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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

The CENTRAL IRISH REPUBLICAN AssocIA-
TON FOR lNPROvEMENTs.-Am meeting of the
Central Irish Republican Association of this
city, Was held last night at Wills Hall, 9TH
street, the president, z. III. Donegan in the
Mr.. Games Reynolds offered series of resolu-
lions, which were adopted. Among them is one
endorsing the plan Of improvements projected
by the Board OF Public Works, and the issuing
OF a 600 600 in bonds to execute said plan of i'm,
proyements in accordance with the REQUIRE
ments Of The act of the Legislature Messrs
george n. Heron, John Hickey, and James
Reynolds were appointed COMMITTEE To renorf
a plan OF reorganization at the next meeting
MI II. III DOnegan delivered an address, in
which ne fully Endorsed the republican admin
slration in this district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
~ GREAT REDUCTION.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
HENRY KING, yr..
MASONIC TEMPLE,
CORNER NINTH AND r STREETS.

Twenty I've thousand dollars Of
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS.
LACES, STRAW GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARASOLS.
CoRSETs, LADIES vEsTs.
Sod Of 10 per cent. above cost.
No deviation.
Positively One Price Only. ryBly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
The MILITARY Parnde

AT one O'Clock to-day the arrpories of the
several companies which purposed joining in the
parade this afternoon were the scenes OF active
preparations for the event. Shortly after 2
O'Clock the Presidents Mounted Guard, Colonel
owen, was on its way to the parade ground in
front OF the City Hall. Company A, Washington
Light infantry, left their armory, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel; Company b theirs, in
HarmOnial Hall; Company theirs in the
First Ward; and Company ID theirs, on eth street,
near l., in time to reach the rendezvous at the
appointed hour, where the line was formed with
Captain Moore commanding the Battalion, Lieu
tenant Lamb acting adjutant, and Sergeant
Needing as sergeant major. The companies
were offcered as follows COMPANY A, Oscar
Hough, first lieutenant; VIM. II. Beaii and WIN.
Dalton, second Lieutenant; with 81 men, Com
Pany ID, John W. Mcknight, captain; Jos Nc
Maxim, first lieutenant; j. w. Mckee and James
MeNabb, aecond lieutenants with 45 men. Com
pany c, Il. j. Luttrell captain: Charles p
Crandell and f. q. Calvert, second leutenants:
with - men. Company ID, K. c. Lewis, captain;
j. i. Waugh, first lieutenant; Thomas MAY,
second lieutenant; with IS men.
The right OF the line rested on 5th street and
the order of march being given they moved off
past the City Hall, the Presidents Mounted
Guard acting as escort to the infantry. In pass
saaute, and then proceeded down Az street 70
fennsyiyania avenue, down south size of Ave-
nue. TO the Capitol, wheeling aud marching up
IN. IN. north side OF the Avenue to 18th street, to
the Circle, 10 street, to 18th street, to street,
10 vermont avenue, to the Arlington House.
where Governor Cooke reviewed the line anJ
by NJ street returned to the City Hail and dis
Company b, National Guard. ffornsr,v
Washington Light Guard,) is also making .
parade this afternoon. The officers are can't
Donald McCathran and Lieutenants A. Shaw
and with a full brass band made handsome
appearance a. they marched from their armorv
in the Navy Yard Odd Fellows Hall to ths
residence Of Captain s. o. Marks, {xhe COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

p. 9. c. j. III. RATHBoSE, founder of the
order OF knights of Pythias, arrived in this CITY
from New York on Saturday evening, and was
met by delegation from Anacostia Lodge who
escorted him 70 the residence OF Prof. Esputa
eth street east, where he was serenaded by the
ID OF the lodge, playing q Hail to the Chief -
ard other appropriate airs; after which thew
With the other members OF the lodge, assembled
IN Prot Esputa's and extended to Mr.. Rathbone
a hearty and sincere welcome. A bountiful col
latlOn was served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

REV. DIR. SANsoN.-Dr. II. NJ. Pierce having
resigned the presidency OF Rutgers College for
Women, on 5th avenue, New York, the trustees
have elected Rev. G. W. Samson, LID for the
past six years president Of Columbian College.
in this city. II il understood that DIR. Samson
viii accept the presidency OF Rutgers and enter
upon lis duties at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

mp store, with large and Carefully selected
kioek OF late styles Of fan goods is Just now an
atuaetiVe feature ON 9Th street. Mr.. NJ Price
.he proprietor informs his customers that he hes
just purchased in New York the said storL
which consists OF gents furnishing goods of All
descriptions. His number Is 4l3 Ith street he
tween ID and streets. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, at their
meeting yesterday, referred the application of
Madison Davis tor street crossings in the
Jwenty-seeOnd district TO chief of bureau for
report, and the petition of Foster Henshaw and
others TO have the grade of Virginia avenue
regulated, 20 engineer for immediate report.
Lucas < Co. were authorized to set curbs on I
street at prices TO be hereafter established by
the board. Petition OF w. b. Moore and Others
70 have llth street east, from Pennsylvania
avenue TO boundary graded and graveled was
referred to bureau of streets for report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

And what does the Patriot editor do tIi.
morning hut lit down and write an e,IitoriaI
about "OutTages or the I.abOriuC men, He
reaiiy dos Rub our ewes OF our specs as we
may There n is-an aT,icle IN the Pairigt IA.
which the editor processes che prufoundest
y mTathy for the laboring class. and a love for
them beyond the love OF David for Jonathan.
Now, 1T = pity that lOve-nav, devotion OF this
sort should never reach its object. but remain
concealed. like a worm i the bud. to feed on the
damiSk cheek Of the Patriot writer; and as We
lear that our Tammany neighbOr does not hap
pen TO be read by n single mechanic or labOring
man in the city, we take this means of in
forming the working people that the affections
Of that paper have broken out towards them
m this ardent and unaccOuntable manner
But, alas, Tor the disinterestedness of human
nature, II seems that our neighbOr is only labor
ing to relieve itself from the Odium of taking
TIE bread out OF the mouths Of the laborin0
men by its injunction business stopping all
Improvements. 1t wants the Iahorers to he
heve that in some unexplained way the
Board Of Public Works can 20 on with
their Improvements just the same as if the
inJunctiOnists had not taken steps to cripple
them by stopping the sale of the improvement
bonds. We are sadly afraid that the Pafrlo, win
lind It's sudden affection for the wOrkingmen nm
recipTOcated, and its argument to prove friend
ship unappTeeiated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27


The Parrot this morning makes the assertion
that '-since the Territorial government came
into existence, two months ago, real estate has
declined in value nearly twenty per cent. on
account Of the scandalous schemes which have
been adopted"
We have to-day addressed a note TO Simon
Well, Esq, Recorder Of Deeds, to ascertain The
facts IN gard to real estate operations. and i,
reply ne sends the following data. shown, the
transfers OF real estate for comparative months
IN June and July of iS6J-10-7I:
In June, I,69, there were 2l5 transfers; in J,r,,
of the same year, 1J5. (And this included tan
deedS) In June, 1870, there we're rs. and in
July OF 1870, go. In June, 1871, the transfers
Amounted to 2S5. anil in ,July (rhe presaut
month"; to Sc6, the largest number in any one
month.
This shows that the real estate bushes. bas
been unusually active in the two months of tba
existence Of the Territorial Government ana il
u deUonsirable at the same time that nrices
have been steadily going up.
What transparent falsehOod viii the PIt,is.
try neSt%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

France at present, if not entirely. is at least
pasSively republican in sentiment, and it depends
somewhat on the wisdom and prudence of NJ.
Theirs and his eO-laborers, whether the cause Of
popular government is to gather sirength or lose
ground ia the immediate future. A correspon
dent Of the London Times says that there are. in
the National Assembly, perhaps one hundred
and eighty men who are republicans from con-
viction. and whose creed it is that from no other
form OF government can France hope for a per
manent revival of her power and prosperity. But
there are between three hundred and four hmm
bred more who have no devoted attachment IN
any dynasty, nor any particular aversion IN \
republic who are determined 10 have liberal in
sttutlOns, whose chief aim and desire are the
good OF France, and who would accept a wise
and moderate republican government as they
would a patriotic and constitutional KIM. I'm.
who do not admit the necessity Of coming 10 aDv
decision AT present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27
Government Securities
stock Renorr

~ BGnksrS', Brokers aud Co1HsYcial T. lsrrrph I
LeNls johnson Go. quote stocks and bonds, in
d nc aud foreign markets, a. follows
NV 1oKK- July 8.-Iirst Board, 10 80 a. NJ
:. : 1871, coupon. ll6. 5-2s. o.. coupon, ia;
. - o. coupon ,ll5s 5-2Js 6j coupon, II3t 2D's
nov, %, coupon, ll25s; s 2's. 6, coupon, n2k;
= Coc9uP9n HIS 10 4ps. coupon, lI3lS Curren
81 os' Hy,s harII9Sa, 81 Canton, a; Cumber-
lana, = western Union Telegraph, 81: Quicksjl-
yer, n; Pacific Mail. 49,; Boston Water Power
-; Adams ENprcs-, Sl'5 " ellis, Fargo & Co : Ex-
press, ~ american Express, So; United States
Express, $50 New York Central and II hudson, %
Ne York Central Scrip, 9lts; Erie, 27ZS: do pre-
Ter, ID -; Harlem, IN: do. prefd, =; Reading,
IiE' Michigan Central. =; Lake Shore and
Michigan southern, l0s1I; Union Pacific Railroad
It Illinois Central 1921 OF Il; Cleveland and Pitts
burg IDS; Northwest Cos; do. preferred, SSsI
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
New Jersey Central. lOs7 Rock Island, l07
Mlwaqkle and 1t. Paul, 5s3S; do preferred, 7gAi :
W .,ESsh ana western $50; Delaware, Lackawana
aud western, hszs IT. Wayne, 800 ord; Alton and
Ierre hsu'e, =; Hannibal and ST Joseph, 6s; Chi
ssgo and Alton, l22; do. prefd, ~ of'd; Ohio and
MlSsissipPi certificates, 4f4; Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, lSs4; Tennessee 6's old 72lS; do
new, q; Virginia 6s, old, 651s Offd; North Carolina
g. :, old az do new, :; Missouri SIS, 81 ord:
sd. Gold, ll2>s. Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

Notice hereby given that the undersigned, Third
Secretary in her Britannia Majesty's Diplomatic
Service, has been appointed agent for Her Britain
nc Majesty Government, and is authorized 10 re-
oeiVe, at Washington any claims, the part OF cor
porstions, companies, or private indivd sub
lects Of Her Britannia Majesty, upon the Govern
ment of the United States, arising out of acts
United against the persons property Of subjects Of
Her Britannia Majesty during the period between
the 18th Of April, lS6l and the 9th Of April 1855, in
elusive, and which yet remain unsettled, coming
within the provisions of Article u and tine fye
following articles Of the Treaty Of Washington of
the sth Of May, 1871; aud accordingly all persons,
being subjects Of Her Britannia Majesty, who may
have claims Of the nature described in the said ar;
cles, anu which they desire have laid before the
Commissioners TO be appointed under those articles
are required TO notify such desire to the under
signed, at his Office, No. 503 18th street, between
New York avenue and street, Washington, d. c.,
and to transmit to him forthwith the particulars Of
their claims, together with the requisite documen-
ary evidence information in support thereof, for
the purpose Of being submitted TO the Commits
siunCrs.
And whereas various documents in support of
claims upon the Government of the United States
coming within the aforesaid articles Of the treaty,
have from time to time been transmitted to the For
eiCn Office in London, and still retained in that
office, notice is further given, that all such dOcu
ments, in keeping Of the Foreign Office, will
forthwith be sent TO the undersiened for registration
and classification, together with these which may be
now deposited in Her Britannia Majestys Legation
at Washington. Persons who have claims on file at
either of the above mentioned places requested
to inform the undersigned of their desire to have
them registered for submission to the Commits sioners
Further netce will be given of the day Of the first
meeting of the Commissioners, within six months
from which every claim is to be presented to the
Commissioners, unless in.any case where reasons
for delay shall be established the satisfaction Of
the Commissioners, when the period for presenting
the claim may be extended by them to any time not
exceeding three months longer.
HENRY HOWARD.
WAsHINeToS, d. g., July Is, ISL. jyl5-eo2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

The Cbr@Rjcle thinks we do injustice 10 the
Market Company; and that while the supple
meEtary legislation Of Congress authorizes the
company 70 10 pretty much as they please, thew
nave really kept very near the plan. The oniv
changes made is in the plan OF the eth street
wing, IN the omission o. the second door and the
beating apparatus, which the ClroEicIs holds i
IN the intere:t o. the markct-men, as giving
them Eight and ventilation, and is to the disad-
vantage Of the Market Company 80 far as
income Il concerned This is certainly disin-
terested Oh their part. The ChroHjel. further
assures Us that the company viii Really and
tFuly erect the inlpoSlp,, structure contemplated
'n ihe original pan. SO mote il be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

workngmen in New York are again agItating
the eight hour question. AT a convention of
delegate from nearly all the tfades' unions in
that city on Monday night committees were APP
pointed to make the necessary arraD geInents for
an indignation mass meeting of the wOrkngmen
OF New York to give expression TO their feelings
regarding the non-enlorcement Of the eight-bour
law, and 10 demand that il be no longer dead
letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

The frequent intermarriage OF cousins in
Kentucky has for wears past been the subject OF
comment in the newspapers in that State, some
journals approving andOthers Disappearing such
unions The subject was submitted to the Leci,-
laturc by a former Governor, who urged the
passage Of a PrOhibitOry law, and quoted from
the statistics OF the blind and idiot asylunns to
prove its necessity, but the members could not
sec il in that Light and cousins still marry there
il they chOose. The effects Of such marriages in
Scotland, ~ shOwnby official reports, completely
disprove the Kentucky Governors theory, As
the offspring OF such marriages in old Scotia
ave marked BY great mental, moral, and pllysi-
cal strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Notwithstanding the weakness Of foreign exchange
ld Il strong all the sales thus far having been AZ
Iizs to ll2s There is evidently "A combination or
GauiZed VI the market 20 keep the price firm, and
The use Of gold from borrowers who have sold IL
tioft There = nothing new to notice in re gard
TO NJ money market rates on call loans remaining
2i5,;i per cent The rates Of commercial paper are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

The New York Times continues to deal Tam
many powerful blows with each daily issue. II
singles out by name the prominent uphoIiers of
that organization, and charges them with lraud
and corruption 70 an extent which must open the
ewes OF taxpayers in New York to a wider extent
than they have been opened heretofore. There
= no mincing OF epithets or lack OF irectness in
the charges Mayor Han, Comptroller Con
molly, and Tweed, are all arrai gned. and figures
axe TuJlished, which, If correct, establish the
truth Of the allegations. The accused parties
are challenged TO deny the accuracy Of the figures
aGduced, either by appeal 30 a court of law, or
10y any other method OF ascertaiHing the facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

There Is 10 be a conference of northern and
southern democrats at Saratoga this week with
reference to the next Presidency, and as the
" new departure" viii be among other ques-
tons under consideration, red-hOt time is
eNrected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

The Asia,ic crowds upon the African in
Louisiana, which State will soon have a large
ChinC~e population. One thousand lAborers. in
addition to those already there, are engaged by
an agent in China, and il Is believed that in a
short time Louisiana will have tens OF thousands
Of MOngolans performing the labor hitherto
done by cOlOred men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion of it may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
r.te Of fifty cents per month. Orders. accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
ness Office of the paper.
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Markets To-slav

BALTIMORE, July 27.-yirginia SKIES. old 81. hid
o. ask,di %. coupon, old. 66 asked; do. new 7s
ECU: North GaToilnas, old, 4O1a bid, 81 asked
BALI MORE, July I.-COttOn very dull; low mid
SiIhg non,nally, l94a 1919. Flour active ami firm
tof new. Howard street superfine, : 4aaS5L :ex-
ira 1<a s654 family S6sfaS75: CITY Mills Sinner
s s9aee, 1sas67s; extra, S6AaS!l4; family, -Sf9sa
Sy5s' western superfine, S41saS5l1; extra ss5I6a
S6ss, family, S6&aS7tS. Wheat firm aud In goad
demand Corn-25,0O0 bushels mixed western, 69s7O:
white southern, 79aSl; yellow southern 7Oa72 Oats
5zaa Provisions dull and unchanged Whisky
NEW YORK, July N.-StOcks steady and ouiet
Goid heavy, l2al2t. Governments firm and iuIl
Money easy,S. Virginia 6's, 81; do new 10 North
CAROLINA ., a. do. new. %. -
NV YORK, July Flour steady. Wheat quiet
meteOr0&Ogfcal RecOrd-,Iuly p, 735AN
War Department. Sion1I .Serrics " q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

Tie Massachusetts, republican State commit
tee has voted 10 call the State convention az
Worcester on Wednesday, Sept. 9Th. Mean
me, according TO the Boston correspondent of
the Springfield Republican, Gen. Butler will
make speeches throughout the State in his own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

EVAccording TO Georgia arithmetic, two
cObbleTs and a cocktail make one sunstroke
sS-The "Abyssinian stretcho has superseded
the Grecian bend among the fashionable bellies
OF New York.
E1The girls at New Orleans church fairs dis
penSe champagne punch instead Of straw berries
and lemonade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

WAR DEPARTMENT, OfFcs Thisf SjsRal orr,
WASHINGTON. ID. & , July 25. ISL Z
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TWENTY FOUR Horns =
me hlgiiest barometer still continues on the south
Atlantic coast, and has extended slightly North AID
eouth"sld An area Of low pressure Continued
northeast 81 Lake Huron, and another probaIIv -ev
S,s west Of Missouri. The barometer has risen "a n
10Y on Lake superior during tho night Light S0b.
westerly winds prevailed from New England =, Tn
hessee- NortheTiy winds are reported from VI nj
gan 10 Iowa and Minnesota. The temperature hls
riel ne peiIs ~ the Iattrr region. 1t has risen
Tgin tue lower Lakes the mid lie and east Atlantic
LhItalehllg weather, With light rain, is reported
from most stations in the latter region. cIsuFv
weather throughout the Ohio valley and Westward
Light ain has fallen since "wednesday mSTnfpg on
the Cult coast and the Eastern states PartilIIy
cloudy and clearing weather prevails on thu unnIP
etrcCeiyed - P0' - -
PROBABILITlES.-FrcSh n0rtherly winds iucreas.
ing 20 brisk. are probable fr short time on the mn
per Lakes. Falling barometer with severe Ioc.i
rain. will probably extent Easi ward to Illinois and
lighter rains on the lower Lakes. Southerly winis
are probable for the Gulf coast, and southgesteriy
winds for the Atlantic coast ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

The Richmond WAiS says that &" Baltimore is
a preposterosity," which is hard on Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27
PERSONAL.
4 NTHoNr FISHER,
FIRST Class sCOURl 81,
6Is srH SrEzEr, orro.rrx P.rs VI eVr'cE.

/ Ole srH STEkEr, orPosTrE PArs NJ cFT CT.
Lsdies nreszes 81 at kinds and INST rial cleaned
s Si',ssp,i icing mrs spots tstcn a IN .--.es
S Ss. 9 : sausi . new q ioisl = ETss.
Whole sEl-s. -. Gaaranfsa -iven that. every
tSls y,ll p cissrs fior uciiy sad al sre. ~ ,-
VII hc removed cfeCfusllr iscsn tfg 2 NaV
loTh SO le = cl'aning MA Glove, rles. clean
iRte-i lf'-e-s s'1g'" rl.r trr = q -.tWs
any quantity m = h"urs. Ar.ri~ wauf,,d a. .s-I
,his CITY ,s,orgetlNi snc az VT. Mac rs. \ r.IR
'ned' tn ~ ssre yard, 2. q. FISHEA s.
STATEN ISLAND pAlINg FsrABLrSsfr.,1 T.
ESTABLISHED 1919,
h oldost and largest o; shis Kind IN ths country
-, ANTHONY F!sHER. Ay-at,
MADAME IELIN, T--t NeIiwn and Csr-
s,,,SSsni. aysrue bowen Iah ana ISL s,re.s 70
i-A-' "hAffifi''- sa.l-ls.tI .D. gcfG a.
u TNo LvNkELLER. OF BspES. date OHIO
=, mt -, dts ls -r Ti lr.rl Company t.N o.
3, az Washington, y ~, ~ fh.s. -I.~i-r 49, uf
IAN. SsS Fan s'ncthing l. shutsss a. ts Amer
- ,TFk WELL KNOWN SPECIALIST
hstNpl-ht-i here a. the inst r-u sasr,. II -. y
ei ~ taose DESIRING .hr s,rflc.s ii con-
ale - recognized A. tEs o,I- reliable. AZ, sra
- Phi s',i.n making specially ~ iera.r cra-
LADIES suffering from irrczuiaritiss % 20 krs--s-
il Inn yr,,b ~, -, - AT trlf - ca. ''io
sspsedS and thorough cure, without Tan
- ~ .laa4F .uFt.a a cal. rom fNnHa
~ hai . been deceived rri =ygirilal - fNs nav
ighaie mpustCrs. hasry haa8rf quarss- G1F brns-
and French nils -'
SeroTefs FoofHs f0s lazy paFsrfs
Consulting rooms. als IE-. s.. .f...., -, .r.-
ELL ShLN DISEASES rTREU -
n. b-ihe Doctor at present Il y, ga-at,r.
springs, al which place AT i"tt'Iz o. adrrs.si
The BRIDAL CHAMBER
ESSAYS Tor Young Men on great SOCIAL, ryrrs
aud ABUSES, which interfere with MARI.IAgEI
with sure means q rtii.f for che Errir- ana rr-
tunaie biseaset and pebilitatsl sent frc in seslel
envelopes. Address How ARD ASSpsl ATlDS. NJ
= Stf St, Philadelphia, Pa mNIi-fu. IA sfa
ANIED-Slo gel Wort q ..a+ios. Genf-. a,d
w thildrens CAST-OFF CLOTHING. BOOTS.
and shoE c, HATS aud CAPS Cash price nsid
phiiLlP ftlSER. agent, nae 7th street, ncsr
M beIa-m5er the number mvs-sr
Rl TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY N
- the NoRThN ES1EkS you secure yCur "a
age aEainst possible want dependence uns here.
hcu prov adj lot your family IN the event III s.sfh.
aAd tie ngbey yuu pay O. the company vil earn "a
18th street.
mh2)-n 7 \. KNIGHT. General Asru'