Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1876, Page 2

T e SRS 1 2 PIILADELPHIA. “The Quaker State Makes Big Promises for Her Day at the Exposi And Predicts that o Milllon Peo- plo Will Put in an Ap-~ pearance. Medals and Diplomas Awarded to Exhibitors Yesterday. hat the West Has Done to Mako tho National Show Intercsting. PrILADELPTIA, Pa., Bept. 37.~Tho weather to-day I delightful, and the sttendance at the Centennlnl Exposition is very large. Many people have come into the city to bo present at the Pennsylvania Day celebration lo-inorroiw, and they help to swoll to-dny's throng. There 18 every indieatlon that the” attendance to-mor- row will be tremendous, and many prediet that ho crowd will number a million. ‘Thousandsof tickets bave been presented by cmployors to thelr employes. The gates will open at 7 o'clock in the morn- fng and close at 8 in the evening. At 10 In the morning tho Centennial authorl- ties will cacort the Governor and his stafl from tho Pennsylvania Btate Building to the Judges' all. On thelr acrival tho cercmotles will bo opened by the singing of an original ode. Gov. Hartranft will preside, and deliver an address. Gen. Hawley, the President of tho United States Centennfal Commission, and Mr. John Welsh, he President of the Centennial Boardof Finance, will follow, Thefon, Benjamnin Harrls Browater will then deliver an oration. From 8 tobp.m Gov. Hartranft will okl a public reeeption in the Pennsylvanin State Duilding. From 8o 5p. m. Mayor Stokely will hiold a publie receptionin tho Philadelphia Clty Building, From 8 tob p. m. Msa, E. D, Gillesple and the 1adies associ- nted with her on the Wowman's Exceutive Com- mittee will hold n reception in thedudges' Lall, which will bo beautifully decornted. AWATIDS, The following nre among the awardsof medals and diplomas to exhibitors announced by the Prealdent of the Centennial Conmisalon this evonlog, There still remain somo 4,000 awards, which finvu yet to Uo approved by tho Coin- mission: MISCRLLANEOUS. Gustave t(nellar. Chicago, isinglass, two kinds, s Dy, Clacinmatl, apecimons of lako dah. Johu 1, hieppart, Colnmbus, O, llye fleh. !le}l;fiy 1osmer, Sandusky, ., fsh-dressing machine, 8 ., Cincinnati, mather of pearls, B g Grand iapide, ot artitetal veneers, C, . Tvans & Co., Cincinnatl, fzed mantels, cast iron marblo- Wouds, Perry & Co,, Cleveland, white pino lumber. J. C. Arthur, Charles City, Ta., herbarlum of plants o [ Town, THinols Industrial University, Champaign, Ik, ooy of Tlinols. ‘American l'usec Company, Erle, Ta., mafety mitches, fusces, Tinrber Match Compony, Akron, O., drawlng- xoom and sul]flmrmn ched. ‘AMexnnder Frica & Hrow,, Clncinnati, ethers, Jaseph Fromberg, Cincinnatl, Inks. wWiilfam J. M. Gordon, Clucinnatl, glycerino, Tiartnan, Lalrt & Co., Cincinnat!, glycerine, Jarvea & Hooper, Dotrolt, Bich., animal char- can), fertilizers, ond glute. Kokosing Oll Company, Gambler, 0., lamp- black. l{undu Company Salt Works, Brandenburg, Xy., “Charles Moser & Co., Clnclunati, colors and e, ‘Ohto River Falt Cnmpnn{, Steln, Ilrsch & Co,y Chis albumen, ete, . 8 “Thonipson, Trlo, Po., non-erasibloink and others. A M. Toild, Nottawa, Mich., ofl of peppermint. Warden & Oxlard, Plitsburg, I'a., rofucd petro- Tewm, o \l\'ullll Drog. & Keech, Centrevlile, Mich., ossen- at olls. Crown Perfumory Company, Londen, England, perfumes and tallct requisiten, ‘Androw Erbenbrecker, Clnefnnati, starch, George Fox, starch, J. J. Wood & Co,, Columbus, O., starch, Unitedl Staten Egyg Dessicoting 'Company, St. Lous, crystulized cggs. Charles Pope, Chicugo. malt, Hqunire Dingee, Chicugo, pickics and sancos. e FAward Holbrook, Loulsville, Ky, plug to- acco. Marry C. Holbrook, Loulsville, Ky., plug to CCO. «:{{‘:"" & Tuflington, Loulsville, Ky,, fno-cut obucco, hdnmen Morrisson & Co., Cincinnatl, canvassed ame, FLOUR, A. A, Taylor, Londouville, Ohlo, four from win- tar wheat. Jesse Ames & Sons, Northfleld, Minn., flour from npring wheat, patent process. Eisenmayer & Co., St Louls, Mo., flour from winter wheat, . A. Pillshury & Co., Minneapolls, Minan,, flour from spring wiheal, patent process, J. A. Christian & Co., Minueapolis, Minn,, flour frowm hard spring wheat, patent process. ted Wing Flour Mills, Red Wing, Minn., flonr lmxlu wpring wheat, patent procoss, and hard varicty. % vlnln}l".n Pollock's mills, Vincennes, Ind.,, flonr from winter whent. Phomng Baldwin, Youngstown, O, flour from winter wheat, a ’1-’. f;n)mmn:hcr. Akron, O., flour from winter wheat, . ficarge C. Thelenius, Cape Girardesu, Mo,, flour from winter wheat, Porter & Mowbray, Winona, Minn,, flour from pring and hord spring wieat, W, I Aukery & liro., Minneapolls, Minn,, flour from spring wiicat. patent procees, " MEAT-CUTTERS, BTC, Ttankin Mannfacturing Company, Plitsburg, Pa., power and hand, rke, Iuriington, 1a,, one power orx, Buldor Bros, & Co., Cinclnnatl, cream crackers, Louin Hurd, Kowanee, Iil., prescrvod extract, Wiison Packing Company, Chicago, prossed rorned-hecd, Jrm, and tongue, Evans, Lipincot & Cunningham, Clacinnati, can- ranszd haws, Davis, Jr,, Clncinnaty, hama of cured nork, Charles dncobs, Cinelnnat], sugar-cured hame. Willlam Stowe, Whitewater, Win, , chicese, Pomeroy, O., salt. cago, cggs and blood Unit Foluhmann, Cincinnatt, coniprostad yeast, e er s Coc, Wellavilte, Dr greed 1ewver-plpos. ‘l,u\lguml tros,, Eaat Liverpool, O., white grane e waren. Dover Fircbrick Company, Canal Dover, 0., fire. ricke, GLABSWARE, RTC, ! Loulsgille, Ky., Dlatc Glass Compony, large glass-plate, & l.lh'ullnmlmnm, Clnclonatt, eilvering of large o glans. M entral tilana Company, Wheellng, W. Va,, lime K1ass, pressed tabloware. muuu\mlur Tumbloer Company, Pittsburg, tum- ors, dcorgo Duucan & Sonw, Pittsburg, lime-glass tabluware. 'linrn Glaas Company, Pittsburg, Ume-glaes e, Tears & Co., Phtaburg, mola CWl ‘ears 0, ! uhl"ewuro. h D 7g, molded glass heyetune Flint Glass Company, Pittsburg, lamp- I ;l”‘ inlor Flint Glans Company, Pittsburg, lamp :xcolnlor 3 Al . :hhnnc{- and reflectars, * 2 Labolls Glass Compsny, Bridgeport, 0., gjase tabluwure, mold itk i sbury ATy B s Ty e Gl Jampsy Rlobes, Burut, Bloor, Mariin & Co., East Livernoo), 0., whito granite wares, Guur{\: Richardson, Milwaukee, Wis., carbon- 1zed artifclal stone sewer-pipe and pipe-nold, §: i Ao Mon oG . 11, tiobbs, Brockimer ‘o, % Ya., liine glass tablo ware, v Wheelg, T SUOMS AND LEATIIER, Kiefer, Stleful & Cu,, Plttsburg, oak harncas- Teather. Alex Halstelny osk harness-loathe 1afl & liax, Pittaburg, vak bharnes: dJ. C, l.owm. l'mahutf 03k hurio Ublo Falls Leather 'umpnn{. ulavi]] oak-tanned harness and shoo wkirting leather, W, W, &J. K. Moorey, Cnlumlml. 0., sole, haences, and wholo hide fough feather, i l“u:y Frucberg, Cinclunstl, oak-tanned hiarness eather. Jumoa Calling, Pltteburg, osk harncss leather, I lenlc. urdos, Clociugath, vak-tanned harug aud featlier Walker, Oakloy & Co., Chlcago, oalf aud waxed uppue-leather. Laug & Warnor, Ciucinnatl, osk solo leather, Vell & Bro., Chicago, waxud leathor and J, Wl calfokin. J. 0, mn“t & Co,, Loulaville, Ry, shioc, skirting, osk-tanucd leather, Nelson M. Johnson, Bt. Louls, boots and galt- i ¥ ©L'apham, Emibort & Co., Chicsgo, hemlock solo lesther, Vedekind, alleoberg & Co., Loulaville, oak oo leathe Do Frauts & Bon, Loulsville, vnk sulo leatber, 4 'lc(‘l.l'h .: Heppman, Nowport, Ky., osk upper cr. licnry Kedsler, Cinclunatl, oak solo leather, -lnufhm hides. Eilas & Muts, Cinclnnatf, osk asole lesther, stan llx‘ler‘hldu. . Clictaat, i cinal it ¢ 8l P hldu.. nelonat!, otk sole losther, Conrad, Fabel & Mooney, Louisvilly, oak sole ‘efi.hpflmnlwam & Co., Loulaville, osk solo T. leFl'l N. Dart & Bon, Mannington, W.Va., onk sole ather, : ., & 1. Nopper, Cincinnati, oak sola leather, staughter hiden. Gwetzinger, Allegheny Clty, oak sole A&, leather. J.W, & A, P, Howard, Corry, Pa., hemlock sole leather. 5 L., Falley & Co., Lafayette, Ind., men's, wom- en's, and childeen's heavy peg-work, o Keppendorf & [ary, Chiclunatl, women's, missca’y ete., machine-sewer work, strlbla{ & Co., Clncinnatl, women's, missca', cte., medlum-grade, maching-sowed boots, C.' i, Fargo & Cov, Uhicago, boots and shoes. M. D, Wells & Co., Chicago., hoots, o T. @, Bigelaw, Datrolt, photograph C. 4, Mosher, Chleago, photograph: Jio % tiyder, Cleveland, photogrnyl Henry Hochior, Chicago. photograph KGIHOOLS, Schoal of Nesign, Univorsity of Cincinnat!, Cin- cinnatl, wood-catving, Kchool of W. 1. Fry, Clnefnnall, wood-carving, Adame, Blackmer " & Tyon Piblishing Com- pany, Chicago, publications and blanks for ols. 8, C. Griges & Co,, Chicago, publications, Wilson, Hinkle & Co,, Clnclnnatl, hooks, A, 11, Androwa & Co.s Chicago, school-Uesks, C. C. Sholdon & Co,, Michigan, archrologlcal speciment. Miss Blow, Buporintendent Kindorgarten, St. Loula, kindergarten, 1L, B. Copeland, Indianapolis, glass case, con- 'umlnfi forty specimons of Indlana fiah, ctc. E, (1, Worniley, Columnbus, 0., microscoplo 1l Inatrations of m|cm-cnemmr¥ of porcine. American Printing 1louse for the Blind, Lonls- ville, Ky., work of biind, Lafaycite, Ind., modul of dlstrict school-honss and ?u])lla' work, . Tndlanapolle, ind., model of School No. 3and puplls’ work. . ‘ort Wayne, Ind,, model of 1igh School balld- lnfinnd schooi work, cpartment of Publlo Instruction, Tndlana, pub- lic schaol system, “lo Department Public instruction, lowa, uplls’ wor! nl“mnl of Education, West Dea Moines, Ta., puwlls’ work, Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, Jocksonvllle, 111, manuseript work and photogrants of puplie. Tilinols Statc ‘Teachers’ Assoclation, collective oxhibition, represoniing tho public schouls, and lr;lll\lfi:rhlll. professional, nnd cliaritable Institutions of Ninols, Chicago graded schools, Chlcago, volumes of so- Tocted work, ietory of Chicngo—1673 to 1870, Toard “of Edacation, Connty of Ogle, 1llinols, pupile’ work, urora, 1., graded schools, portfollo of draw- Ings of statistic, elc, fiv{(nrd of Education, Burlinglon, Is., pupils’ work. b ’:;I ;l. A, J. Rickoft, Ohlo, plan of public school ullding, School for Dependent Children, Coldwater, Mich., ns, drawinga, reports, ote, igan State Agricultural College, Lanaing, Mich., collection of woods representing the forests of Michigan, reports, ete. Hoard of Education, Detrolt, Mich., echool fur- nitare. State University, Missouri, studenta’ work. Board of Edacation, 8t. Louls, kindergarten, Board of Education, Minncapotle, Minn., puplls* work, un)u(lduukyclly Schools, Bandueky, 0., puplis’ waorl work, Ticpartment of Pablic Schools, Ohlo, public. choul aystem and work. i Layton, U., schools, pupils’s work. Colombng, 0. schools, puplls® work. Cleveland, 0., achools, druwing. Clnciunat{ Sctioo) of Design, puipil’ works Cine cinnati public schools, writing and industrial draw- ing. finnnl of Educatlon, Pittshurg, pupits work, Boardof Education, Momphis, Tenn., papils' wark. lh:(:ud of Education, Wheellng, W. Va,, puplis* work, State Agrienitnral Socioty, Wisconsin, complete sot of its trmnsnctions in 1851, Btato Dopattment, Public Instruction, Wiscon- #in, educational chirta, rlatlatics, reports, otc. Univeraity of_ Wisconsin, Mndison, Wls., vol- umes of catalogues Regents' reporta, important representations from its mlncralogical collections, ete, : (tc’:nrgc . Allen, 8t. Louls, archieological col- ection. Junlor class of Higa Schaol, Indinnzpolls, caso of cconomlo botany. Board of Educatlon, Milwaukee, reports of puplls vork, stc, Wisconsin' btato Ilistorical Soclety, Madlson, sntiquitics of Wisconain, Southern Normal University, Illinols, manu- scrint, drawing, ete, ‘Normal Unlyersity, linols, plans of unliversity, ete, Michigan Stato Tnlversity, microscopical exhib- te, otc. Centenntal Fducational Committes, Michigan, general educational uxhibits, Industripl School for the Bilnd, Deaf, and Dumb, Fiint, Mich,, puplls* work. Toard of Kducation, Ann Arbor, Mich., pupits' work. Young Men's Curlstian Assoclation of Amerlea, chart, cte. MACIHINERY, ETO. Branch, Crooks & Co,, 5t. Louls, steam stone- sawing machinery. Emerson Steam Stone-Saw Company, Pittsbarg, awine machine. P, Alils & Co., Milwaukee, gawing ma- i, C. Atkins, lndlnnuvlln. BAWE, Armatrong Dros,, Pittsbricg, cork-cutter and tapering machine. Battle Creelk Machine Company, Michlgan, mold- lni and dovetutling maching, solld steel cutter. 3 , Henson, Clovoland, stave-folutor, fault, Cinelnnatl, dovetaliing machino, C. 8. & 8. Burt, Dunleith, 11l., shingla-machine. J. A, Fay & Co., Clucinnatl, woodworkiog-ma- hinery. : |vulcf’r' Gerlock & Co., Cloveland, tava-sawing mnachino. (ranice Brothers, Chleago, sash, Llnd, and door clamping. Lane & Nodly, Cincinnatl, portable clrcalar saw- mil} und stroka power morticen, Sliver & Deming, Salem, O., hubboxing and spoke teneningg wnchines, lotlow auger, Stearns Manufacturing Company, Erle, Pa,, cireular wnw-mill, Walker BHrotiers, Minneapolis, psneling ma- chine and scroll snw. Hentet, Margedant & Co., Hamiiton, 0., band and gig sawe ond plmlmt machine, Franz Pops Eulbing Machine Company, Bueyruw, O., family knitting machine, Wlison Sawlng Machino Company, Chicago, Wil- son's famlly sowlng-machine, Jacob Dlamond, Flitsburg, lenscs and eyo- Innscs, 8 Western Eloctric Manufacturing Company, Chi- cnfu gnlyanometer and rorfatancy colls, ol Willlam Otto, 5t. Louls, semi-npright plano-forte. 3 Clough & Warren, Detrolt, reed organs; Burdett Organ Uum‘mn«, Krle, Pa., reed organe, l‘]uuy M, Weaver, Manetteld, 0., antomatic gravity piatform scalo. Western Electric Mannfacturing Company, Chi- cago, liruoks fnsulator, clectric bolls, fire Suincintor, Brooks printing telograph and way tealn rlunule, . W, Jtobinson, Ohampalgn, I, odontograph anid dl\'ldlnfil machine for uncqual parte. National Dire-Alarm Company, Htichmond, Ind., fra-alar and polico tulegraph. D, Farrand Henry, Detroft, current motre and inlct-plpo and stealiicr. for water-works, linscon, Keeson & Co,, Loutaville, square plano, Vanderson & Pift, Cincinnatl, church bells and smaller Lells, Eilshn Gray and Samuel Btockton White, Chi- cago, Groy electris telophone and multipls telo- ruph. Be AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, Maneflold Machine Works, 0., portsble farm englues. h\lbur Manufactaring Company, Marion, 0., re- vnh‘lnts rake or hay-collector, Y wWhiiley, Fussoler & Kelley, Springficld, 0., .w"?)‘ rake nweeper, six feet cut, Eciipse Windmill Compony, Deloit, Wis., wind engino, Chandlor & Taylor, Indlanapolis, portable furm engine, #um City Plow Warks, I1ltnols, corn cultivator, Ceorgo Eaterly & Son, Whitewater, Wis,, broads cast distributor and hoe nttactunents, 11al! 1neking Glove Comjfany, Chicago, busking glove aud plu, 1. P, Mast & Co., Bpringliold, 0., cotn ocultavae tor. #, D, Foot, Springfleld, 0., steam frult cooking apparatus, e tor: Aitcholl & Co., Springtold, 0., cham- plon self-raker and roaper, O'lizien Brothers' Munutacturing Company, Ke- wanea, 111,, vibrating harrow, ‘Deming, Sulens, 0., chal-cutters, Moline Plow Compuny, Hlinols, plows and eulti. vatord, Keystons Manufacturing Company, Sterllog, 11l., two-horse corn-planter, Biymer Manufucturiug Company, Clnctnnatt, 0., -ufinr machivory, & e‘nunhnml'mm(nmum Company, Wisconsin, anuing-will. Ueol “c W. Brown, Galesburg, 1il., cota-planter, Keysfono Manafacturiug Company, llock Valls, hand corn-shollor, '{“Imum Usggard & Co,, Btorling, 1L, chafl~ cutter, Decre & Ca., Moline, I1l., plows. Furst & Bradloy, Chicago, cultlvator, horso. rakes, and plows, Rossell & Co.y Marsillon, 0., clght-horso power threshiug mnchine. Unber Monufacturing Company, Marion, 0., ruad-serapors. & Wators, Elyrla, Q., Euroka post-holo Ithod dlt"uur. ", ul‘ul?lr& Deering, Chieago, wind vane, pump- 4 enzlne, South liond Tvon Works, Tndians, chilled plows and attuchmenty, Wurthington, Conley & Co., Jacksom, Mich,, sakey, hooy, ful ¢ b, P, i Co., Bpring@old, O., Buckeye Vandever Corn-Plauter Company, Quiney, 11, Plow ani Bulke com-planter, H, D, B % Co. oD ufrd & Co., Tock Ieland, 1L, plows 1), 1%, Avery & Son, Lonlsville, plows and culti- vato! Jumes Shelby & Co., Peorts, 11)., caro-planter, 1lls, Plitsburg, uuy-fotk, geipplog-claw, A d. ete, lg;!l!. Ros & Co., Madison, 0., dalry applle u-n'rgu Bergner & Co,, Wasbington, 3o,, apple snd peach parer, u.' B, Hankiug, Alleghony, Ps., meat-chopyer. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2R ~Zy 1876. Jonen Brothers, Bturgle, Mich., frait-drler, Brown, licngman & Co., Columbus, 0., hocs, forks, cte. John A, JInfner, Pittaburg, coll apringa for threshing machines, 1. E. McShorry & Co., Dayton, 0., rice delll. &, F. Lelverting, Akron, O., mower. Gaar, scott & Co,, Richmond, Ind,, ten-horse- power lhrrrlfln{»mnch(nn. J. U, DBidwell, Plttsburg, plow and ateel cracible caeting work. Georgo W. Ruc, lamllton, 0., potato digger, cultivator, hoes, cte, N, Kihler, Pittaficid, 111, fonning-mhl. Haworth Plantor Company, corn-planting ap- ‘paratus, R aei'(‘ obe & Miller, Painesvllle, 0., feed and con anlll, J. . Fitalingh, Indiana, hay clevator, Ax'b"’ Tavar, }smna;nmn.\lcm. wheat, hoe, an wing machine, : l.lflll.‘ v"fi?u.':;'é. Fsone, Springfeld, O, horse- raka, E. Stover & Bro., Freeport, 111, wind engino, Ueorge Eaterly & Son, Munasscs, Wis., harvestor reaping machines. McCormick & Son, Chieago, automatic binder. ©. Anftimann & Co,, Canton, 0., table rake and teaper combined, ‘Aultman, Miller & Co., Allenton, O., improved Inickeye reaper. Whitman & Miles Mnnumclnrlm‘ Company, Akron, 0., mowinz and reaping machines, Uuited Btates Wind Engino Company, 1linols, wind engines, Sandwich Manufacturing Enm?nny, Sandwlch, 1L, relf-feeding power corn-gheljer. u.hgl. Murphy, Fuiton, 1., honey-extracting machine, Joroph Tothschild, Shelbyville, Ky, checke-row corn-planter, Skinner & Brother, Tea Molnes, In., plows. . Tichmond Plow Works, Richmond, Ind., plows. Clicago Scraper and Ditcher Company, rvad. scraper, o, lv. Cnse & Co., Nacine,Wis., ten-horsc-power threshing-machine. A, 4, Nelles & Co., Pittsburg, ron tle for bind. Ing cotton, Tarnard Cortrito, Norwalk, 0,, Eurcka fanning- mill. Cuamplon Machine Company, Springficld, 1., self-raking reapor. Koystone Manufactuslng Company, Sterling, Iil., cider-mill and press, Nichoiln, Shepard & Co., Battle Creek, Alchi, thresting-macline aud straw-elevator, A, Spear & Sons, Mittaburg, hillslde oe turn-rest ow. P A. Tweat, Cloveland, 0., sclf-opening car- riage.yate. ulo Monufacturing Company, Alblon, Mich,, horsg hiny-rake, Mffllhfi\“q & Co., Daytonm, O., graln snd amall sced driil. Tarmers' Friend Compang, Daytom, O., graln and small necd drifl. ¢, Altman & Co., Canton, O., mowing-ma- chine. Warden, Mitehell & Co., Springfield, 0., mow- ing-machinos. Champlon Machino Company, Springfleld, O., comblned mower and reaper, l(f' Russell & Co., Canton, O., mowing-ma- chine. htl:. il. McCormlck & Co., Chicago, mowling-ma- chines, M. D. Hickelman, Allegheny Clty, anatomlcal preparations. BCIENTIFIC, {lnlnty Ascott, Pittsburg, atmospheric disc don- wark, J. P, Wood, Toledo, splint for leg and thlch, Tartictt, Butman & Parker, Chlcago, common- aenro trues, Emil §chofer, Laulavillo, pepsia. Stato of Ohio, Ollo State Bullding. P Mllc|hmnu Survey Commission, Michigan geolog- ol charte, K‘cmntf‘ky Survey Commission, geological charts and prodles, Ur{llml States, oxhibits of ennlneonn’f. engineer corpa Unlited States Army, poutoon bridge for ad- vance guard of an army. United States Guverninent collective exhibit, clie and cave dwullinge, FURNITURE, BIC, Tho Wooton Desk Company, Indianapolls, cabi- net, ofico ascretary. i bord & Co., Uincy, 11, metallic aptlng bed ottom, C. Close & Co., Bt. Louls, silver-plated show- tal case, L:rrio&' Bro., Bt. Louls, showcase, ¥red Mawsett, Grawd Roplds, Mich.,, clock vedestal, Daluwate Chain Company, Delaware, double cane or rattan chalrs, 1. Thole, 8t. Lonls, bonkease, Herkley & Gay, Grand l!lxlildu, Mich,, frritnre, E. A, Brady, Davenport, In., window-shades, Phanix Furnlturo Company, Grand Repids, two Dedroom suifcs. Pelson, Murtin & Co., Urand Rapids, bedstead and dresaing-case, Richwond, Dackna & Co., Detrot, rallrond ticket-case. it Gothic, oak . & 11, Schracder, carved, p“lrll. George Ahrens, Crote, Til., Abrens' patent ¢~ tenslon-tahle. W. O, ‘Taylor & Son, Bedford, 0., double cans- seat chalra ind rockery, « Calking' Chinmplon Washer, Chicago, waehing- machines. J. K. Dugdale, Whitewater, Ind., clothes- wringer, J. 1. Grove, Cleveland, washing-machine. Brunswick & Bro., Chicago, billlard-table. A, W, dennings, Bedford, O.. washing machine, |ericnmln & bumilth, Racine, aquarium, towers stands, ctc, ¥, I, Colwell & Co,, Chicago, ehade ixtures, Istine Olenson, Chicago, tableorgan and bu- ren TPopel Brothers & Keugnan, Clnefnnatl, mold- lni.? of gilt and walnut and other nrticles, . Henaingers, Chilcago, biltiard table. Eruost J. Kuowlton, Ann Arbor, Mich., bath tub, Ford Llei Detroit, walnut clock case, Ohlo, Clncinnatl, iaim, & DButler, Columbuy, 0., furnitare, A L' Androwa & Covy Chicago, Iniaid parquos tnw; nonrhus. o N, A. Caldwe! chine and wrln\. h Complued Scl Oli!u. North East, Pa., washing ma- uol of Deslgn of the University of Clutinnntl, ornamental rurvlmi. Colwell & Co., Chicago, husking-gloves, M. C. Lily % Co., Columbus, 0., Masunic goods and woclety supplice. Amerlenn Netting Wire Company, 8t. Louls, netted underwear, J. Schiller, 8L, Lons, hats, re, Helon Fuchs, 88, Louls, silk-embroldered 1aco dress, with polut lace, WOOLS AND WOOLENS. Heckman & Co., Cleveland, 0., wool shoddles. North Star Miils, Minnenpolis, blunkots, Corumbo Mills, Lisbon Falls, Mo., ovorcaatings, Shaler J. Bennington, Hanllton, O.. felt, N. W. Iamoson. Cadiz, O, merino Wont. ;4. lenth & Brothors, Chester Hill, 0., wool. Walter Crafg, Cadiz, 0., wool, J. B, Jameson, Cadlz, wool, J. if, Holmes, Short Creel, 0., merino wool. 1. Bayless, Cadlz, 0., merino wool, B. 8. Campbell, Cadlz, O., wool. Andrew Jumeson, Shoet Creek, 0., wool. M. C, Bimoy, Bowerstown, 0., waol, W I, Low, Corunilion, morlno wo Tranc Thomas, Short Creek, 0., wot W, 0. llarrah, Cadlz, 0., merino wool, Atbort Quiglog, Gadlz, G, meriuo wool, Neman Benll, Otito County, W, Va., wool. 8. A. Cackayne, Mounds¥ille, W. Va., wool, Johin Ingratn, Paplar Speings, W, V., wool, €. 11, Ball, Brook County, W, Va., Wwool. Draact, Ceoolion & Coy’ 6 Loutn, adjast ranch, Crookes & Co,, St. Louls, adjostablo e emger. &5 boit-Mghtears Ewnrt Manufacturing Cumpany, Chlcago, de- taclisblo drivo chain, John Woodsille, Washington, Ind., garden en- gino, fire-extinguisher, cte. Erlo Clty Iron Works, Erfo, Pa., stationsry and borizonia ehgine, "Pareckel Manufacturlng Company, Erle, Pa., valvos and cocks, J. Flower & Dro,, Detrolt, stop valves, fire hy- rante. & Otto Zwlotusch, Milwaukee, chemlieal firo exe Un‘.inllhnl. soda-water opparutus, plass faucuts, Champlon Fire Extingulshers Company, Louis- ville, cliemieal engines, tinok and laddor trucks, Jegys & Wells, Lafayotte, Ind., wooden lifting and suction pnm[fih a. lt" &' M, itoots, Connersville, Ind,, Llow- ers, cte. Lumple, McElroy & Co., Keokuk, Ia,, somi- portuble stean-ouglines. Luno & Lodloy, Clocinnatl, stedm-sngine for driving saw-mill, 7} Armstrong Heater Manufactaring Company, To- ledo, heater, 1lme-extractor, &e, Buckeyo ,mflnu Company, Ohlo, sutomntle eut. off and throttling stoam-engines, Toledo Pump Company, Tuledo, wwooden pumpa, Wissner & btrong, Piltsburg, stoam-engine with applinnces. &vans, Dalsoll & Co., Pittaburg, boller, ofl-well, artealan and hydraullc tubing, Francls Murphy, Streator, Iil., vontilating ap- paratus for mines, :)lunnl‘n GLong & Co., Loufsville, fron gas end waler pipe. |INyc.l fiamlny & Co., Chieago, steam vacucum punip, n.‘ll. Woo-!rufll Lanting, Ia., gear for loco. o niotlys and gmlml r enginus, Fhillips Cuats, 8t Louls, patent scctional hydrani 1 "ll\!. 1, (:"og‘kkcn‘. Erle, Pa., adjustablo dead oys, ki 1l &'F, Blandy, Zaneaville, O.,engines and city {ron works, horizontal tubnlae onglnes, James Lnl]!clacm. Bpringflold, double turbine wator-wheel, Stlliwell & Plerca Manufacturlug Company, Day- ton, daubla turhine water-wheel, Sfout, M(lla & Tomplo, Duyton, turblne wheels. 8ti11 & Bierce Manufacturing Company, Duylon, Mme-extractor, heater, and fitier, .“:‘ue- .E‘l;ouuhllu. l“lmbum afting, hangluge, llles, otc, PR0odraft & Beaumont, Kankakeo City, stop- valye. n(l{mllh J. Wedge, Zanesville, vertical portable englno, Ifi 8. Vall, Kookuk, am boller, 1“?‘""' Prontiss & ¥all, Fors Wayne, Ind,, steam cigino, wl!nuwllon & Dolan, Logsnaport, turbino walér. heel, Willlam 'I‘ml?lr.ly.mmpl County,, Ark., raw cote ton commerc] HAILROAD PITTINGS. Porter, Dell & Co., Pitteburg, lotomotive en- ne. ll’on&cn., Cinclnaatl, car fittlags, trlmmings, ete, Palman ]’I“lt;m Company; Chicsgo, hotel, T, Aq rako Cempany, Piltsburg, o uir-brake, altbaln & Cr., Erle, Pai, chilled Cnimer Spring Company, Pittabneg, springs. A, French & Co., Pitssburg, raflway elliptic apringn, aplral noas. J, Il Whitmon, Chicago, nalive Irish setter og. . 7. Shipran, Stats Centre, Ta,, two natlve English eetter dogs and nallve inglish scttor ftch. J. 1. Whitman, Chicago, Trish waicr-spaniol tigh, snd spanicly over 1 anl wnder 2 yeats, B. M, Gilloapte, Colmmbis, 0., polnier hitches, J. 11 Whitman, Chitago, Irish’ water-epaniels ovor 2 years, Qtto Farrostor, Chicngn, black-nnd-tan terriers, T, oF, Woadcock, Chicago, Dalmatian biteh. Willinm W, Tintea, Chicago, printed rules for In- spectlon of versols, 8, N, Brown & Co., Dayton, O., whacls and wheel rtock, Danle] Reynolds & Co,, Plitsburg, eaddlory and hordware, B VRIICLES, Peal & Eister, Bprinzdeld, Ohto, dasher mould. ing of ateel binck ot plated, eaver & Dnrdill, Pittaburg, whips, Fieh Bros,, Racine, Wis., farm \wagons. Peter Schuttler, Chicago, wagons, WS THakars, Hiines, 1., tarm wagone, Winchester & Tarirldge, Whitowater, Wis., lantation and frefght wagons, M idcbaker Dro. & Cor’ Sonth Tend, fnd., WOLO! Charles Ranch, Cloveland, Ohlo, 1co wagon, Toplift & Ely, Ligria, Ohto, Oat frons, spoons, ete, Chatlos Bohtln, Cinetnnatl, chila's hearse, MON 'MANUPACTURRS, ETO. Camberland Rolling-Mill Company, Clevaland, Terscmer steel and Shnme, Blurtin stecl-ralle, forgings, etc. urand Tower Mining, Trane fagturiug Company, Yinnis, W. 1. Coggawell, Madison ores. atlon, and Manu. ron. ounty, Bo., lead STONE, ORKS, ETC. The Forest City Stone Company, Cloveland, finge glng atones, % John Evans, Jofferson County, Col., bullding stone, E. 1. Dougherty, Hawkins County, Tean., col- ored marble. Quincy Manufacturing Company, Michigan, re. ned coppor, Wesat Japiin. Mo, load orea. Davis & Murph; Knoxviilo piarblo Coupatys Kknaxvillo, Tenn., 1l ore. colored marhle. Leavet Ming, Coloraio, Jullus Louls & Bro., JeSorsonville, Ind., oil stoue, Mooso Mine, Colorailo, siver oren. Perry Broa., Elliotavilio, Ind., ballding atone, Georgo Lislz, 8pringleld 0., hnilding atono. Arineret Btono ‘Company, Amherst, O., sand- stone, Berea Stone Company, of Ohlo, sandstone. J. P. Alexandor, Alron, 0., claya aud sand for poiery. Madlson Connty Pottery Compsny, Ientucky, pottery. Norfis & Cummings, Lancaster County, Ind., bullding stone. John Mutthows & Son, Monroo County, Ind., bnliding stone, hfi’qnmnn Bridge Company, . Plttsburg, Iron for ridges. [5] " , Wetham, St Louls, mincraloglcal collec- tion M. Doslor, Dayton, O., bullding atono, ‘Ambherst 8lone Company, Cloveland, grind- stonen. Wilson, Walker &2Co., Plttsburg, wrought-iron roB:ln 29, r, . Gardner, Indiana, clay. ° - Niblack, Zlnmerman & Aloxander, Brazil, Ind., comprensod.alr cosl-cutting machine, W. Clark & Co., Pittshurg, hnn?—!ron. P, H., & I M, Roots, Connersvllle, Ind., rotary. power blosver. M, & J, Finnegan, Cinclnnatl, buflxllng-llanc. Lanso Drown Stone-Quarry Company, Michigan, brown freestone. J. It. Ifarvey, Town, lead oras, T. A, Baale, Parkersburg, wrought-iron plate and vmldlml bars, J. 'I'. Wildoy, Chattanooga, collection of marblo and oros. i wx‘uon Tlnghes Stono Company, Claveland, butld- ng ntong., €, B, Wolls, Marlotta, 0., conatitutlon stone, Warihoust & Co., Massiilon, 0., bullding stona and grindetones, Unlun Consoltdated Copper Company, Dutch- town, Teun., cnp(mm\d COPICE Ores, 8, 8. Htocking, Mansfleld, varlezuted sandstone. Idaho Mine, Colorado, silver ores,* Dolly Varden Mine, Colorado, siiver ores. Nnficr, Nimrick & Co., Plttsburg, mortiso and crucible steel plales and bara, Bobtall Mlne, Colorndo, gold-hearing perites. C. D. Pearson, Indiana, clay. T, Murphy, Streator, 1L, ventliating appacatus, Dover Iira-Brick Company, Ohlo, firc-cly, - Belknap & Co., Bowllng Green, Ky, alitie lhno-stone, ‘Caltimet & ollu Mining Company, Michigan, copper nad copper orey, with model of stomping mill Iurt Freo Sandstono Company, Marquotte, Mich., gandstone, Buel Gold Mine, Colorado, gold ores, Mootlicad, Plitsburg, ehect {ron and galvanized ron. 8t. Joe ming, Misrourl, Masa of galenn, W. larrls, Michigan, native stiver nnd copper. il l"m:xkrnn Quarry Company, biulsh-gray mottied meatong. ‘A. . Cary, Michlgan, native slivor, Contral Onlo Salt Company, Coluwmbue, aatt, Union fron Mills, Pittsurz, rolled fron. W. D, Wood & Co., Pittsbury, planished sheet- iron Phlllips, Nimlck & Co., Plttsburg, wrought-ron barsund_boiler-plates, Tho Edgar ‘Thomson Stcel Company, of Pitts. e, Bossemor-steol ingota, ralls, and boxings, Niller, Metealf & Porkins, Pittsburg, crucible stocl for toolv. Nlack Bros, & Co., Plttsburg, cruciblo stecl bollur plate nnd bars, A. Garrlson & Co., Pittsburg, chilled rolls, C. C. Carpentor, Kelly's Inland, O, geologleal mens, Plerce Well Excavator Company, Illinols, woll- excavutor, |$ll.-ll, Pricc & Co,, Columbus, O., building stone. 1t Gangot, Michigan, coppes, Gregory Mine, Coforndo, gold-bearing pyrites. Tirlggs Mine, Colorado, gold ares. A. M, lintchinson & Bro,, Plttsinrg, coke, Cantral Mino, Michignn, riallve copyor, Btatu of Tennereeo, weulogleal collection. Baxter Mine, Culorad, silver-load res. Dives Mine, Colurado, silver-lead orex, “Thomas Sowell, KKentucky, Kentucky River mae- ble. Hussoy & Co., Pittsburg, copper nnid Lrass, uu.mu’y', Wotin & Cor, Bltismirg, "craciblo. steel plates and hacs, Junes & Laughlin, Pittsburg, cold rolled wrought fron shafting, ‘Ohto River Salt Company, Pomeroy & Co., salt. ‘Minong Mining Company, Michlgan, native ¢op- or, P B. Killabrow, Nashville, specimon of Ten- nesseu marble. Kentucky Lithographic Stone Company, Glasgow Junetton, Iy.. butlding stone, SV, i1l Michigun, native coppor. Tiversido Iron Works, Wheellng, wrought fron. i D Tovers, Haweaville, Ky., brown sand- storie. Tteese, (iraff & Woods, Pittsburg, wrought lron and steol bara and liorscalioee., N. F, Itichory, Waverly, O., buflding stone. ©Ozgic Granito Works, bL. Lonls, red granita, t.!. ‘t\.. McDermott & Co., Beren, 0., bullding stone, ‘L. Holdeman & Son, Amberst, 0., bullding stones 1. D, Qurney, St. Paul, blocks of grante, ‘Costiocton Stono Company, Cothiocton, 0., bulld- fng-ntone, 'uunun Btone Company, Amherst, 0., bullding. ano. E (J'.mll. Oflnmum, Bandasky, ullding-stone, Block River Stune Company, Grafton, 0., sand- atone, 1), €. Stalter, Pequa, O., bullding-stone, “hownan Allon, Bt. Louiw, leadores, Worthington & Sons, North Amberst, O., grind- stones, scytha stoned, and sandstones, Bhorman Ming, Colorado, sllver lead ores, Printer l.lu; Miny, Colurado, gold orve, Glasyow, Mozt Washington, Iron aud Coal Com- pany, Ohlo plilmn. ;l‘unc&:n‘l\\'nl “oal and Iron Compony. Cloveland, metal. Pl acubontas Minc, Colorada, ilver and fead ores, Pellean Mine, Cu\orn;lcluv ;llvcr and lead vres, WTOVAS, J. N, Deardorf, Tuscarawas County, O., im- proved smoke-house stove. Detrolt Stove Warky, stoyves, £t, Louis Stamping Cowpany, Bt, Lolus, kitch- en ware, vAlIOUS, N. W. Walker, Wellaville, nower-pipes. Barrott, Arnold & Kinball, Chicago, aluminous bullding-paver, John 1oland, Cincinnat!, gold pens, Cloveland Paper Box Machine Company, Cleve- and, 0., machine for making paper boxcs, George Fungerwan, lumiltun,” O, roolng and carpol vrl:}ml'. Banford & Co., Cloveland, 0., blank books, John I, Motz, Dubuque, Ia,, blank buoks with patent ends und sid 1%, Tuckfarber, Clnclnnatl, enameled fron show- carile. W, I, Windsor, Little Bock, Ark.) printers' forn framo, George W, Martin, Tnnnkn. Kan., bookbinding, specimens of rullug and bindlug, ‘Aloxander Pine, Lundon, England, unxcu. . Morrors, Alexandrfa, Igypt, typo-founding and printing In various angitages. Mothodist Buok Concern, Cluclunat!, books. Suudusky Tool Compatty, Ublo, ' carpenter, Joiner, and swood-turnery’ (ool Rlef, Logau & Co., Fltisburg, picks, mattocks, hammerd, and stone sledges, Ohlo ool Company, Columous, planes, bonch acrowd, chiscls, draw-kives, ete, ulon Bleel Scrow Company, Cloveland, wood Lundon W hoeling Hinge Company, wrought butts, hinges, All Company, Cov- rasps, oto, ‘Amorican Wire and Scrow. ington, Kg. wire and screw owly ifver & Ihllips, Pitls ware, hinges, Lolts, clc. Pout & Co., Clucinnatl, padlocks, hinges, etc. Willinns Russell, Clucln: 1 Lack C m afes. llk-nd & Bro., Bt. Loul: burglary-proof for wludow plants, etc. Mrs. Jane Watson, Massillon, O., mosaed. Rivorelds fron-Works, Wheeling, eut oaile. 1ail's Safu and Lock safcs, Freemun & Smith, Raclae, Wis, , brackets, boxes Itacine Hardware Manufacturing Company, R« c}m-.‘ Wis., fernerles, acquariuma, and flower standn, Miss Mary Musttelt, Kirkiood, Mo., herbarlum. TTOR: M, 15, Cuper, Snlent, 0., horae, Ueorgo T, Mum\{. Ttncine, Wia., atallion. W. B Dinham, Wayne, 1L, mare, M, W, Dunhiam, Wayne, 111, horse. 3.0, Perry, Whimington, 111, twastalilons, MONE MACIHINERY. Edward P. Allls, Milwaukee, caat-iron rollors ceylinder milly Iugraham & Beard, Chicago, scourors, smutlors, ant separators, combined, Edward ' Allls, Milwaukes, mllllng mnchinery. n “l:‘l;;“ll’d & Lens, Mollne, 111, machine for pack. ng Aour, Fl. M. Richardeon, Dotrolt, polislior, scourcrand separator, M. ‘Deal & Co,, Ducyrns, 0., smutter ond sepnrator comblued, I. 1% Beccher, lock Falls, 1il., brush scouring machine, Turner, Patks & Co., Cuynhoga, Falls, 0., widdlinze purifer, saparator and scourer, Charles Wantnor, Chicago, tans of stone. Tnited States \Wind Engitio and Pump Company, 1!|n|n\‘|||. 1L, model of” windmill with runs of stono. - Harnard & Leas, Mollne, 1L, brush and scour- ing wuchines, INSURANCE. : Meeting of the Northwestern As= sociation of Special and Ade justing Agents. Interesting Reports on DMatters Connected with the Under- writing Profession. Address by J. B. Bennott---Discussing the Adjustmont of Bates, MORNING SBESSION., ASSEMULING OF THE AGENTS. ‘The Northwestern Assovlation of Speclal and Adjusting Agents et at 11 o'elock yesterday morning In the ordinary of the Grand Pacifie. Among thoso present were C. E. Bilyven, of To- ledo, vepresentlng tho Ioward Fire, of New York; W. E. Clifferd, Evanston, Merchants' of Newark; George W, Adnms, Tillin, O, General Agent Connectleut Insurance Company; 11 K. Lindsay, Cinclunati, Mannger Nlagara Insurance Company; teovge A, Holloway, Supervising Agent Natlonat Board, St. Louls; L. T, Woods, Mauager New Orleans Insurance Compnny, St. Louls} Joseph M. Rogers, General Adjuster Phat nix Insurance Company, Chieago; 8. 8. Eaton, Btate Agent Manlattan Insurance Company, St. Paul; 1L, L, Moss, Stale Agent Natlonal In- surance Company, 8t. Paul; (. W. Chundler, State Agent artford Insurance Company, Lan- sing, Mich.; George IT. House, Stato Agent Ameriean Insurance Company, Detroft, Mich. L. D. Moody, 8peefal Agent Franklin Insur- ance Company, Indianapolle, Ind.; W, B. Cor- nell, Superintendent North British and Mer- canttle Insurance Company, Chicazo; J. II. Suelye, General Adjuster Tmperial and Northern Inaurance Compauy, Chicagos W. B, Trench, Adjuster Ifartford Insurance Company, Chieago} Arthur C. Ducat, General Agent Homo (N. Y.) Tnsurance Company, Chleago; Eugene Cary, Manager German-Amerlean Insurance Company, Chicago; Thomas 8, Chard, Maunger Flremen's Fund Insurance Compuny, Chicsgos W. E. Lewls, Buperintendent North British and Mereantite Insurance Company, Chicago: R. J. Simlth, Sceretary Traders® Tnsurance Company, Chlengos I, 8. Blackwelder, Superfutendent Agencies Seottish Conunercial Insurance Com- pany, Chicago; J. O. Wilson, Manazer Atlas In- suranee Company, Chicago; C. 11, nCn!e, Mann- i:cr llnxnl Insurance Company, Chleagos J. Po ilack, Adjuster Firemen’s Fund Insurance Com- pany, Chieagzo; P, P, Heywood, Assistant Gen- oral A‘glcnt Inrtford Insurance Company, Chl- engo; d. 8. Harrls, Manager Ningarny Insurnnce Campany, Chleago; Willlam_ Reed, _Ad- juster, Chicago; Ccorge E. Redfleld, Man- ager Atlas Insurance Cmnpuny‘ Chie 703 J. C, 8erorps, Btate Agent Firemen's Fund 1In- surance Company, Chicago; J. L. Whitlock, Specelal Agent Royal Insurance Company, Chi- cago; W, D. Croake, 8peclal Agent Royal in- surance Company, Clhicagos Ueorge W, Hall, H?cclnl Arent Laneashire Insurance Company, Chicagos J. B. Bennett, General Adjuster, Chi- cago; J. 8. Belden, Arsistant Manager German- Amerfenn Insurance Compnny, Chivago; George C. Clarke, General At{um. London” Assurance Company, Chicagoj William Ashworth, Man- uger British-Amerlcan Insurance Company, Chi- cagos C. W. Potter, State Agent ZEtna Insur- ance Cotpany, Milwankee; Georgo V. Hayes, Bpeclnl Apent Franklin Tnsurauce’ Company, Milwaukee; 1. W. Molwan, Stato guu& Insurance Company of Nurd\ Amerlen _and Pennsylvanla Insurance Company, Milwaukee; A. P, Redfleld, State Agent Atlns Insuranee Compnny, Milwaukee; John P. Williams, Stato Acgent [fomo Insurance Company (Columbus, 0., Janesyille, Wis.; W, F. Fox, State Agent Northwestern Natlonal Insuranco Company, Davenport, I 11 Clarkson, Stats ut At- 1gs Insurnnce Company, 'fopeka, XKun.: A.J. 1arding, Manngor Phanix Insurance Company, Chivago; L. M. Tucker, 8peelal Agent Moblle Underwriters, Columbus, Miss, Tlhe fnsuranee Journallsts present were C. M. Ransom, Baltimore Underwriter; 1. L. - slrich, Western Insurance Revtew, 8t. Louis; C. N. Blohop, Chiengo, Spectator, of New Yorlk; Ueorgo 1. Yeager, the Jerald, Clicago. TO DUSINTHB, Mr. J. O, Wilson, of Chiengo, representative of the Atlns of Hartford, occupled the chalr, and Mr, C. I, Bliven, of the Howard Flre, of- flctated us Secrotary. ‘I'ho Seerctary read o lotter from T. H. Mont- gomery, the Scerctary of the Natlonal Board, unnounelng that o committee had been ape poluted to repreecut Lhe Board in the Assocla- tlon, Tho Prosldent Introduced Mr. Lockwood, one of the ubove Committee, who expressed hla re- grota that tho other membrers had not been able tao hu present. 1lo nssurcd the Assoclation of the most hearty sympathy of the Board. “The President, fu liis annual roport, welcomed tho micinbess, und paid & handsume tribute to the preas for the Intercst It had manifested In the Assoclation, 110 then roviewed tho buslness for tho ‘mn. year, It had been o year of general finauctal dupression, yot insuranco kad, perhiaps, beon less utlected than most other branches of Dbusiness. 'This success was owings in great part to the actlon of the Natlounl Bonrd, us well o8 to the exertions of the agonts. The great prin- ciple to hoobserved Mundorwriting was tomake tho risks which did not burn poy for thoso which did, The basis of good manugement wus the experienca which came of tho provalling close Inqulry into thy causes of fres, The under- wrlter's proiudss nvolved the promise of good manegement, It wos a promifse to tho Insured that the compauy had, and ahould have durin his thoe, the abllity to indemuity the fnsured, Tliere was a prevailing demand for cheap insurs anee. Tho [)riuu of Insurance dopended not 8o much upon the companies as upon the people, ‘T'ho prevention of firey b{ tha Yrupur ObECTY- unee of fire hazard {n buil ding, chiespencd tho codte Mo Wibson had u kind word to say for Stata supervislon. 1le concluded that ft had dong n_good work In rldding tho country of whid and reckieas compnufos. ‘here woro some defects about State supervision, particularly in the matter of toxation; “but, on "the whole, it had beuelted the profes. slon, o favored such leglsintion as would insure botter hutkiing laws, and would mako it to overv man's self-lntorest to prevent fives, Mr. Wilson referrod In warm terms to the cour- agoof tho firemen and patrohinon, The posl- tion the Asseclation occupled niade it n power cither for good or hapm. It could encourage the mombers of the fraternity, or, by harsh critfeism, it could do harm to the profession, He trusted it would pursuo the foriner courae. ‘The example of thy Assoclation was sbout to be imitatod in New York and Callforoiu, In closing, he_roferred to the work of thu Asso- ciatlon, and expressed the opinion that fow, if un{ others would cver surpass it. 'ho Socretary read w number of letters of encouragenient, and soveral of regret at in- ubllity to uttend, from vurlous sources. At the sugrgestion of Mr., C. I1, Cuae, the Firo. Marehal aud’ the Captaine of tho Flro Patrol wero fuvited to seats fn tho meeting, STATS HOARDE Mr. Blackwelder, of the Btanding Comimittes on District, State, and Local Boards, made his report, 1l considered the scheme of District Bugrds, us they had formerly existed, o blunder, and If lhuy were reorganized i tmust bu under 4 new plan, Tho State Boards were the right arm of tho Natlona! Boerd, Ilo consldered them as ono of tho inost eiliclent orpanlzations 10 prutnote fusurance reform, Yot cven these lud given way to organlzations less unwleldy, nmong them the Conunittees on Corporations, Dug crodit should bo given to the Local Boards, They furnished o systom of dolng business whith conduced to th safety of the comnunity by preventing fires. The veport recommended thoappointuent of a spoefal commlttes to pre- !nruurhp\'r on the eul iwt aof Y Assoclations, Cinanclal; Mercantlle, Manufucturing, aud In- dustrial; thelr History und thelr Relations to the Publie.” In rlualnF. the report referred to the wuorls of tho Assoclation, and holled that 1ime wheu companes should launch out b tur- ing In view the Darwinlan doctrine of the sur- vival of the fittest. The report was ndopted with very little dls- cueslon. ADIUSTMENT OF LOISES, Mr. Bpaliling, of the Commlitteo on the Ad- Justiment of Losses, read his_report. o com- mented on the ‘mpulur prejudles neafnst com- panies, an gald miuch of it was owlng to the palpable fnjustice frequently shown in ndjuat- inonts, 'Tlhc dishoneat’ ndjuster waa chargeable witl the growth of this papular prejudice. Tlo contributed to the Infury of cvery tompany tr{'- fng to do o Just’ and an Tonorablo business, Mr, ° Spalding referred to the prevalenco of “arsou, and mnfntained that it was the duty of an ndjuster to use the most careful, anxlous {nquiry in ferret- ing out the meendiary, Yet this wis danger- ous ground. Innocerit men were apt to be con- demned through elrenmstantiul evidence, and the djuster miust tread carefully, 1le hoped, during the winter, to I)mpnm atul present a rilo on the subject of speclal hazards, which would To sent to the mesmbers {n clreular form, The first work in the case of an adjustment was to learn _whether the jusured was nn fncendfary or an o lonest man, Unjust clalma” were very properly to bo resisted, Insurance shonld tio viewed as a contract of {ndemnity to the (nsured, and not ns ameans of making money. Its design was not a source of profit, but nlm]ply of indomnity. "Fhe agent should recoynize that his profession was hroad and progressive, untll (b now took in the cominerelnl afulrs of the world, and In the midst of disnster the ndjuster should he broad and strong enotigh to reatize that his functions were ‘]mllc!ul aitd not partinl; that honcsty shoukd be rewarded with ur“m. and fraud ren- dered (nsccure and unprofitable. The report was adopted, It was decided tomako Mr. J, B, Bennett's nd- dresa the speeinl ordat for § o'clock, An Invitation was_recolved from Mr, John B, Drake, of the Grand Pacifle, to the membors of the Assoclation, to nttend a Lanquet to bo glven them ot nnyl hour which would sult their con- venlence. 'Tho Aegoclation retitrned fta thanks, and sct the time at 0 o'clock this evening, It then adjourncd t111 2:80 in the alternoon, AFTERNOON SESSION. 3, B, BENNETT. On the rcassembliug of the Asrsoclation, o committee was appolnted to nominate officers for the ensuing year. Another cuminitico was appointed to prepare obituaries, several of the membiers of the Associntion naving diod during the past year, Mr, Spalding'a report wns then somewhat informally discussed, atter which tho President, in & very gracoful introduction, pre- sented Mr. J, B, Benuett to the Association. o wns recelved with applause, and spoko at considerabla lengtl, tracing tho history of fn- surance {n America. The first Insurance com- pony in the West aud Northwest, the Pro- tectlon, was started nbout 1820, Cincinnatl was its birthplace, Ephraim Robbins was ita parent. 16 was to Insurance what Stephicnson was to stemn navigation, or what Morse was to the telograph, "Mr. Bennett referred to the preju- dleey ml aconccguun, and sclfish opposition which insurance met from the very start, and traced the growth of the business and the grad- unl overcoming of o great amount of this oppo- sition. Il ulso commented on the small way in whiels the business was started; the Inck of ae- curate knowledge, and very lttle experience among Insitrance inen, and the slow but steady fmprovement In the business, The Tnglish companics entered the fleld In 1844, Many i stances of frauds upon the companics were ai- luded to, s well as the many forms of difl- culty and opposition which the business had to mect. Mr, Bennett aloo roferred to tho organ- izatlon of fire departments, and pleasantly con- trasted the days when the fire companics were more intent ol throwing bricks at one anocther than they were onthrowing water on the fire with the prescu®, when they rendered such eftleient servicos in tho extinguishinent of fires all over the Unlon. o traved the pradual growth of better rates of Insurance with careful - comments of thy effect produced upon the busi- ness by the great firea in - the atles of tho country. The $30,000,000 luss pald In 1871 was tho greatest work aceomplished m the history of msurance disasters. The Chiea- o flro apnealed to the puputur heart; the Bos- ton fire to the head; and the result of the latter was the fnstitution of great reforma in the bust- ness. Mr. Benuett depreeated the too preva- Tent coinpetition fn rates as hurtful to tho com- panies nud the business, Great conflagratlons wero usually, nimost always, followed by great puntes, Tliv Chivago firo wus one of the direet causcs of the paule of 18/, The averawo amount Jost by firc throughout the world was 000,000, The average comnlasion to ngents prior to 1884 waa 10 per cont, It wag then fne crensed to 16 por cent, increasing this one ftem not leas than $3,000,000 per annum. Mr. Ben- nett's peroration was an cloquent review of the objects of, and the benefits to_humanity to bo accomplished by, Insurance, The nddress was long, but proved to be most acceptable to the practieal minds for which it was intended. The Aesoclation returned its thanks to Mr. Ipnnett, aud the address was ordered spread upon tho record, "The subject of the ADIUSTMENT OF T.OSSPS then camo up again for gencral discussion. S8ome very hypothetical casca of loss on commission and other polleles woro stated by Mr. Lindeay, and Hght was furnished by Measrs, Fox, Wisoi, and others. The great question ot {ssuo was whether, fn the caso of a loss by fire of tnanu- factured articles, the Insured “was cntitled to recover rotail, wlmlesule, or producers’ prices, Mr. Case sald the right idea was that of the fudennitication at the time of the firc of the }mrl.y owniug tho gonds, Tho question wus, fow much money would have roplaced tho gouds as they wero beforo the fire? His state- ment scemed to clear the matter up, for the As- soctation proceeded with its order of business. 1LY AND WATER. The report of the Committee on Fire Depart- ment und Water Supply was read by the Seere- ‘tary. Ong of the recoinmendntions of the re- port was tho entive separation of flro and water departments, The question of fire dopartmonts and water supply, a4 o means of protecilon, was of Interest not only to fusurance men, but applied, aa woll, fo tho industries ui the nge. Toadny many dt-lmruucms Wwere o8 perfect os Iniman tgenuily could make them, yet thero wns o vast wmount of property Yeprosented on the books of the insurance companics for which thera was no adequate protection, A large propunlnu of this property consfsted of village and farm bulldings, Steani- ers werg impractienbla In sumo places; but even fn small towns tho sum of 33,000 or £3,500 would pay for the organization of a smull, practieal, Working depurtment. ‘There was no exensu for small’ towns. For fanu-bulldings nuthiug was so useful us a fnrco-pumf) and 135 feot of hoso, The report was adopted, ‘Ihie Assoclation then adjourncd until 7: 80, TVENING SESSION. . YOLICY ¥ORMS. Tha - Association rcassembled at 7:80. Tho small attendance showod tho futllity bf hold- ing and evening scsslon. Mr. C, . mliner, Chairmnan of the Committeoof Formof Policy, read his repevt. 16 had o great deal to do with the old forms of policy, aud abowed great care aund rescarch in It preparation. 0ld policles began with an fuvoeation to the Delty, after tho mamner of o Inst whl and testament, Inns- much as negroes wero formerly cunelilered mere merchnndlse, one writer quoted in tho repurt was clted us having coustdured negroes o proper subject for fire {nsurance. 'The form of “policy lind been subject Lo frequentialterations, so thut it had been somowhat ulmmpflumy likened to Jo«urh't coat of wany colors. Ihicre remalned much to be dong to perfect tho concurrent, lenwd form of pollcy adopted by the Nutlonal uanl, s0 that it would be satlsfuctory to the assured and the vourts, Among othor rolorms, the limiting, instead of the contruct, languagy should bo used, Instead of tho present condl- tlons of {nsurance, there ahould be a Hmitatlon of the linbility, This reform would be nors (n aceord with the recent dectslons, In some re- ceut forms of pollcles the *fine print "—that stumbling-block to tho ussured, und the causo of wuch righteous tudigeation in the courts— had §h’|:n way to larger type,—a reforny which received the indorsenicnt of the Committoe, ‘The repors was received und udopted, Mr. 1t J. Bmith, of the Commiites to whom was roforred the Presidont's address, reported in favor of assigning the several subjects theres in discussed to specinl committees to report durlnF tho sesslon. ‘Tho report was udopted, aml tho toples referrod. Messrs, Case, Bwith, Wilson, Lockwood, and othera apokn o tho refort of the Committeo in Form of Polley, and urged the need of a reform {u this fmportant matter, ‘Thoy were gonorall in favor of & rullc which should contaln a liml- tution of liability fnatcad of the present contract form, on the ground that the former would put un end tathe prevaliing misunderstanding of the torms of n polley whenever a loss was sub- mitted to tho courts. ‘The Association thon adjournedtill this mora- lug at 10 v'clock. i e eeeee CHICAGD, AND WAUKEGAN, Speclul Dispatch to The Trivune. 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