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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

ARMY ORpERs.-The following board OF officers
to make recommendations under the sact extend
ing the right Of way heretofore granted to the AL
legheny Valley railroad company through the ar
sena grounds at PttSbulg, Pa" viz: Mai. Stephen
G. Lyford and Capt. James W. Reilly, ordnance
department. and 1st Lieut.. VIM. II. McMinn, Sth
infantry, i viii meet at PittsburS Pa, on the 9th
18th infantry is detailed until July l5 1882 as pro-
feSsOr of military science and tactics at Bowdon
college, Brunswick Maine. and viii report for duty
accordingly. Upon the application for retirement
made October Is, 1881, by Col. John H. King, 9Th
infantry, the station of that Ofceris changed from
the 2i of December, 1881, from Fort Omaha, Ne
braSka, to his place OF residence at Detroit Mich
Leave for eight months on surgeons certificate OF
disability, with permission to 60 beyond sea, is
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

LEAVE of absence for thirty days from February
9th has been granted Second LIEUT. Henry Whit
ney, U.S.M.C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

ELYs' CREAM BALM CO..
fl-eost oweso New York
re,- GRAND LODGE F:A.A.,M, OF THE DIS
Hif vii % he'd rk1Ra4 G
O'Clock at Masonic Temple to attend the funeral
~ SFsF 6f &c 4 es5%$ = Saifs5s Hi: or s.c
APIoTkNEP t M5EI1SG OF IHE NART
VII he he'd 1inlns Hal sorneref ih ana streets,
i'' "wednesday r. + WfDbIc5aBE P r. President
t~s ING ASSOCIATION viii hold it. 2Sth REGULAR
Vsne It ebra cues "hs 1s S5s oca a
p M, st Msrini's Hall, street between 9th and 10th
JAMES II. sAv1ILE. President
JNO- J0i EDISON. Secy. GiI Ith northwest i3l-2t
rWasIEclAL NoTicE The TIETa MoNTHLY
TON VIII Re held at l,opo1lTAN HALL; corner
'uni' n ',,-' n ~ bESSis coSsELL, President
l5 uSfoS.NTEA hlFiA PaETY AND ASttfnnIE s6cftBlE.
Young l,iy members will assist in various costumes.
fff sHh streets northwest
Admission. including refr.shnents 25 cents $50 2t
r-Es- PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Inc greatest success.
The bisgest t int Interest lannGally if desired,
Books always open Tor taking shares
permanent institution and oilicered by the most ex
Payments in advance are taken which earn double
the interest of monthly payments.
MING February l. 1852. at el5 7th street.
dent sth and u streets Chaflts Baum 4i6 Eth street
or John Cook, Secretary 6is 18th street northwest.
bes TE ASS + Ia NETliYG or rHh TIE fT9GK
ANCE COMPANY for the Distinct OF Columbia, for the
election of ine Directors to serve fer the ensuing year.
xania ayenue northwest FRIDAY, ebruary II, 1852.
55 3 tei ID a. sli rfSST Ss Z Z EaMLIses E Secretary.
: .zso SAMUEL S. sHEDD-FINE GAS FJXTUREs,
sI@ latest patterns.
Motifs Social Iatrobe.
Motifs 81. George Range
to- Plumbing a9a fa9 Timing 5cshg6 d5 g r5ory s,tsnaea
s-Y~ SAMUEL KtR, oona
$50 1th street northwest.
Ga1 Is s7 s. 81 Is and % per y; Yard. isn ''s
Best values ever offered ja2O
E. F. BROOKS
531 18th street, Corcoran Building
Agency for Mitchell. Vance & Co., New York.
Portable Gas Lights. &c. &c.
7jal6 531 18th street
rg FRESH BOVINE VACCINE POINTS
Direct from the farm of the New England Vaccine
ave '''''' ''N''''' A- " " s1.t Z. Z &!LBuRN.
PHARMACIST,
1al4 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
- 20; RETAIL DEALER II, BTILD1SG sTTPLIEs
Bartlett HaywardS Co. Architectural Iron Work Ma
and OElsnental Glass Minton's Tiles Terra Gotta
Portland Cement &C. dl3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE BEST BILLIARD SCORE ON RECoRD-Private
advices from Paris state that at the billiard match
last night VignauX in the second inning scored
394, beating the best score record at the cham
past twelve last night, the score stood: Vignaux,
aSlosson, 800 with Vignaux's turn to play. On
the twenty-seventh inning VignauX ran SO, and
On the twenty-eighth inning completed his 200,
stopping the game for the night and leaving Slos-
at 6O8 points his total on both nights play.
The total number OF innings was forty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE President and members OF his Cabinet have
been invited to attend the mard gras festival in
New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

PAYING THE INTEREsT.-The Treasury depart
ment to-day commenced the payment of the quar-
tery interest on the continued fives and the semi
annual interest on the 3 IS bonds. The interest on
the former amounts to about f3.50S, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

ASSAY COMMISSIONERS APPOIETED.-The PreSi-
dent has appointed the following assay commits
sfOners to test and examine the weight and fine
ness OF the coins reserved at the several mints
United States Senate; Hon. VIM. S. Rosecrans,
House Of Representatives.; Prof John fowler,
Geneva, NY. Hobart College: Rev. Paul A. Chad
bourne, Mass: Prof. Chas. Z. MunrOe, Naval Acad-
emy; PROT j. Z. Hilgard, United States Coast Sur
vey; DIR. VIM. Pepper, University of Pennsylvania;
Dr. 1. Barron Russell, Boston, Mass; DIR. W. P.
LAWYER, aSSayer, mint bureau; Anthony j. DreXel
Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas Donaldson, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
FAIRS. FESTIVALS, &c.

1IEASTING AND PLEASURE
An Entertainment and Supper viii be given by
IORIH STREET VI. T.. CHURCH
At ODD PILLOWS Hall. NAVY YARD
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. February
"a and Sd.
Tickets. 25 cents First clss, music engaged fI-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

Us
Messrs. Johnson. Holloway Co., wholesale druggists
OF Philadelphia Pa. report that some time ago gentle
man handed them a dollar with request to send
good Catarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona.
Recently the gentleman told them that both the
officers and the wife of Gen. John c. Fremont Gov. Of
Arizona had been cnred Caarrh by two bottles Of
Elys' Cream Balm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

CATARRI COLD IN THE HEAD AND HAY FEVER
We hear from our customers the most fsttering
reports of Elys Cream Balm believe is article of
real merit. SMITH. KLINE CO., Wholesale Drug
gists. Philadelphia, Pa.
ELYS CREAM BALM CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

WILL REsIGN.-Mr. John D. Defrees has decided
to resign his position Public Printer, on account
of ll-heaith, the resignation to take effect April
1St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

LANDREAU AND THE PERUVIAN COMPANY
Robert Cnristy, attorney for John c. Landreau,
filed letter with the State department On the
18th ultimo, making certain representations on
behalf OF his client, and in which he takes occa-
sion TO refer TO the report that Mr.. Landreau is
connected with the Peruvian company. Mr.
Chrsty says: II must respectfully assure you
that the S0-called Peruvian company has never, at
any time, had any interest in, control over aIl-
thority In any manner whatever to represent the
said John c. Landreau in respect to this claim be-
fore your departlnent or eIseWhere.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

COwH1DED By WOMAN.-Morrfs Simon, jr., a
member of the firm of Mendel, Simon Son, of
Chicago, was cowhided by Miss Celia Beiman last
story to be circulated which, If true, would cast
serious reflection upon the name and character Of
the Young lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

PERsoNAI--Senator Miller, OF New York, has
been called home by the death OF his father, which
occurred at Utica yesterday, in consequence OF
being struck by locomotive at a railway crossing
In that cty.-GovernOr Hoyt, of Pennsylyan is
registered at the Riggs.-Mr. Pat Davenport, of
the I s. Fish Commission, arrived in town this
morning from Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

NAVAL ORDERs.-Comman Gates Sterling, to
duty in charge OF the Washington navy yard, re-
lievnG Capt. j. II. RUSSELL who is placed on wait
ing orders. Surgeon j. G. Ayers, to the Adams,
Pacltlc station. per steamer of the 10th inst, re-
ileVlng Surgeon Dwight Dickinson: who is ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

SALE OF FINE BUSINESS PRoPERTy.-Messrs.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., real estate brokers, have
sold for GonZaga College, TO Mrs. Mary A. Coyle.
for $1,000 two handsome building lots on the
north side OF street, between 9Th and 10Th streets
northwest. 1t Is understood that Mrs COyle con-
templates the immediate erection of two large
stores with rooms above them to be used as Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

DIsT1LLERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of In
ternal Revenue Raum has received a dispatch
from /. J. Young, collector at Raleigh, N. c.,
stating that Deputies Martin and Burns cap
tured the Illicit diStinery OF T. d. Smith, In
Chatham county, on the 30th inst, in full blast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE MARINE HOSPITAL FUND.-The Treasury
department has received the sum OF $1,000 from
the ferry companies Of New York city, being
money due by them on account OF the marine
hospital fund. Under the law per capita tax to
support the marine hospital service Is levied upon
the crew OF every vessel entering an American
port and upon the crews OF all vessels plying in
American waters. The ferry companies, in turn
ing in their crews, only included the day crew,
and only paid the per ca Dfta amount on that crew
Through the efforts Of SurgeOn-General Hamilton
back money due by these companies to the amount
mentioned has been collected from them. There
Is one ferry company in New York, with which a
settlement has not yet been had, an effort for
compromise being pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

INTERNAL REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oldfather and Urah Hunsaker have been ap-
pointed internal revenue stOrekeeperS for the Sd
district OF Ohio and j. Il. Roberts stOrekeeper and
gauger for the 5th district OF Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

t~ BY MUTUAL CONSENT, THE FIRM OF
~ DYER WILBER. Patent Attorneys. at Wash
inRtOn and New York. is this day dissolved. GEO. W.
i. 1882 fist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
A Search for snyder.

MAN WHOSE WAYS ARE MYSTERIOUS.
TIE New York Tribune of yesterday said -
Frederick IL. Snyder appears in the New York City
Directory as lawyer, having an Office at No. 19S
Broadway. On uIre door OF room 10, No. 1913 Broad
way, his name appears, with other names, as NO
tary public' He was apparently us.le known
there, ana not as lawyer. In the Jersey City
directory the word "preSldent" appears after his
name. He has house In Magnolia avenue Hud-
son City. a suburb Of Jersey City In the neigh
borhood, though his family have lived there for
years. noone seemed to know Mr. Snylers busi-
ness. servant that lived at his house for severl,
months said he was a ''min.ster," though
he was home very little.
Mr. Snyder, however, is we'll known to the pub
lie officers OF Jersey City. One OF them said last
night that he was neither a lawyer, notary public,
nor Il president, but one of the persons who ire
Quent legislative halls as 'prOmoterS' OF legfSla-
tiOn He spends most OF his time in Washington
during the sessions OF Congress, and has been en-
poyed by torpedo company. He is an active
politician during election times. Police Justice
Peloubet, Of Jersey City, said that he knew Snyder
well. but "toud not tell really what his business
Is" Chief OF Police Murphy said he thought Sny-
der was once employed in the secret service bu-
reau, and that he was stalWart.
A reporter of the Tribune called at Mr.. Snvder's
house last night. but his Wife, who is spoken OF as
a very eStmable lady, said her husband was in
Washington. where he had been most OF the win
ter. She expressed great regret that he had got
'miXed up in the tiuiteau trial" by finding the
per referred to- She Said her husband was
very much interested In having Guiteau punished
but since he had been in Washington he had be-
come convinced that the man was insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

INDIAN PROTEST AGAINST THE PROPOSED TEXAS
GRAB.-A bill has been introduced in the House to
annex to the state OF Texas slice from the south
west portion of the Indian Territory. about euua
In area to the state of Delaware Against this
proposal the delegates o the five tribes yesterday
1ney claim not only that the Land in question was
set apart fof lndi IN settlement but that its loss
would destroy the symmetry of The Indian Terri
tOry.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
First engagement in Washington sincs his brilliant
essOn at Drury Lane. London Epgiani. of the Emi
pent TragediaD,
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Imported by the most powerful company organ
lied. under the management OF
WILLIAM NJ. C0NNOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Interna1 reve
nue., 500, 1885, 0S; customs, 500, A45.

WITNESSES IN THE STAR ROUTE CAsEs.-L. n.
Decker and A. s. Dunbar were before the grand
jury to-day In the star route cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE P0WHATAN, now at Norfolk, was to-day or
dered to leave there as soon she is ready for an
extended cruise in the West Indies and Wind
ward Islands. She. viii also touch at SANTANA.
and go along the coast OF Venezuela. As thpr; is
good deal OF smallpox at Norfolk, she Will get
away from there as soon as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE PUBIIC DEBT STATEMENT issued to-day shows
reduction for the month OF January OF s12, ,97s,-
si635; decrease since June Goth last ssS, ,OS5, ,93
cash In the Treasury, S246 025 46S 39 gold certif-
Gates outstanding, S5,1SS120 silver certificates
outstanding SIS GO; refunding certificates out
standing 1853 100: certificates Of deposit outstand-
ing. Sl1, 100000: legal tenders outstanding. s34G-
bS1.O16 fractional currency outstanding. 81 OG9
493 o.; debt less cash i'll the Treasury, 81, 49,
$50 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

TIE MESSENGERS AND LABORERS OF the Treasury
department are signing petition to Congress for
the restoration OF their pay, which was reduced
by act OF Congress-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

THE LARGE DISCHARGE in minent In the census
Office, which Will reach nearly five hundred en-
ployes, VIII prove an especial hardship, for the
reason that very few. If any, OF the unfortunate
can find places elsewhere in the Interior Every
bureau OF that department Secretary kirkwOod
says. Is now carrying all the force the apprOpra-
tiOnS will allow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been sued to Alfred
$. Robinson, OF Wilmington. Delaware, ana I!el n
May Bennett OF this city: Robert f. johnson ana
Emma Jane Tenney: Jos. Tanning and Maggie c.
Armour: Elijah Cleveland and Hattie c. Sweeney,
both OF Fairfax county, Va; Andrew f. Ball OF
Fairfax county, Va, and Mamie E. Reed, OF this
city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23
STEAMBOAT NEWS.
uAvERLEY's COMEDY co.
Harry Linden l.. +. Howard.
+, p Jordan,

SHndry SIuibS Scraped up From the
LeVee.
The Katie stockdale passed up Saturday
morning.
The Hudson passed up last evening several
hours late.
The Sidney left for Cincinnati Saturday
afternoon with good trip.
Capt CoulsOn announces the steamer Car.
rier for st. Louis on Wednesday.
Thomas J. Ball has purchased Can't, ]. G,
MorriS's interest in the G. Y. Lucas.
The river at this point is still falling, The
marks last evening indicated II feet inches,
The steamer Pres Ellison has left the
SteubenvillO and Liverpool trade and gone to
enter trade on the Kanawha river.
The Andes Is due tonight from Cincinnati,
Capt Muhleman'sS stern wheeler is well
known along the Ohio as one of the best
boats travelling.
The Wyoming, en- route from St. Louis to
Pittsburgh, passed Marietta ut II A, ~, YES.
terday and this point last evening Captain
Coulson is the agent.
The Sciota did not appear Saturday, but a
dispatch was received saying that Mondays
trip would be made all right. She was de.
tanned by broken pump.
CAIRO, January 22.-River 4G feet Q inches
and rising. Weather clear Thermometer 80.
PITTSBURGH, January 22.-River 10 feet !
inches aud rising. Weather cold and snowy.
ST. Louis, January 22.-Weather clear and
cold. Mercury several degrees below freezing
point,
CINCINNATI, January 22.--River forty.three
feet eight inches and falling. Weather clear,
Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, January 22.-weather clear
and cold, with heavy north and north.
west wind from midnight till morning. Mer.
curry 230 to SO. River SO feet inches and
stationary,
LOUISVILLE, January 22-River rising
slowly this evening, with 81 feet in the canal
and 10 feetin the chute on the falls. Busi.
ness good; Weather clear and cool. Arr.
ati,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23
NEIeHnoRHooD NEWS.


hAhLA4Aks
Charley and DOT Husbands are both sick
With fever.
Ida, daughter Of James Cook, died Of
dlphtheria Saturday.
John Jones has been unable to be at bis
place at Dubois and McCoy's for some weeks
past, on account Of sickness,
4 fight occurred in prominent part OF
Belmont street Saturday evening, but no one
appeared to modest the sport.
Burglars made their way into the grocery OF
y. =: Jennings Friday night by back door,
but they were frightened away before taking
anything, as far as noticed.
The Goblet Works will soon begin q build
lngon Union street, In the upper story OF
when VIII be tue compAny's office, while the
INST moor VIII be store room for rent.
Word was received Saturday by Mr.. Chas,
baltzell Of the death Of bis brother.in.law,
Mr.. Charles Hersey, in Florida. Mr.. HerSey
was long mailer at the Bellaire works and
one oil the large stockholders
The annual concert Of the Disciples church
has been changed from Friday to Saturday
evening, January 2Sth. A programme oiu
usual variety has been prepared. A full
honsc and an entertaining performance may
be expected.
The Council, for fear that figures will have
q lie put into their months are going slow
about adopting u system Of oil lamps for the
streets. We hear asuggestion that d bargain
De maue with the gas company TO pay the
S2O per post with n deduction Of q certain
amount for every night the gus Is so poor us
TO give no light I'll plan would have made
2 small Dill for gas In the past year, certain
The Union Window Glass Works has de.
clared its first cash dividend-six per cent for
six months. The old Board has been re.
elected, with the exception Of one member
as follows: W. G. Stewart, President; II.
koemsr, Vice President; c. c. Kelly, Score,
tnry; ThoS WCtherald, John SchiCk, Richard
Farley ]. W. Yost, r. ], Riley AVID c. G.
Crafty. DR.. satterthwait, whose place Is
filled by r. ]. Riley, retires because he in.
tends to go to Dakota soon.
Just as the case Of smallpox in the First
ward was declared to be gone and no further
c0htaglon 10 be feared from that patient, an.
other man living In the sume neighborhoOd
is reported attacked with the same disease,
II may not be Il case OF smallpox, or 1t NAV
be as mild case as the first one, But unless
Bellaire Is more careful wewil suddenly find
the disease ravagng among us like It is In
hundreds OF other towns. We have hourly
communication with Pittsburgh, but no care
is taken, as at Wheeling, to see that no one
affected with symptoms Of smallpox comes
among us. The School Board has made
strict rules about vaccination, and yet in
one, or maybe more rooms the teacher has
not even asked the pupils whether they arc
yaccinatedi and one teacher sets the example
OF refusing to have anything to do with vac,
cination Then il our people have to desert
their homes for safety u citizens meeting
the blame will fall on the newspapers thai
told on u.s."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23

New YonE, January 2l.-The time limit.
ed by the Comptroller OF the Currency for
payment by stockholders OF the broken
Mechanics Bank, Of New York, OF the 100
per cent assessments on the amounts Of
stock held by them, expired Yesterday,
About 100000 Of the 100000 due under
the assessment has been received by
Receiver Frelinghuysen, and he proposes
now to commence suit against the delin,
quents. The depositors have not all con.
scented us yet to the Directors proposition
to pay them seventy.tive per cent and re.
vive the bank. They have until February
LIST to accept or decline, and it is said that
time will be extended beyond that date
Receiver Frelinghuysen saws that II the
proposition should not be accepted, he will
not probably realize from the banks assets
more than enough to pay ffty.fve per cent
OF the amount due.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23
INSURANCE RATES.


Result OF the Recent Formation of nj
Underwriters Combination.
Recently some talk has been heard OF in
creased rates of insurance premiums, which
were alleged to have grown out OF the recon
formation of an association Of all the insur.
ance companies and agencies in the city fol
their mutual benefit and protection. In 0
conversation Saturday with Mr.. f. Riester
Secretary OF the German Insurance Com.
pany and agent for several foreign organiza
tons, reporter asked him if these reports
were correct
"Well," said Mr.. Riester, "in general
way the reports arc perhaps correct. We
have made some changes in rates, and sup.
pose there is slight average increase"
Does this result from the formation of
the association of local insurance men p
"Hes: we have formed Local Board OF
Fire Underwriters, to cqualize rates and put
all organizations on an even footing, You
see, rates have been pretty low. some COM
pAnics having cut figures down to ruinous
extent. To counteract this evil, the matter
OF rates has been given into control of the
Board. Now man can take his choice OF
companies without regard to rates, Us all
charge the same"
"llow are rates on rolling lnills?"
There is somewhat OF nn increase, run.
ming from five to ten per cent. You see,
each mills rate is individually assessed, &c.
Cording to the value and nature OF its build
ings and the liability OF destruction from
fire. i you will recall the number Of roll.
ing mill fires that We have had hereabouts In
the past ten years, you will readily believe
that rates have been too low to come out
even, let alone make any money"
How are glass houses?'
'They were increased, too, about as much
us iron works"
Planning mills?'
''Tbey were generally let alone. Those
rates were pretty generally high before. Some
companies refuse to take such risks at ALL"
Are dwelling houses affected"
mot much, In few isolated cases rates
were changed, but generally they stand as
they were"
What about stores ?"
They were sometimes raised and some.
times lowered, but generally remain un-
changed. II a grocery or dry goods store or
any business enterprise is established whore
there was similar one before, the rates re.
main unchanged. II such a business is
opened in room not formerly occupied by
the same sort Of an establishment, the agent
or company which receives the application
for insurance reports It to the rate committee
OF the Board. The committee fixes rate and
reports II TO the Board, and II approved it
stands. That is our mode OF operating"
And the reporter thanked Mr.. Reister and
withdrew. No doubt the manner of working
the insurance business now will be as new
and interesting to the public US 1t was 10 the
reporter.