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The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Last evening large Democratic meet.
ing was held in the Jefferson Club
Room, Mr.. J. P. Springer in the Chair, and
W. II. Lee, Esq, Secretary.
Mr.. Springer stated the object Of the
meeting was in opposition to the bills now
before the Legislature in reference to the
city of Wilmington. The bills were read
In full, and the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, The City Councilt of Whining
ton having sent to the Legislature now in
session bills which we deem are for partisan
purposes and
Whereas, The passage of some of these
bills and parts of other bills SO sent would
prove detrimental to the interests Of the
citizens of Wilmington. county and State :
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Democrats of the city Of
Wilmington, In public meeting assembled, !,
That we enter our solemn protest against
the passage of Section of an act, entitled
can act to further amend chapter 70 of the
revised code, entitled of the city Of Will
mington."
Resolved, That we approve of section 1
and of said act, as in justice to our
flremen the city shall appropriate the
necessary funds to carry on the same.
Resolved, That We protest against the
passage of the bill entitled further sup
plement to the act In relation to the city
debt of Wilmington and to provide for the
discharge thereof, unless there shall be
competent committee appointed by the
Legislature, who shall have charge of all
work to be preferred and full charge of all
moneys raised by authority Of said act and
be 1t further
Resolved, That we enter our solemn
protest against the bill changing the mode
of assessing and collecting the city tax, as
in our opinion it would create more offices,
incur q much larger expense, and would
not be any improvement on the present
system, and It would be a repetition of
what is now complained Of by the tax
payers.
Resolved, That committee Of seven be
instructed to 20 to Dover and present these
resolutions and our views to the Legislature
and use all honorable means to prevent the
passage of the bills complained Of
On motion, the clerk was ordered to
transmita copy Of these resolutions to the
committee to be presented to the Legisla-
ture.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
ke dsScetL Rates, 1

The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany have made still heavier reductions in
their rates. Messages are now sent from
Wilmington to all points reached by their
lines in the New England and Middle States,
for rs cents. The same rate applies to the
eastern line of Illinois, applying to Cincin-
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis and other
points. To Illinois and west to tho Missouri
River, including Omaha, the rate is so
cents. Under these low rates the system of
half rate or night messages has been abol-
ished except allowing 20 words at night, to
be delivered next morning, for the price of
ten-Word day message.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Society Meetings this Evening.

Walola Lodge, 1. O. of G, T., Sixth and
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, I. O. 0. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. O. o. F., Odd
Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, @. U. A. M,
at Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr., @. U.A. M,
at Hall, 511 Market street.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. o. R. M; at
Red Mems Hall.
Excelsior Lodge, X. of P, at hall, 211
Market street.
Washington Camp, P. O. s. Of A., at
McClary's Building.
Pioneer Council, 1, sovereign's of Indus"
try. at McClary's Building.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Niagara Bridge Closed,

NIAGARA, N. Y, March S.-The Niagara
Suspension Bridge has been closed until
further orders for repairs, but the through
business of the route will suffer no inter-
ruption, as passengers holding tickets via
Suspension Bridge will be carried by way of
the International Bridgeand Loup Lin, ,and
also via said bridge and Merton to Detroit,
making the same connection as formerly
at Detroit for all points West.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Police Ne,US.

His wife, who also interfered, was fined
81 and costs.
Squire O'Neill presided at the Police
Station, last night, in the absence Of the
Mayor.
James Robinson, colored, for resisting an
officer, was held in $500 bail to appear At
court.
Charlotte Short, being found guilty of
vagrancy, is allowed to spend twenty days
In the Hotel Grubb.
Thomas Dixon, colored, for interfering,
also, was fined SIS and costs. This is the
same man who assisted Robinson in getting
out of the city cells.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
C0r0nss''s InQaHests.

Coner David G. Rose held an inquest last
evening, over Third Street Bridge, upon the
body of Francis Young, aged years. The
verdict of the jury was death from spinal
disease.
Yesterday morning Coroner Rose went to
Townsend to hold an inquest upon the body
of woman who died suddenly, but the in.
quest was postponed until this morning.
He will return to Townsend, this morning,
with DR.. Ogle, on the $50 train.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
NelU Appointments.

1t is expected that the following new ap-
pointments will be made at the present
Conference: Grace Church, DR.. Stephenson,
of Madison Avenue M, E. Church, Balti-
more Union, Rev. J. B. Mann Scott. I.
e. Smith; Elkton, D. G. Ridgeway Mid
dlctown, r. E. MartIndale or l. 0. Sypherd:
Lewes, VIM. E. ENGLAND New Castle, G.
r. Bristor; Bethel, Cecil county, Nd, T.
B. Hunter Still Pond, Nd, e. B. Newman.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
RNnQ WUY,

About s O'Clock, last evening, as Mr.. H :.
Peoples, the son-in-law of the deceased
Mr.. Fout, was driving pair of horses
along Front street they became frightened
ia the neighborhood of Front and Market
streets, and ran along Fourth to French,
where they came IN contact with lamps
post, upsetting the carriage and damaging
It considerably.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Arrtvals at the Clayton House.

The following are the arrivals at tie
Clayton House up to midnight:s
Kane W. Doten, Mass.
A. B. Gregory, Illinois.
NJ. Cowles, Chicago.
j. H. Elliott, City.
j. G. Meeter, Phila.
A. A. Solomon. South Carolina.
Gov. Palmer, Washington.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
No More.

The Shellpot Literary Society which has
been holding regular meeting for the past
two months is no more. On Wednesday
night last member quarrellcd with the
President, who 1t is said spoke three differ
ent times in the debate, which was against
tho rules. We hope this Ill feeling will not
last long; a. tic society aid much good.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Sheriff Sales In Ssssser.

The sale of Capt. B. stockley's property,
heretofore advertised. but sale postponed,
is now to be sold on Saturday, March "a,
at Seaford. At the same time IA lots of
real estate, the property of Jacob e. Nj
cholson. In Bridgeville March 20, 4 tracts
of land, the property Of Henry @. Nichol-
son.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Notice.

The Manager of the Pilgrims Progress"
and Bunyan Tableaux Exhibition hereby
announces that it is not under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. G. A. as advertised, there
having been little Misunderstanding as to
the hall being owned by the association,
which the manager was led to believe
from information received when arrange
ments were made.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
Minor Locals.

Rainy weatl er.
The Council room has been clcansed.
The old market house at Twelfth and
Market streets II to bs torn down.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
NOTICE CE-VALDOSTA INSTITUTE FOR
Nm SALE,

This valuable property, situated in a
|hrlving town in southern Georgia, on the
LINE the railroad from Savannah to Flori-
Ia is offered at "a bargain, either for sale or
Hchange for property in city In one OF
| he Middle States.
The lot contains three acres, upon which
Fre The Institute Building p by "a feet, two
/ ton, and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
|hIs chambers and kitchen, servants,
house. stable, barn and all necessary out
bidding, and a vegetable garden.
Thelnstitute is furnished, and the school
anow in operation with about sixty schol-
nin attendance.
This property is offered for sale, because
|nshealth of the lady who owns 1t has
fAiled.
grparticulars apply to
DR.. GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL.
tsdlltf New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

Don't ruin your health, and besides, make
yourself disagreeable to other people by
your continued coughing. A twenty five
cure you. Large bottles, % CENTS
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

Samuel Lindsay, White G. G. Hid.
John Webster, Booths Corner,
B. McElwee, Mill Creek,
W. E. Heisler, near Newark,
W. H. Robinson, near Newark,
John Johns, New Castle,
T. Holcomb, Adm, New Castle,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS,

The residents of the City of Wilmington.
yare requested to call and nay their State,
lCbunty and Poor Tax, for the year 1875 i'm.
nsdiaiely, or they VIII be returned as de-.
'tnquents and strick en- from the assessment
,0fce Hours from o'clock p. M, to 9 p. m.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER Jk.
A. GIVEN.
I'm. Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

E--oT1rE-pr. e, SHELF has returned
home' Those wishing his services will
no1l no1l at once, mhS St
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
11EREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD FURNI'
TURE-Will be sold at Public eale, by

1EREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD FURN1.
TURE.-Will be sold at Public Gale, by
orders Of the administrator, -
ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th. 1877,
At ~ ococx, at No ss2 Market ,ets stpeet W@ Inc
Reynolds, as follows
Rosewood plano in good order. r.. sofa - "a set sda
10 yards new Brussels carpet walnut ~ a1s pea
entry and stair carpet, ingraln al reg car ar
81 sans soasa ana wots0h aos IN 0nss sooa
orjcr hmsk mattress, 2 lounges, all kind
Of goods used about housekeeping, g such 1ins as
china glassware and quaeensXMa1ee' aentX ,tnnS mns'
in tie cellar, ali ready cut for use: Once a,
miller fire snola and b@fS{ar oee dapsf p1oo5
hook casos. sofa, etc. Also, Germantown
carriare, l set single harness.
Sale positive. For further particulars sec
N"A'' JOHNA. REYNOLDS,
Admir- of VIM. Reynolds deod'
I,W,H Htiaham 4 son, Auct'rs. u..u
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

lnrf7 REGISTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
IN SONS owning or having dogs about
'iSIfr Dit misses, are required to have thena
,wularly registered, between the -1st and
IN Of January. After the latter date the
sMinsnce will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs. JAM ES O'TOOLE,
ian9 If Chief of Police,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
NOTICES.

>@on1cF.. .,Mr. Edward Frances invites
II ydafI H. friends ard the public in general.
y ths a O. K. Barber shop. on Second ndts street
eeHSSoIf H. f,neat shop In town, cold and hot
ha li,hs ..e and all the conveniences necessary.
lans' s an An. Monday, Tuesday, and Friday
vpsI, % until y O'Clock, Wednesday even
" s,utiii' nntii IL, and Sunday from until 2.
mh8.1W
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, about to remove from
the city, will sell at public sale, at No. II
Market street, "
March 14th, at 9L o'clock, the following
described Personal Property
u bedsteads and beds, wash stands, bowls
and pitchers, carpets. looking glasses, dc.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
Con insisting of tables, chairs, one large cook
stove, pois, kettles, earthenware, and
oueepsWar too numerous to mention.
Bar Room Fixtures.
One large glass, S61Go inches, nne par
stove. counter, glasses, bottles, empty bar.
rels also lot Of wines, liquors, &c, Of all
kinds.
L.W. stidham q Son, Auctionesrs.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

t.,,urpEN Dollars Reward will be given
" ~ the return of the Meerscbaum Pipe
I.an I ,o' rom rom Ill East Water street, end no
iussStalon' iSa "'A sTANsBURY MURRAY.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

The following public sales are adver-
tised
VIM. Dllwortb, Chester co, March 10
Mrs. Il. B. Dllworth. Mill Creek, 10
Elizabeth NJ. Pierce Il G.. W.Smith
Brandywine Hd, 10
Ezra Fell, Mill Creek, IL
Swain & Tslley, Cnrlstiana I'D. IL
Thomas Morrison, New Castle, 10
Zeblcy Il Tatnall, New Castle, 13
Thos. L. Trlley ,Jr., Brandywine, 13
Anthony Conrad, Christiaaa, II
Sheriff sales. Michael Lallev's prOp. IA
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

has opened a shaving
saloon at No. 6o4 Market street, where
DAttr,t.ciass work will be done. Shaving six
|sstS hair cutting. twelve cents. jl8tf
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

.10TICE.. Tho Pine X not Association will
IN give grand ball Oh Friday, April 18th,
&M jM-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

,1oTICE.-The Corporators of the N. O.
I'D Wilmington N. Guage Railroad
tt.,.Sv y Nv give notice that the books will be
.srd ..ssned for subscriptions to the stock Of
nid Road, on Monday, the 18th inst, at 10
ia NJ Ma e%ee St v3SiGa WlmDs Ds
'ssAh s@sAhs.f6t pei GEO. 6y 6. Srfs5b fIso5bDE1L, Chm.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09

nor RENT.-A CHANCE Sell DOM
r. MET WITH. One Of the best busine
stands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2O7 and 200 W. Fourth street,
jan30-tf Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
FOB SALE AND KENT.

NOR SALE.-The good will, stock ant
T. fixtures of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No
10i West Front treet;.apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
i24tf SOrrel H Orse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-09
ONE CENT
Ltss Of 6alss.

The following public sales are adver-
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COTTON Markets.


c.,vr.ro> AurI % Cotton steady; Miidlng lOac. Low
N,,atlipg Good Ordinary 9i2c; e receipts LOO Des
gos iO5 exports coast"c - Oaies siI'S 30 oA,S
sym issniK Ann 23-Cottou quiet Mldlling lOH~l0aie
not tccrrts 22l bales gross ~ b1si exports coast"lSe
i5 bales: sales. 90 bales; stock SOU ~ T,; 49,, -,
uNuNOpT AlrI 23.--C0ttun anu MhtlhR' u Fe' ~"
Giing IO e. Good Ordinary @'ic.; net eeps, bale
ro' 7 bales; exports, cCastwIse 100 bales ses 100
(i -Soton quiet and weak Midd!ing. II $c
INV Ndd l!t cool OriHary lD'2ti ht' receipts, is'
hol's. rrC-s l. -5 balrs; stock, 1865 bales -
WU,INGlDN Apii 23.-COtton ct; MlhulhP, Iytc'; Tow
NiTlpr 10 c CO Or!na}, 3c Hci i.-tp's' To- oaits'
grr.s l32 bales sal's ~ BAL. stOc1, 80 . NJ
~ N,sii,rr no: Good Or'!lhal! iO't6,. net receipts
- ,cs. eross $40 tales sales siineif ~ Dm's Sioux
",oJtIINNf, Anil 2scotIon quiet; Mddng, lie; Low
,f.itnng mir. ,iOod Ordinary 9r; MT Ieccits, 20
% r0> - bales cxp"r's, coast"ise 'o' Oaca sales %
iacs; stock S,041 bales. -, , .,.,, ,,,,,,,
Io9 ' Tow Siiddmg lOs,c; Good Ordinary D'c nrl -
tx arl exports. Great Britain 80 bales coast
- : Ielcs; stock, 1852 bales , 800.
,irtrt.. AuIi .3.-Coon quiet; Ml"ing. II De;
4'f lO3,'. Ordinary, 51le..
90. hsI. gross 392j bales; exports 70 The Continent,
ii bar cOastWIle, 1895 bales; Sales 2'OO bslts ;sto.k
i'5,II4 Nir e3-Coon quiet; MdGng lie: receipts,
4gS acs shipments l,iJj bales sales, Leo bales stoeA'
4o' T-rsTG AprH 23-Coion quiet; Mdalmg, IoAal0Ie;
Ioyy Niddug 1Oii0 1885, Coed Ordinary, J@ltv receipts
l'S , " ros Arm g elton dull Nildling. llsail'sc
, sadina lc. Cool Ordinary Nec., mes receipts, va
i.i... sales 100 bales stOck. 1891 bales
sr iGtts April 2,-CoIton quiet ami nDeban9edi MD
duo Iusc: low MidllHg lOi4c.. Good orinarI. 0'-c;
receipts bales; shipments 5O2 Bales sales ~ Daies
'ScISST Apnl 23-CcttOn dnll; Mhluine, lei Low
M11pg Ice GOOt Ordinary, 0'sc receipts, ~ pacs; SHIP
mems 40 bales; sales % bales stock. 1854 baleS
LOgisyIIIL ApI!l 23-Colton quiet Abiding, lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, April 23.-Ihc Nrk Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade, says
Agricultural adyccs still unayoblc regarding the
pIoyress OF Spring sowing, which. already edlOusy
ractcd has carried more or less dcsultorily
The sOdGen condition OF the soil has rendered It almost
impossible 20 barley, and farmers are anHiously
awaiting dry weather. In Tie low lands Of scotland
farm work has fairly advanced bat in the North sewing
has been stopped by the continued falls Of ru and snow
winter wheat has made slight progress Supplies hayc
bceo very light IT The country marLets, aud farm rs
have shown little disposition 10 s'l Their wheat except
al cxrayagant prices, 66 S,d for WLe and 90
sup- for red Provincial trade has been excited ana
rrs Irregular, under the prevalence OF puhcal excite
mont but where sales made prices nave aG-
y;,urtd sat shilimgs Ter quarter Inc import <
nf wheat 4. MO London continue moderate, te arrivals
from America being still insignificant ~ The absence
rf more definite warlie news the excitement ia me
80 Mnr-iane has decreased since Monday, ahd
olr market IL more su.ducd. Prices have not however
,rcncd ANA the present atude II one 81 eager tcii-
linn Heavy insauC"S are being tHrc'el 10 cover Ire
los OF profit Arising from war or the i"ilhon OF eN-
ror from Russian pUTls. With the small supple t'ic
d1ter available and the daiy diminishing a"chs the
"son OF trade seems critical as free imporiai 10" ifjm
lssl mas been rarely needed 80 much rs al present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24

FLOUR AND MEALMore doing in Flour ana pl ro'i
local de demand len, and sappTg %l cSeSsl y he Ina,
eo supply and assortment orrhg sac w 10 Tor
Of 81 slds including sGS C , M 10 Is Low
Grade Extra - 4cGS7 60; 800 Gls Men E "a Plat" "3
70 3OG$ii 10 Patent; 72j hbs snperhne. *1Grs az o
e4i 10 M nSeF9 i, IS ara WcsTn - a. Inferior
Common Extra staei 81 J0Gs1 Co. Common 10 Go a." 70
Fancy do: 81 aS7 CO. Inferior Comnon hSa Western
g. 3! 30 g Go? Good 70 To a rhce DO Cy Minis zir
qG9 g IS - S 20 aaG s xn o 95 Sso o@S +
II 75 Common Good do: 81 ,Cqs9 90 GOOD I" ChNles
Sii Is Good TO Choice do n IS Common 10 GoOa *
ira Lons; - s0a%l0 30, Good 10 Choice 0' hI9
lin Flour, q a@5c. per bb; hshsr, via lair
demand checked by the advance sales Loo GGis C9nnh
F r Exir - %; Ear 70 Cd a4if 6 7 2 God
70 Cro Ncy pr'eSss ESia siG basil W
FL6U SraiH slightly advanced win iar inqqy s?f :,
CoRN MEAk At stead prices sales 25o t1la Yellow N,sl-
ST. 3 5%+ 50 an incud.s ' 300 J5 corn IsaI u
Il IS 100 b lrno White and yellow Baltimore ;. 4z4
Fruit 2at3 % oranges ana 2@s2 q Tor Lemons ana
'V poNes Gap " II y ~ market was }a5c bush higher
With NODE export ani rh milling demand lhe rail-
e,rk,d basaess sas oC0 bush ngraded sng = %
81 Is clos1g drm latter price 30 M MI
i Z, cenHg with holder; aSng ~ f fp hisrr
better export iaqury; western 9%"J3c Jersey ali
b.a 3aa s. B&iY TENDS upaaG Mn small s"cS
AMI demand: 20 Uu'H
Canals 81 o. BARLEY MALT "a tir request 81 MI
prices salcs 1000 bush Canad, 81 ljqSl 30 Canada
PEAS nominal bond. Green rcns and southern liac
T. Pea. as last Sew tDiiN was about C 9
brsh lower with q moderate trade; tats on SPOT lIs'Oo
bush steamer N NO 3, o. aG5cp ci0sng at % 20 ri
How G5Gt3lC., closing ~ 'iri no = OZc;
ontir n How C3aCIt.: white southern 81 ab'c ~teai,r
Nt, Wednesday 81 NJ :. p" W., Do bnsh steiner
M.Nci Nay. j3l dC0c. closing 5JiG "2c ioUu ols''
No bush Mixed, Afiiit
&c. Odd rsrrn nominal OATS were IN LIT de
ter Request. without decided change IN price choice
Grades N.r, scare, AID held mao mshrf;
slics. G3O0o hush. Mixed Weston and STATE. 4GT39ci
y me do 4guU.r; Ntat 0rk No 80 10 - g. No . mic
lqr: No 2 5g,; No. WIe. 81 lcj2r; Mixed Wet, ~,
iScjOc Incro' d., 42ci Mixed state; .. 9pyc; Nhlc
STATE 51u be Ltuuiug 5000 bush. Cd Mixed western.
5ur store 5000 bush No Is - lci 400 bush Interior
Missed " r-tcr .2e 100 bush Nhc state, e., al"tt
~ Ed tim, IA igi oaiesi 40 % ami 20 u al So
sG. 20 r. 7-rnS27: 10 n, -. 1873; I've Fed, Sc:
Sbarps s.-a.i5 p Bi:A SrMcinm were srauy
urr Kind were uui., Im Medium Choice hcV, - 80 Mar.
row Choice New =! gJaSi; Pea, Chuitc Ne" - - 80;
RED kidney Sew. - GJd@2 20; White kidney Choice
New. - 1U4.9 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
Per Share.

The market has rallied steadily this afternoon the
turning point having been the heavy sales at 3oIi at
1890; 1870 PENNSYLVANIA selling at 81, WITH SIIn
ncrC asng strength. It's appreciation carried all
the other lines of securities with II, and nearly al the
stocks have canned from q half 20 "a dollar snare The
excl cmeht measurGby abated and better feeling
prevails.
shares. ..
Col. Thomas A. Scott President Of the road said that
the effort the port al the SIdtOrGcncral OF The
state to create IA diatrust TO The report If tie
company is in itself absurd. The statement To- the
AudifOT-CirncYa, made under Oath, simply
in response to certain questions proponnded by
the Secretary OF Internal Affairs in regard 10
matters connected with the main lie between Pnia3e-
pha and sbuEh bnt is in statement COW
ciing the general business OF the company wAc the a-
nual report sets forth everything connected with the
business OF the company corporation. Ic also s3d
q dividend would declared Iay !, payable Junc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
RANKING AND FiNANOIAL.

Ten PER CENT ADMINISTRATIONS. Geo. W;
Frank 4 barrow Of Corning, Iowa; have i"f s'le'ai
r. hrru maj ing loans improved iulns ~ IOWA ~
U ncr cent scIni-dnnual interest, principal ana lhcItsi
IaTabc at tie Central National balk New Org. StNe"
,unn dollars have been loaned ana not one G0F los
The lotus arc considered perfectly safe, ana nave ht'
taton ly pryate investors, savings banks ana f's.
l",n' o,ic Nr Geo w. Frank. Que OF thc hfH' llS ~
Gl'r. Nr,,York Onlee Room -, Western | hioh Biid,
iug applications in Sums of from 5000 20 7'ogO anu
ii, i, inn information 10 those deSilluE SAFE invest
,,nnf ~ - per ccnI interest The firm refer ny pGtHla
sop 10 Mcssrs Gilman son 4 Co.. bankers, ~" ioIh
~, VhfelDck esq President CcDtrJl National iahk,
W, V,rk Asrp. IItly. esq No Fcrrys!., Move Oiki
"a = starr esq stanr,id, Conn; Ecniy u. Pol
Ills o. Brunswick, n D.. g. Wells Root, esq;
orrcTJ conn CirrCgrs giving full particulars WIZ
he semi upon Il; pic1ton.