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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27
west VirglnIa InternnI Revenue.

The report of the Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue shows that the First West
Virginia district (Gen. Duvall's) yielded
$276,763 to the Government, and the Sec
Ond Gen. Brown's) siO,222. Theexpenses
in the First were Sl2,725, and in the Sec.
ond sg,lG5, or about 5 per cent in the
former and about 10 in the latter.
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Astrnnre I.snnrs.

Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, We say strange because
they seem 10 prefer to suffer and pass their
days miserably, made SO by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MSenkemoelltr, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUNBER 50.

January SOC bid, 6e9Sc asked. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Provisions iirmer. Mes beef a
w 9O Smoked hams at 0llOHc; picked
ssI7G0c. Mes Pork at $l2 6OSlS OJ.
Lard Of 7Ma7kc. Butter steady; cream.
cry, extra S4aS8c New York and BrSd.
ford county, Pa, extra Sla3Sc; Western re.
serve extra 26a27c; good 10 choice aIASIc
Eggs hrm; western "2A24c CheGss steady.
Creamery l2halSCi good 1lAl2c. Whlsfy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27

VIucllulU Enquirer Of yeBteFlAy.
Information, believed to be Of perfect.
ly authentic character, has been received
in thiscity which indicates that the vexed
question as to who will be appointed the
COadiutor Of Archbishop Purcell has been
settled at last in favor OF Bishop Elder, OF
Natchez. This will be welcome news to
the Catholics OF the Archdiocese.
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MnhonInK and Shenonxo Valley Miners.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., November 25.-At a
delegate convention OF the miners OF the
Mahoning and shensngo Valleys, held in
this city to-day, it was decided to make a
general demand for fifteen cents ton
advance. The operators claim they will
not pay this advance. A general strike is
probable, which will stop the numerous
iron manufactures in the two valleys.
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q oWENspuRG. ~.

CINclSxGTl, O., November 96.-A Ga.
setts's Bedford, 1nd., special says that one
half OF the town Of owensburg, Greene
county, was burned to-day. The fire
started in Burcham's Hotel, and II with a
great part Of merchantable products were
destroyed. owensburg has q population
OF three or four hundred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27
LoTTERy-LAws.
The Recent Decisions Of Postmaster Gen.
sral Key-Casts RsmandsdtO the
Lower Court.

WASHINGTON, D. O., November 26.-The
assistant Attorney.General for the Post
Office e'department in reply to the inquiry
from the Third Assistant P. NJ. General,
has addressed to the latter the following
letter with regard to the treatment Of
lottery correspondence;
WAsHINGToE, D. @, November 90.
Sir: In reply 10 your letter OF the 10th
instant, have the honor to advise you,
first; That lottery letters reaching the
dead.letter Office, may be returned to the
writers by mail; Second, That Post Mas.
ters are not justiliabe Ia Withholding let.
ters to an individual for sale, the reason
that such individual is an agent for y lot.
terry company. The letter must be ad.
dressed to the agent as such, TO Justify It's
detention, unless II IL addressed TO per.
son or firm declared by aspeCial order OF
p. NJ. General 10 be fraudulent, in which
case the registered letters are returned to
the writer's and the payment Of money
orders forbidden.
[Signed,l A. A. FIREMAN,
Assistant Attorney.General 7. U. Dept.
The Postmaster General has written a
letter to General Hazen OH the same sub.
ieCt as follows:
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov. 20.
SIR:-Section 1884 Of the Revised Stat.
utes prohibits the carriage in the mails OF
letters concerning lotteries. Section g..
S95 provides that all lottery packets or
orther matter which may be seized or dc.
tanned for violation Of the law shall be re.
turned to to the owner or sender OF the
same, or otherwise disposed OF as the or.
der Of the Postmaster General may direct,
In order therefore to carry out tue proyis.
ions ot the sections referred 10, it Is direct
ed that all letters concerning lotteries
which may arrive at the dead letter office,
be returned to the writer. II by inadvert.
ence, mistake or otherwise, the letters
supposed to contain lottery matter should
come TO the dead letter office, they should
they should be sont 10 the office Of delivery
with such directions 10 the postmaster as
will ensure their prompt delivery.
[SignedJ D. NJ. KEY,
POStmdSter General.
The case Of the lottery agents ys, the
Postmaster General, in which the com.
plainant seeks an injunction 10 restrain
the enforcement Of the recent order OF
the Postotiice department with regard 10
lottery letters and money orders came
up in the Supreme Court OF the District
to-day. Chief tJustice Carter said the Court
had decided, aiterdne reflection, to remand |
the case to the Equity Court where the
proceedings were originally Instituted and |
where the proper order would be made.
The case would then, he said, come up |
regularly in Court en- bGnc, and II the par
ties interested should desire to carry it 10 I
the United States Supreme Court the
District Supreme Court in general term
would expedite it as far as possible. Sub.
sequently counsel for complainant OBJ
tained in the Equity Court an order GER
flying tho case to the Supreme Court
in general term aud fixing Thursday of
next week for hearing in the case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRE, November 28,-Business wa,
quiet to-day as usual just before a holiday.
Cotton goods were very firm, and PepereiI
Laconia and Androscoggin wide sheetlngs
further advanced by agents. Prints In steady
demand and firm. Dress goods going fairly.
spring weight cassimeres, cheviOts and worst
ed cOatings mov. ny steadily on account Of old
orders, and prices Strong.
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$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases OF the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be paid
Tor a case they will not cure or help, or
for anything impure or injurious found in
them Hop Bitters. Testit. See ''Truths"
or Proverbs" another column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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WASHINGTON, November 26.-The ex.
cess value OF exports over imports of mer.
chandise for October was s4O,O67, 1873, the
largest in the history OF the country.
The excess Of imports Of gold and silver
into this country ovor the exports from
July LIST to November 22d amounted to
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PHILADELPHIA, November 26.-Mrp.
Hayes visited the Methodist fair this
morning and was formally presented with
a handsomely embroidered satin screen.
Bishop Simpson made the presentation
speech. Subsequently another screen was
presented to her by the congregation Of
st. Johns Church.
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NEw YoRK, November 20.-Manulactursd
copper; new sheathing SIS 90; iugot IaEe
sci 62X. Pig Iron dull; Scotch s2I SOa27 so; =;
American $A 00L27 90: Russia sheetinR
slS26. Nails, cut s. 70aS so; clinch IS 20S
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FIRE RECORD.
AT CIRcLEvIELy.

COLUMBUS, o., November 26.-A Sate
Journal special from Circleville says that
Henry Ludwig's residence, near this city,
was burned to-day with Its contents. Loss
5000; no insurance.
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BoS1oS, November 2a-wooL-psmand
still without abatement and prices steadily
advancing; Ohio apd Pennsylyania 4sa52c;;
Michigan and wisconsin 47a50c: cOmbing
and delaines 44a65c. tEEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27

ClEcMEArr, November 2S.-Hog,-Firm
for heavy grades; common s. 20a3 70; liCht
s. 60a4 %; packing 81 16a4 Is: butchers
8 i0A4 S. Receipts 1900 head shipmenn
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LONDON, November 26.-The steamers
ssmGrts, from Boston, Anchoria, from
VRderland and P. Caland, from New York,
arrived out.
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New Orleans Cotton MarkeI.

New ORLEANS, November 9s.-Intton--
Dull middling llsSc; low do IlHc good
ordinary 1llsC. Net receipts a,6i2 bales /;
gross 10 SS7 bales,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27

TnREE.euARrERs Of the silver dollars
coined under the silver bill remain in the
vaults Of the Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-27
By the Governor:
r. STALNAKER, JR,,
PFlVate Secretary.

In accordance with the above request on
the part OF the Governor, coupled with a
similar request on the part of our friend
Hayes, no work will be done in the INTEL
LIeEScER establishment to-day, and Conse-
quently no paper will be issued therefrom
to.morFow.
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A TRANSPORTING PARTY.
Banks and hIIwIIO consulted,
One bright November day,
Planning 4 splendid dinner

BRnkg and hiIWifO eOnSulta1,
One bright November day,
PlSnninI 4 SplendId dluper
In "A piraSant aiFy WGy,
IWo'll have 4 grand ThanksRIyipR,"
said Banks; Hand, Polly dear,
Ana III nSSTidS az cbeer.u -
" -
Than Ra6ks with hbart oar flowing.
SAD. HSow's tSe tIGa, mr dSrT.
10 al onn'S TIIeia TSIStinns.
~ Ia, tbem ali he hHFe
YeS ~ Them ali. INV darling.
SnnF hnShsnd'S NOT tlIp uNu
4 pieaTspt family piSu."
30 rollv aSked her peoplu
And theY TeTs moi i fowl
pSSS. mani. and brothers.
tNh N hpr SiSisrs, io1.
T6Hse rouShl IhBir little chlldFcN-
AlSurhinT. romDlnH crowd;
AMI rsSiIv fslE SIite ;Inrond."
Va ,h.ovvh 1, ali . sha1ov
I1,' hI- hosST, sinis.
ns rbsS SHSS TGS1 Xxx X, we're sn,, coming
uS SHsE ,b"; Tnthss PonnI,r,
was ThiSp trips Sood adyise
:" ThSt I vSsn't MI SsSy SH rSsH sGSae"""'
"N'u 'et -'''
II. kr., tha romr1r, .hI,Ar.,
ia % Snna n !" d'TssSs S aIrS
IN. RSnSs M SaIn, = GsrrI,,n
~ s,',IS SoJrsS
s"H,.,s, W. ,..
Ts ~ S SInn,s siWsnt on az vail %
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"You 70 right, t,'tO sighed At last;
i'1'hRak Heaven, the thing lsoIOEt
1hOy re gone and all 10 pAbtl"
And 70, in Simpla language,
BY thltEood husband Banka,
The EEand Thanksgiving dlun6r
WSS crowned with hearty thanks.
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financial and Commercial.
Money -eOysrnnsnts strouu-ssouks
Active.
Flour UnchanEed-WheAt outlet bnt
FiFm-PrOviAlOns Active asd
Higher.
NeW YorlL MoneY nnd ntool,n.

NEw YoRE, November 8.-MoSEY-Loansd
down from 7 10 4 per cent, closing eosy Al
per cent. Prime mercantile paper Gl7 per
cent. Sterling exchange weak at 81 SO>(. Sight
exchange 81 s3k.
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Ghe GttelLlasnter.
OnIee. No.. es Hua a vonrteenth slreet.
rms IL TRANKSGIvING DAY.
Proclamation from the Governor a" 4
lis observance.
TATE OF WEST NINGINIAI
Executive DEP4RTIEST, E1,,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
WnRELISO, November IA, 1879. J
!, Henry NJ. Mathews, Governor Of the
Stale Of West Virginia, do hereby appoint
Thursday, November 9th, 1879, as day
OF Thanksgiving and Prayer, and request
that it be properly observed by the people
Of the State.
-, In testimony thereof, have
LIS. hereunto set my hand, and caused
this fnaFteeRth day Of November, 1879,
aud Of the State the seventeenth.
HENRY NJ. MATHEWS.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-10
.,,rcI ATOMS FROM THE CHI
.sHE1E.& = g

"a s&i = TINY RILL. -t
1 80. ..sa if,elds and meadows tiny rill
nsi, Nh sprecious coquette;) =
tle t ty.a yr-ofw sho knew, and thus early be-
s.ls Ff aIrsIng with all that she met.
|4a lserss ! Or = s0saP- siaea she'd gracefully
[tEAsssd NJ whom they might be;
n ts1agsssssss sss fhe's~ees lips OF a
| rsssssa,s sspsl; tesyseset a tree FRA
alesp from enc rock to another in
.sIsls down on her pebbly bed;
! X nsiad, let the dazzling sun smitten
n IA urismatic gems round her head.
-. ain wAfRIksh aerself into rage,
Al yBsb roaring and seething along;
| ~ "a pit ID, elsposfh ground would her anger
s w. lquidiy unrmuraa song."s5 q
....lsuHtSaLING's FLUTE.
the tired soldiers were peace
fully sleeping,
M low hum of voices was hushed in re-
49, 49, ...t.
I'M )svhote on the night air came steal
a oklto9 9fthsisenses it fell, 1~Ff1
knnehinaly sweet 10 soft and appealing,
! tifs thJ |isieaf notes Of an aerial bell.
sm rising, now falling, now fuller, now
. .saare6 A rQs~ EsGEtgTEG -
xP1JdI6ly soft, now low wailing cry;
IN the eadeneeS seem floating nearer and
,MWt5a FL
6T dying away in whispering sigh.
|nnss canisASe sJees sonndss Who the
as sssssa isvsaIs ~swf fts so.il which fioats on
'nenight breeze
bsOdiot tgAGha AayHains so Eiysian.
| hp soften the hearts of rude soldiers like
| ,aAsse?ln ~ -
-Nacnaiuan's Magazine.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-10

= 1t is the correct thing to have one e. 4 /,
table linenornamented with y b0fter
designed to, match the. china. 1TablB
napkins. trimmed 'withalaees sare1qdite the
rage, especially, at lunch tune or tea,
Likewise it is proper to blend styles on
the dinner table.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-10

THE Zemstvo, or local assembly, is
the nearest iapproachito to Representative
government that haE beeh made in Russ1
'sia.s II was instituted at q time when
the, policy of : the Czar7was far more
liberal than; it is. at present, but its fancr
tons have Been gradually restricted j
The Zemstvo Of The Government Of
Kharkoff,e the seat'iof the university
where there have been-such serious dis
turbanGes, has recently held its period
ical, sitting, and among other Isabjects
of debate was the appeal lately mada,bH
the Emperor to all good patriots, urgr,
ing them to assist,in 7conbating the Id.
ternal enemies of the Statey gMost of
the Zemstvos, in taking cognizanee Of
the Imperial oprochmation, confne1'
/, themselves, to common place express
sions Of loyalty; but the Kharkoff as
, sembly, at the suggestioh OF one of its
members, has adopted snaddresst to the
Gear, declining to interfere, in such a
task as the extinction Of Socialism. ,,s.i u
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-10

Snow PuDDfkG Half 3 box OF gel
atine, ! pint Of cold water put the gel;
atine in the water, let it stand an Hour;
then add 1 pint of boiling water, after
it isIcold add the whites ofl3 eggs beat
en- to q, stiff frotA,.sl Sesldi It'd lpints dof
milk, stir in the beaten ,gelks Of Saggsv
sugar to taste let it get cool, and pouE
around the pudding Jelly il ngiiegse niee With + il,
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-10
VHo FILLED Ed THE JUDGEa

| osrsv morning in March the jani-
kd ~ 0&fnddse Of 81 entered
= Juleab pyNatss rqgnh for the Ipurs
k@ Mixing FIRE, and was fright
asalnostNlt0f bn fwits At finding
Honorable dignitary lying motion
~ the ho6I. afhe janitor was
ik ,sIstseat and raise the alarm by
hGng the Courthouse bell, when he
aught himself that the Judge might
RA6t, md that he could render him
ssSsd sssiMStrPpY,s TheEpsfoEs T Is sg,s he.
Rksss man, who lay on the floor with
= hna lsrtiala hidden in his bosom,
EiEYh-loidef,, fhe gold pen Of
~ I'D ito nib broken. But as the
- vas large man. given over to
= extent to obesity, and the janitor
efs52us fSQsE. .Ewhog had been de-
hate0 Bones By the attaches of
Court AOusss ne found his attempt
9H - sao1geve It up as futile.
Ainat time an unusually interesting
% vas in session at B. and pre-
aDes otekS Biaksly.s 4 large
l1ao aocrinihat eases had been dis
q, and but few remained which
.f0Eg 1hsps pspassing in1pditanss.
ssslop Just drawing to a close had
sesed many people from the rural
- No tA6 6ssevefar hotass were
Y taEsd toTttgr Eutmostscapacity.
1sJs nom q distance were in at
s!sdd many friends Of the pris-
nv 2pained in town. Therefore
~ az fragia9 ct the Court house
MY three hours before the OPEN
. the cou5. ssarsIsd everv body
ala 70 Ehereswss, catastrophe
5S1 routed t9nes,sapd while Jabez
me 1anit6r, still held the rope,
.ald the patter Of a multitude of
tSY 8H -soryidor below Re-
sns rope, he planted himself ct
sPM tne Stairs and forbade the
~ ~ eng up, saying that the Judge.
~ @ and that the Coroner was
eflthe Judges death now
sss spes6g gxr4eunded led BY y'tis the
glqggcrowd ever seen in b.
~ s0me delay, caused in a great
~ y. y the extraordinary excite
Ms Coroner, a slow, but precise
- 9@ssah Aihsslf ready for bus
~ '1au, s cc0Mpapied BY the Sheriff,
= ,ge29s, and ythe janitor. pro.
= 1,e Judge 'sroom, the door of
sA Aefipd them in order
7 nNrmeddlers out. =.
9!sseIy, was found in the man.
cas.ths janitor had left him,
ssssinstior was begun.
IONS, who had come before.
r. ,1s = conclusion that apoplexy
1sbe Judysyf, were forced to
,.,S Sosn dedb Tor q brief exafnin.:
ill.,. mem that an assassin had
ss. s..e; fhe crushed skuIl over the
~ sad = four dagger stabs in the re-
~ 'as neart were the proofs of, thes
hH>rynan u its accustomed place
sso,. y law Vss seen one of the in
siss is .sats 8 tsath--ashortsiron poker,
RG escd both hair ard blood.
i % assgsr 2 ss: yssqisiug.
trrk H. H. Iver whoever 1T was, had
sEA. n : SNGe from behind with
ks his sdlle aae,I ne sat in his great arm
ess.asstue uesk, as the position of the
nm . oody' Indicated, and then
su;ssst sstssyith 4 the daggers 40
AN sI5 aIhtee sharp instrument.
"as M nrst believed that the
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said election to the Secretary Of State on or he
fore the twenty-ninth day OF December 1870 q,
accordance with the provisions of the pronoaa q,
constitution.
In testimony whereof. ] have hereunto afaxaa
my signature and caused the sea Of the STAT
OF Louisiana to be affixed thereto at the civ 80
New Orleans. this thirty first day of Jnlv T.,
the year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hr,
dred and seventy-nine.
By tho Acting Governor: "AhiA H.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
au2 1tnwtOe1-dte
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Another Account Of the Yazo0 Homicide.
.gm mississippi ClarIon,l
YAzOo City. August 10. 1879

1AAOO City, August -, 1879.
Editor Clarion-You have been informed by
telegraph of the shooting of FL. NJ Dixon by
James A. Barksdale. The particulars, so far
as they can be learned at this writing, areeas
follows: This morning, about 8 80 o'clock,
James A. Barksdale stepped into the middle
Of the street with doubla-barrel shotgun,
and called to H NJ. Dixon. Us he was passing
Up the street. Dixon drew his pistol, and the
firing is said by some to have been fnstanta-
'neous; by others that Dixon fired first and
turned and retreated into a hallway, and up
flight of stairs. At any rate Dixon was shot
in the back. He fired three or four shots from
the hallway. Barksdale remained standing
In the middle Of the street. When the smoke
cleared away he fired second time, but the
load went into the doorfacing Of the hallway.
X.
A key to the foregoing will be found in the
following note officially appended to the pro-
ceedlngs Of a meeting Of citizens held in
Yazoo City on Friday last:
NoTE.-The Secretary had placed in his hands
the names of two gentlemen living In Yaz90
county. who heard Fl. H. Dixon discussing
plans looking to the assaasi nation of Jas. A.
Barksdale, Democratic candidate for Chancery
Clerk.
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Trustees.
de James
OLIVE OIL.

TTHE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAG
tha MOL MOI DE DE JAMES 50 universally known is
Grand Gold Medal at the Uniyeraa Fannstf a9
OF Paris In 1873 and the Prize Medal at the Ex-
position OF philadelphia in 1875. We, the IN
Of Mr. PLAGNIOL DE JAMES, OF MarseiiIes.
40 hereby caution the public that any foraers
ana 1mitators OF said brand will be proseeutei
with the utmost ytgor Of the Law
BASsETTI L XIQUES,
lyo u CT and So Decatur street,
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Cincinnati's Marriage Machine.
[Pittsburg TelegraYhAl

The so-called association for the nronoo+ion
OF marriage, at Cincinnati, gave q n1cnic On
Sunday which not only turned out to Be "a a
dlsgraceful affair but showed the organiza-
ton to be what any sensible man might have
taken 1T fora disreputable fraud Happy
marriages cannot be made by contract, and
people who invest with this expectation only
demonstrate the old adage about fools and
their money, and deserve to have no sympa-
thy wasted upon them,
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INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS,
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL sTATgMrgp

Canal street.
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DIRECTORS:
Z. masper0. d. Fatjo,
]. j. Fernandez. Edward Toby.
Paul Fourchy. d. A. Ohaffraix.
John aeddes. N. W. Smith.
Jno. 3. Lallande, Chas. LATHE.
1914 Bun p. w. Taylor
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In conformity with the requirements of tba,-
charter. the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums received during the year ending
May 81 1878. including unearned premiums
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CA.!SANAVE'S SQUEAL.
~ Returning BOarder's Account Of
His Treatment by the Ad-
ministratiOn,

ne Scant Interest Mr.. Hayes Took in
His Case How, After Threat to
Expose the Proceedings Of the
Returning Board, Jno. sher-
man sRaised Enough
.ndMoney to Stop the
80 Sale of Casa #.
d ~ nave's Prop
erty.