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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
Another Coupon Case.

by lCleRTdpH W tnt blsI'dtCH'l
BALTIMORE, May 26.-Judge Bond, OF
the United States Circuit Court, to-day at
Chambers, heard the argument in the case
OF Peasants. citizen OF Richmond, against
Greenhow, city treasurer. Peasants hay
ing rendered coupons for taxes amounting
to S3G. %, and being refused and threatened
with levy and sale OF his property, files n
bill for Injunction, alleging that he is about
to be deprived of his rights secured to him
bv the Constitution Of the United States.
This involves the question of the iurisdic-
ton OF the Circuit Court to entertain a
case where the amount involved is less than
$500, and also the question whether the
right is secured by the Constitution OF the
United States. Judge Bond reserved his
decision. Ex-Governor ID. IL. Chamber
lain and Mr.. William l.. Royal, Of New
York, appeared for Peasants.
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a Question of Veracity Between Gen
erai Grant and President Fisk.
IBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, May 2G.-ReporterS have
been unable to get any authorized state
ment from General Grant or from his coun-
sci, Clarence Seward, to whom he refers in
the matter re Sarding the allegations made by
President Fisk, of the Marine Bank, that
he had letters from General Grant
assuring him that the Government con-
tracts OF Grant & Ward were genuine.
Interviews with friends OF General Grant
indicate very clearly, however, that they
are convinced he will show in day or two
that Fisk's statements are entirely false, or
that they so misrepresent and distort ac-
tual facts as to be worthless. This evening
Fisk was shown statement published in
one Of the evening papers purpOrting
to be denial Of General Grant concerning
the authorship OF letters which Fisk said
the General had written him. Fisk said
that he did not believe Grant had denied
having written the letters in question, as
he Fisk) now had them in his possession.
He would, however, refuse for the present
to make them public except as to their
genuine scope, which he had already dis
closed.
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CITY ENGINEER's OryicE,l
RICHMOND, VA. Nav 20, 1854. !
NOTICE TO BRICKMASONS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office uA'l
FRIDAY, MAY BOTH,
at @ O'Clock Z. NJ, for the CONSTRUCTION OF
! ;he following SEWERS:
/ Bely;dere street from Canal to Beverly and
Beverly from Belvidere street TO half way between
Laurel and Pine strects-20 by 80 and 16 by "a
| inches, egg shape.
! Holly street from Laurel 20 half way between
Pine and Belyldere strcets-l6 by "a inIhes, egg
| shape.
| Floyd street from point east OF Beech street to
. point a little west of Beech stroet--l6 by "a
Inches, egg shape.
Broad streef between Delviderc and Laure I
sireets-l6 by "a inches, egg shape with street
| basnsl.
| Oak street from Moore street to BacOns Quarter
! branch-20 by 80 inches, egg shape.
Catherine street between Henry and Gilmer
streets-l6 by "a inches, egg shape.
Ravine north Of Leigh street, crossing Seventh
street-6 feet. circular.
Potter street, crossing Seventeenth Streets feet
circular.
Washington street west of railroads.&c.. by 80
inches, egg shape.
| Twenty-sixth street between Clay AID Leigh
siroets-l6 by "a inches, egg shape.
| Ninth street south of overton street-16 by "a
inches, egg shape.
Inlet at the northeast corner Of Canal and Adams
streets.
Inlet at the northwest corner of Broad and Lau-
| rel streets.
| Inlet at the northwest corner of Franklin and
Henry streets.
Inlet at the northeast corner of Canal and Sixth
streets.
| Specifications can DC seen by APPLYING at this
Office.
| The Committee on streets reserves the right To
reject any or all proposals offered, and to give
the contract separately for each portion of The
work. W. +. CUTSHAW.
| my 23-dtd City Engineer.
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Arrest Of James ID. Fisk.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, May 26.--JameS d. Fisk. late
president OF the Marine National Bank.
was arrested last night on warrant issued
by United States Commissioner Shields.
Fisk was arrested at the Mystic flats.
where, it is said, he has been concealng
himself. The warrant YVES upon an
affidavit made by National-Bank Examiner
Serbia, who deposed that, after a careful
examination Of the books OF the Marine
National Bank, Fisk had misapproDriatcd
funds belonging to the bank 70 the amount
OF S1,l4l,000. This was done between
March and May 6, 1884.
Shortly before / O'Clock James ID. Fisk
was brought TO the Marsha,'s Office, where
a short consultation took place. From
there he was conducted TO the United
States Commissioners office. accompanied
by his CONSUL. Fisk seemed entirely self
possessed.
Commissioner Shields said to the pris-
Oner: 'Mr. Fisk, you are charged with a
violation OF the United States law in will
fully misapplying for your own use cer-
tain moneys belonging TO the United States
Bank. This is criminal charge. Do YOU
appear by counsel?" Fisk pointed to his
counsel, who said: eve plead not
guilty." and then asked District Attorney
Root what bail he wanted. Root replied
that the Lawrence case was the nearest
case to this. and in that the District Bttor-
ney asked for $4,000. Root would ask for
the same amount. FIsk's counsel said that
his client had made over every dollar that
he had for the benefit OF the bank. Every
body knew that he had not personally prof
tied by ony Of the money he was charged
with misapprOpriating. Counsel thought
that $4,000 or $4,000 would be ample Sc
curity Commissioner Shields said he was
acquainted with the facts in the case, and
he would fix the bail at $4,000 There
upon the prisoner was taken to the Marshall
Office where he remained until bondsmen
qualified.
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A Misrepresentation Causes Run OH
n Haulx.

fBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.T
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May ga Nor
walk paper published Friday lengthy
article relative to long and steady run
on one OF the oldest banks in that town,
which was intended as a ioke-the article
referring to a grave bank in the village.
The article was headed: "a Norwalk
Bank in Trouble" Scores OF excited de-
positors who read the article, or heard
about it, rushed TO the Norwalk Savings
Bank, the oldest in the vicinity, and drew
their deposits. The run continued during
the day, and between $4,000 and 100000
was taken out before the character OF the
article became generally known.
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Serious Floods I'm Spain.

by cable to the DisDaich.1
MADRID, May 26.-Floods in the south
eastern provinces, about Muria and Ali
cante. are growing alarming. Whole
towns have been cut of, and the crops over
large extent Of country have been COM
pletely destroyed. Many families have
been rendered homeless. Gendarmes and
sailors are conveying provisions to the
destitute and making every effort to rescue
such OF the inhabitants ms are in danger.
The inundation exceeds that OF 1879.
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Baseball Yesterday.

fBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
Trenton: Wilmingtons, 4; Trenton 6.
Cleveland: Clevelands, .; Detroits, 0.
Buffalo: Buffalos, 4; Chicagos, 0.
Altoona AltoonaS, 6; Nationals. 3.
Allentown, Pa: Allentowns, 10; Viz
ginias, 7.
Batlmore Baltimores, II; Cincinnatis,
3.
philadelphia: Athletics, II; Toledos, 8.
Philadelphia. 4: Boston, 10.
Newark, n. j.: DOmestics, 10; Harris
burgS. 10.
Pittsburgh Rain. no game.
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The Penn Bank Again Closes its
Doors.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.J

lBy Telegraph 10 tue DIspatcH.J
PITTSBURGH, PA, May 26.-The Penn
Bank closed its doors again at II O'Clock
to-day and posted ;he following notice on
the door: "Mr. Riddle. president and
chief executive officer OF this bank, having
become suddenly and seriously i'll and I'M
able to communicate with the Board Of
Directors. it is deemed proper to close the
bank under existing circumstances until
he sufficiently RECEIVERS to be present at an
adjustment OF its affairs. BY order Of
Board"
Officers have been placed in charge who
refuse to permit an audience with any OF
the Board. There is great excitement.
The crash was brought about by the
clearinghouse throwing out checks
amounting t. S265,000. According to the
statement of the directors the bank had
raised 1891 900 to pay liabilities OF $685.
600. 1t is said that there were 100000 in
certified checks out which were not in
cuded in this amount and which had to be
paid. Banks which loaned the suspended
institution funds to tide it over are amply
secured.
The news OF this second suspension
spread rapidly, and created intense excite
ment and surprise, owing TO the fact that
everybody had faith in the ability OF the
bank TO pay all claims against it. The di-
rectors positively refuse to be interviewed.
Large crowds flOcked to the bank. and the
pavement in front OF it was soon filed with
anxious depositors and persons at
tracted through curiosity. President
Riddle appeared in his usual health
at 10 O'Clock this morning, but
bali an hour later it was given out that he
was Frustrated by hemorrhage OF the
lungs. and since then that he has had three
repetitiOns OF the trouble. lie is lying at
the Duqucsne Club-rO0ms unconscious,
and only slight hopes of recovery are en-
tertained. still later it became noised
abroad that his illness was due TO an over
dose OF morphia or chloroform which he
took this morning. Physicians are en-
deavorlng to relieve him of the drug.
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mat ne took 1t for granted that there would
DC no change made this session either in the
Internal revenue or the tariff.
secretary Folger endorses the admins:
traIiVe part OF Mr.. Hewitt's tariff bill.
Tue bill for new Library building,
which passed the Senate, Ia said TO be gain
ing strength in the House.
government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue. s142,T27; customs, s546,042.
- The Senate to-day concurred In the
House amendment extending. the Alabama
Court OF Claims to December 81, 1885.
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Assignment.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, May 26.-Reed & Smith,
cotton. dealers, "a Pearl street, in this city,
have made an assignment 10 Archibald NJ.
Maclay. making preference. The house is
An old and wel-known one in the trade,
and for years has maintained high stand
ing. but Is understood to have become In
yolyed in the AFFAIRS OF James ID. Fisk,
late president OF the Marine Bank.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT CITY GAS WoRKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, May ~, 1854.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED


SATURDAY, THE 3IsT INSTANT,
for furnishing these works with $3.50 FEET
tmore or less) OF TWENTYINCH CAST :
IRON PIPE, and 5000 FEET OF TEN.
INCH CAST-iRON PIPE; SIX CROSSES, l0x
20, and six TEES. 3xt0 The pipes TO be
twelve feet In length ane nve-eighths Of an inch In
thickness. They must be true In sectional form
OF equal thickness through and having smoot
surface externally and intcrnally.l
The metals used In the pipes and fittings shall be
such as will produce clean. sound and strong cast :
ings, easily chpped or drilled, and shall be free
from air-blows, sand holes, 6re-eracks, blisters
and every other imperfection or blemlsh. Al
pipes and fittings In VIII CHI any impcrfectons may
appear or in which sand-hoies or air-hoies have
been plugged up, will be rejected ut once and all
that appear sound will be tested by hydrostatic
pressure of seyenty-hve pounds the square inch
Any pipes that do not stand this test 20 the salts
faction OF the superintendent will be rejected.
The Committee on Light reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids. JOHN II. KNOWLES,
my 25-6t Superintendent.
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| BIG MISTAKE.

u is very serious mistake to suppose Rich
rnond Is croicded ioith mflIiondfres. Folks here,
as class, are compelled to dress gsnteet II not
elegant BY virtue of Guoedtions they Jolloi0.
Then are compelled to do this on limited sdtd-
,ies; hence me great question NTH them Is,
Where can a stylish and serviceGbIe garment Be
had at loo figure? Surely no house Is more
entitled to a favorable dnsicer 10 this query Than
ours.
Erery inch of space in our building has been
called into requfsition to display THIS SEASONS
STOCK. The SUITS are perfect IN erery detail
the TROUSERS superb.
II Ia absolutely necessary for you to see our
stock In order 10 get posted as TO iohdt you ough
TO ,oear. We offer you the gerry best facilities fo'
examining our goods, and shall esteem 1t q
pleasure to shOU them to you.
A. sAKs & CO.,
THE LEADERS OF FASHION
1918 MAIN STREET, af,
oppos,te post-ofuee.
lny 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

MAY 26.-Prices this week ranged rs follows:
Beef CdftIe.-Nery best, 6G6sc.; medium to
good, 5a5ac.; common TO fair, 3GfIc.
&eep.-4G5c., gross.
Ldfabs.-5d6 &C., gross.
There were 06 head of beef cattle, 800 hogs.
anO 1877 sheep and lambs on the market curing
the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
Flood Damages I'm Texas.

fBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l
GALVESTON, May 26.-The NelcS'S Mill
can special reports from Brazos river are
very distressing. There is not alone
destroying of cotton and other crops along
the river, but the taking off OF fences and
sweeping away Of everything within reach
OF the flood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
Tho SLAYER of Iron Heart"

[By telegram To the Dispatch.I
MINNEAPOLIS, May 26.-A special to the
Journal from Miles City says: Jack Nor
ris. the cowboy who shot Iron Heart, the
Cbevenne chief, has surrendered. He
claims that the deed was done In self
defence. The Indians threaten TO take to
The war.patb. Women and children are
Coming In from the ranches In great alarm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
Strikers Succurnb.

GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-The coal-miner'
of western Indiana have been on strike
for nearly three months, owing to the
price OF mining having been reduced &c
IS cents a ton. A meeting OF miners
was held at Brazil to-day, and it was
resolved by small majority to accept the
terms of the owners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
An Editor Cowhides an Alleged Spy.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatcn'I
KEY WEST, FLA, May 90 Senator Es'
trada, editor OF one OF the Cuban papers
here, to-day cowhided man named Paro'
da, who is alleged to be spy OF the Span
ish Consul. The affair caused great excite
ment among the Cubans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFIcE,)
CITY GAS WORKS,
RICHMOND, May 81, 1884.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

i at this Office until IL O'Clock,
SATURDAY, THE Dist INSTANT,
FOR REBUILDING TWELVE BENCHES OF
CLAY RETORTS,
six benches of 6's and six benches Of 6's. The
iyes to be Of the following sizes The two bottom
retorts, I20x2O"x9'; the middle, l4"x22"x9:and
the top one, 14"x26"x9. The skies TO be lax
26"x9'. The arches are already provided and brick
work In bed of arches completed to bed Of msin ue.
The entire work TO be completed on or before the
18th day of August.
The Committee on Light reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids. JOHN H. KNOWLES,
my 22-td superintendent.
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sy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May GO NoOn.-StOcSs flrmer.
Money per cent. per annum. Exchan2e-Lon2,
4s3hd4s4i,; short. 4s4%G4S6h. Governments
weaker. States quiet.
Observation-Disclosures. 4S3. Money, ~ per
cent sub. Treasury balances-Gold, $l28,c12;
currency, Sl0.572. Governments Irregular;
per cents. 1905; 3 per cents, 1904 bid. State
nouls auict,
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The week at the Stock Exchange opened with
decided pressure To sell dividtnd-piying stocks,
neglected. Northwest ind Lackawanna were par
tcularly weak End declined 20, Jersey Central
fell of 21s, Illinois Central II, New York Central
Ia. l. he shore =, Western Union |. Before the
first call Missouri Pacific, Western Union, and
Union Pacific developed strength which checked
the downward movement. Missouri Pacific rose
l, Western Union Il, Union Pacific Ia other active
shares rallied IA ~. subsequently Lackawanna
became very weak, aud dropped to 9OE. This
break had but lii e effect the general list, which
declined only sGg'a. in sympathy. A. ll:3O \. NJ.
Of Lackawauna. Brokers most prominent in de-
pressing this stock In early dealings were after
ward OnspcuOus buyers. the stock rose 10 90, and
other active shares moved up 4M2&, New Jersey
Mail ll Reading 27G, Texas Pacific =, Central Pa
cihc rs, Quincy %, Northwest p. ST. Paul ~.
Louisville and Nashville z, Lake shore 5a'
Rock Island D.. Illinois Central Ia. The
| market continued active and strong until
after l r. NJ, when there was a more quiet feel
| ing and "A reaction Of 4@8 On prices. After the
delivery hour there was rush TO cover, which re-
suited IN a rise I'm prices of l@61 "a compared
with the lowest pOintOf the day. IL was reported
had been tTansferred from " IT. 10 ~ X Van
Vanderbilt. The street accepted this as meaning
| that Vanderbilt sdares would secure better sup
| port In The future. The market closed strong AT
the best prices Of the day. Delaware and Hudson
rose from s9% 10 %, ex. div. Compared with
| Saturdays closing Lackawanna Is 80 higher.
Quincy Al, st. Paul ~. Northwest IL: Northwest
| ferred 81, Pacific Mail |, Reading Is. Union Pa
| clnc 3. Western Union IL, and the remainder OF
the active list sGS. Michigan Central Is lower
The market continues in heavy, oversold cOndi-
ton. Sales, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 26.-Virginia f's. deferred,
8 past-due coupons, 80; do. new s., 52H. Bid
to-day.
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Another Bank Closed.

[BV telegraph 70 VIC D'sp''0!
CHICAGO, May pa dispatch 70 the
.yournaI from Milwaukee says: strong's
Rank, at Green Bay, closed Its doors this
morning.
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Flour.

Flour.-We quote: Fine, S2.5O@S3; sGperGne
s3.25uSf; extra. $4.75MS4.90; family, s5N
1925; Patent family. country. S6@s6.50. Mar
ket very dull.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHLADELPHIA. Nay ,26.-,Cattle In fair de.
good, 6k@7c. medium. 6s@6tc.; common. 81
&c. sheep dull; extra &c. Tower and minor
@6lc. good, 64@ sac; medium. 4s@5c..; COM
mon, 3d4c.; lambs, cooke. Hogs In fair de-
mand; receipts, $500 head; good, S@Sac.; me-
dunn, 7hld7Ac.; c ommOn, 7M7kc.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR sfLru,
~ TO xsHssantx.
NEWPORT'S NEWS, OLD POINT, NORFOLK
AND PORTSMOUTH,
AND ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
UNLYs2TO WASHINGTON, DC.
n ~r-n
SEM,

NEwPORT's NEWS, OLD POINT, NORFOLK
AND PORTSMOUTH,
AND ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
UNLYs2TO WASlllNGTON,D.C
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOE
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, rORIsNOuTIl, AND JAMES
CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR
BALTIMORE, AND 1Ht NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND AT NORFOLK WITH STEAMERS F0R
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
AND At
NEWPOPT's NEWS WITH STEAMER "AC-
COMAC" FOR SMlrHFIELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NoREonL,h,sdd.99oo'} NO LIMIT.
FARE EARE 70 E9V W y HEIP oSoG g. G, a.
FARE BOUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAY-LANnING FARES FROM 25c. TO soc,
MEALS, IS CENTS EACH.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states mail.l
Y. c. GIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
AND SATURDAY
At a. M.,(STREET CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME) for above-named places. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point,
and Newport's News on alternate days. arriving
AZ Richmond at about L. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana al Gar.
bel's Agency. 1000 hsiu street. Baggage checked
through.
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can now be made for MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Dutch Gap
old Point, "Virginia Beach, Ocean View NOR
folk. &C.. at very low rates 10 chnrch societies,
military or other organizations.
FREIGHT.
Freigh. received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point, smtthheld. and Hampton; Washington,
ID. G. Newbern, Washington, ana Tarboro', N. u,
and all points In Eastern North Carolina; also
for Eastern Shore of Virginia, and 1l regular
landings on james river, AZ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
my Oh SuDerintrndent.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NII u Vt'Df "I'EI ~ @D~
OFFERINGS.

WHFT.-Rcd. 500 bushels.
CoRS.-White. Adv bushels. Mixed, 100
bushels.
OATS.-1 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORS.--MixCd. 100 bushels very good 81 65c.
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7.On6.ss1 As
The amount Of unpaid dividends $50 90
". A. BREWER, JR, President;
w. HAXTUN, secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY or NEW YoR

W. \. BHEh ~ JKs, ftciuChts
w. HAXTUN, secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY or NEW YORK
he IL rememberei that on the 18Th day Of Feb
ruary, 1884 at the city aforesaid, before me, the
undersigned, notary public In aud Tor the sal!
city and state. DULY commissioned and qnalined
by The executive authority 10 take acknowledge
ment of deeds &C., 10 be used or recorded therein,
personally appeared W. A. BREWER, Jr- Presi-
dent aud w. UANTUS, Sccre AIRY. OF the WASH
ISCToN LIfR-INsUBAScE COMPANY OF New
York who. being duly sworn, depose and say, and
each for himself says, that they are The above.
the foregoing Is true aud correct statement or
the actual condition OF said organization on the
last day OF ,s nscsl yysr-to wit, The 5ist Day OF
December. iSs3-according 20 the best OF their
knowledge, information. aud belief respectively.
49,, In testimony whereof ] have hereanto
}sEALf set ny hand and affixed my seal on the
TH0aAs TfERNEY.
Notary Public, Kings county, Y. Y.
Certificate fled In New York county.
STATE ov NEW YORK, CITY AND COUNTY on
NEW loRK-ss.:
l. Patrick Keenan,, clerk Of the city and coanty
OF New York, aud also clerk OF The supreme
Court for the said city and county, icing court
OF record, do hereby certify that Thomas Tierney
York certified copy Of his appointment ~ mo-
tary pabiic for the county OF Kings, with his auto
graph signature, and was al The time o. taking
NE annexed opposition GUY sanss.s ~ NE
Handwriting Of said notary public. and verify be-
lieye that the signature 10 the annexed certificate
49,, In testimony whereof I have hsrcsnto
{sKAL{ set my hand and sf1xed the seal Of the
s.,s court ana ffSSKpiyr es Ssn Ss{ o.
THOMAS L. ALyRIEND.
GENERAL AGENT FOR VIRGINIA.
No. l1l7 MAIN STREET,
a6-e RICHMOND VA
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PR0lsspsA L~.
PROPOSALS. FOR i ICE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DKPARrNgNT,l
NO. l2 SOUTH TFNTH STREET. May ~.
PROPOSALS viii DC received at bcsdquartcr
Fire Department until
THURSDAY, MAY GOTH,
for furnishing the several engine and truck
houses Of the Fire Department with ICE during
the summer. Address JOHN ). KING,
my 27.3t Chairman.