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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-06

sauited a lady of his own regiment at
military post commanded by him, when she
was especially committed to his protection,
by the absence of her husband on duty.
sans Pestr, sans reproche can scarcely be
lnculcated as military precept under cir
cumstances akin to the above, which is
part OF the modern history of the United
States army.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
sreign Telegrnphic Sum mary

|rhere were 1909 failures in Great
britain aud Ireland last year-Great ex-
|l.ment has been caused by the rssoll-
b. OF the London Iron Trades Asso-
kuuu u increase ths number Of work
3 huurs-Prince Nogorides Is the latest
|nd,d,te for the Bulgarian throne-The
fit,h steamer Laurestiue, stranded
Jar Stockholm, has become wreck
BE- conflict between France and Tunis
soon be settled by diplomatic means
rhe Emperor William received his
|nlst"rs New Years Day-The Berlin
pn atquits the bankrupt railway
tcllator, Strousberg, of blame, and at
butes his ruin to the French war and
iore,een losscs-Tbe turret of the
Plush man-of-war Thunderer was de-
fosed at Ismld by the explosion OF "A
ton gun. Seven men were killed and
F'v wounded-A lfonso has signed the
h warrant of Moncasi.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
Barrett's Risheheu.

Lawrence Barret faced a miserably
small aud ence at the Grand Opera House,
last evening, but with that pecui lar char
ac eristic that distinguishes the truly
great actor, he played tor art alone, and
"acted well his part" a, though the house
had been crowded in e.e,y part. The
play was "Richelieu," Bulwer's granuest
production, aud one that protrays all tine
varied passions of the human mind with
deep comprehensiveness that the
mos. famous results canuot equal. Law
renee Barrett was the Richeiieu, and
never did the craft, and cunning, the am-
bition and intrigue, the genus, and ates-
manship of the Cardinal Due find an
ADLER personator. With a genius that III
walls that of the most famous lights ofthe
American stage he has triumphed over
every obstacle, and stands forth in a
halo of histrionic glory as the greatest
Richelieu Of III. present age. As was
said OF Edwin Forrest, so can it be truly
said of Lawrence Barre t he fits the char
acter and the character fits him.
The supp porting company was unsually
good. The Dc Muuprdt of John A. Lane
was an effective, lnte .ligent production,
while II. A. Laugdon gave impressiveness
and deep interest to the cha acter of the
schelning De Bar0das. Miss Emma
S ockman, as Julie de Mortimar, gave a
pleasing rend ton, and was pretty enough
to drive to distraction dozsn De Mdu-
prats, or to weaken the allegiance of the
most loyal subjects Of the Cardinal King.
The balance was good, and al tended to
produce Que of the most completely ell
joyable performances ever given i'll this
city.
1t was a shame and reproach upon
the intslligence ofthe city that such a per
formance should have been witnessed by
so small an audience.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
Maine Legislature

'ts'deht Of The Senate Haynes Acting
ny Gore'nor-A Joint Caucus.
Augusta, Me-, Jan. 2.-The House
n al four O'Clock, and indefinitely post
'Aed the order limiting petitions, thus
'Ncallns a protracted session. The
Fgislative Committee Oh Guberna orial
ptes examined the returns of the Sep-
|nber election, and will report to-mor-
w. Tho term Of Office of Governor
Pnhor expired Wednesday, and by pro-
non OF the Constitution, the President
The Senate, j. Manchester Haynes, is
q Will continue to be acting Governor
I'll new Governor is elected. The
fmocrats and Greenbackers had a eau
Tonight with closed doors. In secret
ucus tonight it was voted, without a
scouting voice, to send to the Senate
names Of Garcelon and Smith. In
p case the election of Garcelon,
|eehbaeker, is assured.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
Ladies' Aid Societ y.

A meeting of ladies was held in the M I.
). X. A., rooms, last night, for the pur-
pose of forming an Aid Society, when the
fol owing officers were ele ted:
President-MIs. Ii. B. McIntire.
Vice Presldents-Mrs. j. X. Crozier,
Mrs. J. H. Moore, Mrs. M. G. Derrick.
Treasurer-Miss Annie r. Tatman.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. w. X. Lut-
ton.
Financial Secretary-Mrs. A. Dubois.
This society is to have the use of the
the room every Thursday evening for
public meeting, the first to be held on
Thursday evening next when George N.
butcher and others will speak for them.
A public meeting will be held by the
club this (Friday,) evening. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
Police Cases.

The followin cases were heard aud dts
posed of by Mayor Almond, since yes
terday morning.
Sanes Kirk for being drunk and dis
orderly, wa, required to-pay 81 and costs.
Exard Pierce for tnrsatning, bodily
harm to Margaret J. Harris, was required
to pay s and costs, and give 5000 bail
to keep peace, James keiff, for vagran-
cy, WAS committed for 80 days.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
PemnsxrOve Isolated.

at present without and means of public
communication with the outside world.
The great October storm SO badly dam
aged the Delaware Shore railroad that il
has aot been In running order since, and
the cold snap of Christmas week stepped
the running of the steamboat Thomas
Clyde for the season. Two or throe
mails have reached the place since the
.'freeze up" The railroad will probably
be sufficiently repaired 10 warrant the
resumption of travel IN the course of a
few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03

nRDINANCE.- IAN ORDINANCE
" MA KING APPROPRIATIONS
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
sEvEN1Y-NINE K, tls7s)."
BE IL ordained by the city Council of WI
niinDtOn:
SECTION |. That the sum of three hun
dred and fifty thousand Two hundred and
two dollars and eighty-six cents (335D,-
2O2 s6) be and The same is hereby appropri-
penscs Wf the City for the year 1879, aud
amount req nired by the Board of Public
Education as follows, to wit
Interest and State tax on Funded
debt. s75,5N36
interest on Floating debt. .... 500 10
com m issioners of Sinking fund
semi-annual payment, April
Payment OF per cent. Loan on
ai04 800 90. sinking fund loan re-
deemed, October Ist, 1s7s,......: s,iss %
Commissioners sinking fund.
ist, 1879. .;........ l,ooo %
sinking fund redeemed, April
REDEEM de- pticn Of City bonds due iii;s'a' Al d '
payable July 1st. 1879, loan Not
ordidance passed March 81, 1861. 1850 90
Redempt of City bosds dueand
payable j uly tst,ls79. loan No.25,
Cool Spring Reseryoir,.... 6,eoe %
Redemption of CITY bonds due
and payable September list, 1879
Cool Spring Reservoir,......... 800 90
Amount required by the Board of
rublic Educat on................. 64,4oo %
Amount required TO IN 1t defcen-
cy and made nece sary by ex-
fraordlnary appropriation. 2S,2So %
For Water Works, twenty-five
thousand dollars. s................. 26,eos %
For opening and grading streets,
two thousand i've hu dred dol
lars, .............;....... $500 ~
For Fire companies, nineteen
thousand ave hundred dollars. IS 800 Oo
sand dollars, rs,....................... 1s,oee %
twenty thousand dollars ....,..... 10000 90
lars, ....................... 1000 90
For Miscellaneous and lnciden-
tails, six Thousand dollars,...... 5000 90
lars. ........................ 5000 90
For curbiDg and paving sidewalks
seven Thousand doll rs,........... 1000 90
For Public Buildings, three thou
sand dollars. .................... $4,000
dollars, ,.... ....... ~. 1000 90
dollars, s,............... ........ 1900 %
For Garbage. four thousand five
hundred dollars. ,..,.............. $3.50 90
For Fuel two thousand eight hur-
dred dollars s............,..... $500 0.
For paving beds of streets, i've
thousand dollars, 5000 90
For Board of Health, five hun.
dred DOLLARS. .................. 800 CO
For Public square, one hundred
and twenty-five dollars,......... 1875 60
Passed at the City Hall Jan. I'd. 1879.
NJ. l.. .LICHTENSTEIN,
President of City Council.
Attest f. b. FRAZER, Clerk. jas-st
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Of this amount the Cool Spring Reser-
voir distributed 994 ,32l ,5l5 gallons, with
a daily average of 2,724, 1869, aud the
Rodney street basin 140 ,3l2,3S5 gallons,
with daily average of 3S4,4l7. Total
daily average 3,l08, $50 gallons daily av.
erags per capita, on a basis of $4,000 pop
ulation, 80 gallons.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03

1'- a'no1ut of gold paid at the Trea-
p III New York yesterday tor reduc-
|hpi hted States notes was $4,000
4 trtripts Of gold Were s4o0, 0,000,so that
i hi7tdiy of resumption left the Trea-
p s-'1Ho stronger III coin. The an-
fhl u tenbacker is, however still wait
len time to demonstrate that resump-
VI /, 4 failure,
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DIED.

CONRAD.-On the 31st ult., Aaron Con-
rad. aged n years
The relatives and male friends OF the
fam ly are In vlted % attend the funeral on
sixth day. hrst month, 3rd, at Q 2o'clock
from his late residence No. TOO West st.
VA NDEV TR.-On Dec. sist. 1873, JOIN
Vandever, aged rs years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence In Mil Creek Hd.. on Sunday
9Th inst, at O'Clock Intsrment at Viii
mlngton Brandy wine Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03

| ie tflal of number of OK Officers of
county of Warren, N. j., for NAL
1anee |rs IN Office, was begun at Brlvi-
h., Yesterday. In the first case called.
IN 10 VI Dr. John V. Mattison, ex.ulerk
Inc Inc board of freeh olders, a verdict of
P'', was returned There are twelve
'1u SsLAsAls ~ sAil4sJ AlaL.i.vu.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
In Wintor Quarters.

The schooner r. d. s. Corson was
towed to this city yesterday by two tugs
She IL now moored at the Jackson &
sharp Company's wharf, where she will
remain during the winter.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
New Flag at HaIfMasi.

~ y, mark Of respect to the memory
@a'lilcllman - A IRON Conrad, it was
VI 10 place the City Hall flag at
'-,l'a't' but As the old flag was very
"a ~ aiiapidated new one was pro-
~ ;, T. ny the Committee on Public
IT., ''tii'S'' and put out by the bailifl this
tI''s The new flag is about thirty
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
Wilmington Markets.
Indications for To-Day.

IN, indications for the Middle Atlantic
ats. a,d u.e i,Uer lake region, Tennessee
|h,o Valley and East GuJ States rassng
|arometer,. cold Westerly "tnds and clear
ktther
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
TheI.terest Pnvmeut.

Yesterday City Treasurer Vincet paid
out 1881, so as Interest on the city debt
due January 1st. The Treasurer think
that people are nvt III want OF money.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03

lEcrrRE.--Joseph Cook, the most
l0.al lecturer Of the day, will address
/ lmople in the Opera House this
emus. All should hear him.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
. Bargain in LaOy's Fleecy
SILK Gloves.

Kennard & Co., are oti,,ring all their
rufiie top silk deeced gloves at Is cts |;
iormer prlces ~ aud 6O CENTS. 1eaysa
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-Charles X enton 10 no longer
IN in my employ. All orders prom pity
attended to. /. W. FOLS.
New Castle, Del. sWaLer st.
iau2-2f
The daily gazette., 1879-01-03

nRDIN ANCE. IAN ORDINANCE
" M KING APPROPRIATIONS
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SEVEN1 Y-NIN K, (lS79)."
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;, Immense assortment of JAPANESE and
FRENCH FANS. We call special attention to
1000 Japanese Fans. worth 4oc which we will
portion. White Fans. for Communion. at low
prices. White Kid Gloves, for Communion, in
good quality. at Is cents.
Corsets. Handkerchiefs. Parasols, Real Laces,
Breton Laees,. Sash Ribbons, Neck Ribbons.
Trimming Ribbons. FrInges, Ruchings, Peat-
Table Damasks Curtain Materials
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Cottons. Calicoes. Osnaburgs Stripes. Sheet
ings, and other STAPLE and PLANTATION
GOODS. A'
The largest assortment of LADIES' and
CHILDRENS FANCY HOSIERY in this CITY.
DANZIGER'S, 131lCanal street.
noA
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All mt Prices Defying Competition.

Also, Children's Gauze Undershirts at 20 cents,
Ladies' GAUGE Undershirts at so cents. Gents
Gauze Undershtrts at 50 cents. Six Serge
GLOVES in great variety. Sole agents for the
genuine JGUVIN'S MEDAILLE DOR KID
GLOVES. We are closing out our assortment
for the season and sell
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS.

Rooms COMMITTEE ON THE DEBT OFF
the State. at the State House, I
New Orleans. April 3d. 1871
The Committee on the Debt Of the State. In
accordance with a resolution OF the Constitu-
tional Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors of the State that the committee Is pre-
pared to receive propositions relative to the adj
justment Of the bonded and floating debt OF the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In writing
to the chairman of the committee by a syndi-
cate or agency. representing each particular
class of Indebtedness.
Chairman of Committee.
Address. New Orleans. La. State-House.
my1 Il
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
.r.o DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
Luz gieyys expressed In the coIninunilcallolass
under tsls except ase from Gr responsible partes
nrepErTFUL SUGGESTIONS To THE
CONVENTION.
oord Or Commission Of Public Works
Etc.
NO. ".


:, this matter of public institutions and
-uarba submit that 1t should be made the
es.oat business of a board OF competent men,
~, only to supervise, inspect and execute
.,hlie works, but to nose around and ferret
aat wrongs, fully ascertain conditions and
,seyIse and set In motion adequate remedies
what mockery is the usual foreknown and
,rolicklng inspection Of Legislative commit
IN. Holiday dressesl skeletons all ND
away and every inmate trained to say
.prunes and prism" with precision and pro-
nrietyl SO with grand jury's vain glance
It's presence implying alike threat and
warning to hide malfeasance!
Much better would be even the tifteen-year
old Paul Pry, who. with his knife, whaeked OH
The corner of the lady's dressing case, TO mo
out 1T was "real hogony,' exclaim1ng, T" an
I qollyi It's, aint it?" Such boy, II SCI al
1t. wouId-unlke legislatures and graha ~.
rios always get beneath veneer, polish ana
rlltter. would uncover seamings and show
reality: would 20 beneath the scab that
..htna and films the ulcerous parts,
While rank corruption relgns within II
forfiori. our wisest and ablest men above
nartsan politics and unbiased filling these
nlaces Of the highest dignity, and not open tt
further preferment, would be able to discover
and prevent, or countaract ana remedy, many
ri the wrongs and spoliations we must other
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE:

Col. II. M. Summers.
Capt. Ant. Sambols,
Capt. Frank MeElroy.
Capt. M. q Reyes.
Capt, Ed. Flood,
Lieut.. d. Mahoney,
D. Camerden, ESQ.
Geo. A. Eosdick. Eco.
Walter II. Hepp, ESQ.
Jacob Powell. ESQ.
John Devonshire, Esq.
DIR. +. A. De Poincy,
DR.. VIM. Ryan, @@5
Chs. Hemard. ESQ.,,
Thos. O'Connor, ESQ.
John w. Fairfax, ESQ.
II. A. aeiger, ESQ,
Ray. Ardeville. Esq.
John Cordes. ESD,
Ii, J Montagnet, ESQ.,.
w. B. Schmidt. Esq,
James Harris. Esq,
Domingo Fatjo. ESQ.
Joshua Lippmpn. Esq.
August Marx. Esq.
Jacob Alexander. ESQ.,,
Otto Thomann, ESQ.,,
Christ. Sporl, ESQ.,.
John Evans. ESQ.
Fl. Andry, ESQ.
l.. b. Muro. ESQ.
0. E. Sullivan. Esd..
Mat. Leininger. ksq..
i, A. Frel'sen, Esq.
This. faro. Esq,
Jas. Kennedy. ESQ.,
A. v. Flotte. ESQ.
James Donovan, ESQ.,.
NJ. J. brady. ESQ.
Frank Drake. ESD.
l.. Bensel. ESQ,
H. Meister, ESQ, 5.
0. M. Redon. Esd.
w. b. McCutchoD. ESQ.
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Office of Hoard of Underwriters, New
Orleans. May 6. 1s7o.-Notiee to holders. OF poll
oies In companies composing the Board OF I'm
Of any kind will not be permitted In any build
ings insured by companies COMPOSING tbs
board without the same being reported 10 the
companies and permission entered On their
policies. Noncompliance with this rule will
void the policies
BY order of the board:
my7 got GEO. MATHER. Secretary.
once Of New Orleans City Railroad
Company Nc. 124 Canal street. New Orleans.
May 3. ls7e-Until futther notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from
o'clock D. M. to .. m. The last train Will
leav6 the lake at 10 .. M.
myh If O. g. LEWIS Secretary.
The W0man's Christian Union Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at II q. m. ut the Oarondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRS. J. J. LYONS. Presi lent.
MRS I'll J. Coop Secretary de5 tt
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BANK NOTICES.

$40 TO $500 ALL wls MdI 1T to sb mafs
deal with the undersigned. Write for expIana-
tory Circulars sent free by HICKLING Co..
Bankers and Brokers. AZ Exchange Place. New
York. anaT cod 3m
$40 to $1,000 I ,gs1 sEass IN w4 iI4
tunes every month. Books sent free explain
Ing everything Address BAXTER Il GO. Bank
ers. II Wall street. N. Y. ap22 fyDAW
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PART SECOND.

rrio-Tnstrumental Guitar and Violin,
Iprofs Thomas and DnBerra and
Miss Wilmington
Mr. a W. Warlng will deliver his
NIL S W. "Thunderbot Sermon"
.Come TO Meet Me" duet ..:.-., The Misses 8
NJ n Fils--Le Proppere. Misses F : and F
Sonp-"In Autumn Mr.. John Conner
ecitatton-Court Scene Henry VIII....Miss G
Star Spangled Banner and Chorus.
The Piano used on this occasion Ia from
GruneWald's. my25
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Col. John Glynn, Jr.


CRESCENT CITY ROLLER SIX EATING RINK
Open daily from 10 a. M to 70 M, q to 4 D. m.
aud z 80 to 10 D. M. Music three times week
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Open OF
Use Of skates l5c.
a. d. MOORE CO., Managers. ).
The committee reserves the right to admir-
Only whom they please. The Only skating RINK
open In the city. myll La s
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A STATE FOROE.

As these State works and interests are to
ast on indefinitely, we should now establish
such principles and institutions as Will al-
ways be present, ready, adequate ana aseiul
for any aud oil needed work. The liberty,
dime and services Of convicts are forfeit 70
fhe State, and ought to be utilized by the
Mate and always subject to her control. Be-
sides she has moral duties always involved
IN primitive iustice-as To punishment, 70
form and example. Here is m amount OF
nublie Improvement all over the State.
We have all seen or heard OF organized la
bor In chain gangs, tread mills, galleys, etc.
and within the last few years the idea set
forth herein has been happily illustrated aud
indicated both in Mississippi aud Louisiana.
why not use said force fGT direct public bene-
Why do not our friends who were SO much
Interested In public levees as to make them at
fifty to sixty cents per cubic yard, as
weil az our statesmen, see that by proper
handling Of this force the same levees could
have been made at . cost 81 ten 70 fifteen
cents Der cubic yard. Some Of us saw IT and
said IL. commission OF public WORKS would
have seen It, and would have spoken er cdthe-
dra upon 1t.
Before the war and since, / have, from much
reflection, advocated the employment OF this
force In this way, and l think The law wise
one, which enables the parishes to use their
oonyicts, on their public improvements.
short extract from one published on this
subject over twenty years ago, in the Com
mercial Bulletin. "Engineering knowledge
and skill, and physical force, should be organ
lied together. Ii our internal improve.
ment system were thus organized, we would
have competent management. Of an adequate
force, at proper time, upon any gipen trork
The concurrence of these conditions to success
ID the important characteristic Of 9 well or
ganized State engineering corps for public
Improvements. Experience has taught. us
that this ia q much cheaper and more effec-
tive mode than the contract system tits only
riYaD In executing public works.
Respectfully, b. j. ..
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FIREWORKS

OF the celebrated manufacture of Messrs. Jas.
Palmer's Sons Rochester. N. Y.
l. Three Rivals. TO- Double Tree of Fame
Q. 9allopade of Ser II. Kaleidoscope
penis. Il. Gross Legion of
8. Rainbow Sun. Honor.
4. Imperial Fountain. ID. Hal Hal
s. Chinese Tree. IA. Glit'ring Cross, d BILE
6. Revolving Globe. Is. Emblem Of Hope.
z. Double Star, 16. American Shield
8. The Gem. IT. French Flag.
g. Bomb. colored. IS. Bomb gold rain.
Assorted Bkyrockets and Parachutes during
the exhibition.
The sale OF the privilege for the bars and res
taurants for the Grand Fete Champetre will
take place TUESDAY, NAV 20. at O'clock p. m.
at the hall of LUNION FRANCHISE. No. ST.
Louis street. my IS st
r OVER BETHEL. -
Ia ESPLANADE STREET.
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Balance to be divided on net pre-
miums. ............--......... S54 4l8 81
The company have the following assets. to
wit:
Cash on hand .,............--.r....---. SIb54H 5o
Accounts In course OF collection 81 552 20
Bills receivable on pledge. .......... 36s.164 "a
Bills receivable for premiums ....... 11,511 "a
Bank and other stocks ................ 2o3.3o1 16
City. State and other bonds other
than United States bonds. 2o6 s31 ~
United States 6 per cent currency
bonds. 1st January. 1893. ..-.- 1885 90
United States per cent bonds 100000 90
Real estate ...................,....... 9o2s5 CT
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ,2O7.743 48
The foregoing Is true and correct transcript
from the books of the company.
ED. A. PALFREY. President.
| T.Hos f. WALKER. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans !
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
twenty fourth day of May. 1879.
EDW. IVY. Notary Public
| At a special meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees. held on the twenty hrd instant. It was re-
solved to pay on demand q second semi-annual
interest of & per cent to the thirtleth OF April
| 1879 making 10 per cent per annum on the CAP
| ital stock Of the company and cash dividend
of 20 per cent to stockholders on the amount
fs272o94 13 of their net participating pre-
miums for the year ending the thirtieth o.
April, 1879
ED A. PALFREY. President.
JNO. CHAFFE. Vice President.
THOMAS F. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
John I. Noble B. r. Eahleman.
John ChafYe, VIM. G. Black.
Richard Milliken Charles Chaffe.
j. T. Warren, l.. @. Jurey,
SamI Friedander, VIM. Hartwell.
A. A. Yates c.. j. Leeds,
r. M. Walmsley. A. T. Janin.
A. H. May Jos. Bowling,
T. Lytt. Lyon, A, M Bickham
Samuel H. Boyd, Henry Abraham,
Joseph McElroy. Louis Bush,
VIM J, Behan A. Brittin.
g. w. 6entell.
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!, The French government recently paid the
asst instalment Of its debt OF 500, 900, 000f.
V the Bank Of France incurred at the time
" The war with Germany
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Hon r. A. Witt
Hon n A. Burke
Hon. W ri Rogers.
Hon. John Fitzpatrick
Hon. I'd. Houston.
Hon. Wash. Marks.
Hon. A. L. Tlssot.
Hon. I. W. Patton.
Hon. J. g. Denis,
Hon. Leonee Bonny,
Hon John Glynn,
Hon. j. II. Behan.
Hon. J. X. A. Gauth-
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