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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-01
Carefully Selected

Lines of Neckwear' that will please
you in patterns and shapes.
BROWN, TERRY &, WOODRUFF co.
142 Main Street.
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sALTAIR TRAINS ON PAGE 8.
No Scarcity of Water

NO Scarcity OF Water
For doing snow white work on
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs Try us.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
142 Main Street.
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Wiley, Mrs. r. Stoker, w. II. Streeper.
A. S. Rose, Miss Bessie Raymond, Mrs
r. w. Barnes, Andrew B. Cook. r. T.
Venable, J. w. Strong and W. H. Mil
Ter.
The same delegates were elected to
the Second judicial district convention
with the exception of one or two
changes in the Bountiful representa-
ton.
For the state senatorial convention
to be held in Kaysville on September
%, the following persons were elected
delegates:
Joseph Hogan, Mrs Mary A. Page.
g. W. Roberts, j. Barlow, John Fisher.
Jaren Tolman, Mrs. Martha Duncan.
Streeper, Mrs. Aurelia L. Rogers,
David Thomas, E. A. Cottrell, T. F.
Roueche, Hyrum Stewart, Ada Will
liams, Philo Dibble, Mrs. Emma Nal
der, D. d. Egbert, James, w. Strong,
William Miller. Alternates: John
Parkins, David Stoker, jr., Mary Call,
b. W. Walton, Jed Abbott, Inez Rose.
Robert Blamires, Annie B. Jones, s.
kershaw, Peter Christensen. Mrs. ].
W. Strong and w. J. Parker
The Central Committee.
The next in the order of business
came the election of a county central
committee, and by vote it was decided
to have the committee CONSIST of two
from each precinct--one lady ard one
gentleman. The following were cleo
ted:
South-O. P. Hatch, Mary a. Page.
West-David Lewis, Ms. Cr. String
ham.
Bountiful-Joseph j. Holbrook. Miss
centerville-F. W. Walton. Mrs.
Emma Smith.
Farmirgton-D. "A. Sanders. Miss
Leone Rogers.
Kaysville-G. H. Phillips. Miss Annie
Barton.
Layton-A. B. Cook, Miss Angie
O'Brien.
steed-Peter Christensen, Marion
Mitchell.
South Weber,. w. Strong. Mrs.
Harriet Strong.
Hooper-Alexander Patterson.
Syracuse-W. H. Heazar, Alice Man
ming.
Nominating Senator's.
John G. M. Barnes moved that the
delegates be instructed to vote in ia
vor of the proposition to nominate sen
ators in the state convention There
was but little opposition to the mo-
ton. The idea seemed so proper and
so Democratic that there was no dis
position to work against it. Chair
man Roberts spoke briefly in favor of
the motion and called attention to the
advantages accruing from having the
people express their will in such
manner. When the matter came to
vote it was almost unanimous in favor
Of the motion.
Roberts For Congress.
When this was disposed of, Delegate
John Fisher offered resolution to the
effect that the delegates be instructed
to present the name of 3. H. Roberts
before the state convention as can
didate for representative in Congress.
The resolution caught among the dele
gates like wildfire and it was speedily
passed by a unanimous vote. Then
again there was enthusiasm in the
convention in such degree as to
show the great esteem the members
possessed for Davis county's favorite
son. The delegation will make strong
fight for Mr.. Roberts in the convention
and it is confidently expected that his
extreme popularity throughout the
territory will give him the nomination.
This concluded the business and the
convention adjourned
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
TO BE HELD AT OGDEN ON sErF.
9TH.
Observation-Disclosures District Com
MISUNDERSTANDING Conventions

Following is the official call for the
Democratic state convention:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Headquarters Democratic Territorial
Committee, SAT- Lake City, Utah,
August II, 1895.
A state convention of the Democratic
party of Utah is hereby called to meet
at the Grand Opera house, Ogden City,
on Thursday, the 5th day of September,
1895, at II o'clock a. M. for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for repre-
sentative to the Fifty-fourth Congress,
and candidates for the following state
offices, to wit:
Governor.
Secretary Of state.
State auditor.
State treasurer.
AttOrney-general.
Superintendent of public instruction.
Three judges of the supreme court.
Also, the election of a Democratic
state committee, and the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The convention shall consist of six
hundred and fifty $500 delegates. COM
posed Of both sexes, apportioned
among the several counties as follows
BOX Elder --.......'.. Il
Cacne .......... ..-.'..'...'''. -'-'..o %
CARBON ................ .-..-.......'.' o
Davis .'..........s ..''.......'.-- Il
Emery .........-. IL
Gar1elo .......... ........'...'''.'''
Grand ...........-.... ...............' z
iron .....s.........s s.'..''..'.'' o
JuaD ............. ..-......-.. IL
Kane .............. .......'..''.''.'.' .
Mlllard ---...... Id
Morgan .............. ........''''...'
Plute ......-...s...--. ...-.----------. 4
Rlcn ...-...... .................'
san Juan ...........--.-....- s
SAT- Lake ..................'.. 10 I
oanpete ............. ........"...-..- 40
oeVler .....-.......-.. ..-........-.-. II
Summit ............. ............-.-.- 70
IOOele .............. ....-...-.-.- IL
Ulntan ................. .............. IL
ULan -.-.-....-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S6
WaSatcn .......-.,..'..s s..-'...-..-. 10
washington ........... ..........-... 10
wayne ........... .................... D
weber ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
IOC6I .60U
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Ask for the new delicious Pepsin
Gum called Haye-a-Chew.
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Notes.

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". n. DICKSON. ATTORNEY-AT-
law. Rooms 512 70 516 Progress Building.
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Soon society viii begin to flock in
from summering places and Soda and
asrlehton will be deserted. The influx
VIII be hailed with delight by society's
members who have been content to re-
main at home while summer gayeties
hourished at the resorts. For the last
Two weeks very little has been stirring
among the fashionables with the excep-
zion OF a few teas with occasionally a
stray reception.
From now on social events will be
more numerous and the german and
the reception will enliven the fall and
winter season.
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Messrs. Held and Gill.
Flower Song, Cuers ct Fleurs......
............. Theo. Moses Tobani
Descriptive, The Night Alarm, go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
A GREAT PICTURE.
Popiers Masterpiece, "Affcr the
Sfoym.-

number of gentlemen, including the
members Of the Senate. were yesterday
afternoon afforded a private view OF Po-
piel's great picture. After the STORM
which has just been put in position at a.
saixs g. Co.'S, and which the genera
nublic will be invited TO view as soon as
the details of draping the aicoVe are per
fected. The production is grand triumph
Of the pain9er's brush In all the essentials
~ art The first object of any art crea-
lion ought TO be to tell story,
and this object, After the Storm
attains to the fullest. It's story
IS that of Polish peasant cou-
ple. who. after toiling a whole season
TO raise a crop OF wheat. awak- one
morning TO find that the elements nave
swept away their living for the next year
The canvas is about l2xl4 feet In the
foreground. and In dumb despair the
couple, the woman with clasped hahus,
ard The man, with the stolidness OF o'le
dazed. are contemplating the deVasla,ion'
ON the faces OF both is stamped unutter-
able woe. The wheat lies prone. tangled
twisted mass in a field elevated slightly
above the road. i'm which the two hgures
are posed. and this road, In It's ruts, us
uools of water and its exposed stones,
shows qhe cruel force Of the rain that
had fallen and washed II. In the mluuie
distance are three other figures, whose
,aze is bent upon the peasant and MS
wife. and who are approaching the I'M
mediate scene Of CesolatiOn. ana lheh
stretches a background and perspective
of wonderful depth and expanse. Inc
storm clouds have rolled back, but nave
NOT disappeared. Their blaokness has
and
almost feels the dampness in the sugges-
ton of a mist that Dervades the atmos-
phere. Faithfulness characterizes every
feature Of the composition. all minutiae
being worked out with the greatest DELI
cacy The drapeTy of the figures and It's
texture are wonderfully realistic. The
pervasiye tone Of the picture is sombre,
but here and there warmth is
most skiifully and most naturally
impaired as in the trimmings OF
the costumes and the. efiioresclnS
weeds that peep, il would seem mock
jnely. out from the maze of destroyed
wheat. Thaddeus Suieina Popiel lived,
breathed. and had his being in Poland,
and his After the Storm Is the chlid
of a heart and mind in sympathy with
the peasantry OF that country. 1t Is
truly a masterpiece, creation OF genius
that is an art educauOn. II y Il
picture child can read the story of,
and that Is a crucial test Of art. Ii
is gratifying to know that all the school
children. as well as the grown people,
will be invited TO see the canvas. The
artist has resorted to no effects to catch
the fancy for the moment. He has paint
ed to make lasting impression; painted
to touch the deepest feelings, and has
succeeded. If we must class him In a
school, IT is that Of Millet. as illustrated
in "The Angelus." He gets similar
grand effects from similar material-a
few figures. the fields. the atmosphere,
ana the pathos of nature. The original
cost Of the painting was $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
THE BoNDsMEN DISCHARGED.
Judge Weliford Enters Judgment i"
RyInnd Cnsc Against Him only

Judge y. r. Wexford. Jr., OF the 1.'y
Circuit Court. yesterday entered an orue'
in the case OF the Commonwealth OF VIZ
'ginia against Robert $. Ryland, late irea
surer OF King William county, discns,s
ing from liability the bondsmen OF MI c
Ryland. and rendering Judgment ior 81 sne
amount claimed by the State-s,''l'oi-
against the former Treasurer Acne. M.
This result was predicted IN tne rs. rs
patch OF Tuesday. as II was clear ,i III
The bond of Mr.. Ryland was NOT teSh III
cally "A legal instrument several ol W
suretics had given a power OF at,oIney
to another surety To sign thelr nain i.
within a certain amount, ana no ninita-
tion was made by the signer ms power
of-atlorney also failed to have a seal upon
IL. which Is requir oil by law.
The case was called In the CITY 'lrcult
Court on Tuesday. and counsel Tor the
defendants submitted several peas, ungh
some OF which issue was joined Inc
Court took the matter under cOnsidert-
ton. ana the order referred TO was en-
tered yesterday. IF. - -.
In this cour. yesterday suit was en-
tered by w. w. Moore against L. j. Iodd
for 5000. damages.
4 deed OF trust was recorded In the
office OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
bv the Mason Telephone and Manufactur-
ing Company 20 the Maryland Trust
Company as trustee to secure the pay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
AIbermarIe Club Ladies' Day.

The Aibemarle Club. since having
charmingly ensconcsd itself in It's hand,
and Grace streets following i'm the foot
steps of the other leading social organiza-
tions here, has established ladies' day,
To-day the innovation begins. The re-
ception committee Is composed of Mrs.
NJ ID Hoge. Jr, Mrs. w. r. Saunders,
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs. f. II. Dean,
Mrs. Allan Talbot. Mrs John ID. Potts.
Mrs. Alex. w. Archer, Mrs. Robert Blank
enship. Mrs. Smith Brohenbrough, Mrs.
Graham H. Hobson, Mrs. Robert l.. Pow
ers Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough. Miss
Judith Deane, Miss Stanley Atkins, Miss
Lucy Wormeley. Miss Annie Gray, Miss
Sallie NJ Talbot, Misses Mary McCaw,
Lillian Yarbrough. Miss Helen Lea, Miss
Ashley Miller. Miss Adele Archer, Miss
Florence Talbot. Miss Pence Weddell,
Miss Mamie Gillian, and Miss Daisy
IViIsOp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

Professor Frank Cosby. entertained APP
preciatve audiences at the opera House
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening VIII
their selest musical features and series
OF plastique novelties. Those whose ei-
forts were especially commendable VI
the FIRST part OF the PROGRAMME o VII
the Norwegian Mandolin Club. MISS Ssi,le
ford. comic songs: Mr.. d. 4. Richie cor
net solos. The second part OF the pIo-
gramme was made up OF the Plastique
lie Fright and Molne Redtord, Messrs.
Cosby. u. Mountcastle. Edwin Bosher.
and ii. c. Allen. The posing was steany
and graceful and Professor cosby ue-
serves credit for bringing such tno-
rongnly equipped amateur company De-
fore the public"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Death of MIR. James G. Hill. Jr.

A telegram received In this city Tuesday
announced the death in the city OF
Mexico of Mr.. James G. Hill. Jr., second
son of General James c. Hill. Railroad
Commissioner of this State. None OF the
particulars have yet been received.
Mr.. Hin was 30 years OF age, and was
well known in this city and State. where
was at one time editor OF the ScotTsville
Courier and CORRESPONDENT for the DIS
ratch. He went 20 Mexico some years age
with his elder brother. Mr.. Allan &. Hill,
and was some time in the employms nj OF
the Singer Manufacturing Company. For
the last two or three Wears he had held
the responsible position OF paymaster OF
the southern division of the Mexican
National Railway, in which his fine busl-
ness capacity and close attention TO bust
ness had won for him the confidence and
esteem of his employers
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One Woman
Said to
Another Woman

whenever I want anything In the
housefurnishing line / always go TO eau
DIE & ROANES. because they sell me
what want-dont try to shove off some
thing else If they don't happen to have
what / wish TO buy and then again, they
have such a varied assortment. Then
there is another reason: l don't always
happen to have ready cash, and 1 can
buy there anything | want without being
compelled to pay a larger amount simply
because l don't possess so much Of this
worlds goods as my neighbor. In a word.
il is the most satisfactory store one can
buy Furniture or Carpets or Household
Fixings."
Isn't that praise? We try TO deserve it..
CASH or CREDIT-thats the way we
sell.
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KEEP UP OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not 10 be undersod. Keep up with the
times. and not be left behind. Best quail
ty and full weight guaranteed. IL is to
Your interest TO place your orders at
once, as prices are rapidly advancing
North.
ANTHRACITE, STOVE, 1926.
ANTHRACITE, NUT, S5.25.
ANTHRACITE EGG. s..
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN, $780,
LUMP SPLINT, S475 and S.
HAIL SPLINT, 1925 and $50.
POCAHONTAS. LUMP, $3.50.
FIRE CREEK, LUMP $3.50.
THE CELEBRATED Prick COKE,
superior TO all others. s325
SO-CALLED CONNELLSVILLE, $2.75.
1900 west Broad Phone 47
1905 east Cary street; Phone 165
SO l1-3m G. II. PAGE
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n o I 1 c E @.

Pursuant TO deed Of trust ey.er,.a
on the LIST day OF June, 1850. by Charloi,.
Shngerland now dectlscn. ana So
Slingerland. and recorded I'M the cis-t,.
office OF the County Court OF T. onr.s,.s
county, In Deadlock n. M pae. 1C
shall (having been required 80 10 do tr
the benefcaries In the said decd oas,
for sac, at public auction az G.oucesf.-
Courthouse. on tn
9TH DAY or JANUARY. fvs
at u o'clock NJ chat being County-con-..
day., that VALUABLE FARM csi'.t
Enfield" situated near the villas. Is,
Cappahosic, in the said county. contain.
ing AL acres. on which Is dwClling-house
In good repair. with nine rooms. ana sn
necessary outbuildngs. This Il "a rare or.
portunity for any one Who wishes y,
truck.
TERMS: Cash. enough 90 nav the e,sts
or executing this trust and 90 pay mn.
debt secured by the said deed amoinflr,
In principal and interest % 500. and s.
TO any balance. on such terms rs ffe
said storm Si'ngeriani may direct
de 5-S0t Tr's,s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Lieutenant Thomas starlsc Resigns.

The Governor has accepted the resigna-
ton Of Lieutenant Thomas II. Starke
OF ihe Howi,zers, and that Officer viii be
placed on the retired list Lieutenant
Starke has been a member OF the HOwitz-
efs for about fourteen years, and has
served through the grades from private
10 Lieutenant.
NJ. otdtke was also secretary or the
battery, ana Corporal Frederick y Mn
son has been elected to succeed him in
this canactv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
An Accident to Engineer Jones.

Mr.. D. S. r. Jones OF crewe. Va, an
engineer on the Norfolk and Western
dent yesterday. which will probably re-
suit In the loss Of an eye. He was In
the cab OF his engine at Crewe. when "a
defective lubricator exploded and shot a
stream Of boiling water i'm Mr.. Joncs's
face, scaldng him in a frightful manner
Medical attention was at once given him.
and he was later brought TO Richmond to
be treated by Dr. White Mr.. Jones is a
brother OF Magistrate +. Il. Jones. of this
city. and is one OF the best known engi-
neers In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

RICHMOND. VA, November 2 ls59.
SHARES OF STOCK in the OLD Do
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASsO-
CITATION. OF Richmond, Va, having been
lost or misplaced. l hereby give notice
that | have applied for duplicate there
of. Miss NJ. AGNES GRIMM. no l-ThSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
LOST. STRAINED. AND FOUND.

LOST. A BROWN GERMAN. BEAGLE
DOG A suitable reward will be paid
If left az my drugstore, NO. ~ west
BROAD street. GREENWALD.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
A FARM THREE MILES PROM hfCHvOVn

n rANh ihhtt MILLS r KUN hllhNONh
VA, on THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
ADJOINING THE FARMS or THE
LATE JUDGE BURNHAM AND THAT
OF ED. SHERMAN. ESQ. CONSISTING
or "a ACRES. WITH A HANusOWF
b r \ n DIN r. W MODERN FRAME
DWELLING. WITH EIGHT ROOMS.
BATH, AND ALL CONVENIENCE.
WITH 4 LARGE TWO-STORY Barn.
CONTAINING - STALLS AND BRICK
WINE CELLAR UNDERNEATH
SHEDS FOR FARAllN IMPLEMENTS
ETC. ABUNDANT WATER SUPPLY
FROM LARGE WIND WATER TOWER
on THE PLACE.-By virtue of certain
deed OF trust dated November 3D. i1l
recorded I'm Clerks office, Henrico County
Court. Deadlock AZ A. page sol. default
having been made In .he payment O' a
sum OF money therein secured and Doc
ing requested so 10 dc By the beneficiary
hereunder, ! will sell AT public auction.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER n. 1896
at o'clock y. NJ the VALUABLE
FARM described In said deed. as f0'.
l0Ws-tO wit. All that certain tract %
land lying and being IN the county N
Henric0. Va, on the north side Of tho
Williamsburg road, about three miles
east of Richmond. Va, containing a
acres, more or less.
Tho above-described farm Il all cleared
Al
having an excellent stand Of timothl.
acres of young orchard. with about tRO
acres in grapes, asparagus beds, straw.
berry and raspberry patches etc. in fact.
this Is a model farm In A splendid state
OF cultivation. and will make any one
I'm search OF a place near Richmond A
most delightful home. III the right man
gets possession OF this farm 70 can be-
made 20 pay.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF e,e-
cutting this trust, and enough tO pay any
taxes that may be due. also cash enough
TO pay the following sums. Neiw
s2396}. $50. with interest on each of such
sums from September g. 1895. also. The
sum OF $500. with interest from N0vem-
Der %, 1896 balance at one and TWO years.
to be secured by deed OF trust 0n fae
property
The above terms may. however b. al-
tered and made easier.
JULIAN BYRANT. Trusfc',
T. NJ. Workman a Co. AuctlQneers. ce
By j. Thompson Brown q CO.,
f11l Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

OFFICE COLLECTOR CITY TAXES,
Room z. FIRST FLOOR, CITY BALL.
NrImTHI. EfI IA ia NlflyL

ROOM z. FIRST FLOOR, CITY BALL. !
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.
The residue OF city taxes Tor 1895 are
now due and payable at this office during
this month. Every male 4 years OF age
every person eping house, and all
parties doing business or having personal
property in this city are assessed for per
sonal taxes and are requested 70 call and
settle, and thus avoid being reported de-
linquent and 50 posted.
Paving pipe. ana sewer-connection
bills are also due The penalty that the
ordinance imposes Will be added 10 all
bills remaining unpaid in this office
after December 3lst. Once hours, a. b.
10 Z. Nj.
FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM
de lin Collector OF city Taxes.
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trust him
You want SCOTS Emul-
sion. IfYou ask your drug

sion. Ifyou ask your drug
gist for it and get ft-you
can trust that man. But if
he offers you something
just as good" he will do the
same when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get a
special effect = play the
game Of life and death for
the sake of a penny or two
more profit. You can't
trust that man. Get what
you ask for, and pay for,
whether it is SCOTS Emul-
sion or anything else.
seeJr < Bowss. Chemists. New York. soe and 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
IL PET. TOBAccO. sTOy r.. &C. Ar AUG
TONI vyiu sell. at my auction-rooms.
at 1890 \. NJ,
TO-DAY Thursday. DECEMBER >, 1870
Tennessee Marb c-Top. OAK. and walnut
and other Chamber suits;
Parl0r Suits Walnut Mahogany, oak,
and Poplar WardrObes. and separate
Bureaus Washstands, Single ana
Double Bedsteads. Tables. Bed-Springs
Bufsts ExtensiOn-rabics. Mattresses
Portieres, and Carpets;
Smoking and Chewing anu
Cigars
An unusually large and desirable lot
of Stoves. and a general assortment OF
misce .ianeous arti les.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
de ) AuctiOneer
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Personal.

If THIS MEETS THE EYE OF LOUIS
where his sister, LIMA, is stopping.
IL =
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Memorial society TO Meet

The next regular meeting O. will
he held on Friday, December SIN. at -, - NE he
in the building which Will he ia,n Prssi-
sts home-the residence OF the lase .,ar
dent jefferson Davis during VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

BY T. NJ. WORKMAN & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoners.
Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
NOTICE.

TO POLICY-HOLDERS OF THE
AMERICAN FlRE-INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK. The American
Fire Insurance Company, OF New YORK,
has certified 10 me that II has ceased 20
carry on business in this State, ard,
further, that all its FIXED LA
BILITIES for losses or taxes have been
satisfied, and that its CONTINGENT
LIABILITIES under its policies have
been assumed by the PneniN Insurance
Company, Of Brooklyn. \. Y, and the
law az provided in section 1916, Y. c.,
1857. having been complied with, Rave
requested me 10 deliver the bonds now
held by me to secure its Virginia policy
holders TO them.
Now. this IL to notify all the VIRGINIA
POLICY HOLDERS that | will on the
18th day OF December deliver the Said
bonds TO the said American Flre-lnsu-
rance Company, unless there BE- protest
made by the VIRGINIA POLICY
HOLDERS a. w. HARTMAN. Jr,
no EtDe26i Treasurer OF Virginia.
INTERSTATE CASUALTY COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK. This company proposes
to make application 10 the Treasury OF
the State OF Virginia at the end OF thirty
days from this time for the return Of
their securities that are deposited with
the Treasurer for the protection OF their
policy-holders in this State. We claim
that all claims against this company In
the State II Virginia have been settled.
THE INTERSTATE CASUALTY co.
Richmond. Va. November 25 1S95.
no 2s-50t