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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-11

List of Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn.
The next session of the United States Dis
trict court convenes at Winona, June 3. The
following are the grand and petit jurors which
have been drawn for that term:
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Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yesterday,
a OIL passed making appropriation for
the payment of claims allowed by the
commissioners of claims under act of
Congress of March 3, 1874. The postoffice
appropriation bill as reported by the
conference committee, was passed. The
denciency appropriation bill, which ap-
propriates 6,663, ,2l5, was passed as it
came from the House, House JOINT res
elution to provide for the enforcement of
the eight-hour law was postponed until
December next. The select committee
under the Matthews resolution was ALL
thorized TO sit during the sessions Of the
Senate. House bill providing for the sale
OF the government property at Harper's
Ferry, West Virginia, was passed.
Ihe House again spent the entire ses-
sion on the civilsundry appropriation bill =
and made considerable prrgress. The ap.
preparation for the signal service was
increased from 1925 600 to $3.50, 900. The
paragraph providing for the sale of the
arsenals at Pittsburg Pa, and Pikesville.
Nd, was stricken out. An evening ses-
sion was held, at which the civil sundry
bill was further considered.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
The Drummer Divorce Case.

In the Philadelphia Court of Common
Pleas, the other day, the cave OF Eliza
beth Ditsche Brunner, by her next
friend, Us. Jacob Brunner was considered.
Jacob Brunner was well known in Will
miDgton. having conducted the iewlin.y
business in the Arcade Row for num-
ber OF years.
On February IL 1873 Elizabeth Ditsche
was married to Jacob Bruuner. She was
at that time a resident of PHILADELPHIA,
and was possessed of large estate, W bich
had been left to her by her former nus
band, Xavier Ditsehe. In January, 1875,
Mrs. Brunner began proceedings in d.
voice and an examiner was appointed to
hear testimony. The ground upon which
the divorce was asked was that the hus-
band had deserted his wife for a period
of two years. Upon this head Mrs. Brun-
ner testified before the examiner, on
April 10Th, 1875: at is now over two
years since he deserted me, without any
cause, that IL to say, since the day of our
marriage, February 11th, 1872 On May
lst 1875, the divorce was decreed, Id
ward L. Whitehead, who appeared as the
plaintiff of record having died in the
meantime. No opposition to the con-
summation of the divorce wag made by
Mr.. Bruner. On May 10th, 1876, Mrs.
BruDner died, leaving an estate Of over
$780, 900, which by the terms of her will
was distrihu among her relatives, the
German Hospital the Domestic Missions,
aud other religious aud charitable lnsti-
tutions. On September 2.d, 1876, Mr..
Brunner instituted proceedings to have
the divorce set aside and revoked. His
petition set out his marriage to the de-
cedent in February, 1873. 1t then went
on to enunera'e visits of Mrs. Brunner
to her husbands house in Wilmington,
thA last nf w hi Viaifa apnprraI in,
1874. In 1873. SO it stated, Mrs. Brunner
purchased house at Wilmington for the
joint occupancy of herself and husband,
which house they jointly leased to one
Green IN February, 1873. On January
18th, 1874, at rs. Brunners request she
was second time married to Drummer,
her own Clergyman officiating.
Upon this petition counsel for Mr..
Brunner argued a motion to revoke the
divorce. They contended that the di-
vorce had been Obtained by fraud First,
because at the time Mrs. Brunuer testi-
fed her husband had deseI ted her for "a
period of two years, she had in point of
fact been remarked to him but fifteen
months before, and had actually lived
with him but seven months before she in
stituted the proceedings In divorce. Sec
ond, because there was fraud In inducing
Mr. Brunner to come to the Office of
Mrs. unner's counsel and accept ser
vice of the Subpoena in divorce. 1t was
also contended that as the testimony of
the libellant's witnesses did not legally
prove desertion the record of itself was
insufficient TO sustain a divorce. The
death of the plaiutitf of record was an
other ground for setting aside the decree,
as was also the fact that the Court which
granted the divorce had no jurisdiction,
both libellant and respondent being reg
id-nts Of Delaware both in fact and in
law.
., After a full argument on both sides
the Court announced that the decision
would be- reserved.
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Brief Locals.

Things are dull in the amusement
line.
City Council will meet in regular ses-
sion this evening.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, can be found
at 1886 Market street.
st. Paul's NJ. +. Sunday school went to
Sea Breeze this morning.
Rugby Academy's commencement this
evening, at the Opera House.
The American Rifles moonlight ex-
cursion takes place tomorrow night.
Thousand of cigars sold every day by
Chapman, Fourth and Shipley streets.
The shipment of Strawberries by the
car load, will probably cease this week.
The races that were to have taken
place yesterday were postponed until to-
day.
Posters for excursions printed very
cheap, and in an excellent manner, at the
GAZETTE JOB office.
II. you visit the races, lookout for pick
pockets; there are plenty of them there.
Three gentlemen were relieved ofmoney
yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
IIarper's Magazine for July,

Harper's Magazine for July finds a
novel field for the portrayal of character
and the description of scenery in the
lowland of Virginia-the old aristocra-
tic Underwater" region, rich in historic
associations, and exceedingly pictures
que in its memorial relics of the old time.
The opening article of the Number de-
voted to this subject, and entitled "Some
Landmarks of Old Virginia" is contrib
his pencil as effectively as his pen.
OF especially humorous and pathetic
interest is Mr.. Rideing's paper about
Hospital Life in New York, with sixteen
bright illustrations by Reinhart, A obey.
and Rogers, effectively representing
every phase of hospital life from the
coming of the ambulance to the period
of convalescence.
Porte Crayon contributes one of his
Enthusiastically illustrated papers on
"Old-time Militia Musters," full of the
racy humor belonging to the ancient
general training-day," the scene being
laid in Virginia.
In his charming story, "Owlet," John
Esten Cooke also takes us to Virginia,
and the interest of his romance is heigh-
tened by Mr.. Pyle's beautiful illustra-
tions.
The engraving illustrating the paper
on van Dyck-dhotner Oh Jne series Oh
"Old Flemish Masters" are in every way
worthy of the subject.
Among the characteristic domestic
sketches presented in this Number,
Daddy WILL" by Charles d. Deshler,
stand out in bold, strong lines-a familiar
but striking picture OF the trusted and
faithful servant 30 well remembered in
many Southern homes. Especially i'm
pressive is the scene between Daddy
viii and little Kate, which the artist has
selected as q subject for illustration.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Sheria's Sales In Kent County

The Sheriffof Kent county, has adver-
tised the following properties for sale -
VIM. Kerssy, two tracts of land in Dover
Hd., of 10 and II acres respectively,
Tuesday 25th inst. Joseph Primrose,
three lots in Smyrna, Thursday 27th inst.
Sam'l Townsend, Jr., farm of 270 acres
in South Murderkill Hd., Thursday 27th
inst, John S. Collins, 135 acres in South
Murderkill Hd., Tuesday 25th inst. VIM.
IL. Jones, three tracts of land in West
Dover HID, containing 1929, 70 and 81
acres of land respectively, Tuesday 25th
inst. VIM. II. Herring, g parcels of land
at FELTON,, Saturday 18th inst. VIM. II.
Boyer, 40 acres in Little Creek Hd.,
Tuesday 25th inst. Henry Prattis, two
acres in Frederick, 29th inst.
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|oreisn Telesraphic Summary

Elaborate arrangements have been
bade in Berlin for the meeting of the
pnTcss OF the powers to-day-There
D. snow storm in Scotland yesterday
-M Muir & Sons grain merchants, G las
pw, have failed; liabilities sSOO,OO0-The
arina is better, but her rest is distur-
d and She does not gain strength.
Payers are offered for her recovery in
parts Of the empire. The Duchess of
linburgh, her daughter, has gone to
PeieSbnrg-The Emperor William
lllnneS to lmrroye-Ex-King George,
Hanover, is Qualifications for mem
fS oi The new German Parliament are
be held July 80
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
FIRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.
,va LEAVE WILMINGTON.

rp,1ys LEAVE WILMINGTON.
ph,iaielphia: 2 90, $40, 6.65, $40, 9.C0,
10y = in oO a. M; 1881, 1910, 2.3O, 4.3O,
st;' sis as, a6 p. m. On sundays: 2.09. 10 a.
W. 5OJ, 8 80, 8 46, p m.
N Iow oV' York: 2 90, 5 "A, a m, IL 81, IL 40,
sis n m; on Sundays: 2U9 m.
onoltimore and Washington: l2l4, 10,
VI sSam; u 81, 12 50, 8 Os. p m. sundays
Ior i Port OF Deposit; ass p m; no Sunday
train. ,s on O an n m.I05. a 40 N
N, n,.layare aT r. r.: 5 Os, 80 m; 05, 9 30
nm no Sunday train.
..pWilmlngton 4 Northern X. NJ: $40
nv 3oO 500 IN; no sunday train.
TmoIaware Western X. r.: 10 20 q m; 5 30
n m. on sundays 10 80 m.
PPn.tys ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
-. pn,laleapula II 56, s 81, 8 "a a m; IL
lom n 10 Il. i26, 55, 45i, 8 IA. q %, 7.30,
sis, III i. II 10 p m on Sundays; IL %,
i09ian. 730, 81, II 10 p IN.
,ow IN New Yo.t: 12 &c, s 81 a m; IL a. IL 5s
50i,s5lpm, IN Sundays IL 06 a mi
95lpm. ,o, IN 90
SIS, sS6 IN; on Sundays; 2 IL a m . 80
rnm I Washington: 21s a m 1877, II 80,
S36 9 il p IN; on Sundays: 2 IL m; 9 46
HON Port Deposit: 500 a m no Sunday
,om New Castle: I 55, 8 80 a m 12 90 m;
iN,64O, % p m; no Sunday trains.
srom Delaware R. r.: 80 a IN; 70, 40 p
m; no Sunday trains.
Nom Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.; sOs,
lINam; 4 10 p m; no sunday trains.
Srom Delaware Western Il. r.: % IN;
3I0p m; on SUNDAYS: D 90 y m.
Rains FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
rom Broad street and Washington ave-
/ nue. I 80, 800, 10 80, / 1i5a m; 80. 3 30,
40, SIS, 6, 6 IS, 8 45, II 80 pm; on Sun
DAYS; 4 80 a m; q O0,9 45, II 30, pm.
HON thirty second and Market streets;
Tsj,il Sam, u Is, 8 55, 8 50, IL 40 p m;
on sundays: 9 50. II i5 y IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Delaware Catfish.

The Germantown Telegraph says: awe
would advise our readers not to eat any
Delaware catfish this summer, as they
are affected with disease from which
large numbers have died People in the
habit of taking them for market, say
that they are unusually scarce in the
river, while along the shore large num-
bers of dead fish are seen. Although this
Is one OF the hardest species, so far as
surviving for length Of time out of its
native element, it seems to be more
liable to become diseased than any other,
and many are thus destroyed nearly
every spring."
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13

A company of capitalists in Pennsyl-
vania has proposed to the Chilian govern
nent to complete the Southern Rail
road in that republic, and put in working
condition. 1t is proposed to do the work
at stipulated price, or for a commission
on It's cost. The payment would be effected
IN bonds of the government at an equitable
rate, on terms favorable to the go oyerment.
FIVE armed men entered a Third
avenue, New York street car about ten
O'Clock Monday night, and, after beating
one OF the passengers nearly senseless,
robbed him of $3.50 and escaped. The
wonderful New York police force did
not hear of the matter until after mid
night.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
The Races.

The second day of the Wilmington
Trotting Association Spring Meeting,
was well attended. A thunder storm
arose during the first race, which how
ever, was finished. Rain made the track
so heavy as to cause the postponernent
until to-day of the other two races
In the $50 class, for purse of 500,
Little Frank of this city was tho winner
Best time, 1858.
Great interest is being manifested in
the 226 race, which will take place to-
day. Sadie Bell Jersey Boy, Sans Souci
and Lady Blessington will take part.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Masonic Election.

The annual election of officers in the
Masonic Lodges of this city were finish
ed, last evening, at the meeting of Tenn
pie Lodge No. II, when the following
officers were elected:
w. NJ. James Thompson.
S. W.-John NJ. Harvey.
j. W-James G. Aiken.
Treasurer-Isaac g. Pyle.
Secretary-J. E. Pierce.
The semi-annual election of officers in
the Odd Fellows lodges will commence
during the last week of this month.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
SECOND EDITION
The European Congress.
IT CONvENES TODAY.

BERLIN, June 12.-Guards of honor
are stationed before all the buildings
where the plenipotentiarie are quarter
ed. The congress will open at two o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Prince Bismarck
VIII deliver short address of welcome.
IL Is unlikely that any business will be
undertaken before the arrival of the Tur-
kish representatives.. The secretaries
will occupy seats at either end of the
horseshoe table at the outer bow ofwhich
Prince bismarck will preside, while the
other plenipotentiaries will be allotted
seats in the alphabetical order of the
states they represent. Prince bismarck
~ SAID TO be in good health, the excite
inent OF the grand meeting acting like a
tonic upon his nerves. Prince Honhen-
zone, German ambassador to Paris, will
slt az third plenipotentiary for Germany.
herbert bismarck and Count DANNY, Of
the French legation at Berlin will assist
Herr kadowitz in drafting the protocol.
The Wllhelmstrasse is still in conside-
rable confusion. Servants are busy in
various parts of the Radziwill palace
where the congress is to sit, moving
cnairs and tables from one wing to the
other. The Radziwill palace is an old
fashioned structure in the flat Renais-
sance., characteristic of the later stvle of
the eighteenth century. 1t occupies three
sides of a quadrangle, the fourth being
taken up by paved court with garden
IN front; while unpretenaing in size and
design the building has yet an aristo-
cratic air. The large windows of the
central section betoken noble halls. The
low side wings indicate indifference to
the use of space, while the absolute ar
chitecture and time worn discolored
brick tiles of the roof combine with the
new painting of the walls to show an
uquity in an excellent state of repair.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Gencral News

|Vrn, oi,.folh' ,,.,,f' Va, yesterday, John
.sr JSlN Stabbed his son, aged abont tyanl
{sanlIyS S''il Ir d butcher knife, killing him
Bicjr d lie then attempted to commit
Be- 0"ehs WAS on a drum ken
|prvg.l, 1gg laIlyho coach, which left Now
loii1p Was Mas, for Boston, yesterday
Frrn ~ Titll Ei, party of sixteen persons
VIM dssoi.u,.wS Luward Knight, aged eighty
tOmie1ss' e1ss'SSc,hillng a hill a mile and aehaIf
|hltbe coon 9a'ghl llhe the rear axle broke
!OMeI .eo. eosch overturned. All who nc
jnin,o'%I o%S on the outside were ser; o,,s ne
lhs ,u Fr,o.,A Among the Injured were
Eeorp. .."lill91er, Charles II. Smith ,,a,l, were
FiTsl ln., H., woods and Caleb Stricknev.
ErsspSrrala Hraared IT., and fifty feet of the Mi.
htht sHeslie, sixty-fve feet higb
hilioaj jSs1IyiITnte S.Ii ,pte lPa) and Snow Sbaa,
heeuger tr,i, Ut sday afternoon while a
aOlt Of Sno,rr Srr vas was crossing. William
EoniuctorT Tu%w T', Shoe, was killed, and
fireman No'an, Engineer Temnle
aue, Sa, ,"app, brakeman Hinter t'proi ao,i
tre ser,nn u,,Vi VILE and son, of ReiIefom,a anu
fembrr 'o,Siy ot y Injured. Mr.. Holt v,,o' waS .
wa, a. c,,' .e national State conyemtion mtis d
Leuten i!'ilte Ht Gte for the nomination
Richmond s%'ioh We OF the tobacco trade
fOAlleratle n,',, VA, accompanied bv "a .
ttrehan;s and lumber Hi Of representative g
ytor WasLino'u ouSlness men, leave tba,
| I0e ofl "hllgtOu to-day ph'''
p The sr,tIigi,ihs the action of Cnnalr'... % l,u,,
leton 'T1ifihent of the tohocnas ons tess ,S,
ea GpriIllGioyyl lG visit is mainly y due to TAX TAX
aaoa,y al almost entire ess, susps@,,,dg resulting
Sa llle consennn"ti ni1,lacture of tobacco
many whites Ir,iI an% lack i, of employment
'le colorcI nnm,,e "i,' the greater porlior
/ population of Ricbno,nodi
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
NEVADA CITY, Nevada Co., Cal,
MAY 24th, 1875.
B. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.. Buffalo. N. Y:

II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir For three years 1 was af-
htcted with scaly eruption on the face
and pimples | tried every physician,
and every remedy that l could hear of,
but To no purpose. AT lastI tried your
Golden Medical Discovery, and was hap
PLY astonished with the result. In one
months time my face became smooth and
well, and every pimple and blotch enti-
rely disappeared. l regard it as the best
remedy in the world for diseases of the
blood Yours truly,
dit. A. DIAMOND.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
A Seducer Shot.
PORTSMOUTH Va, June 10,

PoRTsMoUTH Va, june II, 1878.
This morning David Webb attempted
to kill James Eagan, his wife's paramour,
who was discovered by the husband al
his residence on Bart street. He fired
three times at the despoiler of his domes-
tic happiness. Two of the shots took
effect. Eagan now lies in a very critical
condition and his life is despaired of.
Both Webb and Eagan are young mar
ried men with families. Webb was arrest
ed and committed 10 jail.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
A General Indian Uprising

SAN FRANCISCO, june l2.-Dispalehes
received at military headquarters here
confirm the reports concerning Indian
depredatIons in Idaho, Utah aud Neva-
da. The uprising is considered almost
universal apo the Bannocl<s, and it is
believed that all the militsry of che
Division of the Pacific will be quired
to sublue the savages.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Brandywine Summit Camp

The Brandywine Summit Camp Meet
ing, always so largely participated in by
the citizens of Delaware and Pennsylvan-
ia, will this season commence on the 9th
of August and continue eleven days. The
new law regulating camp meetings, will
enable the management to preserve the
the best Oforder.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Strawberries.
Wreck im the Bay.

The schooner T.. M. Sncyer, Capt
Falkingham, arrived in Chester yester-
day, from Genives, Hayti, with lumber
The crew report that when between
Chincoteague and Fenwick's islands, off
the Della ware coast, they passed lot OF
drift wood, finished stuff, like ships
cabin, and a cabin door, which led them
to believe it was part of a wreck.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13

ipRkEf VIII be carved to-day. The
uropean diplomats will each rise or fall
'he estimation ofhis government, in
toportIon to the size and value of the
ece carried away at the end. Turkey
Il doubtless have little left after the
PloaFament worth preserving, and that
III oilIy be set up to be knocked down
ia'nrc time. So that the Turkish
Pnp'fr might as well be considered as
PNns come to an end.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
First Trip.

The New Cape May boat the Republic
was taken out from the Harlan u Hol-
lingsworth Cos. wharf this morning, for
the purpose of adjusting the machinery
and putting it in working order. She will
probably goes as far as Hook or Chester,
and return. A number of persons were OH
hoard
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
The Republican Executive
C0llmiiIee.

A meeting of the City Republican
at the meeting held on last Saturday
evening, met last evening for the cleo
ton Of officers, which resulted as fol
lows:
Chairman, Washington Hastings; Sc
cretary, A. Brack Starr; Treasurer, II
EwbanlSs. A committee was appointed
for the purpose drafting a set of rules for
the government of the party in this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13

y Il'g , discussion of the Eight Hour
"0 p''l IN the Senate yesterday an ex-
"O,S'A'Fy amount of sympathy was
'4DI''led ior III workingmen. The
''q ''l''e of it was shown by the post
Y",i'g''' oI The measure until next De-
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13

"LL STREET YEsTERDAY-The stock
||lAe' was active and weak. Gold was
Eals at lOl, Government bonds We're
lug states steady and railroads ire
,''' Money on call was easy at 2! q 8
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
1867, ORGANIZED 1867.
THE WILMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 500 Market Street,
THOMAS =. P1uMMER, Agt.
1867.
AGENCY,
The following DID, Strong Reliable companies represented:

I HOME INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK,
Office, No. 135 Broadway.
Forty ninth sem i-annual statement show
the condition of the company on the trst
day of JanuarJ 1878:
Cash capital, 80, 1000 900 90
Reserve for reinsurance, l,S36,4S2 81
Reserve for unpaid losses and
dividends, 26,39l 81
Net surplus, 1,0l6703 G2
Total assets, SOLOS, 90 10
SUMMARY OF ASSETS:
Cash in banks, 161,727 Sc
Bonds and m ortgages being first
29s 2OO) 2,Ol6,oOs 90
value) Ol6,S75t0
Bank stocks (market value) 2o4,l9O 90
value) 124,s2s 90
Loans on stocks. payable onde-
mand, (market value of Sc
curlJfes, s4z7 ,o98 00) 3l4,2l5 At
1878, 0 - ~ - 65,2l2 SO
Balance in hands of agents, l35 ,20i I3
Real estate, 1880 90
Premiums due and uncollected
on policies issued at this office 1871 20
Total SO 100 ,526 75
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding
on LIST January, 1878. S25i 1896 az
Dividends unpaid, l,995 OO
Total, s256.39l AZ
CHAs j. MARTIN, President.
A. WILLMARTH, Vice President.
ID. A. HEALD, Second Vice Pres. =
j. H. WASHBURN, Secretary,
L. B. GREENE, f. H. AHRENS,
Assistant secretaries.
THOS. F. PLUMMER, Agent,
Wilmington, lei.
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AN NCHOR LIN e.

Sail from New York for
GLASGOW, every SATURDA
LONDON, every WEDN ESDAfi
Passenger accom- m odations unsurpassed
for elegance and comfort. All state
rooms on main deck, and saloon
amldShIps.
SALOON CABINS, SB5 to $50, Currency.
SECOND UABIN Including all requisites $40
Excursion Tickets for First-class Passage,
New York to Paris and return, Sl35 to
Sl95, according TO stateroom and
route chosen.
For Books of Information, PLAYS, &c.
Apply to HENDERSON BROS,
Bow ing Green, New York.
Or to 8. +. BELTS, ADAMS EXPRESS,
apl7-3ms wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Indications for To-day.

|For tie Middle Atld,tic States ntd Ne,o
Igud, higher pressure, nearly station
h tcoYeraiare, clcm or partly cloudy
Eaf,a, md possibly occasional light rains,
It r-a to NORTH wiads, ueering an western
bri)s NJ former 10 northedsterly.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN-
TILE FIRE ms. co.
LONDON, ENGLAND. AND EDIN-
BURGH, southland:
Commenced Business, 1909.
MANAGERS IN THE UNITED STATES
CHARLES F.. WHITE and SAM UEL
p. BLAGDEN, 81 william street. New
York.
Paid up capital, 81 1868 636 SO
ASSETS.
Real estate ownea, Sl,458,541 "a
Loans OH bond and mortgage, 1880, ,499 SO
Stocks and bonds, 3,l0G, 656 90
Loans secured, 400 ,3l2 30
Cash in Office and bank, 5l,24l 81
Due from branches and agencies
and foreign bankers, I,629 400 6e
Premiums in course OF collec-
tion, 35S,6l 10
All other assets, 109, ,59l 83
Total as .ets, $500, 1856 10
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid losses, s4t9, 1872 %
Unearned premiums, 1,56O,1lI O6
ALI other liabilities, 49o 1928 10
Total liabilities, s2,5l7 1928 VI
Capital stock, Sl.363 1886 36
Surplus beyond capital, 4,6lS,620 10
Total liabilities, including
capital and surplus, $500, 1856 10
INCOME.
Premiums received in cash, s4,6sO,35l %
Interest on bonds anu mortgages
and interest on loans and divi-
dends on stock anu bonds, and
from all o.her source. 3,58i IL
Total income, S5,U33, 1886 81
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for losses, S2,63l. .4s3 81
Cash dividends, 5l8 ISL 81
Com issions or brokerage, bi6, 1888 80
Salaries, fees, taxes, &C., 70l, l67 80
All other expenditures, SOL 05
Total expenditures, S453I 1886 81
THOMAS f. PLUMMER, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
SM F. against the TnI;.

l,enqyc., ,a Xy,SCo, XcyaSC.o ;, june PA VIII
ass a,,t 4eld 'apa' m"l despatch says the ell H.
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The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
HisfnricnI Society.

The stated monthly meeting of the
Historical Society of Delaware, will be
held this Thursday evening, at 40
O'clock, at the Society's house. Members
are REQUESTED to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-13
Death Ola IL. IL. Employee

Robert Mcintyre, well-known en-
ployee of the p. w. " b. II. r., died sud
denly on Tuesday night, at his residence
in Chester, Pa, from an attack OF apo
plexy. He was 80 years old, and leaves
a wife and one child.