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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-18

Know ALL MEN BIZ THESE PRESENTS, That
the NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASS0-
CITATION of New Orleans, La do hereby
authorize any and all agents that said Com
pany has, or NAV hereafter he We or appoint
in the State of Mississippi, for or on behalf
of said Company, to accept and aeknowl-
edge service of all prsc So, whether mesne
or final. in any action or proceeding against
sal i Company in any of the Courts of said
State of Mississippi; and it is hereby ad
mitted and agreed thai such service of the
process aforesaid shall be taken and held
10 be valid aud sufficient in that behalf, the
same as If served upon said Company ac-
cording 10 the laws and practice of said
State, or any other State; and all claims
or right of error by reason of the manner
of ouch service, is hereby expressly waived
and relinquished.
Witness our hands and the seal of said
Company, this Slst day of January, A. d.,
1885
- G. LANAUX, President,
LEON SERE, Secretary.
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OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,

cksoS Miss, Marsh9 J.. ISIS
N. y, day ed in
Given under my hand and seal office this the I'd day
GWIN, di.or Account
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Preside and of
INSURANCE y
o
the of
of
which the mOrd and of
Insurance Company.
STEPHEN CROWELI. Presien
cretary
u o A.
FRANCIS P BURKE. Public,
York.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
I, q. LaxAUx, 2 esident, and l. LEON
SIRE. Secretary of TIE NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, of New
Orleans, Louisiana, being duly sworn. dc
pose and say that the foregoing is full,
true and correct statement of the affairs
Of the said Company; that the said In ur
ance Company is the bona fie owner Of at
least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars of actual cash capital invested in
stocks of at least par value, or in bonds or
mortgages of real estate worth double the
amount for which the same is mor,gaged,
and tina, they are the above described off,
GERS Of said Insurance Company.
49, 6. LANAUX, President.
LEON SERE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
Slst day of January, A. D., 1885.
NJ. C. SONIAT, Con'r for Miss.
(Residing in New Orleans, La, Office 81
Carondclet ST.
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Gem Fire Company No. ? has pub
lshed revised Consultation for the govern
ment Of its members. This little coce Is
very complete, and is creditable to the COM
mittee charged with its compilation. In
the printing and binding, THE CLARION
Office has underworld to do its part of the
work creditably The book includes roll
of the officers and members, the names OF
Foremen since organization, and a memorial
page giving the names OF twenty three
members wko have died, and the date OF
death.
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-Mrs NJ. S. Wells, of Indiana, one of
the Presidents of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, lectured in the hall OF
House of Representatives last Monday
night, aud was followed by Col. Nugent in
some earnest remarks in favor of prohibi-
ton and the temperance cause generally.
A Woman's Temperance Union was or
ganized yesterday afternoon, but we have
not been informed of the details. Mrs.
Wells is a native OF Virginia, and is a lady
Of pleasant aud foreible address.
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The first installmept of certificates
issued by Green's Bank in settlement with
creditors, was due on Monday last, and was
promptly paid indeed large number of
certificates were cashed during several days
preceding. The general confidence in the
integrity as well as in the ability of the
Bank to meet its obligations, has thus been
most satisfactorily demonstrated. Quite a
number Of the creditors at once re-deposited
the amounts paid them.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
TEMPORARY RELIEF FROM 7HE HEAT

cool. BREEZEs Bang NEW vIGoR-FEwER CASES
OF sUSsTKoRE THAN USUAL
A breeze that contained the elements OF
vgor and life rushing out OF the northwest sa'ur
day night and brought with II peace rest aud comfort
to suffering humanity. Hot periods In this section
usually last three days but the late visitation only ex
tended over two days aud could be found yester
day who shed any over its early departure Ihc
mercury at Hudnuts out by the long march II
had taken Thursday, aud took advantage OF the
hcetng hot TO enjoy amuch-neoded rest Between
the hours of aud III. II slept quietly at station
IL and although the sun knocking mpaticntly at
the door 1t would not awaken ~ the usuai hpui' ah
after its were open 1t took II so long 10 drs ha
at a. m 1t had only reached station .S. US ouFh"y h
upward WAS exceedingly slow during the morning but
after IL .ecmed to grow merry ana danced aonS
rapidly until $50 T. NJ when ~ toncnsa 'it.y az az 80
tion 90 and then started quickly on Its hoe"aru Jour
ney. 49, -. ..,,., -, ,ar
long and blew away the tlre1 anxious. e1haustsn & eA
sion that has been noticeable on the ares oi tue
perspiring people since the hot wave struck New ok
it was in the direct rays OF tho sun but before inc
heat had "a chance to exercise It's bllstering
@e9' and was asrld pchss s1arap sP only he eSse Of
the cool wave touched at New-York and the probable
rars and that today the hot wave win and
renew the acquaintance that was So suddenly inter-
Every onc unless halt lame. blind SICK got ont
of doors ana sought the green fields up the usOn and
sound or the white shining shore. and the eKcur
sion boats everywhere were more thab crO"ueu Ih"9v
who had the INCLINATION or the money To gct out Oh
the CITY 0cked to the Parks which late IN the afternoon
became so crowded that there was hardly enough fresh
air to 20 round. AZ the hospitals tne
change in the weather wa, especially
welcome, as they are All overcrowded nov. nov.
It IL remarked by the attending physicians at lhe hospi,
tails that of sunsrosc and deaths on Friday ana
Saturday were wonderfully small IN comparison WIN
preyon. year. IL was common former tunes on the
second day Of a hot pcrod To have from ten TO twenty
calls to almost every hospital for anbu.nces 70 pch UP
those overcone by the heat while tins time there Were
several hospitals that did not have CALL ana the oherS
only went out from onc 70 I'VE times ON IN, erfnr @
This state OF affairs said 10 be due To the better care
thar poor people taking OF their hcalih ana 10 the
DECREASE in the II 50 OF simualts during exceptions"
day People are becoming educated 10 the dangers th
may follow stimulation when the thermometer Is SAILING
in the nincte aud the result especially appers IN the
decrease OF OF insoaton Only two csses ol pros
trntion by the heat reported by The ponce, anu
neither OF them resulted fntaily
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

" 1t has never been told" said Judge ASH
burn (who married Grants cousn that General GRAFT
might have gone through the War In humble
capacity. When the rebellion opened he poor and
had given up farming to clerk In his fathers
Galena, ILL., lie TO Bethcl, Ohio to OF his
cousins to urge him to go In partnership to supply
bread for Camp Dennson. The cousin did
engage in business with him, and the matter fell
through
"At this time he hardly know what to do, and whiIc
here received dispatch from Governor Yates askin
him to take charge OF State instruction camp. He
thought 10 and hesated He had been ont of the
service for number OF and not certain NJ his
ability to drill recruits. lie got big pine board and
q lot Of objects for dummy soldiers aud commenced sp
plying military rules TO II he coud form company.
" He set up his men and again. but he gave
up In despair. He could do IT, He had forgotten hts
former power aud could accept the position offered
by Governor Yates But he went to Illinois visited tho
camp, the actual in notion and like fash HE
old lessons back min aud he accepted" IL Is for
the reader to speculate General Grants hal
he became c0mmlssary at Camp Dennis0n or had he
decline the offer OF Governor Dick Yates.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
DEMOCRATIC EAGERNLSS IN VIRGINIA.
rBY TELEGRAPH To ras TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-In no part OF the
Union the Democrats more hungry and thirsty tha
in Virginia. A short time ago Democrat hamed
woodson was appointed postmaster at Dover Mines
Goochland County Tho term OF the Incumbent fos'
master Taylor had expired, nor had he received any
notice OF removal when Woodson appeared ana de-
manded possession Of the Office Taylor declined 10 20
out Immediately. giving his reasons that he had re-
ceiyod no official notice Of his removal aud that ne
pected to receive blanks from the Post Ohce Depart
ment upon which 10 make an inventory OF the pnonc
property In his possession WOodson hcreupon hastened
10 Richmond and laid his complaint before the Demo
issued for tho arrest OF Taylor In the warrant he II,
charged with "unlawfully keeping post oce nj Dover
Mines, GoOchand County. Va: uplawfnly fetiiuIns.
and 0bsirncting the mail OF the United states, ana u-
lawfully taking letters from the post oice al Dover
Mines"
Taylor was arrested on Friday. taken 10 Hlchmonu
ana his ease to the Grand Jury, which VIII ""
called on September IG He was admitted 10 hail In the
sum OF $500 and william Cox. n coorcd mnn became
his The Dover Mines postmastershlp is WORM
about S7j q year to the incumbent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Post Duce Notice.

Latter, for Europe nesi nJs D sps iy directed fos lis
patcn Ly any psrcuar orisr I, s,sle, sy, &
livery az s.lIllJ is all frias Autiu, AAu, az, Toe
warled by the fisless vessels ayu.l,i:.
Fvteign lIals the week onii1g j ly - wnI chso
(YgosrILi Ia All clsssI at this once - t,ovs
TuLSDAy-At 10 Tor Central America and the Soutd
g. Co.ol. Aspinwail ticters lor
Mexico muse 30 directed per Colon d at 1880 y.
Honduras AID LivnJst,n per s. wanderer. VA New
Orleans
WEpNEsDAT-At 1880 a. m for Europspe e. s. Elder.
Via southampton and Bremen al l:JJ ~. .of france
direct. per T. AnefIus wa Havre lIeitefs iuss W
directed per AncIique ,.
THUksDAY-Atl1 N. Tor Earope. Der q s. Adriatic via
OueenstoSn Qetters foi ffap oertlhny, etc, hiuss
and Hamburg (etters for Great rian and other -
ropean ccirtres nass be directed " per iessins at
d. a. for Bermuda, per s. UrlnocO at 80 y. N. sof
CuDs and Porto aico VIA liavana; aia f)r CaIleeae
ChiaDas Tabasco ana Ypcatan Mexico. perS Iaguiee
Qeters otner otatos must DC directed
Capuerb
FRIDAl-M a m. for ST. Pierre Miqueon via Haliiax; I;
az 1880 D. Jamaica. savanills. eio, psf Atss:
at ,;3U D. rruxlio aud HuataA. per - Oterl.
via New.Oroaas
sATURpAY-At 2:30 q. NJ. for Europe. per g. AuranA
yf enstvwn at % u IN. for Jamaica. per - NertunA-
VIA Guecrstown al 1890 Tor Scotland dree pee
furnessia, wa GLASGOW llettsrs must be Dire.
psr e. s. salatoxa wa havana at : D. M foi belgium
direct per thynand, VIA Antwerp ietteIs must 20
Srecs' pers iseraai via Roitenau, tisstss mast %
directed per Leerdam"I.
Mails for China and japan. per g. Arabic (ya San
Ans,raa New scaana saaaw,sa ami XII isaai psr M
Australia WA san Francisco close her, JAY s!S
AZ D. NJ COR on arrival &C Sswi iorH OF Britaahis
.rhe schcans Of closing Trans Pacific mails arsalr,i on
San Francisco Mails tao arrivihg as
the day VI sailng VI steAnAA arj die
ps'e"ea thence 'Ho 'Ay KENsY O. PEARSON rossnasssr
Post onoA Asv.iWk NJ Ss July H. lSeA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THE RroroUs KINGS COUNTY PRISONERS.

The mutinOus spirit among the thousand
couycts I'm the Kings County Pcnitentiary, ON Crow
HILL brooklyn, which broke out ON Friday In "A demand
for hash TO be added their breakfast fare Is by no
means quelled. The customary sunday quiet In the
prison was broken by noisy cries OF the prisoners IN
their cells Yesterday which they hal kept up ON Friday
and Saturday evenings. They unite In shouting Ia
choru, after the manner Of the 7th Regiment cres
Hash hash we won't work without hash,' ana
keen ND the noise until the din Is deafenng.
warden Green has had charge of the prison he has
abolished the use OF the lasn and the only punishment
has Leen the dark cell aud diet OF bread and water.
t All lie dark cells filed with the leaders In tho
strike OF Friday and no other punishment can be IN
nicted upDn others than To Keep them IN their ces
and Give them diet of bread and water AS they are
NOT biucd TO work when locked W., II would seem tnat
ihev are rying TO syade their daily tasks by the noise
they make 1he county Is under contract win the bay
staie shoe aud Leather Company to FURNISH GER.
,ain number OF men TO work In the tnOe
sbons and the men know mat thc
Wsrlcn will have 10 put them TO work In view OF pos
a troube this morning when the convicts arc SCI nt
ork Warden Green conferred with the brooklyn police
"ssterd,v aud fifty policemen. armed wth fevolVers
uJ ciubs will bs the Penitenary nj o30 u M 10 a
The keepers In suppre-sng any possible outbreak i.
seems already II the mild policy under the present
OF prison had failed anu hat the barsh
n,ethls OF the past will have 70 be again resorted 10.
1ne OF the dificultes that Warden Green has ha t9
lor with mas been the fact that the appointment hhu
discharge OF keepers Is not Ia his hahds' ou' 10 'on
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

Blaine and the Republican party was this law. !, Is 1
law which fact prohibits the Of farmer and me
chanc from holding Government positon as ths
The hardy sons Of toll entirely cut of from Office
This find to be general feeling throughout the entro
country. IL caused many ayoung man 10 remain Pass,
In last fas election who had heretofore been goo
for one to three Democratic votes Pendleton
the bill for the express purpose OF destroying the
lcan party 1t defeated us In the last election ana
persisted In party policy, will give the Democrats
difacat Nothing but the terrible effects
of the Democratic policy, which has prosraed an the
cointry driven laborsrs to the verge OF
starvation, thrown thousands out of employment even
denying them bread could enable us to regain power
while all young ara virtually smut out irom
ocehodipg and few worthless political drones ho'd
fat Offices for life ut their expense . 49,
" What your views on party orgsnlZttonE'
hope that the State Convention Will be composed OF
very able and that the fools will take BACK seats
that the formation OF the State Committee hVe or
know something OF politics and have brains enough 70 70
conduct a canvass that the district members Will
be selected from among the best political managers IN
the stae Polite, business s.re whiG@ Drudemcs ,e
or Manufacturing business. Discipline and united action
necessary to success. The militia rarely ever peat
the disciplined regulars In the respective districts Oh
the state the ablest should be seected for senators
and Legislators and the corrupt and contemPuos re- re-
formers who often venal and dishonest snoua oe
kept AZ home" - -,
+" What about the city government issues T.
" II seems that In NewY0rk and Brooklyn We nht 9
reached the lowest depths OF dishonesty rue aPpo ,
the worst that have ever bcen haoc ~ 'n"
respective cities. Debt Is png up MOUNTAINS hlsn on on
both cities but hope OF relief for New 10TH
City. All parties must unite aud combine against tie
among ALI interests Of mon OF rreproachabe character
who now and life have ranked hi gh among their fei-
lowmen. and thus begin the cleaning out OF thse
County Democracy from every place ana position o'
var randf l-t
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
CROWDS on the Loy0 BRAycH BEAcn

lEEoM THE HrGUfAn coREEsroSDESr OF TIE TRIBUNE
Long BRANCH, July 19.-Ihe day here has
been cool pleasant aud tho beach was throhg'"
until ulghtal by the hotel gne't. The crowd herc 'o'
day was much larger than at any time thus '1r h' soa
son This afternoon ueary everything In the shape OF
carriage was engaged all OF tho thorougfars were
jammed Tho Iron steamboats, brought down dooo per
sons and the trains from NewYork and Philadelphia
were filed.
The testimonial hop of Myers West End Hotel orchcs'
ira will take place the evening ~ An-nst l.
John f. Stockton. Attorney-Genrral OF New-Jcr'ey'
and his and daughter are stopping at the "es' hn
Hotel
Mr and Mrs. f. H. ~ whiting entertaining
" II Ross and W. H. whiting both OF Ncw-fork.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Dnrand OF Scw-Yerk. and Mrs.
Charles t. Mitchell OF New Haven. are settled Tor 'ho
Rbon stevens OF the piscopni Church. Is guest Of
Mr. aud Mr.. George W. Chds at their oeeA-'e' COY
f. d. Turner New-Yors. who has leased a cottage
ou Elbcronaye for tho sedsOi. has purchased ihge
lot on that tnorou shfaro and will build cottage ths
fail. ,,.-.. ,...- .. =,
the West End Hotel with party ot iricnds. ,.. -,
Edgar ". Johnson. of Cineinnst the Law partner oi
Governor Iloadly. Is here vita his vile
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ellis Phila1sph.a cottaSers NJ
the EIberon have as their gusst Miss Hacker. also OF
Identenant Palmer. OF the United states Army. Is
stopping AT the Hotel Br ghton , ,.a
M and Mrs Charles {. Hslen OF New-iork, ana John
b. Calhoun and family Of Arkansas. are new coefS a'
L.
Ja,pea ~ Queen aud family. Of philadelphia are among
tho prominent guests of Leands OCEAN Hotoi .,...o
Reniamin H. HOswitz and family represent bhltlmoro
soclsty at the Rowland Hotel. go ,
N,Ss Martha f. Leonard and Miss Camilla Leonard of
Newsastle \ Y are visiting Mrs. Barnes of Cottage
No. ?. OF the ElherOn. ,., - n.
ran Penniu yton whitehead. OF Newark. y. j.. Mr.
aud Sir. Joseph &. Smith. Of Ncw-fork arc newly
Registered guests OF the Elberon 49,. q
f. ]. Wesfelt has visitor at his cottlge Norha' =
Walker. f., OF Staten island. A.,
john q 4. Herring. OF Baltimore Is stopping at the
Holly wood Cottages A.. -, .o
Anon tho late conrrs at the United States netel are
NJ and Mrs George II. Kendall and Mr.. aud Mrs. G. H.
Allen OF SewYOrk ..,.
Miss Kate Forsythe tho actress who has apartments
nj the West End attracts largo amount Of attention.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
SOFA LIFE IN NEWPORT

NEWPORT. July 19.-Among the Visiting
eergymen who have occupied pupts to-day were bShop
usrrv C.. Potter OF Now-York; Bishop Thomas NJ
Clark of Rhode Island the Rev. DR.. Kirkins OF Bal'i'
moro; and the Rev. Dr. Huntington, OF New-York Dr.
T. d. Hudson aud family Of York. have arrived ut
the Cratic Cottage; W. H. wills and wife. OF NcwYork'
arc the guests Dr. T. Leroy satterlcc, OF Ncw-fork
There was a serious runaway in Weilington-ave yes
terday afternoon. Two pony carts owned by W. i.
Wtehouse OF Chicago ran into each other, tho ponies
bcne aggravated to runaway by flies. Tho carts were
demolished aud the occupants thrown out. but not seF
ously hurt. - . -, 80, nj
dov Mrssr- W. X Thorn. jr., aud j. L. krrnochsn won
fonr games against three, scored by Messrs. H. H. Bel
mont and o. ". Bird. ~,
Cottage entertainments given yesterday by Coy
ornnr WctlnOro, Mrs. j. T. KcrnOchan w. W Astor &.
n Ecach the Misses Caldwell and Mrs. +. III. Rankin
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
DIED.
BARLOW-On

BARLow-On Iuly 10 Ethel May infant daughter OF Fred
ranersi from residence Of her parents 2J7 Kca2s. Brook
lyn Inesiy, July u. at 2dcio;k.
BEAcHAM suddelly. a, ca1aan -Four Corners " Y. Juy
u. 1881 Mary II. Dovey. wife Of Josegh w iseacham
residence 2sy cermontaye, Brooklyn, fuesiay evening
Pha pha papers please copy.
cLARK-Entered into ret on sabbath July io samuel a
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CHATILLDN-On THURSDAY afternoon July l6. MARI ".
wife Of John obation and eldest daughter o. tho ate
viii place from her late residence 2y wen
+5thst Mondy llns July 20 at halt past ociocs.
mass Of rclnim win BE- offered az 10 o'clock.
1t is kindly requested that no lowers DE sent
GRINDAiin Brooklyn. July 0 1885. Ten Brock Whit
new infant ofs. Aagdalsna ani Herbert W. Grndal
Fuseral at III washin ton-st. Brooklyn Tuesday at
O'Clock.
Robert Derby aged year AMI Il days only child OF Joseph
S rvices az IA West llJth-st Moalay July 90 4pm.
LEXow-At Nyack-oniIudson July 10 1888, Warren Fer
rs infant son Of Clarence and Katharine ". Lex0w.
LOT NsBERY AT Sing Sing July ls Carrie r. Lounsbery.
dasghtsr o. The as r., ssy say asansee nr
Arm trons Eiis.paee. Sing Sing, N.Y, Monday. july
McKI >NEY-t Elizabeth j. Friday 18th Clara
J daughter OF the ANDREW and Roberta Mckinney,
Fnnera will be held her residence No. AS
south oadst Eli aeth, N j., at 1880 O'Clock on Mon
friends taSTy can saSs q: 1910
Boston aud Hartford papers please co2y.
PRIMEAt the Equinox House, Manchester w. saturday
Is 1885, the samuel Ireltus Prime ID. ID, senior
Etor OF The NewYork Observer IN the s3a year of bis
Funeral services Wednesday July % at II o'clock
at the West Presbyterian Church tne Rev Dr. JOhn X
PaxtoR's, West t2a ST., Lear Jth-ave
sYMs-Iua Ice syms. wife OF w J. syms, July 10.
Notice oil funeral hereafter.
WILSON saturday. July ls Eliza wicoS Of the late A. d.
Wilson. VI. ID.
Relatives and friends to attend the funeral from
residence, 3lj West 3lsis Tuesday. at 10
IN.
zABRIsKIE-on Frld,y July H. in the gsth year
Maire vile OF Chris.l LaDfisks. 1r
The will take place az ST. .natius Churcl % WeH
4Utb.st Monday morning. July 20 at halfpast H.
Kindly omit lowers