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whites are more Indifferent to illitcracy
than even the blacks.

whites are more Indifferent to illitcracy
than even the blacks.
Under our form of government where a
community becomes so indolent and selfish
that it will not keep its courts and sher-
IFS Office filed with clean, vigorous, cour-
ageous, patriotic citizens it invites every
scoundreI and rob5er to abuse justice and
nulify public safety. and thus things go
on from bad to worse until decent folks
begin to take to fight and leave the ruff
fans to hang one another; the robbers to
fleece the fools and each other. Finally,
when capital begins to desert or avoid
such coasts property takes the alarm and
goes to the ballot box and upsets
the reign of worthless courts, corrupt or
white-liyered sheriffs and governors. and
restores the rule of sound and true civil
ization in the shape of live laws, clean
courts. courageous sheriffs, vigorous gov
ernors and soldierly militia.
The ignorant. savage communities that
believe in spirits, whether they people the
boys of Ireland, the mountains of Tonnes
see or the cabins OF the Georgia crackers,
are always ready to summon Judge Lynch
to the bench, and corrupt, criminal in
telligence is always ready to help
savage ignorance enforce his mandates.
Such communities enjoy small real protec-
ton for life, liberty or property; they are
unfit for free government; they are of the
same breed of anarchists that swarmed
like sewer rats out of the Faubourg st.
Antoine and were reduced to submission
by Napoleon's cannon speaking the only
speech that mob understands from the
steps of St. Roche. Napoleon knew what
to do with mob, and mob law means the
death of free government in a whirl-
wind of anarchy. out of which rises the
welcome alternative rule of "the man on
horseback -
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

A general convention Of the Republican
party of Washington is hereby called to
NEE, at the city of Olympia on Wednes
day. the tenth Qo.h) day of August. 1897.
at 1880 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of
nominating four presidential electors, two
congressman, full state ticket, appoint
ing q new state committee and for the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the convention.
The basis of representation to the con.
vention hereby called shall be As folloxs
to-wit:
One delegate at large from each county;
one delegate from each county for every
one hundred (l0o) votes and one delegate
from each county for each fraction OF fifty
I5o) votes or more over one hundred (i0ol
the same to be calculated from the mum.
Der of votes cast in each county for the
Republican candidate for governor in
1889
Upon the foregoing basis the several
counties in this state are entitled TO repre-.
.u~,.,;on a foilows.
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ftcp woman's suffering and cure woman's
ailments. Its DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
sscrIption- Its purely vegetable and perfectly
harnless-a powerful general, as well as ute
strength 10 the whole system. For periodical
pains, weak back, bearing down sensations,
nervous prostration, and all female com
plants" its positive remedy. II improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
ana pains, melancholy and nervousness,
brings refreshing sleep, and restores health
and strength.
No other medicine for women is gtdran-
tsed, as this is Ii ii fails TO give satisfaction,
In any case the money paid for 1t Is re-
FUNDED You pay only for the goodyou get
Tn thess terms it's the cheapest
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GOVERNMENT LAND SOUTHLAND
~ scrip of a.. classes for sale. Address HoL-
coAs 9ohNsroN, Land and Mining Attorneys
o-s siFest, y, W. VI aShsnstons u. -
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A FARMERS TARIFF.

The Mckinley tariff was passed to give
the American farmer more thorough pro-
lection and better hold on the home
market. The effectiveness OF the Nc
hlhiey tariff in the increased protection
II has given the farmer is shown by the
following table from the American Ecoao-
"''Sf' gi'ing the imports of various COM
pst'ns farm products Cor finished produces
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Is hereby warned not to pay
any money to parties representing to be
agents of the Seattle PosT-INrELL1GEscER,
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents of the Posi-
ISTELLIGENcER, viz: ]. A. Mcclellan and
T. A. Davies. This does not apply to resi-
dent agents of this paper, who are located
in various cities and towns of the North
west, nor to postmasters, who are in all
cases authorized to take subscriptions for
the Daily, Sunday and Weekly Posr-IN-
rELLIeENCER.
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of which the raw material competes) in
the years 1889 and 1s91--the years immedi-
ately preceding and following the enact
ment of the Mckinley bill-together with
changes in rates of duty made by the new
law:
PROTECTION FOR FARMERS IN THE MKrSLEY BILL
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Whole NUMBER .........-.. SI
1t is recommended that the Republican
county central comm tees call the prima-
ries in their respective counties for Satur-
day, the twenty-third (23d) day of July,
and the county conventions tor Saturday,
the thirtieth (3oth) day of July. 1892, I'M
less in their Judgment they deem it best
to name earlier dates.
1t i. ais recommended that each county
convention elect alternates as well as del
egates, so that their representation In the
state convention shall be by duly elected
delegates or their alternates only. In case
a delegate and his alternate are both alb
sent the delegation TO be authorized to
cast the vote.
For the formation of county and pro.
cinct committees we respectfully refer to
the rules" and ask thai they be followed
By order of the Republican state COM
mittee. f. T. WILSON, Chairman.
RALPH K. NICHOLS. Secretary.
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A tconian scho
eun see. She's
the woman who
gets we'll It's the
woman who 'front.'
see and won't be-
lieve who has to
suffer.
And it's need
less There's q
medicinal legit-
innate medicine
that's made to
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-30

N. Dakotas jordbruksutstall.
ming kommer att hallas Grand Forks
savlda staden staller garanti for So, 600.
LII president for statens jordbruks-
kommission ar valid E. M. Sanford !;
jamestown.
lnorott f0rofvades torsdags matt i
Baglien & Hansons klaaeshandel !
hlllsooro, N. d., hvarvid tjufven I've
kades tillgripa en- mangd kladespersed-
lar. Ijufven blef sedan gripen och sit
ter nu arresten. :,
1nnebrand. Eldsvada utbrot har-
ON dagen ett lila beryktadt hus Far
CO. N. d., tillhorigt mrs Massey
hVarv1d en- meyer vid Mann Williams
ole1 lnnebrand. Det lyckades de 5fri-
ga al husets beboare att radda sig, men
oe hesta forlorade sina klader och an
ar ara egodelar. Williams hade synbar-
llgen fors6kt att komma ut, men var
vld tillfallet 81 berusad, att han icke
kunde fnna vagen. -
En- godtrogen sheriff. Alderman
hennedy, som af domstolen Fargo. N.
d., d6mdes till 90 dagars fangelse och
sooo ooter for det han olagligen salt
oranvlp, spelade sheriffen cit fult
spratt. Da domen var upplast bad han
sherltfen ON tillatelse att tala med sin
hustru, hvilket afven beviliades, T
stallet att CORA detta, skyndade sig
Kennedy ut pa gatan, hoppade upp i
en- vagn och korde &stad sa fort hastar-
ne kunde springa. Sheriffen stod nu
der lurad for sin godtrogenhet Emel-
lertld kom Kennedy sedan tillbaka, och
sitter nu godt f6rvar / fiinrelset.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-30
D A KO r A.

Skendod. Norman L. Andrus i
Kingston, Sargent county, N. d., afled
harom dagen sasom det sag ut, men da
man skulle begraffa honom, markte
man tecken till lif, hvarf6r han togs ur
kistan. Nagra timmar derefter var
han icke allenast lifslefvande, utan
kande sig sa kry som han nagonsin va
rit. Huru nara stod han icke till att
blifva lefvande begrafven. "f.r.
Demokraterna i N. Dakota af-
h5llo slit statskonvent Grand Forks
f6rliden torsdag for att utse delegater
till acknowledgements Chicago. De-
legationen fick inga bestamda instruk-
toner att rosta for nagon bestamd kan.
didat. Konventet var favor af Cleve.
land, men handelse han icke skulle
vara stark nog, skulle delegationen ar.
beta pa att "a en- man fran Western no.
mineral.
Prohibitionslagen i s. Dakota
synes vara en- dod bokstaf, atminstone
tyder f6ljande siffror derpa. Internal
Revenue departementets rakenskaper
visa f6ljande antal licenses de st6rre
stadera: Sioux Falls SO, Yankton 20,
Salem 8, Chamberlain 4, Pierre s, Wa
tertown 18, Aberdeen 20 och Huron 8.
ALT aro 1000 F6renta Staternas Ii.
censes utstAlda S. Dakota, men minst
fjerdedelen af dem som salja rusdrycker
istater ha icke nagon license. ~ *"
Kontant erkan'sla. Bland india.
nerna och 'deras arfvingar i Devils
Lake-agenturen N. Dakota utbetalas
dessa dagar s35, 900 sasom bel5ning for
det de stodo pa de fvites sida under
blodbadet 1861. For hvar och en- ut.
gor andelen fran $500 till 5000, SON
kontant betalas. First National Bank
har en- agent pa platsen, som betalar
anvisningarne efter hand som de pre-.
senteras. Penningarne kunna blifvs
till stor nytta for indianerna, ON de
f6rstandigt f6rvalta dem, och det ser ut
som ON de amna sa CORA.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-30

dra och lemna faltet at dessa yrkespoli-
tici. Bra! Lat hvarje svensk- och norsk-
american saga sa och handla derefter,
sa aro vi hefrar pa tappan. Och vi
borde vara det. J.S.C.
Det var ett skriffel min sista upp-
salts: "inrikesminister Foster" skulle
vara "fnansminister Foster'.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-03-30

Hon. Knute Nelson talar sanna och
f6rnuftiga ord, da han sager, att de tin
fodde" (irlandske) yrkespolitici icke
skola lyckas att stifta osamja mellan
syensk- och norsk-anerikaner genom att
f0rorda en- kandidat for hvardera sidan,
och sa fa dem att arbeta at hvar slit
hall, for hvar sin kandidat och pa det
sattet forderfva all utsigt for hyaran-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR,

|
pPJPoSALs FOR DRY DOCK ar pr-,ss-I
Il sound nsTai stat On. WzsA-Rursar, ~ -
and doc<s 7 nsIed tates navy depart naant a.
:, lss i--Under authority conferred ry me ~ 81
congress making appropriztions for ttis nsv.i
vice. app Owed 81 arch 2, 1881. seaIe1 r,ra-..sr
are hereby invited and VIII Be recsivaf y -
buresu nati4 I O'Clock m on TapSiav ~. IN
dar OF July 1892 a. which fipae spg 800 ~ ~
propose viii be publicly opened for he con.r,H|
with 30 feet drat OF water vita hss,s - OK
aud entrance Of concrete and ,n..enrx ,.s- -
with pump house. pampinz plant. a0arinr ~. sa
in accordance with plans and .1 zas
can be seen upon application Ia 49,
bureau or the commanding orzes, y
state Of WASHINGTON Prcpossfs Ts,.. 1' w
dupiic tie ed and addressed 70 he tshsss ~ u
Bureau o. Yards and DocSs. {. : Navv rs,. =.
ment. Washington. D. G. and the envelorar -. ~
dorset Proposal for Dry ok gisnE s,.ssln1]
Will be furnished on app icatigu. For ssat,sss-ss
information IN regard 10 the Location and .si ~
ders are referred 20 the commanding officer n, ~
Puget sound naval station -atisfsc.or- <Tsrs-. y
required in the specifications mus acrororssy ~
proposal and no proposal Will be considered ao,ss5
accom- panied by he prescribed boud Tbs -
cessfll bidder viii be required within aftsa, ~
days after the acceptance Of his proposal 4, 49,
into formal contract The right IS reserves y
rel CT any all proposals as IN the md mes, -
this bureau. the Interests Of the governoenf ~,
require, and 70 we d=fects-
\. H FAEoU dAR, Chief Of Bareaa
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND DEALTe.
~ IN brfck, cement. etc--Sealed proDo ais WIN =
received At the Office Of the la-1 OF public 49,.
up TO noon Of Friday. May 8. ls9 for tns flrrlsS
inE 10 the citF of Seattle a-ersais a. NAV he =
quirel in the construction Of the Lake Int.
sewer unnel enumerated below:
ErscS. /, 500 o 70. more or less
Portland nglish1 cement. $500 barrels une.I
or less BIDS also rece we'd on Belgian cementl 4
Crushed rock 300 cubic yards more or iess
Detailed 3eci dcatious 10 which he naateri.L
40 We Mentioned must conform. together wa
conditions and terms Of delivery. may be seen =
rfrr ff4aa 1rTvT
mitfed are 20 be based upon payments TO Be ma.
by the CITY of seattle in warrants drawn upop ~
appropriate funds taken at pa.
u he Ooard reserves the right 20 reject any or Al
bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope .sBiA
on Materials for Lake { MON Sewer TunnelS
By orderof the board OF public WORKS
F. W. u. HOLB OOk, Secretary
First publication April %. 1892
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
THE c PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM
4 Sho~n a Howard & Dewsoury, doing busine IS
AZ 30 tSe street h As JGjs day been is Owed and
", IT. h0weri, who continues the business, viii
assume all Indebtedness aud collect ali bills
W. IL HOWARD
Dated al Seattle April IS 1892
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- eo-PaTtnershiP heretofore * sting between T.
q SpdiGbt snd A. puncalf under the firm name
OF SEsight & luncslf i this day 81 ssoive nv m n
t.al CONSENT Business hereafter conducted BY T.
" SiAlsht ALBERT DU NCALF
49, - T. q. SPAIGHT
DfFTSG AND CLEANING.
SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS go SIC
- ond street
~ ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
w . ladies' and gents clothing Fiflh ana James.
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HANrED-RE4L ESTATE.

WANTED go REAL ESTATE To SELL.
w irA,e ~ rent j. W s~raca 2l4 RSi,ey block.
WANTEp-IoTS NEAR CAR LINE FaR
moTtsass At 5 PET cent and 10 per eent IL
=. Turneg. 2ef sutleF block
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m4NrEn-Rn4RpERS.

lIANTED-TwO RoARDERs AT sls FIFTH
w street, near Madison. as and bath ana home
eO1Siue.
TABIE hoard BY DAY. WEEK OR
4 months home cookiag. everything hrSI-elsss.
best s5c meal In .Ae eitv; centrally located Ass.
Atwood Ihp recrare. 934 sccoad street
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H4NTED-P4RTNER.

EASTEp-FARrSE FOR LOGGING Rus
W 4aCss; large body OF timber secnrci &C SAT-
water, camp, team and outnl Address Logger
Box 6S1, seattle, Wash.
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y ANTED BOaRD.

IL ANTED-RUvN AND BOARD ny LADY /;
w nferonccs exchanged. Address Box ]. SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DoS'TTAKE CHANCES OF BEING BURNED
~ to death In a frame fretrap when you can
slunlber in safety and a. cheap rates In the X l..
y. r. brick building. Sl4 Front street; rooms 2oc
and Soc: one block from depot and postoffice
Il parlor sets, cook stoves, etc: every thing for
housekeeping. Frederick Il Nelson, Masonic Tenn
pie. second and Pike
STOKES AND HOUSES RENTED IN ALL
- parts OF the city; rents collected; business
transacted for non-residents. Apply to the 4. H
griffith Realty and Banking Company, ia James
street. renting department telephone 202. Open
until p. IN.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FURNI-
L ture in the city at lowest prices Bel,own
Furniture Company, 9l5 Front street Install
menfs.
E,LoCUTIoN, oRAToRY AND THE DRAMA
"a Pupils prepared for the stage. Margaret
Marshall. room 70 Heussy building, corner Third
and Pike streets
WATER-sEATTLE TUBULAR WELL CO.,
w experienced vel makers Il Oak street
E'OR REST-FoRTY-ACRE RANCH c. E
Il Patterson. room 1884 Pioneer building
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE BUsI-
~ ness office of this paper; 25c per bundle.
L'oR CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS GO TO
Washington Floral Company Telephone No
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n oANs. ALL KINDS HOOK. 80 sEcoNDsT.
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E,oR SALE-BARBER SHOP GOOD LOCA-
ton: cheap George ". Crane loo Washing
ton street.
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4sS4FERs AND CHENTsTS.

DOBERT 6. WEsrERMAS. HEAVY FoRG-
III ing and general olacksmithing. machine. ship
steamboat building and work; 6-e-escapes and
stan pipes made and PIX on bGil ding: boring
tools; bridge o. all kinds; cali for plans aad esti
mates; fury equipped TO do all kinds Of work
needed 10 the tate shop on West street. between
Yesler avenue and Columbia street p o. box
III. Seattle. wash
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SEAiILE 81 RFHAND AND TYFEwpTr
ing Institute. rooms 3ol- 3O2 ton door &c.,.
IA BLOCK Reduced rates for The mer 5nenths
Mss CHEALs sEMINARY-TFRSf co1,
~ msnces February l. s92 address ssc,,as
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ENoUND-RING AND. STUD OWNER CAN
Il have same by calling al room 3l5 Pioneer
block
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vocAL AND rSsrRUyryr,,xr.-

49, NJ SCIrAR INSTRUCTIONS. KEA-
~ nieF' Post intelligeneer building 6A
Nj 1917 ,,N A INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL.
- ~ T, =, IONS S5S-Sse; removed tenporarily
49,. II hrd street, vocal culture and instTa< nal
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MONEY TO LOAN on INSIDE CITY PROP
VI erty. ". o. Came, al King County bank
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7 osT-APRIL 2s, 1892, on THIRD STREET.
II between Union and spring. a cheek Of SCI so
drawn on the Washington savings bank. payab
10 undersigned bears 4lSo warrant for Ike
ainount payable Il undersigned or order for which
the huder Will be rewarded by returning them 10
owner. Residence. 81 Clay street or Pvfhian
castle hal. FRYE block between the hours Of and
Il g. m ". V. Stryker
I oST-LAR6E GARNET RING IN WASH
II room OF Horseshoe saloon Thursday night:
Ioera reward Address Box 452
/ oST-LEAoS AND WHITE POINTER
street
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TOR RENT-FYPEwRIFERs ALL KINDS
H. y Burpee. General Agent. 332 Pioneer
building.
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c1 QQ0 REWARD-WE WILL PAY ONE
ID .OOO thousand dollars reward for any man
who ever saw newspaper not worth more than
the price asked for it, suit Of clothes pair Of
pants made by US ditto; tailor who could make
better hts or show later styles; any who
strives harder 20 please his customers appre-
cfates their patronage more. Pc feet satisfaction
or no pay Is our rule. We will make il your in
terest 70 give US a call GlOae Tailoring Company,
over Hyans & Parsons Clothing store.
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REWARD.
q M REWARD OFFERED To ANY ONE
%lOO giving information proving identity of
person who mallciously plugged the seacOcx Of
steamer Mcdonald 10 de tncy property and endan-
ger lives Pennington Tran'it Co.. Proprietors
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTION

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-Ey-
~ gineers and cont tors foE bridges Of ever
description; wharf building pile driving, dredrnx
and team shovel excavatDgs plans AMI speeches
tons furnished on application. CORE spondsn4
solicited. Office, Occidental block. Ses.tie. Wan
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EMPLOYMENT wAxrED-rEm4.r

WANTED-B by YOUNG WIDOW, POSITION
w N hOuSeseapeT IN widower's family; good
reference and experienced Address l. H.. / 4i2
Main street. city.
lAANTED-A SITUATION FOR SECOND
W work OF general work In small family; best
references 2lU Lincoln street
WANTED - WASHING, IRONING AND
w houSeciesnlng by he day. $40 Terrace street.
w ANTEn-LA To LEARN DRESS
W cutting. Glove Fitting SYSTEM taught: 100
600 In daily use This Is no unintclIiglbls home
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-22
A Tricycle. for Land or Water.

The people along Ogden boulevard.
near Douglas park, at 0:30 o'clock
one morning stopped and looked with
wonder at slender man who was rid
ing queer machine toward the park.
The amazement of those who followed
was not diminished when they saw the
man ride into the park, down the drive
to the water and out on the lake. The
man was r. j. Olsen, boot and shoe
maker.
The machine somewhat resembled a
tricycle., but on the spokes of the drive
wheels there were paddles and the little
wheel was covered with sheet iron and
served as a rudder. Underneath the
main axle and about four inches from
the ground two boats six feet in length
and eighteen inches beam, about two
feet apart, like the hulls Of a catama-
ran, adapted the queer craft to the
water. The speed attained was equal
to that Of a rowboat. and Mr.. Olsen
claimed 1t was more easily propelled
Chicago News-Record.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-22
Too Profitable a Fire,

The following is copy of letter
from a town in New Hampshire received
at the Office Of the Hartford Fire Insur-
ance company one day last week: 81
inclose 800 in this letter, which want
paid to the Hartford Fire Insurance
company of Hartford. l thought got
more insurance than my right" In
closed was 800 bill Of the First Ma
tional bank of Concord, N. H. The
writing is identified as similar to two
previous communications received by
the company, inclosing, respectively,
$50 and 800. making total Of $3.50
already received from this one source.
1t is evident that some beneficiary re-
ceived more than his due, and is en-
deavoring to quiet his conscience by re-
turning in installments the amount
overpaid. Several thousand dollars
have been received by the Hartford un-
der similar circumstances.-Har
COurant,