But New York Had a Demon- W
“ration Just the Same.
. I‘ll." WITH IIAILBT LEFT OUT
fit Parade War 'l'wc !chn and I'oa
m» Panning tho Grand Shad-oi..-
Mal by Mr. Morton—Ionic l'nlqno
rum-«rum» Arrive. .l Loaf.
In You, Aug. lit—Theparadeln honor
1 3r. Blaine last night was conductod with
muchwlat,despito the dotantirm at sea of
the great quills of {Intuition
Fifth avcuuti's iii-.lewulks were crowded,
and as tho guy wmlcrs, with bonds, ban-
nersnd wrctins inept along, ncuntinuous
mu 0! applause mmttmlod in tlwir glad
out The most «striking iiiiwlty of tho, own-
Ilium the multltttdu of flags displayed.
Em man In the promotion WAVUII a ring on
”who. re were big flag”, littlu dogs
and Ill mm of flags. The lug mmpuign
“Ll! [out in diamctor. doting from 1540,
mkreatlynpplau- led in it wa. rullml along.
Guild Manual Jmiupli (S. Jackson gavethc
m to move at 5.15 o'clock, and i the
mountod polloo', un—
der the lniiriedlotc
command of Borgt.
Royall, led the way,
holding the avenue
clam from curb to
curb. Cuppa's full
band followed and
led the " parade
with tho lively
air, "Marching
Through (.imirg in.”
Then followed the
grand mnnshnl, his
chicf of staff and
net-intents, and four
m bf mounted aids, and Iluflltlllahfl” be-
hind mud the Ninth ward picnccor.
Tho parade started from Fifty-ninth street
promptly at 8 p. m., n platoon of police
the way, and Grand Marshal Gnu.
Julep]: C. Jackson leading, with his nide,
Col. John W. Incubus, followed by Chief of
M Gen. Henry A. Barnum fillLl his spec ial
nib, about fifty in number, prmntingn
Irilliant appearance. Thou cum . the many
animations of clubs from this and other
aid; in flair Varied and striking uniform:
on. .i.‘ o. ucxsror.
ml: mutants r001 BALI.
“costumes, and many of them attended
by excellent bands of music giving forth
”biotic and stirring aim Illuny curried
m Ineribcd with their party principles
The amid Stand, opposite the Fifth Avenue
was crowdod with favored persons,
adndttod by ticket, including many ladies,
whofiowod their loyalty to the spirit of the
oocadonbydhphying little flags a: a port
of thirdornment. A large portrait of Mr.
mains flood in the cantor of the stand, and
tho drudura was lavishly decorated with
flowers-adding lion. Lori l’. Morton op-
PART 0' TIIE PARADE.
on the stand at 8:30, escorted by
Barnum and Knapp, Bernard Biglln
and other). lie was vociferondy cboered.
Among those who shook his hand were
Walker Blaine, Mr. Quay, James W. Ilustod
audacu. N. Blink: Mr. Morton»-
Viflrnd tho parade II it swept by, and he
mloudlychoorcd from the ranks, cries of
‘Tlppacanov and Morton Too" froqmntly
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ll. «\iu/ fil\\.
M.“
,aiid
Colfillrfsh,otliulamnm,arm
Iary. Thachalrmananncunoedthecouvonv
tlcucrgnkod, audit: Farr '5:de
totho arm. The old ticket, with "'0
c was nominated. The debt
mud-z For governor, Gym 0 14ml ‘0'
liontallnnt governor. James B. MacDonald;
for necrotary of state, Uil R. Down; for
date Mirror. Beings Malta; for auditor
general, II. II. Aplin; for state land coni-
lninicucr, Rim-o- 1). Dix; for attorney gen-
eral, B. V. II. Trowbridge; for mperiutcnd-
out of public instruction, I’orry F. Powers
Gun. Russell A. Alger and Isaac Caption
\l‘el’B nominated nu elector: at large. The
platform lndorscs Harrison and Morton:
miniucmbi llltl present stun,- udmiiilitl’ution;
dock-iron fur prutoctmii tuiiutii‘o industries;
columns I’mudi-nt Cleveland and the ”Demo
cmuc party {or attacks on American in-
dustry, and («malady on the wool trade:
dwlarua In favor of n mluctiuii of ill» sur‘
plus; pledges the sutuu'usum of a new local
option law; dcclaruo In favor of liberal wu—
III)!!! for sddluro of the war, and denounce» .
Michigan llcniocnitlc limiillx'l‘i of congress
for voting in furor of the Mulibiil. The
Detiiocrattc party b deuonucul us incom-
potonttu reduce the surplus, too onniiiy of
the soldier and theprmtituior of the civil
service. After a lengthy dllclbllou the plat-
fcrniwm adoptisd, and the convention ud-
journal.
Gen. llarrlaon to an 0h] Tlmur.
“'Iiriznhi'ui', Aug. Ill—«lion. Israel Cue,
of thin city, who will be 94 yours old Doc. M,
has receanl from (ion. Harrison this follow
ing letter in reply to one congratulating him
upon his nomination:
“LAW UFFII'F. HI“ )
“‘lIAltRlsON, Mir. Lilli-AZ l: i. All .
"hm-n AI’UIJn, Au ' .I ir-“i‘.
"Israel Coo, Buy, Wutorburyfi ullll..
“MY DEAR Silt-Your furorol tho lat inst.
him been read with lutvreut, and I be; to
thank you for your cordial congratulations.
I have received letters from gentlemen giv-
ing their ago as M and of) years, nllll one or
two have written, me who were: burnin no):
but you urc thc oldest friend from whom I
have heard. I cannot detect any signs of
old age in your llllll‘lfi'f‘tlllg. I’ormit me to
“prom the hope that you may be spared
many yours more. With bait wishes, I for
mum very reapectfully yours,
"BENJAMIN lIAiuusox."
Another Chance for Lyonc.
NEW Yonx, Aug. III—Judge Patterson,
of the supreme court, has granted a writ of
habous corpus in tho case of Dan Lyons, tho
“Whyo gong" leader, who is sentenced to be
hanged soon for the murder of Athlete
Quinn. The writ is accompanied by unor-
der to show cause Why the execution should
not he stayed until nftor argument of Lyons”
counsel upon an appeal from the judgment.
The point raised is ii novel and important
one, namely, the constitutionality of the not
which abolished tho right to appenl to the
goneml tcrm in capital mum, nml mmlo the
appeal direct to lhf‘. court of nppeuls.
Lyons' munscl also nrguc tlint tho court. of
appeals, when it. confirmed the judgment,
should hnredimctod some particular judge
to rosenteuco Lyons. ’wcoriler Smytli rc-
scntcnccd him, and his right to doso will be
denied. __.......
The Dangers of Ihclnslldiug in limit-icky.
LOVISYILLE, Aug. ill—Considerable ex-
citement exists at Danrille over the at,
tempted lynching of a negro named "In"
rison Shelby, who forsook Ills political party.
After the polls closed Tuesday night llnr-
rison filled up on whisky and wont down to
the negro quarter! on Second street. lie at
once gathered a crowd around him and
hunted that. he had gone back on his party,
at the same time holding up a roll of money '
and remarking that it was the blood ho was
offer. The negrocs made a brcnlt for him,
yelling, “Hang him to n lamppost." liar-
rison ran from the street and took refuge in
the house of a friend, while the police, who
had by this time appeared upon the scene,
dispersed the crowd. Harrison has kept
closely in door: since the occurrence, us the
woes still tbmten violence.
the Women Drowned.
SALEI,N. J., Aug. Ill—Shut up in the
cabin of a flip-ton sloop, upon whose up-
turned bottom three men sat, powerless to
rescue thorn, four woman undo. little girl
were drowned. The «load nro lira. J. T.
Turner, Mrs. Elijnh Wheaten, Mrs. Samuel
\Tucaton, Mina Dom li’hcaton, Mrs. Thomas
Finnegan They had left l’ennsvillc, on the
Delaware river, shortly after noon, and at-
tendodapicntc. 0n the return home they
were struck by a gate and the ladies retired
tothc cabin The yacht mpuiwd, turning
bottom up, and the women were drowned,
the men, who Worn clinging to tho bottom,
being powerla- to helpthm
The Part. Illnln.
Patna, Aug. 10. --'I‘hn official report: chow
that twenty-four portions were arrested for
participation in the flaunts demon-tattoo
which attandodtho funeral of (Ion. Ends.
lint eight of the offcudcrs wore held, hoiv~
ever. The night was generally quiet, al-
though than was some dirmlor In the Place
do In bliquo, and troops were not there
to anoint the police. A fight also occurred In
the Fauburg 8t. Antoine. The newspaper:
gmnlly comidcr that the demonstration
w loan variati- than waa expected. Tho
Ballot! pm chars» thaliolloawlth Icing
their tamper. The striker: are qulot at
Anilonl.
'I‘Iioy Wen All Maud sleepers.
I’aovmum, Aug. Ill—The raiding In
Wakefield of accrued. ltohlmn. formerly
of the firm of Woodrufl A: Robinson, New
Y,ork Midualen, war entered by burglar:
The wholo hours war monorail, although
there were a down people therein. The
silver Iafo war torn upon, and about .1000
worth of loud silverware war taken. I‘ll.
burglar- ovoa wont Into tho round tho
inn-y In Ir. W m m till-
molutld. lfr. Rotate-on Ir a millionaire.
udhbha-nhthla-tla IaWahbu.
man In- a no. lilo.
Plowman, Aug. 10.41.. mm
boy, Jlnlfl who was not to tho
may III
Sherman's Remains In ' St.
Matthew’s Church.
AWAI’I'ING THE LAST SAD BITE—w
'Aooompaalod by Gen. Ochoa.“ and Ma!
and the nylon ol Honor—Connect.
Portulaca by new. Father Kaolin—1h.
Temporary Benin; Plano.
Wunusorou, Aug. Ill—Tho mural traia
of four can. bearing the body of Gen. M
dun. ran slowly into the Baltimore and
Potomac depot at 3:30 yesterday afternoon.
Gen. Bchoflcld and staff. a delegation of the
Loyal Iagion, Dr: Yarrow and O'Ilcllly,
Gen. Rocker and llfiu Rucker, the father
and sister of Mn Sheridan, were waiting
within tho depot gums. ’I‘hore was a brief
pause. and then Mn. Sheridan alightod from
al’ullman, In the mm of Col. Sheridan.
Taking his arm, and that of her cistern-ho
walked down the platform sobbing quietly.
The party entered a carriage and drove
rapidly to the Sheridan home on llliodc
Islam] avenue. _
As Mrs. Sheridan disappeared the casket
wmliftcd from tho unnmrtincnt our and
borneby eight wrgeantat of the Third ar-
tillery to the drnprd caution, to which were
attached four horses, ouch riddan by on ur-
tillerymnn. Tho order to march wal given.
A mnuntcd squad of policcm'cn led tho pro-
CGEHIOII, followed by Troop B, of the Fourth
cavalry, who, in their durh uniforms and
flowing yellow plumes, presented an appear-
ance both striking rind picturesquo. The
caisson bearing tho L‘thlitlt, cnwlupwl in the
national culormcnnio iicxt, surrounded by
the guard of artillerynieii. L‘iirriitgus bour—
ing tit-n. Scbcliclll and Muff and tho delega-
tion oi" tho Loyal lwgivm followml. At a
rapid wall: the prwesslon journeyml up
Pennsylvania avcnuc to Fiftcoutli ntroct,
thciice to St. Matthew's Catholic church, at
the corner of Fifteenth and LL street: North-
West.
Tho streets wercllncd witlipcoplc. Shortly
before 4 o'clock tho body arrived at the
church, and was taken from the caisson nnd
carried into the church, preceded by Rev.
Fathers Illnckin and Kcrrick, and a nuiiibcr
of altar boys bearing lighted candles. the
chair in tho meantime chanting tho “Misc-
mrc" on] “De I’rufumlhi."
Arriving at the altar rail the cmket was
placed upon acatalnlquo which luid been
erected in on open since our the rail. It in
four feet high, the uppor portion resting
upon u broad brute. The base to covered with
the American colors, cxm-pt the upper por-
tion, nhcro thcrc is n broad band of black
velvet. Tho national colors drupas the higher
part of tho catniiinpio and n fcstconmg of
crepe prisms around it. Thu broad top is
cow-rod iritli tho ting, iiud upon this rests the
casket.
High abort» the cutafulquu is hung the pri-
vate standnrdof the gclicrnl,0r his head-
quarters flag—4h» rod und wliitc stripos with
ttic star, so familiar to thousands Who worn
with him on the field. The body of the
church is very completely draped. Along
the front of the gallery on each side are
dmun grout national flags and blending
iiith them are bonds of crepe, which are
usultocntcli up the tings in graceful fec—
toons. The pillars supporting the galleries
have mourning knots. Along tho front of
the organ loft are mas-ed the silk regimental
and cavalry tings. While the dm-orauons
are not profuse, they are very effectivein
their simplicity and arc in accordance with
the wishes of the family. The floral trib-
utes, as they arrive, will be placed about the
oatafalqua
Around the catnfalquc stand grout candela-
bras, with burning cnudlos. After the casket
was placed upon the (-ntafulquc, Father
Mnckin read the prayers for the dead, and
than sprinkled the casket with holy water
and burned incciisc. Meanwhile, within the
church, standing in tho nis‘o with bended
bonds, were Gun. Schollcld and stuff and the
delegation of the Loyal Legion. Utherwke
the church with empty, and police were sta-
tioned to prevent. the crowd from coming in.
The sorgonnts of the Fourth cavalry u'cro
detailed as a guard of honor to watch the
body, Two member: of tho Loyal Legion
will also be present until the time of tho
funeral
A private requiem mass, at which Mrs.
Sheridan was prosont, was said by Father
Muckin this morning.
RESOLUTIONS FOR SHERIDAN.
A Chimp Club of Which Ile Wu Prou-
dent Bond- » Trlhuto.
CHICADO, Aug. Ill—Tho following rowin—
tiono were adopted by tho dlrocton of tho
\'I uhington Park club:
Winona. wo have learned with profound
narrow that Don. Philip H. Sheridan, who
has been the purulent of tbk club from its
orguikatlcn, departed this lifo on the oven-
ing of the all: lust; thoMoro, be it
Resolved, that while no how In humblo
mums-non to the decree of on aim.» Provi-
chnm tho In. mourn the In. of
cm who had endured himself to us all as a
member of this body, and who was no long it-
preaiding ollcor.
halved, thatln tho death of (ion. Short-
dan thk club Iona one of It- must. umful
members. thoarmycno of It. moot gallant
unicorn, moiety one of In brightest orna-
manta and our country one of it: brawn de-
tendon
Mrddhtwedqlaooiamoa with the
wholeprophof the United Stator, anlto In
paying jurttributo to llll may vtrtuu In
print» life, and to hi- eminence u a roldlor
and a citlun.
Ito-circa, that the sympathy of III. club
irhclbyoxkaduhothfuullyof thadoad
tacit-nu commuting-awn
armament-Hull ammonium
”GREAT CLDSIIII} IIIIT SALE
‘ mm, Huklflnna, toe-n
2 ”uranium M Wm H
IIIIIIICE BUILDING hill
on wo’aniuxn an. Iron m
mum: or
E. A. Wooqurd.
fil an
99 MAIN STREET
MUSIC rum. moon.
First-class Groceries
.l'l‘ LOW Pllll'EQ.
m
We alway- have on hand the wmld n-uogwd
Bolohester
Breamery
‘ Butler
From ilw Ilcst I'rramcry In the State.
B. I. STEVENS.
FAWGETT’S
—— .. or —————— —
MILLINERYL!
Eu rything mix: l‘OlII out lItCIOI’I Angus! If»:
Trimmed llnts SI In $3.
Elegant 1.in of straw flood: 25 to 50¢.
FLOVVICRS 100 to 500.
I cum and m: ulintE‘miiisS you can git at
73 MAIN STREET, $0th Norwalk.:
S'I‘I-Illll'l
MAIN
«co—w“
\‘I’Ald. PAPERS, I
WIlITlE l3lu\Nl{S
20c. Iloublc Roll.
For» Pur‘iu Urn-n. 30c, po-r In.
lelow Ui'lirr. m ()4. 6c. [Inf lb.
Vou- tint: Rut, in ()r, “V, 'it'l' il-
Atlantic \Vliilo' lr‘m‘, $700 prr ('wl.
Becker’s '
Paint and Wall Paper Store
:llAlN W54
SOUTH NORWALK.
~’,
Sl‘lllll'l'l‘
' A from. inn u or " '
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
BerryiBros. llitl'tl (lil Finish.
“'irc tilt-cl Door Illntu,
somethlng our, host thlmz out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
llltllc BALI. BIA‘CI.
The line! Mariel.
--—-—'Illl IIIH‘I'W
MEATS
BIIIVID ll ‘I’flk BIB? IANNIII
outrun thr chum IM’I‘II. obtaiucdre-
Elli nitration ant. you will and them in my
whit."
Poultry If all Kids,
in m sum.
F. HAYES.
norm moon. com comm
man in. rooms,
Wand ”aluminium killed
L'IIIL All] W001]
Brick. Limo. Conant.
mac am. Etc.
louutalu. Franklin. and
Wilkulnrro com.
lull III ‘llllllllll PlIlIl‘
mamor'w‘kmadlu
a
IIIIII‘SISIIIIIIIII
“'Illhl‘ to wdnoconr MW?! ito
I'l‘radc conifer for the month of Align-rm
A REDUCTION 0|"
'I'IIIISBIIIS nialnllar
ON ALL
Reta“ I'iuih Illllii Anionuting to One
llollar or liver.
Bu-eplinx on Ingram Carpets,
Bleached and Unhlcltchcd
Murillo».
._......‘.———-——.—
III LES S SllllIIS.
Slate Roofing
We are prepurcd tom: rum elm Job or
SLATING
In either BANGOR. EAST BANIIOIS, 0r
PENARG‘E Slul'l'
all cents IIBI‘ IIIIII and inward.
Panic. wilhlng Slow motion ehonld call on up
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK & Co.
Wale: 8L. foot of flavilanvl South Norwsllt
90% 4:": 5‘1“; nnbuoufbumwmost‘
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried nnd‘TrIumphant. "
“Itqnllltll II Hiatus: and Bill“ oI lone.
GREAT CAPACITY OF VIIRATIOH
AID DURAIILITV.
Inch Instrument our l2 months Inl
promofconstructlon. Boat materials
a and finest workmanlhln.
i
9
Magma". rm“ «flaw.
1—" W1: ~r Flowing.- roar:
l
”w“ l
FULLVVIARIIANTID. muoywili tact
allffilmo and keen In tuna at onc-
qunrter the expense of any other piano.
oven 5931 in use
1"
Flu
gland for full ducrlptlvo pamphlet and
E prloea to
d
TIIE IREAl’ 8. SHEPARD 00.,
91 Oriana: Starr? Nu: Nauru. Court.
St
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Barnum-r union. nan-our Ira--
rono. Ilmutnoum on war Winona.
3630“ Ian"- vou VHI Ivava or Counrcvmuv.
.4 4...: MA!
mos}: wno 011313}:
was BEST 01‘,
Meats,
Poultry,
~—-——AND————
Vegetables,
Anny» fn‘rh 1nd II a multime- price would do well
to all at the
Central Marie
llcfore Purcluslng Elsewhere.
mom lollcltcd and good» dellrmd to any part
of City.
.IIIIIIIIII It SIIIII‘WIIIII, I’I'IIIII.
IIIIBBIIIISI
ILL iiinis,
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Boat Goods for
the hunt lone:
“AT...“
II. S. BBIWN’S
3001‘ I SHOE STORE,
m Kuw- mock.
Mm m III!!! at“
Wild! 1 . Mitt
l
Pinion. n In... “
FOR SAIJE BY
South
i. IIIIIKIIIIMIII i iii,
39 Washington Street.
Norwalk.
‘I'
EP~
All to: and my. Lam
hams 8c.
from 1224: toaOc now We.
Cloth 5c. All In: and lilac Challicc now like. All my and 156 Ball-lose.
AIIG} U 51‘
reduced to 5c All yard tilde Carmen Clothe also 5:?
All
SATEENS.
()nr nice of Sans-nu hrtvohecn the larger: on record We have left mm» of thoi finest which will be
DOM no follow: MI Will: nun and Koccltllne French Sammie which were 35¢ 40c and
ARE NOW MARKED 25 C IN’I‘S‘.
All we Sutton; bout style: and qualities, low We. All 15c. Ito and tile Sateens down to 22)“.
Short Lengths and. Ends.
All Inglha : f Sateen under 9 ywle {mm In: to 50¢, now
, all um, but our way in to chime out.
a at lull price.
INIIIIINII. All] SIMPLETE
Dry Goods House
W. ~B. HALL & (30.,
Located at Cor Main and Cannon Sts., Bridgeport
In con drawing thou-and» of Intelligent and economical people to their
“W'ON I) IERI“ U L
Which I mm!» oil olhcfl in quantity. quality. liyic and variety. We have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
SAT; E.—
lIII me and 12m Crepe
12)“ American Ging-
Iml All ltllgul. under I yard. of Sateen:
WOOL GQO‘ 138.
II ER It All I) S0.“ II B ARNINN INDEED
l l -2 WIDE PURE W001: 3310128.
All new rhndm, boat dullnr min, from now until September I. 50 colitis.
All VV'ool 50 Cent Suitings.
30 ilirmict style: Your choice at only ‘25 rents.
REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS
:‘n ['I'lll? of Drum Goof llirguine numotcliuble all (M! the house.
. W.B.HALL&CO
4th of July.
, 4o>- ,-.__
Style,
A Look” at Our Large Amour
“FURNITURE-—
Will Sntlsly You That For
Pfice and
The Place to Buy In at
UP STAIBS.
scum norm 5
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
"Ii“?fl Washington Street
You cam obtain a small lean New Haven ”am for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb's Tongue, Richard 8'. Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, lloncd Chicken and. Turkey, all kinds of DeVIIed “cuts,
a bottle ol Limo Fruit Juice for Lemonade Cocmnut Mucou-
roni Iced Hone) l‘ingcrs Cocommt and \ anilla CI'IL" 1m \\ aims,
and at large assomiiciit with which to celebrate the Glorious
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASI II N (i 'I‘()N S'I’lrl ldlfl'l‘.
tnient of
Quality,
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN S’T.
FRUIT,
ALL KINDS OF KEATS.
C.E.Remson.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
my]! m on “All, 0").
IPIII'GWOOD.
i
'1‘. DUKE cm 61: SON.
ALI. olllllfll FILLED I‘BfilllP'l‘llY.
mmmcnrommmmmmmmm
, Wimnw
twmspdnrmdsmuw
"a large Imam
Wills-
~51“)—
- SIIIIEI
From 12 Different Factories.
lining“ bought for NET
Kht. can heroic!
Par BIIIII Illllfll' SIIII‘II.’
Style- und prlcca ton numeral!
w monllon. 5'
PLEASE CALL AND Exam“!
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South Nor-walk.
IIIIIIII
Baking Powder
MADE of PURE CREAI
of TARTAR.
III II! III II!
Bold and recommended by
CharluESeymour,
GROOBR,
70 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER It!
SIC W ER PI PE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
paredto make connections with Inln can
win this city on the moat favaable term.
pip
e! intending to connect withthe My hid
sewers in thin cit will find it tothair II to
call on him. y mug“,
I“. NI. PIERCE
Box 20. South Kuwait.“-
The Metropolitan's Record For I887.
Gain In number of out-tanning Police- during
It 7. 278 015
Gain in Amt- dnrinz I88? 31.2mm”.
Gain in Premium Income during 18“, 8]. m
89.
5"(lulu in Interest Receipts during 187. ‘55.“
Morphing for foot-war
CASH. and eunu- bulng
(Ilia in Gross Income during 1% I ,“la
Number of Death Claims in ,m -
I 9:1an paid to Policy- h on during 1:37, 8,-
Number of Pollclea In Force, 10m
written duriu I”
New Immune 3 so».
Capitol and surplus for «county ofb olicy- Ida!
om und above the muted law, I! per
cent. ) and all other Iiubllitieo, sum “all,“
Amount paid by the company to It: Policy
holder- for I'Iainu. etc, einoe Ilium. 1'
mt Iavevtcd Lucia. 818.6II8,I I3. 9'
u. s. ”3330
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