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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
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Information has been received from 4 reliable
source thatthere is a man in the city playing the
imposters game, seeking particularly for his vic
tius members Of the Masonic Order. How long
he has been operating, and with what success, It
is impossible TO state but it is known that he still
continues the business, and il would be we'll for
the members OF this Order TO weigh all appIt-
eants for assistance well, aud be satisfied Of their
restitution and need before granting relief other
wise the imposter may fleece. This individual
gives his name rs w. p. Olmstead, and says tina
he belongs 70 Franklin Lodge Of ST. Albans,Ve
mont A member Of the Order, Past Master,
we'll posted in the work happened to be aecOsted
by the man. and, after 4 brief conversation, was
satisfied that he was a spurious Mason, and de-
termined to satisfy his suspicious telegraphed to
st. Albums and received q reply that MI Ohm
stead was there, accused this mBn OF being an
imposter, and asked for his arrest, which VIII
more than probably be accomplished.
The is about IS years old, light complexion,
short and stout, light beard, no mOustaehe, blue
eyes, and has good address. He speaks rather
rapidly and with a peculiar accent and claims to
be BAPTIST preacher, lecturer ana teacher,
which is rather rough on the denomination. who
world never lay claim TO such reprobate. He
also states that he has been in Providence hospi-
tai for some time past, under treatment for an
injury in the right kneejOint. 1t would be well
for any ember Of the Order that he attempts to
impose upon to turn him over to an officer and let
him be dealt with according to law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
THE BAPTLSTS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WASHING
tim ASSONIATTON

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WASHING
TON ASSOCIATION.
The third annual meeting Of the First Wash
ington Baptist Association was held yesterday at
EnOn Baptist church, on Capitol Hill.
Rev. Archie Henderson was chosen temporary
chairman, and called the association to order.
After devotional exercises, singing and pray
ing, an interesting Introductory sermon was
preached by Rev. VIM. B. Jefferson from l CORN
thians, iii:2.
This over, the chairman announced the election
Of officers as the first business in order, and ap-
pointed Messrs. Joseph Alexander, HILLARY Jor-
dan, and Stephen jackson as tellers to conduct
the election.
After elaboration, the committee announced
the following nominations, all Of which were con-
firmed, viz: Moderator, Rev. W. B. Jefferson;
clerk, Robert johnson, and treasurer, HILLARY
Jordan.
The moderator appointed the following stand
ing committees, after which the meeting ad-
journed:
On Admission Of New Churches-Mossrs. NJ. H.
Goshons, James A. Scott and A. Henderson.
On the Minutes Of Corresponding Bodies
Messrs. Daniel Payne, W. H. Lee and Washing
ton Waller.
On Devotional ExercIses-Messrs. Ottawa Mich
olas, Hilleary Jordan and VIM. Gussam..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
A MAN DRUGGED AND THEN Stripe,
OF HIS CLOTHING.

MAN DRUGGED AND THEN STRIPPED
OF HIS CLOTHING.
Shortly after eleven o'clock on Monday night,
as Officers Berkeley and Shelton were pstrolling
their beat, their attention was attracted to two
men enteringSa horse stable on East Capitol
street. one apparently dragging:the other along.
They hailed them, and on coming up to them,
found that one Of them was entirely naked ex-
oepting his shirt. Both were taken to the police
station, and their names were learned 10 be Thos.
Ridlemore and Samuel Turner. The first-named
was the stripped one, and it appeared, after in
Vestigation by the officers. that Turner fell in
company with RidlemOre somewhere in the
neighborhood Of Tenth and o streets northwest,
and after they had visited a number Of places,
Turner took the other to Demar's drug store and
gave him ether in lemonade, which made him in
sensible and helpless, and in that condition he
was carried out on the commons and robbed of all
his clothing except his shirt. When he was
brought to the station it was found necessary to
call in DR.. Mchim, who gave him the necessary
medical attention. Turner was taken into the
Police Court yesterday morning and pleaded
guilty TO the charge Of highway robbery, and
made an appeal to DR.. Nichols What was meant
by this action no in the court room could tell.
Judge Dawson committed him to await the
action Of the grand jury, and DR.. Nichols can
find him in Jail If he wants him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
THE CONFIDENCE GAME.
WHAT 1T COSTS TO GET UP TRANSFER
PAPERS-

Harriet Mills, cOlOred, short time since made
complaint at police headquarters that colored
man mad been trying the confidence game on her,
and robbed her Of SIS. She tells as her story
that she had about made up her mind to purchase
a lot of ground, and this man, who calls himself
John Harris, but whose real name is believed to
be VIM. German, pretended to be a good scholar,
and acquainted with the forms Of drawing up the
necessary transfer papers, and offered to do this
business for her as matter Of friendship. She
gave him SIS TO pay over to secure the bargain,
and during her temporary absence from the room
he took from under the pillow some $50, where he
saw her place the money, and made off. Detective
COOmes procured warrant for his arrest, and
went in search Of him. when one Of Lieut.. Eek
lofts men succeeded in capturing him. He is
indignant at the arrest, and denies the charg C
and says that the woman loaned him the money
at six per cent interest. He will be given hear
ing today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
GERMAN VETERAN UNION
PRIZES FOR SHOOTING AND BOWLING
AWARDED.

PRIZES FOR SHOOTING AND BOWLING
AWARDED.
At the annual picnic Of the German Veteran
Union held at Lgfier's Garden on Monday night,
the following prizes for bowling and shooting
were awarded the members: Ernest LOeffieI, val
liable gold cross; F. Schmidt, gold cross; Hugo
EichhOlz, silver cross: John Baier, silver cross.
Plies i'll the public shooting competition were
awarded to: John Baier, six trade dollars; John
Gallido, two trade dollars; Major BenZier, meT-
schaum pipe; Major Bella, merschaum pipe: +.
Schmidt box cigars; F. A. Benter, pocket knife:
Edward KOlb, ice cooler; F. Weber, silver coffee
pot; H. Eiehholz, looking glass; A. Fischer, three
jars picked oysters; VIM. BurgeusOn, necktie
and pocket knife. The bowling prizes were
awarded as follows: F. GOhle, SO gold piece; q.
Parker, four trade dollars; Henry SchWazenberg,
silver castor; John P. Henkle, half dozen linen
pocket handkerchiefs; T. Schmidt, box cigars;
George KOzel, two vases; L. SpTingsguth, two
bracelets; G. Herhle, one pipe: - Grieser, one
cake: Mr.. Kuhn, one pocket book; Geo. Wash
ingUOn. pocket knife; NJ. Fox, one picture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
THE TROTTING RACE.
HONEST JOHN THE WINNER IN THRI
STRAIGHT HEATS

HONEST JOHN THE WINNER IN THREE
STRAIGHT HEATS.
The threatening clouds that rolled up from the
west yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, had
the effect Of keeping many back from the Bright
wood track who would have otherwise attended
the trot. Still there was many willing to take
the chance of receiving a wettiDg rather than
forego the pleasure Of witnessing the race, and as
a consequence there was fair gathering OF the
lovers of turf sports. the horses-Honest John
and Maggie Duvall-whO were trotting for purse
Of 800, were on the track early and were called
to score close on the appointed time. The first
mile was trotted and barely over when the rain
began falling and for q while came down in tor
rents After the shower passed, although the
track was very heavy, the other two heats were
trotted, Honest John winning both. Time, 2:5I,
S:OsL and $780,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
OBITUARY..

COLONEL WILLIAM WINTER PAYNE.
Colonel William Winter Payne died at War
renton, Va, on the I'd instant. The deceased was
born at Granville, Fauquier county, Virginia, in
the year 1907, and moved to TuscHmbia, Ala,
in 1925. He.represented Franklin county in the
Legislature Of Alabama for seven years, having
been elected when twenty-five years Of age. He
then moved to Sumter, and was Immediately sent
to the Legislature from that county. In IsEl, at
the extra session, he was chosen Congressman at
large for the State of Alabama, and continued to
represent Sumter district in Congress until 1s4s,
when he returned to Virginia, and resided in his
native county Of Fauquier the remainder Of his
life
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
ANOTHER REGATTA.
THE FAvoRITE YACHTS TO TAKEPAR,

THE FAVORITE YACHTS TO TAKE PART
IN RACE DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The regatta that took place on the Potomac in
the early part Of the summer having been accom-
panied with so much pleasure and voted the best
that took place the waters in this vicinity
has induced Captain George Sheckells to get up
another under the same conditions as the former
race. There will be entered for the contest quite
q number Of yachts, including the Ella Tread
we'll, Americas and Fannie Bell, as also the new
yachi just finished and ready for launching,
which, it is expected, will make a fast sailer.
Captain Sheckells, Mr.. c. S. Bates and others
lett on Monday for a weeks trip down the river,
and it is not unlikely that some of the fast sailers
in the lower Potomac Will be induced to enter for
this race.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09


Colonel Q. NJ. Alexander, G. W. Williams and
@. Yates left here on Monday evening to attend
the Sportsmen's convention, to be held at
Niagara, to which they have been sent as dele
gates by the Sportsmen's club of this city. The
Colonel is thoroughly alive to the necessity of
some action in behalf of the protection of the
gunners in this locality, and doubtless their needs
will be supplied. 1t is to be hoped that he and
the remainder Of the delegation will be as ener-
getic in the support Of New York as well as the
New England States in abOlishing summer wood
cock shooting. Also urge upon the convention
the proPriety Of holding their next session in this
city. as all the other leading cities have been
visited, and justice demands that the spOrtsmen
in this section Of the country should receive SINH
lar recognition, and given an opportunity to dis
play their generosity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
Hits CAPS. FNRS.

Messrs Walter Ker Charles U. Green, late
with Stinemetz, have opened, at 1919 Penasylya-
nis avenue all the fall and winter styles in hats,
caps aud lurs. They have a complete and lash
ionable assortment, and gentlemen will find at
this new establishment all the advantages Of ex-
perienee in the business and at the same time the
most reasonable prices. They also have an end
less variety of canes and umbrellas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
4 rOyTBACTOB,S SUTT

Benjamin X. Nickerson yesterday entered suit
against McClelland n Jenkins, alleging that he
was employed in various capacities in connection
with the Samuels patent for treating wood for
paving blocks, of which he was the owner, by De
Golyer 4 MeClelland, and afterwards by Nc
CleIIand * Jenkins, who assumed the debts OF
DE GOlyer & McCIelland. He sets forth various
services &c and claims $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09

has returned to this city, and will open a first
class restaurant and diningroOm at his old stand,
corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Seventh
street, on or about the 18th inst. His place has
been recently rebuilt, and will be furnished and
ready for occupation at the above date. Mr..
COppes' reputation as a caterer is not excelled in
the District, and his place will be complete in
every respect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
rITpCPTtVT VOTTTF

Latimer x Cleary, nuctIOneers, sell this morn
ing at ten o'clock, at the tailoring establishment
Of the late S. W. Owen, l4l3 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., adjoining Wizards hotel, a full assortment
OF cloths clothes, military goods. gentlemen's
silk undertaking, hosiery, gloves, Ae.: also iron
safe, silyer-plated show eases, counters, large
clock, &c, SC. the whole embracing a superior
stock OF rst-cIass rnods
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
THE AIERFCAN TEA STORE

The Original Downing the pioneer in the
speciality Of anu cuee, has rendered his store,
corner of Seventh and streets, more complete
by late improvements, and is now furnishing his
customers with everything in his line of business
in pure state and ut the lowest prices. He has
also added to his stock selection Of grOcerie s,
which are Of the same style as his specialties.
Remember the place-sOutheast corner Of Sew
enth and streets, and call and make your pur-
ehas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
AUCTION 8ALES TO-DAY.

By Latimer & Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue,
entire contents Of said store. .--
At O'Clock, q frame house and lot on the north
side of o street, between North Capitol and First
streets northwest.
By Wash. b. Williams:
At 2 O'Clock, nineteen valuable lots. Said lots
are one and a-hslf miles from Georgetown.
BY VIM. l. Wall & Co.:
At o'clock, valuable real estate at Georgetown
HeiUhts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
THE VAREFT 6FILFBS, CASE.

In the POLES Court yesterday the case of John
Hammond, held for doing business in the North
ern market without q license, came up, and was
argued by Mr.. Birney and Mr.. Merrick. Mr..
Hammond is u stakeholder In the Northern mar
ket, and the court held that the Northern market
was private one, and that the license law ap-
piled TO dealers in public markets only. The case
WAS accordingly dismissed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
FOR FORTRESS MONROE.


The announcement of the grand excursion on
the steamer GeOrgeannA to Fortress Monroe, on
Saturday evening next has caused general salts
faction, and, judging from the rush for tickets
and staterOoms, the company who will participate
will be one Of the most pleasant Of the season.
The sale Of stateroOmE and tickets will be con-
tinued to-day at No. COS Pennsylvania avenue,
but those who do not desire a room may rest
assured that ample sleeping accommodations in
the saloons will be provided Captain Davis and
Purser ChOWning, Of the Georgeanna, who are the
recipients Of this complimentary excursion, de-
serve we'll at the hands Of our people, so many Of
whom they have striVen to serve during the past
season. speciality Of the trip will be the fine eat
ing provided
SPECIAL TERH-JUDGE HUMPHREYS.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday
Wiley VS.. Hull. Order to issue restraining
der against defendant recovering certain money
from District.
Smith VS.. Roher. Order extending time for
taking testimony.
Phillips VS.. Phillips. Order modifying former
decree so as to allow further testimony.
Crow VS. Boucher ct al. Order taking bill for
confessed.
A BUILDING ASSOCIATION CASE
Pope VS.. Gull, ST. Order to issue an order re-
straining the Eastern Building Association or
the defendant from selling certain property.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
RPsD sDA9TC- CCgO0T pOoEo

Mr.. Adams has got his schedule Of prices for
school books down to the lowest figure, and he
has on his shelves every book which scholars de-
mand in the various courses Of study marked
out. Call On ADAMS corner Ninth AMI Z streets,
t. les your new school books.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

ELEGANT sweet, light and wholesome Bread
Rolls. Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mufins BuekWhsat
and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry and Cakes
Powder.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORn,S oprp. uOrTSF

TONUS UFFhA dUDoL.
Tho audience at FCTi's Opera-house last night
greatly enjoyed the extravaganza Of The Sleep
ing Beauty" The dash and spirit Of Miss Ella
Chapman won several eneores, and Miss Wealth
ersby was enthusiastically received The most
distinguished representative OF the army was
present.
THE OLD-TIME MINSTRELS.
The excitement created by the old-Time Min
strels continues at Odd Fellows hall. This is
their last week. and we advise all who wish to
enjoy a rich musical old-time treat to attend
THE THEATRE Co1IIQUE.
This favorite establishment was again crowded
last night. The zest and variety Of the long pro-
gramme, ending with tho ring battle of Edwards
and Chambers holds the audience to the close.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
BROKERS.

d McB. TIMONEY a co., BANKERS
lie AND BROKERS, No. 500, Second National
Bank Building. Seventh street, opposite Post once
Department. Transact general banking, exchange
and collection business. Buy and sell gold, Govern
ment bonds, stocks, &C.
Army olhcers' pay accounts cashed in advance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
MEDICAL.
FLORIDA AGUE pills.


EI0R1DA AGTE pills.
A certain cure for CHrLLs and FEVER. DUNE
CHILLs and AGUk, without any Ofthe Injurious e.
Numerous testimOniais OF their specific effect in
other I femedies had Completely faed are in the
hands of the proprietor.
A eureis guaranteed in every ease;
Price. 81 cents box. Sent by mail free. NJ,
: For sale by ROBERT LECKY. Proprietor, Rich
District OF Columbia. jyIS-lm
BETTE sDA.
ThisunparaIIeIeds specific is eOmpoundedn natures
laboratory, and from its magic power and unprece-
nation have, Sfter thorough and severe test pro,
nOunced It the only Sovereign Remedy for Bright's
Liver Affections; also DrOpsy, &C., &C. TO me
minds q claims ny seem SS
long and still tinues TO bae medical science. We
your peril II BGT he don I cure you, It cs3nOs
certainly do you any injury. Therefore avail your
ever offered to sufering humanity. The Water Is
for sale at CHARLES sTOTT & co. 8 Drug Store,
waters. Ask Tor Bethesda. For sale by sT0TT
Send S9 FOR a eireusps Ssne Bethesda Advocate
4'i 'ii RICHARD DUNBAR,
WASHINGTON d. C., Deeemberso, 1873. decS-u
A winnings
"a And awning frames, manufactured by ]. G.
hOGAN, 7l3 Market Space. Awnings for stores,
public buildings. hotels, and private residences at
iaetOry prices. Flags and camP-meeting tents for
sale or rent.
Sole Pgent Cor the only genuine MiIdew-proOf
Awning Goods. jel5-tf
- : -
OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
~ With enlarged premises, impr wed machinery,
the best talent 20 he had il the country, in TACT,
every facility for doing the best WORK at low prizes,
we would respectfully inform our friends and the
public that nre-eminent may have been our repu-
tatiOn in the past. orr motto Is EXCELSIOR In
Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies' Dresses, Shawls,
Sacdues, Ties, Ribbons, &c, &c, Gents Coats,
Pants aud Vests.
At home to ev rybOdy from 4. IN. until sunset.
Saturdays from u. m. 20 $50 p. IN, At the oil
stand. estahlished ls now the most complete In the
country. Everybody come and se2 US.
". a. HHEArLEY,
seI-tf - Jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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PAINTING.
PIANOS.

TOR A SHORT TINE ONLY,
u AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICESl
PIANOS frum the following celebrated factories:
VIM. hnabe 4 Co, Balttmore: VIM. MeGammon,
Albany: j. & c. Fisher, New York; and Hartman,
New York, at Sl75, 600, s5, $50, S275, 500 SS25
so. so. 500. Also, large stock Of NEW PL-
monthly payments. PIANOS and ORGANS FOR
RENT, and TUNING and REPAIRING promptly
REICHENBACHrS Piano Warerooms,
iYln q Eleventh street. above Pm. ave.
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l776. 1876.
INTERNATIONAL
Bxhib1tiOn.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
APPL1CATIoNs FOR SPACE.

To secure snaee for exhibits in the Buildings or
the Park, early application should be made The
necessary forms Tor application, together with the
Uintins for e. hibltOrs and needed nfOrmatiOn,
will be Forwarded on application TO the Office Of the
director General.
J, L. CAMPBELL, secE,t5ry. augsi-MPls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUARLES

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
New York syenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF securities, jewels, slver-Ware other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09

Inspector PIowman made tour through the
county yesterday to see the status Of the build
ings in that vicinity. He made a careful observa-
tion, and in few days will make o report con-
demning houses in the locality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs

George Truesdell, money to loan, COS Seventh
street.
Odd Fellows hall, l. o. o. F. Encampment
members.
The Kirkwood house for sale, W. H. Clsggett,
Sls Market space. r
Partner wanted in dairy business; address
Dairy Farming, this office.
Look for new places for rent and wants to be
supplied; several advertisements.
johnson Bros, wood and coal, superior facili-
ties; cheap rates, foot OF Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets southeast,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-09

BUY YOUR slate and marble mantles Of Hamil-
ton Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. building, corner Ninth
and d streets. They keep the largest stock and
variety In the District. Also, latrObe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, SC, and at prices that defy com
euualed,
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Golden ELL.

This FLOUR was never better than it Is now.
1t has no superior in the market.
fv2 NJ. w. II.
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TO MOUNT VERNON!
FOR THE ROCKVILLE FARl

Arrangements have been made between che
MOntgUnl County Agricultural Society and tbs
Baltimore and OhiO railroad for the running or
trains to and from the FAIR on the
9TH, 10TH AND 1ITH OF SEPTEMBER, 1874
by the following schedule:
Leave WashingtOn............. sos 4. m
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
BNAI BERTH.

PROMINENT DELEGATES AT THE CHICAGO SESSION.
THE PROJECT OF A HEBREW COLLEGE APPROVED.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-The Independent Order
OF Bnai Berth composed Of Hebrews residing In all
srts the country aud having for ts object the cult
walton of fraterna relations between the members met
in this city yesterday at nOon Among the delegates
nre.eut this morning were the following:
From New-York-M Wasch, Leopold Duxbaum, l..
WalIsfeIn q. N. Hermann, NJ Mnseneller. DIR. j.. NJ
Er,ad,sin p Adam q. Mosslmcr. NJ. Thameslnger, j.
Uer1 n Trier NJ. Balhu, j. KOCH NJ. koIaski, l.. y.
I,e,scbmap Dr. j. Bondi. j. Bien, Joseph Davis, L.
Eaebrding M lsas. A. W. Fink. III. Beriiner ID. Mos
Losits M COhp l.. L'yisOD, g. GallDger, f.. NAgel,
= Uamburger, III. Greenbaum, 4. Wertheimer. A. L.
Sanger. =, a.. ~ q co,. NJ ,.,.ho,
]. Abraham, N. Men1erson mann, ,,
From Baltlmore-A. uoou"an' DE- rnips' benJa"in
Wei NJ. POLLOCK
The following were offered by DR.. Wise, and referred
TO n committee
Wb,rsas As a number OF delegates Of various Amer /
n. Ushrev rop gre assembled in convention IN
yrIv as IN the CITY Of Cucinnat. and established
union of American Hebrew congregations having In
vi"w tho object OF establishing, sustaining. and govern
inc furhering the Cause aud interest of
d,,aism aud especially To establish college for the
REORGANIZATION of Hebrew learning; and
Whsrras II the object OF th!s order above All 70 pro
,,wlya,a the suble aud eternal doctrines OF Judaism
i,s professors and also to develops and elevate
tho mental ana moral character Of our race by liberal
support of science ana art; anu 4. ,, A..
wLs~.os Tine Order does not deem IL advisable TO
nstablish under It's drec. auspices sept 0f earuius