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New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

COOPERATIVE STORES: THEIR HISTORY,
" ORo.sIurIos AND M.siGEsEST Paper, so cents -
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OP THE NORTH BROOK
FIELD MAss) COOPERATIVE STORE ASSOCIATION Pnes ID
- -..-. ,.-..-,, - 49,,
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Price Is eenA
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HOME NEWS.
TIIR WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
St James Hotel-SenatOr Casserly and fam
ey of California, Gen. W. Myers, Washington, and the
Rev. o. r. Starkey, Mystic. Conn. Brevoort House
Gen. 5. L. Marvin, Albany. == Astor House-Sena-
tsr Pomeroy OF Kansas, and Gen. ID. Vckers Phadel.
Pha == Metropolitan Hotel-Judge j. Erskine OF
Georgia, and Gen. T. J. BaTtholow of 81. Louis. =
NewIorl Hotel-Gen. Louis Wigfa of Texas, ana Bcv-
sTley Tucker jr Of Virginia. = 81 Nicholas hQ1el.
Ex-Gov Page of Vermont, j. +. Joy of Detroit the Hon
e. X Jewett Of Maine, Col. C. T. Pollard OF Nath.nle'
and A. Murdoch, Mississippi. == Albemare ISo noGl
Gen. h. Hill. L. s. A., and Congress G. 6hanee
Springfield Mass. = Clarendon Hotel - 5sn
Of the British Legation. [ Everett Honse.,1 H,o1 -
Fifth Avenue Hote-Co GOuTley, NJ y ana at ,o ., An
H Anon, London; Judge W. f. Allen OF te mimi of tie
peals ID X Mccarthy of Syracuse, capt b5 t oorvia
British Army. the Rev r. W. b. Elott " Minocseta
George Fox OF Philadelphia, Edmund kt kce" Uate-The
and n & pruyu ALBANY -= Wcstlulh ii' ''o n
Hon G. W. Miller, Superintendent ol inc Insurance
rftnau
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NEW SHORT ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS.
TILE TOL EDO, WABASH and WESTERN RAILWAY CO..

rtenti ts line 10 ST. Louis ,nd horonghy equipped The 's
with PULLMAN WAGNER PALACE CARS, which through
from EevYok to ST direct thus constituting short direct and
Attractive route 70 the and south Buffalo and Cleveland
iekes Tor sale at all principal ticket oeea Baggage checked
ough through freight this route uneqaAoe iAhhe
Oct !, 1870. - n,,
r. ROBINSON, General Eastern Agent "a Broadway, ~
w b. MALCOLM, General Passenger Agent Tolcto.
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BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

NJ. BAIRD & CO., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF RAILROAD
SERVICE,
TIKI ECONOMICAL USE or WOOD, COKE. BTUMlN0Us AND
ANTHRACITE COAL As FUEL.
ALL WORK ACCURATELY FITTED TO GAUGES AND
THOROUGHLY INTERCHANGEABLE
Pss Nssn Workmanship Finish and Eheney fay guaranteed
4 BAIRD CHAS T. PARRY, WM. T. HENZEf,
GEO BIRNHAM EDw H. WILLIAMS Ed. LONGSTRErH
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH FROM SUNsTEoKE--About noon yes
terday officers Swindle and Cunningham dis
covered man lying In an alley adjoining the
s Me,nociSt s PTotsssant Church, On Gongess
the effects of liquor, conveyed him to the station
house, where they searched his pockets, and
found small sum of money, besides two empty
phiais, which had lately contained prescriptions
put up by two of our druggists. Several ply
slcians in attendance, pronounced the case one
OF sunstroke, and immediately applied the usual
remedies. As the unfortunate man was q
stranger to all present, and one Of the phials
containing prescription as prescribed by DR..
Peter, that gentleman was sent for, who came,
and stated that the man applied to him on last
THURSDAY, complaining of nervousness, and that
he prescribed the contents of one OF the bottles.
subsequently Ii was ascertained that the name
of the man was Timothy Mccarthy, residing on
I'd street.. near High, and that he had
Hill cemetery, and also at Mr.. Pickrells lum-
Der yard. He was about % years old, and had
peen In this country only about three months.
MI. Daily, brother-in-law of Mccarthy, was
present, and did all he could to alleviate the
sunerings of his relative. At 4:30 O'Clock DIR.
d. MaRruder was summoned but could do moth
ing toward relieving the sufferer. Shortly after
ward Father Guida, of st. AIMS church, Ten
naliytown, arrived, and Amounted the dying
man according to the form OF the Catholic
IN Or; johnson applied cups to the tenn,
ounces of blood, which seemed to give no relief,
II was plainly seen that he rapidly sinking,
and he was relieved by death about half past
nine Q clock last night. Mr.. Daily immedi ately
mad the body removed to his home on I'd street,
from where the funeral will take place to-
morrow.
THE WHEAT MARKET is rather stagnant to-
day, the only offerings being 800 bushels, lin
store in Alexandria, for which VIM. Clabaugh
offered SLIGO, and the same was telegraphed,
without an answer being received up to the
closing OF our report.
DRovERs' REsT.-The market at Drovers'
Rest, Yesterday, though well attended, was very
dull. We quote: 315 head Of cOttle at SiaS6.T5
per 100 lbs. gross; 800 sheep and lambs from
S2as4.50 per head; cows and calves S25aS5O.
The COAL SHIPMENTS northward, during the
past week, amounted to 16 40 tons.
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We do not care to send out less than S?0, and We
make the above discount on larger amounts
sena 9hs 4 haSs es a
sa ea VI. and s xhen ne
s. express and the siecsn be paid the ises s1
sent to u. by mail viii n0n sesd s s fh2
sasn s send Prd Sn f @ and s.
down dow or en- delivery, and SsO afterwards, Re,nem-
after man has once obtained a stock of our MONEY
he is never short Of funds, we can assure you we
sha not sell more than one order to each agent out
send for all you will want for about six months b7
v wnS . Im =, we VIII III hsSe another st9ek ready
you fer 10 cash down or g. o. d, if yen agree to
psS tee balance, 500, within thirty days:
National Bank bs sp srsli dea EG
IN sheet q letter paper, and sent by mall but the
order the noney sent D. to bs paid
when received at the express office; We are con.
we express the money from their house. it pss.es
through unn9ticed. the same as any other goods.
Cold chains. anything Of the Kind We s20nld be
.eny you the bus o Tfs ars and pass Se
whole amount on the way here, and when you arrive
You will find personal interview far more ss'isfacl
tory than c9rresponeence for whea We see and know
liberal arrangements with energetic men Ii You
and then we will give you full and explicit direc
tiGns where and how TO meet US. YOu will have the
KINDNESS 10 address As per manuscript enclosed and
believe US. Yours ever in truth and sincerity.
r. S-We have now adopted q process b. which
the biiis are made 10 look though they had been
new
There 10, alas, slip purporting to be a clip
ping from the New York Herald authenticating
the points as set forth In the above circular and
stating in the most ingenious phrases that the
affair, although 80 terribly money making, was
not punishable according to law, &C.; but the
slip is not printed either in Herald type or on
Hsrd!d paper, and is evidently forgery. The
gall greeDhorns into sending money, and the
silly victims Of course do not dare to make COM
PLANT II they receive no answer, as they would
criminate themselves as wishing to deal in coun-
terfeit money.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
at half price Summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice; IL 900 yards Caicoes-best makes an 10
offered such bargains. BENZ MILLER
IVA 1Ol Bridge St, Georgetovn- ID q
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTS. de.

Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow {
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 street.
MarkTiter's Art Gallery, ass 18th street.
Barlow Art Gallery, 30 Pa. avenue.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby gwen that tie following property
was sold for taxes May 10Th, 1863, and if not re-
deemed together with interest and cost of adver-
tisementl on or before August 10th, lso Corporation
ance with the laws made and provided in such
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Inc Ftre Department Case,

TIE Old Members against the Nelc Members- The
Ban Jor byEEefioE Dismissed-Qao Warraato
Preceding.
This morning, Judge wylie, sitting in special
term, delivered his opinion in the fire depart
ment case-Stone ct al. sgt. Dubant ct al. Judge
Wyiie stated that the bill was for an Injunction
10 restrain defendants from exercising functions
as cfheers and employees Of the fire department.
anu me pleadings show that defendants are in
possession OF the department by color of office,
YI on what processes TO be legal appointment.
The comIlainants allege that inasmuch as they
were appointed for good behavior the fire com
mlssioners had no right to remove them. With
out saving whether the fire commissioners had
lawful authority. the fact Is they undertook TO
remove The eomplainants and put in the defend
ants, and the latter are now in possession. The
authorities, as far As he had been able to ex-
anime, are unifOrm-in one direction-and show
that in this case bin in equity will not lie He
saw gTeatsdficulties as to other remedies. and
whatever difficulties may be found in the quo
1-aSTGnto proceeding, il is certain that the au-
ihorities will not sustain tho position;
and without examining in detail the
numerous authorities referred to, he would
content himself by dismissing the bill.
The PENNSYLVANIA case relied upon by the coun-
eel for the compliments is not applicable to this
case tor there the question arose out of dispute
between certain parties who claimed to be
elected as Councilman, and the existence of the
corporate authorities depending upon a decision
IN this case, 10 did not admit of postpOnement
and az the quo tcdrrdntO was not an adequate
remedy the Court had 10 determine who should
represent the city. In this case subordinate
off GERS and the employees Of one OF the city de-
partments are interested. If there is any remedy
for the compliments il is by quo Uarranto. He
supposed that the case would be appealed.
Judge Fisher asked when il would be conye-
nient 20 hear them on the quo todrrdn,o.
MI Wilson said that there were no papers
Mr.. Cook replied there was a case before the
court-the first papers were still on file.
Judge Wylie said that he regarded the paper
hled N petition for an information on a motion
"A n fgo Us4fo Ia ho11 III
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TIE NV OFFICERs-Fdypiento of tie Iudeb,-
fdRess u the COrpordtion.-Gen. III. NJ Whittle-
sey, who has been appointed by Mayor Emery
the corporation comptroller, under the recent
act OF the Councils, will arrive home to-day and
1t Is thought will Immediately enter upon his
duties Mr.. MeKelden, the auditor has been
assigned the room adjoingin the Council cham
Fer formerly occupied by the engineer of the
washington canal, and will occupy il until the
surveyors ONCE lie removed to a room in the
upper story adjoining the Aldermen's chamber.
MI. Mekelden has already entered upon his
duties. and doubtless for some time will have
his hands full, as will also the Comptroller. who.
" understood, will occupy the room
directly opposite the registers Office,
and adjoining the tax collectors Office
MI Mckeldens duties require him to pass
npon al bills against the corporation, and
should he approve them as correct they will be
30 endorsed by him. The Comptroller will then
issue the check upon the bank which win be
countersigned by the Mayor and Register All
disputed bills tiled with the Auditor will be re-
ferred to the Mayor and Councils, and il is said
That some Of those recorded by the finance COM
1nittee will take this course.
The Auditor will be at his Office next week
from TO O'Clock, and from 20 &. for the
purpose of passing upon all bills except tor the
commissioners, COMPENSATION OF policemen and
IRE department. for the payment OF which ar
TaDeements will be made hereafter. The Mayor
and Register are kept busily engaged in signing
tie new certificates OF indebtedness, but il l.
likely that the issue cannot be commenced until
the latter part Of next week. Some OF our
brokers have already commenced figuring az to
WHAT W all be their value, and il is believed that
they will sell at par, or very nearly.
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b. sILvERBERG,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d STREET
Nv Ctr

SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
VIM. II. FAULKNER would respectfully inform
his old customers and the citizens Of Washington i'm
general that he be found at No Al 18th street
near lyania avenue, where he il prepared to
make eHlRTS to order in the most approved man
ner and at low prices The cut and finish OF his
Shirts are too well known to need further notice
up at short netce.
A good OPERATOR on Wheeler Il Wilson's Sew.
ing Machine wanted. (Rep.I jy25-lm
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THO THE PUBLIC.
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS FROM AUCTION.
600 yards White Cambria and Brilliant, yard
wide, only Is cents per yard. worth Is cents
no yards White Linen, suitable for summer
drawers, only 25 cents per yard, very cheap.
Ladies' hem stitched HaHdkerchiefs, warranted
all linen, only l21a cents, worth rs cents.
Fruit Doyles, only 81 81 per dozen.
honey comb Quilts, only S1.50 piece.
White Doylies and Napkins from 70 cent? nm
Bath Towels Of low prices.
Cradle Quilts 40 cents a piece.
Linen Towels from 10 cents up.
Dress Goods at cost
French Lawns at Is cents per yard.
EMORY BAXTER.
au2-u 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE SILK UMBRELLAS.
Prices moderate.
GEO. Q. HEyNING's,
No. 40 eth St., n. W.
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IN -
Under the arrangements made and contaminated
SYKES. CHADWICK q CO., the entire manage
nent and control OF Willars Hotel has passed into
the hands OF the undersigned who s from this date
alone responsible therefor.
June Is, 1870. JAMES sykes
JUNE -, 1870.
MI. SYKES acknowledges his grateful oblieafions
TO the patrons Of Willards Hotel, and promiees 10
those Who shal visit his house to extend every com
lort and Accommodation that may lie In iii
power. ie1l-H
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DINEY POINT PAVILION.

H., s.. Mays Co,r,y, Nd,
VIII oren Tor the reception of Visit +. 4
ers, TUESDAY, July s, $50. This popu- vHNA0
lar resort has been gr, atty enlarged BY the s.fl
sddlti"n OF new and commodious buildings ITs
cottages thoroughly renovated and the hole estsb-
shno at supplied with ensirelv astc F1ynffsTs Ten
Pm Alleys. Fishing and Sail Boats and every appii-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure q,
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats ana the
Baltimore and Aqua Greek Boats pass daily
Ierms-S3 per day, II 50 per week, so per month
o. tRirty days. Children and servants half price
tT6er Information will be furnished AZ the tlffice
Of the Metropolitan Hotel. " iesO-fs
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TIE D0RCHESTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE,
4 MARlLAND.-BESNETT BROS,
fropr1etors, having reiurnished, repovs yEAY
Ted, and attached large wing 10 their well ls.Ekl
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception n
summer boarders- Persons desiring a home free
from the turmoils Of the hot and crowded city will
nnd AL they desire. FOR further information, ad-
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Nd. Jyl3- I'm
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TIE PRINTER ExCCRsIoS.-The excursion
OF the Columbia Typographical Union, on
Thursday. was one Of the largest and best man
aged vet given, the Wawaset making three trips
20 GlymOnt- The best OF order prevailed. and
nothing occurred 70 mar the enjoyment OF all
HLO participated
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~HALLS HAIR RENEwER ..........7 zoe
uS At same low rate We ODER Ayers, Kings
Montgomery's, Barretts, Mrs Allen ., Chevs liers
and all Hair Preparations. Also, my
FINE OLD Rye WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied by myself; large bottles. 81
- ALSO,
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral.......s3o
o
yaynes Alternative aud Expe etoT SOC
Bachelors Hair Dye (black and brown b.-.-....S5c
nos9;e,.eu PtteI
LuDin perfumes, very large assortment, warrant
-. Gu genuine vc
Magnolia Balm and Lairds Bloom
Lyon kathairon and Tricopherus 90
Burnetts CocoaiDe and Kalliston
Schencks Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup..........91 rs
Csigates Soaps, all kinds, retailed ct wholesale
winchester's Hypophosphitss-..... ......-sso
Browns Ese jamaica Ginger DC
California Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry, Muses-
tel, a1 Hook and Claret. Sc
De Jopgh Cod Liver Oil, (genuin IS
FRENCH hsssc BRaSPY. i0TT1ED GIN RU H. &c so
Just laid in largest stock Of Toilet Articles IN the
city, which will sell at 50 per cent less than regu-
lar prices, imported and domestic Perfumefy,
Soaps, Colognee, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair Tooth,
Nail, Infant, Shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tosta Comb: In great variety, Prepar .
tons for the ConHexion, &c.
Having much enlarged my store, will give par
ticular attention TO the Cempoqnding Of Physicans
be put mp half the usual rates, and every article
xRTHUE NATTANs, Druggist,
ow-V Corner ID and u streets, II, W.
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HRNPLKR has all kinds Of thermometers. s..
THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor.
ner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 1880 O'Clock every Saturday evening"
in addition to its regular banking hours. It
pays interest on deposits.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Initial Buttons,
Pipes, Vases, Satchels,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and 9th streets.
FEW TRAVELLERS are unacquainted with the
American House, Boston, but they may not be
aware OF the many improvements in this pOpu-
lar house. Suites Of rooms, vertical railway
lunch room, billiard halls, sc.
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"E6T END HOTEL.
wv Long BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
VIII be opened for the Recep tion Of Guests on the
goth June.
court Endn Of this famous summer VEyk0
resort, has all the advantages OF modern IE.
In every respect. '.s'"SS
The personsl attention Of Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PkTER GARDNER, so long Known 10 ths
travelling public. viii surely guarantee TO those that
can wish for. s''eS
For Rooms, &C, apply on the premises or BY etter
addressed to SYKES, GARDINER co
leHu West End Hotel. Long Branch, M.
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A BEArTIFUL SIsHT C?)-To-day, abou. txo
O'Clock, q sleek looking hog found a nice wal
lowing place at the intersection OF 9Th street AMI
Pennsylvania avenue, and took possession. hold
ing IL for several hours. This will be reformed
when the wood pavement takes the place of the
present Puagmire and cobble-stOne arrange
ment.
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HOTELS.
EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.
wILLARDs JSI2 =, $50. 1eAA
On and after the 25th inst , and up TO and EiS4 u
charges at this extensive and we'll annoinfed ho,i
will be as follows: '0'
Board and Rooms, per 81 50
Rooms Board "a % .....S 90 TO / IS
According to location.
p Kooms viii be exhibited at any time and sample
House.
Special rates may be made to clubs composed Of
These arraDg ements afford an unequalled combfna-
ton of comfort. cheapness AM desirable loo atty to
Government officials and others similarly situated,
who wisb to avoid long, hot, and dusty walks to
reach unpalatable meals and inferior apartments.
prices Of rst-ciass Recommendations to ante war
rates respectfully solicit the patronage of that
large number of persons obliged to spend the sum
JAMES SYKES. Propriet5r.
WASHINGTON, 70 July. 1870. jy22 3m
M ISSIsQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL,
This first. class Hote, IL now open fDr
guests The Hotel is adjacent to and con YIEA0
nected with the Misssquoi Springs. whose 90.
screfula, Brights disease and other diseases of
the kidneys; The Springs are situated niaes miles
road. Band Of music in attendance Board this
u staSio B. Def suBLETT H Proprietor.
METROP0LITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK,
ON and after july 18th. $50, the Price s a 4
iy 1sHnD siSEoN R Leland iaGs co. GA4Y
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he ALEXANDRIA AND FRKDxpIrrsprpa
Observation-Disclosures EMPLOYED nv ~ Do n'
pany Yesterday commenced the work of lo.st;
the propose route of that road the I'm rri shs
tai lines Of which they had alrea Iy run.@Ga-
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REAL Estate SAIBs.-Dyer & Davidson
nave sold, FOR Ann ;. Humphrey, a two story,
SsNeh,Ioom frame house on 18th street, between
70 anu .bd southeast, TO John Wagner, ESD, for
BY Thomas r.. wagpaman. real asta,. h-oL.x
ana auctloneer, lot NO. Il. in souare No Irs
improved by small brick, to James Butlsr- ~,
$500. ioh
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Is Impossible to conceive the variety Of goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit CAR
p. S.-The store is cool and pleasant,
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UMBEBi LU4D1Bn LUABlB
Lumber, Hmloef IeneinS, 0yIFe. Shinsies. Whits
Pine and s'r.fSsI FISH Ysdds f. A
q al kinds On hana and Tor sale q lovsa marie
nsSs b WILLIE RE1oRAy1.
.,,s.u nssaaaEs r. 1ss!esl
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INSURANCE.

GOFERNMENT sECURT1Y
LiFk INSURANCE COMPANY
oJSo,, ~ Ware. Stree, kse forE
AZ Peife,ss kegtsfered ~ ths TnsNYaacs a ps-,,s
STATE 81 N>tc ierk. dRd SsrHrsf
~ Spsctai Dspossfs.
NoHstSitag ~ Gortrassaf Seosrtffss 1sf Er1Fs 4us
Morfgages.
CASH PREMIUMS,
CASA DIFIBENDS ANNUALLY
CLAIMS ran ~ CASH.
POLICIES NON FORFEfTaRLE
THIRTY DAiSGRACE ON RENEysLS
OFFICERS:
~ r. MORGAN s-.,.
GEORGE MoLFURD -. Nic, pss.....'
tLate Der. supt. Inc, Department, SlAte OF Nv
=, So - York
s,n~,.,. fr., Asth., Yale College,
@. FENWICk, N. D. Medical 4 \ slniaer. OF a
- 4o3 TN street. :. ".
CHRIS. Z. CALLAN. General AGENT,
District of Galntaha.
y s-sSm Office t3' eth street. washing,on, d. g.