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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
From Wednesdays Daily.

Two prisoners named Comstock
and Thoman, attempted to- escape
from the Anamosa penitentiary last
Friday. Thoman succeeded in get
ting away, hut Comstock got bullet
in the head, from which he is nkely
to die.
In yesterdays daily we gave an &C.
count of a probable murder;of a Young
lady named Exline, at Caldwell, APP
panoose Co. 1t turned out to be a
case Of suicide. DIR. Eells, of Gen.
terville, conducted post norton ex-
animation, and the jury returned q
verdict of suicide by poisoning. There
were no marks upon the person to
show that any violence had been used.
We learn from the Gate CITY, that
ON Monday while q force of men
were threshing on farm about four
miles from Pennington, two of the
number named Ben. Scott and Riley
Malone got into dispute about the
battle of Bull Run, which terminated
in q fight. Malone struck Scot
wherenpon the latter assaulted the
former with his dinner fork stabbine
him four or five times in the breast
side and abdomen, inilicting wounds
which we are informed may prove
fatal, -
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lanancrafic 1hia very

WAsnINGToN, Aug. 29.-The sub
ject of the extra session may be now
considered as settled. The proclama'
ton calling Congress together Oct
ID will not be revoked.
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Adm,rai senms Dead.

MOBILE, Alabama, Aug. 30.-Ad-
miral Semmes died this morning al
Point Clear.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

A writer in the Ottumwa Democrat
characterizes as political trick" the
resignation of Mr.. d. H. Michael as q
member Of the Board of Supervisors.
We have faith enough in the peo-
pie Of Wapello county to believe that
the great majority of them, without
regard to party, will take the action
Of Mr.. Michael as being greatly cred
liable to his high sense of propriety.
His son, Capt. Lee J. Michael, had
been nominated by the Republic ana
for Sheriff, and as the fee bills and
expense account of the Sheriff to a
certain extent, come under the re-
view of the Board of Supervisors,
Mr.. Michael to avoid the very
suspicion of evil, and to disarm all
criticism from this direction, very
properly rendered his resignation
although no man who knows of what
sterling stuff the Michaels, Father and
son, are made Of would for q moment
suspect them of, collision to wrong
either individuals or the.public.
We think that Taxpayer" who
has written this communication, un.
derestimates the intelligence and
sense of justice and fair-play among
the readers of that paper.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

DIES MONIES, Aug. 29.-1.55 2. M
One more body has been recovered,
quite an old man with the name of. j.
S. Ferguson in his hat. In the car
not yet uncovered several more bod
les can be seen. 1t is believed there
are a dozen more bodies in it. The
car on top of this is now being lifted
off with ropes and pulleys. The bod
les so far recovered arc now being
loaded on cars to be sent to Des
Moines. 1t is thought that several
have floated down the stream. The
water in the channel was over twenty
feet deep. The wounded survivors
are all at Altoona, and no names can
be had at the wreck.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05
PREPARING FOR a DESPERATE STRUGGLE
At SCUIpKA PASS.

AT SCHIPKA PASS.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The STANDARD
has an Adrianople despatch, dated
one O'Clock, a. M, which says troops
are pouring to the front at the rate of
five thousand per day. These battal-
ions come from Batoum. A large
number of Albanian volunteers are
coming to join Suleiman Pasha.
They have exchanged their old guns
for Martenian Henry rifles. No de-
cisive action will take place at Schip-
ka Pass until the arrival of reinforce
ments on one or both sides.
The STANDARD correspondent at Rus
sian headquarters telegraphs, under
date of Monday, that the losses UP to
the present time are no less than l2,-
600 on both sides. Gabroya is full Of
wounded. 1t is rumored that Gener-
ais Raditsky and Demtrasky are
wounded. Prince Mirsky seems still
to be between Selvi and Loftcha, but
communication is so difficult that the
fact is uncertain. Bebrova has been
burned 10y irregulars from Rasgrad.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05
Brigham Young Dead.

SALT LAKE, August 29.-Brighan
Young died at four p. m. to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05
MADISON WELLS

still remains here to look after. the
100000 claim which he has pending
before the Southern Claims Commits.
sion. twill be remembered that this
claim has played quite an important
part in national politics, and was dis,
cussed at length in connection with
the Returning Board.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY STOLEN. ~
The democratic officers of the
House do not seem to be able to keep
possession of Government property
there. Last spring it was discovered
that immense quantities Of public doc
uments had been stolen, and that Blue
Jeans Williams investigating com.
mittee had deliberately suppressed
the facts which showed this. "A police
officer has just discovered at q junk
shop one lot of Congressional Rec.
ords, Revised Statutes, Coast Surveys
and the most valuable Government
publications, weighing nearly 5000
pounds. They had, been brought
there by porters from the Capitol fol
sale. A negro who was implicated in
the theft, says that he himself pur.
chased 1900 pounds of stationery in
addition to the 5000 pounds just men.
toned from one Of the Doorkeepers
of the House of Representatives. I'm.
less Congress conyenes soon the indi-
cations are that the democrats having
charge of the House will have thor
onghly plundered that end of the
Capitol. 8. "a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

THE TURKISH DEFEAT AT SCHlPKA PASS
LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Vienna cor
respondent, remarking on the recent
replacement of MahmOud Damad
Pasha, at the war Office, where he has
been supreme since the fall of Rcdif
Pasha, says it is believed at Constan-
tinoplc that Mahmoud Damade is re-
sponsible fors the wasteful attack on
Schipka Pass. The heavy losses in
Cured there without any correspond
ing success seem to have made the
Sultan accessible to the advice of
those who. represented to him the
forcing of Schipka Pass as great
| fault.
The Times military correspondent
at Bucharest telegraphs that for the
moment interest concentrates itself
again on Plevna, where Osman Pasha
is strongly reinforced by men from
Sulieman Pasha and guns from Wi
din. He is now credited with two
hundred guns and ought to make a
good defense, but il defeated the
Turkish loss will be irrepairable. In
the face of an immensely superior
Russian cavalry, Osman Pasha's de-
feat would, moreover, Immediately
give the Russians force enough, even
without the coming guards, to push
again over the Balkans.
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JoTTrlSGs.

The daily Wttness, of New York,
expired on the 2lst.
S. NJ. Elliott, druggist, Of Des
Moines, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy. Assets $4,000, liabilities
$500 VI =, III ~. ,..g
o. TowER claims to have the choic-
est peaches for the price, 81 crate,
in lots from two TO ten crates. Call
and see them. % 30dawl
esquire Foster, of Washington Tp.,
informs us that new corn for future
delivery is being contracted for in his
section at about 30 cents per bushel
Lucas Republican: A Wayne coun.
ty granger is opposed to railroads
He says that when he comes to Chart.
ton they "brlng him home 80 quick
he hasn't time to get sober before he
arrives"
We. are informed by one of thu
delegates to Marshalltown, that Irisf
was nominated simply as last resort
there being no other man mentioned
in that connection who would accep
the nomination. ~ Ass l., H.
A lightning-rod swindler has gon,
through Story county people to tn
extent of $4,000
MoRAL-Buy your lightning rod
from q man who you know, and no
Of q stranger.
| Jordan \ Let's, Of Ottumwa, wi
open, by the 10Th of September, i
the room lately occupied by E. Z
Davis, Woodbury. block, first-clat
dry goods store. So says the MAJ
shalltown Kingdom.
The COURIER Job Office is no,
printing 10000 large posters for d
Crider, in one lot. We are prepare
to do job work as nice and as chea
: as it can be done at any Office in ii
West. Bring on your jobs.
The Ottumwa Democrat calls upo
John p. Irish by show Of sacrific
to decline the nomination for govern
s or, whereas all the leading democra
t Of the State thought it too great
e sacrifice to accept that nomination.
9 The State Register says the humble
: Of killed at Four Mile Creek, in IL
;. Railroad accident on the c. r. I. & ]
is seventeen, and the number of 81
riously wounded is thirty-five. IT
q wounded are all doing well.
e No better weather for corn coul
v be invented than we have had for IL
# past month, and it is the general opil
n ion that with good weather for Il
# next two weeks, Wapello Count
farmers will have on an averal
enough for all necessary uses.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ oAEn.

- - n.
TO all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretlofis OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss OF manhood. &C., will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thu
great remedy vas discovered BY q missionary II
south America. Send = sell addressed envelope
70 the Rev. JOSEPH T. IHMAN. Station p, Bf6i
HoNse Ne.p Pork jan29d&w6n
EvERLAST1NG REBFUME!
Murray Lanman's Florida Water has Otter
been styled the Everlasting Perfume" II il in
deed true that its do ightful and refreshing fra
GRANGE fingers for many lays around whateye
1t touches-unlike the ordinary perfumes, tina
leaves no trace of their momentary existence saw,
the stckly, heavy odor OF rancid oils. Ruycr
should always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by Lsnman . Kemp. New York. a20 d&wln
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05
From Thursday q Daily.

From Thursday . Daily.
Elias Garfield, living near Chilli.
Gothic, lost his, wheat Wednesday
night by having the stacks set on fire
by lightning. This is considerable
loss TO Elias, but he cant help it now
He will build his stacks In the same
place next year, where we hope the
lightning wont strike again.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

At the meeting of the Ottumwa
Guards last night, Lieut.. I. J. Allen
was elected Captain ssce Captain
Jacques, recently elected Mayor of the
9th regiment. Cyrus Armstrong wal
elected lst Lieutenant cice Allcr
elected Captain. The boys had I
good time after the election and they
kept It up till late at night.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

Jim. Robb, sheriff of Monroe coun.
ty, yesterday evening brought over q
prisoner, Nelson Weeks, on the charge
Of committing . rape on a young lady
somewhere in the neighborhood of
Eddyville. He was bound over in
the sum Of 500 to await the action of
the District Court.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

LONDON, Aug. 29.--Advices from
Russian headquarters at Gorny Stu
den, of Aug %, say all is quiet this
morning. Our troops maintain their
positions. The Turks remain under
cover behind the neighboring nights
out of range of our batteries. The
total number of wounded from Aug.
21st to Aug. 9th is 2,4sO, including
95 officers. The number killed is I'M
known. Everything is quiet in the
direction Of Plevna and Loftcha.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that af.
ter the severe fighting of Sunday the
Turks refrained from renewing the
attack on the Russian positions in
Schipka Pass and up to this a. m,
only occasional trivial rifle fire be-
tween the out-posts has occurred.
AS q result of Sundays fighting
the Turks advanced their batteries
somewhat, SO as to menace the Rus.
sian TANKS.
The Turks arc constructing fresl
batteries in Junja valley.
The Russians have been adequately
reinforced and there is nothing in
the PRESENT situation to alter thu
impression. Gen. Raditzka holds
his position.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

During the severe rain and thunder
storm Of Tuesday evening, the light.
ming struck stack Of hay for Mr.. AL.
cock, across the river. The bolt made
: straight hole from bottom to top OF
the stack. The fire was Immediately
put out, but upon scattering and dry
ing the hay, it is found SO charged
with electricity that stock will not
eat it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

Mr.. WIN. A Nye, 81 Chillicothe, is
in town to-day. He iAforms US that
he has notified the Chairman Of the
Republican County Committee, of his
acceptance Of the nomination for Rep
resentative In place Of VIM. NJ. Nc.
Pherriu declined. n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

Charles Linquist, a young man
about twenty years of age, whose pa
rents reside here, was drowned In
White Breast Greek, near Charlton
day before yesterday while in
swimming. We understand that ht
was . steady young man in the EN-
ploy Of the B. 4 NJ. r.. R.saf &.
His remains were brought here and
followed to ionr cemetery by largs
concourse Of friends yesterday.
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FOREIGN.
R1tss1A,s rn1.1.y

LONDON, August 2S.-A correspon-
dent with headquarters of the Rus
sian army before Plevna writes from
Poredin the 23d: The mistake made
by the Russians after the battle of
Plevna in not concentrating the whole
army against Pleyna and taking it is
already beginning to produce it's re-
suits. The Turks have been receive
ing achievements more rapidly and
in greater numbers than the Russians
and are beginning to take the often
sive. Nothing could give better
idea of the critical position of the Rus
slams than the fact that q correspon-
dent cannot now risk mentioning the
number of troops anywhere for fear
of giving information to the Turks.
The Russians, from the rapid and
brilliant offensive upon which they
acted up to the battle Of Plevna, have
fallen back on the most timid defen-
sive, and feel themselves dangerously
threatened on every side.
| There are no indications ofthc Rus
slams taking the offensive for long
time yet. The result of not adopting
a vigorous offensive after the battle
of Plevna will evidently be a second
campaign, q winter passed in Bulga-
ria and the Balkans amidst snow and
mud, loss of half the army by sick.
mess, and the expenditure of millions
Russian public feeling is very dissat-
isfied. Newspapers while admitting
the courage Of the soldiers generally
speak contemptuously of the Gener-
ais,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-05

One little girl who had lain in the
water for four hours with heavy
man lying dead beneath her body.
was discovered to be breathing and
was rescued and restored, and now
shows no signs of injury. The dead
were brought here on the train, reach
ing here at II o'clock. Some twenty
five of the wounded came with them.
Officers of the road were at the wreck
all day caring for the dead and
wounded. 49,
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Cost ano tounD.

Sost ano tounD.
l O>r OR STOLEN-On the evening of Feb p on
- Sd HN gar. slnno cameo scarf PIN head Achilles.
slO reward No questions asked by
WIN NJ sfILwELL, Front ST.
l OST-fcb X skye terrier, with leather collar
- marked &c l. BLAIR, ~ East 3eth St suitable
reward ut above number.
l O>r-Bank book. sis7 at Irving savings Bank
- Finder Will please leave AT bank.
osT-Feb -, part of ladies' gold breast pin Suitable
4 reward at lld Bank 4
SILK LOST
500 REWARD
CONFORMATION which will lead 10 the recovery Of n case
marked u A s. lSi amt containing - piece heavy
BLACK LYONS GROS GRAIN SILK,
with white edge both sides, measuring exactly api
iufhcs. SURPRISED fo have taken from Cunard Duck
between Friday aud Monday Last
Z. a. FRANCKIYN,
Bowling Green.
@ REWARD nc paid for the return OF snail
('c ln,k AMI tu trrilrr answering ~ the
rural. Ia M lat liti It,
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Amustmtnis.

" LlFTH AVENUE" AT BOOTHS THEATRE
Ripnod Mnude Granger and all de sci ibed in to day
NOAHS SUNDAY TIMBS
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STEAMBOATS, anO GaiIrOaNs.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. Dc sb aud Curanit sts
ferries, A- follow.
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the west and South
win Pullman palace cars attached. > 80 A NJ, ami
sop NJ daily,
For MiamSport. Lock Haven CORY, and Erie ~ 2 ~
NJ connecting at fnrry Tor Titus, lille. Petroleum Cen.
&c. and The oil regions For Millamsport aud Loek
Haven ~ A NJ
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON. and the South "Limied
washington Express nj Pullman paror daily, cN.
cert sunday. 80 A v arrive nj WASHINGTON at I 10
6and or NJ
Eygrsss. T Philadelphia, 100 81 90 q 30 limitc,n
20 80 VI, l. 4 p Il, 7. ; ~, ana y = and ~ NIGHT
aud second class. ! 4 "
Accommodation Tor Trenton "A NJ . ami 4iOPM
ful trains To Newark, Elizabeth. Railway, Prince ton
Trenton. Perth Amhov, Flcminstnn b. ii uer. AN
other points sre local schedules At a uchrt uliccs
Trains arrive From lu-hur-h. q - amt ~ ami
~ cor dHilN. 10 luA Hnl Il 80 T. NJ daily *
ccIi Monday. From Washington AMI Btumnrr 81
NauA VI I ~. . ~. and 10 ~ T. SunIav.i b. % -
From Phlalrphls . IA. u ~. d 3d. % o. IL ~
y 90 NJ, ~. III, . No. 49, = 49, 10 H. AMI ~ J
sunday, . -, a ~, d 81, 100 IL % A NJ. ~
20 10 aud ~ ~ T.
Ticket Offices, 80 AMI 9i Broadway w Aston House
ani lot OF Dr,ro,~,' ant 'nruandt is Court II ,
hfonklNni III ms AMI lis Hudson Il Iluhnktn drpoL
fkANk THOMSON, b BOf b IR
General MANAGER Gcnl Passenger Alent
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK.

The different editions Of THE SUN during the year 1877
The daily edition will week days he a sheet Of four
columns while the weekly edition Will be sheet eight
pages of the same dimensions and character shat
already familiar To our friends
THE sun will continue 10 be the strenuous advocate NJ
reform and cuenrhment and OF the sub sutuon states
manship wisdom. snl integrity for hollow prcmncc IN.
hccity AMI fraud in the administration o public anirt
II Will conte nj for the government OF the people by the
people and for the people opposed government by
forced hy military violence. IA Will rudcHNnr .uppy
Nsffaitfs- a hui' now not TAR from tniinn O souls
WIN Tie nus,car,iul ''wnri ana Trustworthy accounts
amt carefully selected tan reporters ana cor.
r'spondrnts Its reports from Washington, especially.
VIII he tu, acCufnt ami i,art ami WAL doubtless
continue 10 deserve and ruoN the hatred of those who
thrive hy plundcrng the Treasury or BY u>urmng what
the law does kiyc them while II viii enicAvor 0
Vi the peopls against the eleroaehmenH Vi unJusihed
The nrice N the daily SUN viii he 55 ccrt.A month or
$3.50 year. post paid or WI. 80 sunday ediuon,
Tic SUNDAY edition alone .ight pages 81 80 a year,
The WEEKLY SUN, eight pages Of 50 broad columns
VIII he furnished during 1877 al Me rate of ~ year
The bencnt Of this large reduction from the previous
rate Tor the WEEKLY he enoycd by individual sub
scrhers without he necessity making IN clubs Al the
our circulation We shall be grateful to them and every
shch person who sends u ten or suhsc rlbvrs
one paee VIII be enuled to copy OF the paper hun
sll without charge. A. one dollar year postage paid
the expenses o paper and printing are barely REPAID and
considering die size of the sheet and the quality
contents confident the people viii ,iirr rliB
WEEKLY sun the cheapest new spapcr published IN lhv
world and VIZ trust also one the very best
Address TUT sCk. New YORK city, NY
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LIABILITIES.

Reserve on all policies Csff per cent? go. 81, 1
Unpaid losses not due. or In process Of adj
.Jh-nneht. $500. ...sssss. ..ssst....ss.
Unpaid endowments not due or In process of
Premiums paid In advance, and other La
blities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Sutton Aotitss
BARKER a. 60, ~ and ~ Liberty t. will
80 >l al Hnt tinu on NuulHN AMI Tuesday. Feb ~
rs, At II O'Clock nnc COLLECTION OF chocc eugraNnes
hirr Tie most celebrated masters Many a them are
inr proofs. htHrn- the stamp the PRINT sellers A.o
clhtO. aud are very valuable CATALOGUES realty.
GEO. RAMS. Ausuon,rr
A SSIGNEEs SAIE-rucsiay, Feb 10 al II
lpccck 4 NJ AT ~ Nc~ey It large varied stock
Of Stationery AMI fancy ARTICLES also complete book
brisr and printing ONCE the property oi tie late nTm
VI Allen Co.
RICHARD FsTERBRooK. Jr. Assignee
DANkKUPr SALE
- HERMAN, Auctoneer,
Will sell On MONDAY, Feb IL,
and every day during the week. the stock general
Housekeeping
contained In store at
3sa 30 Az
The attention Of hou~ekeep ers and families IL called to
the above. "a n Afuiisa
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
Remember
MONDAY Fch ~
and during the week. ~ 10 ocl,ak
~, 80 Az
"IIARD TINES RlCuARD MALTERs s0NS
IL Auruunrrr.. - East Broadway, advance cash ,i,
IN uturr pianos liquors. merchandise, goods stored "
sold established - years
IOsEPH D. WEIGERT. AUCTIONTEK-
~ Gfurrrits Nv Virtue several execution. " III
s,l Monday, f,h -. A. TO- o'clock. M ~ aN
uud 'fih It, the stock ami fixtures 0t grocery sturr
comprising over H'fl worth assorted groceries Tor
particulars sc Monday Herald
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Sous, Furnishing.

A GRAND Cent nnial award was gwen the Zero
"A kvlr.srra.ufs, send tor book
LksLEY 228 West a2d st
NIIsFIT CARPETS very cheap AZ FISHERS 2B3
wi Bowery H,.o. furniture and bedding at pane prices
,nt this Out. n Will pay
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w ttkrn furniture. Ctri~ts, aud btdiIns. An nl
stock AMI low prices
cowfkRrllwAlr CO. :. ~ Chatham At
NJ VI. o.. KING may be- found At his nov rArlpt anl
w nil cloth warehouse. ii and 1888 BnWrry door
Ia Dry Dock SAVINGS BANK between "a and 81 is
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Extract from the Minutes Of the Finance Committee
under whose supervision the investments Of this Com
pany are made
We, the members Of the Finance Committee of the
Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company, hereby certify that
we have on this the 18th day Of January 1877 at the
deeds bonds bonds and mortgages securities and bank
certificates OF deposit submitted by the Presden mt and
belonging TO the Brooklyn Life Insurance Company and
we find them correct We further certify that the said
certhoars OF deposit are in the possession of the
pany, and the nun property thereof Tree Of incumbrance
sisnedj MICHAEL cHAuNcEY,
DANIEL \ ARNOLD,
j y. WHITNEY
H. b. DUYCkINCK.
City and County OF New York 81
on this 25th day OF January 1877 personally appeared
before me- John W. Jenkins Notary Public in and
said county duly commissioned and SWORN the above.
named Michael Chauncey, Daniel 4. Arnold, J. D. Whit
ncy. and X u Duyckinck, 10 known who signed the
foregoing certificate and made oath and each for himself
made oath, 70 the truth Of the said certificate.
Notary Public. New York County.
FACTS worthy OF notice In connection with the above
statement
stThe assets stated prices actually prevailing at
present-in fact at hard pan.
2d-The prope rites the bond and mort
gage have been reappraised within the last sixty
days, and the loans thereon do not average fy per
. cent II said appraisement
3d-The unpaid premiums only amount 10 s14s22 and
go Insurance Department of New York State
4th-Ths Brooklyn Life has sOJ pay each and every
CHRISTIAN W, BorcR,
wntAn NJ Corr
Secretary.
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BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH st.
GRAND, CHRYsTIE,A AND FORSYTH SITS.