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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
PoITCY-HOLDERs MrS1 Br PAID rs FULL.

Albany, Nov. 4. epccial.-Thc new Insurance law
which went into effect October I. makes "a
radical chang" In policies or agreements OF the
cooperative or assessment societies. Under The old
law the beneficiary received only such amount aS
was contributed by the members. The law
makes II imperative that there shall be n stipulated
sum, and thar this shall BIZ paid by the members
ut Ike time the Obligation falls due. Attorney
General Rosrndae has gwen an opinion. al the re-
qrcsi ~ superint endent Pierce. Of the Insurance De
PAL ,ment. In which opinion he says that companies
formed under this law, Chapter $50, laws OF 1892
should be held to n strict and rigid compliance"
with rs provisions. and they shorld not be per
mitcd TO Issue policies providing for the payment
Of fixed, annual. quarterly monthly dues. or dues
for any period at least. without adding the further
condition TINT extrn dues must be paid If necessary
sufficient to meet the ma Smum amount Of its cerin
cate or policy Obligations
This decision brought about by suggestion
Of Nj Pierce that the companies formed under this
law desire to modify thelr obligations that they
may pay or may declare themselves nsolvent, a.
they may elect.
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EXCITEMENT OVER JUDGE RREWFR'S RULING

Chicago, Nov. (SpeclaD-All Western roads arr
greatly excited over the recent dccison OF Juds
Ercwer. Of the United States Court and GicagOan
fear 1t NAV divert much traffic from the city. H.
ogard 10 the decision. W. &. Gowdy geicral council
II the Chicago and Northwestern road. to DAY said
The deC\'on confirms the practice Of all tho rnll
roads In liking through and local rates. II decide
that the local rates shall not he measured By the
proportion Of through rates 1t expressly holds TINT
the long and short haul provision I'm the art &;
Congress applies 10 transportation the lLc Of am
gwen railway, and also that II applies to tran
por'aton On new line made nv combination q
two or m IRE roads. II II held that one OF the sevcrnI
companies who have established a ln- By . loiut
arih may change It's local ralp Independent Of wtof
thr rat" may be on The through line, provided The
local rate shall be reasonable"
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BOOhS or THE WEEK.

THE BATTLES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT IT .so1 Az;
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oou,t How they should be induced to do this, how

doubt. How they should be induced to 90 TINS nov"
ever. l. not told.
simple Bible Lessons for Little Children" by
r..arct A Ialpr Editor Of "1he sabbathSchooi
MagayIne" "A. c. Armstrong Som. Is appropriately
named for the sermOncttes. OF which u ls cohPoeu'
are characterized by elemental simplicity bu' 'nousn
admirably adapted 10 the minds OF chiioFeh' my '
fur from being childish. There l. weD-Doueu 'H's"
I'm every instruction. which l. atractively preseh'
That children at nil familiar with the hpie VIII re'u
II with interest and pleasure Mr.. Lang Is Ga gov
uan md the Rev Dr. James STACKER. OF tlat Guy
who recently delivered IL course OF lectures IN TINS
country writes pleasant Introduction ior the Oooh'
.Tbe Genesis and Growth OF Religion by the
Rev $ H. Kellogg d. D.. Of Toronto, CANADA Ciac-
milan d Coj is a strong presentation OF the ui'he
origin OF religion II consists Of the eight lectures
delivered by the author last February In the fheeon
Theological Seminary the l. r. stone louhus 'o"S'
He pays much attention 10 the theory Oh e'"iuuoh'
with which he has little sympathy. His arguments
will seem conclusive 10 those who already believe
what they prove, and nconclsiye To most o'her
people But perhaps that is largely true OF all con
rovers!al arguments scientific as well as religious
~strrinc the Eagles Nest and other Practical Dis
courses" is the name given by tine Rev. Dr. Theo'
dore L. Cuyler TO volume Of his sermons Just Issued
New York, The Baker Taylor Company. There are
doubtless greater preachers than Dr. Cuyler' Dut
there are none in this generation who have succeeded
In getting closer to the heart Of the Christian
world His popularity a preacher and writer has
been not only great but enduring and when we turn
IN these sermons II is not hard 10 find the reason
They reveal him as a OF deep and fervent plety,
lofty aims and uncouded faith. Moreover. his
thought is nmpld, and his expression lucid. ana IN
his preaching he himself only with the great
and elemental facts of life and destiny. He never
made his pulpit professors chair. or lecturers
rostrum. or an which to display tie con-
hIct between faith and unbehef lie talked 10 his
people about life ana DEATH te retrbuton OF wrong
doing and tie bles,cdness Of doing right and he
drew his illustrations from the homely facts OF daily
life Those vino Ike that sort Of preaching liked
Dr. Cuyler, and they Will welcome with pleasure the
appearance OF this volume Of his sermons. winch aio
typical of his style and manner OF treatment.
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PASSENGER AGENTS ~ CONFERENCE,

Denver. Nov. 1-Gcneral Passenger Agents Enstls
Of The Burlington Francis OF the Burlington and Nj.
souri,; Bennett, Of the Rio Grandc WESTERN md NichoI
son. of The santa lie, and g.. W. Dubois, chief clcrb
Of Mr. sebastian, of the Rock Island. together with
General Passenger Agents Hooper, Ct the Rio Grandc
and Lee. Of tie Midland held an executive u,cetIn
this afternoon and discussed the complaint against I'm,
Mon Pacific account of its refusal to honor coupou
tickets. The above roads have been selling tickets
from points east 10 points west and northwest gool
over their lines by way Of Ogden. At that poInt th
Union Pacific has refused 10 accept the coupon west
hoping 10 irc thlS frame owe: their own lines from
Omaha The meeting 10 day was for t'c n,rno., ~,
trying to Induce Mr. LOn'aX 10 rcscind Iii, order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
THE WORLDS FAIR, ILLUSTRATED.

A handsome eighty page quarto work 81 nr'' en-
titled The Worlds Fair has just been issued by th
Great Northern Rar Dad. 1t is printed on heavy
glazed paper, and j. plofusey Illustrated. MOI cou
tent with giving the prospectus OF The ohicaso f"'
with pictures and descriptions OF the s"uhuN '""
buildings II goes into the life OF Christ pphcr Coiu'h
49,, d nr.sents "a concise history Of the United
states .
By no means tie least Interesting portion OF u''
work is that devoted t. description OF tie r'n'e o.
the Great Northern. scenes In Minnesota, th@ ia
totas Manitoba British Columbia and on the iacih,
Coast are gwen with an ciabratcncss OF ue."i ~.
wsoith N Illustration that make the work a de
cldcd addition 10 railroad descriptive literature
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ATTACHMENTS IssrED. JUDGMENTS ENTERED

TIE Sheriff Yesterday received attsC hment against
Captain Alfred Thompson. the artist, who had charge
If the night pageant Of the Columbus celebration,
for 81 2CG in favor Of Joseph Solwerh, the cosumcr
A levy was made upon lie contents OF the Captain
studio at No. 1,l55 Broadway The attachment was
grand on the allegation that ne intended TO dispOsc
Of his property.
judgment for 1872 Yesterday entered against
Excise Commissioner william :. Andrews. IN favor
Of George H. Purser IT, ms executor OF the estate Of
George H. Purscr. on q promssory note dated August
20, 1883, for $4,000.
James J. Brock, surviving partner OF Brock brothers
dealers In tobacco and cigars, at No. SD Third ave.
mad an assignment yesterday I" Hugo Sommerfeld,
giving lin n prcfcnce for 900
Herman Joseph. attorney for ]. Jacobs. Yesterday
issued reppvn for 500 against Smith q wcndover
cothIerS, o. No. 2j3 Eighth ave. who failed Thurs
day.
Herbert A. Royce. manufacturer Of cornIccs, al
Nc. .-25 TNrlIave.. yesterday confessed judgment
for 81 ,Dc5 In favor Of Anthony X. ROvcc. for money
leat and execution was issued TO the Sheriff
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WILL REFUSE TO PAY SWITCHING CHARGES

Chicago, Nov. lo.-The Wisconsin lines viii refusc
+, pay switching ohaf:cs for deliveries Of lumber r.
Chicago. When shipments are - b. delivered 81
points on foreign lines the shipper viii be required
to stand the expense Of switching. The Wisconsir
Central refused be party TO this agreement. but the
other roads decided ~ ignore s refusal 0nf act FL
depcndcnty. except on shipments originating al
petve points the Wisconsin Central line. on which
switching charge, may he absorbed. II further
agreed that all tariffs lumber from Wisconsin and
northern Michigan points, except Ashland TO point.
on IIie Fremont. Elkhorn and Missouri Valley road
be corrected u the agreed bnais u the BogIo ali
fcIentals above the Chicago rates fh, part OF the
agreement will become effective NOy/uoE. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
SALE OF A CITY's RAILWAY SYSTEM.

Baltimore, Nov. a (SpeciaD.-The traction s9nui'a'c
has about completed negotiations for the purchase "
the Clty and suburban Railway system OF Balliihorc'
The presidents Of The two companies held conference
today after which thc attorneys OF the traction syn
d,ae were instructed TO preparn the transfer paper
The price paid Is about sl,'Ooooo, the amount 70 "
1'..o,o1 h tho issue of 100000 additional stocl
q, ,e outstanding 45O 900 900 of the traction company
the baltimore Traction Company having the rsht 10
issue $4,000 900 Of stock Their" arc siXty-iNe mieS
NJ track In the City and suburban Company :, s'sn'
including two roais To towns OUTSIDE 81 a',h "a,
Thc eniIre syst"m Is now being equipped WIN tie
trolley electric wires ana new power houses eco'eo
nm aggregate cost OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

cinct told OF Da'ley's arrestins MIA. fah'i".' ~
con,,,inap,S, mother. The Soundsmnn had ~
his tc,, 10 place her In custody. Hugh A. Iaggar''
notary testified that DALEY wrote out statemch,
exoreratlng himself from blame and tried to get
Lizzie Lawor to swear to 1t. She refused TO 90 so.
Thomas Reilly declared that the prisoner nau
orored hin, more money than he could earn III
war ~ he would testify that Minnie Iarnahs char
oc,or ,vos Ind Theodore Ware, an ex-convlct living
a 10 III DIyIsion-ave., Brooklyn. described Daliey
efforts 10 aet Lizzie Lawlor 10 testify IN MS pcHa'i
Tic rial was ADJOURNED until M0ndiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

os at bafpa 10 o'clock at night, lamp exploaea
~ tho ch,r, onlccr's room on the port side anna,
sh,ps. The burning oil spread rapidly anu ai''','S
Instantly the room filled with hames' Inc io
spread at once to the adjoining roonis' h''u 49,.
, a., .rocev-,y Luckily the was on the
~ ~ IN hords were at once set TO Work 10
put out the blaze The IRE Wrecked the wSoodwork
Ger t ,b hodtoininc rooms and the passaSeway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
KILLED By AN ELEcTrn. CIR.

Trenton. y. j., Nov Awhile Thomas Murphy
sixteen years old. was PLAYING in the street last
evening with two companions he ran in from, y.
IN electric car ana wa struck and Instantly billed
me motorman was a1cSied but rcca ed on hail
The Inquest Will he held on Monday Tn. vince 80
u The affair cXorerate the motor-man from blanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

The trial Of Roundsmnn Matthew F. Daley accused
Of assauting Mamie linnnan, was continued beforo
Recorder Smyth In General Sessions yesterday A
coed part OF the day taken up with the cross
examination OF Lizzie Lawlor. all Important witness
against Daley Her testimony was not shikcn Pc
lice Captain Joseph d. Eahn. OF the Twelfth Pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
N1RROW ESCAPE FRON FIFE ~ cr

The German steamship Africa had narro,v 49,
cape from being destroyed by fire during her twin
She sailed on October Is from Brcmerhaven with .
cargo OF miscellaneous merchandise, On octohon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
LEFT $4,000 10 PHILADELPHIA cgie,ryr,

Philadelphia. Nov. f-Thc will Of the late W,l,,,,
v Jeanes who died recently was admitted to probate
today. II leaves $4,000 to local chniities i,c,d
ng S25 900 each TO the Pennsylvania IIospI,o ,,,',
Eye Hospital Episcopal Hospital and The An "r,,
Tees Library 800 '' HPpftn-
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ANOTHER FcorIMiU BABY ~ CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. 4-Another E.duinan girl baby was
horn al Jackson Park YESTERDAY aft I'm IN. Inc
(tthcr's name Is Kufi and the mothers ko'uEiuK'
which means "nlg A.ams Apple The cha has
l.en named KoKi noiIa which means "1he Sufferer.
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BrBraL OF 11TrEyAyr scHwITKi.

Portland ore Nov 4-The body OF Llcutenant
schvatka was taken 10 Salem this morning. Inc
burial took place there til, afternoon.
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Dancing Academies.

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Free exhibition before the Circus
opens, by the champion rope walker
of the world.
Mrs. Anna SANFORD who has had
charge of my Trimming Department,
for two seasons past, has been engag-
ed for the Fall and Winter trade. =
Mrs. 8. Is now In Detroit. trimming
and getting the styles. An elegant
line of goods will be displayed.
MRS. 8. p. SMITH.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-25
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BAY CITY, Aug. Is,

BAY CITY, Aug. Is, '92.
To the People of Grayling and vicin-
ity:
Our advertisement which appears in
the AVALANCHE. is the same as we fur
nish the Bay City papers. Those who
respond first will be more sure of Sc
curing our bargains. We can save
any one money by their dealing direct
with us, Instruments sent on appro-
val and examination to all reliable
persons who mean business. Cores
pondence solicited. We shall aim al
ways to carefully and correctly de-
scribe instruments which we offer, and
it not according to description, no
sale.
We are making the greatest offers In
order to secure trade, and hope for a
liberal share from the people of Gray
ling, Respectfully,
H. A. SAGE, Manager,
KIMBALL AGENCY,
W. Bay City, Mich.