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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11
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which Means Women,s Foreign
Missionary S-ocieiy-Meeting Of
the Cincinnati Branch Of the
Society," In this City Yesterday.


society In this City Yesterday.
The Cincinnati Branch Of the women's
Foreign Missionary Society commenced
lie annual session at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church, in this city, yesterday
morning. About one hundred ladies'
we'll known In the mission cause In the
States Of Ohio, Kentucky and West Viz
ginia, are In attendance. They represent
seven annual conferences, subdiyided into
forty.four Presiding Elders districts
each Of which is entitled to three dele
gates. The officers Of the Society are AZ
follows: =.
Mrs. Bishop CLARK, Cincinnati, Pfe.i'
M Mrs. W. A. Ingham, Cleveland, Cores.
Mira. F. A. Gamble, Cincinnati, Record
''f M Sse' ". &. Davis, Cincinnati. Treas.
urer.
Mrs. J. E. Reedisill, Columbus; Mrs. Rev
]. H. Creighton, Chillicothe, Ohio; Mrs
DR.. Comegy, Cincinnati; Mrs. AR Clark
Cinciruaii; Mrs. II. K. Lindsey, Coying'
ton, KY; Mrs. Moses Hill, Cleveland.
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FRASER cancels another engagement 10
give our citizens another evening offun.
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Two.Burros Opera Kid Gloves, all
sizes, only 80 cents a pair, at speyer
| Bros,
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pRooMS-3OO DOZEN FANCY, VA.
II RI0U8 discs, Just roodyed and lGr ale By
n. REILLY, 100 and I'LL Main b.
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EoR RENT
EoR RENT

EoR RENT That cie santand substantial three
story Pdck Building, corner Main aud Twen.
tIeth streets, No. 900 and ZOO, ut preeentocupted
BY J. W. Ferrel, Esqy a. dwelling And store rUon.
The Store Rom toild DO easily divided to make
two ordinary siEod rooms, with 10 d cellar to each.
The entrance 10 dwelling 10 On Twentleth street.
There are fourteen good rooms and all necessary
baekbulIdines, and would make q fnt nate Board:
Ing House, Being centrally located. Would rent
separately or together.
mrl6 ISAAC IRWIN, AGENT
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TOILET Mats (six pieces only 40 cents
at speyer Bros.
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TRIMMED Hats very cheap, at speyer
Bros. aAs
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Mrs. Clark, the President Of the socie.
~, presided, and at "a. NJ. called the meet
Mrs. Gen. Cowan, Of Bellaire, Ohio,
then read a Scripture lesson, which was
followed by the entire congregation join
ing In singing the hymn, III love thy king.
dom, Lord.n
The President then offered a ferveni
prayer, invoking the Divine blessing up
on The sessions Of the Society, and upon
those missionaries who are laboring In
foreign lands.
introduced TO the Society, and delivered
a brief address, extending to the ladies oil
the Convention q cordial greeting. The
remarks Of Mrs. Cunningham were listen.
ed 10 with close attention throughout
She was followed by Mrs. Hannah, oil
Pittsburgh, who also spoke briefly.
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woRsrED fly fringes, only 10 cents a
yard, at speyer Bros
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SEE Fraser's Pantomime at Washington
Hall this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-11

TRIMMED Hats and Bonnets in great
variety, at Speyer Bros.
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Two BUTTON White Kid Gloves, al
sizes, only 80 cents, at speyer Bros.'
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PUBLIC AMusEMENrs. - Washington
Rau.-The Robert Fraser Pantomime
Troupe appeared at Washington Hall
last evening to q large and a%ppreciative
audience. In every respect the company
sustained the reputation which preceded
them. From beginning to end Of the per
formance the audience were kept in a
roar OF laughter at the many witty
sayings and eccentricities Of Robert
Fraser, who s~ustains the character oil
clown with such perfection that 1t is not
amiss in saying that we consider him one
Of the finest that has ever appeared be-
fore a Wheeling audience. By special
request Mr.. Fraser has concluded to re-
main another evening and give all our
citizens an opportunity Of enjoying his
superb performance. We advise all our
readers to attend Washington Hall this
evening.
JanatHehek-Tbe great tragedy actress
Janauschek will appear at the Opera
House Tomorrow evening, In her world
famous character OF Debordh. The Pro-
violence Star says: "Janauschek, as the
Jewish maiden, Ia u~nrivaled, rs she Is in
many other parts. Her makeup, mag.
nifcent voice, elocntion and wonderful
grace OF gesture are all called into service
In Deborah. She Ia the head and front Of
tragedy actresses. The many phases OF
character, fear, love, agony. hatred and
forgiveness follow each other rapidly.
Each Is portrayed as nature dictated. The
power Of the actress was felt at its ut.
most In the fourth act, where the awful
curse Is hurled at Joseph. There every
feature, meditation OF the voice, and
~effecting posture were brought into re
quest. There the actress touched the
almost impossible Of the art. No scene
in our remembrance equals It for dra'
matte power; not even Richelieu's lines,
"Around her form l draw the awful cir
Gle Of our solemn church." equals it. II
was the climax OF the dramatic art. The
forgiving OF Joseph, through his child, in
the last act, was delicate and touching.
In fact, the entire play, as far as Janau-
schek was concerned, received its best in
depreciation. We are sorry to bid the
lady good bye, and wish she were to be
with US longer; but, as it is, We are glad
that others will have an opportunity OF
| witnessing her matchless acting"
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Jusr received Ladies' French Heel
Shoes in button and side lace.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at schnepfs drug store, opera
House corner, yesterday:
st q ns. 'Fs ~; .
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spauldipg's Glue, the stickiest thing
out. eod&w
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BOYS silk Bows only 5 cents, at speyer
Bros
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TIE aModel shape Corset in Cardinal
White Drab, only 66 cents, at speyer
Bros,
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TENprRAsoE Norn.-Rey. Cunning
ham will speak at Mozart Hall tonight.
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EoR RENT

l.
The Store Room on Market street now occupied
by the Howe Machine Co. Possession given Apr
lat, 1878. This room 10 Of modern construction IL
feet ceiling, plate glass front, supplied with gA
and water fixtures; we'll located for b~ustnessl
Alto, two desirable rooms on second door II
nme block. Applyto
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Police CouRr-Judge Oanmer.

Police CouET-JudSe Ganmer.
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
q. ]. Hulden, disorderly, 81 and costs.
Sent to City Prison for thirty days in de-
fault ofpayment.
Nicholas Kemp, charged with disorder,
ly conduct. dismissed.
Charles Killingham and Charles Hag'
dore were fined 81 and costa each for dis
orderly conduct. The fines were paid.
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FaAsrn's Pantomims stays one more
night by special request.
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oF wRLcoME.


The formal address Of welcome was
delivered by Mrs. DR.. A. G. George, Of
this city, 10 neat and appropriate Ian.
euage. The speaker said that II was with
great pleasure that she extended a cor.
dial greeting TO the delegates in attend.
ance. Their coming had been anticipated
az a season Of great profit, and many
PRAYERS had been offered for their per.
sonal safety, and that they might come to
the Convention In the fullness OF the
Spirit. She babe them welcome, not as
strangers, but az members OF the same
household OF faith. She greeted them as
honorable women who have labored in
the Lord. In closing, the following
practical advice wa given:
"And now we have met 10 review the
past, and 10 consider our duties for an.
other year. The machinery Of our Or
ganization must be kept up, and the plain,
practical work be made OF the first im-
%portance. But l trust above the form
and routine Of business, the Cross will be
appraised; and that we may discern The
form OF One, with garments crimson
dyed; with his wounded hands uplittedl
and The fountain by His side" and re-
ceive anew the assurance, 40, 1 am with
you always, even unto the end OF the
world.n
Mrs. DR.. Donaldson, Of Toledo, re-
sponded in fitting words, after which the
Convention was declared open for the
transaction OF business.
On motion, Mrs. Benton, Of Cleveland
and Mrs. Clark, Of Cincinnati, were ap'
pointed a committee 10 convey the greet
ings Of this Convention to the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian Church now in session at Gin
%cnnati, as follows:
Dear Sisters ofhe Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society Of he Cincinnati Rfss9ytag
We, your sisters in love and labor for
Christ's sake, send greetings in HIS name
praying that you may richly enjoy the
fulfllment OF His promise: "Lo, | an
with you always"
Mas. II. BENTON.
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DOR RENT

.
The Opera House Stores and Bar Room
for rent at reasonable terms. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at the office OF
the German Fire Insurance Company Of
Wheeling. de24
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LOOK AT U
HENRY RoEMER,
No. zoos Main ST. Wh.,Il,,

pB-bgency for Nine. DemOret', Nni p.y..
and RAshionible Patterns. %
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TIE CouR4s-couETY CouRT-Jad0c
Boyd-This court met at the usual hour
yesterday, and transacted the following
business:
cupied the attention Of the court during
most Of the day, and was given 70 the
Jury at 4:50P. n. At the hour Of I'D.
journment the jury had not agreed upon
The case Of James Chief Va. DR.. John
Cox was put upon trial. This case will
probably occupy the attention OF court
y Asjourns d'' until the usual hour this
morning.
MUNICIPAL couRT-Jadse Ofanmer.
This Court was in session yesterday as
usual, but adjourned until tomorrow
morning without %transacting any bust.
ness.
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DRY GOODS.


A JOB LOT OF
100 BED Quilts, worth 81 Is, for S..
Table Linen, WanAntsd PurS FIJI, yutIv n.
u yards Best LOusdals Bleacbsi Nu.t,,...
Best Prints, 4 and &c; choice stylo n ~
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Thousands of Families

Every day uss LOGAN, LIsTa cos ExCRIsIoI
BAKING B0WDER, because they know BY cIPe
rience that Il Il the best and cheapest.
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HAVE you heard the new spring song'
BORDER troubes-matching the walls
paper.
THE Fraser pautomimists are quarter.
ed at the 81. James.
The nail factory at the Top Mill re-
snmes operations this morning.
Coop many people from the rural dis.
tricts are going to Kansas this spring.
TIE patent medicine yendar has again
made his appearance on the street cor
ners.
TIE p, W. & Ky. excursion train
leaves for Pittsburgh at2 PM. promptly.
Bon po9agei
APRIL Is winning fresh laurels daily,
and deserves to so long as it produces
such lovely weather.
THE steamer Thanhauser is now re-
ceiying a fresh coat Of paint, which adds
considerably to her appearance.
The Gypsey wagons begin to drag
their slow length along the heavy coun-
try roads, and the circus agents are how
ering near.
Four deeds Of trust, two deeds in fee
and one release deed were yesterday I'D.
mitted to record by the Clerk Of the
County Court
New designs IN wall paper are display
ed in the shop windows, resembling car:
pet patterns, In small figure. Some OF
them are gorgeous.
Mr.. HLYBuRs, who died day before
yesterday, was one Of the few surviving
members Of the old Wheeling Blues-not
more than eight or ten are now living.
. osE Of the objections urged to the
Mofett bell punchis that whenever lsdies
pass a saloon and hear the bell ring they
will look in to see who has taken q drink.
FRED. KEMpLg, steward on hesteamer
Mallie Ragon, has q soul for music. He
yesterday purchased an elegant new
piano and shipped 1t to his home near
Darlington.
NHxr Sunday will be Palm Sunday
also Easter. The services at the Cathe-
dral will consequently be longer than
usual, and will commence a half hour
earlier than customary.
TINS is all that could be saved Of along
stretch ofsuch:
Spring Il here,
The siaddesl stason Of The yar,
60 Stopa-ellug buekWheateakes
Al
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Mayor Cassell had his tirst case yester,
day. Joseph Hitler, arrested by Officer
Mccormick for drunkenness, paid a fine
| OF 50 and costs.
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EvERGREENS!
For comethe, and Yards lO,I ,IS VIA =
rateS. 4 hne Iot Of Amerlon AZ h Ynh
hedEipg cemetery lotL c1h : FioTr1 y ~
on ssiurdIy aud WedntsdAI'
kinds furnished cheap o.c. WRIGHT
NcubI,rlk. VIZ
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
JOHNS. CLARKE. !

About eight hundred, persons were
present at the Opera House ON Saturday
sgening, il being the occasion Of the sec
ond appearance OF the comedian John 8.
Clarke. The plays presented were the
"Heir at Law and Toodles." mr.. Clarke
OF course appeared In the principal roles,
and sustained his reputation as come
dian. Whether Mr.. Clarke thought that
the audience was too small for him to DO
his best acting or not, or whether 1t was
for some other reasons, certain 1t is that
he has acted better than he did on Satur>
day evening. q - n (
: IL may be that the character Of DIR.
Pangloas requires rapid speaking, II SO 1t
should be raised, in order that an entire
audience could hear what the actor was
saying. Those who were seated in the
back part, Of the auditorium, could not
hear the words that the doctor..was speak
ing. In. "Toodlesn Mr.. Clarke Is inferior
to few Others. The "Toedles" Of Mr..
W. A. Chapman 10 far superior to that oil
MIR. Clarke and has provoked more real
mirth here than did that of the great
comedian. The support was up to the
average, but will not bear general criti>
cism. No doubt there would have been
more persons present If the price oi
general admission hadn't have been &c
much-70 cents. u e. ssE Q& :
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
'vvHATTHg pEoPLE sAy

For The Gazette. 'HIIE3 f'HI5NI I7lJNI
y Nh. EDIroR.--Sir :--I think you are
right IN sesignating the Erery Aveaing
aad CoHmerciat as aJenkins old Com
mercial" Politically and financially it
10 Jenkins' old Commercial, since Jenk-
ins still has claims on IL, and its object 10
the same as the old Commercial, TO elevate
politicians. !, II Ia not Jenking now that
longs for the Senatorship but II MAY be
Bates. 30 where is the difference. One
Is sbeut ~ acceptable as the other. 80
dW slTl issEs n.h II 81 ACITIzEN.
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,FERSFr EDIEIONs
IrHREE(snvER TORCHES.
now THEY WERE DISPOSED OF By
CHANCE AND HOW THEY WERE


CHANCE AND HOW THEY WERE
z WON. ~ 8ElffV ~ NEF y Na.
Al vanaevcr, last week, had tbres
beautiful silver torches which he wished
to dispose . of for the benefit of their
owner, . widow, who u related to his
family. The torches were onNpalIy
purchased by the ladys husband, who
during his existence was q prominept
politician In Philadelphia, and was fond
Of turning out In parades. They are Of
solid silver, beautifully ornamentsd, with
silver plated handles. and form A nos
session Of which any fire company In the
city would bo proud. 10
Mr.. vAndever's Intention was to dis
pose OF them to the Fire Department by
ohanee, but when the reached the Fame
House houset the membeD wanted to buy
them dght Of, and offered q good price
for them. But AL refused, and finally
succeeded In getting the other companies
ito take twenty Ave tickets each, at 10
cents o Ticket Tke Fame members got
mad aud refused TO take any chances, but
John b. johnson, Joseph Hyde and
John v. Christy, raised the money and
tock the chance for the Fame. The
drawing came OF It the Washington
engine house on Saturday night, and I'd
the surprise of all the three men repre-.
senting the Fame carried off the prize,
TheFame members were much shagrined
a. this result, and declared they woud moi
have them as a gift, and II they persist
In this deterfninatten each of the three
winners VIII have a handsome silver
torch to light him on his journey through
NE. - - F4rt .aa aaaE
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14

Auditors Sale This morning City Audi
tor g. b: Underwood, sold the proptery
OF Patrick Quinn, containing fourteen hun.
dred and n1nty four square feet situated
ON the north side OF Chestnut street, near
Jackson. TO M Marooney, tor the sum oi
claim for paving and curbing. ~,
Sad Accident.--Quite sad accident oc-
CURED near Millsboro', DEL, on Thursday
last. George, son of Samuel Coffin, aged
about 20 years, while handling gun which
he did not know was loaded, pulled the
trigger suddenly, and killed small
brother about years old almost Instantly
sHERIFF's SALE.-At New Castle, on
Friday, Sheriff Grub sold the house and
lot on Harmony street, being The property
Of James w. Ball, deceased, to James
Eliason, for $3.50. Il lt-4 bf IA
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
STATE ITEMS.

A new brass band has been formed In
II rederica. Yff 81 tNfEgt aJtE flN+
The Dover Ice Company has declared q
dividend OF u per cent.
! A protractsd meeting IL In progress IN the
M. p. Church In Seaford. tf5 aaaj
/ The Teachers Institute for Sussex county
VIII be held In Seaford the last week Of this
The Milford NssOs has been enlarged by
the addition Of q columnto each page; Il
looks quite handsome ,N 40 riN ffH
Z The. large and beautiful dwelling house
owned by Captain John Dasey, Of Balti-
more Hundred, was burned on the sth
inst. = t,.4-+s,l L., o4tf -fy t4T
William p. Brown, Of seaford, the
trapped an otter, last week weighing rs
pounds.
The Milford .yeps says that the ship
building prospects are improving. Two
vessels on the stocks, ana The keels Of two
more laid.
Fredenca has about "A 900 bushels OF corr
In store, besides cons iderable afioat on yes
sells sci. t.s. bound out The price paid Is 90 cent
The steamer ArteI has discontinued he
trips from Port Penn, and other places Oh
the river, Tor the present. She has laid uI
for repairs. Nfnl it i9,iFsI-
John w. Hall, Jr., OF Frederick, is build
ing a schooner OF 200 tons burden for the
coasting trade. NathaBlel Lank is the cen
tractor aid builder. She Will be completes
In the spring. rsffEl. -,s,.
The schooner Annie Chase which is lynn
high and dry on TIN beach ei Lewes near th
pavilion will probably he gotten of by tn
first OF next week. t.'4 -IH4f Wsl14 :.
Eugene and Clarence Cooper, colored
have been committed to jail for robbin
Reynolds 4 Co.'s store Ut Middletown OF
Quantity of clothing. ~
The Rev. ]. H. B Brooks, Rector Of 81
Lukes Church, Seafofd, has resigned hi
charge and accepted call to st. Peter
Church, Salisbury, Maryland. tf'li iIH
A meeting was held In Lowery's Hotel
Hotel, on Thursday last aud committe
| appointed TO confer with the President an,
Directors OF the o. ID, =. s. Co., to learn /
they could be induced to construct ney
branch road from the a b. road TO ru
along the wharves of Milford.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14

An Unedrthiy Serendde-Saturday night
the most unearthly calathumpian sere-
made ever heard in this city was rendered
a man named David Robinson, living on
Fourth. Two big horse fiddles groaned
out their diseordant noises, while drums,
horns1 bells, whistles, and old tin pans
innumerable addedka horrible melody to
the internal din. The performance was
varied by the occasional discharge OF q
heavily-loaded gun, and the noise OF the
serenade could be heard over half of the
city. eseis
Hotel Changes.-Among the hotel
changes announced to take place this
spring are the following: i. u. Merritt
leaves the United States and takes the
Weiss property, at Front ana French
on the Eur opean plan George w. Ort-
lip leaves the Lafayette hotel and takes
the United States John Dougherty
leaves the Delaware House and taxes the
Lafayette aud Thomas Dunn, OF Bran
dywine hundred, takes the Delaware
House. 55.t5-ss = ali
Claimants for Wilnaingt0n.-There are
now about forty persons or families lay
ing claim to the city of Wilmington.
They live Ia various parts of the county,
and come here occasionally to see how
tuo pEOPoIty 10 AnpiOFihh AhoJ ~
call ON City Treasurer Vinsent, for in
formation, and frequently consult law
yers, but AZ yet they have not put their
claims into legal shape, and probably
, never will. t--.3E A9f.s-
Robbery.--Last evening between and
9 o'clock q thief entered The residence OF
Mr.. James Kennedy. corner of Thir-
teenth and French streets. The party
proceeded up, stairs. ransacked the bu
reau drawers, and scattered the contents
on the floor. In return for their trouble
they succeeded In obtaining silver
watch and about $50 in money. No clue
has been found to the robbers. "a.
The HoAy Tree Inn.--A meeting of the
! Board OF Managers OF the Holly Tree Inn,
will be held tomorrow evening, at which
| Il is expected that superintendent will DO
| elscted, and also the time for opening the
building TO the public will be decided upon.
There are number OF applicants for the po-
sition of superintendent. ief
| 4 Leqislatsve Committee Meeting.-The
Legislative Committee to settle With the
State Treasurer, State Auditor, Secretary
of state and Clerks of the Legislature, will
meet in Dover, tomorrow. The committee
| Ia composed of Senators Bay and Denny
and Representatives Holcomb, Wright and
Morris. 1T iJ5ILaT III ~ nH5
Pa,nted.-Esquire Publ, has just had
his Once. at No. 305 shipley street, fresh
1iy bal f,ted inside and ous, imparting q
fresh and handsome appearance to ms
J quarters. ls r,Hs. yHl
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
STR-A Y WATTS.
Board of Education this evening.

Board of Education this evening.
Tie DAILY GAzErTn is the paper to
advertise In.
Order your job work done at the
GAZETTE job office. t''i'f- -ttl /
The annual meeting of the p, W. 8 B
r. r. Company takes place to-day.
(. Stand by me and will never forsake
you; Kings Good Samaritan cough
DIR. Gallagher Is always pleased to ex.
tract an aching tooth, Go see him al
No. 8, Il. Fifth street. g,s4 lsr ,s.4i (
Persons wishing coaches for the JEFF
ferson Club reception on Thursday even
ing, can procure them by applying to
tho president of the club or at the hall
ticket offiee) that evening. Is {et553 +
The daily gazette., 1878-01-14
SECOND EDITION
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of this
city, is being held to>day At the Office
of the company, No. 1888 Market street,
In this city. iFn'i'st & i4itHiff
The annual statement Of the Treasur>
er shows the following condition of the
company:
Value Of live policies, 1911 ,253, ,446
Value OF Insurance policies
on above, subject to assess
meDt. i'L lo s27, ,20200
The receipts for the year were
for annual payments from
membersJ m 10 41,2O263
Interest on loans 8C investm'ts 0,6s4.OO
Amounts reed for policies, $500
Total, s50, ,264, ,53
7 d ExPENsEs. tsst III
Amount ofloss by fire, (sls, ,329.7O
Salaries, etc., 6,150.46
Net gains for the year S25. .784 81
The net surplus fund u -s4
amount to " III S186, ,234.26