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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
THR POLICE DIFFICULTY yINNfw

THR POLICE DIFFICULTY IN N Ew ORLEANS
Friday evening, before the Injunction from the
Fifth District Court was served on the Mayor
he mad appointed Robert Diamond, Cnief of
Police, with instructions to demand the office,
and In case of refusal to sue out a writ of q,,o
UdrTdntO. These instructions he has complied
with. General Stsadman Saturday rendered
his unqualified resignation Superint-ndent
OF Metropolltan Police, which was accepted,
and George l.. Cam, acting superintendent,
was appointed superintendent pro TEN. The
polce comm iss onsTs state that they intend to
appoint superintendent on tha recommended
uon OF ihemerchants and underwriters. Cen
erai Rousseau, by IeqTsst, visited the club
room OF the innocents, the club most promi.
nent in the troubles with the neg Oes, and in
which coDsidera bic feeling sui existed on &C.
count of the death and wound,rg OF several of
their m6Dbers. Iu short speech, General
Rousseau warned them that the responsibility
Tor all The oUtrafes ard disorders IN New
Orleans was laid on his shoulders, and that he
looked to them 10 keep the peace and en- courage
others TO 90 the sayne. He sad he telt il his
outy 10 tell them the law must b. observed,
ana that every man who has the right snail
vote unmoiested on election day. General
Rousseau was enthUsis sticslly received.
special despatch to ne New York Tribune
from New Orleans, dated on Friday, saws
"Affer investigation 1t is found that the ezroas
OF ST. Bernard killed no women or children rs
reported, and but one man who had Just killed
two negroes. About fifty negroes were killed
in all in that parish. reign Of terror exists
there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE STATS TAX ON RAILROAD TRAvRL.-
President Ainckley. OF the Philadelphia, Will
mington aud Baltimore RallroId, sometime
since notified the authorities of the State of
Delaware that after the lst instant he would
lot collect the State tax of ten cents per pas
senger passing through that State. MIR Hinck-
ley takes the ground that the law is uaconsti.
tutional. 1t has been decided recently, it will
be remembered, that any aet imposing tax
upon travel is restriction on travel and can.
not be enforced. Mr.. Hinckley is the first rali-
road president who has taken this ground in
tins section of the country, bat il is not impro-
hable that Presidenr Garrett, OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Company, will follow suit. In con-
sequence of this action Of DIR. HiuckIev the
fare TO Philadelphia is now Si.90 instead OF -,
and 10 New York So - instead of SS.35.
MAJOR GENERAL WERTEMBURG, OF the Aus
trian army, has visited Fortress Monroe with
letters from Secretary Schoaeld. H. was re-
csived with military honoIs, aud lett yesterday
tor Richmond and Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM THE FAR WEST.

Indian Attack on the Union Pacific II all.
road-Lynch Law-PoliticaI News, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Am Omaha dispatch de.
spatch says the Indians displaced a rail on the
tnlon Pacific railroad near Sidney
thrown from the track, and a fireman was
klilec, and also wrrckng the train
going West, which was Obliged to return. in
consequence of the appearance Of a large BODY
OF inolans The troops Al Forts Mcpherson
and Russell were sent TO protect the railroad
mn. All was quiet at last accounts.
Five dssreTadoes were hung near Gilmore
on FIIdpy by Vigilance Committee
A dispatch to the REPUBLICAN says the counties
In which Governor Clayton has decided the
regis tration invalied were largely Democratic.
ana IL VIII especially affect three Congressional
districts which were expected 10 give 5000
democratic majority.
The ASSASSINATION of Congressman Kinds was
the result of female difficulty. Democrats
universally condemn the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
POLICE TROUBLES IN NEW YORK.
Cnnflicf af Arfhnrifu

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Superintendent Ken
hedy, OF the police force, undertook to-day 10
issue general order 10 the police, directns z
them TO take the prisoners who were arrested
for fraudulent voting before a United States
tommlssioner, aud not before police Justice
or any State Court. This is said to be I'm con.
traventiCn of the law.
Two OF the police commissioners, Ros worth
ano brennan, VIII issue instructions to the no.
lice force not 10 obey the orders OF the Suparin-
tendeDt. unless they are issued by the author.
Ity of the board.
After the election il is said that Superintan-
d'nt htDnedyS acfiOn is 10 be MAZE the basis
% an indictment against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

Pro, Tb,fh-ICS - -41-Ds HOFFMAN. or
INV cGE.-ciayOc Holman has is ned
prociaEat lOn 10 the people u tLs city oi New
YORK. II rs-Itas thar interruptions, des igniUg
and dangerous Deu, poii-ilI parusans are
rrsOftlng 10 extraordinary means 10 increase
political excitement; that gross uufouuded
CnaIgts CT iIaUCE nave b0-l mad. by tbpIn
against those LI-a n authority, aud threats
made a. dlu-t CatUrcllzed cstIZrGs and the au-
thCrity Of the JUCGe- and :Seul OF tho Supreme
COnrt iSd'fsi. \ Grand Jury Of tce
Ett7d states Court SH4rrCnsi through
The agency OF those VINO are IN this
scheme has. hc las hsen inform
ed been induced. vi,hout that preiini-
nary examination : hicl IS ual and which IS
afforded by law fc- ne protection Of character,
70 IND IL srFat haste and srcI6sy. bile of IN
dlcimeut against divers persons, for tie pur-
pose, openly avOwed, Of intmida,ing them. he
calls upOa ELI good people 20 unite IA prevent
Lei no Citizen BE- deferred, Oy anV threats O.
fears frcrn the discharge OF his duty ~ the polls
or elsewhere, but &c; him his rights bold
ly, resolutely, and "a, the ne, with calm
ness ana dignity. and he Will Iicd his perfect
protection under the laws and lawfully con-
sututed aUthoTItiss of the State OF New York
The Mayer calls upon the people 70 keep quiet
under the most agETavatIng ciTcurn san .ald
offers reward OF SlGu for the arrest and con-
vietIon OF any person charged 18th a violation
OF the election laws of the S'a.a, or who NAV
be convicted Of having ObstTucted or intin1i-
dated any voter IL the exercise OF his rignt SIS
an eleCtor.
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THE NATUPALIZa TION QUESTION IN
PIlLADELPEIA NEITLED

PH1LADELrHTA, Nov. 2.-Judge Read, in the
GoGTt OF Nisi PL.s as. tehyeIed an opinion this
morning IN the natural tzitIon cases, closing as
follows -" Under this state of facts cll come
70 but one conclusion, VIZ: that the whole is
sue OF naturalization certificates by the Nisi
fIIus branch OF the Supreme Court is con-
tfaly to tue act Of Congress, ana contrary to
tLe act OF Assembly, and should he re iacted at
TIE polls. therefore make the following or
uer:-Apd now, November, IoGS, it il ordered
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE-Itis reported
I'd at slight shocks Of earthquake have been felt
az Leamington, in Warwickshire, England.
The formal dissolution of Parliament will pro-
badly take place this week. The writs for the
elections will be issued Immediately thereafter,
and the elections will commence three days
from the date Of the writs. The Provisional
Government Of Spain is about sending rein
forcements TO Cuba. The city Of Havana has
been authorized to borrow ten million crowns
for the completion of the Isabel canal. Belgium
has recognized the Provisional Government.
The Khan OF khokand has sent an embassy TO
81. Petersburg, to make efforts OF friendship
and submission TO the Gar. Serious riots took
place in Rotterdam Saturday. The troops were
called out, and obliged to fire upon the rioters,
and II is reported that several persons We're
killed and many wounded. A large number
OF arrests were made. Intelligence has been
received that the American bark Bounding
Rillow, from Barcelona fer New York, has
been spoken of the coast of Portugal, under
jury mastS, having lost her main mast, mzzen
mast. and foretop mast IL a gale on the 18th of
October.
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TINTED STATES PATENT orrIov

On the petision of ; y; vesobsr 1883
han, New York, executrix Of the estate ~ Ioh
ss ptins for TIE
Sh dsy Of January, isss. for an imDrSvsmeat ON ne
this once on the lith day Of DecemSer rse nseta az
SspS:s ssss this
this once twenty days before the day Of n.S1 ia
oclslawsw Acting csmmis,ioner or Of PsrsS,,.
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BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reli able
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; inyieo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful bIdci
o. tro,rH. Sold by ell Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Batcheiorb Wig Factoy
30. Is Bond ereet. New York. 10 a. -eodIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

FOUL PLAy."-Ghis great sensatiOna,
drama will be performed during the present
week al Wallis Opera House with the same
excellent cast which has attracted such large
houses since the play was first brought out
here. 1t has been decided success, and viii
probably run week yet, or even longer, as It
seems to be gaining in popularity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.RUPERT's AROMATIC POLISH for Oiled
or Polished Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble, &C.
Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra
grant and Briliant. Price 80 cents per bettle For
sale by klDWELL SON, Pa avenue near 18th
street. and Druggitts, Grocers. and Furniture
York. oc12 -lnt
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARR,

Essays for Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses,
and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure sent by mail in sealed le ter envelopes free
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, philadelphi Pa. se q -sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
GIRL KILLED WHILE CELEERAT.
ING HALLOyy EVE.

NOECEsTRR, MASS, Nov. BRIDGE Mur-
ry was killed last Saturday night while ia a
cabhage field by the owner, BtrthoIomew
O'Donneli, who shot her with pistol
Deceased was celebrating HailoW Eve and
with some other girls, went to the field to get
cabbage
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limited STATES PArENr OrFIO1

- WASHINGTON. d O October -. ,ssa
= On the petition Of JOTHAM g. C1yhET ~
Eackseasck: New Jersey, praYing for the exte1
zion OF patent granted to him on the Iith dav az
ckiues: S0"ius Ms'
Il ID ordered that said petition be heard .t thi.
Office on the 18th day Of Decerlber next Anv ner
son may oppose this ex. snsion. Oh lecticns dena
sitionA, and othe. papers should be nied in III
Office twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELlSHA FOOfE
Cc D1aW5W Commissioner OF Patent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

AFFAIRS IN ALExAEDRIA.-The G1-eue of
Saturday eyesing says:
Sales If Real Estdte.-The following Is a list
OF sales OF real estate. made this mOruinp hy
ancticn, in front OF the Mayors Office, by
Green d Wise, real estate agents and auction.
GERS: Twenty acres and one percn Of land IN
ALEXANDRIA county, on the Old Factory road
belonging to the estate of y. B. Swami, to =
Bevan Co, of New York, for S25 per acre
Twenty acres adjoining the above, and belong.
ing TO the same estate, TO the same parties for
Si5 per acre. lot, with the framed housa
,ne,son' Tsi. si,ua!sd on tne southeast corner of
late Geo. Carson, TO L. A. Brewis for slo5O
A house and lot on the east side OF Rovai straet
between Cameron and Queen. belonging to the
estate Of George Duffey, to @. p. Shaw, Tor sG-s
Agricultural Far, The subject of the reor
ganIzation Of the Aeric ultural Society," and tba
preparation OF the grounds, and the necessarv
arrangements for holding far here next fai,
Is being talked about, and such efforts il il
understood, Will be made by the pa rtres baying
tAe matter in charge as will almost insure snc'
cess.
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ssTS}}NC HORSE FAIR 2AzSA-
TO BE HELD At
THE NATIONAL COURSE.
WARRINGTON. d. C..
CoNMENcING NovEMuER IH1s6s


FIRST DAY-Premium, Sico for ALI borse,
IN the District thirty dsys Pre- yious to date
10. tnrse s IN nye mile heats, 10 harness. four or
iEehium, so for kunning Horses, single dash OF
SECOND DAY-Premium of $50 for Trottine
Hofses TO harness mie heats tn az have never beat
en- thIee nlnut, in public.
same Dsy-Preh ium, so FOR best Style Horse ia
ssme Day-Premum for best Saddle Horse
1hlhD DAf-PIemum, $50 for IA stest Double
lam owned by one pes son, mile heats, best two il
Premium, $40 for best matched Double Team
Premium. Sl0o for Running Horses, single dash
FOURTH DAY-Premium, $500; open to all
Irotting Horses, mite ats, hree in ye to har
ness tour or more to FL two more to start Time
Iequrt1 10 DO made In IN race, 233 bstter-goot
aay LAY ana and track,the winning horse to receive $3.50
FIFTH DAY-Premium, S2so for Running Hor
sss, single dash Of three miles; the winner
10 receive Sl76; second horse. S75 Three TO fiji;
Premium, ees for Trot.ins Colts four years. old,.
best three IN five TO harness oAUs'
Premium, $2e for best thoronsh:Jred Stallion.
Premium, &15 for best Brood Mare.
Premium, &l0 for best Spring Colt.
the "rules of the track. :" W
No prelninm win be contested fer after dark,
hecihg TO commence each day at 2 O 'ctock
All uentrles must be ma1e in writing, and fsr psy
rent on premiums to be contested for incIosed on
or tefore the first day of November.
be conducted in an honorable and upright man.
neI ana n every case the premi to be eontes-
tea iof VIII be hung up In the stand before start
Address all entries to T. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
corner OF clNfh street east and Pennsy ave.
noo, NaSiIAst0h, u u &C Il law3w+
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rNITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On ,,a WASHING TON, u q October 10 1883.
Sinh,sDury, Conn praying for the exten ion of
patent granted him on the 23d day of January
ie55, Tor al Improvement in Fountain Pen:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Once on the 18th day Of December next. ANY per.
eoh nay sr>ose this extension. Objections de posi-
tons, and ether papers should be fied in this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
oclelawsw Acting Commis.soner ~ 49,.
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PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN LOTIONn
FOR
BEAUrIFYIN9 THE SKIN AND COMPLY

RENOyES ALL ERUPTIoNs, FREOKLEs
PlMPLES. MOTH, BLOTCHES, TAN etc
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES tu TIE y NURSERY IL is invaluable
For GENTLEdEN after SuAYINGit has 10 ear rsl
'PAPhIAN LOTION" is the saly reliable rem
ecy for diseases and Dlemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN soap,
br the TOILET. NURS ERY and BATE will net
chap the SKIN. Price 70 ceats per cake.
SELDR DE MAYO.s
s'FL0k DE MAYO,
a NEW PFRFU&S FOR TIE UAyDEER.
SHlEE- EXQUIsITE DELICATE LsSTfSS
PHALON & SON. Nes srk
}eo-y Sold by All Dru y1Ists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

ss-T The late Gen. Gates was the first ,sd.t
that ever entered West Point. ~
aS~Bfides are discardipg satin and adon,;n,
wedding toIIsties of PLAN white tuile e
g. boy of eleven has Just died at a,r,a,
IN Switzerland, from the sting OF a venomons
fly.
EF-veils with a deep fringe are now comm,
vogue once more.
81 The executors OF James buchanan b,r.
contracted Tor The erection OF a monumsn, 80,
The remains of the late ex.President, az Ian.
caster. H-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE ENGLISH ELECTIoss.-Tne foreign M.
pers received by the last mails state thar fSe
writs for the ell ction OF members OF Parliament
Will be issued on the i1tb OF November Tbs
borough nominations will take place on The
10Th, and the polling on the l.th. In the conn.
lies, lie nominations viii taxa place on the
18th, ana the polling on the 3ath. Parliament
it is asserted, will meet on the 10th or IIth at
ieCEmber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

FEMALE SrFFEAGF England is tal,lnr tho
lead in the way OF female suffrage. ssTna
rights a " omen are recai wing attention uutar
the BriIish Constitution. Il is stated .b.t
Hbout l,uCG women are on the voting )is, that
vas closed some weeks since. Tney will % 70
the polls next month. and their votes n, rSt -
taken and ccnnied. So far, England il in "a
vance OF the United States 10 respect to fe,,ai,
suffrage
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GCY PgrLPs, VS. oJMsrr n
eseeht' Secretary.
toNNECTItTT NUTUAL IsFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
EIGHTEkN MILLION DoLLIRS
GEORGE II MARBLE. Agent.
Federal Block, Room 10,
Opposite Post 0aise Department.
w - Corner 7th aud streets.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
cFrHE
UNITED STATES 0f isesci
Washington, ID. C.,
Chartered by Special Act Of C.uxr.... A..
proved July IS, 1855.
CASH eAfiTAL........... 200, goo

eFFlCERS;
o. OLARk. Phiiadelphis. President
'AI ovohk, Chairman Finance snd krscutfve
HENkY D. COOKE. Washington, Vice Prs.I.
EMhRsoS W. PEEr. Phnssslphi.. Secretary
rs TURNER Washington. Assistant Secretary.
fhANOis S' SMITH, NJ ID Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
j. X. BARNks. Surgeon General uuited stat.s
Army, " sshinRton S"
Pry EoRWIfz, Chief MEDICAL Dep.rtm.,,
ID. W. BLISS, N. ID. wsshinsten.
Tie advantage. offered hy thi. Cou.p.py arr.
.ctas Sor = saons, c"mpsny, chartered by spec-t'
paid mp CAPITAL Of SIoOOm
IL offers low rates Of premirm
u Iurnlshes larger Insurance than other CO.
panles Tor the sane n8oney.
~ ~ definite aud certain in It's terms.
hs home company IN every locality.
Us pollcles are exempt from att achment.
nere are no unnecessary restrictions in q"
kvery policy 10 nep iorGeStssle.
POileies mry te ;sLen which pay 20 the n
their full amount snd rrturn ell the rrenig
.hst ne insnI snee costs only the decrease
Policiee Will be issued tha, wiz pay 20 Il,
sured during life annual income Of one-te.t.,
No extra rate is charged for risks upon tie lives
1t Insure. not to secure Dividends. but NJ 90 lon
A Local AGENT Is WANTED IN livery
SOlNIf, and applications from competsat par
tee Tor such agt ucies with suit .ble
shsnld be scdressed to the Compsnys General
Agents only in their respective districts
Circulars, Pam ale snd fuil particulars given
on Application st the on ce Of the ppsny In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION FRAUDS
The Grand Jury of the United States district
Court in New York on Saturday fonnd three
bills Of indictment against snlamn Il. Rosen-
berg for iss ning false certificates of naturaliza-
ton. Mr.. Rosenberg has been held 10 bail ir
the sum OF S13,5OO The Grand Jury also found
bills against Lewis Cuddebach, Abraham Hy-
ait, VIM. j. Dickenson, Wyckam $. Shaw,
Samuel Il. Domenick and Henry &. Mitspaugh
for combining and conspirIng together TO sell
and use false certi1icats OF citizenship.
HSThe most fashionable millners Ia Paris at
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OPINION IN NATUEALIzATIoN CASE
Judge johnson, o. the Supreme Court OF no.
chester. ~. \, granted al order against the
Board OF Registry of the I bird Ward o. tnat
city, compelling them 20 show cause v-hv they
oid not register man named Miles, who an.
peared before them tor registration, beariug
his certificate OF naturalization Of the date of
September y, 1sG-. The registers appeared in
court and ansv cred that they refused 10 reg.
lister Miles Tor among other reasons. that on The
2oth day OF September. lsCS, there was no court
III session that the certifcats was given him by
the deputy county clerk IN the absence OF apy
court or Judge. The certificate bcre the sssI OF
the county court and the signature Of the clerk
and was regular on its face. Judge John son
alter hearing the arguments, dec Sidrd that tue
county court bad common jurisdiction sufi-
c'eut 10 authorize the clerk 10 grant Certi;ca-es
of naturalization, and that the board OF registry
CanuOt 20 behind 4 CeTtIt cate OF the court herr
ing its al and due IL form; otherwise, in s40Tf,
compelling the registrars % register Miles.
BALTIuoEE AND P0TOsAc RAILEo.p.-We
are Pl'aSsd 10 learn that tins much needed
public work is progressing as rapidly as A. is
po>s ole. The night OF way IN most cases uas
otti secured and paid for, aud through the eli
loils OF tiOV. Bowie. The worthy pres ident. Vr
oouOt hot that the whole WORK wall b. co,u-
plrtrd 10 a shorter time than it's most s,neulse
irithds anticipated 1Eapaits Rep.
NV STATE SEAI.-The STATE of IIIinois has
auop'rd new seal Ths design Is an ear,. ON
bOulctr ln prairie, TIE rising sun in the dis
beaflng me words: "Stats Sovereignty-Na-
tiOIal Union
ETIt is said that Napoleon is irei.nes To
Pc INIT he AGrs.iid s. 10 resume It's old place AS
the NATIONAL ar OF France
sSln Madrid on October :, n great d.,eop.
str5ion was made IN favor of religious liberty
and equality.
GVTLe people of Weedsporf. N V. have in
vented a new church enterusinmeal-l ..Inuso
aud milk sociable."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE REMOVAL OF GEsERAI. RETSoLDs.-
data" says: "a rumor that the i'residen. has
made known his intention of removing q sneraI
htSICiGs because OF his order torDlddiug the
election Tor President in Texas has gained cir
Cuanou. The President has not made known
any such purpose. though it is quite probable
iA"J Reynolds VIII be relieved of his COM
Iocnu, more particularly On account of his last
order, interfering with the decision Of a civil
court in a case iGyOlvIrg question Of heir
snip 10 real estate. No ether military COM
rdEder has ever assumed such authority as
Reynolds has taken upon himself IN the case of
the heirs CT Clark. mentioned in these dis
patches iew days ago, and his conduct in this
instance meets with the disspprobation of
officials here, irrespective of party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

HSThe most fashionable millIners Ia Paris at
this moment are men.
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The otJect ~ his Association is 90 secure a cash
pay nIe"t within forty days after tn i-ath q q
member g A. many dollars as there are members =
10 the ciass % which he sae b.l5ngs. 70 his OF
her heirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

IKTFRSAl REvxsUs-Tbe receipts TO-DAY
rom tais source were si,a7l,579s2.
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ADVANTAGES.

Inc sdvertsees OF this Association over Or5fnZr
LIE insurance Companies are. no pa-lls can
~ the Ices are 80 small, aud lui-e. 20 ba
PAID at snch long intervals, that anT ga,a cas
secure 20 his family q competency upon lis dean
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CLASSES.
ILLUSTRATION.

Glass =" has 90 male members A NAG df,s
The AssocistiOn psss over within forty a.,s s. go
70 the WIDOW or heirs AMI the siaas IA. n tr<
forward within thirty days dollar aud tea .,,s
esch 70 the hszOciatIsn "a reiin hnTse it Failirs
TO send this SUN. they forfeit 90 tie Ass.ciatia al
moneys tsid. aud the Association supple, a na~
member 10 al The Klsce OF she retiring ole
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MEMBERSHIP FyES.

ne inenip-rshlp lees are ser iaFs st iointag,
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"a eas n' ber ot which due notice wil toe gi zen.
One dCilai IRON each member go > u tue wilsS gr
lelrs o. tbe deceased member, ard tue ten cents
ter eE penses Of cOllecting
me Compan. Is diyio-d iutO TEN CLASSES
rOh MEN aud TIN CLAssE, FOR NDHEN,
hs e.on as these claSsCs hiieh ten aeg ciassns
VIII he adopted Men and women are GOT aiios "A
The same classes. Everything il done 90 make
each ClGssegual