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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

SUICIDE.-On the 26th OF October. John Pr
ger. aged 20 years, living AT Claylick, near
Newark, Ohio shot and KILLED himseItins'anriv.
The Newark American saws: At appears that
he had formed an attachment for a young lzdv
" hose parents objected b n ~ is said, on &C
count OF his lameLess. lie had called AZ tn-
house of the young lady on Sunday evening
ard mad been told that il woGii be better no. To
come any more. On Monday he procured a
revolver, went over 10 the house Of a uelghbor
and relative, and bade the IL dy good bye. say
ing, with tears in bis eyes, that ne was going
away. lie then came mp the road TO the bank
OF CIayiick, where he opened his vest, and Area
one ball 1ro;a the revolver, which penetrated
the heart
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'Ew YoEK-FTRsT BOAE
TBV CaDIe.1

LONDON, Nov. 6-1l.f5 "a. n.-Consols, Oh t.:
Bonds, 731 Illinois, %; Ere, - p.
FEANKFoRT. Ills a. m.-BouJs. 7yE.
LIVERPOOL, ". Is Il m.-COfrOD market opens
steady: sales E,JO0 bales; NiGdling Uplauds
1la; MIddling Orleans, A. =. The Brokers'
Circular, published to-day, gives weekly sales
as I"l 600 bales, of which 66, 80 were for specu-
ia,iUn, and 27.C0G for export. The stock ia port
Is i2d.t0O bales, vi which $3.50 are from the
United States.
PARIS, Nov. 6, 11.Ij 4. m.-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank Of France shows a s,eci
decrease OF ii.JHJ,fpSf
LONDON. Nov. &, i.2y p. m.-SecurIties STEADY :.
Prices unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, b ID. In.-COtton m .rS-t GTma-.
Prices ulI changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains the fullest latest and most reliable returns
from the Presidential election accounts of how
General Grant and Speaker Colfax received
the news; the Surrait case; the Jail cases
charges against Warden Huestis and others; an
exciting story entitled ESCAPED from Justice"
contlnuatiop OF description of a trip from Wa III
ton TO the Far West; political meetings in this
News and Gossip; the Courts: the WorIHno
People: Useful Items of Domestic Econ
omy: humorous Sketches; with Departmental,
and Local News; Agricultural and Honsp kean-
ping Miscellany; and the latest TeIrgrlphic
Dispatches from all parts of tne world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 5.-Slight shocks OF
earthquake are of almost daily occurrence
since the 2lst Of last October. Last night there
was sharp shocS, lasting twelve seconds,
creating considerable alarm among the people
but did 40 dana re to property.
The vote III San Fran cisco was 1850; the
largest ever polled. TDe Democratic majority
is 1913. The defeated Republican municipal
candidates intend to cont-St the election, the
Central Committee processing to have proof
that over 2,tS Illegal votes were cast.
The Kentucky Mining Company have de-
clared ii diridend of 500 a share tor October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

S'Horse fever; prevails IN Indlanc,a, Iowa
- Western paper says that Maggie Mitch
ell is 43 years of age.
1The Baltimore oyster police has an iron
steamer in which to do duty.
1Eighteen inches Of snow Eow covers the
summit OF Mount Washington. While the
workmen near the present terminus OF the rail.
road Were engaged in removing some tools re-
Gently a number had their ears frost bitten.
SThe great plains Of the West are almost
covered with bufialoes OH their way southward
for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

1-A bold attempt was made on Monday to
rob the George Washington Bank a. CORNING.
New York. While a boy was Temporarily
alone in the bank, a man entered and said 10
was United States Marshal, and was about
to take possession Of the bank for issuing conn :
terfeit notes. He took pair Of handouts from
his pocket and put them upon the wrists Of he
boy, who was nearly paraly Zed by fear. The
the thief, and he released him. He then told
the boy TO go with him and find the Cashier
and while they were looking tor him at the de.
pot the thief escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

Equal JUsTICE.-There is a spice of humor
IN the satisfaction which the Russian govern.
Meht mas lately gwen an aggrieved Prussian.
The oook-keeper OF q mercantile house IN
Thorn was arrested last july in the Russian
town OF RIeszawa, BY the burgomaster of that
place, on perfectly unfounded charge OF an
intention 70 smuggie. Although the book keep
he was thrown into a dirty prison cell, and
kept there twenty -four hours. HIS pripcipsl,
of course, complained OF this most unius;,fi.
able treatment, and has lately received an Of
fetal communication that the burgoa tster has
also been imprisoned twenty four hours, and
in the same prison in which h had shut M
The unhappy bookkeeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

SALTiHoRE, Nov. G-Cotton duil Md.
ding Upiands, -. More business dong A.
iour, but prices are unchanged. WHEAT duh.
aud ne minai. Corn dull, with receipts small:
oid bate, fas'l t5; yellow, l.aS;.f6. Oats dull,
and nominal. Rye duli end nolnueL Pora
quiet at 2G 80 81. Bacon actlva-Rlh Side.
l. - Clear do. l.: Shoulders, I34a'.: Ham.
1aa.i c; Lard dull at Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

GFOur murders are reported as having
been committed in kentncky last week. On
Of Jassamine couLty, while on his way home
was shot dead ty a concealed assassin. On
Thursday night Miss Hill, a young school tes.
eher at Bryan'sviiie, was snot and instantly
whom she had rejected. On the same niSht
two horse thieves confined in Jail at Nichoia.. :.
vile, were taken from Jail by Regulators; ana
banged. One OF them had served q tern, in IN.
Penitentiary for previous offences -o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

In Nashville, Tenn. Chancellor SaackpI-
fo.d hss rendered I, decision IN the Injunction
case lie entCined mayor Alden, four Il ideru al
and three CouEcilmea from holding their o.i-
c. OF receiving their pay. Mayor Alden be-
ing IN ofiCs last year, holds over until thu case
Is finally decided by the Supreme Court, 10
which appeal has been taken.
IL New y ork yesterday udge leCupn dis =
Charged parties arrested on charge of illega
voting. on the ground that tee commitment
charged certain crimes withou; specifying
10 hon tns charge was made, OF " hen and
where committed.
VA. TTeadwell, Colonel in the Courefe-
rate army, was arrested IN Newark, New Ier-
Ssy aud neld for Trial IN Jersey city, in default
OF s2O,;Tp bail, charged with hsying sold "a large
number OF fraudulent naturalization papers.
EumOr says Mayer hoffman, of New York,
VIII resign hls present Office in time for the
vacancy 10 oo hl!sG a, ne charter election in
December.
Mail advices from Mexico are 70 the 22d nit
Nest of the Spaniards in ne country axe ex-
cited ever the spanish Ieyo utson, but a. q
general hing ihey are in favor OF IL.
A battle las taken place in Panama be: xeen
toe forces Of General CoTreOso, President Of
the ate, and the Conservatives uncer yelarde
IL which the latter we're defeated.
A large fire IN Portsmouth, Va, Yesterday
morning destroyed the store aud stock OF w T.
CarhaIt - Co. commission merchants, and q
frame dwelling adjoining.
Savannah, Ga, ls stiil excited over negro
GIfi.cuIties- A bard OF regroes bay. been seen
near he city armed with new United States
II nskrts
General Roseerans, NJ mister 10 Mexico, who
has topping in New York for some time.
wIh saul tor Mexico, by steamer, on the lUth
instant.
Cfic.3l advices or engagements between the
fTOCps AID insurgents in Cuba are favorable To
The GoysruEsnt. Havana is full OF runners.
No ofleial returns OF the election IN Alabama
have been received. The legislature is still
withouf quorum.
Bellevue Hospital, AZ Richmond, Va, was
Destroyed oy IRE yesterday.
Gre sf ire Presidential electors from Florida
Is s negT-.
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THE RESULT IN MISSOURIAND KAN.
pecial Dispatc hes to the Star, !

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6-Returns from the State
are still meager, but what are in show Radical
gains, and indicate a majority of 25,030 for
Grant. McCiurg for Governor, runs behind,
and will not probably receive more than 1j,uu0
majority.
Kansas will give at least 5000 majority for
Grant. and about the same for the State ticket.
The legislature will be overwhelmingly Radi-
cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

LADORERs ANDTHKIE WAGEs.-The average
lite Of laborers In the United States is estimated
at 36k years; the average number of days OF
work in this climate, $50 in each year. Tue
average expenses Of an adult for board and
clothing are calculated a: aOout $3.50 a year
suppose laborer to get on an average 50 per
day for his work, this for the $50 working days
give him $50 year. Deduct price OF board
and clothing, S30, and We have left $3.50 for
all expenses OF keeping a family, for amuse-
ment, educstion and contingencies. The sum
is greatly ins ufiicient in many Instances. The
average working years Of 4 laboring man are
estimated at about 20 His total earning IN an
average lifetime, with 80 working days in the
year, al 81 per day, would thus be Sl5,0O1, or
&.es2.06 per year, s6.2 per week.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW foRK, Nov. Market very ms ~ -
and excited. Money in demand. at pFr cert.
on account, and : 75 AK cDmmissirn. Es-
change, "a. Gold, - 5.20's Ise2, conppn.
g. lh-i0's, coupon, 3S. Norih Carolm1 s..
ii. Virgins 6s, ex-coupon, 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

BANK WATCBNAg SHOT DBAD-Altou
ILL.,, on Friday night, was the scene of terrible
tragedy. The First National Bank was broken
open by burglars, who forced open the iron
safe. While in the act they were discovered
nv the night watchman for that block, Mr.. N
H. FiIley, who, when endeavoring to arrest
them was shot dead. The robbers then fed
Nothing was taken from the bank except some
nick,e coin. The murdered man leaves . large
fhmilv.
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THE ELECTION IN MINNESOTA.

st. PAUL, Eoy the split in the Republi-
can party here resulted in the detrat of DON
nelly and the election of Wilson, Democrat, 10
Congress.
In the STATE the Republican ma jorlty is
12,oJ0. Negro suirsge was carried by 1909 ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The VIRGINIA STAY Law NOT TO Rx w.
TRNDKD-We learned esterday that il was ths
opinion Of persons who had conyersed with
General Storeman on the subject that ii was
law staying the collection Of debts beyond th .
first day of 1sruary next. His reason for "a
fusipg to interfere is, that this period for III,
expiration OF the law was fxed bv tho L.
Legislature OF VIrginis, and that he moi d..
posed to interfere with any Law enacted by tina,
body-2ich uond EromiEer. ~
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NsE Ysrk Gram Mar.ss ~.-da,.

NsT YORK, Nov. 6.-Flour 1)aijc. Ioyva-
Wheat nominally la2c. lower. Corn da!l, ani
prizes dropping.
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is,l9i,oH0 90


The foregoing Is a correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books and
TIeasurer's returns in the department, on Ist
OF Novemb ber, lo6S. HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The above statement shows a a'deerease in the
debt, less cash in the Treasury, since October
lst, OF g. ,5l4,i66.l3
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REPORTED PR .XE FIGHT FOR TIT.
tftGrkOSs.Ty

PcUcHFEePsiY, Nov. 6.-lt is reported that
%oTma'd and OJ}ald win fought prize fight
on election ncFhing, in Pn tnan county, and
that the aurr vas victorious. The report la
doubtful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

The Rev. James Gibbons, late of Rsl.,mor.
was on Sunday last cOnsecratad the I,shois, |,
Bishop Of North Carolina, at Wilmington, in
the presence OF very large audience. The
livered an impressive discourse ON the occss,oa
Rev. Mr. McManus, Of Baltimore, took Hart in
The ceftmOnlos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

~The courts of New York, It is said. dec,ds
ry pistol in that city.
ga plantation in Mississippi, which coz,
s6o,0Q0 ten years ago. was ssld lately for asS9'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

VICES or ANRGICANs.-i recent medical
writer states that the vices of the American
character may be briefly summed up as fol-
lows: 1st An inordIuate pa sion for riches
I'd Overwork Ell mind ami body in the pursuit
of business. Sd. Undue hurry and excitement
in all the afiairs OF life. iti. Intemperance in
eating. drinking ard smoking 5th. A gen raj
disregard OF the true laws OF life and health
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o r FIC D..
LIST OF LETTERS,
Renainiug in the washiuytsa City Pest
Office, Friday, Novcmber q, 1855.

~ To obtain any of these letters, the applt-
can't must cai' tor advertised Letters, giving
the date OF the list.
- not called for within one month they
will be sent 10 the Desd Letter Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

General Van Wyck. who has been defeated
for Congress In.the Eleventh District OF New
York b. very close vote, has resolved to con-
test the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

TIE NOVEMBER MEIEoRs-Tha annual
meteorlc shower is expected this year between
the 18th and 18th OF November. rha sstrono-
mer OF the Cincinnati Observatory writes 10
the GaZtte of that city. s.Ou the I2rh and 18th
OF November, between the hours of midnight
and sunrise. watch will be kept al this obser-
yatory for tie so. called November meteoTsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06
CLASSES.

All Persons between 10 age of - and 20 Years.
1t-AN ,-rBonS let geea toe a. = az - nd ,Se.r.
A-Elt cersUns between the az Of 8 suo ~ years
l-slt rsFsdsBs between fhe ses of g. ali IS ,ears
f-hN iers Sns between sue sges of IS aus 81 yeas
-. persons bstweeE the ssvs Of - aud s5 years
E-si persons between tie ages or IS asl ~ yearr,
- rersO.s bst9een the asyes % NJ ana SIS ysars
l-hli VERSIONS betweea the OF s. sad - wears
~ PerroEs between the szee Of % snd 6s years,
The Clatse- Tor wOm"n the same above
ANY on" that Is iOuud - give his her ace wrong
sili lee expelled. and sfe npbeys paii forf-its "A 60
fbe ASSOCIATION. r., a Class Is liDil.f 10 s on
tiomttTs. Ihch per- rn paTs s. uron becoming q
E'tnitfr, abG : 20 eash time a a.mber fi.s be-
trrg'HE 80 IRE same Class 10 % sac ana, % q
gsOty.F.
a Dssysbs. 81 "a. C3asS oasnOf D. asS,sssa tai,
Gck.GT - a HIeE,5cT Of aa0la.F class las Eaca
ttdss a. TSDEFEADEST, bdriss no o5Kasrfi0a elgA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN New ENGLAyD-A
call been issued for a Convention 10 Boston, to
be held on the 18th and 18th inst, to discuss the
woman question, with particu culsr reference TO
the ballot; and to form an Association ssfor the
wise, sys tematic, and efficient advocacy OF wo-
man suffrage and its kindred civil aud political
rights" Among the signers OF tue call are
James Freeman Clarke, Rev. J. NJ. Manning,
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Colonel Higginson
Jnoge Henry Chapin, OF Worcester; Professor
Child, OF Cambridge; a. Bronson AlcOtt, Miss
Louisa Alcott, and Mrs. X. w. Emmerson, of
Concord; Seth Hunt and Samuel Hill, of North-
ampton: Samuel +. Sewell. Mrs. Horace Mann
Mrs. e. M. Severance, +. w. Bid. G.. r. Hoar
Mrs. Edward Earfe, J. X. Bartlett, Secretary
OF the State Of Rhode Island; Rowland q. HaI-
ard, Miss Wilheimine Swett, Mrs. George r
RUSSELL John Neal, Of Portland, and many
others.
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Baltimore stock .rsrk.,, to.sav
Bai.;nsr. HIarL.,.. rs..ov.

baltimore, Nov. 6.-VirgiBia 6's, Old. ~
oribad. Az bid, 5S1 asked; 90. 1s6, 81 oil:
SOI IN Carolina b's, D. Z bid, % H. S.d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

SUPERyIsoRs APPCIsTgD.-Secretary Nc
CulIoch b;-s appointed Henry S. Koyt Super
visor OF Internal Revenue Tor the States OF
EhCdr Island and Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

THE PRICE OF COAL.-The late enormous rise
IN he retail price of coal will entail want aud
suffering IN many families. The sudden leap
from SIX and half up to nine and half dol
lars Is Unprecedented. The New York Herald
says:
Why coal should rise so greatly in prica At this
time is almost unaccountable. It's Il problem
which can only be solved by ascTiDiuG IL - the
nbinatiOns ofgreedy speculators-tO an solute
conspiriCi"s among II ii who, IL they We're
wcrkingrlen acting the same way to secure an
al dvance OF wages. would be brought bs!ore the
couris o. made TO suffer ana their iimili-s, per.
hhps, perish ny pToiong q deprivation OF en-
piOyment. Itl7 absurd ior these coal m onopo-
ists 10 plead thf, the reduced supply occasions
the present advance. II is insulting to the
common sense CT consumers 10 affirm that the
strikes OF the miners last spring or summer
produce deficis ncy at this time. These things
were known tour weeks ago well as they
are now. and If they were operating upon the
supply inen, why was not the price CORES
ponoihgly advanced and maintained up to this
uey! Our advice To consumers is to stop pur-
chasing while coal is at the present exorbitant
rates believing ibat it viii be less in the month
OF January ihan II is now in the latter part OF
October,
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GOveFnAept Spcuyities

WAsHINsToN, Nov. G, lS6S.-Jay Cooke &
TO. furaish the following quotations Of Gov
arnment securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

INTERNAL RgyRsUK-The receipts to-day
from this source were s2si, i,65i.si.
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INSURANCE.

GCY v. PHELPS. VS. oJMsrE ID
President. Secretary
GONNkCTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARrFohD, CONN.
Assets over
EIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE II. MARBLE, Agent,
Federal Block, Room 10,
Opposite Post Oehce Department,
&C 2stf Corner 9TH and 2 str eots,
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ULLUSTRATI0N.

Class 81 has S.0a9 mkls members. A man dies
The Asse citation Pay over SiIhia iorty ) 100
" zoe widow or heirs ani the csa.ning NJ nlSers
torSeTd within thirty days ono dollar and teu cents
ssch % tie hsfociatisn 90 reim5urse ia railiny
% serd THE sCm, they forfeit 20 the hssacI.fI,n
moneys raid. Gpc fhe Association supplies a pev
.ne --Der 10 al gEs sce Of the refining one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

Gen GRANT is exPecte TO return to this cit,
about tho 10Th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

~Hayti /. trying the experiment OF getting
along with only four Presidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

PREsOF,I.-Sccretary Seward returned here
last evening from his hOme At Auburn, New
York. 80. Captain Ward, Of ;he British Lega-
tlon, IS e. Wizards Judge Pryor, of Ken
tucay, is at the Ebbitt House. 49, Mark TWAIN,
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

81 Hcre than one-s seventh @. the STATE OF
IsSssiPpi y ADVERTISED tor sale under eAecu-
rICI.
HrA Protective ard beneficial association
nas o-ea foFmrd sy tie wOrkinzmen of Ash
lard ~.
"lE - proposed that the Austrian army
sEt navy shall b. established ON a war footing
cf 5000 men.
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NlEMRERNHIP FEES.

fts tneTnbsrship ices are siK dollars ~ Joining,
Ueg q ,fra "a -lte Of trtfI Gsr-
Ef'Ftc , srd ore % lsr aEu ten .-nt- the d-sSh
81 each member OF which due notice will be ri ven.
OlLe &c lar hrOn Cs tneaIncg 10 tie sid-~ %
heirs q tue dtcsas = aver aud the ten cents
Tor expenses Of Cvliecsing.
4 has Company IL divtoe1 iato TEN .bsSsES
tyk HIM anu a IN NL-%5E5 FDR WOMEN.
hs Encn As IN se Niltse nIed. tea classes
Stit be adopted. aeB eUd women az allowed
p tie sane classes. Asery thlng lie done 10 make
each Sl.su
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LATE TELEGRA,IS, &c.

stymOus's maj j.3i,loo Bowis's. ii,Ci4
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ROW TO BECo,rE ,Ir,IeERs

ROW To BECOME aENBEaS,
AS ere ccs!ling g. tooy ne q member mar aspIv
= Percon, or nin-t send 20, in cheek, baHG .rstp
Sss,.l oT!sr, or - eHprsss, tue exSres-ss .-iss
nc 3sSOrffftgH % Tsp8as'JLs for saag..- =. l.f
an fsis uay. Accompanying ta- msao, ynnst be !.
espeT giving the applicants .uIl name, are birth
piSce. present occupation. gha the cert- l-ate II
membership Is in favor of, Pct once adfre,s,
setilns t,.ta re ~ sical uouditoa, s-t zRsth.r
cant Is rroOoE pers 10 be insured flank
iorms 81 ap.lieatioo 70. nsnbsrship va 20 seat
EIoh n.s-sber 1Erk 20 :ry 70 sats ze,, sasE.ss-,,
~ ,iSs 50 &c ~, < s.He, - G,.fs 70 ie,i-! VIII be
sCauP 20 prepay return postage.
INVESTMENTS.
The sy laws of the Association require that one.
5sitd OF ne snon rSeeiss5 s ss nes nsmser-hp
iund Is held BY the ''
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and VII .e invested in yn,tes s,asss 5oaas or
holk ci'y property, which sroro; !, .hall be d.aIls
Inc 'sAle oi lie money SO loaned.
THE FUNDS.
Tbs remaining two thirds. after payips the en-
nI yroesry 70 IN. et, ofSa Il :ss ss
passs q sIy sss m s.,
ssyss w., 10 hr,., tss .onsy becomes ,he prepe-tT
pe1ses o; burial SHALL be psit ont Of such funGs.
srSh expenses, however, noi - xoeed one hundred
=, member falling 20 pay his ,se Of one deIl>r sAa
eIfs esn =. Mshin snl dnss az from dsie Of notice
s,n.s, 81 money s,ss,SEs,, paid IL the r.ciho
Der having no Permanent res,dence must 2 .,ify
re seerstAis and appoint representative O. psy
When members choose, they can scnd ten dollars
sud hfty osLts 90 the Treasurer 70 prsrAy Their
iSg he trouble Of sensing 81 nc esch tine besse.s
sssv..g OF Gtty cents NO nsn y 50 poor thas %
thus seesrns ne $500 20 Ii. s.s.s ~. HSsrs.. Soss
number q dollars each psrson VIII have to e.y %
sts , s , be I'll. sss. RsI s.. s:is I s,Sr
sursnoe coet about one sixth what they w.uld
esye 20 ray any reSp ar Insurance Company for Q
D. G., Gensrsl gsat for the District Of o0iulsbis
'aR The rRusrEEs Of the Association are
ELsoS 7. WsieHf. E.a.. Pres star Metz, ia
W: 9, 0AkAAN. Ess. Tres. staysessat Bask,
ny fSsp, y.a-. Cashier HAT B. Republic.
N: :oiFic kRs Of the Associar arion are.
z: McMURnf, frssident.
SLsSsc 2 cakwis Z whss4r, 4Ts,..Isr y,ss President.
WI EEiSksER EEiTIs.si 49, .; siR:,;as ana
LOCAL AGENTS ARE wAyrrn
com petent parties tor such Agsucies win s, trsn
endorseneat shcs,d be ead rsssed ts the ca-sse,,
General Agent, k0BRRT p NoS
No. s22 81, bet .sth and al &C.,.
a..,, "a, a.. washington. b. o.,
yrs,ni. y. 80 ns ntnct Of coirabia ssa stssc. A
EIEsr OF TIE SEASON.
Choice MALAGA GRAPES
AT PEaRsoS's rras per.t.
$sl Eight stra~f,
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LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for So Premium
UNpER THE AUSPICES OF rHs
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELtEF AS>OCIATION
Is CHARTERED By THE STATE OF NEW
NOHh.
LIFE SSURANCE.
OgJEfT.

The object ~ 'hfs Association Is 20 secure cssh
payment within forty dsSs after the Death sf .
~ n btr, ~ a. many dollars as there are member
In the cisss 10 which he she belongs, 20 HE OF
her heirs
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ADVANTAGES.

2 oe hfTautsseu Of tnis Association over orsip.r
Ife lItutsnce Companies are, 40 ga.ios can
tiek az ths ites aye small, and re .uirei 20 ts
rsid ~ s1ct tong intervals, that any nan can
secure tc his family a COmp ps sency up0u hf. daath
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THE PUBLIC DERr.-The following is the
statement Of the public debt of the United
States on the LIST Of November, Is6s:
Dot Bearing Coin Tnisress
per cent. B0nds.....-..S 22I ,5SS, ,IeO 90
per cent. Bonds, l8sl 2ss3.S77 80 OO
per cent. - Bonds. ], O1 ,3i2 so %