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NEWSPAPER ROT.
Oakland, Cal, Officials Explode Another
Sensational Story.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-An evening
paper says Chief Of Police Tompkins, and
Capt. Fletcher, of Oakland were inter-
viewed this afternoon and denied any
knowledge of Chicago police or detectives
being In search of j. J. Heffernan, who Is
said to be wanted in Chicago for COM
plieity in the Cronin case. No such name
as ]. ]. Heffernan appears in the Oakland
directory and no one seems to have any
knowledge of him.
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Eel on an Omen Knife.

RACINE, Sept. pa little child of
Christian Johnson. while running with an
open knife in her hand, fell upon it. The
wound inflicted is a serious one.
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Nine Men Burned.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 23.-An
explosion of gas occurred in a coal mine
near Dayton, Tenn, this morning. Nine
men were badly burned, some fatally.
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Now It's A. b. Campbell.

DEER PARK, Sept. 23.-It is rumored
that the president is considering the APP
pointment A. B. Campbell, of Kansas, as
pension commissioner.
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Ruined by Frost.

PALMYRA, Wis, Sept, 21-A heavy
frost fell last night running vegetation,
and ungathered fruits and crops of per-
ishable nature. Ice a quarter of an inch
thick formed on standing water
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The Visible Supply of Grain.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The visible supply of grain
for the week ending Sept. 21, as compiled by the
secretary of the Chicago board of trade is as fol-
oWs:
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Early, of this city; has purchased a tract
of pine on the Flambeau river, from East
ern parties, for $50, 900.
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a Rig Pine Sale.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Sept. 23.-H. w.
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Condition of the Banks.

NEW YORK, Sept.2 1.-The weekly state
ment of the associatiated banks shows the
following changes:
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
NOTHING DEFINITE YET FROM
THE SHORES or SAMOA.
INDIANS MASSACRE A PARTY OF
FRENCH TOURISTS.
News from Wsshington-Fivs Anarchists
Convicted I'm France Murder In
Albany and Suicide I'm Koch
ester-Crpp Report.

WAsHlNeToS, ID. c., March iO.-Dur-
ing the past week there has been talk of
an early convening OF the Fifty-first
Congress 1t is not unlikely that Presi-
dent Harrison would call Congress
together should the reports from Samoa
prove 10 be correct.
The Executive Departments have not
vet received anything to change their
opinions of yesterday respecting the re-
ported engagement between the German
steamer Olga and the United States
steamer Nipsic at Apia, Samoa. The re-
ports from San Francisco did not create
much excitement at the Capitol, as peo-
pie here who are interested in the mat
ter are familiar with the fact that, tele-
graphically speaking, Washington is
nearer than San Francisco 10 Samoan
Islands.
Editors of all the principal papers di-
rected their correspondents 70 interview
public officers on the situation last night
but there was nothing but negative mat
ter obtainable, and the situation here
cannot change until some official intelli-
gence is received at either the State or
Navy Department. 1t is known at the
latter Department that four German
ironclads sailed from Geneva, Italy, for
Samoa. some eight or ten days ago. Ii
is expected that these vessels will require
at least sixty days to make the voyage.
Speaking on Samoan affairs. gentle.
man familiar with the country and its
customs, said that if the commander OF
the Olga fired on the Samoan .roops from
the harbor of Apia, it could only
be done by firing directly over the
neutral territory where the Americans
live and have property. That the com
mander of the Nipsic would naturally
feel justified under these circumstances
in protesting and in following the pro-
test, if disregarded, by action. and that
his protest would say that a shot from
the Olga over the neutral territory, en-
dangering the lives and property of the
Americans, would be regarded as an act Of
hostility toward this country. Another
reason fol- making the protest, and fol-
lowing 1t up, would be that he had re-
ceiyed news from this country and knew
what public sentiment here was. lie
would also know of the approach Of Ad-
miral Kimberly with reinfOrcements
The American naval officers at Apia
have been subjected to many humilia-
tions, and are likely to welcome the OPP
portunity to revenge themselves They
are men of spirit, and the fact that the
Olga was twice as big as the Nipsic
would in the opinion of the gentleman,
be rather an argument for than against
the probability Of the report.
NONE OF THE RUMORs CONFIRMED.
SAN Francisco, March l0-None of
the alarming rumors about events in Sa-
moa has been confirmed, and the excite
ment caused has abated. TIE Alta urges
that the Berlin conference, set down for
the 18th instant, should De deferred until
the arrival here on the 10Th Of the
steamer New Zealand, from Auckland,
which NAV bring important news.
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ST LOUIS. March lO-The boilers in
the Victoria FIGURING Mills, at Second
and Brooklyn streets, exploded at D
o'clock this morning, killing Pat Nc
Mahon. the fireman, and Pat Brown, a
coal passer. Head Miller Fishbeck WAS
badly scalded about the face and arms.
The mill, which has a capacity Of 500 bar
rels OF flour day, was almost totally de-
siroved and the dejris scattered over the
adjacent portions of the city causing
slight individual losses. A H Smith,
part owner of the mills, says that the
boilers were insured for $4,000, and
that the mill will be built up again as
soon as possible
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WAsntxeroS. d. c., March l0.-The
slgnal Office weekly weather crop
bulletine reports the weather conditions
for the mast week and season, favorable
rhroupbont the central valleys and
southern states. The season Is well ad'
vanced and farm work il In progress
from Texas to Minnesota and Dakota
Notwithstanding the deficiency of
moisture in the winter wheat region, the
renorts indicate that the weather
in that section has affected this crop
fsvorably. In the spring-wheat section
the ground l. reported in fine condition,
aud sowing is in progress IN Dakota ana
Nebraska Reports from Tennessee,
Arkansas and the Gulf States show that
tbe weather has been favorable Tor farm
work which is we'll advanced, and crops
are in grod condition
The season j. a few days later than
usual In the South Atlantic states, where
the weather has been cool ana The
ground moist. The ground is covered
with snow over the greater portion OF
New England and New York, while the
crons have been exposed in New jersey
and PENNSYLVANIA, but reports Indicate
that wheat in these States has not oeen
materially injured.
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Can be Ready in twenty-five Days.

san Francisco. CAL, March TO-
Naval Constructor Fernali sa1s he has
received no orders from The Secretary of
the Navy about the Charleston, but ha S
received telegram from the Chef of
Construction asking when the vessel will
be ready for trial He replied i'm five
weeks. but. if necessary. in two weeks.
In the latter case her armament could
bee mounted in ten DAYS additional Re
pardless of expense she could DE ready
for actual service in twenty five days.
The report that the steamer City OF
Pubelo. had been chartered by the govern
ment a. a dispatch boat between Samoa
and Auckland. is denied by her owners.
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COIRfC CiitNDAK.


STATE.
trfnFuF COURT uF ArrLtfs. -iunuafN 1tn.
Nu.I Hh November lfl 100 h'ONnnni
.ft. September tNfl 40 >fauniHn. Nd.,
I.|I IHfh. Hf 49, NgfhtfIIt. Au.
RICHMOND CITY.
.fut.rrnY TuIHT Irsf Monday in january,
.ffI. june. auI October
e. fI.....I. cot RI First N nINy iu Irnruhil
.rI Ilr Monday in Mas Wi October.
.e- Con NI lIf~l NrusuN ODD every
mont. nad September A, OBJ. $50 count in
p.D.r Dacm Criminal Every day at '.a
T.I.I Cnrnr-CItU Every Friday 100 D.
HINNltu.
tl....r Dnrnr TmrI Monday in january.
flst Monday in Nty. Hni ur-t Monday h
Dor>ry Corm Second Monday iu every
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CorRr goth 0t April aud Ioth oi Vc
Cat>IY Docm Third Wednesday BOO every
month.
,uESrEHFlELb COUNTY.
Cncrr Corm. 18TH of May and 18th of No
Corsn Corm.-sccond Monday in every
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT Corer.- e0th of March and 10Th Of
september
CorNiY Cor.r-second Monday in every
month
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ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Match 10.-Anna
Diamond committed suicide at the
Wayerley House this morning by taking
poison She came here from Belleyille,
ont, with Charles Macklin, member Of
the "Shamus O'Brien' company, last
week. On Saturday the company left
for Syracuse, and Macklin told her he
was tired Of her and would no longer be
bothered with her. This appears 10 have
caused the woman 10 take her lie She
was about TWENTY-FIVE years old
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An ALBANY TRAGEDY.
A Brutal Husband Kills His Wife aud
Ihen Commits suicide.


AUBURN. y. Y, March l0.-At lao
O'Clock this morning terrible tragedy
occurred on Francis street, in this city.
Joseph Resell shot and killed his wife
and then killed himself Resell had
been out Of work for about three months,
and was irritable and despondent. 1t
appears that the husband was very bru-
tai. and his wife has lived in terror oi
him for the past two months. IL Is ru-
mored that the real cause OF the crime
was the unjust jealousy Of Resell OF a
male boarder To-day, while the wife
was preparing the midday meal, Resell
stepped up behind her, and, placing a
92-calibre revolver against her body, diS-
charged il, the ball passing through her
body. cutting the main arteries OF
the heart. and remaining IN the
left breast As soon as the woman re-
ceiyed the wound she ran out oi tne
house. and endeayored to reach a nelgn,
bors. but expired on the way. Russell
then fastened the door through when
his wife made her exit, and placing the
pistOl against his breast, sent Oullel
through his heart. \ son and nephew ci
Russell were in the house, and becoming
alarmed At the shooting, jumped from an
upper window and escaped uninJured
Russell has delivered beer for brewing
firm for nearly fifteen years, and had the
reputation of being hard working man
lie was of a burly disposition, while
the wife was genial and highly respected
She was sister of ex Supervisor Fred
II. HochelsOrn.
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ToALLwHoMIT MAY CONCERN

T,ke notice that 7. a. guar ian. In the state
Of PENNSYLVANIA. or Bertha &. Heinrich, a
minor. shall on the 6tn day Of Apill, lc,9, ap
ply 10 the judge ut tine Circuit Court for the
county Of chesterfield. Nir4inia. for leave %
remove the estate ~ the said Bertha {. Helm
rich. a minor, from the state Of NirI MIA TO
The state OF Penn syihania, and Tor an order
0rdt ring Carl Nlppermann. administrator,
G. L A.. Of Oswald j. Heinrich. deceased, 20
pay and De iyer 10 me a. SAID guardian said
minors estate now In ssid administrator 5
hand. &C. LOWE.
Guardlan of BERTHA G. Heinrich. a minor In the
State al Pennsylvania.
By his counsel. JOHN DUNLOP.
MAJ mo tw
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Mo DaiINTlrncs vii

The DaiIy Times Will,
~ soon a. praCfscabic,
move its entire plant ana
Office tO the first noOr 0i
t,,r large and COnmOdI0I>
bu,lding No. 9Ot East VAIN
street. recently occupied
nv WIN. NitChcIi n 60.
Having added largely q"
The former outfit. the
b. Dails TisncS - now pre-
parcd 10 fulfil all the re-
aIIiSifc~ of a live. progress
i've newspaper.
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BALTIMORE, Mp March l0.-Samuel
p Martin, of South Omaha, Nebraska,
died al Brooks Hotel last night He
came to Baltimore on Friday night, and
stopped at Brooks He retired at !
O'Clock yesterday morning, requesting
10 be called at noon. At that time ser
want going to the door of Martins room
detected the odor OF gas Breaking in
door. Martin was found unconscious and
died soon afterwards.
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Rad Rows BADLY Burned.

AKRON, o., March l0-John Greely
John Costigan, VIII McGinnis and Fred
Scranck stole can of blasting powder
to-day and filed their pockets with il.
Ii became ignited, and all four Of the
BOYS were terribly burned. Greely :
right side was fairly cooked, and he will
die Scranck's arm was burned and
right side blistered and his case doubt
ful. The other two were burned on the
face neck and arms, but not fatally.
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The President and His Family Attend
Church.

WAsuISeroS, d. c. March lO-Presi-
dent and Mrs Harrison, Russell Har-
rison and his wife. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Kee attended divine service at Or Ham
Inns church on Connecticut avenue this
forenoon. The President and his folks
came quietly and unannounced, and as
their presence was unexpected, at
tracted but little attention during the
service
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By Apperson q Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
MAIN STREET CORNER STORE.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF THE
FOUR STORY GRANlrE-FRONr
STORE
At THE
NORTHWEST CORNE0 OF MAIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS.
NUMBERED 1926 AND lSgs
AUCTION Future Days.

Bv direction Of the executors of n. b "
n. and b. ". HlNail. deceased, we will sell.
on the premises al O'Clock p. VI. on
FRIDAY. MARCH ID. lsSp,
the above. described VALUABLE CORNER
STORE pKOFEkfl-the lower story and
cellar recently occupied hy ID. II. Pros,er.
Esg.. and tho upper part now and for many
years by Messrs John W. Eergu~son \ sons
printing n use at good rental; well built.
with granite cass AMI slIs, etc. Its central
location as 90 bfincs-. especially the whole
sale trade of transportation, etc. make
It really de, able place for many purposes.
Lot .li AH feet ON the west side. p, feet on the
east Fourteenth street. side. ami Il 50 feet on
it, rear line.
TERMS one fourth cash balance az SIX
twelve and eighteen months, interest added,
secured los crust decd
ApPER-ON 4 co.
mhj-td Auct 0neors.
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OS MONDAY NEXT. MARCH lin

UN NONUA1 7 MN. NAh'H IIIH
at 4.30 o'clock p W.. shall sell by publ auc-
ti0n. on the premises. the above named well
known. attractiycly located. large A. sub
stantnl THRFE-SToRY BRICK DWELL
ING. containing about teclNe rooms oi hne
size. vi e. bali high ceilings. spacious, well
arranged. Of the most substantial character.
and haviDg a fine lOf OF about Sjs lb3 feet, with
a wide alley leading ON the rear 70 Ihird
street
BY small outlay FOR improvements the
value and attractvensSs orthis pr perty mas
he greatly enhanced. The Location j. central
aud convenient The surroun ing- pleasant.
and he property an all respects such a TO
command the attention OF purchasers whether
for occupancy or inNt stmcnt. trere beins AT
an times good demand by the better class Of
tenants for homes I'm this convenient and de-
slrahe locality.
TERMS: Liberal. aud announced AZ sale.
NH 10 j. y. ELAN. AuctiOnecr
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ITEMS or INTEREST TO THE ASSOCl-
ALTON
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SAMPLE
CASE.
bright Prospect. for the Future OF the
Association--Ihe Late Colonel John
= DOdson-T. y. A. Griplets,
Joblot-, ftc Etc.

Bv the death of Colonel John ;. Dod'
SON The Travellers Protective Associa-
tion have indeed lost true friend.
Colonel Dodson was the only honorary
member of ,he Association conducted by
N4mnia division. and was so h1nored
ON Aueust 2G l~s6 in recognition OF ms
valuable services and assistance rendered
fo fhc commercial. travellers of Richmond
in the organization of this division. As
"a n,frS at respect Co the deceased the
house commiitec closed the headquarters
on last Wednesday. the day OF the
funeral from 3 TO j. VI "R'qn'e'eai Z"
pHcs
"wAIT TILL TIE CLOUDS ROLL DY.
The skies are frightening. boys For
the past vear the 4 +. 4. has bad great
many obstacles io contend with W hen
'hc National Convention met i'm June
last "a debt of 5000, contracted by the
mistaken policy and reckless cXlraya-
cancc of former conventions and manage
mcDt. stared them in the face Tie busi-
ness heads of the convention decided
that this load Of debt must De lifted from
lis shoulders or the Association would
ro down Means were devised for that
p " P",S,' '"' Soon r,. Iocn raised
'"", d" 'D' ""'',., F~-.....l.',in, ,,ests i'm
.n'' l'lH' "',u 'i' i'., ,i.a tssoci,tion
Aliaiill' ny "9N' '',' r,''bor ttar mi.
NlH he our %. "'"'' ~ .'''. nov.
the events oi l"e pas. slN .iD,r ,''oi.'' ~ ,hot
fe.a"anehil'- lii'.ios' '" '''' No.. The
"ili u'lIma'''I curry D., w. t',''' Wv. ',ro,rtb.
.l',. ,..,r,.tion materially i'm the
Seofh Texas and Indiana have made
wonderful Gains Kentucky and ColOra-
.3o hete. dome noble work New divis-
ion. have been ofeanized in Louisiana,
Alsbams and Tennessee Georgia is
.hont to roorrauile. and Kansas like
Rarki. "i.willn." Oregon has applied
admission. and California is knocking
m rho door More concessions have been
obtnincd. and ai less expense than ever
before n ifs history The management
of tine secretary IS Office was never con-
ducted on 20. economical scale as now
the National Railroad Press and Le2isia-
fiyc committees are under the manage
mcnt of men whoaie especially fitted iorI
their various positions In view of ell
This Wc feel safe ODD saying ihal lhe J.
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WAsuNGroN, ID. C., March lO.-By
vote OF the Inaugural Executive Com
mitiee its surplus (S25,0O0) will be IN
vested in real estate security through the
District Commissioners and the interest
expended in relieving the poor people IN
and about the Capital city.
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Wants, Marriage and
Death Notices. not exceed
i,lg eight lines, 2J cents for
each Insertion.


TOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, SOC
L cast Canal. soyen rooms. Apply 10 JOHN
llB south fitth street.
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UNFOUNDED REPORT ABOUT RAN
DALL.-Ihe statement sent from Wash
ington TO some Philadelphia journals
that Mr. Randall had conferred with
Cameron and Quay about appointments,
and that hc was anxious % hasten the
removal of Collector Caiwalader and
others, while negotiating 10 retain GER
tain other friends IN place is pronounced
by Randall TO be utterly without founda-
tiOn
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l- the name of thc saloon under the
American Hotel which bias just been
handsomely equipped with an elegant
thousand dollar outfit. and stocked with
O. oldest and most popular brands OF
4uofs and wines some 0i which are
.A,nhcimcr Reimporici. Gibson Dou-
l.r~ r~mmp,d. NNNN Cabinet Old fu.cAer
e. D.,mmer aud others Am elegant lunch
g. i- served daily. and an experienced man
lir - g. Hoyu always DOB attendance.
a share of the public patronage l- Tee
-nrHml.v solicited Respectfully
@ CAEELL DAVIS
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THOSE PEAKLY TEETH may be kept
30 by using Pheno Mouth Wash IN con
nect'on with Kalodont Tooth Powder.
For sale by
OWENS x MINOR DRuG Co
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The prospects now are highly favorable
for Southern Base Ball League Of eight
clubs upon substantial basis, and with
An excellent outlook for successful
season. Mr. ID I. Wharton, president
OF the Southern League, has just made a
tour Of the cities in which it is proposed
10 place clubs.
II has been decided to call meeting of
The League in this city about the middle
OF March to complete the organization,
to adopt a schedule and 10 arrange for
the work OF the season. II is expected
that the season will begin April 18TH and
continue until the middle of September.
RESIGNED HIS POsITION.-Mr Mac.
donald. the manager Of the London
Times, has been made the scapegoat of
that newspapers fiasco. His resignation
was accepted tonight.
GOVERNOR HILL To MARRY --Ac-
cording 10 a report here Governor Hill
is about TO become Benedict The
bride-elect is said to be Miss HOtchkiss,
the daughter of United States Govern
ment official at Ottawa. The INF f)rma-
tion comes from that city in letter to
member Of one of the first families of
New ! Aork city.
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AUCTION sAIE-1his Day.
BY James u. Elan,
Real Estate Ag.nt and Auctionccr,
lllj Main street.

THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
i No. 3lf EAST CLAY STREET
THE LATE BROCKENBROUGH RESI-
DENCEl. ON TIRE NORTH siDEof
CLAY STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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we'll is at present president, and John B
Culpeper secretary.
Sic are reliably informed that Mr. VI.
4 Booker, of the Msslin- Booker Hand
ware Company, will succeed Mr.. " A.
Hone as president OF Post &C, ," OF Staun-
ton. Mr. Hope has served in this capa
city for two years and will decline re
election.
JOBLOTs
W II. Maxwell, representing c. W.
Thorn a Co., is home after long and
extended trip South.
Mr Rcinhcimcr, representing VI.
ROsenhsum Il Co, was at headquarters
last Saturday, having just returned from
his spring trip.
g. Cary Shield, representing the
Naughan-O Keefe Tobacco Company. of
Lynchburg, left on Friday last on an ex-
tended trip North.
NJ y Hope. representing Stack *
Sniller of Staunton, and first vice-presi-
dent of this division, was registered at
Hotel DOdson on last Thursday
j I'd. Owens. of Louisville, KY. has
been appointed u member of The National
Press Committee II. T. lIirshberg, chair
man, rice Orlof Lake,'of New Orleans
Read this column published in DAILY
TIMES every Monday, and keep posted
on matters of interest TO the fraternity
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JOHN DAVIS. President.
T.. 4. MARSHALL, Secretary
STATE or ONO. CRY or CINcfNN,rr. COUNTY
OF HAMILTON

STATE or ONO. CRY OF CINciNSArr. COUNTY
OF HAMIGTON-ss..
Be it remembered. that on the 18th day of
February. \ H. l~sl at the city Aforesaid. be
fore me. Samuel : Carpenter a notary public
I'm and tor Hamilton county. Ohio, rest
dent m the said city, duly commissioned
and qualified by the executive authority
anl under the laws of the State OF OHIO
- take aihdaNit. and the acknowledge
mcnt of deeds. Nc.. personally IS appeared JOnS
DAVIS. President. and L. T. MAR,HALL, Sec
rotary on tho INipN CENTRAL LffE iNsuR-
ANcE COMPANY Of Cincinnati Onlo. who.
being duly sworn. depose ana say. aud each
for himself SAYS. that they are the aboyo de
,crbed officers of the said company. aud that
the foregoing Is "A true and correct statement
Ot the actual condition of said organization
on the last day of it, nscal year-tO-wit: The
3i~t day of December. \. ID. lss.. according To
the best OF their knowledge. Information, and
belief. respectively
---.-~ ln testimony whereof | have here
SEAL unto set my hand and All Ncd the seal
- of my Office. on the 18TH day OF Feb
ruary, \. u. 1879.
SAMUEL \ CARPENTER.
Notary Public In AMI ior Hamilton county.
OHIO.