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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12
ABuUl' PEOPLE
Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CITY nhH NheeHhB EooP'0
Abroad.
Mr.. George Feeney has gone to CHI
Cago on u business trip.
Mr.. james McPhail, Of Baltimore, an
old Wheeling man, is at the Mcclure.
State Senator Alex \. Campbell, OF
Ravenswood, is in town on business.
Mr.. Harry Stallman left last evening
for New York, where he will be for Il
week or ten days.
Colonel Hugh Sterling left over the
b. & D. last evening for Washington and
New York on short business trip.
Capt. ]. II. Leggc and Dir. y. b. vii.
liams, of Grafton, leading Baltimore y
Ohio officials, were in the city yesterday
D. W. Luke and wife, OF Grand Forks,
Dakota, arrived in the city lust evening
and are stopping with friends on the
Island.
Rev. William Uliert, pastor OF st.
Johns church, left yesterday morning
for Pittsburgh to attend the district con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Kennen, Of II
Ninteenth street, were presented with q
nice eleven pound boy Saturday morn
ing at 0 o'clock.
Mr.. ]. W. Mcintyre, editor Of tho New
Martinsville Republican, and Mr.. Thomas
Former, a prominent young Republican
OF Wetzel's capital, were in the city yes
terday.
Messrs. p. G. Young, OF Wellsville, g.
A. Smith, +. II. CroxNll and J: 4. Nc
Donald, Of East Liverpool, and James
Porter, OF New Cumberland, were at the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Cadet Guy T. Scott, who has for some
time been confined to the hospital at the
United States Naval Academy at Annap'
oils, has sufficiently recovered to come
home on a leave OF absence.
The marriage OF Miss Lulu Petorman,
OF the Island, to Mr.. II. +. Cimiott, jr.,
son OF the well known wholesale wool
merchant OF Pittsburgh, will take place
quietly this morning at 10 O'Clock at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, after
which the newly welded couple will
leave on the noon train for tho East.
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The Council Committee on Claims
held another long session In the chamber
OF the First Branch last night, taking
additional testimony in the matter Of
the apportionment OF the reward OF
81 900 offered by the city for the appre-
hension aud conviction Of tho murderers
OF Policeman Joe Glenn, which Is
claimed by nine different parties.
Most Of the testimony that
the committee has listened 10 thus
far has been in the form OF
afIldavits and the stenographic report
OF the testimony taken before tho Board
Of County Commissioners when II was
endeavoring 10 ascertain how 10 props
erly apportion tho reward Of $1,000
offered by II. The new afIldavits
number something less than hundred,
yet when they are put with tho bulky
stenographiC report the testimony forms
an aflptul,
Ex.sherif Handlan, one Of tho claim.
ants, and Capt. u. b. DOYener, hiD attOr.
ney, were on the stand last night and
some rather spirited passages between
Mr.. Handlan and Mr.. Russell, counsel
for tho Kellars, Of Newark, who arc also
claimants, served 10 onllven tho nights
proceedings. The Kelars submitted a
big stack Of allldavlts for tho pur.
pose Of further establishing their
claim 10 the reward, and also 10 rebut
certain testimony intending TO show
that Us pawnbrokers they ran an cstah.
llshment for the receiving stolUngopds.
Az II O'Clock, while the reading Of these
RildaYltS was In progress, tho committee
adjourned, II Will probably meet again
Tomorrow nlRht.
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q An. Ernl srnnl vi.Il.

The fame Of W. +. Telnpleton Post,
100, G. A. r., OF this place, says last
evenings Washington, Pa, Journal, has
reached beyond the bound OF Pennsyl-
vania, and the Holiday Post Of Wheel
ing will pay 1t a fraternal visit on Fri
day, the 22d inst. The object OF this
visit is to permit the members Of the
Wheeling Post to observe the methods
in use here, and thereby enable them 10
increase their efficiency In the work
they have undertaken ID perform. This,
tie Josnal thinks, is quite a compli:
ment to the management Of the local
Post, and indicates that Washington
county is still at the front In other ways
than furnishing illustrious sons for the
benefit OF other communities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12
LOCAL BRRylTlEs.
Ma.tsrs of Minor Moment in and About the
CITY.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
City,
THE GRASD this eyeuing-"Dr. Jekyll
and Mr., Hyde"
THR City Council meets thls'evenlng
In regular session,
Two plain DRINKS were run in by
Officer Carney yesterday afternoon.
A PARM wagon broke down on Chap
line street south Of Fourteenth yester-
day aftern DON,
IT is said that sixty new houses will
90 up in the city early this season, II
nothing interieres,
CARTRR & MoRRow have placed four
large electric lights in their livery sta
bles on the South Side,
Tue Silver Toned Quartette, OF Wheel
ing, will sing ut the Opera House ON
Tuesday evening, says the Washington,
Pa, Journal,
YESTERDAY Joseph Graves received an
order from Mr., J. L, Scott, Of the Ameri'
lean Mission, Muttra, n, W. p, India,
for samples OF wall paper
Mn. WILLIAM Z, WILLIAMS has opened
new and completely fitted drug store
at the corner Of Sixth and Main Streets
1t will be u great convenience,
A STONE blasted out OF the Union
bridge tunnel ut tho east end fell from q
great height upon the roof IF; Vein
er's slaughter house, making a big hole
LEON VAN WALT, u former well known
Wheeling snort, has been found guilty
at Marietta Of "Cutting with intent 10
kill" He will probably goto Columbus
for about five years,
The "Chalk Talk" or illustrated art
lecture, given by Prof. Charles f. stoaKs
at Y, N, q. A, hall last night, was q very
pleasing discourse, tho crayon drawing
being especially interesting There was
good audience present,
WILLIAM MoRRIs, tho piano. player &C.
cused OF the larceny OF s. paid him by
Mrs. Christina KIemm by mistake, and
knowingly kept by him, was given a
hearing last evening before Squire DAVIS
and held in 5000 baiI to appear ~ court,
The snow which fell Saturday and
Sunday disappeared quickly yesterday
under the influence ola bright sun and
an atmosphere which ran the thermon'
eter close to temperate" 1t was Il per-
feet May day nextatter n very good specl'
men Of December weather.
JAMES MCNAMARA, the hacker oil Shea
OF Wheeling, called at this Office yester'
lay, says Mondays Pittsburgh IimF',
and stated that no match had US yet been
made between his man and Ridge, oil
Braddock. Shea arrived in the city yes
terday, and match will likely DO ar
ranged between him and bIdEe this
afternoon.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and deed
made March ., by Thomas. Bradley 70
Appolonia Dichl, in consideration @ Of
$500, fer the west quarter Of lot VI,
fronting on Eighteenth street also the
northeast fraction OF the east third OF lot
O2, being in the addition laid OF by
Noah Zane, Daniel steenrod ana o'herA'
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Points About The River.

The river continues to fall at this
point at dusk last evening the lcveo
gauge showed depth In the channel OF
10 feet 0 inches. Tho Andes arrived
from Cincinnati at noon yesterday With
a fairly good trip on board. The Andes
will leave at Q o'clock this afternoon on
It's return trip, aud % Usual, Captain
Charlie Mlhleman will DO In command
Of this popular steamer and Mart Noll
will DO found In the office. Tie Katie
StoCkdale Is due down al an early hour
this morning In the plttsbntgh.OihCin.
natl trade, aud the Hudson ID duo IN,
also At an carly hour, In tho same trade,
The Ben Hur passed down al 8 o'clock
afternoon on its return 10
10 plttsbufgh. The Courier u to.dayG
Pafkefsbufg packet. Tho daily packets
were all on time In arriving and depart.
log yesterday,
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Tho convention OF the National Pro-
pressive Union OF Miners which meets
to-day at Columbus bids fair to be very
interesting. Messrs. Louis Frebolt and
Joro Mead, tho delegates from the local
union, left for there yesterday morning.
The fight between the Progressive Union
and the X. OF l.. may come up again.
The coal miners OF Bellaire and ViCin-
NV met Saturday. Peter 0'Malley pre-.
sided and John A. PediCord acted as
secretary v. II. Turner the District
President, addressed tho meeting, and
dent, spoke on the condition o! the or.
Vanization. The screen question was
brought up and discussed, and laid over
until slter tho National Convention.
Peter O'MaIley and John Pedicord were
elected delegates to the Columbus Con-
ynntiOn
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Last evening another one Of the dago
inhabitants OF the "shot.tower" the taII
building on Seventeenth street. in the
rear Of the old brewery, where SO many
OF the filthy sons OF sunny Italy, who
arc now working hereabouts, herd like
SO many cattle, was jerked in by the
strong arm OF tho law as impersonatGd
by Officer Jim Bell. The circumstances
leading up to the foreigners incarcera'
ton in tho loud smelling lookup are
these: In tho lower part OF the tower
lives notorious character named John
Sneedcr, aud "a female companion
John has been In tho habit Of applying
vile Upitllets to the dagos as they passed
up md down tho stairs, and they have
learned enough English to appreciate
the full import OF his remarks. Last
night he was particularly offensive, and
Nick Marine had his warm blood heated
10 such n pitch that ho madenn assault
on Snoeder in retaliation. The result
was they were both lodged behind the
DlTg,
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LEO T0LLE HELD
For Larceny from spOyer BroS,-squire
Phillips Court,

US shSth' bfStNA
Phillips Court,
Eco Tolle, the young employe al
speyer Rros, arrested last week for the
larceny OF u large quantity OF goods from
his employers, had his preliminary hear
ing before Squire Phillips yesterday,
Col. Arnett appeared for him. Tollc adj
mite stealing the stutI, bHtthp defense
laid the foundation Tor the plea that the
crime was only petty larceny by having
Tolle swear that he stole q little at q
time. He said he commenced about
February 90, and carried something to
his room every time he went out Ia
dinner or supper. In addition to oil the
goods heretofore meGtlpped as found In
his possession, several pairs OF costly
lace curtains were recovered,
The Justice held him In $1,000 bail fol
the Circuit Court, and in default Of the
bond he was remanded to jail.
The same justice had before him Frank
Dali, an Italian employed by Paige
Carey 4 Co., and Annie Auber, an
American, the former pretty tough look
ing and the latter far from unattractive,
WHO were charged with Lying together
as husband and wife without the legal
formality OF marriage ceremony. Dali
wanted to 90 and procure a marriage
license and wed the girl at once, but the
Court assessed each so and costs, which
Dali paid, The charge was brought by
Il man who was angry because Dali took
Miss Auher from his house, where she
was housekeeper.
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pgLLAlRE
All Sorts of Local News aud GuSsIp nom
the GlnEs City,

tbs GlnEs City,
Nm; ". II. Kelly Is among irieada ut Nlngo
Junction.
William English, Of whCeling was down yes,
teniAy among friends
Mn, Marnamara, OF La RoCh, n. y, lshsr the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas B0ycc.
The Ancient Order Of HibernIanS will observe
next Sunday, st, PatTlcE'S bay, and turn out.
William Edge, Of this city, has moved to MI.
day. E'''' '''' H'' HOD''4O'4 SO04' '''DS ''''''
Hartze Bros, OF SteubenYllle, are receiving pa.
per stock from some foreign port via the Baltl'
more 4 Ohin road
A great many will go from here to Martins
Ferry tomorrow night 10 the skating race In one
Of the Kinks there,
Jack Burke, baltimore & Ohio policeman,
severely HpTAlned an Aukle Saturday night, aud
Is uAing u cane now,
MeSSrs, r. BrlnGr, train master, aud l.. Ohll.
lger, assistant Of WellSvllc, were here yesterday
on mllF0Ad business,
One OF the German gardeners here will leave In
Aiew days for Topeka, KaS,, taking with him his
entire gardening outfit
Mrs Robinson aud daughter, Of ShRrpSburg,
Pa, IRE here, the guests Of MT, and Mn, Thomas
DOyeC, OF the Fourth ward,
Mr., Hamilton, formerly Of Hamilton 4 Work
man, has gone 70 work VI his trade " tanner NJ
the tAnnery Ut VanCSburg, KY
Mr., Benjamin Garrett, OF Glencoe, brother Of
Captain Garrett Of this place, aud father Of
Misses Matte and Jennie Garrett, was reported
dying ut his home yesterday. Friends we've
called out yesterday,
MF. Edward Burke for many years U resident
OF this place, but now Of the far Southwest. and
conductor on one OF tho Southern railroads, Is
here, the guest Of relatives, NJ burke Is u
brother VI lSs Mary Burke manager OF the Hos
ton shoe store,
Anderson & McGTegor, the lumber men, have
leased the ground owned by Neil lirOs and OCcu-
pied by Vim, II, Thompson, They VIII use this
Tor storing their lumber and tho house iOFAn
office, having sold their ground just opposite to
the O., l.. &W, road
The G., l., IS ". railway people are negotiating
for all the property 0n the west side Oi Noble
street. between Thirty'iOurth and ThiFly'SCVCnth
streets, distance OF three blocks. They viii
use II for tTackAgO aud depot purposes, They
hAYO already secured part OF II,
The First N, T., church people decided satur,
day night 70 build an entire new church instead
OF TemOdeling the old one, The new ckuJQh Is
to DO very the one lO0 or more feet LONG by 80
or more wide, aud ~ ~ 10 Of only one story,
Win IVA tdWefh, With An entrance IN each. The
lWdlCpCp room will Selt COZ people, and tho sun.
dAy School rooms about 3J5 more, The plan VIII
DO In the audience room with seats In u Semi'
circle, with tho pulpit Just on the insldp OF the
entrances, On going into THO church Qnpwill
face the audience, aud Instead Of tho floor rising
IraIA pgcS 10 ltO1t Il Will rise from front 10 back
Work Win begin Just Us SOOr Us tho weather per
mlE, THIS Will le only AnG Of the many great
improvements here THIS spring,
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Only about half tho nail machines In
this vicinity arc now working.
The Benwood Tube Works will resume
next Monday and run double time.
Tho announcement that the North
Wheeling glass works had shut down FOL
any length Of time was mistake. The
works was In operation as usual ycHter'
day.
The Specially Glaaa Works Company
was established In East Liverpool some
time ago on q bonus offered by tho GILL
gems. Now tho company Ia suing sub.
sCribets for the bonus.
Tho Elna glass works at Bellairo Ii
closed down this week, Tho trade Ii
quiet, and the lItna not being rushed
with orders, concluded 10 take a weeks
rest that orders might accumulate.
Work was resumed yesterday by the
carpenters on the alterations Of 7, r,
llutChinson's house, on Main street, the
painters who were working there, and
TO whom they objected, having quit
work,
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The Committee on City prlson also
met last evening and audited bills pre-
scented by Superintendent Gundling ag.
gregating $3.50 20. The superintendent
monthly report showed that on February
! there were Is prisoners in the prison ;
during the month 81 prisoners were re-
ceived, making total Of G7. The time
Of 90 expired; 8 were released by the
City Sergeant and Q were released by the
mayor-total 80, leaving 9S in prison
March l.. The prisoners worked Il days
during February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12

Why is it SO many suffer from rheu.
matism, aches, pains, kidney diseases,
liver complaints, heart affection, etc.
1t Is simply because they will not come
and he healed. All discusses begin from
want Of iron in tho blood. This want
OF iron makes the blood thin, watery
and impure. Impure blood carries weak.
ness and distress TO every part Of the
body. Supply this lack Of iron by using
Browns Iron Bitters, and you will soon
find yourself enjoying perfect freedom
from aches, pains and general ill.health.
DEW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12
Asslgnee Sales,
4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL

A ss1GNEE's SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.
Iy virtue Of a deed Of trust executed To the
Of December, ISIS and recorded In Deed 81
Trust Book No. n, pagO 6l2 Of the records Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, Eaid trustee will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH ., 1850,
sell At the front door Of tho Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, tho following described
real estate, toMiG CCrtAl parcel Of real estate
ward d aid cjty Of Wheeling, ohio County County,
West virginia. bounded aud described al i0l.
lows, t0wlti BeginninE at the northeast corner
Of South 'FRONT.' and Fink streets IN Mld city,
and running thence In an eaItCfly direction
with tho north limo Of said Fink street 20 low
water mark Oh the Ohio rlvOFi thence running
In ii0fthefly direction upon the limo Of said
low water mark 10 tho north limo Of lot No. I in
the addition 70 Mid city called 7. flnHs add.
ton 70 zalOt Island thence running IN a west
tho point where tic Mme extended intOftCClA
the cast limo Of South Front street. aud thence
running with the east line Of ball South Front
street 10 tho place. Of beginning, being the same
property conveyed t9s. y BOYD W pGvld g
and recorded In Deed hook No. o., page ~ Of
tho records 0l Bald ohio county,
Said bale WI commence lt O'Clock A.. m. Of
hald day and viii 10 made Oh tho following
purchase money cash IN hand on the day Of sAlei
pnethltd thereof with interest IL pig months
from the day Of sale, and the residue thereof,
With interest," IN ono year from tho day Of sale
tho purchaser giving his notes. With good 10.
CURLY for the deferred payments, payable w. tAId
trustee, and tho Iaid ltuIlee fetAlnlhE tho leggl
bald purchase money IA fully paid, Possession
Of lald property win 10 given on The Hut day Of
April, ihSD, and tho purchaser Will w allowed 10
nay all OF any part Of tald deferred pAyineth NJ
isl S'' O'' j'T S0MItERylLLE, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
wednesday, March II, NJ 10 O'CLOCK 4. IN,
mil J. ~ gOMMEhyiLLE. Trustee.
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A Painful Accident.

Mr. William Hamilton, Of Redmau &
Co.'s machine shop, met with quite
painful accident yesterday, While en-
gagged in repairing a piece OF machinery
Tor the INTELLIaENcER job press, he had
occasion to grind Q pin QR tho emory
wheel. The pin alIpbpl from his hand
and lodged between tho wheel and the
guard, causing the stone to break into
small fragments, some OF them striking
Mr.. Hamilton In the mouth and cutting
his lips and larceratiug his forehead,
cheek and arm badly,
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John Hill and John WCyer were fined
So and costs each yesterday In police
court ior fighting In the Fifth ward week
before last, Frank HUally was Rfraignel
for selling liquor ON Sunday, hut lad
hlS case postponed until this morning.
OnO drunk WIS committed to tho work.
house In default Of his fine, A itall fair
ono who was OH the street after dark
WIS fined 50 and costs, tho woman aud
the man caught In Maud Englg's house
veto fined like suins, and Ehglc herself
$50 and costs,
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Is a combination OF the active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered IL i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con.
indigestion, blllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by G. Il. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. Il. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin & Co., whole.
sale agents.
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syrup Of FIgs

Is Natures own true laxative. It Is
the most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and FeVen; 10
Cure Habitual Constipation, 1ndfges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 90 cts and $l,0O bottles by Logan
4 Co.. Anton p. Hess, Il. B. Burt and
O. Menkeneller.
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HOME LABOR

To be Given tue Preference on tho Union
bridge and Approaches, According to
Agreement.
Yesterday NIessrs, Richard Robertson
and NJ. A. Chew, OF the committee APP
pointed by the Trades Assembly on Sum
day to investigate and act upon the let
tiers Of Contractor Carey, OF the Wheel.
ing & Harrisburg Railroad Company, di'
recting his bosses not TO employ Wheel.
ing men, made two calls on the President
Of tho company, Judge r. IL. Cochran,
Mr.. Carey being present the second time,
aud they came TO satisfactory under.
standing.
Mr. Carey admitted that the letters
we've genuine, and said he ordered them
to be written while smNrting under rank
Injustice done his firm. A man who
had worked less than two days and quit
voluntarily, sued the firm for six days
wages and got Judgment Smarting I'M
der this and loss and Inconvenience in
licted by Wheeling men who did not
want work and only unemployment
to make trouble, he ordered the letters
to be sent, but thought he had reGCinded
tho order. Only three letters were sent.
He never intended to enforce such an
order, and expects and agrees to faith
fully carry out the agreement that
Wheeling labor shall have the prefer
enCe whenever n reasonable and BUSH
ness.like application for employment ig
made. Judge Cochran also expressed
his full intention to have the agreement
lived up to in good faith-an intention,
by the way, which nobody in or out OF
the Trades Assembly ever doubted.
The committee was favorahly i'm:
pressed with Mr.. Careys frank explana:
ton, and are satisfied that justice and
reason will govern the contractors in
employing la6orers. 1t Is a matter for
general Congratulation that the affair
was SO promptly and amicably adjusted.
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and tho efficacy Of its action have rem.
dercd the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, immensely pop
ular, Ii Cleanses aud Tones up the
Clopped and icveriSh System, and dIspe!ls
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
In 90, cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton =. Hess, Il. u.
Burt and @, Mcnkemeller.
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Yesterday steam derrick and two
engines arrived at tho yards OF Paige 4
Carey, tho Union bridge contractors, in
tho Third ward over at Martins Ferry.
The derrick will be used TO tronsier
stone from the cars and the engines for
putting down the curbing for the piers
In the river. Tho derrick and the en-.
gines will DO put TO work as quickly as
possible. Stone is arriving at q lively
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Hon. n. u. Scott returned yesterday
from a trip to Washington, New York
and other Eastern points. He says he
has whole arm full Of invitations, prop.
oSitions and offers from towns In the gas
country OF Ohio and Indiana for the
Central Glass Works TO remove. There
is no further development, however, In
regard TO the Company's plans.
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without any solicitation on my part,
Mr., l.. L. Kelly, manager OF the lEtna
Life insurance Company, OF Hartford,
Conn, paid mo this day my endowment
policy OF $2,Oi7, duo June next ] take
great pleasure and satisfaction In recom'
Ilonding tho above named company TO
Mi mn friends mud aCqualntanCes, aud TO
MI who may desire the benefits oil llio
insurance In an old and reliable com.
pany, whose conservative. infringement
hRs never been questioned, -.
SOLOMON KRAus.
Iyb,,iinC, March o, 1880.