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The New York herald., 1871-10-15
THE ODD FELLOWS.

An emergent meeting OF the Grand Lodge of New
York, !. o. OF q. r., was held last evening
Rt Odd Fellows Hall, in this city, for
the purpose OF taking action with reference
to the sufferers at Chicago. The session
was numerously attended, indicating that the hearts
Of this great benevolent fraternity are open TO the
urgent calls for sympathy ana and in this hour OF
unexampled need In the annals OF great
ana stricken city. Among the promi-
nent members OF the order present were
Dr. william Gould. OF Buffalo; Past Grand Sires
Kennedy and Sanders, Grand Master Ralpbs, Grand
warden st. John, Of ithaca; Past Grand Z. p.
Novel;, editor OF the american odd Fel,
lOlD; Past Grand Patriarchs Haskins and
Gardner, and many other earnest workers In
the good cause. Tne meeting was presided over
by p. G. M. Barnes. After lengthy debate
IL was determined that an appeal be made
10 the lodges and individual members OF
the fraternity throughout the state for
aid for the suffering brethren and their
families in the devastated city. A large sum has
already oeen contributed to this object by the odd
Fellows or New York. and 1t Is confidently expected
that at least twenty thousand dollars win be raised
by the order In this state Tor the purpose Indicated.
All h0n0r to The Odd Fellows.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
ALLEGED THEFT OF A $1,000 BOND.
| Blind Man the Victim.

Simon and Magdalen Gunther, husband and wife,
residents Of 1876 East Forty street, were yes.
terday arraigned at the Yorkville Police Court
charged with stealing $1,000 bond from blind
man named Joseph Arnheim, living In the same
house. The prisoners were arrested on Friday by
Detective Lambrecht OF the Nineteenth precinct and
kept since then until yesterday In the station house,
Sufficient evidence not having been obtained yes
terday to commit the parties for trial, Alderman
PlunKitt remanded the husband and discharged the
wife on motion OF her counsel. The substance OF
Arnheim's complaint Is tnat few weeks since he
sold house In Hob0ken Tor $4,000, which ne re-
celved In two bonds Gunther was with him IN
every place he went and procured change for one
OF the bonds for him. A few days ago Arnheims
daughter came for him rom the West, and he
OF course gave mp to her all his money
for safe keeping II was only then IL was discovered
that the blind mans money was short 81 900, and
gunther being the only one who had nything to do
with his money or himself, he naturally enough sus-
pected him and caused mis- arrest Gunther, whois
butcher seems to be respect able man, and he
Indignantly repels the charge. II is expected that
by Monday sufficient evidence win be forthcoming
TO show that when Gunther exchanged the money
for Arnhelm he Kept the one thousand dollar bond
and gave back IN ia stead one hundred dollar
bVnA
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
TMRTY.FOURTa STREET SYNAGOGUE.

The Bible the Book Of Humanity-The Great
Fire In Chicago Preaching the Unity Of the
Race-Discoursc Of Rev. Dr. vidavcr.
The Jewish congregations have begun the reading
OF the Pentateuch, and IN this course the members
OF Bnai Jeshurun have got as far as the fifth chap
ter OF Genesis, the first verse OF which was yester
day made the basis OF q discourse by Rev. DR.. vi
daVer-'Tnis Is the book OF the generations OF Adam
anu Eve in the day that God created them; male and
female created He them" This, said the Doctor, Is
the book OF Adam. the book OF humanity, and, In
spite OF rationalsm and inidelity, it was, Is and
ever shall be the same Interchangeable record, the
eternal welIspring from which all the children OF
Adam draw
THE WATER OF LIFE AND SALVATION,
pure, felictous and Cody. In the likeness OF God
was man created. and IN His blessed image was he
sent forth 90 m the ground hence he remains in all
elAaes and iQ all tune the Same. one IallA aRgye
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the one thing needful-indeed, help can always be
Onered In o time OF need with very few words.
There was one remark INDUCED In; ut least
with the words. "This s for Chicago God bless IL -
Merchants, clerks. salesmen widows ana persons
AL came by turns, and cheerfully passed to the
clerks appointed 10 receive subscriptions the
amounts they had raised for the purpose. several
manding the latest information regarding the dds
aster, !" ana stories OF missing friends ana families
broken up were t0l0 with much fear and trembling.
Up to late hour last night money was being handed
An from all UuarterH
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE MORRIS AND
ESSEX RAILROAD.

on Friday night laborer named James McGratn,
employed ON this road was riding on a freight
tram from the Bergen tunnel to Prospect street,
where ne attempted to jump on. Unfortunately.
however. ne fell forward with great violence and
then rolling In towards the rails had his head and
abdomen crushed so terribly that his recovery Is
very doubtful. Doctor Benson dressed his wounds
and had him conveyed 10 his residence. McGrath
~ twenty i've years 0f age AND has large family.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY AND DO.

Below WIN be found brief communications, men,
oranda OF what is said done and promised to pe
done, &c.
GENEROUS OFFER FROM A LADY MILLINER.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-As there are great many leading Dress
makers In this city who have profted, and that
largely by our patrons OF the West think t is only
right that they should come forward and give their
services toward aiding the suffering women and
children OF Chicago. Tor one am willing TO give
my services and als0 my employs, for the space
ef three weeks, to the making pp VI c0hnp t0J lHe
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.


Newark Gives $4,000 to Chicago.
On Friday night at meeting OF the Common
Council Of Newark, resolution was offered to ap-
prOpriate 900 to the Chicago sufferers. 1t ex-
cited considerable discussion, and finally passed
after being altered to $4,000 This, added to the
1900 subscribed by citizens, makes donation OF
$4,000 from Newark. This figure VIII probably
be raised to $4,000 by next week.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

Mayor O'Neill, OF Jersey City, telegraphed yester
day to tho mayor Of Chicago that he had deposited
In the Second National Bank Of Jersey City an ad-
ditiOnal sum OF s., ,000 subject to draft, making In
all $35 600 contributed by the people OF that city.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

A mass meeting was held at Odd Fellows Hall
last evening" and after several speeches about 150o
were subscribed The Harmonic Club, under Pro-
fessor De Grand VAL is to hold grand concert next
Saturday. Tickets are only fifty cents eacn, and
large assemblage Is expected. The HoDoken Land
improvement Company mas not given cent yet to
the starving people OF the West
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

N j., writes to the Newark Daily journal that Mr.
r B. Mason, the present Mayor OF Chicago, was
thirty odd years ago, resident OF Parsipanny and
was superintendent and engineer Of the whole line
OF the Morris Canal. It was in Parsippany he mar
ried his wife. Miss Harriet Hopkins He was dis
tnguished then as noble, generous.hearted gen.
ueman.
Contributions from Sing Sing, Morrisania and
Yonkers.
Although nearly all OF the "solid men' OF West
chester county 10 business in New York. and have
met the wall Of distress from the devastated "Cty
Of the Lake." in common with other merchants OF
the metropolis, with open hearts and willing hands
the more modest merchants, professional men and
others who pursue their tvocatons in the county
have not been Indifferent to the appeals for AID In
behalf OF an almost ruined community.
At pubic meeting OF the citizens of Sing Sing,
helo on Friday evening to take measures for assist
Ing in the noble work or contributing to the AID Of
the sufferers at Chicago the sum OF 5000 was sub
scrlbed In brief period. committee was also
appointed to receive subscriptions portion of
which Is to be applied rn the discretion Of
the commttee) to relieving the necessities OF the
sufferers by fire in other parts or the West Isaac
b. Noxon. president Of the village, telegraphed to
the Mayor OF Chicago, yesterday, to draw on MIN
for ST. 900 for the OF the homeless and house.
less people under his charge. Some or the enthu
sIastc inhabitants say that Sing Sing is good for
s4SSeo Ss ",zena Of Morr,san,a are resnonooo ,,ne
rally to the cry Of anguish which has been borne
by the lightning from the far West and are con-
tributing wearing apparel, bedcothing, hats
shoes and other equally useful articles.
Thirteen cases OF these goods were de.
spatcned yesterday by the Relief Committee from
Eorrlsania Hall to New YORK. for reshlpmcnt to
Chicago. Many Of the civic societies have
nounced their intention of holding meetings this
week for the purpose OF devising the most effective
means OF aiding in the good work meeting OF
the citizens Is also called for Monday evening at
Mnrrf nj w
report on the benevoencc OF the citizens, and
additional arrangements made Tor the Immediate
relief OF the sufferers In addition TO these an en-
tcrtainmcnt by the american Varietles,n local
troupe Of fun manufacturers, viii be given at
washington Hall next Thursday evening, the entire
proceeds OF which Will be devoted TO the unfortu-
nate Chicagoans.
In the village Of Yonkers contributions OF money
clothing and provisions are being rapidly sent In to
the appropriate committees, to be forwarded TO the
scourged city; while at ST. Johns tEpiscopa)
church, this morning, special collection will be
made for the same philanthropic purpose. The re-
naming congregations Will doubtless adopt q smi-
lar mode OF evincing their individual and collective
sympathies Tor sorely stricken and needy people,
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

women ana children OF that su1erlng city. Any
orders that may oe sent to me Dy proper authorities
tentiOn, OF course tree Of all charge:
s. West Forty-fourtn street, between ISii Filth and
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE TO THE RESCUE.
The following appeal was issued rThusday:-
To THE MHxBERs OF THE ORDER SONS OF TEN
-0reetingMany OF brothers in Chicago
rue f. s sa,so The IpS snS .sva s
distresssd Portion lion S the cherished principles Of our
the West sub.an.ai token Of The
SC q % ..S a: e &. sn 70, @
promptly forward the 'Ame S5SkiSs SS55SEkxiSSSssSSswr 3
ARE THEY FRAUDsY
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
columns OF today, with no names subscribed TO them.
calling upon the charitable 10 send contributions OF
O%eT On S saS Chicago 70
doubt the genuineness Of these appeals; but in
view OF the terrible scenes enacted during the
ravages OF the tire mend in Chicago by ''crtmi
nal classes" we cannot help but tnink tnat your
advertisers are actuated by desire fatten at the
expense OF the poverty-strickcn inhabitants OF the
City Of the Plain. CITIZEN.
SCHOOL BOYS SUGGESTION
NEW YORK, Oct. 13, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
DEAR SIR-You will probably remember that
when 1t came out that Sir Walter Scott bank
rupt, Lord Dudley exclaimed: "scott ruined. The
author OF Waverly ruined. Let every man to whom
he has given months OF delight give slxpence and
he Will rise tomorrow ricner than R0tnschllds.n
Now, this gives Q very good example to the people
OF New York. Within u week one OF the largest
cities IN our great country has been laid ashes,
and thousands OF Its inhabitants are are pres
ent without food, clothing and shelter. Let
every housewife look into her wardrobe, and
every casO scrap VIII add to the comfort of those
whose cruel deStiny 1t has been to bc in the fatal
city at the time OF destruction. We are all h uman
and the laws OF God and man cry out against the
person who is not willing to furnish all aid In his
power, Yours respectfully,
A PUBLIC SCHOOL BOY,
OF the Sixteenth ward.
WHAT sOUILEss CORPORATIONS SHOULD DO.
NEW YORK, Oct. Ii, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
DEAR SIR-l have suggestion, II you think 1t
worth while, and II 1t does not take too much space
in your valuable paper-vlz. that the city railroad
lines OF the city OF New YORK devote one days re-
cepts for the benefit OF the Chicago sufferers, and
thus increase the donations already made cOnsid-
eraDly. BENEVOLENCE.
MODEST WORKER.
NEW YORK. Oct. H. 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Fifteen years. residence In Europe has given me
opportunity OF making many acquaintanccs and
perhaps among the large number OF my acqualnt-
anceS there may oe some friends. At all events 1
have to-day teegraphed 10 my agents In London,
Paris, Brussels and Lyons to collect all the clothing
and articles OF comfort possible for the Chicago
sufferers and to send them at once consigned TO you,
passed through the Custom House and promptly
forwarded to Mr.. r. B. MasOn Mayor Of Chicago, as
q contribution from Europe Don't mention my
name as have too often been in the paper. AS
leave for Europe In very few days please attend 10
all packages addressed to me TO your care, and
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t ot re purchase OF provisions under the direction nj
'A 4l The interior. ten thousand d.ars VI
OF on steel, and tools
and twenty dollars. W ~ '"'N uea'y' TWO hundred
nor pay o. blacksmith and assistant as per same article
S"rle tieaty ono thousand hundred dollars "'0ie VI
For insurance, transportation, and 9nn,,I ;r,t,, 80
Sane 81 oi goods provisions stock as Der
TABEGUACHE MUACHE V4p6Trt "o,EfS ,WEfESr,rvr-ctIp
| rAANMfA' GRAND RIVER, AND uiNTXH BANDS q Of
F3r pay OF two carpenters two mers two E,rers md ono
@ H. as per fifteenth article treaty o March two eight
een nuhuftu and SiXty-eIght. nine thousand dollars
lars ''' per same arueis' TWO Thousand uoi-
For the purchase and steel and the tools
rO hru OF thirty nstalments, be
direction of the Secretary Interior for clothing blan
hets ana such other articles he may think proper
% under eleventh article of same treaty, thirty thOus
For annual amount to be expended the direction Of
Seer airy OF the Interior in supplying said Indians
toh wheat Hour beans and potatoes, twelfth
t"r Insurance and transportation of goods
chased Tor said Indians, thousand
=, UMPQCAS. Cow CREEK BANDJ
For eighteenth OF twenty instruments in blankets clothing
pr tHtH ar tic'e treaty september nine
dollars. " " ~ Va anu my
CMPQCAS AND CALAPOOLIAS OF UMPoUAvAILER
For second Of five nstaments the series Of annuity
99rc to be expended as directed by PreS
H'ht per thrd article treaty November
h%iired ana hity our one thousand dollars.
f3T seventeenth OF twenty nSalmpnts the Yay OF
teacher Rnd purchase Of books
treaty November twenty nine, eighteen hundred and
on on tIl1I th1Isand four hundred and fifty dollars.
rrNDlANS IN COUNTRY LEASED FROM CHOCTAWS.
f"r hS amount to be expended such goods provisions
NINE Including insurance TRANSPORTATION thereof in in
Stucng IN agricultural and mechanical providing employees
| phans OF Said Indians and in other respect pro
sand dollars. '' '''' 'N
ITO be continued
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sent TO any part of the world. rrs
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TOT nan nt annuity in fourth article treaty
hundred dollars '"'VN ""3 seventeen hVf
For permanent annuity specie. per fourth article ,ra., =,
dr-d dol " '-N c'-4tetiI' nVe nun
or and assistant. shops tools iron and ee
aS StiplIf'ec IN seventh article treaty of Fpbrn
y 2 we elshteen hundred and xtyseyrn one thos
For miller duag th pleasure the President SIX hundred
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QuI.NAIELr Al lI! IIT!InuGII A. 1,n,

NJ for the contingent
expenses OF The Indian department ior fulfilling treaty
tipuIaioS with various Indian tribes for the yrar % q,
June thFy eighteen hundred Tor othr
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SENECAS NEyv YOpE

Fs permanent annuity, in lieu Of Interest an stool nor
Thousand dollars. '"u ''A'rS-Ohe,
Tpt interest IN lieu Of investment. on seveuy-fve bons
SoL'4rS, AZ hVe PER cent? m et June M
htty dollars. -A se'cH nuhuFed
at nVe per centum on forty three
uy CALAIS transferred from the Ontario Rank t tL T.
treasury Der ac' June twruty-Seven eighteen
and fifty cents. 'NN N"' "''y-t"O 10!
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tGExBRAL NAruRE-No. 5al

Laws amt Resolutions of the IuiteJ Sta,os Do.
NJ" at the inifd session of the Forty
FIrst COnaress.
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Delaware Railroad Line
sum mer Arrangem ent.
On and after

On and after
MONDAY, JULY nth 1871.
Passenger trains will run as follows. nm.
til further notice. All Trains Sundavs
excepted.
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.EMINOLES.

nVe per ctnum interest hundred and fF.y tbous
ahd dollars to be paid eighth articles
drpd dollars ' "''' '4ousA'u h'e nun
fo interest on two hundred and fifty thousand dollars AT
per centum To be paid ininp
ntnern west per eighth article treaty August seven erbt
lars. " ''N''o '''' -'AHH i've huHlfel uol-
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sTilSHONES
For nrst OF three instalmeuts m.
10 sTnn 70 IN, heal o !,neS or lodges who shall
dred dollars. ''"" '"o thousand hive hun
SBits of " lry lS;anents TO purchase eight hundred
S1i'S ol CiOtIlhS lOT males fourteen
nei nose, calico and dones tics hunIred fr,nass @ m
sIits g.. ; an such goods, needed 10
sigt hundred boys and sr thirteen thousand
FOR hTst OF ten instalnens tor the ,prcb..o , , .
y rfe1 proper by the Secretary of The
Sue thCusihi eRht hundred
1, ~ ShRased Ia agriculture, thirty thousand josrs
III '-lcIa teacher. engineer farmer
bnn1rs as PER tnd article OF treaty July three
= SKY eight, six thousand
for hst oi three iHstalnents to be va ~ Fa
srt nj P, ~h gro" Tue most valuable CROPS uudr mo
@Sl AM treaty I'VE huudred dollars '9' uAeI sdluo
Fnr pay Of secoud black amt ard firm. i.ti, 49,, . .
and ether m1terias ron ana Steel
thousand dollars. ' "'''0'e oI Adld treaty. tive
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SHO>HONES.

y
F"r eghth Of twenty Instanents 10 he ev ,endad ~ a.
erection OF the President. 10 the purchase Of c
Ha' -sen snabr To their either A. bur,.s-s
ana Per nith article treaty July two eighteen hunGr,
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! r INDIANS
thr SECOND OF hNo lPStaucuts tNuuty
(OelS lrst oiccts ,.j.,
uIcc'io OF the FfeSlden fourth trrafI ,I
Os e,<htln hundrec aud hyfyr, one thousand doilns
twenty ilStantutS for the Of
f M InI school ai for suitable Instrnc.
h!ty-nye, t!wo thousand five handred dollars N ""u
and " tehty Instruments for support of smith and
rpensr shop aud to provide the NECESSARY tonis
r per tenth article treaty July one eighteen bundTed and
hy hVe, ave hundred dollars. s'' "uuuieu anu
For twelfth OF twenty instanepts tor +na o,..,. . -
srnih Satpeuef ana tarmer and physician WHO sha N
IurhlSh medicines fer tine SICK per tenth aIticI
dTed dollars. N' ''0'''" 'housagu one nun
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RIVER GROWS

F"r this amount 10 be ex9rII in Snch 9oods -or,.;o
al oth' articles aN the President may from TIM Ia tmr M
llSuT rance and +hprroI i'm il
suG..s III SsrcIull and mechanical pursuits in proydir
hidrer, procuring and m-dc
atlel'iCr care ior and snd
Io[ the helpless orphans of IndIaS and in every
esPee 70 promote their ciyZat on comiurt and 1nrnv
ment, thirty thousand FOllnrs '''' - anu i1P4O'
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SENECAS, MINED SENECAS ANn Su.z.~rps o,..
fM WEAs &NG &CN"GSFFEIDEIGAEEP rE0Fl} KA]H1kIAS
THIAkPS EqRk AND ROCHE De B,EJF ANDC CERFAi:;
For third i've instamen,s for bark.o,I, ,r,
dred dollars F ''' S"""heea' I'VE nun
f"r pay OF six instruments for pay blacksmith and n
Inh ani steel aut tso for ProrIa, Ka.ka,kia
ahi flahheShaws one thousand hundred and tv
thFee dollars ale twenty uine c"ii>. N - my
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SEVFCAS Nm ,.>.,,,

permanent ANNUITY IN specie. per fourth artcle tr
thousand dollar. anu elEhteeh'
For blacksmith and assistant shop and tools iron and -
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sHOsIIONEs ANN BANNncKS

TOT elght oi twenty instruments TO be expendea rd,
o. tue President, il the purchase OF sucb articos
atte pr n-riin2 ohrr Purposes As he sbajI g.
dollars -@ O''4l''Ou a. huIters, one thousaLd
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Enrt y
For 6rst oi f6t at,acrd eight th"u sand dollars
20 be furnished noads faln lies or o1s 1 % n M
or pay al second blacks NTH aud f,rn.b,,. leo, -, .
oRer material two thousand dnIiars io"' STEEL ana
tor second Of thirty in.talmrnts 70 purcs,. l.,
domsstIc years Of flannel hose
nanne and cotton goods NAV he nsod "a -
foaT ~no giTla one hundred hy-nne
& or sesond oi th:ty ipsalment to purchase sucb
persons roaming and m persons IN o. n Interior for
impaired and thirty six thousand dollars Two
pr seco Of four instanents for purchase NJ A.
df & teHth article treaty OF April twenynne b I"ur
01s three hundred and f,urtrcn thou and nrs
one ~ PnySeian hve teachers, ppn,pr one nr
four hundred dollar ana one blacksmith ten thousand
., b or second OF three nstamsns to be expended in
ad esn persons who valuable cTops a.
Eor insurance. transport alton, and the nece,s.r ,
s nS goods TO be purchased the different he n ~
hundred thousand doiars eighteen
siSSEr0N Al kTp ~ rwtAJHpEToN AND sANTEE SIOUX or
LANE TRAVERSE AND DEFIL'S LAKE "a "F
tnls amount 70 be expended ia such goods nrovi,
1 StneT articles as the president may from time 10
stIuenS in agricultural and mechanical pursnits m "a
e children procuring medicine and nedi
Tor tne helpless orphans Of said and IN sny s ob
meH' Se'ent'hV thousand dollars ""1 improve
PoT second Of Gys iusalIsn;s on siSty thoussr,
& nI sas nth series ahdsr he direction Of The 'Se
hyaye tw9 thousand four hundred doaIs hundred and
cultural Industrial school and % % thS support q an agr
snnded ass Srfs o ,eay ocbe eighteen
For twelfth Of twenty instruments for the M
nh medicine M ps treaty Jane JRnssssni who shall
hqnaea % ana my W nys & oSr Sly hundred dosr
necessary tools therefor Eve hundred doar pode the
TABEGUACHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS
For the eighth of ten nstAments for the purchase AZ ~
under the direction Of he Secretary Interior per sh
article 5sas % hunsrsd
hundred and sixty ioui ten Thousand dollars.
For the eghtho yea per eighth article Of said
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tiSiih "i twenty Instruments, evnord.d
~ u we PRESIDENT, IA th- purchase OF such artc a. "a
'a5 uetNl SulthDt Z" thcir wants rifhf~
si' per seventh artcl. trpa to toa- one .,,
N'S4 9''u s'AIy-lhree' hEe thousand dollars.
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SIIAWNFF

permaheit annuity To-: educational PURPOSES Der fr,I
az Augi> thTre seventeen hundred AMI plp.f
hity-'our, "hs th0us lni dollar. HNli4'e4 ahu
= r 2I per Iarni annuity. >o-ci-. educational r-oo
yer puFIh article treaty September
h"nr % shi tiiri afticl treaty May ten eighteen
FOr h'e crest a. five per on frty L.usa,5 lr
~ purposes, per tAri article treaty Nav tn
Ss"'ee1 -1Aure1 ana hityItolr; Two thousand dollars
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Fof interest on twenty thousand dollars at the rate of five
l- dnhum to he pa! .unay Tor he sur Dot
.e SLnn"e government. third article treaty of
nd dolla 4'-''1''o anu sIAty SlA one thUuS-