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FOR SHERIFF.

The many friends of Mr.. J. NJ. Berry, of
Branchvillc, respectfully announce him
4 candidate for Sheriff Of Orangeburg
County, subject to the action OF the nom
mating convention. Mr.. Berry is q
young man Of excellent habits, business
qualifications and undoubted integrity.
Ii elected would fill the office honorably
with credit to himself and constituents.
MANY VOTERS.
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

MPSSrS. Editors:
Please announce Rev. John T.. Penney
rs Il candidate for the Office of School
Commissioner. lie has ever been n
Democrat. and on its platform is willing
to stand, rise or fall. He will submit to
the County Convention.
MANY VOTERS,
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Notice to Creditors.

w. Il. Crosswell rs Administrator of Jo-
sialI NJ. Cros>wcll, deceased, Plaintiff.
Against
George Butler Crosswell ct al, Defend
ants.
PURSUANT to an order of tile Court
Il of Common Pleas made in the above
entitled cause, ut the May term 1880,
notice is hereby given to all Creditors Of
the Estate OF Josiah 81. Crosswell, de-
ceased. who have not already established
their claims. to present and prove the
same, before me ut my Office. OH or be-
fore the first day of August next, or be
debarrcd payment.
Il. w. GLOVER,
MASTERS OFFICE, Master.
Orangeburg, June IL, 1sS0-7t
Hook and Ladder. Truck
HNOR SALE. Strongly built, well
equipped and in perfect order. Terms
easy. Apply to S. A. REEVES.
w. l.. GLAZE,
or j, l.. HEIDTMAN.
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Notice Of Dismissal.
EHE undersigned will, OH the 9th of
Il August next apply to the Honora-
bic Judge of Probate of Orangebnrg
County for Letters Dismissory as Admin
istrator of the Estate of Curtis Young
blood, deceased.
JESSE II. .YOUNGBLOOD,
July 0, lSS0-5t Administrator.
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FOR CLERK.

Editors Democrat:
Please announce ME as n candi:late for
the office Of Clerk of the Court of Orange.
burg County ut the ensuing election. /
subject myself to the will of the delegat tes
Of the County Nominating Convention.
WILKES SAWYER,
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For Sale.

A Secondhand Piano. in good repair,
IN just tuned and good tome. Price
500. Come quick and get bargain. APP
ply AT this uilice.
OrnnGeburg, S. c., June Is, lSSO-if
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Notice OF Dismissal.

nN the thirteenth day Of July next I
~ will file my final account as Admin
tstrator OF the Estate of j. j. Murphy.
deceased. III the Probate Court for Or.
augsburg County, and ak for letters of
dismiSsiOn. Il. W. FAIRY
June II, 1SS0-5t Administrator.
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FOR SHERIFF.

MtSSrS. Editors:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff and will suhmi.
to the results Of the County Democratic
Convention. Very respectfully.
j. w. MOSELEY.
May 10, 1850.
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GORSET JEANS, best quality at 10 c
" per yard worth IL la cents at
j.. I. SORENTRUE'S.
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Attention..

MI Mill has been thoroughly rel I'D
INA and am now prepared 10 nf.Ike
first class family Flour.
July 2-3t MRS. a. f. HILL.
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'NNABLE LINEN, Bleached and Unit
Il bieached, so and GO cents per yd. a.
j. l. SORENTRUE'S.
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THE WORKING PEOPLES CAN.
DIDATE.

Messrs. Editors:
Mr. Ilarpin Riggs is announced as a
fit candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Court for Orangeburg County. He has
been tried in office and was never found
wanting In his duty.
THE WORKING PEOPLE.
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SEVERAL pieces of Bleached S.4
~ Sheeting, superior quality, to be clos
ed out at % cents per yard ut
j. /. SORENTRUE'S.
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C. D. KORTJOHN.
Auction and Commission Merchan
OraOpahurr g q


Auction and Commission Merchant.
Orangeburg, S. G.
There are two lines through Mercantile
life. One Is as straight and splendid as
ray Of light, leading to triumphs and
achievements, that make this bright and
beautiful earth a heaven itself, The
other burdened with sorrows and mis-
cries and cares, struggling through dis
a1ster and defeat, tearing its Broken
hearted victims into premature he'll
away this side of Jordan. On the Cash
line we offer you the following Induce,
ments,
Shoes 75 to l,5O. HJa
Iron Bound Measures, $50,
Best Hyson Tea, 40.
Best Soap, sc per lb, l NJ:
Dross Goods to 20,
Cottonades, 15 to so,
Monach Baking Powder, 25,
Town Talk, 25,
Pocket Knives, to 75,
Knives 81 Forks, so to. i,50,
Homespun, 8 to 8, ]
Choice Hams, to 10.
Axle Grease, 10.
Ely Traps. 35 to so.
Buggy whips, 20 to 25.
to close out. io" uoWh
orangeburg. s. c., May 2, Iss0-3m
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
The NetO Cyty BuiidinO.

The City Council committee on the
new department building at Sixth and
King streets, held meeting on Satur-
day night to consider the subject of era.
ding the city hall yard, below the build
ing. IL was represented that the yard
in its present condition of grade would
throw the greater part of the surface
water against the foundation walls of
the new building. The City Surveyor
was instructed TO report grade for cut
ting down the yard and terracing the
bank on King street.
The committee also considered the
troubles that had arisen between MIR. II.
K. Carswell, the architect of the build
ing, and Mr.. Frank Perkins, the brick.
work contractor. lie latter, it seems,
had evidenced decided uuwillIngness
10 receive and act upon instructions
from the architect, on account of the
latter's youth, and dissensi )ns eDsued,
which eliminated on Friday in all open
fight, when the architect, goaded by the
insults of the brick-layer, struck him
with brick.
Subsequently arrangements were
made by which peace was fully restored
and the rights of the architect and brick
contractor mutually respected.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
General News.

It is announced that the 100 members
of the National Committee provided for
by the Republican Anti-Third Term
Convention in st. Louis on May 9th,
have been chosen, and their names will
be announced at Chicago in the event of
the nomination of General Grant.
A procession of Working Men, beaded
by brass band, escorted Dennis Kear
ney from uis house to the Sand Lots, on
Friday night. Kearney addressed a
large crowd, saying he would stake up
the agitation where he had left it, and
make it more bitter than ever" Kearney
said az the Sand Lots, yesterday, that he
would leave for Chicago on Wednesday
to attend the Greenback Convention.
The reports of hostile Indian gather
ings and demonstrations in the North
Park, Colorado, published on Saturday,
are contradicted by later dispatches.
The strike at Leadville, Colorado, IS
reported to be practically ended. The
Chrysolite, Little Pittsburg and Little
Chief Mines will resume to-day at the
old rates.
Yesterday was observed as Decoration
Day in New Orleans the Union graves
at Chalmette being decorated. There
was military display, and the floral
tributes were unusually fine. The atten'
dance was also larger than heretofore
Yesterday was also the day observed in
st. Louis and Cincinnati.
The cigar makers of Troy, n. Y.
have demanded an increase of ST. pei
thousand, and will strike if it IS not
granted.
Decoration Day was observed OF
Saturday in Washington, Boston ant
other cities and towns in all sections o
the country, with the usual ceremonies
At Gettysburg the ovation was delivered
by Hon. Charles G.. Williams.
The Court of Inquiry in the case o
the cadet Whitaker has made its tina
report, declaring that he wrote the not
of warning, and is not ignorant of tn
person or persons engaged in the afial
on the night of April 3. The report ha
been sent to the War Department an
Whitaker placed under arrest to ava
the de ;ision of the authorities in Wasl
ingloR.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
ADDITIONAL LICENSES.

In the haste incident to publishing
the closing proceedings Of court, OH
Friday, the following approved license
applications were omitted from the
list of those published
Wilmington-Jos. Niedermaer, Jos.
Orme, Isaac g. Pyle, Philip q. Punk
EFT, Frank Quigley, Geo. f. Robinson
Louis Raymond, Jacob Roller, Eman-
uel Richenberger, Fred. Smidt, Lewis
Sasse, Thompson Il Locke.
Brandywine lId.-John b. Price, c..
Pierson.
New Castle Hundred-Beniamin C.
Pearce.
Mill Creek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIM. Reese.
Christiana Hundred-Thomas Toy.
White Clay Creek Hundred-John n
5. Traphagen, Jas. A. Wilson.
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A YOUNG GIRL OUTRAGED.
MILvILLE, n. j., Nav 30. 1ssl

MlLNlLLE, n. D., May ~, lSSO.
Our citizens were yesterday morning
startled with the intelligence that a
highly esteemed member of the Young
Mems Christian Association had been
arrested for outrage and placed under
heavy bonds for appearance IN court.
The girl is in dangerous condition. In
consideration Of the prisoners social
status the affair has been kept quiet.
The examination was conducted pri-
vately. The prisoner is pillar of the
Young Mems Christian Association
here. He takes prominent part in
temperance harangues and Sunday
school gatherings, while the young girl
on whom the outrage was committed is
respectable. Another examination takes
place before Justice j. +. johnson to-
morrow, when surprising development.
are expected. The act was committed, it
is alleged,on Friday night in the vicinity
of Broad and Buck streets.
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Another Chan ge.

Another important change in the
running of express trains on the P.
W. & B. R. R., took effect this
morning.
The New York and Express
North, leaving this city at l O'Clock
p. m, will her eafter leave at ll.4l
a. m. zhe 2.35 p. M, train North
will leave at 1889. The Limited
Express North has been changed
from 12.39 to l2.43 p. IN. The l.4l.
a. m, New York and Washington
express North will hereafter leave
at l Sc a. m.
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COMPANIES SREPRESENTED BY T..
4. VAN TRUMP, ESQ Insurance
Agent, 6OI Shtpley street. Wllmin-
ton, Del

rThE LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY, OF MANCHESTER. ENG.
Incorporated, June l5, 1852 in the
Kingdom of Great britain. Aggregate
assets in the United States, SS7S, ,s9J.05.
%. Receipts In the United States, $780,
9}a. 81. Expenditures in the United States
$3.50 0,61i.37.
CCOTTIsH COMMERCIAL
~ ms. CO., OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.
Incorporated, January ~, 1873, In the
Kingdom of Great Britain. Aggregate
assets in the United states, $74I I,324.73.
Liabilities in the United States, 1858, $685.
~. Receipts in the United states, t550, ,OS4.
~. Expenditures in the United States,
$5Sl ,29O.56.
MERIDEN FIRE
vi ms. COMPANY, OF MERIDEN, CONN.
Incorporated, July, 1868, In Connecti-
cut. Aggregate assets, $i23, ,S33 Ia. Liabili-
ties, including capital, sI07 ,6l5.s3. Re-
ceipts, s253. .i9O.I4. Expenditures. $50, 49,
81.
THE UNION
d ms. COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
IncsrpoI ated, February o, 1904, in
Pennsylvania. Aggregate assets, S74,
2227J. Liabilities, including capital, 1858 :
22Ol6. Receipts, S235, ,5G7.03. hxpenditures
s223. .49S.23.
| THE EQU TABLE LIFE
i ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Oh THE U. s,
incorporated, July %. 1859. in New
| York. Aggregate assets, 81, lS, ,l42. rs.
Liabilities, Including capital, SO ,95l ,434 .OC
Receipts, 1891 ,OsoS5. Expenditures, 81, :
| z64,9O5U.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
FIFTH EDITION.
THE ELopEMENT SEQUEL.
LEEF's ASSISTANT BADLY BEATEN BY
THE LADY's FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

LEEF's ASSISTANT BADLY BEATEN By
THE LADY's FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
When Joseph Leef and Miss Jennie
Wilson, of Mt. Cuba, attempted to
elop, a few weeks ago, they were as
sited by Mr.. VIM. II. George, mutual
friend, residing in that neighbor-
hood. sYl
The elopement was frustrated, but
the friends of the young lady chad it
in'' for George, all the same, and the
result was that he appeared before Es-
quire Vandegrift, tins morning, in the
capacity of plaintiff in an assault and
battery case, with John Wilson, Lea
Pusey, James McClelland, VIM. VIII
son and John Kerns as defendants
According to Georges statement, he
went to McClelland's store, at Mt. Gu
ba, on Saturday evening, and was vio-
lently assailed by old man Wilson, who
abused him as a "thief," '1iar," &c :,
and wound up by exclaiming She :
hit me-" The old man is blind, and
when he made his last exclamation,
the others rushed from the store and
assaulted George, in a savage manner.
They knocked him down with club,
inflicting a severe cash on his head,
and then brutaally kicked him in the
face as he laid upon the ground.
Finally they left him, nearly half.
dead, and with the assistance OF Jos.
eph Leef he Immediately walked into
town and had warrants issued for the
arrest of his assailants, by Esquire
Vandegrift. The hearing came of
this morning, IL. r. Pennington, Esq,
appearing for the plaintiff and ]. II
Hoffecker, Jr., Esq, for the defend
ants. After hearing the caae the Els
quirS discharged McClelland, he no
being connected with the assault b,
the evidence, but the others were hel(
in bail for their appearance at Court
This afternoon, George will brinl
another suit against the Wilson's, 70
assault and battery with intent to kill
He claims that ON the 10Th of Ma
they fired pistol at him as he wa
passing along the road.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
Ge,.erat Foretq,. Neses.

LONDON, May 81, 1880.
The Turkish newspapers oppose MIR.
Goschen's mission.
James Robinson Plancle, the famous
playwright, is dead.
Edwin Thomson and Alfred George
Taylor are declared defaulters on the
st ok Exchange.
A despatch nom Rio de Janeiro, not
otherwise confirmed, says that the Chill
cans have taken Tacna and are rapidly
advancing on AFRICA
The ship Canada, Captain Trow-
bridge, from New York March q, has
put into Rio Janeiro, leaking badly. She
will discharge her cargo and make re-
pairs.
The Teheran correspondent of the
Daily Netus reports that General Skobe-
left has gone on reconnaissance to
Chatte. He finds the Russin troops in
good order all along the line.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FRIDAY, May 2sth. 5. PM.
FLOUR There was rather more demand
ior Flour, but prices wer unchanged 300
barrels, Minnesota extra sold In lots,
medium at S5 % a 30; DO bbls. OF choice
az 10 20, and straights at 81 a 25; 1900
ools Pennsylvania extra family, at IS %
lOU Dds. do, choice, y so; 400 bbls. Ohio
do at - 20 Is 100 bbls. Illinois do do
at 81 % winter wheat patents at s. 80 and
Minnesota do do at 81 a 9 50, as IN quality
and 400 6ols, City Mills family on private
terms. Rye Flour sells at 81 7E. In Corn
Meal there is nothing Going. Brand sold
at *3la22 per ton.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, unsettled and
lower. sales of 1000 bushels, including
red u sal 80, and amber at 4 81; No 2
red, in elevator, at 81 y May, 81 23s4 June,
81 rs a IL July,1and 81 9AAugust. Rye
is scarce. We quote Pennsylvania at SSc.
Corn Is IN fair request and lower. Sales OF
lS,OOO bushels, including rejected at sic.
steamer at 5la52c. mixed at 5215a53c. vel.
low at 5ic., and white at 55c. At the cal
board 5000 bushels sail, mixed, August
sold at 4S34c., and 10000, May, at 81 &c. Oats
are better. Sales of5U0O bushels Including
mixed, at l0a42c., and white at 45I5a46c
The receipts to-day were as follows: 2ll(
bbls. flour, 1900 bushels Wheat. 20 ,GE
bushels corn, l6,iOO bushels oats, 625 bbls
malt, l45 barrels whisky.
WHIsRY.-l5O barrels of Western iron
bound sold at tl lOA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May II, p. NJ,
Ihe cattle market has been dull durine
the past week, and prices were "a fraction
lower. 300 head arrived ind sold at tht
different yards at 5a5s<c. per lb., as TO con.
SHEEP were duh and lower. 5000 heat
sold at the different yards at 5Ia7L-c
per lb.. as to condition, and lambs sold a
8a9c. per b.
Hoes were dull, but prices were un
changed. 500 head sold at u "a &c. perrin
Cows were unchanged. I9Jhead sold a
| go aS5O per head al to condition,
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park DrOUe Yard, West Phfta, MdU is.
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 bs., So 30 TO 40
good, 80 10 100 MS. 51s to SIC; fair, 80 to 8
lambs, "A to II; calves, 5 TO &c. Marke
! fair. Arrivals. 5000 head,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
INsURANo. e .,,,g Il D.rAETMssr . r.. M MEN 4,

VI I'm . AAb w Af1A@fs " thHsy
In OBEDIENcE to the Act entitled "AN
ACT IN RELATION TO INSURANCE COM
PANrEs," passed at Dover, March "a.
1879, l do hereby publish the names OF
the insurance companies that have filed
statements agreeably to the provisions
of said Act, and to whom certificates of
authority have been issued; stating, also
when and where each company was In
corporated, and It's aggregate assets ard
liabilities, and its receipts and expendi-
lures for the year ending December Slst,
1873.
COMPANIES Represented by JAMES
WOOLLE1, Esq, Insurance AEen' n,
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
La GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated May 81, 1896, in the King.
dom OF Great Britain. Aggregate assets
in the United states, I,S7o,s6l 20; Liza
bilities In the United states, ", 10Y, yl5 81.
Receipts in the United states, S2,'sz,lza 20.
Expenditures In the United states, 81
o04, ,794 "A.
A hrNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated June 5th, 1919, at Hat
ford, Connecticut. Aggregate assets, ST.
O7S, "a 40. Liabilities, including capital,
a. 742, 25S 52 Receipts, 81, SCI ,572 w. Expen-
ditures. 81, ,5ll ,ilS oS.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA.
Incorporated April IA, 1874, In Penn
| sylvania. Aggregate assets, S6'59l IfV 10.
| Liabilities, including capital, Si,lI7,2Io ".
Receipts, t3, ,4gS, ,523 SO. Expenditures, sS'-
AL, lis IL,
HARTFORD FIRE
III INSURANCE COMPANY.
| Incorporated May 1910, in Connecticut
Aggregate assets, o.. 4o8, OU w. Llaolutles
| including capital, s2,51O,62l ~. Receipts,
| o., 81, ,7O6 %. Expenditures, 81 ,5s6, iO2 TO-
| DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated May 81, 1854, in Connec-
ticut. Aggregate assets, s., ,7SS, ,34I n. Liza
billties, including capital, tl ,SoS, ,SSo oi.
Receipts, 81, ,S4S, ,lo9 ~, Expenditures, ST.
| $40 go3 "a.
. INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated in ls49 in Massachusetts.
Aggregate assets, 81 ST., ~ "a. Liabilities,
Including capital, Sl,4i4,l 1880. Receipts,
SSSl, ,2l5 %. Expenditures, tSS5,S'4 81.
THE TRAVELLERS,
| incorporated June II, 1858, at Hartford
Connecticut. Aggregate assets S4,soo,
| g9J A. Liabilities, including capital, t3,-
Gal, $50 81. Receipts, $l,69O,502 "a. Expen-
dltures, 81 ,ST l6
DHE MUTUAL LIFE
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated April H. 1912. In New
| York. Aggregate assets, 4SS,2l2,7UO 6S.
Liabilities, S71,U7l ,0os 6l. Receipts, sl',-
$50, 09S AZ. Expenditures. tl6,OSs,o51 10.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
ADMITTED IN ALABAMA.

Mr.. 1. T. Cooper, Jr., OF Dickson,
Alabama, q son Of Rev. DR.. l. 7. Coop
er, of Camden, this State, and brother
of Richard and Alexander Cooper,
Esqs., of New Castle, has been admitted
to the practice of law by Chancellor
Speake, upon examination, and recon-
mended by James Jackson. ESQ, and
Gov. Lindsay. Mr.. Cooper left this
State and went to Alabama several
years ago, married there, and has, prior
to his admission to .he bar, been en-
gagged in merchandising and planting
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
RAILROAD
DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
i AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
MAY OATH 1880.

MAY 2iTH 1880.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows.
for
Philadelphia and Intern ediate stations,
100. $40. 1880 a. m. go. 400. 100. $50 p.
m, 9.4S p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 800. 9.44,
1902 a. IN.
Phila. and New York 2.23,G3O.7. 90, 1902 a.
m, 1925. l2.39. 100, 5.iS p. m.
Baltimore and Intern sdiate Stations,
8.S5 a. IN. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore and bay line, 7.08 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 200
2.l5 S35. a. M. 1852, | .04, a 40, 7.08, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle 800, 9.25. a. M; LOS, 800, 6.35
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
9.25 a. m. LOS, 6S5 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 825
M; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. m. 500, $50, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.23 a. m,
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.O3
a. IN.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot H.F. RENNEY.
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

OSS 70. Receipts In the United is,sIa,t,ssd
8425, ,57S S. Expenditures In the oni''"
States, S2l2. 4T Vi.
VNHE QUEEN
i INSURANCE co., OF LIVERPOOL ENC
Incorporated July y. 1855, In the King,
dom OF Great Britain. Aggregate sSs sah,ii
ties in the United States ss63, 5S 70; .o he- ye
ceipts In the United states, slvvo'vSS SS.s ~
Expenditures in the United SIa'es' s0'''-
9g3 y.
OTAR
- FIRE INSURANCE co., OF NEW fohh'
Incorporated December lS1i. IN rev
York. Aggregate assets $500 ~; u LAA-
bilitles, Including capital, s46S, S,siS ~; sS;-
549l5.
M MANUFACTURERS
WI INSURANCE. co.. OF NEWARK, NJ j.
Incorporated In 1873 in New Jersey.
tnsiasias AsgpeEase sspits ssssi, Usas IS Receipts
tl50,O2S 55 Expenditures, $l4l '@5s Oh.
YCoMING
IL FIRE INSURANCE co. OF MUNCf, IA
Incorporated March 20, 1870, in Penn.
sylvania. Aggregate assets, s3,ys, ,seS soS 10 10
Liabilities s304, ,702 20. Receipts, s5oS,SSS OIL
Expenditures, 1851, ,ils 50.
NIAGARA xo.v
lnCoED0Thtbu uly lNJot III ~
Aggregate assets 81 l,S5i 1883. Liabilities.
including capital, ssS4, ,l59 %. Receipts,
s499, ,SSi.7S. Expenditures, ti9S 0Oi.4o.
PHGNILXX TX 49, n.oov,xx NEW YORK.
Incorporated Sept. 10, 1853, In New
York. Aggregate assets ". .5S2 66sM. LA na
RsSs Reeepis issisaaass ss cagits GgnpenditSres 81
SIS, ,6lS.lo
xxruJ AMsBURGH CITY
w FIRE ms, CO.. OF BRooKLrN, N Y.
Incorporated March. 1853, in New
York. Aggregate assets, 81, l9,5S.lS. LA
bilities, including capital, sofs, 90 ne
ceipts. s4l9. 9.lsl.25. Expenditures sSs''soz.-
gS
HOWARD
I'LL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated, March 9, 1925, in New
York. Aggregate assets, s746, ,404.s5. LA
bilitles, including capital, 500, ,oo9.ls. re
ceipts, $3.50 I'll .33. Expenditures, $50, ,los.-
50.
M MERCANTILE MARINE
WI ms. COMPANY, OF BOSTON, hAss'
Incorporated February II, 1923, , In
Massachusetts. Aggregate assets, stSI'-
$3.50. Liabilities, including capital 1901,
593.99. Receipts, si69, ,234.l7. Expenditures
sl69, 1855.
" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated June l5. ls46. In Connec-
ticut. Aggregate assets S4s, ,19l,S3i.4s LA
bilites S45, $50 SS3.06, Receipts, y, ,9o4, ,zSv,-
81. Expenditures, $S, 90, ,2S.73.
DERMAN-AMERI
" INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated March !, 1872, in New
York. Aggregate assets 81. 1913, ,36S .64. Liza
bilities, Including capital, sl,743, ,7O2. 4s.
Receipts, sl,ll2,6SS,2o. Expenditures, tl.-
OO2, ,7OOB.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
The Fate That Befe! a Havana
Merchant

The New York papers are eagerly In
forming their readers that the following
accident Is likely to occur again at any
time TO any American as well as Cuban
or other foreigner. 1t seems that Senior
Ricardo F. Konly, a wealthy Havana
merchant, with that spirit of enterprise
which characteriZes the nation that gave
christopher Columbus a great stake, sent
TO M. A. Dauphin No. 3l9 Broadway, New
York City, for ticket in the April draw
ing Of the worldwide famous Louisiana
mail No. Al sos, and learned by telegraph
OF his success in earning by the invest
ment OF 81 a sum of $4,000 In gold, worth
in the debased Havana currency about
$4,000 or $50, 900. And now why are you
not an imitstor OF this lofty Spaniard-
Dear Reader. myll-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
PHILADELPIIIA'S DELEG
TIO\ OFF,

PHILADELPHIA, May 3o.-Tl
city delegation to Chicago, acco1
panied by the Union Rcpaollc'
Club and a band, started for Chca9
this morning. There are about
persons in the company and lh'
occupy a separate train ol SeV'
Pullman cars.