools and being unable to
give satisfactory account of himself was
committed Tor thirty days.
Frank Rotnaker, keeping hogs on his
premises, fred one dollar and costs.
Paid.
The LIQUOR cases were tried and held
under Amusement By the court till TO-
day, at which time the decision will be
made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
RtveF n oWn.

The marks at the landing last evening
show ed about 8 feet 9 inches.
The Kerr departed yesterday morning
for Pittsburgh.
The Granite State en- route for Pitts
bureh passed up yesterday.
The Emma Graham, en- route for Gin
ciunati is due down this morning.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
yesterday.
The Express departed for Pittsburgh
Yesterday at ll:30 o'clock.
Business about the isvss is somewhat
dull.
The towboat Fred. Wilson No. 2,
Capt. George w. Gray. arrived at 9 p.
N. from louisville, awsking the early
sleepcrs with her cannon. She came up
from Cincinnati in five hours with lbs
barges, two box bos,s and Two fuel fat
in tow Pittsburgh Chronicle.
by Telegraph
PIrrsBURaH. Msy.9.-River 8 feet !
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool.
MEMPHIS, May 9.-River 20 feet II
inches. Westhe. clear; mercury 7O':
Arrived-Baum, Cincinnati. Departed
Hard Cash, White river; Morgan and
| Parker, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Weather clear.
Departed - Alex. Swift, Cincinnati;
Lioness, Pittsburgh; Means, st. LOUIS;
Cecil Cobb, Ironton. River rising with
10 feet 7 inches.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-River u feet
6 inctes and rising rapidly. Arrived
Sherlock. New Orleans. Departed
vrnt Sninkle. Memphis. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, May s.-Depsrted-Capita'
City, st LOUIS; City of Vicksourg
Vicksburg. Depsrted-Cap'tsl City
Vlcksburg; City OF Vlcksburg, st. Louis
River SO feet aud falling Weather
clear; mercury Ga deg.
EVANSVILLE, May Weather clear
mercury 40 to 68. River Is 9-l0 feet anc
rising. Down-Chss. Is. Church, Morn
ing Star, Barnard, Kanawha. Up
Raven, Idlewild, John Means and tow
Business light.
ST. LOUIS, May 9-Arrived-Ws'
E-gle, Keokuk; Fanny Lewis, Kansas
Cry Col, RADIO, Vck burg; Lee, Peoria
Departed Wsr Eagle, Keokuk; lror
Mountain, Pittsburgh; Lidy Lee, Pep
RIA; Fanny Lewis, Kansas City; Crane
Republic, New Orleans. River rose
inches. Weather cloudy.
The GraLd Republic took down an e1
cursion party OF about one hundred and
fifty persons and goes through the Jettle o;
to the gulf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
NEIGHBORHGOD NEWS.
BELLA1R x.

THE weather has been rather rough
on pedestrians.
The citizens seem rather timid in put.
ting IN garden "sass."
THE hills and meadows are beginning
to lock beautiful in their new garb.
LEON Bros, did not perform Tuesday
night on acc, unit of the lncl.mency vi
the weather.
Mr.. G S. S. Barrow of this place has
secured patent on a mode of securing
handles To cups.
JOHN WlNsoNRA1D raised little
family breeza, last Thursday night, which
cost HIM $500 md costs.
TUE ladies of the NJ. Z Church have
cleaned ard generally repaired the edi.
flee belonging to that denomination.
TIE light guards have sent their
measures to Columbus for uniforms. The
same firm will also furnish their hats.
The Hutchinson family will give a
performance in the Presbyterian church
this evening Tor the benefit OF the tenn
perance reading room. Let every one
turn out to hear these sweet singers, and
aid the noble temperance cause.
THE Council appointed Messrs. John
McCormick, WIN. &. McElhany and
Harrison Richardson 10 act as night
wa,chman. The selection Is q good one,
and no doubt those gentlemen will do
all in their power 20 have good order.
FREDERICK SwITzER, who was arrested
for Iobbing Martin Barrett LAST Sunday
morning, was, yesterday, released from
Jail al ST. Clsirsvile. The grand jury
indeed him and he gave bail in the sum
of 500 to appear AT the next term OF
court.
AT the Council meeting last Tuesday
night. the Mayor appointed Messrs. j.
n. Lee, of the First ward; Patrick Cur
ran, Second ward; Charles Henry, Third
ward; Albert Vlckers Fifth ward. and
}. J. Powell at large, Is Il Board of
Equalization. This seems to give general
satisfaction.
MEssRs. HERvKY & BRITT, auction
GERS, are al last snugly installed in their
new quarters, a. 1926 Market street.
These gentlemen propose opening first
class house. and as their business cspsci.
ties are OF the same order, there is no
reason why they should not be success
full.
A DISPATCH was received here yester.
day to the effect that the Board of Com
mlssioners had located the Tobacco W are
house in this city, and that the Governor
nd ordered grounds purchased for the
erection Of Q large snd commodious
buildir g-provided no such building
could be bought ready for use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
TWO YEARS An INVALID-CURED

"People's Remedies" are seven in
number and are man utactured by DR..
Nj. Nj Fer ner, Fredons, n Y No one
of them is pu. forward as "cure-all,"
but each is adapted TO special class Vt
diseases, as described in the circular en-.
titled peoples K medies," which is
wrapped around every bottle. Each
remedy, in its place, is curative in the
highest sense possible. in the present adj
vanced state OF medical science. When
thus adapted it will apparently work
wonders. Many thousands of certificates
of cures on file, written BY grateful in
valids who have been restored by them
to health. Some of these are published
in the circular above referred to, repre-.
senting all classes of society, from the
lowly cottage to the Princely palaces and
Offices of state. Ask your druggist for
one
NEW BETHLEHEM, Pa, July goth, rs,
DR.. Nj. NJ. FENNER, Fredonis, N. Y:
DEAR SIR About two years ago
had an eruption Of the skin and swelling
OF my upper lip and both legs. / could
not wear u boot for niae months. had
also bad cough for about fifteen years.
l met you at tho McNut. House, here,
last Fl orusry, showed you my swo len
limbs, and you examined my lungs. You
prescribed your Blood and Liver Remedy
AMI Nerve Tonic, your Salt Rheum
Ointment and Your Improved Cough
Honey. commenced their use at oRcs,
As you directed. The effect surprised me,
ana all who knew my case. The cough
almost Immediately closed I he eruption
disappeared and the swelling went
"down and OUT 1t is now about SIX
month since commenced the treatment.
l improved so that commenced work
the first of March, and now / wear nv
boots and labor Ms before was sick. No
trace either Of the Cough, Swelling or
Eruption remains. The cure is complete,
and feel as we'll as before l was tick.
l am willing to be qualified as to the
of the above, and will cheer.
fully answer all inquiries. feel as
grateful to you as it is possible for q re-
stored invalid TO feel. Yours Truly,
j. NJ. SEYLER.
Sod BY dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co, wholesale agents, Wheeling,
W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
Wbeelfns Retail Market.

SECOND WARp-Wsfnssdgy Mornpc.
The market was lightly supplied this
morning, and most stuff was higher than
last week, the bad weather keeping many
away. Spring chickens, with the tag end
of the shell still clinging TO them, sold
rspidlv at Is cents each. E:f-
pRopuGE-Eggs 12e per deg; hut.sr
2O@sOc per ID chickens each, s09S6c;
corn meal 200 per peck; spring chickens
25c esoh.
VKsErABLIs-Potatoes, old, S5940c
per peck; new from Bermuda 80 per
peck; new onions s@sc perbunch; lettuCs
sslOc per head, 900 per peck; spinsch SOC
per peck; radd,shes Sc per bunch; kals
70GS0 per peck; cucunbers s@t0S cents
each; asparagus. three punches for 25c
FRUrT-Apples l5925c per peck.
SHADE Tees AND PLANrs-Poplsr
sugar, maple ana pines 25@soc according
TO size; sprigs and roots OF bushes 5(9l0
each; flower. in pots sG5co according to
qnslity.
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Mfduignt Musf ngs.

Last night party OF gentlemen of this
city prevailed on Manager Hamilton 5
Italian band to make tour of the city
on serenading expedition, and the
music discoursed was graceful, and a
melody flowed from the instruments such
as is seldom experienced. The party
first serensded the REGISTER and ntst
Gge,,cer offices, for which they have cur
thanks. Governor Mathews was next
serenaded at the Mcclure house,
from whence the band was escort
ed to the residences OF Messrs.
Andrew Reymsn, James Hamilton. Geo.
b. Caldw John l.. Rice, Will Fisher
ard John Frew. The efforts of the gen.
tlemen having the band in charge were
recognized in beftting manner at the
places seri AIDED, and on the whole
4 delightful time was experienced by all
concerned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
Writ Of HabeHS COrpus.

United States Commissioner Rogers
yesterday received writ of habeas cor
pus from the County Court of WetZsl
county, asking the presence of John 2.
Freelapd. confined in the county Jail at
this place for counterteiting, before the
Wetzel County Court. Freelsnd's son,
one OF the notorious "moonshiners,' is
now on trial in that county for his life
for the murder of old man Shsrkey, ard
his father is wanted as material wit
ness in the case Tor the defense. Com
missioner Rogers allowed the writ, and
turned Freeland over to the United
States mar hal for transportation to New
Asrtlnsville, but the marshal refused to
have anything to do with the matter
unless Freelsnd could give bail for his
return to Wheeling. This the prisone r
hs thus far been unable to do, and still
fingers IN the county jail. Here is an
opportunity for some philan,hropiss to
90 on the old mans bond. that be may
give evidence in favor of his son.
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TO ALL, PARTICULARLY
INVALID6.

sprins y Q trying season; indications :. Q.
sfcknSs. should ct once b attenoeo 70
Tsfal diaeasss may b caused by auoying
, - bowels 70 become eonstipatedana tns
$500 10 remain fna disorAerod sopdi-
Ion. until the d lsorder has time 70 develcp
itseiL An oun . Of prevention Is worth
pound OF cure, 10 an old and truthful say
fne. Therefore, we advice all who are
troubled viii the complaints now very
prevalent-hea Indigestion, dfsord-
cred liver, want OF appetite, nausea or
feyernh skin, to take, without delay,
Sche ckS Mandrake Pills. We know OF
NO remedy so harmless and decisive In lts
ac,iou. Ii az once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone
to the syste n. People never need suber
from any d sease arising from disordered
CON iitiUn OF the liver II they would lake
this pxcallent medicine when they 1eei
the Ant Indications OF the malady. Faml-
nes leaving home for the Summer months
shouid take three or four boxes OF these
pill, with them. They have an most
instantaneous effect. They Will relieve
the pa tent OF headache In one or TWO
hour and will rapidly Gle nse the llver
OF surroundi bile, and will en- ctualiy
prevent q bilious attack. Thsy are soid
bV all druggista
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
n,,ua, Aid A..ociat,on Meeting.

The Peoples Mutual AID Association,
of thi. city, at its annual meeting Tues
day night, elected the following Board
of Directors to serve for the next year:
Jas. Altmeyer, q. Il. Cowsn, y. l..
Davis, H. II. Dunlevy, A. Harris, Porter
Smith and Isaac Stewart. The report OF
the secretary gives the prese mt Iunbers
a. &C, with capital on hand of $4OS ~,
1864 being the insurance and $l44 81
the permanent fund. As home insti
tuition on a mutual and BENEVOLENT plsn
the association is becoming more and
more favored in the city, more so as It
has no salsried officers, and has in the
last year, for instance, paid S5sS to the
hers of deceased members, the whole
amount of expense during the same
length of time being only S42 So