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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12
The Electric Light Commission.

The Electric Light Commission met
last night with expert Seeley and sever
al sub-contractors, and went carefully
over the present situation of the power
house and the prospects Of getting the
light on by March 1st or 18th. Mr..
Bayha, who is putting on the corrugat-
ed roof, said he needed two weeks moro
time. Mr.. Seeley said it would take
two weeks after that, 10 put In the
floor, and six weeks to set up the ma
chinery. II the house was done, he
thought the light could be on in six
weeks, but until the building was COM
plete, it was only guests work.
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Industrial Notes.

Factory II, of the United States Glass
Company, started up in all departments
Yesterday morning, after the usual holt
day shutdown.
The Riverside tube works, in Ben
wood, resumed operations yesterday
morning, after brief idleness, during
which necessary repairs were made to
the equipment Of the mill.
Notices were posted in the Benwood
mill last Saturday, informing the pud-
dlers that thirty furnaces will go on
double turn this week.
A new travelling crane is being placed
in position at the Wheeling steel plant,
and necessary repairs are being made.
The scale for the ensuing year has not
yet been signed.
Yesterday the wage scale for '92 was
signed by the manager and committee
of employees of the Riverside steel plant
The mschinists are working night and
day to get the mill in readiness to start
up, If possible, next Monday morning.
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things are as broadly open to women as
men. This has not been long so con-
sidered. 1t is within the memory Of
some Of the older ones here when
women was limited to few spheres Of
action. But things have changed. OF
the 10000 persons now engaged in
educational work in the United States,
so, 900 are women. The proportion will
likely be much larger in the next few
years. Horace Mann, who was the
father Of the public school system of
this country, fairly Mortified the citizens
Of certain community once by intro
ducing a class Of girls to the mysteries
OF common fractions in arithmetic. The
citizens arose in their might and
said, 1--WE do not regard the feminine
mind as capable Of such triumph OF
genius" But it was not long before
her capabilities were made emphatical-
ly manifest. Woman is now doing a
large share of the education Of the
country. believe In the co-education
Of the sexes, and am glad to say that
Dickinson College, in common with
other institutions OF learning, has glad
ly admitted young ladies to enjoy the
benefits. They should be allowed to
attend college If they desire to. There
is not a married man here who has been
through the school OF experience but
that knows that when q woman starts
to do thing, she-she generally does
it. l hope the time will soon come
when women who do equal work with
men will receive the same wages and
salaries as men.
DR.. Reed spoke heartily in favor Of
college athletics. He said they had
been grossly misrepresented at times to
a point that meant disparagement OF
studies. But when properly conducted,
this is not so. Nearly all boys have a
surplus amount Of strength and animal
nature. They all have about SO much
deviltry to work off somewhere, and it
Is a good deal better to have them work
it off in base ball, foot ball, Indian clubs
or on parallel bars than on myself or
some one else. Since the introduction
of gymnastics and sports in colleges
throughout the country there has been
better order, better discipline and better
work. A boy that can throw a base
ball to first base with the accuracy and
rapidity OF rifle ball, or pull strong,
scientific oar, is just as likely in after
life to lead the hosts OF Christ as any
man on the soil of America. This is an
age of lightning rapidity, and whoever
succeeds in these days of remarkable
progress must have tremendous capabili-
ties for toiling.
The lecture was interspersed with
many eloquent, and also many humor-
Gus incidents, and was thoroughly en-
Pertaining from start to finish. DR..
Reed is one of the most captivating
speakers heard here in many day. He
took the ten o'clock train last night for
Carlisle, Pa.
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SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.
AT Opera House this evening-Hanlons'
"Superba."
Ar Grand Opera House this evening-Bryant
g. Richmond's keep 1t Dark" Company
COUNCIL this evening in regular session.
THERE was fair skating on the BACK
river up to yesterday.
Work on the Ohio Valley railroad has
been going right along this winter.
TOBY VANCE yesterday made application
to be admitted to the County lntrmary.
EDWARD PHILLIPS was arrested by Off
Ger West last night for disorderly conduct.
RAILROAD business is largely increased
on account of the river being filled with
floating ice.
THOMAS ]. GARRIGAN, one Of the largest
glass buyers Of the West, is in this section
of the Ohio Valley.
The Franklin Insurance Company yes
terday declared cash dividend OF 3 per
cent. out of the business Of 1891.
THE partnership existing between Dr.W.
H. Curry and Charles H. Simpson has
been dissolved, Mr. Simpson retiring. The
business will be conducted by DR.. Curry,
as heretofore.
THs bids for the s1OO,O0 Of county bonds
due the Terminal Railroad Company will
be opened at the Court House to-day. IL
was stated yesterday that but few DDS
had been received, from local parties.
MONDAY will be great holiday during
the present year. Washington's birthday
comes on Monday, and so does Memorial
Day. The Fourth Of July is also billed for
Monday, and Labor Day will be celebrated
on Monday.
THE Hungarian, Marrini, whose arrest
by Constable McMasters was detailed IN
the Sunday REGISTER, was in consultation
with Prosecuting Attorney Howard, yes
terdsy, and the matter will be further look
ed into to-day.
THERE are indications that the sub-com-
mittee of the ELECTRIC Light Commission,
appointed TO conduct the appraisment OF
the incandescent plant OF the wheeling
Electrical Company, will convene in few
DAYS and get down to business.
A WHISKY drummer on his way TO Bel
laire from Pittsburg, says the Independent,
got into game of euchre on the g. " p.
with couple of chaps who were Renteel-
looking and seemed all right. Finally he
caught four queens and remarked he had
good poker hand. The dealer said: "lf
You let me take up that 7-spot I'll go you a
whirl. He let him; bet him dollar; was
raised s.. So it went till the whisky sucker
laid down sec to the man who wanted TO
take up the spot. He had four aces with
II. The whisky drummer was repfenished
by Bellaire customers, and he knows more
than he did
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THU OHIO River DEAL
ws TIE PURCHASE OF TEE MISSISSIPPI VAL
LEY SAID TO BIB A 60.
I-l-s Cochran and Manager Eayrss Back From the
Easi-Ths Wheeling and GOnnslls-
yils-Gensral Railroad
Intelligence.
The following important Associated

The following important Associated
Press telegram was received last night:
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January IL
The Ohio River Railroad Company,
rbfch is controlled by Col. VIM. p.
TFompsOn, OF New York, the heirs OF
,ss late ChaS. n. Pratt, ex-senator
Csmden aud other Standard Oil Mag
rstes. has made 50 offer for the pur-
-bsss outright Of the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley Railroad.
The offer is in the neighborhood OF
G 400, 600 and it is believed that the
issr will be conSumated at once. The
Newport News and Mississippi Railroad
Tvtsnds from this city to Cincinnati and
louisville. The purchase will give the
Ohio River Railroad direct line from
pfttsburg 10 Cincinnati and the South.
This IS a very important matter for
wheeling, as it will put this city on
,-7.her through line between the East
,~i southwest. The REGISTER has on
,svaraI occasions published details OF
The progress Of the negotiations for the
sv-arsion OF the Ohio River road, and
yesterday gave its readers the latest
Intelligence regarding it.
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DIED.


REED-On January 10th. 1891, at $3.50 O'Clock
q. m, ELIZABETH, wife Of A. B. Reed, in hel
Sith year.
Funeral from the residence, No. IS South
Huron street, Tuesday afternoon. January 18th,
al 1880 O'Clock.
tUTH-on Monday, January 18th. 1891. at :
p. m, EDWARD ROBERT ALoYsIUs, son Of August
and Annie Auth, aged 10 months.
Funeral from his late residence, 1919 McCol
loeb street, Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary. Friends are 70
spectiully invited TO attend.
sHoRTEL-Sundsy, January 10th, 1899, at
3p. m, THOMAS SHoRTEL, in the 6ith year OF
his age.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Thir'
ty-seventh and wetzel streets, Tuesday morn
ing, at 9 O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
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David NICK ee's Funeral.

The funeral of the late David A. Nc
Kee took place yesterday afternoon
from his residence at Htnsville. Quite
a number of Wheeling people were
present, as the deceased was formerly
of this town. Rev. j. L. Mcclure con-
Quoted the services, which were very
impressive. The reverend gentleman
touched upon the life Of the deceased,
who was constant attendant at his
church. The interment took place at
Mt. Wood Cemetery. The pail bearers
were w. B. Simpson, Thomas Nesbitt,
Myron Hubbard, James McAdams, John
Robinson and John Westwood.
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Circuit Court.

In this Court, yesterday, in the case
of j. w. Grub v. Celia Williams, the
petition Of Harvey Leviser, G. Mendel
& Co., ]. A. Heinlein, John Cook,
Martha II. Tape, the Wheeling In
stallment Co., Frew & Bertschey,
Charles Grsmlich, John Church & Co.,
Kimberley & Davis, A. j. Schultz, G.
Neuman & Co., d. II. Taylor, Rose 81
Hamilton, @. II. Merrill, Bell Bros,
Putnam, Stewart &c Anderson, John
Klari, Kate Carver, A. S. Whorls, the
Schmulbach Brewing Co., Friend q
Son, John Emerth, House ~ Hermann,
Elizabeth Emblem and VIM. Emblem,
to be made parties defendant was grant
ed.
In the case OF Charles Theis V. the
Wheeling Butchers Association, the
evidence was partly heard.
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Grip OF the Grippe.

The number Of victims OF the grippe
are steadily increasing all over the city,
but especially in the wards below the
creek. All the physicians and drug
gists are kept busy attending to the
patients. One South Side druggist
stated last night that he had filed
thirty-five prescriptions during the day
for cases of the grippe, and they were
nearly all new cases. In some families
three or four persons are down with
the malady. Mr.. VIM. Shields, who
lives on South Chapline street, has a
wife and seven children in bed with the
disease, and such cases are by no means
scarce. Few fatalities are reported,
however.
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In Bed With n Brick.

A well-known young lady living on
the Island, formed habit, during the
cold weather of last week, Of heating a
brick and placing it in bed to warm her
feet. On Friday evening her mother
heated the brick, and the young lady,
after warming her toes, took them away
from the brick, as it was too hot. She
then fell into q doze, from which she
was rudely awakened few moments
later to discover that her wearing ap-
parel had been scorched. She hastily
jumped up, ran down stairs, and re-
turned to find that large holes had been
burned in the bed clothes.
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Taken for n Crank.

Asemi. nendish delight often seems to possess
people Of strong nerves in sneering at those
with weak ones. The irritability OF the nery,
ons hvDochondrisc Is rediculed as natural i'll
temper The very genuine and distressing
SYMPTOMS from which he suffers sre made light
OF. lie" or 'she IS a crank" Is the cheerful
sort Of sympathy with which the nervous IN
valid meets from the unfeeling an the thought
less. Al the same time no COMPLAINT "a more
defined and real, none has more easily Ell
plainable origin when il is chronic Imperfect
digestion and assimilation are always accom-.
nsnied by nervous debility and anxiety. Build
nm the powers assimilstion and digestion
With Hostctter's stomach Bittsrs, and nervous
sVmptsus sick headaches and generally
feeble condition OF the system are rem q;
Remember that fearful ravages are produced
via grippe among weakly, nervous people
Hostetfef's Stomach Bitters cures u. and pre-
vents malaria, rheumatism and kidney COM
plsint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12

vii De able to make all our repairs and
0ulld our own locomotives. East OF
Flttsourg we have not yet taken up the
question OF passenger cars, but we will
PROBABLY add $50 new ones to our pres
ent equipment. We will make material
additions to third and fourth tracks,
and revise the grades and alignment of
the Harrisburg and Mt. Joy road, and
reduce the curvature. To do this we
will spend about $500, OOO."
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
Navs OF the Boats and Bostmen Along
the Ohio.

>,o,-s NJ the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Lizzie Bay on Sunday did not go
tbropgh to Pittsburg on account OF the
heavy floating ice.
Piver traffic has been almost entirely
snsnepded on account OF the large
amount Of floating ice.
70 the river falls 3 little more an at
tempt will be made to raise the light
coalboat sunk in the Pacific Coal Com
pany's landing. -,-,- o.
The Cruiser has been working Tor
to or three days at the wreck OF the
Coal Valley. Notwithstanding the ex-
tremely inclement weather good head
NAV has been made in getting out the
wrsck and w. II. Brown Sons deserve
credit for so persistently working at 1t
during such weather. IL
The marks at the landing At mid
,igbt showed feet inches OF water
In the channel and falling.
More ANrOwN, w. VA, January IL
river closed; weather, cloudy.
WARREN, PA, January 11.-klver one
foot and four-tenths; westher, mild.
BRowNsvILLE, PA, January IL
Riyer feet; weather. cloudy and COOL
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A Good Letter.

Persons troubled with colds or the
grip will find some pointers in the fol-
lowing letter from q prominent Penn
sylvania druggist:
BRADDoCK, PA, Oct. 26, 1891.
fcssrs. Chamberlain 6 Co. Des Motncs,
Io,cd. You will please
ship me soon as possible one gross
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Out Of
the sixty dozen you have shipped me in
the last two years 1 have only one
dozen and a half left. think from the
sales to date this fall that our sales this
winter will be greater than ever. 1t
gives me pleasure to say that out Of the
whole amount that 1 have sold and
guaranteed / have not had one Gus
toner say that it did not give all the re-
lief claimed for it. Yours truly,
AL, MAGGINI.
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A Case of Neglect.

A child Of Hungarian parents, living
in Schenk's Row, in the Eighth
ward, died three days ago, and
the parents allowed it to lie without
attention until yesterday, when neigh
bors came in aud had the body prepared
for burial. The neglect was due more
to the ignorance Of the parents than
neglect on their part.
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Terminal OmninIs Back.

President Z. II. Cochran and General
Manager EayreS, OF the Wheeling
B-ffge and Terminal Company, arrived
home from New York yesterday, where
thew have been upon business connected
With the Company, for four or five days
mast. President Cochran said yester-
day
I'VE had a pleasant trip, combining
business and pleasure in a very salts
factory manner. There was a general
meeting Of the gentlemen interested in
The Terminal Company, at As Wall
street. where the affairs of the corpora
-7n we're thoroughly discussed, and
some further improvements mapped out,
10 81 preliminary way, about which / do
mo-, care to speak at this time. On my
wsy 10 New York l met Senator Sher-
man. az Wheeling Junction, and had a
very pleasant chat with him, on
the way TO Pittsburg, and coming to
Washington City, on the way back 1
met General Butler, who, / think, was
on his way TO argue the Chicago An
srchist cases before the Supreme Court.
Az Washington I met Congressman
John q. Warwick, OF McKinley's old
district, VIM. Z. Haynes, Of the Toledo
district, and Mr.. CarOuth, the repre-
sentative Of the Louisville district, and
other old friends, with whom l passed
some very agreeable hours. l met
Lewis Baker and wife, Of st. Paul, at
Washington, and they made many en-
5uriss about Wheeling friends. Both
SIR. and Mrs. Baker are looking web.
The affairs of our Company are in a
very satisfactory shape, and the out
look is good
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ats.u advertisements.

EoR RENT CORNER FLAT. FRONTING
IL on 10th and Market sts., 1T $50 peryear;
fats, fronting on l0th ST, At $50 per year; !
corner fat, fronting on Main and i0sh Sts.. NJ
800 per year; 2 asts, fronting on Main ST., at
$50 per year. Each OF these flats contains six
light rooms and bath room and hall and has
separate street entrance; al rents for nats col
Iectable monthly in advance. JAMES l. HAW.
LEY, Is2O Main Street lall
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AN INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE.
Rev. Geo. f. Reed Talks to n Large Gath
ering at the 7. NJ. Q. A.

The auditorium at the Y. NJ. c. A.
building was again taxed with humanity
last evening, and, by the way, this
seems to have been the condition OF
things pretty much Of the time, or, In
fact, at all the lectures and entertain
ments of the Y. NJ. c. A. this winter.
The speaker last evening was Rev. Geo.
r. Reed, President OF Dickinson Col
lege. and he took for his subject EQUAL
tiles that Win" In the course OF his
remarks, after diagnozing the various
conditions Of life as seen in the Young
men, he took up the position OF the
fair ones, and said that the
OPPORTUNITIES for doing successful
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OToCKHoLpERs, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF W.
Title Insurance and Abstract Company, Va
Wbcelins. will - held at the Office OF the eetn-
pany, in toe Mutual savings Sank ouiisihs, ~.
ISL market street, on Tuesday evening, JAW
ary %. st7;0 o'clock,
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aIru ADVERTISEMENTS.
DESUMED BUSINESS.

DESUMED BUSINESS.
Ii Thanks TO Judge Cochran aud Supt
Eayrs who have kindly rendered US the use OF
room in the new freight depot OF the w. T. Il
Il. Co, to carry on our business in until our old
stand is rebuilt, we will stock up Snd resume
to-day. We invite our old patrons and all the
public TO come in or call US by telephone for
anything they may want in our line. With
thanks for past faVors we ask for q continu-
ance, KIMBERLY DAVIS.
iaSaGdra
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A RoY,s Arm Broken.

Just before noon yesterday, while a
young boy named VIM. Jaquay was
crossing Sixteenth street, and while he
was endeavoring to get out Of the way
of Elm Grove motor, he was run into
by Bell g. Wells delivery wagon and
knocked down, the rig passing over
him. He was picked up unconscious
and taken to his home, where DR.. Bull
lard called, who found his right arm was
broken and his head badly injured. His
escape from death was narrow.
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Police Court.

In this Court, yesterday, Francis
Kuglin was dismissed on charge Of
disorder, and John Stepens got $40 and
cost. Mr.. Kraft got SIS and cost for
the same offense. Robert Johnson was
let of with dollar, and John Keyser
got SO and cost. Stella Woods and
Georgia Frank got $50 and cost for
keeping houses Of i'll fame, and the in
matesand visitors the usual IS and cost.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
For sunday Sailing

John Welty was fined in Police Court,
yesterday, for selling liquor on Sunday,
and Geo. Kemple, arrested on warrant,
confessed and paid up after Court. War
rants were also issued for Lacey &
Shaefer, P. Mckinley, VIM. Mccormick
and Thomas Klieves, for the same Of
tense.
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PennsYIvania.

President Roberts outlined in an In
teryiew in the Philadelphia Press last
week, some Of the Improvements plan.
ned for this year, and in anticipation y, o.
The Worlds Fair traffic. He said; we
have authorized up to the present Tune
the expenditure OF about 81, 25o'OOO lOI
the lines west of PittSburg. This money
is 10 be used for additional tracks, ior
Passenger cars and locomotives. rms
is as far as we have gone now, put l
suppose something more will DC uone
later on. The PittSburg, Fort wayne
& Chicago road will build number OF
long sidings, and about thirty miles OF
new double track. East Of Pitts6urg We
have done nothing more than TO au-
thorize our locomotive shops 10
be put to their full capacity. in order 10
enable US TO build about 100 locomotives
We have already ordered so engines.
We generally have constructed from 20
10 100 locomotives year. win our
new shops at Altoona and the western
shops in good condition, believe we
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

The regular sunual meeting OF the stocS hola-
for the election OF Directors, Will be held AZ tne
coInpauy's Office on Wednesday, January x9th,
is92 between the hours OF and o clock y m.
islsslo ALFRED PAUL., sec'y.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
- wHeEIINo IRON AND NAIL co.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of ths
wheeling Iron and Nail Company will be heid
At the orice OF the company on "Wednesday, ne
27th dsy OF Jans.ry, 1904. At o'clock 2. m. Tor
IRE election OF Directors and such other bust
ness As may come before said meeting.
,xlass7 n. II. HORNBR00k, Sec'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12

Tvr local lodge of the IDternstionsl
Association of Machinists instatIeo tnelI
newly elected officers at tnelr ns.i C .;IS,
Twelfth and Market strse'S' tNSs :"
One candidate was initiated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12

WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 11.-For West
ern Pennsylyania, rain; colder by Tuesday
night; variable winds
For West Virginia and Ohio, rain; southwest
winds.
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sLEIGHINa AND BATHING.
international Press Club Delegates Nicely
Entertained

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, January IL.
The delegates to the International
convention Of press clubs to be held at
San Francisco, arrived here this after
noon over the Denver, Rio Grande
Western Railroad.
On the route from Denver they were
entertained with sleigh ride at Lead
vile, and at Glenwood Springs num-
Der OF the party took bath in the hot
pool in the midst Of snow storm.
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muute1.

WANTED-TEN HAND STOGIE-MAKERS
w at once Address FRED STEINER, No
l25 North Main street, Findlay, o. jalls
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ANOTHER SAD BLOW.

Mrs. Lindley, Daughter OF Cyrus w.
Field, Passes Away.
New YORK, January 1l.-Mrs. Grace
Field Lindley, eldest daughter OF Cyrus
w. Field, died this morning, after q
lingering illness.
This death, coming so soon after the
death Of his wife, Mrs. Field died just
seven weeks ago. has proven an addi-
tional trial to Mr.. Field, and has in
creased the feeling Of sympathy for him.
Mrs. Lindley was fifty years old, and
leaves six children.
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FRANkLIN INSURANCE COM

l. PANY DIVIDEND.
Ata meeting OF the Directors OF the Franklin
Insurance Company held Monday, January
18th, ISa9, a cash dividend OF 5 per cent was de-
elared, payable on demand.
iaiel JAS. T. ADAMS, Secy.