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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-22

The hegira from Saratoga has commenced nj.
TOO loud" for modest women. '"so'"ei
Beaufort, s. c., is again becoming mo sum,,er
home OF the "chlvalry" number Of tha . ~ ~ ~
8. q. are there at the present time: e r'S Vi
ps'es' s'r's az .,-wport are from the great
W.. YV.i the leading bellies at saratoga are NV
orhers; the staeliest beauties e. long Branch are
from Manhattan, and The pluckiest as well az the
most rrace.rd Naiasis found Eaftlinrsthe surf nj
Nahah.. are direct from Gotham. Let us crow
,yo-O-oo-O-oO-0Ol
''rhe Sweet Springs" West Virginia located I'm
valley OF that name IN Monroe county and entirely
surrounded by mountains, are the most enjoyable
south Of Mason and DiXOn's line. They are said TO
be largely patronized by kentuckans, Ohioans and
Virgnians.
The visitors at Rocky Point. Rhode Island. had a
brilliant hop Tuesday night. IL was largely at
tended by Newporlers and others.
Block Island has quite number OF quiet visitors
this year. Fashion Is not cordially received there
"a at Saratoga. The reason we suppose for this
lies in the fact that the majority Of the women are
from sensible Connecticut
For ''sky parlors' fashionables invited to fork
So per diem by the caravansary proprietors q.
Saratoga. Their ''seaSon" Is short but don't they
know show to run hotel ~
There is difference between fog bells and surf
bellies, as any one may see who visits Nahant New
port or Long Branch and dips into the briny sea.
Robberies at Long Branch are becoming frequent.
The latest is that OF 5000 worth OF jewery ana about
ST. 400 in money from the room OF one OF the male
guests of the Continental.
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ExCuRsION.-The SUNDAY school
Of the Methodist Church in Sing Sing made on excur.
sion 10 West Point Thursday board the steamer
Ophant.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, MELRosE-The NTH
~. Matthew's Lutheran church congregation will he
held on Monday next.
TILL TAPER CAUGHT.-A lad named John MahOn
was caught helping himself to The contents Of a TIL
in Hammers Hotel. Morrsana for which offence
Justice HauptInan sent him TO the county jail for
sixty days.
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF SING SISG.--A special meet.
ing OF the taxpayers OF Sing Sing will be held on
Monday TO vote on an appropriation OF g. 600 recon-
mended by the trustees. for the purpose OF buying
new hose for the fire department.: also repairing
certain streets In the village.
CAMPAIGN CLUB IN WEsTcHEsTER.-The democrats
OF westchester have organized club for the enst,.
ing Presidential contest, and selected the following
persons as officers, yiz.:-Clairborne Ferris Presl.
dent: Denton Pearsa James T. Crumney, Joseph
Husson, James Mckay, Abraham Hatfield and Peter
Bfuner. Vice Presidents: Thomas J. Byrne and
Michael D. Mack, secretaries: Hugh LunDy, Treas
urcr.
NEW ROAD FROM FoRDHAM To wrII,MsBRfpar.--
The Commissioners in the matter OF opening and
grading Berrian avenue from Fordham TO Williams.
bridge have accepted the lines recommended by the
cyil engineer employed by them, and VIII advertise
AT once for proposals TO open and grade fhe new
road. II wiz run along the west side and near the
track OF the Harlem railroad commencing at the
west s'ne "f Dutys Hotel, ~ For,lhan aud termi.
Mating west side OF Valentines Hotel, Williams.
bridge.
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TELtGalnNc NewS IIfhi.

Animmense seymour aud Blair raj lca uu meeting
was held ~ Scio Allegau, county. y. s.. YESTERDAY
afternoon Large delegations from the surrounding
towns were present with bands of music banners
40. Thirty young ladies, dressed iu WHITE repte
.ented the states. speeches wefe made 10y hon. u.
A. pVicn. of Pen Van. and Others. Pun, ten
thousand persons were ~ attendance.
Two women and boy were thrown from ear.
rAIe on Ihnr'dat niieingpn while deriving lrom
IaYtue 60 Nshllnd Mass. The accident was caused
hy the breaking of Inc harness Katy over. aged
nineteen SEA. INSTANTLY Killed. aud the other woman
seriously injured The hoy escaped unhur
large republican meeting was held IN salem.
Mass. AT evening ~ The Mechanics Hall. II wa
pieshed over bog W. =. Phelps assisted by siSty-tWu
vice presidents aHd two secretaries. rhe President
male an eloquent opening address. \ series OF re-
solutions wa introduced ratifylng the nomination
OF Grant and Co.fsx and the platform Of the Union
iePuDhcah perry aud The payment of the national
u.pt IN unjust good falth. Colonel ". StoCketi
Mathews Of Baltimore, was then Introduced and
made forcihe speech.
a freight aud passenger train coded YESTERDAY
morning ON tue Aleghauy Valley Railroad. near
litsbntg. Ia. Both engines were damaged and Nv o
nCgh, cars broken. ihe fireman or tile passenger
;nrnd va" I'VE ies broken No passengers We're IN.
inreI a 10Y named William Miller was run over IN
the twelfth ward. " Pittslurg on the same road
ie,svtldaF morning and was literally cut 10 pieces.
distance.
The case Of the Washington. Alexandria and
rcoIgttown Railroad was before the United states
a,,,o ,ouIt q, Alexandria Yesterday, when the
apument was concluded by Mr.. A. y. McGrider for
tue defendants and Mr.. wills for inc compliments.
Inc court asserted fs jurisdiction in the case but
reserved tie decision I'll to-day
The Vermont Historical Society has inst closed A
Two uays session az Rutland. Interesting addresses
Mere made by billiard Hall, General John w. Phelps
IIamdeD Cults Albert ID. Hayn Henry CLARKE. Henry
Hall Luther l.. Dutche, anu the Rev pllnv nj While
Valuable contributions 20 the societys COLLECTIONS
were receWed, aud the meeting was among the most
snccessIu that mas been held. George FOLSOM, OF
New hpk, was among the prominent gentlemen
present
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MASHVfrAS COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OFFICE hAsnATrAs Co.orIsArtvE,
1872 BRooME SrPFET, NEW YORK;
The Manhattan Cooperative Relief Association chartered
oy the state OF New YORK; opJrcr
The object OF this Association secure cash
dollars there the class 10 which he or She
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membership fees ~ joining for which poev
will be furnished and IL 10 the death each member OF
which due notice win be given 81 from member eoes
cents for expenses Of collecting.
The Bylaws Of the Association require bst one third of
the money received membership shall he made
sinking fund to meet payments falling due by derquen.
NATIONAL TRUST ST COMPANY
anu WIZ 9e invested In nted States bonds real estate
propey shall pe de . ns% aprk * city property which
THE FUNDS ' " 'o""e'
remnnng tTohird after paying the expenses Of the
New which :a 90 70 pay the current nj
no heis the money becomes the property Assocaton
with the proviso that the expenses OF shall be paid Out
member failing to pay his fee OF II 10 Within Sy S,v,
from date Of notice forfc all upon tho
State. III. o fms az paid In the Pacific
no permanent resdence notify the Secretary and an.
point Representative to pay his fees; ~
to prepay their fees which will pay for ten deaths
thus saving the trouble OF sending ~ 10 time
'now and 81 10 occasionally thus occurring TO bis heirs
The average number Of dollars each person viii have pay
psr ~ss H. w &c ssG psr az little over 80 cent,
onesah what they would have pay any regular
company for sS oOo policy.
els ses for women AZ these classes ten
new classes will be adopted Men and not allow
ciass equal
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Gable ND to the hour of publication; Telegraphic
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Week; the Fashions; Amusements Varieties; Indus.
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ligi0us Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the prom-
nent topics Of the day; Our Agricultural Budget:
Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot
and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial In
telligence, and accounts OF all important and in
teresting events OF the week.
TERNs:-single subscription, s.; Three copies,
s5 Five copies So; Ten copies, $l5; Single copies,
five cents EACH A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Brick,qyers' Union.

special meeting Of Unions Nos. q ana IL was
held last evening al Belgian Hall, West Thir;y
second street There was a very numerous attend
ance. Mr.. 5. r. Gaul presided The Officers Of The
meeting having been elected Mr.. =. J. Walsh pro-
cceded To call attention the fact that ten twelve
brfcklayers being the fret instancnt OF thirty.two
had just arrived IN this city from Canada. He IN.
derstood that those men had been induced 10 leave
their homes by false represe ntation TO the effect
that the strike in New York was at an end. These
men, however. were willing 10 return home n their
faros were paid.
The Cn.mNAN stated that the Committee ON WAYS
ana Means had full power TO return those men n
they so desired.
Mr.. HANLoN. Union. No. 4. said that y Mr.. Toste.
want had gone 70 canada and succeeded In inducing
BONE Thirty men 10 start for TN. cts,
Tho Committee on WAYS aud Means were e,unov.
cred to send the brickayer- from Canada back 10
their homes
Tie next business introduced was The readiny or
y financial repor. nom tle committee ON Mas aud
Means their rpcc rf7 AID dishursai uets The No.
tary then proceeded read sac oiiaNing:- re
yaies-foal receipts from outside SOURCES during the
first two weeks Of The strike for lie boncnf n i,,rc
No. 2 ss,oi5, and tl5.loG Tor the succeeding six
weeks, making IN all sl2 III. Tue following ARE the
"details Of the operations of Union NJ. 2:-Durmg
The hrst two weeks there were g2l brick
LAYERS on strike 10 whom the sum OF s4.2lO was
di-hursed third week. PSI men, who received s4577;
lourih week l6l men, az $3.50 -. ntb week. l23
men 1894 s.: sixth week i0a mon. $1,000, seventh
week so men. $S0n. The following are the receipts
hr-t week there were i03 men on strike To whom
Were pail t,394; second week, 90 men, silil: th,rd
week. 1OI men, fl,l2l. fourth week men tS7l sn
nfth week, 81 mcn. 600 So sixtn week a. men
5000 OF seventh week. 65 men. t734 o.
The contributions ~ each Union for the nlalnt,
nance Of its own members are no, incuded In the
above. The following il the amount paid by Union
No. Tor sending men out Or the city fo4 81.
amount paid 10y lnlon NO. Or same purpose $500.
Tue entire number ~ men sent cut OF the cty was
about eight hundred.
Alter some discussion a committee OF three was
appointed To Nlstt the several lrickayeta' unfon4
Throughout the country and inform them that the
strike was not 1T an end, IN contradiction to fuors
which had been circulated 10 that effect
Mr.. VI. IrCKk then delivered bret address and
the meeting adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.
nEronrrp yY raE HERALp srEAM yAcnrs.

REPocrrD NY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sT, and Mauy NE fps Nan E ~ Ss o
Steamship Glaucus, Walden Boston, with mdse, to VIM
and s rsS q days With
% sp q Whaling ZIP Norris Of New Bedford
John M Por days bark
ron N sons" Between ion 80 AND s y had hesS
e, EGa' SnS T. asS , .p
whs ESes bound lou q same day ship Amaganh bound
Bark Walter (N Fischer Rio Jspeiro June o. In ballast
to massr Crossed the Equator July in Ion s. Had fine
Bark wsyfsrsr Orr, Blatchfora Rio Janero, So days,
with coffee and Is passenger SJ rhipp. CO.
The Eanst9r July 20 In lon a. Had light variable winds and
Bark Rebecca Csruaoa Iie.cgsng. Ms,anras, ls days
Henry Louise Potter Por, au Prince July 25vis Port
90 we 70 f5r Roys 70 snG ps.seas 20 Had ri
srcez.s since passing Cape ANTONIO Aug ~ no. q 81
ma, and f"rems. heal damaged lsse trees aud cawa
Brig Elena 'Br,' Moses, Cabaran, dey. sugar,
Brig Mex Nicke.. Ros.broos, Caibsrieu. is days. with
sugar s and rolasse, To Thonpsor Hunter.
masier. Had lish Winds ali tie pa 7. Wv"
srs sc,oris brsna Br Lsnoir, Cow Raw, CD Il dsys,
Rrs liimpdon, Perkins. Bangor via Bridgeport, where she
'chr s. james raompsa ramplco - dsvs VI, Key West
g. ~ wl ~ mtcs ins,le Sc to srgere ThebSud '"
s,hr i.h,e iBr seyer. Arscibc. PIX, 10 days. With
lase e. steele Campbell was 7dsy' north Of Ha,,-ra',
.cf ieonessa o. Rockand HaD, New Orleans 20 DAYS
WIN tlnher, 20 Brown a 90. Had Git weather.
SfT MARY = tiyrr, fturdge Norfolk Tor Nysck
chf Geo 'hsse. Calais Pruviience. where sbe dis
charged.
AMI nth 90 led FRYE & 20
Sch u l. Scott Augusta We, via Pswtucket where
Sehr regi s,sy:y Lowell Bangor, DAYS. with hummer aud
Srhr NiaLars. Lewis, Portsmouth. MI
Sclr Pawn, BiEel4W, Chatham
Srhr ,co Moon hso", Nantucket, lays with fsh, to-
Boone f.ainnh1tr
Schr Mar, M-si, rha.ae-. Taunton
ScAf Hsl"f.n dHrlnr- pigrlln Tor phiaisnhi,.
Scii Ocean Wave, NaVirsy Pawtucse'
,Scghi Laura a bn0nsamc, sUlnssmr, Pswinck"t tor
Philadelphia.
echr sarah Fscnner, wilson Pawtsket for Elilsheih
prr.
schr fyswsy, Kelly. rroydsnro ior Eli,nbethuor.
r'nf = BaNtfr 3. mes ~ tlFItr fiirabeihpOr"
schr Fred Tyler. rir"h Providence fnf Eli, tbehpor
soar fhha N"tn"r HutrhIt-oo Providence Toe Eliza
'chr Reading HR No 49, go1~-isou Bristol FOR Phisds.
schr Minnesota. lote. nr''o Tor Euahethpor.
Schr ihanktui, carr. wslrn
StAT Francis Eurrell. = len. NNas.uott
Schr Thames, Davis New r.ortoo
schr California. janice New f.undn..
Sdur Henry harieau. lrnes, Portland
Schr CARs N0lthsn PriOa, Po.i,ui, Ct
Schf Z b1rleet Parker Hartford
s'hr Rachel Edwards. Edwards Hartford
scnf COrne ia, rafrD Me-, aven lar Fiizsbethuort
schr MARY Hamilton, kran BHl fligsbcthIort
seAf Now kcguus, halocs. New Haven for EisAbchpot
N.hl ~ VI" Il FowetA Hswkns, New Haven FOR Port
sohT PHOEBE Elizabeth, Hi New Haven for Rondou,
sour I9lnthsn, Jones, Bridgeport for Philadslphis
Sour hi,tfN - 'hhsou Brd4epOri for Izahcthport.
Ncf l1ha N'F-' smith. Bridgeport lor tigabethpoft.
stesmH h"'s" Brown Egs Harhor, with mdse, "a mas
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CLEARED.

steamship City Of Baltimore (Br Roskel LIVERPOOL 6
Dale.
Steamship Helvetia CBr), Cutting Liverpool National
Steamship Co.
Steamship Atalan,a (Br Pinkhain, London-Howland 4
hspinwall.
steamship Nsrva Br, Nesbit London Rowland & Aspin
WALL
steamship Hbernia (Br), Munro Glasgow Henderson
Pros
Steamship Northern Light, seabury Bremen Ruaer Bros
steamship Vle de Paris (Fr), Snrmoht Havre-G Mac.
kenze.
Steamship Granada Harris Havana sisal Vera Cruz
+ Alexandre y Sons.
steamship Ellen Terry. Chaplin Newborn NC Murray,
Ferris & Go.
Bark Regina tBr), Harvey, Roterdam-HJ Dewof 4 Co.
Bark Cummings tBr HoOkwav Rotterdam-D De
WOLF
Bark Dirigo, Hichb0rn GepOa-Wnlsh 4 Carver.
. Bark Catalina. Perkins, 81 Jago--J Thompson.
Bark Morning Star tEr, Waugh st Jago Tavdell & co.
Bark Lincoln TrOtt. New Orleans--N II Brigham.
Brig Morning Light Marsh, Arroyo, PR-I W 7 Arm
strong.
Brla Harvest Queen Orb seholtz S, George, Rernuda
Middleton n Co.
BRIG I.enoir 1sn, Lenoir. Cow Eay--B T Small 4 Co.
Brig Talbot Orr, Simpson, Uaibor Breton -Howland h
tspinwan.
Brig Rogers (Br>, Saunders, Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd,s
Hncken.
Brig Morris (Br) Crane, Parrsboro--Crsnds Umphray
4 Go.
: Brig David owen, Chadbourne, Ezabethport-Mnle 4
sohr Anna (NGl, wittrock Barceionarnneh Meincke a
Wend,
schr Peironia BIB Emery, wenks River Nic-J Leay-
Schr Cakes Anies, - Baliimore-van Brunt Slaght
Schr Gen Meade, McAev, Calais jed FRYE & 60.
Schr T. Daley Wall, Boston- II W Loud a Go.
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:ss:s s. ;se
aossdsa xs.s.,ypsa e: ne Oak randall Ell.sS'h
1s: s:s :s' ss:. k :ss:
81 n's %ss .'san
uhs oron Hoetsn sshrs Ida Mc6abe PhAds
sHors; s'S S wsG do Buck
iGAa Watson; Edward Linslsy Hi . usddsn' and Sarah
Ssss.Sssss: y E rs,ssyss Jsrrard Graham
NYork 10 load for VALPARAISO.
PHiiA DEIPHIA, Ang 2o-Arrived barks Advance tBr,,
ssas osisnSurs seS1s Joseph Sss
scs i asaHssff
ans Wbs PaPS
n.iagspon; Winter Shrub, Bowman, Niiviiis; Bare'
H%sss AE2'Ss
Fsssa sss HAVEN 'if srsb shaw sppns'
SlssSsS iS!S Mos,io Robins NyorE
fsisr 81? dsSas
sssSra Ma Seo%
tine ss s%tl.r from raadsphs x.,.., ". WI,
ssI: ss ss,
Nj n Whllden Robinson, Philadelphia Nathaniel Holmes,
Norhrnp Elizabethport Lucia ives Bowdch, Elizabeth
P1r beni English, Baker, NYorkj White Rock Heney,
p4ane Nyork Eva sherman, Nyork Clarissa Aep, Hale.
Srou Calais Harriet Ryan, Wixon WORK sloops Thomas
Hull Hun, Charles, sherman, NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 6-Cleared, schr Juventa, Good
man. Melbourne,
Gss
Town.
SAVANNAH. Aug 2l-Cleared, brig Stephen Darnan, Bal
timore.
sATILLA MILLS Ca Aug 8-Cleared, brig Smith (Br).
Morris, Kington, ia.
SALEM Aug is-Arrved, schrs L Watson, Wills. Phia-
depha Eliza Frances, Hamilton, Ezabethp0rt; Leocada,
Poole, NYork.
Cleared-Brg Potomac Brown, Africa.
19th-ArrIved, schrs Maoy, Russell, Baltimore Mar
tina, Smith. Philadelphia; Catharne Davis Elzabehport
TAUNTON, Aug 1s-Sailed schr Mary Mead, Thrasher,
NYOrk not IA beore).
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 2l-Cleared, steamship VIM
ClYtle. Powell. NYOrk.
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SUR DRttrN AUGHr, at San Francisco Goth u from
YORK repoI. Apri 3 Uhs' Anderson, native OF
Tnansf was missing, and supposed 10 have committed
suicide by drowning Nay "a On bowie e overheard from
m1r.n rigging aud was fow ned, though every effort
madt 70 ssss biin htsty sss running at the time.
sHfr ENrrRpHsKA despatch from Itv-rrool dated Aug
3D. states that he ship Enterprise, which LETT Liverpool
hurricane when Few days OUT obliged pu, into
not been ascertsined.
BnIa NEW EsA tBr) Norrel, from ~ Thoms. for Turks
Islands, vac cap.yed "a .qis night Of 23d ut, when ~
hours out ~ mites NE by from ST Johns, PR and allied
Immediately The crew. with the exception Of the steward
who vac drowned, saved themselves with much difficulty,
and arrived Al ~ Johns Pr In their boats regis
tered lt tons, and was built 81 Yarmouth, Ns In 1857
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AcciDrNT TO 4 PoLiorNAS.--Ohiccr Mcconnell Of
the Fifth precinct. fell in III last evenin while an
duty. Ia West street, lie was conveyed To The .t,
ton house aud medical attendance procured.
pRowNEo.-rhe oody Of man. apparently abont
thrty-nve years OF age. dark hair and brown linen
coat was found noatng IN the water Zoo, OF pier No.
~ North river. TIE Coroner was notified.
fIRE ~ ELEVENTH ~rHFEr.--About ten o'clock
last evening a Dire broke out ~ tue Ending wood
ward or Ludwig Co.. foot "f Ea.t Eleventh street
~ originated IN the engine room. Uluti, to- imiid
inc and machinery about S..Opo--no insurance.
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

Meeting Of Muster Masons-NO Compromise
Determined to stand by Their Original Re.
solution.
The regular meeting OF the master plasons took
place again yesterday afternoon, Mr. John T. COnoyer
presiding and Mr.. VIM. II. Jackson acting MS secre-
sary. Mr.. Ross remarked that things go a. wei as
they expected and he had nothing TO report particu-
hrly. Mr.. Eidtz said that he was authorized to
state that Mr. Sherwood got q building on Eleventh
street and University place, which viii not go up
unless 1t can be done with eight hour men, OF
Aessrs. Shute Titus and ostevin was reported that
they all had accessons 10 their force OF ten hour
men now at work. Mr.. Conover said that his 'front.'
work again yesterday morning. and that he had now
eeventy-six brickayers employed and under paw az
ten hours Other members also reported a similar
Increase OF their force and Mr. Odell, TO question
whether he was working eight hour men,
a reported In some paper, emphatically denied H.
Mr.. E1diitZ moved that the usual tr-weekly meetings
DE dispensed with. lie argued quite at length In
favor OF the adoption or his notion declaring that
the strike was virtually ended. the eight hour brick
LAYERS declaring that they had but five men idle and
HE bosses, some seventy OF them having nearly full
complement OF men, there need therefore be neither
compromise strife between the two parties; the
men may work on in peace and the bosses will DO
Tue same. This was opposed by several. Messrs
Ross, 0'Bren and 1ostevin among the number. and
was finally lost. After resolving 10 stand by their
original resolution 10 employ none Int ten hour men
TIE meeting adjourned 10 Monday next.
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s n; s"s c y s t,s SS ,ss as ns..;
he raid nssa .n
81 e ds,h ds 50
TO the same class he or she may ne member Of.
sSer another class ae. Each class
having no connection y WIN Hq ny o'a as6x
en IA. %S s Ssc s, %sp . *. r The ar
heirs ana the remaining members forward within thirty days
end zach to the n,tsTI.S e. & e. s1s 2
and The Association supplies new msbsr to gu the place
% we 'e'''"S '"'' ADVANTAGES
:. ms Assocs,on over Ordinary LIE In.
ass ma" ca" '''e To his '"'y eomp'''n'y "o" his
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
rIApy one desiring 70 become member mus, send s6 in
Sss esns Sfs p9is yfde OF y express se
ASSOCIATION be r'spen;e for moneys sen, su, IN h. way
checks a. AZ Persons payns asen, otherwise than by
sSs 70 se order OF 3 frsss S aoeeprs
nyns The money must be paper syi,e The speIi.ani ia
IN qsycr 81 po. ocs ses sow eopy, STATE Also
medical esrt,acs,e setting forth he physicai eondop and
proper person to be insured Baps form, Of application
are p T o Ss q S U hut in the form of
fsce dEs Sr PS, er made payable to the order Of
1. y %,s {, na,es hat p H., ::
mot contain three cent postage stamp to prepay return post
~ 81 SSSSaiF $TEHT SlT soas SrF
ELSON r. WRIGHT, Presf. star Metal Co,
TRUSTEES W. \. CAHMAN, Prcst. stuvvcseut Bank,
II. w FORD, the cashier B'k OF the Republic,
H. MrMCRDY, President
ELSON 7. WRIGHT, vicr President
.rp,cypa W. s. CA9NAr, Treasurer.
-F'NhN' LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
JONI A. RoBINsoN, N. D,l Examining
AIvx. r. GRAY. N. D., ! Physicians.
Ne.srs Latham Emery A Co. ~ Cedar street New York
city cnera Agents for New YORK, Pennsylvania, Maryland
and District of Columbia.
risk The Association will not be responsible for money 70
paid.
General Agent wanted for each state and Territory Gen
er Agents viii be required 10 give the best Of references and
$50 ZOO bonds. ...--..
Agents wanted every town In the United states and Can
adas -
physician viii attendance At the onlce Of the Com
also nj the oce Of each General Agent e1smne ap
pcants.
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A carriage has been made In Bridgeport which
weighs but I25 pounds. The body in one piece OF hard
rGbDer, onc-eighfb OF an inch In thickness. ~ is
without the usual carriage bolts and screws, and
soied or furnished by rubbing or by handling. The
rubber is tougher than wood, and very much more
elastic. The running gear In OF wood, but the Dext
earriage MADE will be entirely OF Tubber.