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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs DowLING, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
Tl NEAR DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
BY win tue of trust deed dated NAV 81. 1872, -
and recorded in Liber 6Sl folio 92 will sell, 90
On ~ ESDAI, the 22i day OF January, 1878, IL
on tbe premises, al % clock D. m, part OF 1ung,-
borough, described as Notwithstanding at stone
DO no; 4, at gum tree. thence south 75S degrees
east. lis links; thence north 49, degrees east
l. l26 links; thence north 6Sa degrees west L o2i
INKS TO Kendall Green. or Deaf and Dumb Asy lum
siounas: anu thencs L PA links to beginning, con-
OF road leading TO the turnpike
This property is improved with aframe building
and out buildings, and sdjoins the grounds OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Terms of sale: one-fourth cash; the balance In
six, twelve and eighteen mouths, for which notes
of purchaser will be taken, bearing eight per cent
interest fiom day OF sale till paid, secured by deed
of trust on premises sold. deposit of $50 will be
required at time of sale. Conveyancng at pur-
chaser's cost. The Trustee reserves the right to
resell at purchaser risk III terms Of sale are not
complied with In seven days.
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~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, February Gth, 1873, same
hour and place.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, lrrrstees-
GEORGE W. STICkNEY,
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d1-3m n. &. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL.

II ESSONS IN GERMAN (natlve tongue), Latin
IL and Greek, by FREDERICK MuSSAEUS,
formerly Ins. OF Languages, College of st. James,
Md. Circulars in bookstores. Address 40 Sd st.
northwest. O23-tr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioleer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY IN GEOHGETOWS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January -
80, 1878, at clock in front of the prem |...0
ISIS shall sell part of Lot No. 134. fronting .lI
IL 612 feet on the north side of street between
High and Market, by depth of 100 feet to an al.
ley; improved by comfortable frame dwelling.
Terms cash.
j23 st THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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TUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
islon, the Steamers Of this line take . specific
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
at 43 lat, or nothing to the north OF 43. ~
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 at - lat, or nothing to the north Of A,
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AgTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1878, in front of the
premises, at II O'Clock IN.
VIM; E so GyHIAANNIPLER, Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. Jana
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"ADEMOIS ELLEv. PRUD'HOMME'S
FRENCH GLASSES.

Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.
n. B.-Pupils taught rapidly, and with perfect
pronunciation, the use of practical conversation.
For Young Ladies and Children q. M, 10 q. m,
j pm. and p. III.
For Ladies and Gentlemen Boys and Girls, 8 p.
m. and p. m.
Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Classes.
Call at 1014 18th st. Mondays and Thursdays after
SPIN. other week days between IL and 1. oc13-tr
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JAMES CORRIDoN, Profsssor Of Penmanshfp,
81 st. Cloud Building, 9Th and r. Writing,
bookkeeping and Shorthand taught in short and
easy courses of lessons. Thorough instruction
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and at
schools, je4-1ys
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DIED..

BRENT. On the 2lst January, 1878, after a
short but painful illness OF pneumonia, which she
bore with Christian fOrtitude. Mrs. JANE X.
BRENT, aged seventy-five years.
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NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL


j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
jan23 -26, 80 & feb4
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AFTHE ABovE SALES FURTHER POST
PONEp until THURSDAY, the 31st day Of yanu-
PIN. WIN. E. CHANDLER, (rr,,.,.as
no =. a. ROLEINs, trustees.
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3o5 Four-and-a-haIf street NV,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct. j19-ts
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TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQsstp,pent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
A SERMON ON HELP.
MIR. TALMAGE's LATEST UTvERANCEs
IN THE TARERNACLE.
New Those On the Wrong Track should
ne Asslsted-M0M They Are.

BRooKIsN Dec lb.-Talmage to day preached
sermon on help to those who were on the
wrong track Before announcing his text he
said that Mt the beginnl ing Of the new year he
would commence series Of national sermons
"onev "n he 1t" i viii G9na'n m and Prosnaes Of TITS
personal explorations Il have made or shall
make ~ Washington. the city Of political
power Boston the city Of brains Philadelphia,
the city of beautiful order. Chicago the city Of
miraculous growth New York the city OF com
mernial supremacy. and Brooklyn, the city Of
homes"
Talmage then took taxt from Proverbs
SEHt, 10: When | shall awake | will seek It
yet again" He said be thought In the midst OF
n series OF sermons he was preAch.ag on the
night side Of city life II would be we'll to deliver
q sermon Of help TO the multitude Of people whe
had got, on the wrong track. In the nights Of
his explorations he found great multitude of
men who had gone astray lie proposed to
show what obaiacles were In the way Of n return
TO the path Of righteousness and then show
The first difficulty was the force Of moral
graviation. II was easier to go down than i was
sisted. Another difficulty waa Tho power Of
evil habits, such as the use Of intox xcailts. to
baceo, ete Seventeen years ago, said Talmage
1uit tho habit Of using tobacco Isensalon |,
and would as soon put my right hand In the
FIRE, ns take up again Why because II was
such terrific struggle to get over IT, The fact
was habit waa task master, aud If resisted we
found ourselves lashed with SCORPION whips and
bound with strings innumerable, II man
desired 70 return from evil association society
reported him. If he went to church the usher
would shake him 10y the hand. with You are
The last man | ever, expected to SEQ here" and
gives him n aeat right by the door. Ii ha goes
70 prhyer meeting. some one gays to him
Glad to gee you, The dying thief was saved.
] supnoae there is mercy for you" These were
the people who expected to 90 to Heaven In
cars luXurinusIy cushioned and upholstered
or.retbaps have car a TO themselves.
Another difficulty against the returning prod
igal was that The churches are too anxious
nho1t their memhership aud denominations.
Before they tried to save man they would rush
ont and ask him how hn was going TO he bnp
tlsed. whether by spriuklng or immersion.
Who cares, shouted Tamage. what church he
Joins, IT he only Joins Christ aud starts for
Heaven lMutmuf Of mu1ad applause First
OF all, the returning prodgal must throw him
self on God and not 90 to the people who
urayed with 'Dbal" md "Ahsl' and Forever
and over, amensr iIa should quit all bis bad
aasoolnlions aud soek OhrIstlan advice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
FRANC T..
Thc Condition Of rraae in the RepnhIIc.

Ntw YoUK. Dec Is Tho following are cleaned
from the latest foreign llina:
Reviewing the state OF French trade and IN
dusiry. the EcOl yuijSip FrdHcdt$, Of Sa urday
last. says: In the home trade wholesale houses
Hrr DONG moderate amount of business for
this season Of tho year. which Is not usually an
active one. Retail distributors are experiencing
fair demand. foreign traders are very quiet .
yet on the whole. the neighhOrng countries.
which are Just now In the midst of an ecDnDmi-
cal crisis England Belgium. Holland. Swift
zerland, Germany and Austria hitherto have
taken off quite their average amount Of French
production; A report from Rouen states that
the demand Ter cotton goods Is small and man
ufac,irers are supplying themselves very spar
ing ly with yarn. From Brussels. also, disc1ur-
aging accounrs OF the State Of the cotton trade
are given, and manufacturers who usually give
out ordefs for considerable quantities OF yarn
at this season. are buying only for the supply
of current wants. At Lyons business in raw
silk has fallen on considerably. aud small or
ders are now only being placed. Prices show a
slightly weaker tendency. although to a con
siderable extent qu0tAt !0ns are kept firm BY the
large business previously done. OF silk good-
sales are small and transl ctions for the spring
season have so far disapp ointed the expectd-
tions OF sellers. American houses have been
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
A PAUPER'S NOTE.
A $1,000. 600 Promise to Pay Found
Among the Effects Of q Man hurled
bY the pO0rmastcr.

TRoy'IN. Y. Dec. IT, Several months ago
thoro died in tho village of Lansingbufg3a tuil
distinguished looking, old man named VIM. i.
Awoed known ~ Fauper" Atwood, on ae-
count Of having boon maintained during tho
last yenrs Of his life by the charity of friends
aud theaylage authorities. At his death the
poormaster utovided for his burial. few
days ago in packing up his effects preparatory
TO returning them to England. his former
homo, an old loathor pocket book. which no
was known to carry. was found. In tho lining Of
which was discovered u promissory note
for ono imilion Of dollars made by ono
Wm. Townley Lawrence. Il was dated Lam
alngburg. n. Y. August "a. 1914, nnd is phyable
ono month"; aftor the maker shalI receive his
share in tho sIawrence Townley estate. Mr.
Atwood left England nonry twenty years ago.
leaving his wife and several children. He
drifiod To Innsinghurg. where he haa since ra-
eidod. Some months previous to his death he
was advised to lay claim 10 the Lawrenre
Towuloy estate Of fabulous value. situated In
the north Of England. and Mr.. Lawrence. tho
maker the not" also an heir-at law. viaied
England 10 SEQ what could bo done In tho mnt
ter. II Is n"c'Ioss TO say ho was unsueeessful.
Tho nota which was givenlby Mr.. LHwfenco to
Atwood in lieu Of legal feoa IA II witness has
been placed in tho hands of Troy lawyer for
collection. lie IL 10 receive % per cent as his
com ucnaut lon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
FIRE.


At about $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning Jules
Rainos Summers aged four years WAS quite
seriously burned nt her mothers residence on
Cont, between Danphino and Burgundy
streets.
II appears that Mrs Summers, who is n wash
erWOman, left hsr two children Rgt1 respec.
lively two aud four yours in the house while
she went out to deliver clothing TO her eng
toners. During her absnnce Jules wont too
near the fire.. his clothing ignited and In an in
stant he was cnyeloped In flames. Mr. James
hearing the cries OF tho unfortunate child, has
tened to his rescue aui managed to extinguish
the flames.
Mrs Phillip, ono Of the neighbors. was
burned about the hands while assisting in put
ting out the fire. Tho injured child was at
tended by physician, who pronounced the
burns Of Il serious character.
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More Russian Ncn-Of- War swedish
Time-Thc Foreign sugar BOunties.

LONDON. Dec. 1b-it Is ST ated on good authori-
ty that the Russian government has decided
upon a special expenditure next year Of & 0Oo. 900
roubos towards thr construction Of new men
of war for the Russian feet
On the thirty first Of December next at mid
night II normal hour is to be llxed throughout
Sweden. All government. railway and tota-
graph clocks are to be- set simultaneously. In
somo places as for instance In Stockholm
clocks will haye to be put back us much as
twelve minutes.
The central executive commtee nj Bristol
organized for tho abolition of foreign sugar
hountie7 have determined to make an imposi-
ton Of an equivalent eouutarvHiling duty upon
all raw ana refined bounty fees on sugars en,
tcrinG ports oi the United Kingdom promi-
ncn' test question In large working-class con-
stituencics ~ the ensuing general election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS,
busy Week Ahead Many Important
Hills To Me Acted On.

WAsHINaToN Doc. Is Congress will be busy
this week. Senator Wadleigh'a bin to amend
the patent laws comes up In the Renate to NOR
row, unless Senator Blhine nRn muster strength
enough to lay 1t aside and take NJ hls resolu-
tinne
The Teyas Pacific Hallroad bill will be urged
by It's friends against everything except the ap
preparation bills. two Of which are ready. VII :
the pension and naval and will also be disposed
Of
In The House MIR. Wood will endaavor to So
cure action on his bill to provide for the issue
Of certificates tn aid In rafundiug the national
he conslderHbn opuoHitipn The Indian ap
preparation bill having been reported Mr.
Sparks, who has II in charge. will try to pass It
before the holidays
If anything Is done with viaw Of continuing
the postal railway service after January 1t
must be done this week md that subject will be-
urged, also tho Geneva award bill. which came
over "a unfinished business. will occupy agood
doal of time yet before IT can be brought to -
vote, aud an effort will he made 10 pass II also
before Friday
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| assumed very Kaleidoscope turn and now
one can hear almost anything he wants to on
| the aubact. Yesterday morning there waa quite
a gathering Of the big wigs Of the Republican
party about the building, but the most Of them
were non .nommital There was n secret eaa
son held in Appraiser Souer's Office during
the morning. Mt which reporter of the DEMO
CRaT was present with some air or seven Re-
pnhlicans
The questions discussed related principally
to tho matter ~ sampline imported goods and
how much should be taken from n consignment
IN order 70 arrive at its true valuation. When
the arrival Of Geo. A. Sheridan was spoken of IL
was agreed that he came here more In tho pri-
vate interests Of Gov Warmoth than anything
elsa II being Sunday. there was pthing 10
hear from the Treasury Department and out
slide ut private tniegrams news was exceptionally
scarce Collector Smith Marshal Wharton and
Internal Revenue Collector Marks show no
signs "a yet of weakening and unless somn-
thing comes TO day of o startling character no
action will be taken az to them for aomo little
time.
One Of The principal topics of conversation
between the ms was which would he tho
winning hnrae IN the coming presidential bat
tie In the Republican party Grant or sherman.
From count OF noaoa Sherman was weak
frat choice with Grant strongly backed for u
men did not distance him on the first ballot
From ieautory conversation II was made
known that the Grant movement Ia worry
strong enc particularly with Southern Isopub-
linana. and that on that more than on anything
elae the cnlorel vote here Ia united. The Hn
pub'ieans have given up ms 1t were, local ia
Sues, and look forward TO the presidential can
rasa 70 hrtug them some Of the crumba from the
pOit irhi table
ritkin still has his uneheathed sword In hand
for the he,d Of Jack Wharton Notwithstanding
tho reported got back he has received, aud the
nutR are waiting for something from Wash
ington to give them hopes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
WASHINGTON.
The secret service bureau to lie Abos-
ished- Prospects Ot the Texas Pacific
Railroad Rtu.

WAsHINGToN. Den. 16.ln consequence Of tho
effort of certain mambers of The secret service
division of the Treasury Department to iniure
tho character Of Senator Conover added 10 tho
many hlunders Of character on record against
the division. II is iG ha abolished. II is under
stood that Congress will egslnte II out by re-
tusing TO make any appropriation to maintain
1t after tho end of the current fiscal year. Ben
son, tho assistant chief. who managed the job
against Senator Conever, will II is said. retire
Mt once from the service.
Strong efforts arc being mnde to harmonize
the views Of Southern Senators and members
on the question Of tho Texas Pacific Railroad
Tho measure has q clear majority in both
houses rs against the Southern Pacific. and tho
only question that seriously divides is SUD
porters from tho South Is tho question of tho
terminus. If that can loo satisfactorily settled It.
Is claimed the bill Will he passed this season. II
ia stated to night that efforts TO satto this uues
tion Will undoubtedly prove successful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
CLUB DRAMATINUE LOUI.IANAIs.

The Club Dramatiluo Louisianais on the
occasion Of it, benefit yesterday evening gave
at the 0pera House two comedies one in five
aais. NJ. De Fourehambault. and another in
one act. I'm Monsieur qui Prend Ia Mouche -
The audience was numerous and apurectative.
ana many a time the actors were apulaudod Or
called fore the curtain a the close of the acts
Mes~rs ncgas De L'EtanE. Nem0urs Bien-
venu N Birnvenu Jr. A. M, Idamhas. jules
l. BarIac 7. A. G ,mez and Henri Gerber all
displayed remarkable scenic talent for ANA
tpnrs
Mines, C&1ie, Vezian. Kerfel and Dahcatein
contributed not a little to the success OF tho
s3ire". Taking all III all. last evening must be
marked with II white cross ~ one of great sue
ce5S. Fl late hour at which the performance
rsased ohltges "a TO reserve for future day the
e1nmhnfs We would like to make On the talent
u me actors and the appreciation Of the au-
dienee.
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stolen any votes or subnrnad any perjury or
forgery, Gre not in condition to ha personally
hulldozed But whenever such counsels begin
to produce an effect on Hayes Johu sherman
sfeus In and elOnga' es his anatomical agony 10
It's full engh md suppressea Mr. Hayes with
the simple , intimgtion that Kellogg ls . good
with, or at least to be kept by q fraudulent adj
minisfration In good humor.
that pnel",g IN n" as as ,n g"R@1e proposnon say
WHO SHALL Mold THE FEDERAL OFFICES IN NEW
ORLEANS
or II not quito that. no can Mt laast sny In tho
t9rm OF veto power. who shnll not hold them
Under these circumstances l. is safe 10 aasune
that Marks and Wharton will stick unless Eej-
logg decides to throw them over md at In some
other men equally his pets and friends. But tho
patronage ltself VIII not he taken from him. In
HAHN's CASE.
which was In the nature Of q SURPRISE tn KeI
loRg nm anieabe o adjustment will be reached by
pte,nsioning the late Mint superlntendent In an
other quarter. As FOR Leonard Kellogg for
reasons which do not require explanation will
make his case special" one and Albert Ia In
20 more danger Of removal tban he Is of being
Inniaten H IN ms own court for his own alleged
This dsposes Of what may DO termqd Tho
strictly political movements IN Louisiana
patronage, and brings meto
THE CASH OF SMITH
which II of another color
The var on Smith ls being made by Tho COM
mercial interests OF Now Orleans, md rpeans
slWplP tnht rom AndatsOn'a 1evilmant In the
Custom House has been too big for such n mar
row figure head to hide This Is Smiths
trouble but II will also lie his salvation If there
ls nny salvation for him. bacause whatever may
be John Shermans Indifference to Smiths own
late. he Will be found on hand early and late
wheneyer the scalp ~ Tom Anderson n IN oo-
pardy. SInith will be- here to pight Or to NOR
row. and then II will not tnke long for matters
to reach o crisis But ono thing Ia sure-the
curses of LgusianaE wrongs como homo to
roost nj tho White House and Trensnry Dapnrt
44ent oit9ner nnd moro numerously than either
HNffH W "'iih No.,
ronld help themselves "h hhe y tueg
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MISCELLA NEOUS.


tary headquarters here. through headquarters
Of tho Department of Dakota. ut ST. Paul that a
largo camp OF 500 Indian lodges is Mt Powder
river: the occupants intended TO cross tho Mis-
souri river ns soon as 1t freezes over and on
CAMP on British territory, which hey hope to do
in about thirty days. Gov Terry says he ia
perfectly willing to let these Indians go and
would be delighted. In fact but for fenr that Tho
hostiles already across tho border may. feel
strong enough. with thesN aecessions to begin
raids ncross tn" line. scouts there have been
ordered out from Fort Keogh to ascertain tho
the truth or fnlsiiy Of Tho rnnnrt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
PAY YOUR STATE TAXES AND SAVE
PENALTIES
Rend'R Gilt Edge Tonic IL n safe and pleasant
invgoraut for delicate females
AMlIsEyI ENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.

! Thn third week of the season nj the st. Charles
Theatre opened most auspiciously last evening.
and sinoo figures are moro eloquent than Ian
guaEo we will conlne ourselves to saying tha
the receipts amounted to $3.50 70. Tho audito-
rum looked liko as In tho timo whom Lotta WINS
tho pct child Of the patrons Of tho 81. Charles.
Tho Adah Richmond opera houfIe party were
| mailing their debut laat evening During tho
two ilrst acts of Ia Perehole" lack of enthuai-
a4ln was manit"st, owing, we Judge TO tho
continuation Adah Richmond herself Wa
hal boen told before the riso of tho cur
ha ns as Would Tgs IL a"' Il y har ani a
aud regard for the public. We had hoard
many aimilar apologies in our experience, and
were not disposed 10 accept this ono. Tho third
act of IN Porichole," however satisfied Us ana
the attendance that there IL much to expect
from NJ isa Richmond, whose voice thon return
cd fresh ana fun ot timhra ana symrathy and
tho result wae the bringing down Of the house
The performance rs whole was notiaonhlc
tn" "nsomhle. The Richmond Company ara not
II h"rrdh compnny. nor will th"to he found
sainRora in i to kick notes instead of nttering
thnm from tho throat. l. ltcomprisoaa very clevor
aatrees. Miss Jennie Winston. who sang and
played tho role Of La Petieholo cuuntngly and
correctly and W. A Morgan aud A. " BOIL two
good comedians. Tho former Il tho tcnor Of tho
troupe but his part last evening afforded him
~ scope for,any display Of voice, Whilst Mr..
Hamilton. the baritone OF tho company, was
tho only singer cncored wo must "SpresH our
opinion that he hae no more conception Of tho
talI ~ mo NlchrOy NlAn-Wrll. PAlhrfSnnA ntG
olorous. and We need oniy refer him to thetext
in tha dialogue fol- wing his love spasm In the
prison scene to convince him that he is not
supposed 10 ho tho Count III Lunn. breathing
the dramatic sentences ot the cavatna of "Tro-
vatoro. but the Mourzouk of La Perichole. and
thnt he is expected to be funny In opera bouffe.
IA Fericholr" will he repeated this evening
to afford us and the pubic a better opportunity
Of Judging Of tho merits Of Adah Richmond
particularly. and of hor company in general.
HUMpry DUMPrY.
Nick Roberts and his Humpty Dumpty Com
rany are billed again tor this evening nj tho
Academy OF Music.
DELINQUENT LICENSE AND CAPITAL
TAN DUE THE STATE WILL BE SUED FOR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-16
The rooIIng ot Insmrance RIsks.

NEW VoRK. Dec. 15.-A meeing wna he'd In
the oiilcs of tho Phoenix Insurance Company
yesterday. NJ which there werH present rnpre-
eentatlves Of n number Of prominent marine
Insurance. oompnnins Of the country. For some
timo the organization of u pool consisting If
twenty two companies, on inlnnd murine ris ks
has boon In contemplation, A Temporary or
ganization haa boon effected md mn executive
committee "hnsen, Mr.. Crowell secretary of tho
IbTniX Insurance. Company. md chairman of
tho executive committee If tho proposed pool
Hhtd thnt though tho mnfiar would bo d0yaIopad
within fortnight nj pres nj nothing could be
said positively ns To- whethor pool would or
would not be- effected