The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1869, Page 10

SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. . 503 | Moon sets,.....eve — — . 707 | High water....eve 908 Weather Along the Const. Avauer 7-9 A. M. ‘Weather, AQUATIC. Soul Rave on te Monongahela River Between Hamill and Coulter—Another Foul and the ‘Race Declared Of. Prrrssure, Pa,, August 7, 1969. “The great nve mile eculling match between es Hamil) and Henry Coulter, for & puree @f 1,000, took place this afternoon, at four @olock, on the upper course of the Monon- hela river, and was witnessed by about 16,000 above reons, The river swarmed with oraite of every Poncelvadle kind, while the hill crests, the shores of opens. Me river and the roadways were thickly stuaded ibere ‘with men, women and children. Hamill had veen shore $raining severely for three weeks at the Bingler |Fouse, Hazlewood, while Coulter gecured lodgings farm house on the south shore of 16 river. Hamill was the favorite in the was 2) maniiesed in ees I amounts being staked on bis winning the result of the co: 1 Psa le last ear ry the Reha, ae Seesseaazene: i “port OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 7, 1869, Herald Packages. t night and to-day the odde in hi re about 00 to to 80, ‘The greal eae ed Moe aan i wb tains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will 18 ce ae Rene GaPuie meter et ver all packages intended for the HERALD to our the oiare wei weré ip superb condition, Hamill | regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam underwent nis training in the hands of @ young | Yacht fleet, Tbe New York Associated Press do not now Reins: named Wilitam Haley, and Coulter's men- | eoiiect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ewes owedge oe PRED a. Who hag 80 | 5 will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings er a Bae ea een oe ene rok, | of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 188: Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1868, the Associated Press will’ diecontinue the collection ‘of ship news tn the harbor of New York. Passed unanimously, The office of the H LM ateam yachts JAMES and aeons TTR is at Whitehall All comrounteations from ters of inward bound vee pounds, and its competitor at one hundred and Bixty-fve. At half past four o’clock the men appeared at the @arung oink, Hamil! being dressed in a pink shirt ‘and English rowing breeches. Coulter was naked to @ Waist, At the appointed time the referee, John A King, wave the word for the start, but, wing to ulter tipping too quick, the men Were ordered back again. The second start was beautiful one, both boats leaping like greyhounds the chase, Coulter rows in the Enylish style, ross handed, with long, sweeping strokes, while his spetjtor pulled his familiar short, nervous stroke. Bown the river the boats. fairly tow through the Water, Coulter gaining slightly; but the difference Detweon the sterns of the boats was hardly ptible. When they reached the appointed aa quarters Coulter was about a quarter of a y CLEARED. paigamadip city of Washington (Br), Jones, Liverpool—J G Steamship Denmark (Br), Webster, Liverpool—Natlonal Steamship ‘Sieamabip ‘Vite de Paris (Fr), Surmont, Havre—G Mac- zie. “exmehip Geo Cromwell, Ellis, New Orleans—li B Crom- 1 “Steamabip United States, Norton, New Orleans—Fred "3 Ke ih ahead, when the two craits collided. jamilt immediately stopped rowing and headed his @helbfor the boat house. Coulter, however, pulled und the course, but was frequently hissed by the ‘The referee was appealed to and to- t gave kis decision, declaring all bets Of and the Face no race, The backers of Hamill offered to-night $o increase the stakes $4,000, the race lo come off on Mondey afternoon, but the proposition was not ‘@ntertaned by the backers of Couiter. A SENSATION IN BROOKLYN, & Woman Abandons Her Husband and Ten Children. ‘Bergeant ‘Carpenter, who was at the desk in the cto tia abr station last house evening, was formed e>out nine o'clock, by a citizen, that a dis- $urbance was then in pfogress at the corner of Warrison ana Court streets between two men, both 1 whom claimed the custody of a woman, Upona ®@ouple of officers repairing to the place indicated $bey found a German named Merewood, who resides tN. 198 Division street, New York, and a er ia Rudolph Hoffermer guarrelling about Mrs. Steatasnop San Jacioto, Atkioe, Savannabh— W R Garri- "% Sieamsbip Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—H R Morgan ‘Steamship Wm P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NC—James Sieamahip Isane Beil, Bourne, Noriole, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamab: 1p Co. Steamabip Joba Gibson, Winters, jeorgetown, DC—Phillips Bro’ Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston—W P Clyce. ip Wamsutts, Fis, New Bedford—Ferguson & gna Grinnell, Spencer, London—Grinnell, Min- a es 9), Raschen, Bremen —Ceasar & Pau! Bbip n, White, Marseilles J F Atkins & a. one ‘adellelan m (NG), Christiansen, Cork— Funcb, Edye & rk Carlton, Trecartin, Cork for ordera—Brett, Bon & Co, Ble Hiemath (NG), Jacobs, Stettin—C Tobias. * ers aca (Br), Carmichael, Montevideo and Buenos res Bele Ruth ‘Br, ——, Bristol via Wilmington—H J DeWolf frig Ann Young (Br), Hilton, Stettin—Bo, rig Rising Sun, MoCarty, Arroyo, PR— ae & Hnekee. & PO Arm. -gimpron & Clapp. strong, Brig Clara Brown (Br), Osgood, 8; Brig Iza, Williams, Saqua—R P Buel Brig Excelsior (1sr), Mayor, Bermud Brig Timandra (ir), Hawksworths Sydney, CB— Heney & arker. Ls Marla Ferguson (Br), Stephene, Hanteport—J F Whit- ne imily Merew wife of e former, e trio wba i Humming Bird (Br), Earl, Hanteport—-J F Whitoey & PRY aged oe ceaets mere | 0 Bete Aiten (Bp, Legeliener, Permambuco--G F Bulley, red that the woman, who is the mother of ten ig erg moda Bena n Jameson, Sameton, Curacon—Milier & t Houghton, Schr Curlew, Cleaver, Galveston--C W Adams & sch Piscataqua, Humphrey, Baltimore— a Bentley, Ser & oma. Schr W Henry, Mahady, Norfolk—A Hampson, Schr Henry, Merritt ‘aliadelphie “Snow J ehiléren, abandoned har husband a few weeks ag: ‘Bs she alleges, on account of his cruelty to her, rr ‘Went to live with Rudolph, who is a much younger Soen than the forsaken husband, at the corner of Columbia and Luqueer streets, Brooklyn, Last soraed Merewood, who is a tailor by trade, dis- wea rena caral ‘Ginse, Rew ‘Bedtora Ferguson & ‘00% the whereabouts of the Lig air er upon them their clogs. zone ensued between the enraged” and man, the paramour and the wife, @ latter insisting upon remaining with Hof: mer. Whey went out into the street wrangling, oll followed by a crowd, found their way up to rt street, where they were taken into custody. Neithe mae of the men was held, but the woman re- as a lodger at the etation house for the vt The husband expressed bis determination ‘compel bis spouse to return to her iamily, wile e npn ad im) papecently contended for the right of arr fa teste woman, at Schr Nellie Bloomfeld, Hobbie, Stamford, Steamer Vuican, Morrison, Philadciphia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY TAR [BRALD STRAM YACHTS. US steam frigate Juniata, Capt 8 Bh eh rt lata, Capt B Luce commanding, Steamship Union (NG), Dreyer, Bremen auly 3, via South- ampton 27th, with mdse and 885 passengers, to Oelrichs & Co. Aug & lat 40 '80, lon 63 88, wigualized staat D Donau, hones Bellona (Br), Rillinge, London Jnly 17, vi wavre ih w with mdse and 420 passengers, to Howland & ‘tearmship Caledonia (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow via Movil July M, with indee and 426 ‘passengers! to Heoderoon Bre Experienced stroug westerly win during the entire pas- *Keamsnip Euterpe, Nichols, Galveston ‘eat 1 Te rr ne- THE amnion DRIVING PARK. Buttes for the $10,000 StakerExciting ton Qed of Sepia pton eee Bherman, Hi a Orie ly Si, at & Sport in Prospect. er ea ele he BUFFALO, August 7, 1869, Freaerie Baker, Had strong peatborty win trou Hatte. Sixty-three entries were made to-night for the $rots over the Buffalo Driving Park next week, and ‘Woore entries are expected by to-morrow's mail. A Jarge crowd was in attendance at Tit House, and @reat interest was manifested in the opening of the ‘entries, ‘The entries forthe $10,000 purse are b. m. Lucy, by Dan Mace; br. m. American Girl, by B. Daniels; b. 7 nit a aimer, by Charles Champlin; b. m. Goid- mith Matd, by Buad Dobie. The entries for the 2:26 trot, for a purse of $5,000, to Clara, by Alex. Lewis; br. m, Angelino, wr sigaaahip Gcorre Washington, Gager. New Orleans, July with mdse and passencers, to H Cromwell & Co. *ySieanip Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC, ‘with naval stores and passengers, to J Lorillard Ship Importer (Pr ry tamer, Newport June 35, with rafl- way fron, ty HJ DeWolf fine weather, with fa- vorable vinds, to midnight of July 6, in lat 49 41, fon 83 46, when we encountered one of the moat thrrific gales we ever experienced in the Atlantic, summer or winter; the wind commenced at SW by W, and gradually went round to the NW, contiauing to blow with undiminished nook of violence until Xb, when it moderated fast; during the whole time we had a very heavy cross sea, aking @ complete breach all over the ship; had al ae urted When the Eale struck us, escept lower topsa: od foretopmast Sageall tbe lower mizentopsail went; t the main Started, anc to'cut away toave the yards and rigging: the tails, thet Sat oe Soandence, b y Dan Meee) Were furled before tbe gale came oablet adrift trom tne mas, by Fhomes Roach; ¢. a, rards, and we had to be continually relashing them durinj avers ae Fi ay Ae ee Tonner ne, whole of the ga gale; the eaip labored and strained fearful 2 #uch a tremendous sea on, ca to wen Teller y Oe BY 4 that thelwater ied on the, ump ‘until she had ‘abouts eet of water 1a her; we kept the pumps constant di aon Fouriegn bories are eh rs ge oy Eyed ged ga and nightyand were not able to get her pumped car ang the ethane seven for the $1.t00 pul for 20 pight of 6 th ; barometer, when gale commenced, 39.10, and ince then the pumps have been constantly goin; night and day, and can hardly matage to keep her freee bad moderate westerly winds since, accompanied with dense fous: took a pilot from pllotboat Francis Perkins, No id, on ¢ 21 Ine Bark Bobslen Kaersdort (N(), Moller, Bordeans, ¢2 days, with wine and fruit, to R Cazhde, Had light winds Wit orses, The hotels = filling up fast, and the meeting for e display of fing horses and attendance 19 expected surpass any ever held in this dountry, Two interesting races were held at Daniels & oler’s Cold Spring yack te 4 The first trot was thiok fog most of the pass: tween Olara and Mountain Maid for a purse of Brig Holve (Br) Pereing, Leghorn, €3. with bl 690, and was won by the iatter in three straight | and raga, to Wan a Docks Wee sel t0 Brett, Bon a Co. Passed iu ais, In 2:80, 2:3194,12:1, The second was a ruu- | Gibraltar Junea Had ign 3W winds, with thick tog, ihe ing race between Vandall and Silver Tal! for a | entire passa urse of $200. it was won by Sliver Vail ia 1:16 and | ,,8! en Kt car, Perr. Cow Ba 8 Gare, wih pont 24 George's Shoals, encountered a severe W, which MGUDAY'S RACES NT SARATOGA. ‘The foliowing are the entries and the betting for ryt races:— rurale rep pig and Mitcheil, even. ie Pash.— The rate of vetting is a3 follows: 1e, 95 Mae ass 6 6; Uricket, 6; Hasberger, idday wid Keiso, together. & oagried away foretopgaliant mast, spit 1 Sehr Francis French, Martin, Virginia, Schr Guatle Wilson, Ploy ', Patiade'phia, teamboat Loulsburg, Thomas, Jucksonville 10 day chara nomeoaiy, sagenes Juckapi fond ‘The bark Albiua, from Bristol, By which arrived on the Sth, reports fine weather; 78 to the westward of ihe Banks, with light winds abd thick tow. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soura. © whe t Stakes, Narreranset is the favorite Sreametip tra Yrasconta, Bragg, Portland for New York, with long 8, inst the fleld, which was sold in the | mdse, toJ ‘without ing the following:—Le | _ Brie Porter (Er), Card, Windsor, NS, 16 dare, for New York, bs aster, 0 Crandall Brig M tilda, Windsor ter, to if Seana, 0 rig Goo E Daler with funder, to Umphray & Ns, for New Yor, with plas- Freres, Bangor, 90 dags, Watrous & Walker, git simacheine ara, 25; Biarneystone —_ Athlone, 10; Inveroanid and Thunderbolt, 19, he pool-bettif iz on the three mile races ran this fternoon was fhe heaviest ever known in Saratoga. ie Sollowing indicates the enormous transac. | | Brig Chas Wenth, Pendieton, Machias for New York, with lolis:—Vaux ali, $2,600, $2,200, $1,400, In pools of | 'ynberyto Chase, balbot & Co or z wih Bed bike baker, Porttand for New Yorn, Rush, Petty, New Haven for N. Ye che Hearletta (br),"Lozier, s John Tot Newark, with rt "hr Caroling Kai, “ Jed Frye & ; V4 lorie, Bowman, row: wena Mary Horie, Bown n’s Banks for New York, Sebr Lodi uskia, Means, Ellewo ber, to TM Mayaew & Co Sebr Albion, thy ‘Bangor for New York, with Jamber, to 15,159, $6,760, and $3,040, BASE BALL NOTES. Scorers or club oMcers sending scores for publica- Mon should take the trouble to make them out de- @enti7. Time is too valuable to be wasted in mak- $ng. cut scores written i all directions and all Wileox, Lube for New York, with rth for New York, with lum: Styles. Ane club folks have not interest enough in | Chase, Ta bot & C the macigr themselves they should not expect any- | 80%" 2,P, Ames Turner, Bangor for New York, with lum: boay cise have it, he Romeo, Dim \es 0, Bangor for New York, with lum- ene nines of the Empire and Active Cubs | 4%? 10h gah hor, Bangor for New York, with lay at Hoboken. The Empires were tums tg Simtpdon € Cay oe th the sdore standing St to 1 hr Judge Low, Herne. "Pombroke for New York, with ita Glad oF Chee a the ta | Bre amveenedon oc, Mochias for New York, with 1 se mnsterdat have been admitted to bey, t0 Chane, Falhot Go, iat tare embership ih the State Association, ae start on their tour and the srt or Saratoga, where they will play ers to-morrow. \8 paper, speaking of a game played at Pita Schr Gulden Rule, Gove, is for New York, with lam- ber. to J MeDowell'& Co. a Schr Hlouise, Nickerson, Onlais for New York, with lum. ber, to Hill & Wakeman. Schr John Boynton, Mitchell, Qainie for New York, with lomper to John Boynton's Son & hr Lucy, Olark, Galais for New York, with lumber, to G Boardman, Cal on\the 24th ull, gave several meet py ee pee As catches, as being by ‘The contostdnts tn ne game we ane soit Lady, Jane, —, Calais for New York, with tuber, rat son 8 rade - i" later wan ow ea These pee ctory,| Higgine, Franklia for New York, with lum- tdave been anc ali thereabouts, s Ke ‘The decretary f the once Olub says that the damper a Talbe race het rd. game Jor Sonam ity Rogre “4 ward Bebr Eliz ete; Knowlton, jockland for New York, with an-won b: fe) Montan 94, | Mme, to R Bro: ne Howiao, poses ths so bore eae ech, ghana. up Rockiand for New Yark, with , a oem os bone: — atte Loch lary A, Jelilgon, Rockland for New York, with itme, 4 ay goin te feared the Siaraford 7 HME OTOEOD, Galt, Rockland tor New York, with ie, to ees ™ Bamford, o Sehr Pheptx, Thompson, Portland for New Yor! ith | iiae Nationals lof New Yogk and Sunnysiaes of by FTL, agin Re, oes Pi bata amine Helga wi plaf one grounds ofthe mr igh Baker, Webver, Portiand for New York, with se 4 ie jernoon i an Aringtns wit pay. | att frantfer Beebe, Portland for New York, with umber, the Mutuals and aon aud on nearuriay the Mutuals and stare sicedar te Actives and Gethams play st #, Smith, Portland for New York, with lumber, lor, Portemouth for New York. (Quod Gloucester for New York, with hn Séhr Mall, —, Boston for New York, Tuesday’ the Athletios feated the Ber. soe Mine ty, ign an, Boston for Philadephia. ith & scoRe.of 16 to 17. playiog on both 4 4 ly ne Pita agers ‘ald, Boston for Philadelphia. 1d excellams demeanor caneonatbscal 1 Mary Sieelcoa, rear, en for Phiiadelpinin. Bebr Bi Batham for Rondout e payed yesterday at hetween the G ies Briggs’ Fort ¢ neg tyne ped ite ym Teaulied in |. gene eoteat eu Ma River for Ni yf ea Berean: vor of t.W Haymakers by a Of O65 bo ta, Bete pas | Fu ey Pasente pi River Lor Philadelphia. Rohr ot Bowel Dighton for Pony \ TURSMPH Hews (rems. Pat Sica ) eee fe Providenes brats Providence fo There was a Qsdt fal) of snow On Priday on Mount i, abd ice formed during we Bene case an, mn Pravomares poh sa Behi Ta ray, Providence for New York. rovidence for New York. ny Hammoud, Providence for New y Rockett ma Epricence for Now York, 1 ake Prov lence for Rew York, wer nee) nd Joh 5 oe ee for Paiadeiphia, donee for douth Amboy, rn Tor Trewian’ A ee ence for New York. Bion Mo Raf rR ine, Vrovideave ivy Phila jorea, Fates, Providence for Port Johnson. 4 4, Phinney, Providence for Albany. br Prancie Perr} pire fat this seas, "® fF many years, with @ light frost On low lands, A cotored minn in Bantams named Henry Brown, twith tobaceo, was in- Stentiy erased to ‘tat one, ay by the falipg of head tato the hold, Three men,inamed Hargrave, a6 Laney wore arrested In Augusta, Ga., A a), charged ith robbing the thera Txpre ¥y Oolbpany ay ot 99 oh Ws GHDFet Cou brad Eas’ a. N Ty weather 1s the Ne oe in Lewiston, Mé., 6x- nifale, Provigenee for irae ‘wahMess Maw Aeousiow os Now Schr Daniel Webster, Parker, New London for New York, ‘wid oli, to L Polnemus. Schr Saliie M Charire, Simmons, New London for New md John Lew ye genen, Norwich for New York, with Osh, ter c Ni Norwieb for Phi ea ignored ea Bent ile east Stony ad fond a, ow foe Boor FJ fae Een 6 ven a for he cee ry jew York. Eee Ba baeet str fn ae ae for New ee. ar Haden, shore, Nor Haven for jadelphia, = Eri War Troy. ihe ral Brose rar New York, Schr Wan » Derby for New York. ir Mi olan recuwieh f for New York. Bene N Kelly, porieenee New York. Bebr Patron, Smith, Port Jefferson for Newark. for Providence. br Mi nga Bee, Bu Tito johnson fe Sebr Fakir, Sau Clon opwick. Be scien ne te eevee 4 bethpor’ for Taunton Seobr Bt 7 i festa Ela dence, Behr HUbb acy for Hartford. Sobr 0 Hi obo en for Schr Belle, Simpson, Hoboken for Brid Sehr 8 Jan New York for Sehr E'Smith, Gates, New York for Hyannis. Schr Josephine, New York for Bridgeport, Schr WM Feck, Bunce, New York for Huntington. Schr M E Mills, Murray, New York for ‘ashi Sehr Intrepid, Rosebrook, New York for Newburypozi. Schr Monitor, Robbing, New York for Salem. Schr Veranda, Pond, New York for Providence. Sebr At Ruesell, Chapman, New York for Portland. Sebr @ Carman, —, New York for Now London, BELOW. Park J Cummings, Herotenay, from Cow Bay, OB (by pi- Jot boat EF Williams, No 14). SAILED. Stenmshipa City of Washington, Liverpool; Ville de Parin vi aed Baten New Orleans; Geo Cromwell, do; Sap ah; Manbattan, Charleston; Louisa Moore, Newbern; inane Sell, Norfolk, &c. ‘Wind at sunset NW, fres! Shipping Notes. The mammoth floating dock from Sheerness, England, ar- rived off the east end of Bermuda on July 23, and was safely towed to the Royal dockyard on the 2%h, The beautiful clipper ship Golden State, one of the Messrs AA Low & Brothers’ fleet of East Indiamen, ts now lying at pier 27 East river, having the Snishing touches given her of the extensive repairs commenced about May J, when she en- tered one of the Erie Basin dry docks at Red Hook, She was out of water eight weeks, during which time she re- celved a new keelson, bilge keelsons, new ceiling, wedge lower clamps, new beams and knees, lower and upper decke, new water ways, plankshears, fails and stance! ions; forecha- He, main and poop decks; new timbers outside; rf dends, t and bulwarks; new malnmast, foremast and bowsprit, together with an entire new gang of rigging, She was also thoroughly calked, stripped of ber old and furnished with a new suit of yellow metal sheathing. The wood matérial used in her repairs was principally white oak and yollow pine. The contract was assumed by the Westervelt ship yard people, by whom the vessel was originally built in 1862. Bhe fs #44 tons register, A great desideratum long felt by New England shipowners has at last been met in the constraction of a frst class exca- vated dry dock, located in the beautiful harbor of Portland, Me. It was made under the superintendence of its owner and patentee, Mr James E Simpson, the engineer, upon whose plans snd under whose attention the splendid Brie Basin dry docks were constructed, The Portland dock will be 425 feet in length, 100 feet In width and 27 feet in depth at the pontoon gatesiil. I: will have 95 feet draft of water at high tide. For the further convenience of vessels in distress wharves, &o, bave been built, alongside of which they can Jay and discharge cargo, preparatory to being floated in the dock. This will undoubtedly prove of great advantage to the entire Bastern coast, as all vessels needing repairs can mal Portland quicker from George's Banke than they can any other port. The dock is situated in about the centre of the harbor, where there {880 feet of water in the main channel at low tae, and will be formally opened about.the middle of September, when the city and State authorities will be pres- ent. ‘There are already several machine and other work- shops usually attendant upon dry docks in the immediate vicinity of this one, and it is claimed that every tacility for the prompt and economical repairing of vessels of all classes and sizes will be afforded. ‘There ware in port yesterday 468 vessels, of which 91 were steamers, 54 sbips, 140 barks, & brigs and 99 schooners. The dry dock books of entry do not present avery heavy lst of vessels needing repairs, During the past few days Fogarty & Co's sectional dry docks at Red Hook have taken up the schrs James M Bayles, JL Worthington, Grand Criterion, Julia, &e, all for genera) repaire, The brig Cheviot, 214 tons, built at St Martine in 1866, and belonging to that port, was lowered from the larger one of t Ing, after having ber yellow metal sheathing patched, The Monticello, one of the Union Ferry Company's boate, was taken up on Friday afternoon by the balance dry dock, foot of Pike slip, for the purpose of having her bottom clean- 4d, painted, &c. It is a custom of this corporation to have an annual inspection of their boats, and #0 each will be taken out on this dock in its turn following this one, The schooner Alvira, after having her botiom cleaned, was lowered on Friday afternoon from the Norris & Townsend Gry dock, foot of Gouverneur street, The Harlem steamboat Sylvau Grove Is on the People’s dry dock, next adjoining the above, for the purpose of repairing damages received by running on one of the rocks at Hell Gate. She will be Snisbed in time to resume ber trips on Tuenday, ‘Tne brig Delopes, £07 tons, built at Maitland in 1865, ana belonging to the port of Halifax, is on the sectional dry dock nearest the foot of Pike slip, having her old gino sheathing ‘stripped off and her bottom painted, The beautiful yacht Idler, 60 tons, owned by Mr TC Durant, was lowered from the central one of the screw docks yester- day morning, after having ber bottom cleaned, The brig Uncle Sam, Ml tons, belonging to Messrs Valen- tine, Estrella & Co, of this city, ia on the above dock, being calked, stripped of ber old and furvished with a new suit of ting sheathing, The schooner Franklin, belonging to Messrs Tupper & Beattie, of this city, is on the larger one of the screw docks, having her bottom cleaned and painted, ‘The bark Stampede, $47 tons, built at Cherrafeld in 1887, and belonging to Nassau, consigned to James B Ward & Co, of this city, is on the sectional ary dock at the foot of Clinton street, having ber yellow metal sheathing patched, The towbont Titan 1s on the Norris & Townsend dry dock, having her bottom cleaned and painted, A new floating Bethel, belonging to the Episcopal Society of the Church of Our Saviour, and intended for free service, especially for eallors and ‘longshore people, is now located screw docks near the foot of Market slip on Friday even- next to the larger one of the screw docks near the foot of Pike slip, having its upper works built, It will bé formally opened in September, Marino Disasters. Sir MATTERHORN, of Bath, Me, from Akyab for re mouth, E (before reported), put ‘nto’ Bt Heleni ner 32 in leaky state. Ou the fullowing day a surre survoyora recommended that she be discharged Gixcover the leak, which was being done on June BANK OckAN Bure, from Newcastle, E, for Bermuda, was abandoned at sea on the 7th of Jul; was aban ‘on the 7th of duly ibs very leaky Buta ErnRLRRD, from 8t Domingo for London, struck upon the rocks on the west side of She r July 97; got off and proceeded on the Dith. ne nd the Scmm Manta Bawa (Port), pobineg rl for New York, pat into Bermida Ju Aart, from ; Ur'the bark Ocean Bride, abuadensee hale! (2 aad Whe crow Son Eo..trse—Three seamen arrived at St Thomas in the French steamer on say 22, nnd report that the ochre Eolipse, from Ponce, PR. few York. sank on the uight of July 13, near Porto mue0 nt that the captain, mate and cook left another chr Kelipse airived ‘wt from egos) Haven, July 24 Ship Martha Cob arrived \o-day, with lose oF forepresn cee oh ad Miscellaneous. We are indebted to the Merchants’ Exchange and Nows Awociation, 60 Pine street, for important shipping tntelit- gence. Soun PRancis Sarre Monroe AM 7th for orders, ¥, from Sa; rrived at Fortress ‘id with efew'sigke Lavuyon oF THe Pine’ jor’ eupeten—Oe the oes Sipe ae uni fi reat was le from sbi "dol Frorth Corapany "a" Wikaingspn, “inekencan Mad ellngs Initnebed wan an iron bark of M00 tone frye the drat iron veanel of her clusn ever Inunched in Anoviog meg fhe tien n wailing vessel of any claas ever built in thie countr; ine other two being the sch Sones & Oo, of Wiltntagiou, mi ae hd i in Roaton for earry! 1a bulk," Both were tauel at Wilusington, Whalemen, 19, bark Ohio, enn of NB, 170 y to ernine) ; Lizzie J own, {roms erulses tb BY bbls 'y 31, echt NJ Knight, Dyer, of ¢ %7, brig Emme H Adame, Tur- Bedlord 9th, bark tb, bark Almira, Marchant, None ay Fayal correspondent under date of July 10 writes that hie H Brown, of Provi ol after earings Fey Payal, ‘May i, whieh ‘mae, all wala, ariel », oil and 100 Hecnas vant Ou, Arr! DbIs Hp (and nail Bigelow, Cook, o "Arrived at Bermuda 3 Provincetown, d from Of and a at ‘I MHetona June 10, bt) land, of sp taken since leaving ar Jenner, 3 ca 4 do; pei Hera ele, Me eon ter: si oh xB aoa) alelay do fo twho Peporved ip ‘onter, Holmes’ Ave, reporte ber at renier pat ao bik fh Histon ne a wi eb fer (captain's wife’ at dune Ir at Hay of Tok gaps Jue bat Bay of Toa ie, rom "Mabou wise fo Spoken, Steamship Ana, Mt Whmingt Ps RA ep “teh ws ‘on, Dal, for Rio Janeiro, for ", Fp ver (BI), ro Barinore Ye at amy Ma we eric, from Boston for ovolulu, June 1%, iat 6 Ny in order to ‘Bermuda lew York Aug 6 tat ee bjtmore, from Bassein for Falmouth, June 94, from Liverpool for Gavaunab, about mar oe ming ove fag, wider Pa Alp John Portree (N@), trom New York for Mamburg, wah centre, ‘Duly 10 ib tas gs Fad if Foreign Ports. ANJIER, May 25—P, by, ships Born Brown, from Rto Janeiro or Batavia ih, Darke Anna ‘Torbeit sh kok for 1 doro, joaton ; 80th, Bea ‘bite, don for bark suet > Baker, apore for Boston; waaay, Teun! Rieck for Hong Kong) Naples, for Yo! H piled Samer ‘Norris, Melober, ere Baltimore via New: a ba Dey Geatide, | Robincen, ton for NYork} Jaane a Qecen, is Klagroad: Bibs Meinrich Biota: Bieneen fra X York cuERHA YER, July 22—Salled, Meridian, Lenz, Phila- att ox, 3 fled, Creole, Lu ork. Brawopay’ jay air ou seure Beles Loadsn ; 28th, Marie Emm (Pory 3 tof water'and _— ; CARDIFF Jul oe y Newest ‘mia ‘24th, Bonner As Antwerp} vre; ene tag Sarg vt meee 3 Me rohan <a apm, July 3 pies es Duabam, Weymouth; “oe erie te mace mpsband, wr sat oto, are ar fat ‘Stetson, ly eel Se ie ia ate rh Soa « 6 by a) 2th, Serweaian, Musans, from Callao via en for ‘Do nt ead i, Jenny, Henrici, from Bremen for r, | drika, Dik, from sivekole! for for Nyon ene te Far mounts July 38— Arrived, John Cobbold, Storton, and Roredi rrand, NYork ; rekon Rocke, Ranges Passed ras ¢fiteard Sith, Konsland, Ball fem ever aos Ps Gammonde, Cardif and ‘gia, Fur, Charleston; mings, Fenancol ny Bibs fe, Hashend, NYopk via Halifax; turas, Edvard epreains (Vetore repor arfived du ak ii En Train, cisco (ship Enoch talled from Wow York daly i, 1898; for Goa Prat Tert Rio Janeiro tn June leat); live Gar, Small Rewsonion + Balled 2th, Alloe (s), Ellis, New Hew Orleane via via Havana; No- reld, Bearae, Ban Francisco; Marine A MONGHL W atin do, had ‘Storer, Bryant, NYork. Cleared No. av Jul 94—Cleared, Uni 2th, Oneco, "i “Ata fen’ Pr True, H ‘iimington, tered 24t) ae Cook, and The Tempe ore nn len urley, la Se “Anais Mobile, Tonpow, Saiy ly 26—Arrived, My Baas Wilkommen, Dénike, NYorks iy ereen Wik LANDsozt, July gon, NYork. MARSEILLES, iy 38 Baltess spans Martin, Fickett, fork. 8 ar July 17—Arrived, Jessie Carl, Underbi, New ratty enim San ET a ea Tah fr inden (Br ; fo RYork’' Ae ear Wi Warwick’ uno Fang shuo, from and for Amoy and Hong Kon Pogey, Reeves and PENTLAND Prem, Jul ly 22 —-Passed For wonderland: for San Foe ee Fs segtin as for Boston; Tou re ‘aul hy Work, NANG, Yaad p Peariens, hebfats Sings. Page, an on ‘Boston Idg. ‘Areived, Sarah. Atking, San Fran- id ava Moncton, NBs, Aug, Cuba (a), RYork f E Schroders Pr rusts d ‘rom Philadelphia), Liver- iP shel ita, Rasas (rom NYork), Gloucester; Lije Beeligtae Morton (from Matanzas), Liverpool, RUNCORN, July H—Salled, WW ‘Lord, ‘Richardson, New- steamship City of Dub- Kynon, NYork for Antwerp (and Un, STooRMOLM, June 19, Arrived Friden, Norberg, NYork. BINOAPORE, Jun 110 port ahip Kingdove of Belgium (Br), for NYork, dg ray fee m Rio Jauelro. Pare a, wig’ cee Dark i Akhera ( uss), Sneliman, for i ‘Arrived at 40 June 7, stearaers Walrus, Wataon, NYork for Toe does cea ~ ste ini oung Englan “Bogzuamero, July 24—Arnived, Hong Kong (and proceeded 14th); 8b, Nautilus,’ Hodges, do tor do (ani jed 14th). xenon’ Biy, OGH, June 18—Arrived, Moneka, Barclay, St HELENA, June 16—Arrived, ships Pride of the Port, Jordan, Bombby for Liverpool (Gnd sailed 38d); 19th, Clara Morse, Gregory, Ran, for Falmouth, B (and eafled same day); Bithe China, Weeks, Basscin for Falmouth, # (and In por yin 80, ship Matterhorn, Curtis, from Akyab for Falmouth, K, arrived 92d, disg. st THOMAS, Sul; 21 Arfived brij zigrete, Btowers, *aZied Tay Wigs Usanancn, MeFaiand ator, to load led 18th, brigs Constance, McFarland, Arro jon for New Haven ;James Campbell, Lewle, ‘siayagues, 10 lond for » Wor port; schr Shaw, Jamaica, to load for ® jorthern. Tn port July %, bark 8 A Holbrook, Monsteel. for Trinidad; brige Highland i ‘Mary, Saundera, from Barbados; Nasy, —; ‘Annette, Cooper, from Barbados, waiting orders, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, a" Arrived, schre Bertha Souder, Wooton, Windsor, NS; Uncas, Norwich; Allen Middleton, Jr, Providen ig Chimborazo, Boston; echra Oliver Jameson, do; DB Evert tt, Bath, Me, SMOSTON, May arrive, fchra Florence Rogers, Ro and Beta, ‘Brown, Phhadelphies Potre, "Murphy, ‘MoKenzie, ‘Andrew Fort Jobson; L'Cutter, Smith, aod FF Hall, Baltimore; ships Cleared—Steamship Geo Appoid, How Trmour, Spooner, Bombay ; Emma, Ric! ans; bark Jease Coflin (Br), Homer, Miramichi, wh core eva. Adelle, Eaton, ruuamicky Ga; Abbott Deveronu, Rich, George town. "DC; ardsoo, Nelson, Philadelphia; Alaska, lark, led—Wind NNW to SE, bark Cairniebitl. ates steamship Ashiand, aN York; brigs Hazard, onaaccla; Haze, Hall, Bal MPALTIMORE, J ‘hug 6—Arrived, schr Gov J ¥ Smitb, Crow. MeiearedecSchre. Mary A Etaples, Dinsmore, Apponang, RI; nies mebury, Bo Boston: Princeton, Jones, Jersey City. ar FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 7—Arrived, achr Frances Sat- terly, Tucker, Saxua for orders Below. uate, from Liverpool lor Baltimore. Tn the Ronda Brig Naty lice, Nyce, fron Richinond, Va, for Rio as Janeiro. GOR, Ang 4—Sailed, brig Maurice, Carlson, Buenos Ayres; schra Kate Walker, Warron, and Anna Flizabeth, French, NYork; Wm Carroll, Magee, do; July Fourth, Cobb; BELFAST, July 8—Arrives, schr Abbie 8 Oakes, Rideout, Sist—Arrived, schr Fannie Blake, Packard, Philade!phia. pet , Aug 3—Arrived, br J P'Hill, Niokerson, Philadel- CHARLESTON, Aug 7—Arrived, steamship Champion, ba? NYork ; achr N W Smith, do, ld . sailed 8 chr J Ht Altea, Jacksonville. Ceatod, schre Senator Grimes, Merril RY fon Rumritl, do; {thy brig Alex Millizen, RE say N Shr Monteztnma, Hager “hreivel, Win Mallory, Jr, Wilson, fom cs Aug tb ‘ik Mary & Lueretin, Beinn, 4 Hou Ang b PM —Atrived, sehrs imma M eyroout Mary Means, Bay- ede ntlane oath Azibo Boston; Al- wiob, Sith do tor Canine Hammond, Blizaieth. Rotor Rewburrpo Bio aD Yiloog. Lubes tor fork ab, Crosby, Bangor j Ann, Abbott Franka in for do; ‘Crusoe, Quimby, Mackiaetor do; Caroling Grant “ malay. Bangor fi ees or x 4, Pu jen) eurmon, 7." Eat for allow Hid oy Th Thaxter, Farker, do ‘4 ir do for ‘ Bagley, Hotta for ** a re, Dyn 'Brig Susie d Strout, ikea Baltimore for eed —The above and a!) before rey bel Beurman, and Abby Thacter; achts Show 3 ual, Ann Matamoros, ‘Chattanooya, AM Alaridge, nd ‘Bache hd JACKSONVILLE, July $0 Arrived, eehrs Kila, Mont ra ary, NYork Aug 2, Wien M Baxter, Rogers, and Vobn 8 Mabe afoet ane! sche G R Phelps, Shatler, and W @ Auden. reid, ager. Wore, Slat, baig A Bradshaw, Sen Mos HA 2—Arrived, bark Fleetwing, Wer ‘Work. ae Di Aug 4 -Kailed, brig Hattie Eaton, Brown, Demerara. NEW ORLFANR, Ang 3—Arrived, steamship Guif Stream, NVork j Barks fillda, Fotjusen, Hordeans; Joaste trent sto Cabellos; brig LM Merritt, Faton, che Nelliey Corum ntwerp. Below, eomin| ‘antine David, Otto, from Liverpoo!; barkm Non Inter: » Praill, from Marsciiles ; John Gedaio, McDougal, from pool ; schr Mary I Somers, Somers, from Washington. ared_ Steamship Concord Hedge, Hoston, NuW BED July 6 “die, sehra Lucy Church, Ad- Antrim, Parker, Nvork:; Racer, i A h—Arrived, achrs Jesse B Smith, jVilliaine, Alexandria for Norwich; ‘Luna, Smith, Rondout KOuWICH, |, Aug 4—Arrived, schr D H Baldwin, Vail, South a tienes Chancellor, Ferguson, Hoboken; Lady Em- TLAND, Aug S-Aretved, 0 sehr Naonta, Smith, Phiia. del la Aulanite Stubbs, Elizabethport. Por ) Ang Arrived, Sobre Talend Bole, Pierce, and 3 "care vier Latte, Plilad Balled-—Sobra Pedro A Grau, Lake, and Ralph Sonder, Crosuys Pliage Matanzas, Bragdon, and Mary A Han: ar 4 exoopt brige Tae oy ret do. Whi rt Taylor, NYork. wre Sit A pe: sohr Eliza Pharo, Sher- ae Philadel ph Wilson, Charieston. ide, PROVIDENCL,. Ang Gearcived, vechrs doen eve Wilmington, N Ariuur 3 Simpson, ‘Sbures mio! Bat ison 0 Foy Birdanll, Georgetown, DC; Jobu wa er, Simith Blizaveth McGee, ni 4 iy Wing, Hale ty Laat eyo Hail, Hath ¥ 5 Hele eg ved, acht_ Rockingham, "ease up 23thy schr Glengarry, lipd 34th, sohr Saba, Lamson, BAVANNAU, Aug S-Arrivel, seb Bile, Pease, a Cleared, soaroahiy San Salvador, Nickerson, NYor SALEM Ate Se hs Wet ied prne ite piel deiphles Ta Tecan well, NYori, C) h ¥ ‘Giearsa-- Brigd Howland, Freeman, MISCELLANEOUS, ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States without publicity. Legal everywhere. Deser- be uficient cause. Success guaranteed, Terme fair. vice 1, KING, Counsellor at Law, 863 } Broadway, BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ALL STATES without publicity; Ieval everywhere; ip Vance; consultation free; success whatever CHASE & LIN ul munty T FOF Hianbeth Be el Blizabeth no juaranteed, or no } A ¢ OLN, Counselor. 307 Brod'vay, BROLUTR DIVORCPS OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT tates without publicity ; leyal arorywnere desertion, Cy suterent ‘omuse; suCcHRS guar No obarye iu w vanes, Advice free, M, HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassan street, y # as In THRER MINUTRA-LIEWIa's Ex. Be ie tof Beef. Genuina reduced, The right wor FAY one 08 ITA M8 BONS, 188 Broadway, bpelaninenttennntetiomnialasotho ese RRR Cony OR mien. ir ry 2 OR THE gent by airy ts and stamp, "Dre BACKUTE, B47 West Sixteenth persel Rew Veen” Ooms, BUNIONB. FE J diaenses of thefes. "ARGED JOINTS AND ALL ed by Dr. CAOHARIE, 740 owl. Way. _Wefere to all aurgs RR, WITH: RR tetenton fom nttem, oe euch pucmmie, on Petvie Vi ora) Blesnsee ast efor mm aT ‘Bantiiy He Rea 1M Leoripgion ovoou9, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. LINE INSURANCE, oa SP EC)AL COMMITTER, consisting of the lI Bon. JOBN V, L. PRCYN, DAVID BOADLBY, Eq, Bon, Our a J 2 r NM Cc ® os cd mile Hon. BENRY VIES wd II “€ Hon, WILLIAM DODGE, THT > ASSETS, LIABILIT! ND MANAGEMENF all ll: MUTUAL LIFE z z RANCB COMPANY [Isj] NEW YORE, FREDERICK * 8. WINSTON, President, embracing A MATHEMATICAL VALUATION OF IT3 LIABILI- l| E I BY WILLIAM H. ©. BARTLETT, & Professor of Natural and mental Philosophy in the a ape I| ‘United States Military Academy at West Polat, < > z e lI 4. E. CHURCH, Professor of Mathematics in the United States Military II Academy at West Point, | ith = together ters from II Hon, WILLIAM BARNES, | Superintendent of the Insurance Departrent in the State of Noy York, bove, published in pamphlet form for genéral circula- [rane tion, may be procured at the offices of the Company, 144 and 146 Broadway, or from any of its agents throughout the coun- try. Replete with highly important information of Inter to the public, these reports, emapating from men of un- questioned ability and position, should be universally read. The following extracts are appended as explanatory of the purposes of the published reports: ‘At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, held at their office, tn the city of New York, June 9, 196%, it was, upon the suggestion of the president, yr Resolved, That Mecsra. J. V. L. Prayn, David Hoadiey, 0. B, Palmer, Henry E, Davies and Wilham E. Dodge be and are hereby appointed a comimitice to examine the assets of this company and the amount and ebaracter of the same and also to ascertain ite liabilities on its policies, or other- wise, and report the result of such examination to this Board. The Committes, believing it to be bighly important to ascertain from the best authanty within their reach whether the general basis on which the Company was transacting ite business and expected to meet its obligations in the future was sound, adopted, on the 16th of June last, the foilowing resolution :— | | Resolved, That the President be requested to engage the services of Professors Bartlett and Church, of West Point, and also, if deemed advisable, those of any other matbe- matical professor of known ability and reputation, for the purpose of examining the general principles and testing the accuracy of the valuations of the Life Insurance Policies and other obligations issued by the Company, and the lability of the Company on such policies, in order that it may be determined by the highest professiona) ability, and with all the precision of which the subject is capable, what is the actual amount of all the outstanding Habllities of the Com- pany, whether on policies, for annuities granted or other- wise, and that the persons making such examination and valuation be requested to report, in writing, the result thereof to the President, for the use se of this Committee, with such statements and explanations ne th ns they may deem proper, | e | < 2 | An able and interesting elucidation of the underlying prin- ciple of assurance is given by Professors Bartlett and Chusch in the body of their report. This portion alone will well re. pay perusal by sil intelligent and thoughtful persons. The following brief exirnct pai Indicates the manner in which the subject is bandied :— ‘There are Do terms, ily eraployed in stating the finan- olal condition of an insurance company, so likely to mislead as the words obligations and assets. They very often suggest to the minds of persons unacquainted with the principles of assurance the most erroneous conclusions, and engender m quarters where, if properly understood, they would produce confidence, repose and wholesome conviction. For instance, the compans's obliga | tions for policies in force, with additions for increased eesurance, amount to more than $292,000,000, while your gross astote are represented to be Little 8 (han 832,000,000° A baid and naked statemer Nike this seldom fatis to produce, tn minds Ignorant of the facts that He behiad not stated, a Le: Nef that the company is bankrapt—hopelessly insolvent, But when It comes to be understood that these obligations and asseis are vot simultaneous—that Im thas the obligations are prospective and only mature gradually along the future, while the assets are present and must grow during the future to proportions comme: rate with the maturing abli- gations—the question tak: now aspect, and what before Prom{sed only disaner now yives abuadant assurance of safety, Fine; To iilustrate—If a person awe be solvent, havea dollar to pay His aasete must equel bie dollar to-day, he must, to obligations ey are both present and therefore a neous, Ifhe must pay a dollars year hence, and money te worth five per cent per annim, be need only have to-day the fraction 0.962381, say 0.96 of # dollar; for this will earn Here s enough to make up the dollar y the end of the year, |! hie present assets are lene than bie future obligations; nod be wasiran besnyer, by Vag \09 of WNP THGHIEAY FeNHOMb tap former will certainly grow to the dimensions of the intters they are not simultaneous, [all {Conclusion of the report ¢ of the Professors.) ‘We are of opinion, after very eT. careful and mature bet sideration, that the mathematical prineipion which pont ‘wnderiie the buatness of Tife assurance have been ably, II3| ively appiled in the operations of Judtelous'y and cou | yous company, and that so long as they shal continue to be = fail te thas applied they cannot preduce results which m give you the strongest possible claim to public confidence. ‘Very respectfully, your obedient servants, (Signed) WILLIAM B.C, BARTLE!T, tl Pro fessor Nat. and Eapl. Phy. A : CBURCH, Professor Mathematica, ‘Two highly interesting letters from Superintendent ‘Barnep are printed entire io this 3 # port, from one of whith, beste l| ing date July 14, 1869, we make the folowing oxiractioe =, Hon. J, V. L. Prov, Chairman ¢ of Committee, &e.:—~ MY DxAs 81n—In reply to your communteation I hare ne hesitation in saying that I believe the goneral management of” the affairs of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York 10 be sound, discreet and judicious, Indeed, no gucl {natitution as that which pow surprises the actuaries and sta Unticians of two continents could have been built up tinder any other auspices, This company bas for many years bees the representative Life Tosurance Company of the Ppited, Bates, and with ite succen or fafare th the whole ty this country was Sotimately conn connected. Had this compaty failed or been mismanaged it would have injured every other sinpilar institution, Ite splendid auecéss, unparalleled jp the. history of the business in any country, bas buoyed up ang. sustained seores of other companies, which have already em tered on promising careers of eaocess and usefuluess, e » . ° e , e . s I peed not say to you, with your great knowledge and ex perience in fnancial and corporate affairs, that any attack on your Company is ply an a an “attack, on the whole business of Life Igsurance. Tam, air, very respectfully, your obedient servant,. igned) WILLIAM BARNES, [| II | g The Report of the Committee terminates as follows to Ht ‘We may say, we trust without hout presumption, thatthe Mutual: Life Insurance Company of New New York presents, under Prove dence, the highest security of fta king which our country cad. give, and that its honorable ‘Tecord thus far in its bistcry may be received as an assurance of ‘ts integrity and good faith tm the future, a The committee consider ib to be due to the ofieers of the company to make s few remarks {a reference to its manage: ment, However well wo may theorize, sound business ree sults must be worked out by faithful agents, The committes ase gratified to express thelr confidence in the Sdelity and: ability of the Vice President wad of the subordinate offcer of the company, and thelr appreciation of thelr attention and devotion to their respective duties, The abiliy of tbe Actuary has been 90 warmly spoken of in the report of Prov fessors Bartlett and Church that no more need be said to re gard to that officer, Bias In reference to the President they desire to remark that, since bis election to that office, be has devoted busines: talents and energies of = bigh order to its very responsible and laborious dutios. For the last Aftesn years he has ane ually been unanimously elected to the important place be: holds. No one among us has more reason to be gratified with the progress and the success of his labors, He began his duties when the company was in the feeble condition of childhood. Now, in its maturer days, be finds it, in the language of the Superintendent of the Insurance Departs ment, to be “the leading Life Insurance Company of the | world." [| This ia, in a large measure, due to his able management. nd to bis untiring devotion to ite interesve, The result is the highest achi aired. All which fs respectfully | vement he could have de bmnitted. L. PROYN, Chairman. mE. DopeE, E. Davizs, H. Paumea, Davi Hoapiey, Orriog oY THE MUTUAL Lire INsURANCE COMPANY) oY New Yorg, July 1, 1869, 1 e ° Fy &| = Wii. Henn cae al | Commmittes. Ouivel 5 ” No polfoy holder in the tT II MUTUAL LIFE I) ISURANCE COMPANY l| © A] oI = < i} 2 Fs) lI or otber person interested fi the subjeot of Ife insurances should fail to procure @ copy of the complete report. | The company will furnish ft by mall of on personal applicar | tion, ¥, 8. WINSTON, President, II ASSETS OVER $33,000,000 CASH, Furnisles every approved description of Life and Endow- ment Insurance, combluing the advantages offered by all. lI otber companies with wneq: valled financial security. i| BOARD c = Ti USTBEB, II FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, SAMUEL D, BABCOCK, ROBERT H. MCCURDY, WILLIAM V, BRADY, WILLIAM BETTS, WILLIAM M. VERMILYB,, OLIVER B. PALMER, ALONZO GiILD, LUOIUB ROBINSON, Pranots §iibpy, WILLIAM Hi, POPHAM, © HUGH ¥, CAMP, SEYMOUR TL. HUSTED, WILLIAM MOORB, HENRY &.SMY THE, MARTIN BATES, agoras & con, ALFRED EDWARDS, WELLINGTON CLAPP, — BAMUEL 4. Connent, RIOHARD A. MoCURDY, RICHARD PATRICK, sames 0, fowDEN, BZRA WHRELER, JOHN Y, L, PRUYN, DaVID BOADLEY, IBAAO GREEN PEARSON, WILLIAM B, DODGR, JOUN WadsworTH, SAMUEL E, SPROUL LGy W. siti BROWN, WILLIAM 2, HAINES, JOBN B DEVELIN, MENRY B, DAVIES, 4. BLLIOT CONDICR, BERuon & Von roan RICHARD A wcovnny, Te P. SHEPPARD HOMANS, Actuary, LEWIS 0, tayron, ‘Ads'otant Aatuarp Jonn M. STUART, Secretary, Fampanic Bonnonnen, Anieiaat Secre\ary, j Teaao L, Kip, M. D., rm chines @, & Windton, mp,) Metleal Examiners | Wittsaw Barre, LL.D, Bon. Lodive Romxeon, ey Hamas & dors