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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
AGRIC AND ARrs.
Fine Exhibits Made by Several Coun,ie. q
Virginia

Agriculture. the hnst occupation OF man.
Kind forms an important factor amongst
the exhibits OF the Exposition.
The booth OF the Chesterfield exhibIt
is from design by Mr.. W. w. Baker
uves OF the county. II is after the styie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

a warrant and Il makes II necessary
for citizens to take the matter In hand
and brave the insolence and abuse OF tne
men who run the games TO stop that
which Is a shame on the law OF the land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
The Boston

Clothing house will be closed to-day
"wednesday on account of holiday.
Allen e. Marshall are conceded to make
the best five and ten-cent cigars sold In
Richmond, Ell TRIUMPH and FLOR
DE MARSHALL.
The American Home Building and Loan
Association, NO. / north Tenth street
Richmond, Va, is the place 10 put your
money, where il earns Z and per cent,
and is safe.
Speculative investments continue uncer-
tain, and while business is depressed it is
wise for investors to put their money
where II is absolutely secure, and take no
risk, while ii is earning the best possible
interest payable January LIST and July LIST,
annually. Loans limited to $1,000 each.
and the monthly payments do not exceed
the actual rent on the property mort
gagged. Motto Small loans-small pay
mcnts-more home-owners-sure returns
and safe investments.
Call and see the president, Otis II. Rus
INFANTA EULALIE, the best known
Key West cigar sold in this country.
New Goods.
New Maple Syrups.
New Buckwheat.
New Rochquet Cheese.
Sew 'rri. errieS
New Saratoga Chips at
II l.. CHRISTIAN & co.'s.
1000 choice Orange County Hams at
16 2-3 and zoe. pound. at
X. l.. CHRISTIAN & CO.'S.
Read our announcement in another
column. IL will pay you.
WALTER II. MOSES & CO,
1905 Main street, opposite Post-Officc.
The Boston Clothing Store will be closed
to-day on account Of holiday.
Cigar manufacturers say II is a mys-
terry how cigars as good as EEL TRI-
UMPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL can
be sold here for I'VE and ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

Tumpkin keeps a Carpet Store-sels
nothing but Carpets pays his rent, adj
vertising bills. gas bills, and sends the
young Pumpkins TO school-all on the
profits made on Carpets.
pumpkins keeps a Notion Store-sells
Notions only, yet he prospers, wears fine
clothes, and rides I'm a carriage.
Pumpkin runs a Dry Goods Store-sells
nothing else but dry goods, pays his
house and store rent. butcher, baker. and
tailor All are paid out of the profits on
Dry Goods.
WE SELL AS MANY CARPETS AS
TUMPKIN.
WE HANDLE MANY MORE NOTIONS
THAN PUMPKIN.
WE HAVE 4 LARGER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS THAN PUMPKIN, WHICH
PAYS OUR EXPENSES AND A LONG
SIGHT MORE, AND WE, CAN SELL
CHEAPER THAN ANY OF THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
c,STIy1RN's ART HALL.

,,,ore, the side-shows on the right OF
the main avenue leading from tAe rear
door of the main hall was the cent? t,'~,
mans Art Hail. p ataGipdh sur sn IoI'' inI
e by raining MAJ bunting stretched on
nosts' Within this three temaies as
pportnd Themselves Ia Midway Plaisance
sty}e. over the front OF the pldIttor e "@s
lo III al "a psels with the legend painted
20 tban1, ',This is the show which was
snnnressed on the MldWay-the great
Hnnche Khouche dance. On each
END of the platform vas - ..,Tb
aCTsar penrIemen's show, 40 lanes or
cbiidran admitted" This Is the, show that
vas suppressed on tlc N'N""'' - "0Iu
~ I'M m avbibifion was pronounced as ex-
+,1,,oI,, outrageous and 0i1enselVe 10 de-
cancv and n warrant was sworn out by
Mr. n. Perdue ana the arrest was
made as stated. ,,,,,. .o,,,1 .,,o. a.
Low, uas after him, he had the character
~ his advertisement chthSeu' put Ialled
10 taU more than one OF MS crlefs, and
tho ridiculous scene Was De aIIi5 enacted VI
ona lord-mouthed fakir yelilnS the SEN
one ~ 49, mentioned, while another at
..tSlaI0@,hay end of the platform, who had
To-, nosted, was hollerlns' como this
waV. ladies' and gentlemen; ana see the
, maS; moral show-an artistic picture thar
- 81 - soc BY the time the warrant
a an h hasn prepared the show was greatly
When Mr.. Christian made complaint of
-, W me-. a 1bich was stopped others were
,uc s tl.i tion hut as soon as II was noised
III .t. ~. that the law was 10 be upheld they,
iibe Arabs folded their tents and silent
TT is believed that the gamblers. how
over nut up these games the first day
os thdpsa cutting nearest TO the law, so
tbot ~ anv arrests were made they would
have the best chance for escape
THE SERGEANT II CHARGE.
Sergeant Epps, who has charge Of the
1T Grounds squad, expressed himself
&c ola that some one had taken the
90 a. 80 in charge; that there were so
manv different kinds OF games that he
nn,Id suot draw the distinction between
S .,hnt US lawful and what as not and
he felt that the responsibility was too
sr The t pronnds will be closely watched,
ond anv infringement OF the law will
causa The officers of the law TO be in
voked for IT'S prompt punishment.
Rev Nsbury Christian and the other
ministers present commended PRESIDENT
.Wood for the prompt assistance he rem
$500 tben when called upon. The ex-
uer , .n aa the grounds yesterday demon
perisnSe ,Set Nr. Christians plan OF max
s ,, It,, complaint 10 the officers OF the
~, ,a, I ds The only way 10 suppress gambling
at the Fair. =, .ha Fair na,rtat, q. a.
.h S,w ~ the police. The city police
s uv tbsy cannot make arrests without
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
We HAVE NOW JUST ADDED THE
LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS CLOTH
ING EYER SEEN In THIS CITY.
CLOTHING F: F: E E En-: SS ;: :y;::
In all sizes, length, colors and
patterns, from 4 to Is years
of age

WE HAVE TRIED TO SUIT THE
Purses OF THE PEOPLE. AND WE
HAVE SUCCEEDED, AND YOU WILL
FEAR Us OUT WHEN YOU KNOW
N0THERS. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!
YOI-R BOY'S SUIT is NEARLY WORN
ONT: BUY ANOTHER; YOU'VE NEVER
SEEN THEM so CHEAP BEfOfth'
COUNTRY BOYs-CITY BOYS--SClHQOL
ROYS-ALL COME AND SEE OUR
TNPARALLELED STOCh!
vOrr HAVE NEVER BEFORE HAD
AZ OPPORTUNITY TO DRESS 50
yell, on SO LITTLE MONEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

\ Cigar manufacturers say 1t is a mys-
terry how cigars as good as Ell TRl-
UMPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL can
be sold here for I'VE and ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

Clothing house will be closed to-day
Wednesday, on account of holiday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

Read our announcement in another
IL will pay you.
WALTER II. MOSES & CO,
1905 Main street opposite Post-Officc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10
n LII Mn 90,

A citizen standing by followed him. and
reported TO officer William Baker, OF the
city police, who was on the grounds,
what had occurred. and demanded the
mans arrest. The officer stopped him and
detained him n few minutes, but let MN
20. on the ground that he had no warrant
for hi" arrest
The officer was severely criticised, but
in explanation TO me afterwards he main
tanned that he had no right 10 arrest him.
The two fakirs conducting the game
are named Harry and Henry Stoner' IN
the excitement Harry made good ms ea-
cape. but Henry was taken before MAX
istrate Tyler. and. without examination,
was bailed I'm the sum OF $1,000 10 appear
al the County Court at II o'clock this
morning. with Mr.. l.. l.. Belts as secu-
Nr. Louis O. Wendenburg appeared as
counsel for the fakirs, and sought 10
have the bail reduced, but MT. Iyier
held that II the man appeared the amount
was not jeopardized, ana held TO lhdl
The The scene in the little house adjoining
the horticultural hail, where the eXamlna-
ton was held. was quite an eNCItiiH' oiiu'
the hall being filled with poII.ttgnlen'
fakrs, lawyers, reporters. ana C .e.,.od
F,x-Commonwealth' Attorney SpotsWoo.I,
ComrnouW ealth's Attorney II. NJ. SHlth
and Mir W, II. Beveridge were present,
and were appealed to on all hdhuS lo'
PT Pnt " u Asbury Christian, backed up
-, Rav 7 ". Moore and Rev. h. T.
Cadmium Iy nun We're intensely interested spec
t DfCr,', Of the proceedings, calmly deter.
r rarUsd as far as possible. to see the law
enforced, unmindful of the insoe frjon uf
pertinent OF the IaklIs a"N
~ Th h., -, Scene was made yet more interest
ing by an examination gong %, on oi IN an,
nt6er corner OF the room by MaglsIr,age
James T. Lewis Of e chars Of nun running Ing an
~, nm" an,oraI and indecent show. He was
h ,,'ii'oi II in the sum Of 800 TO appear at
H Iifa1 Court this morning, Mr.. Belts go
ing his bail also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

The Boston Clothing Store will be closed
to-day on account Of holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

1000 choice Orange County Hams at
l6 2-3 and zoe. pound. nj
II. L. CHRISTIAN & CO.'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

Allen & Marshall are conceded to make
the best five and ten-cent cigars sold In
Richmond, Ell TRIUMPH and FLOR
DE MARSHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-10

The very best class OF dealers in all
TRIUMPH and FLOR DE MARSHALL.
, 1894-10-23
Cine unterfudun9 an9eoronet.
Die anoebli3e 8cfbdftieun9 pom Jniaden
oes County sJrreuaiYIs bel Gontraft=
arbeiten. Deridieoeue County
aneeleecnheiten.

Sn Ser 9eitrigen Sibun9 beS County
ratbS CAB eS, tpie mir bereitS Dor etnt9en
Gagen pprolslagten, pieber einmaI icanbaz
loie @ntDluungen. Sommt11dr Gomonlon
brabte bic Don unS bcricbtcte @elbicbte bon
bet on9cbLi6en 8ei6dttigung Don Snioiien
pes SrrenalplS bel benz Bau etneS SunnelS
auf benz 0runo1tide ber GountDanitalten
in Cunning por unb lteIte ben Nntrag,
oaB cine 1lnter Iubung etngelcitet tperoe.
@lettb3eitig macbte CT Die GountDcommiiGrc
oarauf atfmcrtlam, baB nod feline NEltal7
ten getrDffeh ~leicl1, nm Bic @runoeigenz
t6ilner, bic aus benz 8alt beS Nb3ugSfauals
in iener @e9eno, wcl6er Dem GounlD
$40, 900 foitet, proTttiren, SurGnti9Got9un9
0eS Gountps beran3u5ieben.
Scr Gomdnlon'ibe 2lntrd9 fnbrte 5It
elmer ~lebbaften Debate, Die settneile iebr
duf baS @ebiet Der Bolittf ii%beriprdng uno
BEL peldber iib bic Bortf0npfer 5~eittpet1e
acgcuIeitig nit nibt Serabe iebr l6Onen
GompIimenten be6dbter. 0aS @r9ebniB
Der Debate, bic ilber cine Stunoe lang
mG9rte, mar bic G~rncnnlng Der GDmmti1Gre
6offmon, Gogspeu, Netteritrom, Cunning
uno Sails au cinem Spe3ialcnmite, boS
nit Der lnteriu6una Der BON Som. Conan
ion pOrsebru1ten 9tnoeIe9enbeit bcouftragt
nuroe.
Die fir Sic Nusitattun9 ber %ferti8cn &C.
ribtSSimmer I'M neuen Griminalgeribt5@
9ebduoc eingeloufcnen Nngcbote murOen
Dem 6jnanacomite !tberDieien, pcIbts
unteriucbcn lou, ipober bas nOtbtge @elo
9cnonlmen tperben f0nne.
Stir bic @eltelung Der 8drterinnen fir
bas @ountpboipitaI, loipie fir Die 8arbs
fir onitedenoe &ranfbeiten i'm County,
hoipital murbe beihloiieu, nit Der SainOtz
Ter Observation-Disclosures ein @Ontrott
ab3ui9lieBen. Die g~enanlte S6uIe erbdlt
fir Die @eitcuung Der nOtbigen &rGntcnz
WGrterinnen monatIi6 $500.
QuBeroem wurOen nur &Outinez @el6Gfte
erIebigt.
, 1894-10-23
5urGdoe5ooene Ginwdnoe.

8i6ter 8urfe nobm seitern ben Nntrag
auf IufIoiun9 bes i'm Ottober 1893 bon
elmer Qn5abl @runbei9entbInter gcgen bic
8et & Soutb Conn electric Street 81.
So. ertpirften Ginbaltsbcfebls aus, burdb
pelben Der lebteren @eieui9aft nerboten
porben mar, an Der Geb3ie 0oe. bon Der
22lten bis 5ur Bitten StraBe unb an Der
25iten Str, 3piibcn &OfpeIs Str. unb
2atpnboIe &be., StraBcnbabngeleiie gu
Lcgen.
l1ripriin8li9 batten so @run6eisentbiz
mer, meiitens BoGen, ii9 su BENT Outrage
auf ben @inbaltSbefebI Dereini9t. 21 Der
&ld8er uno 3tuar @runSeigentbiimcr an
Der 25iten StraBe, erlucbten geitern ben
&i6ter I'M Die @rlaubniB, iicb aus Dem
8ro3eB 5urii65icben 3u Oirien, 10 baB fir
bic Strede an Der 25iten StraBe -nur nod
3nei Gontcitanten Derbleiben.
Die StraBenbabn8cicIl9aft bat inspiz
i4en bic n0tbtge Nr5abl Der @runbcigenz
tbimer fiir itd gctponner, Nnb Ser GIN
baIt5befebI miro obne 3peifeL baber aufz
9elDft iperben.
, 1894-10-23
Observation-Disclosures

tDltrDe1t 9eltetn an foI9enoe Perlonen aus
9eiteut:
81. q. 2ln6erion, 3l0di9er 8aditeinz
6inter>Qlnbau nit @roaei3oB, $50. 79
q. 2eaOittitraBe, Deranlbldgt auf $500;
&. q. Sem, 6rei 2it0digc 8afitei1>W o6n@
bGuier nit @ro9el6oB, Sos. 6844-6850
8eorialtraBe, $4,000; S0tiium& Nnoerion,
2lt0figes 8aditetn@@ o6ubaltS NIT @rbge7
lc6oB, $50. 2208 Weit SadionitraBel $2700 !;
q. O2cOonoI0, 2ft0Giqen 8aditeinzS Stall
nit @rogei9oB, gto5. 46 II. 48 Waibtenam
Q(pe., $4,000; Sobn MittilitaOt, 23ft0dige8
8odftetu@ MohnbouS init Grb9eiboB, 9to.
1898 %. IS. Str, $500; 81. S. Hiiier,
6lt0diges Gaditein@ Qdgerbous unb Sabrtf
nit GrbgeIboB, Sos. 202-210 @. Bplfz
itraBe, 1925, 900; Sobn WftGer, 2ft0diges
8aditeine8 obnbaus nit @ro9ei9oB, So.
1455 8olftraBe, $500; SOiepb 6uz
ropstp, 3it0digeS 8aditein> @obnhaus nit
@r6geibOB, $50. 30 6Omer 9lpe., $1,000;
Der y@Tcelitor 2oge go. %, S. 8. 8. S.,
3it0di9eS 8oditcinz@ cbduoc nit Grbges
lboB, 9to. 1866 0bamS1troBe, $4,000; Der
yWetropolitan 9tp. Co., 2ft0dise 8a6z
itetnz9 teparaturz @erfltGtte nit @rDgeidoB,
J5os. 14O-146 SbrnoptraBe, $50, 600;
Sobn S. &ignep, 2ft0ft9eS 9oI8s8Obnz
balts, SEQ. 1855 part 9tue., $25OO; benz:
ielben, 2it0dtges 9OIss8 obnbaus, SO. 81
Meit 45. StraBe, $2500; 6. s. Gpan, 81
ft0diaeS 8adteinzUo6nbaus nit Qa6en
unb Grb9ei9oB, So. 738 8an 8~urenftraBe,
$4,000; 9. MfalOn, 2ltOfigen 8aditeinz
Stau nit @rOgei9oB, gto. 5405 @abai3
@pe., $500; 81. 8. Slaughter, 3it0di9e5
8afitein : @ebGube nit Gr69ri4oB, go.
4848 9rereI 8lUO., $4,000; &. @wDnz
nette 1it0figen 8ad1teins 2a6en nit Gr6gez
ibOB, all 6aIiteOitr. unb @OanitOn Npe.,
$500; SODn Sa9eman, 3t0fi8es 8a6z
fteinz8 obnbauS NIT @rb8ei6oB, SEQ. 1347
0afOule QtOc., $4,000; S, Gbur6iu, 2it0G.
8ad|tetn7B o9nbaus nit @r68eibOB, SO.
6337 McGbesncp 2toe., $500; S. 81.
Smith, 3lt0fi9eS 8oditein >g8obn6aUs nit
@rogei0oB, $50. 160-51. Str, $1,000;
2(uguit Stoers, 3it0ftgss 8afiteinz@ Obnz
3aus nit @ro8ei9oB, go. 48 @aiDtenaip
2tue., $4,000.
, 1894-10-23
Gin fvoerfunfler i'm 5udtbous

Bie aus SOt Springs, 2trf. o.melbet
miro, mur6e 81. &. Wfius 6aielblt toegen
TdlI6ung 5t 3pei Sabren 3ucbtbaus ners
urt9eilt. Wtius lit Derielbe jun9e Mann,
tpeI9cr Dor nibt LANCER 3eit alS 8ripats
lefretGr bon 0eneral Wti!cS ietne Steuung
in elmer 8cile auSniIbte, baB ct 6als iiber
&opf @6icaao perlaiien muBte. @r lit Elm
S6reibfilnitler unO Otcie &unit 'benuBte
er 10, oaB MIR ein ieDr geiibteS Nugc einen
llnteri3teo Spiicben ieinen Nomen vR. 6.
WtuS" unb Den gtan.eH ietneS 0orgeieBten
80. q. Wttles" berausftnben fonnte. unter
8enuBung 0teier &unitferti9teit pflegte CT
bic Deribiebencn Observation-Disclosures
i6riftIi9 nm 9teiiebtuete gu erludhen uno
bieie ipur6en t6m in Der Nnnabme, 6aB Sc
neral O}iles Der Npplifant lei, itcts mlt
Dem gr0Bten 8ergniigeu getpGbrt. Die 10
erlan9ten 0ertbobiefte oerfaufte er alsoann
an etnem Scalper. SblieBltcb fii9to eS oer
3ut0u, baB ieiue @rmerbstbGti9fett ans
Etbt fam uub wabren6 man oaulit be-
lcbdttt9t tpGr, 8etpetie 9egen i'm Su lam
mel11, nabn1 CT GeiBauS.
, 1894-10-23
Oerrotp an feinem beiten 5reuno
Sol an9ebIi@ G. S. BARLEY eeibt hoben.

Sol an9ebIi4 G. S. BARLEY geibt haben.
Sin tiefbctrii6ter, un9liidlidber Monn lit
8tctor 9. W1lIbge, Der felt pietcn Seabren
i'm Granada 6otel auf 6er Slibiette ipobnt.
9ticbt nur, baB ibm letne Satin obipenitig
,9ernacbt mor6en lit, lonbern 0ieier Gerrotb
iou au5 an9ebli6 bon leinem beiten
Sreunbe perilbt morocn lcir. Seit fat
sipet Sabren pobnten 6err un6 6rau 6artz
le0 in 3inmern beS @rano6a 6otelS, bic
untnittelbar an biejeni8cu bon 6crrn uu6
6rGu Ntltb9e itoBen. 6artlep, Der 8botoz
graph 1T, uno Wtubge tparen Sugenb>
freun6e, troboem entbl0bete, pie Srau
0artlep b%ebauptet, ibr @otte itb nibt, Der
Srau Wub8e mebr Nufmertiamteit sl
icbcntcn, aIs ielbft bel elmer intimel1
TreunOl6af1 gerobe nDtbia mar, 10 baB es
iDgar benz unbefangenen 8eobodbter ni6t
entgcben %fonnte, oaB !6artieD Der 6rau lei=
mes Sreunbcs mebr sugetbat par, ais fciz
ner ci9cnen. Qber AUDI Trau Wtubge icbien
BON elmer tief9ebcnoen 9teigung fir 0artz
leD crfaBt porbcn 3u iein uno mar oft unb
germ in ieiner @eleui6aft. Dor tma bier
Mtonaten rci1te fte nocb Salt Safe @it9.
Sn bcr eriten 3eit ibrieb ite bon bort aus
brei Wal tpOhentlib Ill ibren @emobt.
9fab 8erIauf einigcr 8O6en be9nii9te iie
iicb lcbon nit 8tpei 8riefen balls mar cs
MIR elmer unb iblieBliA CAB tie ii6erbaupt
fcin 2ebens3eicben mebr bon iiA. Stun lit
aber mld 6artIep ieit einiser 3eit berz
idwunoen unb Ocrmutbet man, baB ct
bernnd6it ais Salt Safe Gttp bon lic6
b0ren loiien iptrb. Serr Mubge iagte
9eftsrn: y6ortlep lit omar metn better
Treunb 9eweien, ober i6 babe @runb an3uz
nebmen, baB ct MIDI trObbcm auf bteIe
iAanOlibe 0eiie bintcrgangen bat" Ser
8orfaI errc8t etniges Qufieben auf Der
SiOieite, ba W1ub9e unb @artlep Oaiclbit
befannte 9eriOnIi9feiten III ben seieQz
i3aftli9en Sreiien fin6.
, 1894-10-23
Sur GrfIdruno.

Dem Wunicbe me6rerer 2eicr na6fomz
meno, 9eben mir Der foGgenben Grtldrung
&aum, Die it6 ouf cine, ipic es ic6eint,
ntbt 9enou pcrltanbenc 8ctanntmahung
IN Der Staat35ettulg, Die Nmsrican 8uilz
bling, 9oan unb SnDeltment Society be-
treffenb, besieGt:
, 1894-10-23

OFFICIAL PUBLICATT0E.
ARual Statement NJ ths GoT GTTSRN y M0TUA
INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston in the Stats
OF Massachusetts, ON the 31st day of December
1893: made to the Insurance Superintendent OF
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Assets.
Railroad Bonds and Stocks ...........S 137, $4,000
State, City, County and other Bonds. 2,025.0
Cash GA hand and in Bank....... 22,653.6s
Interest due and accrued. ...... 2,442.4s
s,7so.a
members, subject to assessment -. l. 800, s27.2s
Total Assets including Premiums
or deposit notes .........:.0 4,oo4, IlS.&
Liabilities.
Net amount of unpaid Losses.........S "a, 707.1 Is
Il S@ ssSs1 IL S SIYiSsIiss:.::::::-:::"" ' g. .: sss: e g
Total Liabilitjes....8 ls3,2A.9
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
Interest and dividends received during
Amount received from ali other sources s,S8s.7s
Total 1ncome....$ 281, 1881
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year.........!$ 1877, 966. "A
Dividends paid during the year. =. l36, 4Sl.l4
the YEAR s.43s. IS
Taxes paid during the year 3,l85,2g
Amount of all other exp enditures.. 80. SO, 189.4 Al
Total Expenditures. ...$ 3~22,256.49
q Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the
year IL ILLINOIS,. S,|4I.oI
received AZ, 749.o 5
Total amount t. of Risks outstanding. -. 1881, 1896
e. F. Taft. Vice-President.
K. n. Taft, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of January, 1884,
(SeaD AUGUSTINE H. READ,
Commissioned for the State of Illinois 10
$Uj the City oS Boston.
, 1894-10-23
&9tungSboQ

lin acknowledgement BET ber qeoers
m9rtt9en yfotDla9e baS Grlangen BON 8ez
1batttgung GIT erIei6tern, nimmt 6QS
NbenObIott Der SuinotS Stoatssettunq
Steuen8eiu8e unentgsltli9 auf.
, 1894-10-23
Stdoti1bes.
Nus Dem Staotratb.

Die 9etri9e 5ibun9 9Ieid na9 DER Gr0Tnung
su Ghren oes pcritorbeneu Gr=uloYors
Death perta9t. - Cine Detobotfdaft oes
1lIaYor5 uno ole 2tntworten oes ODER
baucommiGdrs auf bic ihm poroelegten
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SYltem.
, 1894-10-23

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q 2N the RPE9NGN N GyAS 1RE
Philadelphia in tho State of Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance.
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
, 1894-10-23

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, 1894-10-23
Chicago, %. October '94.
Qtmerican 8Gbg., 2oan & Snp. Societp.

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, 1894-10-23

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Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-06-29
NEWS AND NOTES.

An exhibition of buffoonery and
blackguardism, the Senatorial contest
in South Carolina seems to be nearly an
even thing between Gov. Tillman and
Senator Butler.
-"Cleveland times" seem to have
struck New England railroads hard
Their employees who now have reduced
wages, or no wages at all, are sorely
realizing that the free trade menace
doesn't confine its whitening effects to
the so-called protected industries.
The Cleveland Democracy of Buffa-
10, club composed of the Presidents
personal and political friends in his for
mer home, has almost unanimously re-
jected resolutions indorsing the Demo
cratic Tariff Bill Nothing less than an
other trip on the Violet will suffice to
cool the Executive indignation.
The New York World stigmatizes the
veterans who are on the pension rolls as
privileged non-producers." But these
men were active producers in 1865,
when they left their farms and shops and
offices to risk their lives for the Union.
But for their gallantry, the producing of
goods would not have come to much.
Is it worth while to jeer at them now?
The Democratic senator's, by their
action with reference to the sugar trust,
have brought upon their party humilia-
ton and shame the like of which cannot
be found in the party's history since the
era of secession and apprehension Not
party journal in the country defends
them; not voice is raised to extenuate
this new treasOn.-Spring6eld Republi-
can.
The appalling fact already disclosed
is that for some months past the sugar
trust has been the government of the
United States. The tariff law must give
the sugar trust wealth beyond the dreams
of avafice or it shall not pass, says the
trust, and up to date it looks as if it own
ed the senate, which formerly belonged
to the United States, and could execute
its threat. The question of the day has
passed that of rates of duty; it is whether
the government of the United States
shall be carried on for the benefit of the
people of the United States OF for the en-
richment of the sugar trust.-Journal of
Commerce, N. Y!
Only on the supposition that the
whole Democracy is under obligation
to the trust, is the action of the majority
yesterday explicable. There is no other
way to account for this extraordinary
course. But the people will have to be
given very different explanation before
they lend further support to party thus
committed. A more shameless violation
of the popular confidence was never
seen.-Springfeld Republican.
When the Mckinley law was passed
there was much Democratic criticism OF
| tho ADM nj FRO II ua cactionc Nom tba
Senate leaders have decided to drop the
administrative provisions of their tariff
bill, giving up as hopeless task the at
tempt to frame more effective regula-
tions than those now in force. If they