Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-21
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays happenings
Told in Brief CONGRATULATIONS at
Police Headquarters.
There were four arrests reported at the
police barracks up to II o'clock last
night.
The criminal cases in the United States
Circuit assigned for trial yesterday were
continued until next week.
James O'Connor was committed TO Jail
yesterday for five days by the Mayor, on
the charge of breaking into box belong
ing to David Jackson in the market on
Thursday night.
The Rainbow Social Club gave an
oyster supper at the Metropolitan Hall
last night for the benefit Of the Juvenile
Templars. The supper was under the
management OF Mrs. BooZ, Superinten-
dent of the Juvenile Temple.
The attraction at the theatre last night
and the band at Catholic library hall on
the opposite corner attracted a large
crowd OF boys, who were disposed to BIZ
noisy around the theatre, but they were
etlectually silenced by Special Officer
Sullivan.
meeting was held last night at Odd
Fellows nail to decide upon a plan for
the new hall to be erected at Barnard and
state streets. The plan submitted by d.
i. Woodruff, of Macon, was adopted.
Messrs. David Porter, j. W. Fretwell, and
Jonas Mendel We're constituted building
committee to carry out the plans.
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assoc
citation of New York,
whose advertisement appears in this
issue of the NEWS, has made bold ex-
,,ori,,,oDt ~ 4ha iptroducfion Of tho M,
tual reserve fund basis Of insuring lives.
Although only few years IN operation,
it has reached an aggregate of written
insurance amounting to $4,000, 900, with
q surplus Of S526000, a IOntine reserve
fund OF $500, 900, and has paid death claims
aggregating $l,500,000.
The fact that the company has trans
acted a large life insurance business since
its organization, tour and a half years
ago, and that its largest business is in its
own city and State, where its direction is
best known, prove that it has fully CON-
manded the first essential 10 SUCCESSIVE
confidence OF the public, and its greatly
reduced rates of insurance must give it a
preference among insurers as long as
there shall be faith in the ability and in
tegrity Of its management.
1t is fact to which the public cannot
be Indifferent, that the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association of New York has
given an exhibition OF uneXampled sue
cess ia the effort to establish the new
mutual reserve fund system Of life in
surance, and il has attained it's success
= when there was tloOd-tide OF popular
prejudice against the many bogus or
graveyard swindles which prOstituted
the mutual system 20 the most disgrace
full VIllainy. An honest and capable
management of such company has, in
the case Of the New York association,
dearly presented the merits of the system,
ana it may now be accepted as es-
tablished as one Of the permanent features
Of life insurance in the United States.
Look Hero sud Then LOOK elsewhere.
The work turned out Of the MORNING
NEWS Steam Printing House is done
under its own roof. We don't send North
or West to have paper ruled, book covers
or cases made or book or job printing
! or lithOgraphng done. We have the
machinery and the w0rkmen necessary to
/ carry on the business in all its varied
| branches, Amy one who doubts this
statement can inspect the establishment,
! after which he can visit other similar
concerns. Ii will require no further evil
| dence to convince him that the MORNING
! NEWS Steam Printing House Is the largest
and most complete establishment Of the
kind, not only in Savannah, but in the
/ South.