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Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

A WHITE girl was once captured by
the Indians and she became the squaw
of brave. Afterward she refused to
leave them, although by SO doing she
might have become wealthy. She said:
"White people may become Indians, but
Indians can never become white people.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

A DALLAS, Texas, paper says that a
society has been established in that
town "for the preventio n of cruelty to
animals with upwards of 500 in the
bank" If animals with bank accounts
only are to be benefited the society can
afford no relief to newspaper men.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

A VISITOR this summer at Conti-
mental hotel, asked for some straw
berries, but had to wait long time for
a reply, and when ut length it came the
strawberries did not appear. This was
the English-speaking walters effort ::
You will ave to beg my pardon, sare !;
the strawberry is not we'll to-day"
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One dollar for one inch space will be charged
for the first insertion, and fifty cents for each
subsequent insertion.
liberal discount will be made on quarterly
elk months, or yearly advertisements.
Local notices viii be inserted at 20 cents per
line.
Marriage and death notices inserted tree
Obituary notices inserted at half advertising
rates.
All advertising bills are due after the first
Insertion, unless otherwise agreed upon.
LTTTLETON DENNIS, Sncw Hill, Md
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

EDWARD b. BATES,
~ (Late of Baltimore BARI
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
Snow Hill. Nd.
Office opposite Court House, adjoining the
Post Office.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01
ATLANTIC HOTEL.
CLATE ENeLIsH's,)
CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND, VA.
WI MATTHEW'S CO, Proprietors

The undersigned beg leave to inform then
friends and the general public that they have
leased and refurnished the above eleg ant aud
commOdious house, and are now prepared to
accommodate permanent and transient guests
In drst-class style.
Large airy rooms. Home comforts.
Fine Sea and Bay Fishing, Cunning and
Bathing, etc. The table is provided with Wild
Fowl, Terrapin, Fish, Oysters, Crabs, and all
the Injuries Of the season.
Pleasure boats Of all kinds. guides, fishing
lines, decoys, ponies, etc, always ready for
the use Of guests.
First-class Bar attached. Choice wines,
liquors, alee, beer and cigars.
Passengers for Chincoteagne connect with
steamer for the Island at Franklin City, the
terminus of the Worcester Railroad, morning
and evening. CONNECTION may also be made
daily at Nashville. All who visit the Atlantic
may rest assured that they will! receive cour-
teous treatment and excellent fare.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
". J. MATTHEWS d 90.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01
The Democratic Messenger,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
LTTTLETON DENNIS, Proprietor
AT SHOW MIL. WORCESTER CO., ND,
Subscription. 81 a Year i'm Advance.

Liberal arrangements made with clubs.
Correspondence solicited from all parts OF
the county.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A DIAL P. BARNES,
a. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

Once opposite Court House, Snow Hill. Md.
7 VIII visit Pocomoke City every Saturday.
Strict attention given to the collection OF
claims
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

EDWARD d. MARTIN,
IA ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.
ONCE opposite Town Hall, Berlir, Nd.
Special attention given to the collection Of
claims
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-01

GAMUEL H. TOWNSEND.
- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofice, opposite Court House, Snow Hill, Nd.
Prompt attention given to the collection OF
claims.
, 1881-04-16
MRS. SPEIGIIT.

y Et1E 1NSfgIH ON QD1NG 70 Till lst11pEWKLL.
MnntInn ar rho arre.t for atsori1criy cnnd,tet
~ IL. ti,ss,.t n an,It,h. ,.tn iI.n. -. 49,
W M!s 49, VI opoHn.. "no .sss ~ ~. c'.
nef o1 Nofih clsfk ana Huron M strcots, was lnado
npnoarc,t In tha prpscouton hence tbo ,yrnth
~ Wrs s,osrt,. M" .aro ,,"," nt., t,,ena,1
upun Mrs. spr!ghfs pec'i!larittes, one OF which
was hcr posltsyo rufliEnt to 10 baisgi
out ap,l her determination, 10 mass Thurs.
stS @ 3,cr @ tnttnn "a rru; liz ,nt
NIL shc ,;,i s,uss ti,s nftht H. iii
rCf,ainss ~ - S.im H. "n cora ~ ,rr,,,iI ' nr
WIN m,aitr,ss mnh nil1nw ,yhrrrn,, ~ r',ai nt
ttr"i hMiv os,,, nchir. h,a Whnn ~ nv onen
shnv,si i,"s. %iA s1irit nn,utsIii1c<i mistt t N
tho Station nnI {ltfi,l mn m,,n,i lin SnEcn
bench q q u;,mmon ee!i Guild not su6dio hor
Sns,tn % .o nt,,r,n n ~ ,iisnf.icrv n,,,iunt yun
.lcsntn I'm nrs,t,.statinns ~ TrtsnHs' 1nmd
tns t,iror 'a II soryce s,u tho part Of sym1 @
o sso = uts..ns - ~ ~ - nt.,.stt. liz =. M
, 1881-04-16
DEATHS.


M!l.LEN-char!es r. Miller, OF lss North Csntre.av.
junct,9n. Mp. WgdnosdsY evening. April II, coming
\; ;' G5sss d 9F!S1 dearly beloved
FNnoral will !a&g place from hsi lAte,sasdonee. ~
I6- Auburn 1ild NUw fufk papora plsnss cUpJ.
NHEb-At q MctlanEy.st. M!chaal lteed. OF con-
;S 70 Calvary Sunday. ''sh' rrOnds
.stor q chssss 1 ana rax foosy i. 1t sh cp
MONTLOEK-At her tson.u In Morris, ILL.,, Aps!l IS
took, formerly A1slla ID. Kaoy, Vt this cy, aged i
JGarb.
SS2S S9Aw&x,s w.!. .n s I A2 c5s.s, j. 4 4 IL =
Ruttv0 Of Calt!G.C0nIIo County LtnlsFtcS lrUlani.
Funeral fTum Ills aia restde4oa HqRdSy. l1th instt
at II =. nl.. 10 tho Church u tho A0ly NEma and
thonc0 ~ uaEH 10 Calvary
asu1 war; months @ saa al Ill., - N~''' "'A'a''
Id Blu r. Rss g. = ss infant ''' Of
,ausatst q Msisssd md As5sases Ga;alsi, aaad J
SIassaI 5st1FiaJ hy csrs 10 Calvary.
pullEN-At lla North WvstsEn-nv.. Kat!e blanche
daughter Uf IsAas sud Annia l'ntUn.
fan1F1l ~ " T. ~ to.day, FsIands OF family In.
.cAAploh-Julta, .beoted VITO Of MICHAEL Cam
pi0 and John Eaupiun OF the FIN depart
menI 4geA Is Yaars and ~ nluntAs:
Fun0FAl troln the Lostdrncs Of her daughter. Mrs.
Sastsh All M.ss;;st; ;; s.niqy ny SsSfDtuK 4
Eb-uMtha And California papcrs ple&an copy.
, 1881-04-16
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

TnE Tension Agent tllshaFscd s, 100 yesterday.
Cl11cAuo dIst,tlers exported 535 barrels Of nj
cohol yesterday,
THE averagG yield Of tho Chicago dstlscrics
for tho month Of March WIS JIG glslous TO tho
bushel. ,'p -
At tho sub.Treaalry yesterday $1,000 tn gold
and fs,U00 III sflvur wore dIsDurBed, tho receipts
In silver footing up ,HO0.
TIE receipts for Internal rovenuc aggregated
yesterdRy So 0lH OF which FL GHl sals FOR spirfs
St,0s for cigars, $5,.sl for toGucco. $aa,U10 for
beer, mud SS57 for speclal tnxcs.
p TUE circular to holders ut per cent bonds duo
July !, notifying them Ut tho provisions for tho
cuntln'!auoe Ut bonds nt ~ per cent, wns re-
celyed t,y the AssistulIt Tr0asltrer yesterday.
Tho blanks containing tho form Of request for
tho continuance Vt bonda mny be obta'ned ut
the Gub-Treasury,
FoLLowIsu ia tho ist OF dutIAblo Raotls ri.
ccIyod Mt tue Custom -lIullse yesterday: Carson,
PlrIo. Scott & Co., 70 faleknErs dry Kouls; T..
Lnseh y Tcnbel, caso dry ROOds; Julius Isauor
< Co.. ~ cnses musical ltlstrlimvnts; hurley &
ayrss sa:ss rsi sross9Ey yt + n
steal ]nstrutncnts: Hlbbnnd, Spencer l. Co.,,
ctao cutlery; I. r. J1gor & Co.. lb Packages
carthepwar0: j. ". Fnrwcll l. Co., euses dry
yoosis;9 MHtxler. Iiothsch|ld T. Co., cnsos pipes:
1yGn Mesly eses n.stsa inst5ne1Js; .
urts., casea hnsipry; Eddy, fflrvcy s. Co., .
casea R!ovas; 4. ". MAtihows. cNso woolons: u
q. Hitchcock 4 Co., case dry goods: Elgln Nh.
uonal Watch Company, . eascs mnnufnctured
steel: Wilson Sowing R.StackNnNCnmpany,t 10 eusea
cdiliienae!l m|lk;, brown i, Prior, j case lry
goods; Wcnalln Myer, caaks bralldy; /. Mint
tern, III cuskH branIy. ! ensk VIM; john
SchneReF, cAsks wine. Collections, =, ,41l.
, 1881-04-16
LOCAL Politics.


Tho Young MEMS Republican Club Of tho
Fourth Ward held II rcvl,lnr meeting lust ovcn-
Ing In Ara,ory full, jndlana hvenuo, nenr Thir-
ticth street.
The report Of tho Comu,istea on noniua-
uons Was submitted by Mr. Consider II.
Wt1Gtt. It Was as fo!tows: rresdent,
Stephen A. Douglas, Jr.; V!ce-prcsldcs,ts. W. s.
Brackctt, Prof. T.. Olson. 4. =. Palmer. Gcnrgo
II. s!lwoi Otto IIaR!st, W. E. Frost, hubert
Excel, md snmuel 1iolbrook; Secretaries,
EIbridga4 1iencoy, Edward F. 0ortot'., md
1,. GaS"a f. nsFEs.; Irsasaser' n.y.. y; r. Ro
opR aHlsy .oS!Se hshop. hss talRias Rs:. IT, IT,
WlI!ytt, y. =. L!yer!nore, e. Il. Barker, Wallace
D. Wof " I snd r T. ratteson Fusse G9tp-
s!hIth,, lsrloy Up!oa: George m mW: Couch.
s seoc for 10 onsns III i. 5na'Ss rssa s
tion was passed e. olY'tKe the mime 9t the Gab ",
nB number III tho older mon Of tho wArl de-
sired 10 Join It. aud wtre prevented from doing
10 by ~ oo!ng called @ yo.inE men'S CLUB. T.. 4
ln reHard TO tho consolid'ttiou OF The twu clubs.
Ts Ss eea " " pay rx a e
PRESIDENTIAL ca.npa!Hn. Tue bills sent IN 4g9ro-
Estcd Slo7. niid ~ TUG atMount collected wns
treasury md out of debt. Thu question of re-
forlpiug tho ,pri'naries WA discussed BY Col.
,a sy III J. eoss 81 pSs' o " 4 d oSs;; ysa rrSf we4o o
tho Regular Club, THO Club thou adjourned,
subject to tho call OF tue President.
THE SOUTH TOWN CKEyAssiE0 BOARD
held no meeting yesterday. tllus bringing dlsap-
anticipating ths termination of the canvass.
Il tic basr wero stiII Wrestling With tu r..
turns. and would adjourn, until this afternoon
az ut whluh tinlo they hoped to bEiug their
, 1881-04-16

orancd very nuspIei"sIy. wAa thruwn into cuf..
lifstUl by s0no Ut tho nnru temuitalrnttvp Rti'l
less .llsciriInett ones. whn hntl gotten II into
tholr hcR,l. tH ftlrh tlttlt1. and hH1 not room
enough Tor my attnr ltlch.
1llo Chnir stnt1d distinctly TINT thoy wcro not
HnnE Ia hrENnfzcA tHfOtl for tho Et,r1Htsc "
strikes. hut simply for thnt own prllteotiOtt.-
that when employers wcre Justified In reducing
their wnFcs tlIey mist submit With good grnc0.
'Our Ia6or.' he snld, "ts our capital, md mist
rts6 Or YAt1 With tho tnnrkct."
4 eon,tmlttee crl1RstinE Of three mon from t!la
S.Nth Ht1o Rrtt ttrco frnm tho WGst wns Mp-
rontrl to hiring tho matter tn tho nDtlec uf tho
Fnner!ntrntosts, md Directors, and: nsk. for
rcyily In ont week. ,.
In Hppointttig tho Co,nn,ttco tho Chairman
slated tfint MT man nep,i fnelti,nld nbot1t noting.
Il. l,o hui tho hssrancu Of the SlIpcrntct,ielts
TINT no Innn wis ever discharged fnr sccklnH his
ed, sou.i, slae-Jorca,iah co!!ns,, ,II'hiiip Gut
gnu, PIT Fronrh md Mutt i.yan. Qflitc n',n,:
tho ChIeaEo Gus. workers' prttcc.iyc, md l,c'
nrvnlont Association. Tho hest of fcoltne Is Tn.
tertnlnctl tDwMrt! thpir employers, anu tho rcp-
tescntmtiyes Of tho press, whU weru quite NIL
lncrntis. sero Invited to visit tho wtlrka and seu
how thu lnlnr wns tls'lu. Tho prusent wngeB
nre: Flrcmcn. Es.t5: the tnelt who Arnw tho cUko
tAt VI the nru, & aud yarltncn, Sl.1tt nxcDpt IN
tho WcAt Sitle. where tho last Nru rAfl $t.G0.
Thhy work twelve hours daily fOr two weeks,
thoH they GAnnRp IND work ut night. They
lt.rr to cutnplnEnt to mnkrNf tho hours. There
Are butwcon :m0 and t00 lncn employed.
, 1881-04-16

Of tho inadequate accommodations Of tho Crifn-
Trrasl,ror's ollice, TINT Will soon nn vacatesl. IL,
made pstr Into Il cn,ltt.rnOm. Tic rnUtIls ny
prsss y H,e e, @ he sy rSfc A. s n1:a
and in eno IT t,e court .roons ,hore & no cl.ck.
Ju,ine nls.. IS s,,tortiinntc.i to Il pcanMt.scni-
CT. who keeps all tho tlO1rs linbltHIy tlosci In
c,ss a rhe e aso Gs ~ tas tso s
ers SEQ him abnut tie tnntter.
TIE cstecncics of = n,pving.ttay =" arc tcarln9
tlpnn tho Ntcorser, tho c1uiity. Commissioners.
81 May viii 10 sompeilei 10 vne'to tl!oir iir4:s.
cnt 1tlartarn. Atthu,Rh only two wccl:s retnhls,
5"t ,s, ~ wo5k s + s trim ~
ttew, Ca.!rt- ttn.,te. and tho cnntractors nro
WORKING like lsayers to prspato tho ront,s ~, for
ruon III .ho southeast corcr an! fur rt.','ns IN
fho r; srner 9! he cSsfH s m .. IT.
tho ilrs. 1O,,r, ana Tho commissioners viii oo-
enpy tho southwest corner Of tho setn, tiM!r.
1lsh With black k-wnntt tlleltlgs. Tlio chairs In
the et''st. ,om VII 10 similar to th!s! y tho
handsomely tlccurAtc.1, with ,nnrt.lo wnlnscotlnK
mid l1nor,n4, anil when III complete ur,]cr will III
fnir to loUk upun.
ErERHAh DELAYS.
Tho Seventh WArd Judge VI lccctton case wns
called lnr trial In tto Criminal Court ycstersiny
SfS So an aesoe ase 81 ;ss tor,ey @ fs9 me "t q
tie asiepa"ns being e"s"scd In "ne Of tho 9TH
as ssson as this case had been disposed Of.
Judge 1.cf1lnHwcll c.illcu intention 10 tho uster
election casee pending, in which io is su,nsol,I;
MshSo si !" 'Ss %as s yfa JAZZ eH @ Ss' 81 ,nc fo '
mutton to lin.h tho Indictment b tile forInnr
JlD1Hp H{RCrs,-Gl1t llH not been 1ltD tu vet Il
, 1881-04-16
THE MISSOURI FLOODS,


An pppoal for help comes to ChiUngo. and 1t
will doubtless bU generously responded to. Over
10000 people tnostly eInIKrants) arc suffering
for want Of food aud clothing, fully q third OF
tham botuR absolutely destitute. Tho causB OF
thor .llstrfss Is tho Hoods In tho Missouri River,
mention Ut which has previously boom Inade Ia
THE TRIBUNE. From oil Fort Pierre to below
yermllton u distance OF 10 miles, tho wator hus
was',td houses. erups. stock, and everything else
nwny, and many lIvea hRvn beon ioat. Tho ppt,-
pIe Whu cscnpei from the fnrtAs Anu settlements
hav0 Ealihere1 ablit YAnktnfl. verml1on F0rs
errc tAudnll, uuu other points, and ut present
Mrc lclnA fed by tho uuyernn,G,lt, It's
ollcers tasGinK Remy Fatlons to than. Int this
Ia lule Wtthnut authority, ant only to sAyU Ito.
It cnnns}t continue, Cen. Terry hHA wrItton tn
0rlt. Sheridan thAt. 50 far, lle huB learuh TINT
lQUG people, need MsAlytAnce. auu hU EXPRESSES
the np,lll0n that only nbnut two thirds VI those
driven frt,tn th0lr homes hNvp been hcuril frtl,,
Tho greut hulk or them viii .rculre rctief III
lwu lllnuths. tho others thirty days Tho 0uvnr,l-
,nent. ~ stuffed. has boon feeding these pe9pv,
tho East appalling for her, md son,u
uIso In CntcugO IL requested u
brKAnlzo relief movement. all kintIs OF
entn6ies and ctothIuX, particularly undergur-
monla for ineIt, WAtttct,, and children urc nue1ct1
10 Insure sAfo delivery contributions t,,ay bo
aont 10 CNEt. Wheeler, URlted Suites Quartoe-
inAHtgr ut YAIlkt0n.
, 1881-04-16
THE TIEU 1IIGIsATION.

NfNIADH w AINNQWR I'm THE AtAOnE.
Within tho Inst woek myrlatls OF sea gulls and
othor birds Vt smaller size, which huv0 cOmo to
ho known ns "Mother Cury's chIokons" BY tho
rcs'dents alonu tho lako shore, hayv frequcntud
th9 solid btsdy Ut Ice directly uppostt tho foot 0t
Lake aycnuu AiId Thirty llrst str1ct, uni by thoir
0rtal,Fa and noise hAye attracted tho attention
of hundreds ut people. TITO attendance Ut 80.
n,any of thoso watot fowl, up to ycstonIay, was
considered tue result OF somo grant storn, IN
tho dlstunco. which had driven theni Inland, gar
It has beuit observed tlat " Men st0rtAs Weru rug
inF they lu1tneLliAtuly sought tho shelter VI tho
,ake saSr. s Hs;,esay :rSniy the s1noton
consolidation Of both Wild ltIEks and YEA gulls,
ana they appeared TO he Intent upon dcv0urimY
tho @d 6t a. telescope IT sus distinctly o.l-
served that they were fecdlnR OIL something.
ia9p!ug for a ~ a4yy''.Hro Two hoys r.so!yod 3,
work q ieo thsy e5!wlel aai paIloa thsm.uIses
Ivy tho eyes Ut scuFs Gt people, many Of Wilnln
expuctcsl thni the obstaccs In the wRy ,sulIa
.ister tho alve'ltusesoae youths, but such
proved llns II ~ Tue CAtU.
Tho gutIs held their pluco uatf tue hoys wero
wlthtt. y hundred feet ot them, wtun thsy nt-
they bad bpat, trlyeu. upua arriving at tito
place tho boys found the lou 10 10 1scnnrcd w
thoru. Thb oblcct Ut tho gulls Was dtscerf,ud,
Alout dozsn feut froIu hero wis found aR uiF-
larvatly selid tco inciosns Il on ~" threv M
ssdss, but On th0 fourth sle, running III Nh
eAHtorly dirccloli. 1t WAS upon ~ far ns thoy
nbla spcutaclc was presented. Tho boys dlscov-
c1ed perfectly a!fvo With t!sh, fs0m The stxu of
S Thsy asy asSs y y slsnt a S tfy Stifs,
an.i cfowttcl so deusely touother TINT Il was al.
!oat llM MpUsstble for thpta to move In tho water
sald that II hIs na!n3 should 4ppoar IN print hs
would bo "whales!.' remarked that thara wGro
millions ot ilsh IN tho poat. "Why," sail ho, III
Achel."
The news OF the discovery attracted very
many persoua yesterday 10 tha laku- trout, unl
1he result WIS that Ju4t thls aldo Of the ltllr,s
Cehtral 6rcMkwAteF, Ia wator about two t
dec9. wese soeu thousands 'u1Qa thuusaut ,s
, 1881-04-16
4 THROUGH THE HEART.

8GfCfl}R Of Nh. j. Il. RAMsEft
A thrill Ut hurror ycstor,lny snornng went
through tho community living at tho Stock.
rhrtls Mt tho intelligence that Mr. j. l.. ltnInscy,
n livestock commission merchant Of tho firm OF
ltnmscy 4 Sun, hah committed suicide. 4 Tntn-
uNk reporter ealIe, ut Mr.. tsamscy'a residence.
/. comfortable llttto cottnEr, 4t1E 1sn,crad nye-
nle, ycsturday afternoon. but hc roErottctl evun
tho gentlo r1,g he gave tho dour~hrtl. n Indy
who responded statnR they wore tloinx ovury-
WIS completely prostratcd with nervous
thucks nt,u was suffering , Intensely.
The rcporter Learned TINT tho unforsl-
tlto mum l,l 5lut beon perfectly
wnil for several months. and not only tllnt, but
ho hatt on i,.t,ro tau oi;e osens!o Denn heru 70
mst Irresistible tetnptntto1 to takc lts life. Ito
WINS more especially lIaDlU tn theBe respondent
oeesiu,, ] III lis 81 wre ia 1oi''l siat a a; 6eS Il ,,ss
lhutaAntiHl. No sprelMl attention had been lMld
to these s,nposs.l ha!tcinaons ~ sftoy % wsse s
judgements which pEntlnco temporary Illness,
ncctifnranted b. what ls known lis "tho blucs."
Mrs. ltainsny sttttrs 1hut
r,IEHg MELANCHOLY rongnop1xus
Of hcr husband reach back over d period Of
ssvel, years and II seans t'.orc thn,' lkoly that
ha had 10 long given wAy to theni ns to tlnve no'
destruction. Mr. ltan.say was duwn town during
thu nt;ernoot1 preceding itls dcath atld friend
sS yes a Th 5 s W.T. h. o e sttsa
tnnt hU WAS suffering fra'm rhcnn,AtlsM And TX
pressc bis ntont'on Of seeking relief Ut tho Hot
Shortly nftcr midnight yesterday morning ho
returned from bis visit To tho city and found hs
wife snt!cri.iE from y ynieat % hea'iaehc % Their M
hnppest kind. hut II. THIS instance Instead of
roitie to their ncc,,s,umel ROOM, which for her
er ns art o of tSo soae ae as Rssaa s w
and non ni1setionate!y, md IS he pnsscd + tro,l ~.
tho room Hls!nced up at tho clesk @ a!,d sad "its
, 1881-04-16

many ycster,iuv mid liz tux,s fnr IHNl nr,oun..
r." =, sa' az F" :'' %"~os AVA 'S>'' "u'oau'"
NV " s"''"*'
Tlis ueand Jury Was In session long enough
yesterday to vot M oSu,,sS Tor .lraw,nv ] ,.,,r
Jipu,, Scarcely unythIuv WIN doro. 's'S p''
JupuE HAwgs will Aloh,jay cpll nil nendinR
solro tuclus casos uu rccoxnixancc. wn,ch fl IL
huloyca Will OCCUPY tho sntlry day.
,r,,,, o,,,,,,,t.,, ~, hi, 49, ,.M
"a. ~ w sat' a'u s"l1 nucouhts ap"
proved about $S00 worth Gf Hills. Aul0nK tholn
w. ~ Que if4 tne !analot of tho May9r9 HOUSE
nr,ss ~ noasang ..,'ar 1aMss, at@t!ng IT, " S The
IhEs the Cuminlttuu thnuRht too high, und i
cotall!!ttco WIS Aplioiutod 10 looG for cheaper
T,n Committee on Hosnlto,s ar thn cn,n,v
Hun ri mil Vastt,rtfmr sfftrnS, an, a..tr, XIII
amnntinv 10 ElEs Fm.,K ilIlm1s aTH mn. n.s
i. latcs. Fecolntnondcl by tho Medical Hnnfsl
lnr tho liastlun 0f tntarAos In tho County Hos
, 1881-04-16
hut wuul,l ,tu It hcrscif. l1or political oplnDna
wcrn considerably IN advance nf thpso Of her
audience, and ah0 received but faint applause.
A SUCCESSFUL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital OF tho Or1ent Incroannd to
kl.QUO.UD0. ~,

N4lpXlAk tkuC AuEEVAHttA ~
e1,OUO.O0O.
: Tho success OF Hartford underwriting Is a
subject we'll worthy Of study at nny t!hIc,
md Just now matter attracting very witl0
Intention. Willie Insurance companies Of
9nIlizcd md started lii many other places,
lacklng botll the material resources md tito
knowledge gafnctl by long experience. arn
necessarily experiments which nre slow 1t,
securing public confidence, similar instfi,t-
tiuus originating III Hartford jump intO ilia-
tt,re strength alld universal favor I'll tho IT.
stant. I'iic general history Of underwriting
IN this city would be bMt confirmation ut
this position, bnt 1t Is not within the SCOPE Ut
a nUtlce 10 60 beyond a few fncts c0lilicctcd
with 0lle company only.
with authority To llsa capital OF $2,000, ,0O0,
,Yns orEnntzesl atlt commenced business jim
uary, 1t7:1, OIL n paid-ttp cnsll capital of $500
CO. md received ul,rcssfyed public conll.
once. The Boston conllaRratloti, however,
nceMrrtng within tho sa,l,e ycar: swept aw0y
tho nccrued cnri,lngs Of thy Company alNl
ahs nsgy sr fft Of It, HapS Il t o1sa IT, M
purpose. md very s0oM thereafter the breach
In tho wall WINS closetl up altti the Coli,pnlly
rclnstatcl III IT, original posItion' without
my assessonts wlistsver; n,,,, ,,t,o.,o.
tile Company hla udynilcG!t steadily tn nME-
inenting lis surplus, until " Jnnunry lust It's
gross ussets fs'olcl Ss51.5si.0l. Tic nlnll.
Ngers. however, have long bgen awnrc Tint
the business Of tho country was constantly
tending towards tho larger companies. both
foreign and domestic. aid resolved finally to
atlylso tho Stockholders to donblD tho capital
Of the Orient by a new subscription to tue
holders OH Monday. the 4tll lust, duly COLI
sldercd the question, and confirmed tic views
OF tile Directors BY v0t!ng to Increase the
present capital to St,0O0.000 by further cash
subscriptions OF $500. .0o0 Present stock
holders have tic out!on Of tho new stock ut
! pnr, md Ut course when Orient Is quoted ut
about Sl4o, there will be no hesitation IN tak-
luz tho ilow stock. on terms 50 favorable.
Titus, fortified. with nearly million anil .
half dollars assets, tho sngAcity and expurl..
gllce OF the managers atnl tho reputation Ut
| Hartford MS MI insurance cetltre, lls future
SUCCESS ii ass1re md 1t Is Rt 0,,co placed itl
tho front rank OF Tho leading Insurance cotil-
panies 0f the country.
uee AEoHis III ia I sa|o az stree eei. Tctesst fsa
| this Company III ChfcnED.
, 1881-04-16
THE COUNCIL,

EEEI4tS0 LIQUOR TO MINORS.
Tho Council held MI adjourned meeting Inst
night, and considered, IN committee OF tho whoic,
the revised ordinances. Tho alscnteos woso
Gra,tnls, McAuley, Durku, Callerton, 1li'drcth
3cNurnoy, Swift, Loronz. Meyer tFiftcenthh
Young. Imhoft Barrctt, Murphy, ind McCor-
ulluh.
Aid. Meier {stxtecnth, sought to amend tho
seutlon In rrntlon to saloons by ulnls,n9 tho
keepers l!abla unly when they knew thoy wore
selling to tnlnDrs.
THIS, 1t was said, would make It impossible to
punish guilty saioonkeepecs. slnco thoy would
plGMa gnoranco Of the buys aEe:
Tllc aI'Ienament 81, @ WY h,st, OILY nvo-Poovey.
a! tA'!Rst't e: Schroeder St"u''F' 4na ae'F-vos'ns
TIE nuttDzN0 oNn1NARcE.
AID. hurley offered m amendment to tho
ent to iuri. over Ills office tees every Week ii.
asssns$; .Sf IL s: s,n;:ss'ss
Tor Violations Of tho buIldinR ordinance.
AId. IsaiIard oiiored amendments increasing
tho tnfckncss Of walls of buildings to be cum
atractcd hereafter. and providing that thoso Ut
stories src nfltel. agreed To-. 'e''
AL Gla,k es5o' a. a. ca edent @ t9 ;no ssc-
ns arsea,s eor"S as es tSa aa to
consult tho Maynr bufore making appointments.
Iluss = ss !yely d!sossH ~ o tais pruposl-
Tho amendment WIS nNr0cu to.
THE SECTIONS WITH REFERENCE TO HACKS
wcra Nnleulcd 10 rs to require hNckincn md
tss u .sse1f o oonss kb.s ~
rio Co,lliliIttcoMrose, having completed tl,olr
Ing tho HlloptIon OF tho ordinances as amended
The report was neecEted. =
On %Soa Of ma % %So.psop %o @ Tho sa! shas
amendments ready by nuxt mucttuK, AIld that
, 1881-04-16

THE EMVlARLE REPUTATION OF JAS. r, DALTON.
as dealer IN strictly tlrst-class and scliahle
cooking Of al leading makes, aud kitchot
utensils Of tho most approved kinds onIy, II
s0mathinR to be proud OF these !" "sh0ddy tIulos."
Our readers Will remember that As, D.s nDw
location Is 81 State street,
, 1881-04-16

Ex.Oov. ]. +. Iiartran5e, Ut Pennsylyaula, It,
alIudfny to l'rot. Murgla uernharlt, our eminent
optician. ut 12s Btata street, writes; IIia knoyl.
elxo OF tho eyo md its requirements IL perfect,
and ia Of great vatuo 10 those ayailtng thuln-
selves Of 1t. IIs wlussea are most pxooileut,"
, 1881-04-16

j. RICH EFFECTS OBTAINED BY Hll6ER 4 Co..
Tho Elrhcat, snost satisfactory effects In dEnp.
tux aud upholslsrin9 arc obtained this sprinH by
f. II. tl!lyor & Co., sQ4 Wabash ayeuuo, with raw
and xpUn silks. 49,