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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

The PfoGRFss OF TIE ISTERSATIoSAL ExHl-
BITIeS-A sufficient portion of the building lie COM
peted to realize fully the general plan as well ast
proportions Tho pillars OF the nave with the adj
Joining galleries are raised throughout Its entire
length and at the eastern end seven rbs OF the roof
and seven windows of the clerestory are erected;
three ribs of the roof are fixed the eastern tran
sent The galleries are also being pushed forward,
and mark The position Of the glass courts. lhe
southern picture gallery is completed to the ROOF
line and fourteen principals Of the roof are liked,
being half the whole required. Perhaps the most
novel and Interesting portion Of the works at present
consists Of scahoding. That intended for the erec-
ZION of the eastern dome is finished to the hight Of
1870 feet and s probably the largest timber scafod
ever erected in this country. Ii consists OF about
30 600 cubic feet Of timber piled up in eight stories
The corresponding scsioid at the other end OF the
nave is nearly half done. The machinery shed, IN
Prince Albert's Road, lie in very forward state IL
consists of four ases lighted from the top and pre-
seuts noble picture of elegance and Gghtness, With
rather Gothic look given BY the intersection Of the
circular ribs. In the meantime, the arrangements
for the Exhibition iteelf are progressing quickly
and favorably. The Both of September was the last
day on which applications for space were received.
The total number of applicants from Great Britain
and Ireland amounts, speaking roughly TO IL, OOO,
and rs might be expected, very large humber o.
these have only come forward at the last moment
On Friday, the 9th 900 Applications came In on
Saturday, $780, on Monday, 500; and on Tuesday,
the last day, nearly &C., Foreign countries are ex.
pectedto notify TO her Majesty Commissioners the
manner in which they win utilize the space allotted
20 them, on or before the LIST Of November, soon
after which period the position Of the different coun-
tries in the building will be fixed. As at present
proposed the machinery Of Ill countries will be ex-
hibhed together. So al-o Photography and eduea-
ton will form international exhibitions.
lSociety Of Arts Journal.
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in a comfortable income. The wedding was 70 have
taken place about month ago, AZ the house of the
bride. The dinner and bridecake was prepared, and
the minister In attendance 10 bind the silken cord,
when nephew Of the bride arrived, railroad haste
from Toronto, and partly by threats and partly by
persuasicn, induced her to postpone the cepemony
he ":SefeG sf. Palmer out Of the house. but the lat
ter courageously replied that he had prepared the
dinner and would share Of IL. Miss Iitllewood was
afterward subjected TO series of most unwarran,-
able prosecutions from her brotherin-law, q Mr. p
a wholesale merchant IL Toronto, which has caused
the feelings Of this community TO turn strongly
IN favor Of the bride and bridegroom. She was
inveigled 10 Toronto and in her absence her houee
WAS broken into her furniture AMI other effects were
taken possesson of end come of them sold and 9th.
ers taken 10 Toronto. A second time the wedding
was liked upon but was again frustrated by the in
reference Of Mr.. p, who took Miss Lakewood
oqain 10 Toronto and finding her still determined,
ordered her out of his house giving as an excuse that
a noted preacher from England was residing with
him. She was even threatened to be sent 70 tho
Lmatic Asylum. Her properly belDg withheld
from her. she bad TO employ lawyer TO obta ner
rights. The marriage license was seized when the
house was broken into, and another bad 10 ce pro-
cured 10 complete the ceremony. ohe OBTAINS nef
money through her brOther.in.L w, and check nav,
ing lately arrived she was Informed he bad returned
il 10 her brother IL Is perhaps needless 10 remark
that were the lady compelled 10 earn her ilying ~ 10
not likely that her relatives would manifest sueh in'
teres. in her welfare In spite Of all obstacles now
ever the determined couple managed 10 crafty their
romantic attachment, and he nuptal ceremony was
duly performed on the 18th inst.
Bradford Chronicle, 18th
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TeGQl Noiltes.

DURSUANT 10 an ORDER of the HIGH
4 COURT Of CEANC cry, made N oqqss Of : fIosey
agsiost n ilBpt ald obot" tho CHlipitIN w 81 :.
set an the CFNBgEN Gf any q JA'E, He Wiz. 81
THOMAS JQ<Es formerly Of BlT ~ ct lHs 64nS ~
e az M ApT ~ ATKINS ho IN about the yea, l0do
l. B gland Tor America .aa sbott Is years since was hoard
Of a, Quetoc 81 America as were h'ins on .e i ur ~
ie bio,ss and sister, and Ces Atkins wa the halt brother
u Hayre Plirs, tic wi's % Richard ttnni., s
Ir r5 com p ser m teststoI in this cause ere BY their
socicr. on or before tie sth DAY 81 Nc elo5L logi, 20
i5tts etse 3. the chambers q tle Master Of the
Rods n the Ro ypgd Chancery Lsne Mldae'e5 or IN de.
cf The sgi order. MONDAY, the llh day Of Noyem-
he. i a. o'clock in the afternoon 1t the said chambers
sproined for heHiny and sdnaca'ms upon the CLAIMS
D,tea tLis 2sth day Of July. 1901.
DS''~ '''' GO WHITING Chief Clerk
GEO. Hitch, No. q SoUthsmpiou-st.,
Bloomsbury. London,
Plaintiffs Solicitor
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A RoMAscE OF BRADFoRD.-Under our mGtrmo-
NAL heading We haze this we, k TO record marriage
the circumstances connected with which have at
uaced no small share of the attention OF gosspers.
Mr.: Palmer, despite bis age, IS well known IN tins
village, US one Of our mort active Industrious and
esteemed citizens. The lady Is of middle age--we
dare not specify The exact number of summers she
may have seeu-who has been residing in Bradford
over IL mouths. She has some property in the old
country, in the hands Of brother. which brings her
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Il also furnishes The annexed statistics Of The co
merCo of this port and deductions therefrom;

merce Of this port and deductions therefrom:
We rive In smother portion of circular tsbusr state
Of the OF the port Of New for tho first
three quarters OF the calendar from vi ch We
infer with considerable accuracy, tho total imports
into and exports from the whole country for the entire year.
ending December ~, 1861.
The value Of imports exclusive Of bullion into this port for
the eal Of 1860 S22s O and into the whole
the calendar the fiscal yesr ending Jule $50 That the
Smounts nearly shown by toe Tact that the
Imports iLo hs port for the last half Of 1880 were very
nearly the in vsUe those for the last half OF 1889
the .ttsr cze being ell2,JT,lB, and In ths former,
Sl3l0l0 The imports had not begun 20 decline WI after
Commencement II the re eDt although the return
cuurn Of specie set in In the latter paIt OF 1860 WILL
Into the country for the year ending Dec 1907 70 % the
,Sue they were for the year ending June, 1850. .
The value Of imports into this port Of foreign merchandise
exclusive Of enen for the fret siI months Of the present
falling Cd Of S392 CO., rate equal 10 so cent The val
Of Tor the three months already elapsed OF the last
bali Of Ito have been S2 1852 600 sssiD 90 lor
corresponding period Of 1906 showing FILLING OF OF So
168 go rate equal 10 Go cent AZ similar rats Of decline
which will probably be maDt ned for the last quarter oil the
year the ling OF for tho sst haf Of the year viii be equal
tH5Bu which, added 10 tue dece i9I me hfst hii Of
the year viii make total reduction Of rlhVeVV OF al
most exactly one hall Of the value Of imports of 1000
The failing Oh imports at oher pos will be IN stu great
rao We cannot compare tho imports into these ior the
ys,r 90 r Win those for 1900 monthly returns are made
aud pubshed only from the port Of New we ore safe
ocsade has been lully Tost ct the great renter
the foreign commerce Of the country with the e1esp
ton OF tho ports through wh,h tho trade with the ish
oih American Provinces 10 carried which has not
probably mhtoIisly duiniShd IN amount On TIE other
band oil The ports south Of Balm sed BY the
olockade AID have been since APRIL may safely estimate
tle ang on OF Imports these 90 equal t"othfos he en-
tire imports for lstO Ihis would give us tho following
result for 1851:
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MARRIED.

CUlfMING-MORGAN-lD Springfield, Ill. on Saturday,
Oct at the residence Of the brides father Mr. Chsres T.
Cumming aud Miss Anna Maria Morgsu, both OF that city.
HUBENROTH-HOW ARD-At their residence. No 90 State
street Brooklyn Monday, Oct 81 by the Rev Pise
ID D. Mr.. II. Hubeproth 10 Miss LeonoTs NJ. Howard.
POPHAM-MEIGS-0n Tuesday morning Oct a. at The
Church Of the Annnciaon by the Rev Samuel Ssa6ury
d. d. Robert q. Popham 10 Katharine reT Meigs dsuEh
Ear Of IL, Megs, liz. all Of this city.
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ALARGE CoYTRAcr.-Mr Stephen Cromwell Of
Camden, Ohio, has made q contract by which be 10
10 furnish $50 900 cords of wood for the Ohio Gen.
trail Railroad Company. The magnitude Of this con-
tract can be understood only when we take into con-
deration the fact that il makes pile four feet high,
and not less than 257 miles in length and requires
the delivery of nearly SO cords day Sundays ex-
ceptedl for ten years.
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TCUPREAlE COURT, City and COuntyof New
- -ELIZA5ETH SLATER ofajnst HENRY SBA-
TER. TO the defendant above named: You ere hereby
sumuopcd and required tie compliant IN this &c.
Gon which fled in the Office Of The CoE Of the City and
Josnty Of Newly ok at the City Hall in the City OF View.
York State OF NesYok, the NTH dsV O! August ltoi
sad TO serve copy Of your 20 the tad plant on
The subscriber bis ohco No. 10 WasTooi in The City Of
NeYok within twenty days after the service 81 this sum
you executive Of the day such service; and you
a he said COM lsiut within the lime Aforesaid
the plaintiff ia tis action Will apply 10 the Court Tor the re-
LIEF aude6 In the congratulated New york August
sta. 1861. =. Y CUTLER, lainlta 5 Attorney.
~ avyS,y
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SALE OF THE AMERICAN Circus STUD.-The
whole of the horses and equestrian properties be"
longing TO Messre. howes Gushing, the proprietors
OF the well known American Circus, were on Iues'
day brought to the hammer by Mr.. Cover, ut hn
Repository 10 Bartican. The sale comprised As trick
and ring horses AID others that bad been used for
The baggage-wagons. The first lots that were pat
M consisted of borses that had principally been ased
in the baggage-wagOns, snd they fetched very good
prices. A very good-looking black mare, Fanny,
fetched q guineas and cream-colored mare, Little
Siss, was knocked down at 70 guineas. little M
cdent occurred during this part OF the sale when
created good deal of amusement. Lot y, gray
geldng, Charley il appeared, had been ieit IA tne
country and the auctloneer stated this fact, and was
about TO proceed to the next lot, when Mr. Cushing
called out; Oh sell him." The anctioneer SAID II
was ali very well to tell him to sell him. bat he was
not there, and be did not see how he could DO %.
Mr. Gushing said the fact was, that be was left be-
hind lame at Margate but be would sell him if any.
| body would bid for him, and meet the expense OF
| bringing him TO London. The horse was put up
| under these conditions, and, ne may be imagined,
did not feteh much woDey, being knocked Gown
for 81 Ruineas The ring stock was next brought
forward. and they also fetched very good prices.
A cream geldng, Eagle, was bought by ION sayers
! for % guineas, and dun gelding, Prince, good
| bare back horse, fetched 81 guineas; skewbald
mare, Lily, single act horse, fetched ~ guineas,
and very handsome and clever cream mare, blg
Siss was bought by Jem Myers for 90 guineas. A
cream mare, Eliza, single act horse, fetched %
guiDeas. Among the following lots were the two
| q extraordinary performing mules as they were
described in ibe catalogue, Pete and Barney, and
they were bought by Tom Sayers, after spirited
competition between him and Sir. L. I. Smith ana
Mr.. Batty, for $50 guineas. After the horses had
been disposed of the carriages were put up for
auction and the band-cariage, upon the panel OF
which were some really good PAINTINGS OF Indian
scenery, and the discovery of the New World by
Columbus, and which originally cost Messrs Howes
& Cushing 200 guineas, was knocked down at b.
gIIiDeas.
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4 tao weeIe compare as follows:

The annexed lie the scheme Of reorganization OF the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Ran road, which has been
received with some favor by the narties in interest:
pyoposyn n ,s,s ron RKoRqIytlyg THB Ia Crosse AID
MILwA0KEE RanEoAD CoAPASI-scll No road under ds'
zee Of foreclosure Let II be purchased for ne nenen, 81
seHting cseditos and farm moTtgge sockhoe Fay no
pfeseat erdors and that cash Of sockhodes FH OVhS
pod tiock ofthe new Company &C follows, VIZ
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= q
w PANY by its deed dated the fst dty Of December
eighteen hundred and tiny nine srd Iccoided IA the Record
aso b. s other deed dated the ssd d day Of December
1882 recorded IN Book No go cage 1885, couhroIy Of md
NJ fWoRRisoy. EDWARn BREDELI and FRANKLIN
DICK the following described real estete situated IA block
F1It: lot parcel Of land roating two hun dred and
seveuyoue feet on Warrington avenue 6y one hundred End
City feet 81 depth and bounded south by Washington sVenus
est BY Sixth north by The north line OF the held 1 con-
hned 70 Joseph TaoD, and known as survey No 1 and
ground situate in tsid bloch oolans 1boat 7e's ty feet DC
tho lees, Sixth sueet by ole hundred ana
thyve deep Green street. bs tie more or less
being lot known sud de aed on The plat OF he oi' sh oa
made addition 70 The town Of ST. Loui' by Mi,am
out by Chsty the no by Green street toe east oy
Sixth street ADD the south BY the lot herein hrst
and Dick IN the payment certain bonds
therein described amounting four hundred thousand doT'
being eight huuoTtd bonds Of hive hundred do sTs each ay4
bic I'm ten years from FIRST day Of Decenbe 81 hteen
hundred and hyrne - Peter Linde OF bearer win Ten per
cent interest payable ssni annually nom that date al peya'
be at the Bauk Of Commerce Ia NewloIk add whereas
among things divided 10 said deeds that Il tho
as and PSmsa 5SPad for thirty dsy. after the lny
thereof that then by Of such default the said bonds
ad bends nay not appear on Their iscc be due aud
ho,ess said Linds Hotel Company ha' IS believed nego
sod and pledged hundred and sixteen Of said bonds
amounting hundred and ght thousand dollars upon
al Of which the scIaAuue interest becoming due on Tao
due for than thirty days ans Is stu unpaid although
Now, Therefore We WILLIAM VI. MORRISON. ED
WARD BREDELL ard FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees, as
raon holding said bonds end In accordance with the pro.
visions OF said deeds viii the twenty second day Of Octo
Der eighteen bundled and ,yone and the hours
eleven O'Clock 10 the forenoon and afternoon
Of day the front door Of the Court House In the
city S. Louis Missouri proceed 30 sell the above deschbed
premises and property for cash public veudue 10 the high
bidder 10 order to pay 70 tie holders Of sad ponds me
bi nnS.r the nrvisjops OF ,sI deeds together WITH The
expenses Of the trus.. wM. NJ. MORRISON,
EDWARD BREpELL, TTreeL
FRANKLIN a. DICK,
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FATHER AND SoS.-Ex-Gov. Wicklife OF Ken
tucky, ex-Postmaster enera, &C., is loyal TO the
hearts core but hss a iu the Rebel army. That
son attempted to apply the torch to his own fathers
house in Bardstown, but Gen. Anderson sent Eegi.
,naDf IN the rescue
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na,re,,-c..rvr11r Rrronrrp roRrnrN. Y.rnrnUya

ICRsDAY, Uct. 2, 1901.
AsHEs-Tho market Il steady with moderate inquiry at
rs for Pos aud Pearls The stock IN The Inspection Ware
hon.e Of Messs Lester Palmer Co. this evening
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CROroS AouEDVcr DEPARrNKE-, Oct. g. 1861.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that q
a fanbar penalty u TEMPER CENT viii be added TO az
sped ws.oI rents ON ~ lat by Of November next
II. &. HANCg, Regiftssr.
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90 IUhom II man Moncern.

OACK TAXES m WESTCHESTER.-A AID
up JOURNMEST Of sALE.--The IND srsgbed viii attend
20 tbOFaym-nt Of ssd ie1oe No. 26 Caaa the 2sth
2sth 2sh and 29th of OctoeI from 10 to p Bale
,sfdsred up . the lGIh ready. . u.,...,,,,
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Tot,l 70 date.........3.5l7,7 go

Total 70 dhte.....'s'.sJt9lti'P - o'tVN' i'J0fA- |
The Boston Transcript Of Monday says;
The amount Of sales o. 3lO the Office Of Assistant
TsagrsJ Tor the week snding Oct. ~ go gt ~
n, a.. bsuks ,.'.,.,...........,..... G37e4 10 /
hsWE and agents. tJlJta 20
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s,nes Jan ........ s517sLGs s77so63u sios.I5l 80
The increase on last year. it will DO seen is very
large, and is almost entirely from Breadstuls.
/ The Cotton market Is without much movement.
The stock on hand is small, and the purchases on
spinner, as well speoulhion' account made
with caution, and the changes in values have been
nominal. Some lots are offered 20 arrive from Liv.
erpool, but they are generally class Of low Cottons
-leafy and wanting in staple The manufacturers
Of England are reported to have considerable stocks
on hand which are no; taken into account, when the
weekly statistics Of stocks are made up, and il IL
possible with the general adoption Of the short time
system, not much inconvenience may result to them
during The next six months.
Yet the whole queston Of future supply Is go I'M
certain that few manufacturers care TO take the haz
ards Of production. The London Daily Ners re-
marks as follows;
Whatever may be tho Of Gars IN America upon
which Of tho cotton trade almost entirely hngst
whehsr there continuance II the ard Of the block
sdo Truce Aod reeaso Of he new cotton oTopdih ny j.
hard time for the entire ton manufacturing interest
and prvation to The operative population DUNN; the eemn
egruitFs especially Wbo the secot eontln
gsncy would b, attended with the eoapse ofs vas. SPECIALS,
lion probably with iuin to large number Of indNidus'
Specu alton la cotton 10 new iesuIe pat hs' TINS year
ben Pqbed to an enormous eIent while Lhe gro" nS ,sea
phase Al period there will BE- mes, sItfso dnsry
conyulslon IA the trade which IL Hnady m remsk
able state Of te zion. AZ regard. this point h important
TO notice that spnnrs ard manufacturers must now be In an
unusual degree independent Of the Liverpool market for a.
Me q. Fraser Sou Co. point out during The last three
months they have taken cotton the so Of 81 100 bales
sgsnst 80 IA bales weekly during the frat T months
Of The year and against delivery Of eOT bale,
throughout lt60.
should the Of events render Il nadvissbls for them
continue keep their stock which they hold high
prices they in position 20 stand soof from the Liver
pool market for Considerable period This hereafter
e. arrange in small degree the calculations Of the ,pecu
laors who are operating still higher prices and Il would
pI.ciptao ldo1s fall In cotton were possible for
tho difficulties 90 be relieved Tbi observes the
authoT cited nny hereafter become very important ell
enent IN foiocssting the future" OF the trsde.
The Columbian Marine Insurance Company has
declared lie regular semi-annusl interest dividend OF
81 cent, payable November.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
The fret half Of October show gain Of some $1,000
TO q, 900 on the same period last year.
The following table will compare the pre'ent condi-
ton Of the banks with that at the close of the
corresponding week last year:
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VITO COMMUNITIES advertiser hav-
N og essa restored 10 EEth "a few weeks b. very sim
pe asey alter having suffered several years ~ lh
LVES AEsoN and that 9read disease CoEsUsPrIoy, is
tn1oss to mike known u his fellow sueres ts means Of
ture 20 alSa'o desire H. 10 Will send COPY OF he pre-
sPoS used see Of cbarEel with directions for k-epadng
snd using the Ame, which they vii And sURH crsH for
CoSsUHPoH ATEHi BROScHIrls te. The only obisc. Of
abe sdvefasf N sending the PFeserSton to benefit the
afflicted snS lie hopes every sseoT may try his remedy a.
n will cost bsm Ie'-ng and msy prove betslnF Pstss
~tahng tho SaesgTyylon viii plesss hadfcss
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings County n Y
NJ S. PASSPORT AGENCY-So. $40 Pine-st.
H. -Esiabissnd ~ sis GoyeInme.i Passports hsaed
81 asw minlteS Bsce, On application a this cfce.
u. JRy5NG, Agent.
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NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY purely MCtDaD Boston, Msss &c.
curnua,ed Fund 70 nearly Two Millions Losses
during II years 500 100 Dividends paid in cash in II
years S60OO Last Cash DIVIDEND 80 per Ne, assets
over liabilities SGeo InteTe ting documents concerning
Life Insurance fUSnisbsd gratis.
JOHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney Cor the Company,
Metropolitan Bach Building 10 Broadway Pinet' ~ Y.
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limited STATES AGENCY for
NATIONAL LOAN.

=
OgFiCE OF KKTCuUH. SON Co,
Ne ~ Exchange place. !
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED for the NATIONAL
10 An boariug interest the rate Of $40 PER CENT TcI
Snnun to order Of subscriber or a. directed aud o.
she yous RECONCILIATION can now DO had tins Office i'm
foedaey upon deposit therefor IN gold or current rnds
Orders from the coaniy accompanied by check suPped oy
SIX PR CENT TwO-YEAR TREASURY NOTES
RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEREST IN PAYMENT
NOR THE ABOVE MORRIS hETChUM
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h at Detroit last week were:

Aud The Milwaukee Sentinel Gays:
No chan 20 IN monetary matters yesterday Currency con-
tiHuet very clote bet the banks disposed 70 work
thIonih the the bes they without reducing the
Ttle Of exchange below / y cent Gold we continue TO
quote a. !. prem
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Jmsurance Companles.
I IFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN LIFE ISSUR LNCE COMPANY,
No. 81 NassAn-tt., Esw-YoIk,
opposite the PostOfhce.
Cash CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION OVER
SI,0OO,000.
CLAIMS PAID,
SJ50,000.
Dividends TO POLICY HOLDERS,
R31O.OOO,

This Company being conducted by Board Of Directors
owning IN the Company has the advantage Of the stock
Man Of management with the mutual feature Of sharing the
profits business without being liable TO Lsses'Inents
The enUia dividend profits Of tDs Company has resulted
d. bonus addition to the policy Of than hfy per
ssnt on the whole premium paid.
The dividends paid in the lifetime Of the sssuIed thus
! aiding them 20 pay future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually semi annually, guar
asry when the policy for hfe and the snnld premium
amounts 70 $40 or over Prom 50 per may be paid
BY sotes.
Persons insured may visit Europe In rsclsss vessels with
at extra charge a, ell seasons Of the year.
HENRY STOKES, President.
c. WEYSPLE, Secretary.
J. L. HAIsEY Assistant Secretary " sTKBBISs Astu6Ty
ABEAK DUBOIS, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
IN ELECTION Of this Company in be bold on MONDAY
Abe 4tb ay oveuber px betw, the hours Of u m snd
% "a fof the election Of Directors IN place Of those
who's term Of Office will then expire and of three Inspectors
90 preside al the election The Transfer Books VIII DC
closed nom the 25.h Inst. until the e'ectiln
K. A. STANSBURY, Secretary.