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for Gentlemen. Youths, Boys and Children, q
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres is too well
known 70 need comment Suffice ii q say Ready
Msde Clothing MAS never known 70 be a. low IN
price A. substantial in MAKE, or ~ perfect m ne
as ut present, and the proprietor of the Twin
Fronts Justly pldes himself upon this department,
guaranteeing satisfaction to all who plronize
his pst4blisLmrnt Our
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WE are doing Tin Roofing and Sporting
w cheaper than Il has ever been done IN this
Conutv DUKE GALLAMER.
October :, 1876.
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Tfa,othy seed.

WE have = lot Of home.raised Timothy Seed
w very nice. Price low.
S,pt. 80. 10. DCKE6 GALLAHER.
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7. is73. DUKE&GALLAHER.
An IufnilIbIc cure!

TCST received. direct from New York coz
y STANTINES PERSIAN HEALING PINE
TAR SOAP, for toilet, bath or nursery, and an
lufalliblc Remedy for all cutaneous diseases.
Feb. Il. 1877. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
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WE have lust received several Cases Of the
w Latest Spring Styles Of HATS OF very SUI
pciior quality and at exceedingly low prices.
Feb. Il. 1877. TBUSSELL d LUCAS.
IF ,ou want Comfort and Dry Feet buy the
| Monogram Boots. Hand made throughout,
aud every pair warranted.
Oct. 7.lsTG. TRUSSELL q LUCAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-29
GEw. eroRcr w. wcooK DruD.
EndipG . Life OF Activity at the Bar. Ia the
Array, aud In Politics.

Cen George W. McC,ok of Ohio died yes
trrlay in Gen. Au-on MrCook'- residence. at
2ll M'-t TWuuty-sr 'oHl street, ON Chr '~tmas
Day ha WIS stri ken with pnral',.s whi.r at
dinner. His family arrived at h.- bedside on
Thur-'lav morning. H. WINS cons'ious. hut
was unahlc To steak. Tho bod, Is t. l.. sent t.
Ohio t1-day.
Gen. George W. MrCook wn- son of tho Hon.
Daniel MrCook. formerly a Julgo IN Ohio. He
WINS born in 1879. and GRADUATED from the
Ohio University, at Athens. lie studied
llw with the Hon Elwin NJ. Stanton.
Nlrn m" Mexican war broke out ne cnt red
'- rvi', H. Captain In IN" Thri Volunteer
J .fn 20 # ONO. aud wt- sron mni' Colonel.
IA 90 '~ of IN" war j." returned To- lhc pra'-
t %. "a" law with Mr.. stanton md served ~
Aunr' %, G'nruil of ono. In l~t2 b" AGAIN on
tntct'h"nrmy ne ON" - IN" Sour Brgadier Cen
rr.t'S of Ohio On leaving thrssrVi " no hn 'amr
Chairman oi t'ie state NJ liury Committee. ia
l01l le was nominated ly thr y n.n. rHiS H-
ciniiigic inr Governor ~ Ohio. Whil" rHkiur
"a sur" h IN "a" rausg,s hr wH- stricken with
p1rlysi-. II phys ian ord 'rrI aim 10 retire
from p.t'Nr life ant trnV I nhrnnh. IT, M "a
went Ca Europe. H. Wa4 % leader h conventions
aud hr n nlWinut"d Mr. Bu huuan aud Nr Soy
uinur for 'it Pr a tens
Con VI COOK ln9NOe, Two sons 0u ! Ono dough -
ter II had light lrriN"r- rll nt whnr. wish
tiair fth.r -'r,nA IN t'l' lnipn arH & M 'c'
war '' ..o r'bcllion. only two OF tns hr'th.r-
uUX survive.
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L.fBOR'S TOICK HE.IRD.
The Striking Cgnrmsk-r~ Resolving 90 stand
Out Tor Victory.

The largo hall Of the Cooper Union was
dcuscly packed last evening with men and
women who had assembled IN response To thc
call .Dg mass nl'etln, of the striking cigar
makers. On the platform were seated mem
bers ~ the ~lrlsnrs Central Committee ani of-
l.rrs Of other trades unions. The hall vas
eGyiy decorated with An, rican. German. an |
Bohemian flags. and the mottoes: Union for
ever" United we stand. diy,ded We fail, NJ
one shall break tho Union" and Heaven helps
those who help themselves. were conspicuous
ly displayed.
Nj. 4. Strasser who presided. said:
II Is now Twelve weeks s4n"e the cigar
makers quit work. and We intend 10 mold out
until we are victorious. Il il battle b.twecn
twenty thousand hnlf-Hiirying proi le md "a f,w
monopolist-. one thousand fanili, havr been
turned out If their homes by the landlords ON
ncoouut ot the strike. The police treatment of
the pi sk,t- who have hrrn pla srd in front oi the
shops 80 prevent non.uniun mon from going 70
WORK i -candnl'ns;, The police have NJ rlght
O.luh our p'hcis.
have hrhed the police 10 club our pockets.
There Az many poll 'nmrn Who are snok ~ 81.
cigars given iheml hy the manufacturers. ani
AN this In spite II the rule prohibiting y" "li'.'-
nru from receiving hrihc-. Chief Justice Daly
decided that all u r-0n- have the RE ht To- walk
n th" street md ~ AZ o. whom th'y lease.
We in- II that our pckrts ha1r tuis right
Mr. !. j. Ptlh urged th, cighlmnkrrS "a
maintain the strike ami Mrs Mary lIei~lrr-nii
TINT there must J." no iawrng among thu
strikers. She Waa loudly uppuu led.
Resolutions wore pn-sod dec lariug tNot y 90
unanimous uprising of 10 600 men and women
H. the nnturH + suit Of systeuuttr oppression ou
the part OF the manufacturers; thHt thrAtru ..o
is o. b continued for nm nl'l Unite time. TN thr
recognition OF the Union has been complied
WIN ana mat lhn slriNtrs hir -ir"uSN npp'S''l
a-o condemn the tenement house system of
working n all it iorms nr an invention i' r.,
new 'halt"l slav ry. opposed 10 CIVILIZATION. and
To The aulrit OF the uge.
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THE INTENDED corr D'ETII
Why Gen. Bre.so,ies. orthc French Army, was
Placed on the Unattached List.

PARIS. Dee. 2a-Tha Ohfidl JoWT u an
nouncos that Gen. Brr--,l.c- has been placed
on the ulaitaciis i list. Tlr Jorrad' d's p'bdfs
says. This was lone bccau-e Gen. Br' .sollcs
exaggerated Or m.srcprcscntcd the tonor oi or
dcrs he was Instructed to communi'ato 20 his
subordinatca. thus furnishing prei. y, ~. t.. ~
protest Of Major Ia Boricfa. Those orlc had
reference To- measures of public safety forcs cen
and permanently provided for in the regular
duties II gurrsons.'
The foregoing h an authoritative explanation
Of the Limoges affair the previous report con-
cerning which said that President MacMahon
had signed n decree cashicring n captain Of n
line regiment stationed at Limoges who de;
t. ureparc t. march to Paris. that he woulJ not
ahdt corp d'rdi.
Gen. Irossoiles writes to, the .Fioaro, contra:
dieting the account printed IN the NpuVeb' Of
that affair The MOiRcip' said that (icn. Brcs-
sollcs had been retired for iEsubordnHtion. in
having r'monstrnted with his superior against
orl' - issued duiluE Con. Grin1udot do Rorhc-
bours tonur. OF the Mer Ministry that the
troops should prepare for important movc-
dcn. Brossollcs says: " When receive orders
lg,Xregtc them without comment"
'N' "nit"r: Gen. Brcssnes n.l',l ~, a. 90 80, 80.
= r.. .-..'sn,, i.'r -. rID,r m, ~'.sn iui-
cnted to- them ns ruAions which seemed t1 in
diede corp ddni. iic also made sUee,h i -
tlnn about how the orders Wore to BE- executed
suting: In ruso OF in-Nrrr.fton or cnmf1o-
tinn IL the insurgents resort.d Ia tho sirttaScm
ot placing Nonon and obi!tr'n in thclr 'front.',
ih" euldi"rS must rrhoiwit ainndn;.' Major
ln Eordera hsrfupor protested AM resigned
h.s -wurd Gen. B.r,l. Miu.- -tnr of War, on ln
iiy sti.at ou. llno'i G'n. Brc--ollc- on tho un-
nttarhcd l-l ami dismissed Major La Boriere
ior characterization.
Til, Uhra kpuhliren papers demand tho inn
pca'hmeni Of the lne GrimHudrt de 30 h.
bonet Ministry Tor the alleged intended coup
df'di.
Thr Temps says that when the Cabinet dis
cus-cd the lin ,cr~ afitir President M 'Mnhon
warmly repud'atoi hnylng ever rou'rmpiHt a a
cup Z Sdi. and d"clnred that. rs far ~ he was
aware, nothing was intended beyond prcrnu-
tons against armed res -ttnrr, which some
n"wsrapnr- threat rch should the Government
have demanded dissolution.
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DEEF SHOWS ~ BUL0fRTi.
Military Operations susp-nded-The Rridges
Across the Dnuube Doomed.

LONDON, Dec 25.-The Times correspond
ont at the head quarters Of tho Russi' n Rust
chuk army says: The snow IS over two feet
deep. AMI all op rations are suspended Two
soniers AMI mury hensi- persisted. Transport
service to the bridges crossing the D1nubr at
Sistpya and Potroehani "a Interrupted. There
are no sledse- here to replace the wagons rem
dornd useless bs the snow. Tho Ouartormas-
trr's Department has declared that II cannot
supply food s,r the cavalry here On. regi-
mont IT ofCo@sarks. ia about to start for Roumauia
To Oitaii. Ir1N 'uder.
All accounts Hgrnc as to th" severity with
VIII 10 me winter Inns -nt IN. and the hnsi nu-
fhorltf"s concur ia the opinion that the Russian
bridges across tIs Dnnthn must 80 in u few
days. when c0mmuni 'aton Will hA crmpl"i 'ly
cut on until th" river Is lrol-n solid enough 10
permit IT cross nE On the t.e. The Oulninn -
also expressed ly ,Nperion'el ul- rs rs that II
tNo winter Is Of tilr ordinary rigDr field opr ra-
tuns " 70 he hip So bic.
O-map = -hl Hrri,"i at Burharos; on w"i-
mes lay u-i His wound Is pro ,rrs-i ing favor
ably; II S h.l.vrd tlat h. will Co., informed
ut Mo- ow. Prince Charles Of Houminia rA-
turn o. Bucharest on Thur-iaY II intends
olpn ~. tr""i-- ot"rntins az .in-f " id,iin.
The iiceffisp' uuhli-ha- tl.n fllinWins I'm
ofl 'inl orm. WeHndrr~t1nd tha, ths sultan
has solicited the British Government t. ap-
proach the tlar with "A view to hring aDout ma
rotiniicns for pence, apd the British Govern
mrut hrs consented To- dO So.
tn" ljr'"is7' : nnnpun emcn' MAT the Brit
i-h Government, has consented. ON inn soil 'ta-
t'nn pf tl" Porte, tp approach tn C2ar with "A
Wv ~ bringing about negotiations for lcNce.
\ special e. the past. from Buoharn-t. says
That tho r'"nfnr 'rmHutS ouiHrDt iNr tn" Rus
siam 0rmy "NT'ri 2jO Wn urn. The army 81
tN" Baltic, numh"rin: 9uWN men. j. also being
formed. Russia has bought 100000 rides IN
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gHE RiILROiD POO.>.
= Prniect that Mny Ke.ult In the Most al.
EnntIe Combination IN er linde.

ST. Louis, Dee % At a meeting OF the
Southwestern Rates Association hld hcre. yes-
to-day. the question " admitting the T0l-dc
AMI Wabash kGlronl wac freely discussed. md
a proposition was suhmu'l to the road whirh
Nr Hopkins seemed tp rogurd myorably hut.
he said. he could not ucccpt It then. nnl the
matter WIS postpos"d To an rNtrn moetnEto b.
II surcs viii be submitted hy b-tu ST lra. Tine
question of extending lile 'Ioni" 40 as to take
in parts of Kansas ani Nrhrl,'h is Hitp cnn-
sidcred and u committee W.. uII'u.nt'd to ua-
wise plan to maintain tho Ili'~ or ull iu4In n. -4
originating east of truh'l Buns. Nr o. - lnnI'
aud Southwest .rn pool can r' morGod. &. T..
Perkins, Nr"-prsidrnt md grnrru manager
81 lY' C, ';9. bui nf'"" .n ,ah %
prllni is carlied ont il "a e'ul 4 will r.aut bon
the moet sisaAsl9 railroad combination ,,or
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NYiCh.N nRnAkN HiNK.
The Rockiand County National Bank SUE
i,'nding Payment.

lAhiNroWN. Doc. 2S.-Au Nyeck was
shocked this morning hy ihn announcement
A.. ,t... p,.,... 4, 1T =. ,t....i nj, 4, . 4,
'""' Wv n' "'''.t '"uhS "'""""i n'"A h"u
closed H. iuors The institution had the entire
,.,n0 l.n 80 80 Tho ,au,r,,,nitv unI r,nrv .v,.rv
va ,D'''''',''' ""' NJ
uody III 'he plo'e was "ip"sl'r. IN i"rih'is
In tho surrounding country too. haNN for v.ar-
1.rnsit.1 ,i.ir s.,i,..- in il Tn. h.nl v.,.
., -,
'"hrH'r'' 7llN'h' NV even "r" ~ uh'l Ul'
failure ou Monday. of u. u. I. Smith.
.,. ,... o..l ....i.i..tl..., 10, ,,.. y .,t ~.
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BiRrrir STREETS RyINS.
The Recovery aud Identification OF the BODY
OF puuIncer uertzbcrger.

The chnrrel and mutilatcd remains Of n
man were ,xtricntcL from the Barclay street
ruins nt about fl o'clock yesterday morning
and AZ about o'clock fearful woman IN black.
who was soon recognized as Mrs. Hertlbcrger
pushcd her way through tie multitude and
begged 20 500 the body. The fireman was in
cNorale. however, AMI ehe W. Kept wait, ng
until President King arrived and CAV. her per-
mission. The clothing was tlon identified ia
that II her husband The eng ncor's body was
found on the store floor on Tie side oupos te
the stairs as though he had run up hurri,dly
and loat his way in the EFFORT 10 escape. The
remains were somewhat torn in removal. and
had been 50 foarfuly burned that only small
pnrt Of the nosh remained. AMI one leg and an
arm were detached. Coroner Woltmnn at first
ordered the body to the Mor,ue but subse-
qqently he gayr ,perNlssion - tHe yid2w W
his cashier To pay her sdillileh, sum 10 deiray
tho funcrnl eNpcnses. ,
The digging was continued all day without
the discovery Of other mains: An ridcnt Of
the day wHs the arrival OF hroncr of Jnsc ph no
Shepherd accompanied by spne friends of the
poor girl, armed with p rs and -hovels. doier-
mined 10 dlg nnar thc spot wl.r. .he WIS lHsi
seen. A gang w men was. huwtyrr, lut 1T work
In TIE pLice. and shepherd stood near the ruins
On tho Rirnav street side noteworthy fact IA
thn appearance of tho hrioks-hurl liy one can hc
found IN either u th' ihr bu % inlt Ms
seems probable that tho top ilOnT- of the hui! T.
INK ~ % frll on thu building at C3, aIl 63 fcll
on t5. IRE Marshal Shnllon ho' " that bath
sis NJ a.. imuo nsn weight Gi 3nf.97O poun Ia oi
wool I'm the building at 6i cruShiu! the wrrif 'i-
edly built stru tur' ia w.tlrn ID WA stored tiut
there T. no evidence 81 an cVr'-.on oi any
kind The rnWnns ~ tlr iIEit ni' w'r'
found lying lo'-. ar ~ va Ling - II they
had boon pushed uscr tr f' wiil 90 81.
ilI DO 1 ~ .
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TILE POLITICIANS IN ALBANY
BEGINNING 4 IERY ITIfTr CoNJEST
ron mr. SpEfkhRSHf'.
senator Conkiing viii Take no Part H. the
struggie-A Most Interesting Threetor.
nered Fight for the CIcTkship of the senate.

Aru,SD p.,n % Not mora thnn n ,loyon
memb re- Of the Assembly have arrived here.
.n, ,h, a,,h, ,,. ,b, ~, .,i,,r.i,i and s,,,o,di
WV WV. 80 - ""' '"'V"
nAte loh.tOns has not fairly bosSn. Alvnrd
arrival lo,o lne, Mich, anil took mn his uun,1ers
- a., r, -, III, -, ill.,, 81, - -,
NJ INC DfIhNhh' c"lleu upon MN u's horn-
ing and found him in close consultation with
Jnhn l. Sm,thr postmneter of Ahonv and
S,,, - A., :, NJ O., :, -.
'halrmah "l INC l"'pupl"hn S'ait 'vihlhittce.
Tho Tact TINT Mr.. Smythc had called upon Old
sni, ,yo. .,o, Lo.oi,,,l ,l,t, t,,, ,,r,, i,.. ,f
""'t ""' 9''" "''''''o' "'"O' '''' va '"o' Va
the motel as proof positive tiht senator Conk-
linn WIS going TO take n hand i'm the fsht in
,,...., Ill, ,r1 hts s,,,,v ,,o,, 49,, r,,,i,iv
l"N'r " AVN" ''u n'' SUN "'i'' w i"l""'S
for u few hours with the army OF place hunt rs.
who nre nitonIv on hand But il declined ns
w, H.. 80. ~. ...,., 80 y -, No., -. a.,
rapluV upon uhe hrr'Nal "i u'h' nuS'cu ~ ,l'
afternoon. who also located himself ai tho DciJ-
vnn nna in IA Vcrv short tiur after ,ya. waited
D., ,',,. M Ctar, s,,i,l
upon 10y ios' .i"S'', i''nv an" '",, 'i.,'r' .
t, I,..,,n, t,,,,,n T.. tl,.. ,coulI- -bn n,,o love
- p,t, nj. .,,,, -, ,,,'
doorN''r',t . o. 'he D"u H'-'' S'VoN "cn' W.
with 4 rush
'ai'lWl inquiry. however. indicates that SEN
ator ConNlius Will unttplnnnv iagi In thr ar.
,.ou'y..ti.., - ,t, NJ -,
W. ", ~ i"s nous VA
n't ldft lpat' IN TIA" election ul Mr. CDuk-
linz Successor aud th,rn IL uo r,.I ra,snn
,T',. 4. ,...t. ,..t.', ,,., ..."-
WY W. '"o"' ''..,'''r' "' N''7 "'n'' "H"''N'r
tine ireud- of Mr.. Conkhng may DO viii be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-29

W,,uiH iToN Dec. 2s.-Dr Baxter ono of the
ph,.icnn, aii,ni' senator Patterson. -ay, hr no
reason Nh, OIL i4f AiN NOT h' Ahl, 90 r.-'I il,
100 t'tf ~lp il tiit uhf' li tDlsr ,-.
his i.lN nv en,nt le 49, "a! amt saA-. ielusy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-29
LiTESr ON HORLD MEMS.
4 unsistory nt the Vatican Two New Cor
dinnl. Nominated.

ROME Dec. 2s.-Thc Pope hold Consistory
at ti, NauoAn today Mul-,kuDi Morrtl AMI rclesrni
nominated card nt, ant some Bishop. sp.
roiued The roiv read short an, ufon thanking tho
iAfiluns their soltir concerning i- Ia attn aui
asking rm O. pray tu tis ta iril hr church Hri PIE
-i's unnpaired the niui oi ~ head WHO'S bViy cA
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caoa ana rn.e wIne. lsr lAe memA....

CMrN, Bur.undy. Ithinr, Shorro-. AMI Port
rom ~ - ~rfhuu nnl up" iri, Mw 'i -t' n
il, ult cord ti-. Ini rfln.. i.urf Al iNl NN
y nj w ca aios 10 II agus4a. l--ro. a. d Am 81 -
A<
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Irfn tol FuaG4h srnin wat rrrj jQf llN Alo"
.nrNr eu.oi '!iI - 'Jie. ~. sax AJ's.-, A.
LtyaUnpJ --AAE
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25
An Arrangenlents Completed.

CHEYESSE, October 24.-The follow.
ing i1giyen by General Crook: All ar.
rangements, as far as possible, are com
pleted for the removal OF the Sioux al
the Spotted Tail Agency, to their
temporary location. Captain Vessels
with two companies Of the Third Cavalry
and all the Indians Of the Red Cloud
Agency will leave Thursday for place
on the White river. Captain Lamar with
two companies Of the came regiment and
the Indians at the Spotted Tail Agency
will leave there on the came day for the
PoncA reservation, in the northern part
OF Nebraska, at the mouth OF Tue Niobra,
ra river, where they will remain ill
spring. The Arrapahoes, who are to
move to the vicinity OF the Shorthorn
reservation, are expected to start the
same day.
General Crook anticipates no trouble
whatever. The General says, with re,
gard to the Abandonment Of the 'front.'
posts, that camp Robson and Sheridan
are tho only posts to be abandoned this
fall. He thinks that the boys will be re.
tained at most Of the posts on the Union
Pacific, FortaLaramfe, Fettermau, Nc,
Kinney, Brown and Ssrambaugh for many
wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25
WASHINGTON.

WAsHlxoroN, D. G., october 23.-Con
gressmen While, Thompson and shelle
barger, Of Pennsylvania, had consulta
tion with the Commissioner Of InternA
Revenue in reference to the reorganiza
ton OF the collection districts OF Western
Pennsylvania; the proposition being tC
revive the old 2lst district and add i've
counties thereto and abolish the rresen
goth district.
Mr.. spoG'ord, before tie Privileges ant
Election Committee 10 day, argued that
according to the Constitution, the Louisi
ana Returning Board has nothing what
ever to do with the question OF who wcrt
elected Governor and Lieut.. Governor
and rs the Louisiana law requires al
election returns to be delivered to the
Secretary Of State and not to the Return
ing Board, he claimed a seat on those
grounds.
Tomorrow the Committee will deter
mine as TO the scope they will take in the
investigation. The proceedings will be
with closed doors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25
ASound Lie Insurance COMPANY

ALBANY, October 2i.-The SupeIin,
tendent Of the Insurance Department oI
the State Of New York has jlat iiIgd biz
report Of examination Of the New York
Lille Insurance Company, Of the city Of
New Yolk. Superintendent Smyth ssyl
among other lhipgi, having completed q
searching examination into the sfflirs Of
the company, /. afFjrds him unqualified
pleasure at being able to make pubIic The
gratifying fact that The result Is mos!
satisfactory, Every item Oi liability,
real and acIual or contingent, assworu 70
by the olfcers in the last annual report
made to the department, has been closely
scanned and the statements in said report
found 10 be true 10 the letter and mum
ber Of other liabilities fund to exi-t
Net surplus over all Liabilities, s. o62,.
S7S. He fnds the titles 10 all properly
on which the company holds mortgages
or which it owns, entirely satisfactory
and the valuations Of the department Of
such property agrees substantially with
thoCe Of the company, The cash securi.
ties oil the company, costing s., ,7SO, $50,
are OF unexcepIionAble character aud
worth $3.50 6l5 more than the cost. Total
assets, S3S. .l99, 800. The Superintendent
in conclusion, says be has no hesitation in
saying this great corporation is entitled
TO public confidence and It's officers 10 his
warmeSt concentrations.