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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nNHR ANNUAL NETTING or TIN
ii stoekholders Of the Crown Pin, Gcld aud
Silver Minins Company. for the election ol
iruvtees aud ito tvan. action a. snch othe!
he held on MONDAY, tho eth day OF Ju"~,
1871. At the hour Of o'clock ?. u. OF said day
at the CJmpany'a or O., Ram %, No. tis Cat
fofnia street, ran Francisco, California.
my2i JAMES NRWLANDS. SECRETARY.
NOTiCE.-The transfer books oi the Grown
Point a-ld and Silver Mining Companv will
close op Friday. Ma. 7sth. at 8o'eloct '. ~.
and remain closed until Tue-d.y, June 9Th.
my3itd JAMES NkwLANDS, secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02
TO LET.

A LODGING HOUSE on PIONEER
n strs.t. Gold Hill. Inquire at the broksru'
once Of L. d. FRANKEL, Main street. oold
Hill. my1s In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02

/. uAsAHr MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and ~
storss ths eomplsxion. removes ireekiss. ant
and ,alloWnesa; makes ths skin sof. white aud
dslicais Its sppl,ea'ioa cannot no detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-02
GOLD HILL NEVADA. SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE T. 1877
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GOLD AND sILvE

hAYTON GOLD AND sILvEn
| ~ MINING 0MPANY.-Locaton Of prin
eipsl place Of business, San Francisco Cn
Location Of works. Devils Gate District
Notice Il hereby given, that q msstinR O
the board OF Dirsciors. held on the eth day
| Of April. 1877, an asessment lho. " o.
Fifty Cents per shars was levied upon Tia
capltai stock Of the corporation, payable In
lnediately. IN United States gold coin, 70 u: y
HaywardS Building. No. tls caiiioania strvss,
Ban frsne,seo. 0ai ornia.
Any stock upon which this sssesslnent shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of nay.
1871. win be delinquent. and Advertised its
made before Will b. sold on TUESDAY. ~
nith tetb) day Of June. ls77. 70 paS the delin.
yuent Assessment. tTgeth~r with cosls OF 3D.
vertislng ald expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board Of Dircctors.
W. x. DEAN, Secretary.
O1ice-Room 10 HAywards building. No. Aie
Cslif,ruia street. sAn Francisco. California.
,POsrPONRMRNT.
At q meeting Of the Roard of Directors OF The
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Company. held
this nfte,nth day Of Nay. 1871, the dellnqusnt
sy :, NJ, Ns & sss ana S:eSS'e X. Sss q ..s
myis.d W. K. DRAM. Secretary.
ADY WARRINGTON MININa
IL Company. = Location Of principal place a
business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, STOREY counts,
Nevada. "a,
Nylies Il hereby sivsa. tAa. h nasssinf OF
tbs board Of Dlrcctors, held ON the Oh day
Of March. ISL. an assessment tNo. lol Of Sev.
eniy-five Cents per share was levied upon
the cspltal stock Of tie corporation. payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin, 70 the
~. rrtAry. st the once Of the Company. Room
Il Isywaru's Building. No. as California
street. nan Francisco. California And BY mis-
tAte. part VI the stos upon which the as<ess-
ment was unpaid was not published ~ denn
quen.; and at neeting Of the Board Of Tus-
tees OF said corporation. held on tie 10th day
of Nay. 1871, II was unsnimc usly vos ed that all
procetdlngr subrequen, 10 said assessment be
set aside. and that the said arssrsmsnt b. raii-
ned and relevied thereforr,
Any stock upon which this asressmeLt shall
reInain unpaid on the i6.h day Of June.
1871. VIII be delinquent. and advertised tor
rAe ~ public asctiol and uuitss payment 10
mad- 6siore will Be sold on the Third day
ofJuly, 1871. 10 Iay the delinquent asseremsnt.
together with costs Of adr rtisns and expensss
Of rAle. Sock upon which this assessment
lSo iOl has been already pa 10 NO, affected
by thi. notice.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
ID. l.. THOMAS, Secretary.
Oflice-Iloom II Huyvari's Building Slo
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CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
" ING C0MpANY. - Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location of works. Gold Hill. storvy county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that al meetlns OF
the bosrd o. Directors. held ON the i9th
day Of Mar. 1871, an arserrmcnt iNo. ~ oi
twenty C-ats per rhAfe Was levied upon
the rspiia stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately. in United States gold coin, Ia the
Secretary, NJ the once of the C.miany. hooni
N Ia, wards Euilding, tlY California stieot.
Ssn FraIcisco, California.
ANY sock upon which this assessment shall
rmaln unpaid On the 1ist day VI June 1911.
will bo dclinquant. aud advertised Tor ,aie ai
public suction, aud unless Pc, ,ment Is made
bsior~ will 10 sold on THURSDAY. the i2th
day of July, 1871, b. rsy the drliI quent assess.
mrni, together with costs OF advertising and
expenser of sa'-.
1iy order Of the Board of Dirroiors
W. K. DEAN. Secretary.
Office - Room No. 10 nayward'r Building,
No. tig California street. San Francisco. Call.
fornis. my21td
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iofhih. uiyAt W
DOCK INLAND GOLD AND Nil
IL v.R MINING lOAPASY.--Iocation O
principal place OF busin'ts. Ran Francisco. Cal
iiornia.
Location Of works, Gold Iiill Mining Dls
trict. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that At Q meeting Of
the Doarl OF Directors, held On the sih day o.
May. ls,7. al assessment lSo. la of Fiiiecf
Ceuts per share was levied upon the capita
stocs oi the corporation. payable Immediately
In Unit'd states god coin. To tho Secretary. al
the ONCE ofihe Goa pany. us California street
San Francisco, California.
Any stock up0n which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the eleventh uith) day o.
| June, 1871, will bo delinquent, and Advcr
ti-ci ior sale Al public anciion, and unless tay
meni II made before, will be sold on SATuH
DAY, the thiItieth (i0ta) day OF Jurc, 1871, u
pay the delinquent Assessment, together with
eo-tr of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
~ or,ler of the Board of Directors.
J.w. CLARK, Secretary.
Onlec-No. 4ls California street, Room Q
San francisco. California. myIQtd
- ENATOm siLyEn MININ0 CON.
y pANf.-- Loca'ion Of principal place oi
business, ran frAnri,co Ca'ifvrnia.
Location of works. Virgins Mining District.
STOREY county. Nevada.
N.tice Il hereby given. that At q neeting of
the lb,srd of Dirrctor-. held on tho I'D
day of Msy. 1871. an assessment iso. isI OF
filiy C-'nts Yer share was levied up,n
the capital sioIk OF the corporation. payable
immediately. 10 United Stairs gold coln, 10
the sccr-iary. at the once Of the Company,
No. 20 Academy building. $50 Pine street, san
Francisco, California.
Any riocs upon which this a.-es-inent shall
remain nnp.id ON Thursday, the 7th day Of Ju, Q,
is.7. will he dclihqueni. and Advertised for
sale 81 public hucti %, aud unless payment Ii
m.de before " u b. sold on TUksDAY. the
s;th day .f Jun. 1871 10 pay the delin.
quent assessment, tog. ther with costs Of nd.
scriisinr and eipens = of sale.
liy order OF the Board OF Directors.
j II. SAYRE, Secretary.
Ofc~-No. 3G Academy Building. No. $50 Pine
s'rct, San Francisco. California. my3td
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nEPoslrs ofCoiH OR BULLION received.
~ other ou open .accrunt or 10 issue Ckk.
TfFlCATKs therefor, payable lat the option OF
the holder) In Gold HIN or Ban Francisco; 10
mara collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent i,apk / In San francisco;
Ranking pualneaa.
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At meeting Of the Rosrd VI Directors OF ths
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Company. held
this nfte.nth day Of Nay. 1871, the delinqusnl
& Wsdpe.ssy M 1s Nav So ia Is1i ana ~ he Ssy o. ..is n
until wkDNksDAN, JuEs ~, lS71.
myiS.d w. X. DEAN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
A DiNNLR TO MIR. STORY.

party OF twenty-sevcn gentlemen, desrous Of
doing honor to Mr.. William W. Story ntertained him
at ainner at the Union League Club House last even
ing. The party consisted OF George William Curtis,
james Graht Wilson, john Taylor johnson, f. Ran.
doph Robinson, Theodore Roosevelt, Joseph H..
Choa:e Frederick Law Omstead. Theo. Shlllaber,
Daniel Huntington, William +. lodge Jr. Thomas
Hicks, John Jay, Charles 0'Conor Sidney Webster
Charles r. Daily, Parkc Goodwin A. Thorndike Roc,
vlnccnzo Botta, Whitclaw REID, Edward L. Godkin,
Charles Watrous, John Bigcow, William Allen Butler,
William ). Mayo, John A. T. cray and Attorney
General Fairchd. The guests were Mr. Story and his
The following letter was scnt by Sir. William ullen
Bryant, who could not attend the dinner:-
KosLyS. l.. T.. Nov. IL. 1877
To COMMITTEE OF ARaANGkNESTs FOR DINNER
Nix.
GKYrKMgS-I be present the banquet given to
Mr. story eminent like Michael Angelo In tne sister
sculpture poetry But admire his genius and
with you the words in which he will be well
coined 10 the chief city of bis native country gentle
men. faithfully yours, W. G. BRYANT.
Letters Of apology also read from General Nc
Clciian and Bayard Taylor.
When tho cloth had been removed Mr. Charles
OConor, who presided, proposed tho health Of the
guest IN appropriately euogsLic terms To this Mr..
story responded briefly The evening was mostly
spent III pleasant chat and quiet social converse.
Long speeches were not In order.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16

STILL in THE SERVICE.

Edwin s. Condit, who IS alleged to have forged the
name OF Newark journalist in connection with .
Geographic despatch last spring. with the design OF
affecting railroad stocks IN Wall street. and who Is
also accused OF having, tor similar purpose circu-
lated the bogus despatch representing prcnaturciy
the death Of the late Commodore Vanderbilt has
turned up In Newark on new charge lie was
rested N That city last evening on charge OF EN-
bezzlemeut preferred by Mrs. Mary r. smith. OF No.
3s Dowling street Mrs. smith alleges that she gave
CondIt authority TO collect due her husband by r.
W. Val Co., Newark hatters, ana that no collected
the money and appropriated u TO his use. Alter
brief incarceration IN the cells lhe Second pre-
cnct station house at Newark C0nat's friend came 10
bis relief and furnished nat Tor his appearance before
the pol.co mags for EXAMINATION.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST TIE SUN.

Some time since, already published in the
HERALD Aonzo Bell Assistant Secretary Of the Inie-
ror commenced In the Superior Court OF this city
suit against the Sun PrntDg and Publishing Associa-
ton to 500 900 damages lor au alleged libel
published in tho New York SUM- The alleged lbellous
was In SUBSTANCE charge that the wife oil Mr.
Boil had been accustomed, under assumed name,
pay or doing tracing the Patent ONCE, al
legged rregularlty for the Of whcn the for
mcr Commissioner OF Patents, Mr.. Ducli, said to
lost his Office. demurrer interposed tho
the part OF defendants TO the complaint tho
grounds that did not state facts sufficient cunst
tute cause OF action and that therc mad been mis-
joinder Of parties plaintiff Argument on this demur-
rer was heard yesterday before Judge Spcr IN Supe.
rior Court Special Term, Mr.. Willard Bartlett repre-
sentng the defendant and e. Y. Bell the plaintiff Alr.
Bartctt's points were that the alleged libeous
charges were not actionabio in themselves without
alleging nucndoes; that II actionable In Them
selves action would not iio without joining tho
plaintiffs wife, and that II not actionaDlo in them
selves action would not lie, because special dam
ages had been alleged. Mr.. Bell contcnded, in a long
argument, that substantial cause OF action had been
set forth In the complaint and that the demurrer
thereto was not sustainabc AT the conclusion OF the
argument Judge Spcr took the papers, rescrving his
DEF
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
THE KIDNAPPING CASE.

The Brooklyn police, who succeeded in recovering
little Arthur Lemau the kidnapped child, on Wedncs-
day afternoon have since been actively engaged in
searching Tor tho who unaccountably detained
the boy for the space of twenty hours The author
tiles are at a loss to account for motive which could
prompt such dapldated ana wretcned specimen Of
humanity the abductor OF the boy described 10 be
attempt the act, unless the fellow was prompted by
the hope of reward being offered for the return Of
Arthur. Yesterday morning man named Martin
O'keele arrested by Detective Rail, OF the
Central ONCE squad, corresponding with the de-
scripton gwen by the colored woman, Rachel john
son, who saw the abductor Of the child on Tuesday
evening. The accused, who interrogated sharply
by superintendent Campbell, TOOK his arrest good
humoredy and assured his captors that he very
poor ma n and, having four cnildron of his own to
provide tor was not desirous OF adding TO the
Der OF his domestic responsibilities III sucn
lie was released from custody.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
SENATOR MORRISSLY'S DEPARTURE.

Senator John Morrissey sailed on tho San Jacnto
for savannah yesterday afternoon to seek relaxation
and rccuperation in mildcr climate. About midday
he appeared In some OF hts o.d downtown haunts
where he was greeted by many friends, but before
two O'Clock he went on board the steamer, at pier Is
East River. reporter OF the HERALD called upon
the Senator on the ship aud found him sitting forward
pleasantly chatting with lew friends. In response
TO tue reporters inquiries Nr. Morrissey said:-'I
am going 10 savannah, perhaps farther for the benent
or my health-in iact my physician insists upon tho
journey. am getting along so well toward my re-
covery thht he does not want me 10 take the risk Of
relapse from the carly storms. From savannah DO
Aot know where shall gv--Jhe weather VIII my
only guide ia that matter.u In addition the Senator
said his canvass bad been moro than usually arduous
owing 10 ms own previous illness and TO no tact tnat
man OF national reputation ike Mr.. Schel pittcd
against him. Mrs. Morrsscy's heath precludes ner
IRON going with her husband ana he travels alone.
He will be absent five or six weeks
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
MR.. AND MRS. WHITE.

MARRIAGE OF MISS CARRIE DE NYsE TO HER
ALLEGED sEDUCER, WHO Is ARRESTED AND
YIELDS TO THE PERSUASION OF THE LAW.
Miss Carrie Do Nyse the particulars Of whose eope-
ment given IN the HERALD yesterday, was mar
ricd by Justice Riley, in the court room, corner Of
Myrtle and Clarmont avenues Brooklyn, at half-past
five O'Clock last evening rhe young lady's father,
Mr.. John De Ny3e accompanied by officer Shaug-
Messy who armed with warrant for the arrest Of
MIR. White the charge OF abducting Miss Carrie from
her homo, entered the Grand Union Hotel OF this city,
about halpast O'Clock yesterday morning and pro-
ceeded to No 275 which Mr. White and the young
lady have occupied Wednesday last. Shaugnessy
knocked at the door, and an answer was given In
voice that Mr. De Nyse recognized as White's who
manifested his unwillingness 10 admit the officer.
Mr.. Garrison, the proprietor OF the hotel, was ap-
pcaled to- and that gentleman Immediately proceeded
10 the room and after short conversation with Mr..
Garrison, the officer admitted and White was
formally arrested. Mr.. De Nyse then asked White
in the presence of Mr. Garrison aud Shaughnessy to
say where the marriage had taken place, or produce
the certificate This White refused to do, but sug-
gestcd that he, with Shaughnessy aud Mr. aud Miss
De Nyse proceed 10 the oice o his lawyer, Mr. Fred
eric A. Ward, $50 Broadway. After consultation
with his Client Mr. Ward informed Mr.. De Nyse that
Mr.. White and his daughter were man and wife IN
accordance with the laws OF the State, and asked him
II his assurance Of that. lawyer was not sufficient
lor him TO Withdraw the charge Of abduction. Mr.. De
Nyse replied In the negative, but expressed his will
10 take the Of Judge Riley TO that
elect
JUDGE RILEY SETTLES IT.
further consultation took place between Mr..
White and Mr. Yard, the result OF which an ad-
journment 70 Judge Riley's court room. There White
pleaded guilty the charge OF abduction, waived
an examination, admitted 10 bail IN SO, 500.
Then Mr.. DE Nyse preferred charge Of
seduction against White, who Immediately
showed a disposition to compromise. Miss
De Nyse, Mr. White and his counsel were
allowed 70 retire into private Of the Judge,
Riley was sent Tor In a short the Judge re-
quested that Mr. aud Mrs. De Nysc be admitted the
room and no then informed the ANXIOUS parents that
ne mad married Mr.. White and their daughter, and
showed them the entry the records OF the court.
Mr. and Mrs De Nyse expressed themselves satisfied,
anu without any tender greetings on either sce, the
respective parties lmmedatey went their several
courtesy OF s.good evening"" Mr.. Do Nyse is OF an
opinion that they may all be happy yet, and that time
will work wonders.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16

the bluffs beyond the river the fight OF the In
dian encampment Every instant he must have ex
pected that succor that assistance which would give
him triumph. He waited, he stood, vapiy. In the
of his Kindred with all his soldiers LAID PROSTATE
around him, with the thought OF his wife his brain,
with the phanasmagora OF oarbaric faces figures
costumes about him. he sank. laughing at death, as
Sitting Bull describes
Heroic SOUL Good generali Patriotl Lot those
only who nave dared 10 stand for hours In deaths
preseocs, ~sh bullets singing around them. with the
likelihood Of fatal or mutiating wound SGT every
second the neighooring CIR, with homes and fair
faces IN their memories meanwhile. and with the
sciousness that dying they likely to procure for
themselves more pity than Admiration-let these men
only Judge Of Custer and his fall But les those
who stepped the thresholds Of luxurious
homes, and who know nothing OF this wild Northwest
and IT'S dcnizens forbear.
ADIzU KING sULl.
As Sitting Bull arose TO 60 asked him whether he
had she stomach for any more battles with tho Ameri-
cans He answered.
al do not want any light"
@You mean not 2"
He laughed quite heartily.
"No; not this winter"
-Are your young braves willing to nrht'"
''You will see"
"When?"
al cannot say"
al have not your people Would bc welcome
at your campa"
Aner gazing at the ceiling for few moments Sit
ting Bull responded
~ will not be pleased. Tho young men would not
be pleased. You came with this party .aliuding 10
the United States Commissioners and you can 60
back with thom. have said enough"
With this Sitting Bull wrapped his blanket around
him and after gracefully shaking hands, strobe to tho
Then he placed hts fox-skin cap upon his head
and bade him adieu.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
THE ROBERTS DIVORCE SUIT.

The referee appointed take testimony in the suit
brought by Isabel NJ Roberts against Isaac X. Rob.
ers, husband for absolute divorce, submitted his
report, in the Supreme Court before Justice Pratt,
Brooklyn, yesterday, III favor OF the plaintiff The
parties 10 the action married August 19, 1868,
and separated in the month OF December OF the
year. Ho is residing at the Clarendon House. thig
city, and the plaintiff lives with her mother at No 81
West Forty eighth street. The ground OF tho COM
plant was adultery. On motion OF the referee the
Court granted order confirming the report and CIV
ing decree OF divorce in iavor OF the paintsQ.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16

quarres are aban doned before peIng properly worked
The lecturer also described some length the hme
stone regions and during his remarks saea tna' .he
limestone at the head OF New York Bay ana tnat
across the Hudson Point remains OF ancient
coral reefs and agoons such are TO be su seen On
the reefs OF Florida elsewhere In the West indes
while the blush and leaden colored shales oi stony
Point and Peckskili Bay remains oil ahoen. muo
Island II was also stated that large quantities OF the
very best statuary marble was exported from new
YORK and other parts OF the United States 10 ltay.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
A MISSING GIRL.

Mrs. Goodnough, residing in the town OF New
Utrecht. Kings county, called at the Brooklyn Police
Central Once yesterday morning. and reported that
her daughter Mary Jane Goodnough, had been missing
from her home since " ednesday night last. Great
aux cit by her parents Tor her safety. they
say she has always been with them and never before
abscntcd herself from home Mary Jane, who has a
difficulty her hearing, is OF medium height, far
complexion, has brown ha,r and dark eyes. She wore
blue cloth waterproof CLOAK, brown dress and black
straw hat. A general alarm sent from headquar-
ters TO all the Brooklyn station houses, giving dc.
,ttarn nf M autri
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
MAnpI.rs or NEW YORK.

The members OF tho polytechnic crancn OF the
American Institute wcrc entertained last evening
Cooper Institute by Dr. II. r. Stevens who delivered
nm interesting lecture upon tho Marbles OF New
York; The speaker in describing the novel folding
OF the limestone explained that there were niue DIS
tine. BEDS OF marble travelling southeast from the
highlands and running in parallel bands northeast
and south west all being essentially tho same at Sing
sing, Hastings, High Bridge, stony Point and Peek
skil. Marble well selected forms The best buid-
ing material that can be used ihc greater
part OF the marble In New YORK state Is
iound TO be wedged into gneiss rock or soft aud ap
parcuty roIteu sandstQpp and ior this reason mapy
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

The Arst social meeting of the present season OF the
Yale Alumni Association VIII take place this evening
at Delmonicos One OF the features Of the entertain
ment viii be a paper "Some Popular Errors About
Our Indians" oy Colonel Garrett MaIlery of tho Glass
1850, OF the Department OF tho Interior, Wash ing
ton. Colonel Malery has had some recent expert
ences among the Indians and what he has 10 say Will
ainly bo the result OF his personal observations.
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
SAVING A CHARTER.

A number Of prominent ctzens arc trying 10 pro-
vent lapse the charter Of the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company. OF Paterson which coniers somc
valuable franchises that be obtained under tho
State banking law. over $40, 900 OF deposits arc
represented the signers to the documents 10 relin
quish claims against the bank Tor this purpose.
IL Is intended TO the receiver aud put the assetR
into trustees hands. The charter Will expire to-os
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
ssrHE YOSEMITE VALLEY. !" !"

The Rev. DR.. o. H. Tiffany delivered his very inter-
esting lecture the sYosemite Valley AZ the Alien
Street Methodist Episcopal Church last evening The
Doctor very eloquent praise OF the natural beau
ties and advantages Of the land Of the big trees and
ALLUDED TO tho Christian work that should he accom-
pshed there There was large audience IN attend
anoe, composed oi tho elite OF Mehodisn IN this cty
Several bishops OF the Church and members Of the
General Missionary Committee OF the United states
now IN session in this city, were present
The New York herald., 1877-11-16
THE FREE TRADE CLUB.

Tho usual weekly meeting Of the New York Free
Trade Club held last evening az the club rooms,
No l4l West Twen,y-hrst street A paper was TO
have read subject, ..Wnat Free Trade ?"
by Mr. Stewart Glynn; but that gentleman was un.
avoidably absent so that tho meeting was devoid OF
general interest II was announced that noxt Thurs.
day evening Mr.. Eugene r. Leland would read before
the club paper tho subject OF 'sLife Insurance"