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Ew SPRING GOODS.

We have tust opened splendid assc1snans Of
fabrics. Amosg the many choice things are Nuns
Yelling, Black White and Oolored. in great variety
ored Silks, SIX Grenadines in al the new designs.
Silk Hermann. Poneee aud Satin de Lyons, India
Mule In Az the new colors; also an elegant line Of
widths; Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins, all
ttzes: French. English AID German Hosiery In al
cited. HOOE HRO. 4 Co.,
l32S r 1t. 1Orth - e0es
apo HEAB HBBTrT HOUSE
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THE NEW YORK BREWERS SrRfKE-The EN-.
ployfng New York brewers yesterday notified
their striking workmen that they had passed
resolutions declaring that, as they had limited
sisted only On three hours work on Sunday,
and that, as the mems wages had been In
creased. they considered it their duty not TO
grant any further concessions.
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" NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
SPORTING GOODS.

NAH. BUPPEBT.
Mo6. 4O3 and 900 IN %. u. ~.
HEADQUARTERS FOB THE WHITNEY OHN-
pREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY.
NE cheapest Ton Beauty. Oomlors and Durability
IN the market
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, ORnoulr
AND LAWN TEHNIS. BICYCLla.
YEIOClPKDK0. WAGONS.
n. Y. BOLLEB sEATIs Gan numbers, Al PY,o,s
70 Butt the Tipce. mar9
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OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Haye n M.e.dy been sod IN this country and in
every time when nssd according
10 directions
w, We now say to the afflicted and doubling ones
nst se viii pay the above reward for a single
LAME BACK
viii and sof LaYs% safs
s Bes sa 81 4.
Hnence and Retention Of tho Urine, fnhamma-
SR Of r. G2ns fsa III e. S
Reryous We,knsss and in fact sI disorders Of the
By private disease o. othes.ise ~ns'nef
wLAlplEs. you .I are suffering from Female
" or any eisease OF the Kidneys Bladder
OK of'n.'' YOU! you CAN BE CURED.
Without 1wallowins naussous medicines by sim
PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
rA As1 y9pT xt 3fgggist f1r PROF. dUILMETTEs
has Tot got il. SEND s2Go and You VII receive the
Fad by return mail
PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and AQue, Dumb Ague,
Ague Cake. Billions Fever, J.undice, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases Of the LIVER stomach and Blood
Price 81. 90 by mail. Send for Prof aailmutte's
Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver. free By mall.
FRENCH PAD Co..
Toledo Ohio.
| SCKELLLR d STEVENS, Agents,
| 1elI sos Pennsylvania avenue.
| sINEE CELLULOID TRUSS; th.t never breaks.
IL never wears out, always clean. and can be
| worn whlle bathing. In for sale at
| CHAb. FISHERH,
62S 7th street northwest.
Mrs. Iiaher devotes her attention 70 the wants Of
lady patrons. M
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THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS IN WASHINGTON.

ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS IN WASHINGTON.
ONE THOUSAND Il. OOO) PIECES.
One hundred CI0O pieces OF beautiful Figured
Real LINEN LAWNS, 1870.
Ore hundred (I00) pieces Of beautiful Figured
FRENCH LAWNS, 25c.
Eisht hunared $500 pieces Of beautiful Figured
INDIA LINENS, INDIA LINENS, the new aud
Desirable white goods for Ladies and Children's
PERSIAN LAWNS. Is, 81. SIC,
LACE STRIPE WHITE GOODS, 10c.
COLOhED SILKS. NAVY BLUF, GARNET,
GRAEN, nRAB; BLAGK and other 0elors. Soc.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, 500.
BLACK siLKS. immense assortment, Is. Sc.
81, 81. 25, 81 80.
PURE " DOL BLACK LACE BUNTING, 25c
All OF our new style LINED PARASOLS at
actual cost
All Of our beautiful Csc. DRESS GOODS reduced
TO $50.
Two hundred pieces beautiful MADRAS DRESS
6INGHAMs. 12k and 15c.
LADIES' PURE LINEN BUSTERS. el.25.
CARRER's,
jelI I'll Market Space.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DKssKRT PLATES. DINNER SETS.
sTATUKTTER TOILET sETB.
VASES. TEA SETS.
FINE PLATED WARE and choice bits Of CHINA.
suitable for WELDING PRESENTS.
M. w. BEvGRIDGE.
1ell No. 1000 Pennsylvas ala avenue.
EOwLER's PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS JELLY TUMBLRRs.
CRIAM FRkKZERs
NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLIOA.
TEA SETS. TOILET SgTs.
DINNER SERVICES. DECORATED and WHITE.
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of the finest quality in Ice Pitchers. Casters Berry
Dishes, Gaze Baskets. Gard Receivers. &c 80.
WII4MAkTa Il EDMONsTON,
:ell 100 Market Space.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ZOE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEB TED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER,
ONLY SIS.
TIE BEST m USE, AT
j. W. SCHAFER'S,
1000 9TH street,
je90 ABOVE New YORK AVENUE
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPE,

J. ". BOTELER b BON
Are the Agents for the sale OF Tickets In this Dis
trict Of the
IcMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Rartiee proposing 70 vint Europe can obtain NJ
. USE ~ 'pp'ln55 . e BOTHER 4 BON.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRl
LONDON, SoUTHAMProN AND BREMEN
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street,
Bavre, London. 8. uthsmpton and Bremen. frsi
paa sseH.se es sso
sage apply to OELklGHS & co !, 2 Bowling Greer.
New York ". q METZEROTf & 90 92s Penn
ave., Agents for washington jan17
" NOTICE.
- LANE ROUTE;
THE CUNARD ,f sTEAMsHIP COMPANY
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR,
FROM PIER 40. n r. NEW YORK.
Psrthis Wed: az June Batavia. Wed, 20 July
.Both MA Wed July ALGERIA. xed.. n ally /.
Marathon. Wed. l3 July iBOthnia We'd 10 aug
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY From NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and 300. zccortinst to accom- modations.
Iisaets % Paris, sl6 additional.
Steamers marked do not carry steeraee
steersse II very low rates hteersze tickets from
Liverpool aod Queenstown, and all osher parts Of
E9rope, ST lowest rates
gov, Hayre. Antwerp and o1her poEas on the Con-
uRent: and for Mediterranean ports
80. sor freight and passage apply AZ the Company's
cabin to OTIs BidKL0W & Co, Cos 7th street eS
ianIa vERNoN q. BROWN & CO.. ny.
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BE SECURE IN SUMMER.
NATIONAL EAFE DkPOsTT COMPANY.

18TH sc. and New York ave.
70 geo year. Government Bonds on deposit for
u per %. Oe0. Also receive Silyerwars in Trunks
etckI sy. president: George W, Rigss. vice prssi-
0ents b. +; Snyder. eecrttary; A. Z. Stnrseyant.
treasurer; Henry 4. Willard. John Oasselss 1hos.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

KnAS Al ThkklNOONs
VNHOS. e. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE Of v,LUABLE BUILDING
NORTHWEST.
IN FRIDAY, JuNE 24TH. AT q 80 O'CLOCK IN
S8, in square 445. located AZ above 49,
erHs OF sale: One-tnird c. ssh, balance in one
and three years with interest at per cent. or
Al c..h at the option of the puI chaser. $50 de-
post on each lot when kold
3e2i. dads THOB e. w.GGAMAN. Auct
THos. Z. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auotonssr.
TRCsTEK's RALR OF rwo-sToRY FRAME
gENEMkNT II USE, ON G STREET. B {
TWEEN FIRST RTR EET AND DELAWARE
AVENUE 6OU1 INVEST
By virtue of . deed Of trust, dated January II
Sd. 1876, snd duly recorded In Iiber No. r.
S14. folio 40, ct seq Of the land records 49,
Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia win SAL e public
June 9th. 1851. AT P NJ, Lata nnnhered ai1 es).
seven CD and eight (S,. In Ann q CAROLS re-
corded subdivision OF Square numbered Ave hun
dreo and eighty six, (586.)
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale; the
deferred pay ments TO be secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold. Sl0O deposit required when
jeis-d&ds THOs wAaGAMAE. Trustee.
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According TO the new census the population
OF the United Kingdom exceeds IS 600 900.
The increase In decade is little over
1900 900.
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OF REFRIGERATORR, WATRR
" COOLERS. OIL AND GAS STOVES.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
We can show the largest assortment in the city all
atlow prices. Also Oarbolized Paper, Moth MIL.
dew and Water Proof. The attention of Builders
and others Is invited to our large assortment OF
slste Mantels. Latrobes. Brick set Ranges. and
Furnaces. We are agents for the Social and Fire
eice Jewel Latrobes st George and Stag Head
Elevated Oven Range and Radiant Home Furnace.
Estimates given for Timing Plumbing and Heat
ing. w. .. JENKS a. CO..
MI 7JY 7th IT. nv.
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DRY GOODS.
SPEcIAL MENTIONS.

SPEcIAL MENTIONS.
WHITE GOODS In all the most desirable fabrics.
full Lire Of IN Ola MULLs. in Pink, Cream,
White, Lavender ana Blue.
NAINsOOK SWISS and CAMBRIA EN-
BROII RRIEs. for trimming, In great va
iiety.
HOSIERY, GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEF5
at the lowest possible rates.
BROWN b OLAGETr,
je22 500 Market space
GUNNER INL UCEMENTs.
MADRAS GINGHAMS reduced to l2kc
REAL SCOTCH GIN6HAMS reduced from IS TO lsc
NEW FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced from 37k
to csc.
PURE LINEN LAWNS at 2Oc-, the best goods
ever offered for the price.
PIQUfs. BRILLIAhTs. VIC rORIA LAWNS. 60.
at l2x. good qualities.
ALL LINEN LAWNS (white). 25c.
FIGURED SWISS MUsLINS, choice patterns
A great bargain in NUNS BLACK WILLING at
t0c., very fine.
LINEN LAWNS. (Union). at l2Xc.
We request An inspection Of the above goods,
which have been reduced to prices that viii en-
sure their speedy sale.
ONE PRICE.
We M. SINISTER d SONS,
ie2l 019 Pennsylvanta Avenue.
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DLACK SATIN MKRvEILLEUX. &l.25 TO
ID a. 80; good value. White Figured SWISS
M ,NI y great yariety White INDIA ana
MALKAS GlNGHANS. POLKA lot and Striped
Battist; very choice. Fine Back Silk GRENA-
Dimes.
Also, Offering special prices In 81 the most desir-
able Spring Wooden DR. ESS GOODS to O lose them.
Onr stock Of TOWELS NAPKINS, TABLE LIN
EMS. etc.. IL very large. and great bargains can be
had
We cordially invite an inspection Of stock and
comparison Of prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY. marked In plain figures.
TRuNNEL. CLARK co.,
3e'3 e03 MArhet Space.
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Save the Trees.

WASHINGTON, DC. June 20, 1881.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

rLsRET. CLARET, CLARET,
~ A cool. refreshing DRINK for the Summer.
Fine TABLE CLARET rs per a 2
PO1TRD AND IUNCH MiATt'
HAM, TONGUE, BEEF, GAME DUCK CHICK.
EN-, TURKEY.
fPICkD OYSTERS. Montserrat LIME JUICE
CAFE DES GOUkMETS. CALIFORNIA WINE.
JEs LY oil fl avore).
'WALIMtISTER"-Tr 1t and you will fiud it
lure, delicious and wholesome
EXCUKbIONISIB SUPPLIES.
GEO. E. KENNEDY SON.
1el6-6m 1909 T st. north sest
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4.4 FINE LAWNS, 1Oc.
"A FINE LAWNS, Ike.
A STEPPED ORGANLY, I2Ho.
PIQUEB AND LACE STRIPES, l2ko.
FINEST QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, REDUCED
TO &c.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MO CURE NO PAY!-To all afflicted with private
IN diseases con 1T once and you shall be rewarded
by Bps edy cure without mercury. Dr.. BROTH
ELS, 9O6 street southwest te2l-1m.
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IMPoRrANT pEcIsIoN
or the PostoGleo Department Regarding
MaIIAbIe Matter.


WASHINGTON, November ls.--First As
sistant Postmaster General IIatton has
written the following letter to law firm
in response to inquiries as to what may
be lawfully written or printed on tags;
GENTLEMES-Your favor OF the 10th has
been duly considered by the department,
with those Of many merchants who have
complained OF the past rulings as restrict
ing their business enterprise. The result
Of such consideration has been the ruling
herewith enclosed. 1t Is intended that the
matter printed shall be treated us third
class matter being enclosed with merchan.
die subject TO the higher ratc, and that
the merchant may also write on the pack
age his own name and address, preceded
by the word "irom." And there may also
be written or printed the number and
names OF the articles enclosed, and the
sender thereofmay write or print upon or
attach to any such article by ting or label
a mark, number, name or letter for pur.
poses OF Identification. You will under
stand that what may he written on the tag
is simply "a mark, name or. letter"
not to tell the width or price,
but to identify the article. II the full
liberty to enclose printed matter with
the samples will not enable merchants to
avail themselves OF the mail when they
can thus identify the articles described in
print by Il mark, number, etc., the Depart.
ment can only regret that further aid can
not be afforded under the law as 1t now
stands. The POstotiiCe Department has Is.
sued an order that section III OF the postal
regulations, providing for the redemption
Of postal cards that may be spoiled while
in the hands Of private parties by printing
or otherwise, be revoked, to taIe effect on
the lst Of February, 1882. After that date
Postmasters must not redeem postal cards
under any circumstances whatever. In
order to obtain credit for cards redeemed
up to the date named the Postmaster should
forward them to the Department before the
3lst Of March, 1882, after which no allow
ance OF credit for the redemption of postal
cards will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
A REJECTED LOVER
who was Carried over the Fails when
lie Mennt Only o PreLense.

MONTREAL, November 1s.-The news
comes from Alice Falls (Ausable Chasm)
Of very exciting affair in that section,
These falls, well known TO tourists, are
some forty feet in height. Yesterday
Peter Gumblaw, n young man who
had been courting a lady, was sighted
by the girl. After the quarrel she
repudiated him, and at length re.
qUested him 10 leave the house. Gumb.
law was completely broke down, and told
her she would never have 10 tell,him that
again. He left the house and went toward
tie river, and little boy named Crevies
followed him TO the river bank. The two
sat down on the rocks, and Gumblaw took
Off his hat, coat and boots and gave them
to the boy, telling him to give them to the
master ofthe house, and say That GumbIaw
would never need them again.
lie sat on the rocks talking 10 the boy
for some time. The proprietor Of the
house was observed coming down toward
him. lie rose at once, ran down into the
water, but evidently went further than he
intended to,Or changed his mind asto sui
eide, but he was in the grasp OF the cur
rent, from which there was no escape. He
shrieked for help, and struggled as only n
strong, desperate tnah Cail. Now lie had
gained a ioOthold for n moment among
the rocks and would make a leap for shat.
low water, only to be borne screaming
with terror few feet further toward the
falls. lie was nearing the shore with
every effort, and friends on Tie watch
shouted encourngingly to him.
In the meantime ladders and ropes were
quickly brought TO the spot. There was a
good deal Of deep water between the
drowning man and safety, and his friends
were hopeful Of getting a rope to him. lie
made effort after effort 10 reach point
near enough for this. Atlength he STUN.
bled and went down. The next instant
the current had triumphed, and with a
terrible cry lie disappeared over the falls
into the flood Of ioaming waters below
A ladder and ropes now we're used, and
BY means bi them the rescuing party got
down TO the edge, and dragged what they
believed 10 he Gumblaw'a dead body from
the water. Medical assistance was sent ioi
to Reesville, and the doctor found Gum
blaw's left thigh, three fibs and an arm
broken. He was alive at last accounts, bu
was not expected to recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
coALBOAT RISE COMING.
A AHeaVy Shipment OF Rlack Diamonds
Expeeted-RIyermen JubIIant.


PITTSBURGH, November ls.-The river
men, and particularly those interested in
coal shipment to the lower markets, are to-
day happy over the prospect for Contin-
ued wet spell Of weather and the copse-
quent rise in the. river sufficient to
admit Of the shipment Of coal in the
heaviest bulks Although the wealth
er Signal Office reports that up to ten
o'clock there has only been a rainfall
Of less than an inch, the reports from all
points OF the compass indicate steady
rain. AT the headwaters OF the MOnonga-
hela the river was iallingwith mere steam
boat stage and at the lower points the same
was true, indicating that the present rain
fall has not had It's effects Us yet, At Oil
City, Parker's and other principal points
on the Allegheny the river was about sta
tionary with steady raining all OF last night.
The river at this point, however, was
still falling slowly, with about three feet
two inches, but the river men look for
nothing less than good, large rise, which
will permit OF the shipment OF many mil
lion bushels Of coal. The towbOats OF the
different shippers aud owners are now in
port and only await a sufficient rise in the
water TO enable them to hook onto their
acres Of coal floating in barges and boats.
The mammoth towboat Jos. Williams,
which propels the largest lows OF coal ever
seen on the Mississippi river, was heard
from at Wheeling this morning, making
her way to this port, in the hope Of taking
out u big tow from here instead Of from
Louisville, rs Is her custom. The Grand
Lake Coal Co.; which owns the Williams,
not only expects to send her out II
there Is sufficient water, but also j. S.
Mercer, Sam Miller andJ. A. Blackmore,
The W, II. Brown Coal Company, and, in
fact, NIL the coal firms and companies have
q full stock OF coal ahoat ready for ship
ment, and have their towboats in readi.
ness at u moments warning. 1t has been
estimated that at least fifteen million bush
els are ready for shipment and the effects
OF such o large supply thrown upon the
market during the month will certainly be
salutary, and the bottom will no doubt
drop from under prices. The supply Of
Pittsburgh coal ut Cincinnati, Louisville
and New Orleans is not large, but sufficient
to meet the present wants and the winter
supply Is looked for during this month,
and hence the unusual anxiety Of both
shippers and Consignees for the promised
rise in the river,
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EAST SAGINAW, MicIL, November 49,
An express messenger, who came down
from Grayling, on the Mackinaw division
Of the Michigan Central last evening, re-
ports the stealing OF an express package at
Grayling containing 5000. The money
was sent from Lansing to the County
Treasurer at Grayling, and the express
messenger on the train gave It to the sta.
ton agent, telling him the package was
valuable, but 1t seems the agent laid II on
the platform with other express packages
and did not discover it was gone until this
morning. 1t is supposed some person
knew Of the package being there and stole
1t while 1t lay on the platform with the
other packages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19

Goy. JACKSON yesterday appointed ex-
tioy John ]. Jacob to succeed to the posi-
ton on the bench Of this circuit made VA
cant by the resignation of Judge Melvin.
The appointment isa good one, and one
that will give general satisfaction to the bar
and to the people of the circuit, Gov.
Jacob enjoys in large measure the respect
and confidence oithe public. He is a man
oiunbIemshcd personal character and un-
rxccptionaIlc professional standing. Asa
lawyer, legislator and Governor he is ia.
milar with our statutory legislation, and
bcinsar careful and pains-taking man he
ran scarcely fail to succeed us judge. lie
will hold the position under the Governors
appointmentuntil the nextgeneral election,
in October 1889.
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New YoRK, November ls.-There is n
well authenticated rumor OF difficulties in
two Boston banks, the names Of which have
not yet tran spired, one Of which, II Is
thought, will go under and the other will
important mercantile failures are antici.
pated.
WASHINGTON, November 1S.-A private
dispatch states that the Pacific National
Bank Of Boston has closed its doors. The
Central National Of Boston was in trouble,
but overcome the embarrassment and con-
tinucs business.
BosroN, November 1S.-The Pacific Bank
Is in trouble, but claims It will be all right
before the close OF business to-day.
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CoLrNnrs, November ls.-A fire broke
ont this morning in the 1mbecile Asylum,
situated three miles west Of this city, en-.
tirely destroying the main building and a
part Of one dorinitory. The loss TO the
State will be nearly $l5O,00O. No lives
We're lost, although the institution contain.
ed six hundred and fourteen pupils and
nearly one hundred and fifty employees.
" the effects Of the officers, teachers and
other employees weie consumed.
\ fireman Of the city department fell
through the floor and bruised his limb.
The London, o., fire department was tele.
graphcd for and arrived at 1880, but the
lire was under control. DR.. DOren, the
superintendent says lie can take care Of
lhe pupils for Il short time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
INDIANAPOLIS.
War on the Graveyard Insurance Com.
pnnIes.

pnniea.
INDIANAPOLIS, November ls.-Attorney
Gencrtl Baldwin to-day, in carefullyIpre'
pared opinion, advised the Auditor, who
las special charge OF the Insurance Depart.
ncnt, to open warfare upon the so,
called graveyard insurance companies Of
other States, who have OF late been doing
an extensive business in Indiana. IIO
called attention to the noncompliance ol
these foreign companies with the State laws
requiring semi-annual statements, and
the authority of the State, and has q
certificate for agents. and says that their
methods are such us to lead 10 the perpe.
tration Of wholesale frauds upon the people
Of the State. Ills opinion Is that every
policy issued by these companies In 1ndi.
ana is illegal, and he says that the bona
de insurance companies, who pay the
State about $4,000 year in fees for the
rgbt to do business, ought to be protected
against this class Of irresponsible corpora.
tons
Tile Attorney General also states in 0
published interview that tho numerous
marriage associations which have sprung
into existence in northern and eastern
indiana during the past three months are
not likely to benefit any one but the Off
cMlS by whom they are managep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
Oh.enuIe, Of ,lt.. tdrln E,oolh,

tmAco, November ls.-The obsequies
Of Mrs Edwin Booth were held today al
St Iauls universalist Church and attract.
ed an immense concourse Of mourning
friends, The services were singularly i'm.
Ires'iyc and beautiful, in keeping with the
Character and life Of the deceased, who
wa the daughter Of ]. II. Mcvicker, Of this
elly She was q great iavorite Of the public
and society here, and her former friends
contributed many exquisite floral tributes
IN recognition Of her worth, and Of THEFT
GWn friendship. Tho funeral sermon wa
deIlyered by Prof. Swing, and at its con
I,qSon the remains were taken 10 Rost
lill Cemetery and deposited in the family
'nryIng ground.