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The herald., 1896-10-25
BULLET THROUGH HIS BRAIN
Suicide of a Young German Jew
by Shooting
DEATH CAME INSTANTLY
Domestic Troubles and Dependency the
lnciting Causes
Leaves a Note for the Coroner and An
other for His Wife-Accused Of
Having Assaulted Her

In the little front bed room of the
four-roomed cottage at No. 800 Jackson
street, at 9 o'clock last night Isidor
Harzopf Sternheim, a. German Jew 33
years of age, committed suicide by
sending bullet from 41-caliber Colts
revolver through his brain, death COM
ing instantly. He sat in a chair while
committing the deed and so suddenly
did life become extinct that not mus
Gle quivered and his head simply fell
back as though sleeping, In which con-
dition he was discovered.
The cottage is occupied by Mrs. Louisa
Willard, widow and her little daugh-
ter Stella, who live in three rooms,
renting the front bed room. Sternheim
came to her place last Monday and en-
gagged the room, paying a weeks rent
in advance. He did not give his name,
but said that he had come here to look
for work and hoped to secure position
as bartender. No questions were asked
him and he said but little. Each day
he went UP town and staid until II
o'clock at night when he went to bed.
Yesterday evening he returned to the
house about $3.50 and went to his room.
Just after o'clock he stepped out and
asked Mrs. Willard to loan him pen and
ink, as he wished to write some letters,
|, These were furnished him and he wrote
steadily until nearly $3.50. At that time
he came out of his room spoke to. Mrs.
ifWi lrd, who was on the porch watch
ing the glare Of fire down on + fifth
street and, putting several letters into
his pocket started off down Jackson
street as though to mail them.
He was gone but few minutes when
he came back and. going into his room,
locked the door, Mrs Willard went to
bed but could hear her lodger rustling
a newspaper as though reading. Twenty
minutes passed when suddenly a pistol
shot rang out In the room, then all was
quiet. Mrs. Willard got up. hastily
dressed and tried the door of her lodg-
er's room, but it was locked and no
sound came from within. Then she ran
to the saloon on the corner, said she
believed man had committed sui
eide in her house and had call sent for
the patrol wagon.
The polide responded and Officer
Shields crawled into the room through
the open window. The lamp was still
burning and the room and bed were
undisturbed. Seated in chair placed
near the head of the bed was the body
of Sternheim. The left hand was thrust
carelessly into the trousers pocket. the
right hung down by his side. The body
had slid down and the limbs straight
ened out, which with the head resting.
against the back Of the chair gave the
deceased the appearance of being asleep.
On the floor under the chair lay the
qevolver with one chamber empty,
bathed In a pool of blood. The bullet
had been well directed. entering back
Of and above the right ear and Passing
The herald., 1896-10-25
The Certainty OF Relief

Even if complete and permanent cannot be effected
the that it will cost you nothing to find out
just what your condition and what your chance of recovery
the confidence you may feel that we will not take your
case your money unless we can help you
these things make worth your while to consult us at once
and receive the comfort and hope many others have re-
ceved at our hands.
The herald., 1896-10-25

Main st. tells
of treatm witt tn and
S % d & everyfhIhg i nas % years
Locked and when Taa the
% Surs % % FROM d the HEN e % 1 ne % @ @ pm mpcve
eTaa asa aa eonSd s fna So has s s
Of
80 -
The herald., 1896-10-25
Self-Exan1lnafloil9

The constant and ever ipopea9ing 1e
mand for our Symptom Hhd4 cy ~,
pie who wish to examine u3ehselv(4
shows that people are arouseds to t[t
necessity of protecting their health 8
in the way Of prevention as well ~ cure
for many applicants are well peopl9,
but they want to be on guard saeainst'
insidious diseases that creep Upon ong:
like thief in the night and steal away
that most precious possession, good
health. "
To meet the popular demsnd for the
Symptom Blank. we republish follow-
Ing a list Of questions just a. our doc
tors would ask them carefully. and y
you are afilicted mark your syrnptomH
and bring or send the list 10 d. ana We
will advise you free of charge.
Catarrh Of the Head and Thront
Is your nose or throat feverish, dry
or sore? Tsls
Is the nose stopped up or stuffy?
Is there any dropping in the throat?
Do you blow out offensive chunks ID
the morning? ..ts1- g
Is you breath foul on arising In the
morning?
Is your sense of smelling failing?
Are your eyes weak or watery?
Don't neglech catarrh. It's the ad-
vance guard Of an army Of serious all
ments.
catarrh Of the Stomach and
Bowels
Is your appetite poor or changeable? :
Do you have heartburn or sour
stomach.
Does your food distress or pain you?
Do you bloat or belch gas after eating:
Do you get dizzy? Does your heart
palpitate?
Are you growing irritable and nerv-
Gus? M
Is there pain over the stomach Or
Do you feel gnawins or sinking
sensation?
Do you vomit or gag after eating?
Don't hesitate If you have any Of these
symptoms. You can be quickly cured
by our specialist .r's l@-s*
s5 per month for catarrh, medicines
free.
Disease Of the Liver
Have you pain under the shoulder
blades?
Is there sense Of fullness over the
Do you have bitter taste in the
mouth?
Is your tongue coated or discolored?
Are you constipated or bilious?
Do you belch up bitter gas?
Is you skin sallow and discolored?
Do you have yellow tinge In your
eyes?
Do you feel sluggish and disinclined
to work?
These symptoms are natures warning.
Kidney Disease
Do you feel pain or soreness over the
kidneys?
Is your urine dark in color?
Is there a peculiar odor to It?
Is it scant or increased in quantity?
Does it deposit brick dust sediment?
Do you have to get up at night?
Are your eyelids swollen and puify?
Does your heart beat irregularly?
Do you get weak in the back?
Do you get tired easily?
Is there any swelling In the feet?
| Kidney trouble comes on so silently that
we should be ever watchful of these
symptoms.
Remember, consultation and advice
| will cost you nothing, and we can treat
| you at your own home, by mail, success
fully.
The herald., 1896-10-25
TO SERVE OUT A FLoArER.

Last evening Officer Dixon picked up
George Nickle on the streets and sent
him in to jail to serve out thirty day
1oater given him early in the afternoon
in the police court for vagrancy. Nickle
had been given until s o'clock to get out
of town, but neglected to avail himself
Of the opportunity and now will work
out his time on the chain gang.
The herald., 1896-10-25
A Chance for All

No need be deprived of the benefits Of expert medical
treatment We visit all parts Of Southern California monthly
But for any any afflicted person cannot to see
u.s. write to fully and in confidence; will help you if it
possible to do We have cured hundreds of sick people
by thorough systematic course of mail treatment But of
course it best to come to possible. you live out
of the city watch your local papers and the city papers also
for dates and places of our monthly visits.
The herald., 1896-10-25
WINEMAKERS HAPPY
A Large Sale Made Yesterday Which
Augurs Well For the Trade

A sale of the entire stock of wines in
the cellars of E. J. Baldwin at Santa
Anita was made yesterday by G. B.
Barham. The purchasers were the So
noma Wine and Brandy company of
New YORK This is one of the largest
sales of the character ever made oam-
prising as it did over 200, 900 gallor1s of
old wines and brandies, the accumula- :
tion of over twenty years.
The herald., 1896-10-25
A GOOD WARNING.

McKinleys speeches will probably be
printed in book form Immediately after
the election and circulated as warning
to those who aspire to the presidency
and ara timid about getting outside OF
the front yard.-DaGver Post. ~,
The herald., 1896-10-25


to wrie the English and German
her @ foak fkef Hs es fad failed n ou six
s d 5 s Sfp s me sa eS and a y a I asr %
given al hope had tried
% hou eaa SO mucn
SsFF9f ssaF fhe % satmans s them d Ss os N
SOad and avg aw0ls % M MIn%osng % %eqnPstsy
fully belsys
& consider them 0y a the pest physicians in this country mean every word
The herald., 1896-10-25

WASHINTON, Oct. 24.-Today's state-
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows, Available cash balance, >237, ,441,-
las; goA E9gerys. ~. ~.
The herald., 1896-10-25
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Ths exuort6s ~
specie from the port Of New 'Yorf ~
week amounted to u6, 900 n gold aAa ~; 8
| ICE. .QSS: silver. >21, ~; .9rx ~ ~ "
general msrchsndiSe ~ * ] 4 = 4 - z
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
forses an0 Carriages.


4 BEAUTIFUL ROAD MARE Is az hands, 8 years old.
sound and kind; harness and runabout; splendid or
der; for same Will sell At sacrince all complete
Xnnly EIGHTH AVENUE BOARDING STABLE 6e8 Sth-
ave- Ask for Mr.. Morrisous turnout.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
mrEK OF DULL TRADING.
nocKs SHOW LITTLE CHANGE.
,r,oN OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
THE MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. May 3-p. m.

THE MONEY MAhhEI.
Sunday. May 3-p m.
..a states Treasury received last week
the .,ous s2.369,155. from internal revenue
from ~ ord from miscellaneous sources $780,
cS'i,'. from, ALL $5.605.6O7, against s4,9oS,2oS
@H S.oceding week. The receipts for the
IN 'ne ao,e amount to $l,7453S4. and the pay
NOM" % q74.oOo. making the excess of expen-
menu roceipts s52S65. For the fiscal
ditur" s..o the receipts are s276.63S11s; expen-
year t2oO s21. .924. the excess OF expenditures
disu'e' .oo osq sos The weekly Treasury state
belns rod an increase of s67S,1S1 in the avail
rent ' ho,once and a decrease OF Sl.03'4oo
able cas-" cash balance. which is now s21o,-
x0s@. u,ee, AGO. the Treasury
Compa .,ow the following changes A de-
holdings cold balance Of 1892 405. made up
crease - 80 Seas. .Oj5 in coin and bullion and
r' s,ss,o IN the amount of outstanding
JOSS gain in the silver balance OF
ee," ssr due to gain of s7e5s6f IN silver com
"', s,,,,on and a gain of soo'So' IN 'he OUT
anu ,nc silver certificates. and a loss IN 'he
sa"' ..uder balance of s149'S4S. MADE up oE
Nsa :, sqs5 900 In the amount or OUTSTANDING
"'' certificates and loss OF s4l4'S4o IN 'he
mount Of iegai-tender no'es IN 'ne dacrsased
amou". Of National bank notes decreased
..~M Treasury notes issued ""oer 'A'
Sns," s" % the amount Of se45.lo1 were returned
Of y" rreasury. and the amount of these notes
nw .u,at,on was decreased by this sum 10
~e-5 For the redemption of National
aus" -o,ss the Treasury holds s2o,76S'76S. a
ean. ..s Of s54so from the preceding week.. week.
decrease ~ ts Saturdays Treasury statement
suololis ur,th that Of April %:
"A' April Is May q N"a"ee'
eon coin and bull
ion less certh ~ sa7 s1o5 43o Dec 1892 4o5
Gates ..........si-'''
a. s nota. less ,os o5a o4c los so2 100 Dec. 1888
certificates 49,. 7 300 937 7126,5s2 Inc. b2364o
Nat bank notes; ''-V-''
SILVER dollars saa
bullion. less e9 % 400 1o1 o32l4.I5S Inc. 7156o7
49,. Sae. III OIL sc65 26s, ,97l Inc. s497o54
pepotts m Ma "a o-o o,, % 46l O5& Inc. 1s1 0s3
fjonsI snn.... <o-'''' -
Available cash s29l o0l sss s-'l''V i"'
Deduct minor La % 90, coo o, 90 345 Inc lII5543
I'"''''''-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL

a BANK. i2s Broadway, New York: April 2lst. 1890.
dividend Of Three and One-half (3s) per the
capital stock declared. payable May lst proximo.
transfer will close this day and reopen May 5th
proximo. EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
Eipioen6 Notices
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

PENNSYLVANIA KAlTKJAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia May lst. 1890.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
- declared sem-annual dividend Of TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. upon the Capital Stock OF the Com
pany payable In cash. and after May 10Th 1896
snarehoiders. registered the books Company
a p. NJ. April Both. 1896.
On Friday May GOTH dividends VIII be paid 10
Checks for dividend will be mailed TO shareholders who
have filed Permanent Dividend orders this office.
ROBr. W SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04


THE WEEKLY RANGE
The following is the usual table giving the
number of shares OF all stocks. the highest, low
est and final prices Of the week. together with
the final prices of week ago. prefixed by the
average price Of May 4, 1885,
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
Aetna, cash bal ,27 SIS Os6 $50 Dec sUo' 4VO
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

a.uaI rnsh bal. .$2Il ,3SSVeo s-'V'''o'"So D~' ~''
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
rso local money markets were we'll supplied
nth funds Money on call representing bankers
..,onces lent as low as per cent and as high as
Ina, cant the greater part Of the business being
,.no q, 9r per cent. Banks and trust COM
.,r,.s ouoted 2H per cent the minimum. Time
money was easy, owing to good supply ana
ught demand. rates ruled at per cen1 lor thirty
davs 3G3k per cent for three months, 312 per
cent for four months, ana per cent ioi ,,t s,t
months. The call by the Treasury Depar,fnsMht M
~ar mart of the funds held in depository banks
Rad little or no effect upon the money market
and as a preventive measure against golu eA-
norts the action will have no difference ABOUT
= Mm OoO was called for. leaving in the neighbor-
hood of 5000 900 in the depository banks Money
4 IN moor demand, and the movement OF II from
the interior is large enough 10 onset the Ireas-
s ury withdrawals. Commercial paper was IN pet
Ter demand but there was only limited amount
Of choice paper in the market Rates were 41sQ
~ for sixty TO ninety day indorsed bills recelV-
able 4xG5h per cent for four months comihls
sion-house names, 5d51e per cent for prime ana
edsls per cent for good four to six months single
names In London call money was l2@% per
cent With the discount rate in the open market
xai Der cent for long and short bills. In Paris
the open market rate was rs per cent anu III
Benin and Frankfort "a per cent The BANK d OF
Eneiands minimum rate Of discount remained
unchanged at per cent.
ne foreign exchange market was firm, but
= dull with few commercial bills Offering. the
eAse In the money market stopped the drawing
Of loan bills, and there were few If any security
Mls to be had Gold exports for the week
amounted to S1.2o0.000. The exchange market Is
more freely commented upon further on. Posted
ntes closed the week at 4.Ss1aq4.S9 and 4S919g
LOO for long and short sterling respectively Clos
ng rates for actual business were as follows:
,.n. 4ssssssx ssslss .s1Ss as s' ssS.ss ss5 S:'!'
PranC
R.Icb srark. gJA 95 l1-l6
cv,,ds,a 4ON 4Ots
The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF
the preceding two years compare as follows
May 3. % MAY 4. % May 2 'p1
Exchanges .$535 56 93l s664 COZ 3s3 S6l2 ~ e6I
No shares sold. 80. i1S.sI0 1.671X X32 ISs 1S1
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sxty-three railroads. or systems. for the third
week In April. OF these fortyone return gains
Of s373,sO5, or 96 per cent. and TWENTY-FIVE re-
turn losses Of $122.69l or S.3 per cent The whole
shows :. gain OF s25l.2l4 or Az per cent.
ihtrd week in April, 1890. 1896 Differences. G:
q companies ... 1921 1852. so Dec. 122.GD1 SO
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
Amusements.
A ARREV,C THEATRE. gway cor. Sstn.st;.
HENRY IRXING,

original play by Laurence Irving
GODEFROI AND YOLANDE.
Yoande MISS ELLEN TERRY
To be followed by
THE LYONS MAIL.
Lesuraues ana puoosc: e e., Wa,nee ~
MACBETH.
Friday evening-THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Saturday -venng-Only time OF LOUIS xI.
Repertoire Of second week:
Mon. and Tues evgs May II and ~. only times.
KING ARTHUR.
We'd matinee. 13th--THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Wed. Evg "a Story Of Waterloo" to be followed b
THE Bells"
Thursday 04th), last time
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
Friday evening 18TH last performance OF the engage
ment Bin be duly announced.
Seats now on sale for both weeks.
Prices So. 81 sl.50. 81, ioc.
Sat. Erg. May 16-MME. SARAH BERNHAhDL
New-York tribune., 1896-05-04
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

SECOND MORTGAGE CLASS A BONDS.
SECOND MORTGAGE CLASS BONDS.
INCOME BONDS OF 1850.
tincntcs Of Deposit for the above-nnmed
Bonds;
The time for payment Of the balance OF the cash
assessment on the above mentioned bonds-beng two
per cent the par value thereof-has been extended
TO and Including the 18th day Of May 1896.
REORGANIZATION Certificates should De presented and
payment Of balance Of the assessment be made on
OF before the 18th day of Mny. 1890. in New
York nj the Office Of the Union Trust Company
Of New York. so Broadway; in Loncon at the office OF
barring Brothers Co.. Limited. and in Amster-
dam at the office Of Mcssrs. Hope & Co. The GER
,ncaes for the preferred stock OF the company are
now ready for delivery.
Holders OF Reorganization Certificates who shall fail
70 pay such Of the assessment on or before May
18TH 1906 but who shall pay before June is 1890.
will be required TO pay "A penalty of one per cent
in cash on the par OF the bonds represented by
their ccrtincaies In addition the balance of said
seasmert and nf,er list. ls96 payments received
a nil will le subject such additional penalty as the
Committee may prescribe.
New-York. May is, 1895
EDWARD KING Chairman
u. sOMERs HAnEs. Joint
EDWARD y. GIDnS. ,.-.,..
GEORGE q. HAVEN, E'ec""V'
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR- , Reorsaniza-
C.sLIG0 de- P0TM0NiER. ,,on
JOHN LtDEN. Cohn'''ee'
VICTOR MORAWETZ,
HERMAN KOBBE, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
WV. DIMOND,S

BY the Transit which ar
rived on tn. 4th inst. we
received 100 Jewel Stoves and
Ranges, one large car load,
direct from tn factory at
Detroit.
This is our third shipment,
and we find that we have only
4 stoves left from our previous
lot.
The excellence of these
stoves has already been prov
ed by the large sale, but we
will name three points;
First. Long life from the
heavy high grade of iron,
which is the same in the $12
stove as in the $50 range.
Second. Economy in the
use of fuel.
Third. Quick and even
bakers.
We propose leasing these
stoves on the following terms:
When the stove is deliver
ed one-third of the price is
paid in cash, and the balance
monthly thereafter in five
equal payments.
If before the expiration of
the five months, the lessee
wishes to pay off the balance,
he will be entitled to dis
count Of five per cent. on the
amount unpaid.
If customer wants to buy
outright, he gets five per
cent. discount on the whole
amount.
Jewel Stoves and Ranges
can be had only of US.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
\ PRETTY SPEECH.

This was Mr. Cleveland's reply to
the high-fown address of Ii Hung
Chang, conveying the compliments of
His Master" to the President of the
United States:
I'VE feel that in the arrangement of
your tour you have not allotted to your
Soiourn among us sufficient time to
gain adequate observation of all we
have accomplished as a nation. 1t will
not, however, escape your notice that
a rich and fertile domain has here
been quickly created by those who
were assured that they would reap
where they had sown, that a strong
and beneficent Government has been
here established by those who love
freedom, and that we have a generous
and patriotic people, who love their
Government because it is theirs, con-
structed by them, administered by
them and protected and saved from
harm by them. We heartily wish that
your stay with us may be most pleas
ant, and that at its close you may en1
joy safe and agreeable return to your
home and your field of duty and use
funeSS."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
@opicS.
September 7, 1890

This extremely hot weather
is very severe on housekeepers
who are without ice boxes, or
perhaps an old leaky one that
is worse than none at all
The Alaska Ice Chests and
Refrigerators are built on
honest principals of honest
materials. We have the ice
chests in four sizes, from the
small chest suitable for small
quantities of provisions, meats
and other perishable foods TO
the largest chest for families of
greater numbers.
If you prefer a refrigerator
to an ice chest the Alaska"
Refrigerator is the best in the
market Some Of our com
petitors are making consider,
able noise about mineral WOOL
lining. 1t is not always the
opinions of experts who estab-
fish an article, but the people
who are forced to use that
article year in and year out.
Those who have used the
ALASKA" Charcoal Lined Re-
frigerator prefer them to those
which have the mineral wool
lining.
While we are on a cooling
subject we will mention the
Gem" Ice Cream Freezers.
These are carried in various
sizes to suit small families or
ice cream parlors.
Lies luxuries are what make
it worth living and they are
usually expensive. But Iron
Baths are luxurious but not ex
pensive, They may be made
as beautiful and expensive as
you wish by outside decora-
tons, but they are all alike in
side-the best.
We have a "a inch garden
hose that is finding ready sale
because it is the best in the
market.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
Mw!W@>>~+>~Q-.
Won HOJT BLOCK.
J. I. NAIERHOUSE.

A dinner cannot be cOnsid-
cred much unless the soup is
good and how many cooks in
Honolulu know how to cook a
soup? A combination of water
and a few vegetables under
lying a greasy scum is called
soup by the average celestial
and yet a lot Of people put it
into their stomachs once a day
and consider themselves well
fed.
To get good soup it is neces-
sary to procure the kind that
is made by persons whose
education has been entirely in
soup. Everybody knows
Hucking's, if not from expert
ence then by reputation. They
are pure in quality and of
delicious flavor. We have in
stock all the varieties made by
this well known firm. Look
at the list:
Mock Turtle; Tomato; Ju-
lienne; OK Tail (soup and bouil-
lon); Mulligatawny; Bouillon
of Beef; Consomme of Chicken;
Okra or Gumbo.
Then we have Sniders To
mato Soup an excellent article
and inexpensive. In Morton's
Soups we have Giblet; OK
Tail; Ok Cheek; Mock Turtle;
Mutton Broth; Hotch Potch;
Soup and Bouille; Vegetable;
Tom ito and Mulligatawny.
j. T. WaterhOuse,
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11

parents objected to vaccination. First
the objection was to local virus. There
was importation and then protest
against the procedure under any cir
cumstances. In Australia quite a
large percentage of the population
pays fine of pound sterling head
rather than submit to vaccination. Ha-
waits still more stringent health reg
ulations require personal health GER
tifcate from physician for each
pupil. To the layman this seems use
less, but in face of the rule, attend
ance at the schools is larger than ever
before. The quiet compliance shows
a confidence in the Board of Health in
spired more than anything else per-
haps by the manner i'm which the chcl-
era epidemic of 1895 was handled. The
country is now i'm the first anniversary
of that visitation Therefore, and be-
cause the necessity for the precaution
should be apparent to all, it is orce
more suggested that there be a gen
eral cleaning up of the city from end
to end on fixed day, strictly after he
fashion of the memorable and effective
feat of a year ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
PYTHIANS AND SUICIDES.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. To-day
session of the Supreme Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, was the warmest of the
convention. The report of the board
of control, Uniform Rank, recommend
ed that suicides be debarred from all
death benefits if death occurs within
"A period of five years after joining the
order, aroused strong opposition. A
compromise was affected whereby the
heirs of suicides will be settled with
on the graduation system of life ex-
pectation as used by the American
Board of Underwriters.