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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-15

Scottish Commercial ms. Co.
Principal office GLASGOW SCOTLAND.
Attorney to accept service in Minnesota
IF. A. sTUDpART, St. Paul.
Paid up Capital Stock $625,OOO.
/. ASSETS.
Market value of bonds and 90
stocks owned ...... ooi, 1oO w
Cash on hand and in bank. lo,o@t'o1
Interest due and accrued on
bonds and stocks not inciu-
ding in market value. i,l4Z.oa
D.. ana and accrued $4,000 |
| Aggregate amount OF all actual
available assets o4o,Sif.7'
.. LIABILITIES.
Gross claims Tor
losses adjusted
and unpaid ii, 43!.31
Losses in process OF
adjustment, or III
suspense lu,4to.oV
. | Losses resisted, IN
Guiding interest
and expenses 3.o44.o4
Total gross claims
forlosses ....... 26,6 SSH
, Deduct re-lnsur-
= auce and salvage
claims .... 69oio o, -,
Q Net amount Of unpaid losses 24,Ss@.1 20
: Amount required to safely re- ,o
n insure all outstanding risks 2oo, ioo.o4
r All other demands against the ,.ou.,,
Total liabilities, except netsur- 900 400 &C
~ Surplus beyond liabilities. 4O5, 4So.os
~ Aggregate liabilities, including o -
- paid mp capital and surplus o4o,si4'4'
~ 3. INCOME 1876.
he Gross Cash prem
y iums received. 200, t4.54
IN Deduct re-insur-
,v ance, rebate and
. return premiums SO, S94.Io
- Net cash actually received for 90 :
CT premiums S~o,oA'.o
20 Interest received on bonds and
en- mortgages ~+t---
an Income from all other sources.
of Total ssI. income. ....... 500, 1855
,;n 4. EXPENDITURES, 1876.
nat Gross amount paid
IF for losses. lo4. So@.oo
- Deduct sslvage and
1~n reinsurance lO,529.oo
res Netlamount paid for losses 154, 4S2.
' " sa oshsr smnIoyees ~ a7,ess.
IAN fa ars sv' eo'A.9e.o ..'....... 5sSi7-
oe. Amount paid for state national
ave and local taxes I1,9o.'
b is All other expenditures -. ssrsi4-
mt. Aggregate cash expenditures
the during the year |oS,ii@'
and S. MISCELLANEOUS.
ites Tote, amount of outstanding
the io r;.ls 1 Dec. 81. 1876 -. sl,si5.724
lew Total premiums received, from
the S S1ss . =. .'.. ~. l,osi, o4o
-. > Total Losses paid from organi-
ms; xation ef company to date. 4l4,SoS
al HYsINRss IN MINNESOTA, 1876.
'eeu .m..rt AZ r;s.s taken. 49,. sss,soo
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-02-15
,;|REMAN'S FUND
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Principal Office, San Francisco, Ca.
ATTORNEY to accept services in Minnesota, +
B. Amss, Minneapolis. Agent at St. Paul
T. f, A. Studlart.
, 1877-09-16

The Committees on Roads and Bridges and
Education were away yesterday.
The Committee on Public Buildings ana SerY-
ice will report to the Board tomorrow In fa-
vor Of paying Harms 81, ,o59 g on account.
The Grand Jury busted itself again yesterday
hearing Jail and petty complaint cases. The
witnesses promised in the State Savings COM
plnint are still ncglcclful.
County Clerk Lieb and one Of his standby
clerks nave had falling out. They are under
stand to haye exchanged oaths of rather i vile
nature in tlleir difficulty, but no dismissas are
reported.
The Committee on Printing met yesterday
and audited a few bills. The Chairman told q
reporter that tile loug-looked-for report on the
printing question would be forthcoming week
from Tomorrow.
Frederick Reagcr, indicted in 1875 for the
burglary Of Harycy's clothing house, aud who
has bcen recently arrested, was tried and con-
victcu In the Criminal Court yesterday. Lie will
60 down for five years.
The openings in the Courthouse fences are
being supplied with gates, aud as d consequence
the Board will have to appoint several keepers
Applications are i'll order, and the Commission
crs are at homc to-day.
The jury in the ease Of James Cannon, after
being out all night, came fu yesterday morning,
and, not having agreed, was discharged. They
stood ten to two for conviction. E1-Ald.
Smith is understood to &c one Of the two who
stood for acquittal.
When clertcd, Commissioner Lenzcn was do
lug Wholesale poisoning business. The pat
ruua1c OF the Board has been great erer since,
aud the Commissioner has found it necessary
to 90 iuto the retail trade to save failure. He
now deals out the liquid in quantities to suit,
and his house Is headquarters for the thirsty
ringstcrs. AT the c,ld of the year his books will
make good showing,
, 1877-09-16
CRIMINAL.

Edward Tenders, Of No. 80 Randolph street,
recently lost watch which he values at $3.50, as
it was rift. Yesterday he caused the arrest Of
]. s. Kimberly and Michael Loudergan, whom
he suspects Ut having stolen it,
The police yesterday recovered under side
walk au empty poclct-book, stolen the day be-
fore from Miss E. J. CouEling, of Oneida, III.
It was snatchcd from her hand near the corner
of Randolph and Lasallc streets, but fortunate
II it contained only 81 at the time.
e Kit Carson, itinerant Snowman, got on a high
old tear yesterday and, in the course OF his
travels, broke into two places in Cheyenne, and
then hammered his mistress half unto death.
lie was locked up at the Armory upon the dual
charge Of assault with intent to Kill and attempt
to commit burglary
Tic following were arrested and prosecuted
yesterday, at the instance Of the Illinois HUI
Carter smith, darkeyy, for abusing his
horses, fined IS and costs; Joseph Hess,
for cruelty to calves, s. aud costs;
Fred Memo, 1or abusing horses, So and costs;
two boys, John Wilson and J"hn Boyle. cn1-
ployed to carry Jvnr,1afs to the Stovk-Yar1s.
fur abusing their horses: the latter was fined
So, and the former appealed.
D. 4. Cunningham, hailing from Indiana, and
boarding ut the Sherman House, yesterday had
q baczman named William O'Neil and Il prosti-
tutc named Carrie Taylor arrested and put un-
der Sl,C0O bonds to the 18th upon charge Of
goes to show that Cunningham spent his time
in r,otous living at vile resorts, and notably at
a scabby den kept in Hyde Park By the notorious
s.Shaug" Noycs. The more probable story is.
that nc ietller spent or lost It.
Justice D'Wolf, presiding in the absence of
ing: Joseph Parish, larceny OF seal sacques
from C. 4, Lewis d Co., last Dcceuber tt,r,-
, 1877-09-16
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES,

OMAHA, Neb., Sept 15-An examination OF
young gentlemen for appointment to West
Point from Congressman Weleh's district, held
at Lincoln, resulted in the choice Of Lucius
Wakely, son Of Judge Wakely, Of this city.
Special Disputch to The Tribune.
JOLIET, H., Sept. 15.-Alexander Leith,
Esq, OF St. Louis, the Receiver OF the Joliet
Iron and Steel Company, paid the employees 50
per cent of their June wages to-day. The
money disbursed, about 81 ,oj0, is the proceeds
of sale of steel rails to the Minnesota Southern
Railroad, and is also the first received since /.
3. Meeker s; Co., lessees Of the rolling mills,
went into bankruptcy.
BosToS, Sept. 15.-The General Ticket and
Passenger Agents. holding their semiannud
Convention, were entertained py the local
agents tonight with banquet and hop. George
H. HaIford, Of the Missouri Pacific, was ap-
pointed to prepare paper to be read at the
next Convention.
Speciai Dispatch to 7n< Tribune.
QU1ScY. ILL.,, Sept. l5.-Sam Clark, engineer,
and F. ". Vnnhogen, fireman, have commenced
suits against the Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
Railroad Company for s2J,0g0 each, claiming
damages for injury by the collision at the
Twelfth street bridge in this city last winter.
HARURT.E'S TOILET SOAP.
, 1877-09-16

ness in the ease some way or other. The truth
of the affair Is probably happy medium be-
tween the two stories, but the Supcrintc tcndent
will have rich chance to Investigate. II Cub
bius is proven guilty, he ought to be DISCHARGED,
for the police force cannot afford to have such
traitors to the trust rcposed iu them on the pay
rolls OF the city.
The Lincoln Park Commissioners would not
have to 20 far to witness IN exhibition It
cruelty to animals. For dumb show, buffalo
bull is confined in i small pen, without shade or
shelter OF any kind, aud the only liberty
enjoyed by him is the circle described by L
heavy log chain, about twelve feet long, Que
end of which is planted In the ground, aud the
other attached TO 4 barbarous ring in tho pour
beasts nose. Tie cannot even get his lcad into
the trough to get drink, but has to suck up
water from puddle caused By leak.
, 1877-09-16
SUBURBAN..

The regular meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the Town Of Lake was held on Saturday
afternoon at the Town-IIail. There were pres
cut Messrs. Muifhead, Condit, Montgomery, and
Shirley. In the absence OF the Town Clerk,
Trustee Montgomery acted pro TEN.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Hyde 1ark, was present with
the coal contract made between Hyde pars and
Dunn Il Everett for LOOK. tous OF coal at So. IS
per ton, but the Lakc Board woulu
Condit, the Superintendent OF the works was
instructed to advertise for LOCO tons Ior Lake
The Hyde Park tire is going to make trouble
over the Watcr-W0rks again. Tie following,
presented bY Trustee Condit, was adopted:
WHEREAS. The Town Of Lake and the village of
Manufacturing Company for the repairs of the
JOINT Watcr-Works OF Hyde Park and Lake: and
WHEREAS. The Terms and stpuations Of said
contract have not beeu complied with OH tho part
OF said liolly Manufacturing Company, and the
commercial interests Of the towns nave suffered
damages account OF said failure; therefore, be it
ktSoErtd, That the said Board OF Trustees OF the
Town OF Lake instruct tue Clerk to notify tic
Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park to meet with this
Board in the office Of Mr.. A. N. veeder, No Ol
Dearborn street, Chicago, next Wednesday
afternoon ut ? clock.
A communication from Master F. c. Lehman
asking for remission of water-tax from st. Pc-
ter's Parochia1 School was referred.
a petition for the reappointment Of John
Collins to the police force was referred to spe-
ciai committee Of Montgomery and Murphy.
The special committee appointed to examine
the charges against Otlicer Egan reported that
they found not sufficient cause for auv action.
COncurreu In.
The usual pay-rolls and bills we're ordered
paid. The matter Of repairs Of Vinccnnes ave-
nue. was referred. The President was instructed
to purchase such m amount of hose as he
thought the town was in need Of, after which
the Board adjourned.
, 1877-09-16

matter. The citizens were present en- maes.
as was also Mr. Eckforl, the oifr:.liae in,,;'
vidua] The nuisance had already been ths
subject OF lawsuit. which, as is too Often ~
case. had lett it more than ever an open and
undecided question, wherefore it was deemcJ
hcst to bring to bear upon the offender H.
mighty weight Of public opinion as tnanifastas
By tue crowd Of indignant citizens present. m;
by the fact that the august Board were to gir.
the matter that consideration, aud, It was hope;i
condemnation, which it So fully deserved.
KS basis Tor their action, the Village Mr.,
sha' made report as to the quality and ouan
tlty of the nuisance in question.
The Chair then explained to Mr. EcEfnr1 ,bt
Law, and the village ordinance: applicable tn ~
matter, and the power IT the Board and ths
penalty to which he would be suhicctsI if ~
persisted in his unlawful course anu did nor At st
once abate the nuisance.
lie profcsscd to be satisfied with the eYnlans.
tion, and to the surprise Of all promised to com.
ply with the ordinance and cease his oGensir,
business. The Board adjourned, and tue ritt,
zens retired hlehly pleased At the peaceful soIu-
tion Of the question, but to the utter dis,1,t =.
tile boys, who came fully prepared for raw
and ready to clean out the establishment II et
arns:s. -
The ladies OF the ~ E. Society will rive q,
oyster supper ut the church Taursday c7cninr
OAK PAEK.
Tic feature in the coming week, in tho war n,
entertainments, will be the CONCERT and lite?arv
at Centennial Hall. on Tuesday evening, undsr
the auspices OF Christ's {Ep!scopul) Caur-6
Miss Cherry, Of New York Little Chur.S
Around the Corner, has kindly consented to 40.
pear once more before returning home, and viii
be assisted by Miss Jessie Hartie, OF st. James,
choir, and other Chicago talent.
Miss Josie and Jennie Mayo, of ssRob;u,,
Nest" Peoria. have been visiting their uncle
aud aunt for the past two weeks. ACCOMPANIED
by their brother. Mr.. Charles Mayo, Jr
NORWOOD PARK.
At a regular meeting Of the Village Board.
Trustees Dunlap, Stevens, Ninchel1, and Sev-
muur were present.
The Village Treasurer reported that there WIS
cash in tue Treasury to tile amount Of S347, 70
Bills to the amount OF $S7 were audited and
ordered paid. The contract for building side
walks was let to Mr.. William Weathers at 12
cents for one-inch aud g cents for two-inch
]YalEs -
, 1877-09-16
COIONIZATION.


About yeel, aso several men Of family, who
were out OF work and had no prospects Of pro-
curing employment in this city, camcto the con-
clusion that the best thing they could 10 woulu
be to cmigrate to Kansas. They talked the
matter over among themselves and with Others
aud in three or four days got about tllty per-
sons interested in the project. The first meet
ing Of the proposed colony was held yesterday
morning ut No. 81 Dearborn street, and their
action Indicates that they mean business. Ihcy
have no particular objective point In view, out
the country between kinslcy and uouge
CITY, on the Atcllison, Topeka q
Santa Fe Railroad, having been represented as
desirable, they purpose hndIn!: OUT Il N 3. ,s 81.
After signing an agreement to take so Mluen
land apiece, committee, consisting OF W; y.
johnson, Levi Wing, Charles SeWbcrrY, anu n.
A. Shaw, WAS appointed to visit that ioca!'ty
aud report upon its advantages AN assesst!en1
Of 81 each was mnde Oh every member to lcfray
the rxpc,,scs. The gentlemen named will start
at ouce, aud arc expected to submit tue result
of their Investigations at meeting to DC helu
two weeks hence. Should the place men-
toned prove to be undesirable, tue Commlttce
will visit other localities, their instructions being
to find land which will give satisfaction. So it
is reasonably sure that within six weeks at least
loo people will bid good-by to Chicago and Sc
cure homes in Kansas
COMMERCIAL COOPERATION.
The Germans haye also organized d ColoniZa-
tion Society, and the scheme Of the projectors
is not only i unique but goo'1 one. 1t Is to be
known as tho Chicago Colonization Association,
aud charter is to be secured. The first meet
iue was held on the 9th inst, nnd the following
officers elected: President, William Koch;
Vice-p President, Herr Roth; Secretary, 4. G.
Lott; Treasurer, B. kiel. About scventy-fiye
have already signed the roll. All the members
are worlingmeu and the majority Of them have
families A. rule they have not the means to
carry out their desires to Locate on Western
lands. And it is the manner OF supplying them
with funds which Is tho peculiar feature OF the
projcct It Is proposed to appeal to ncn who
will 6e benefited by the establishment OF the
colonies to furnish the money to enable the cmi-
grants to reach their destination and commence
farm work. Interest will be paid on the
advances, and liens given on the land as securi-
ty. The Soriety will hare its headquarters in
this city, and send out squads Of a hundred or
more twice year, each party to settle in Il dill
(ercnt locality. The SECOND meeting Of the AS
sociation was held at NJ. Is North Clark street
last evening, and constitution adopted. a
committee was also appointed to present the
scheme to business men, with view OF lnduc-
ng them to aid in carrying it out by loaninG
The emierants the money necessary to realize
heir wishes. THUS far no particular section Of
,hc West has been decided upon as objective
points, but it is probable that Southern Nebras-
"a, Kansas, or Dakota will be selected
, 1877-09-16

riage was solemnizcd according to tho forms OF
law, anu sealed with the obligations Of religion
in the church, and ever since his marriage hc
has been engaged in cndeavorlng. to support
himself and wife iu a just, and lawful, and hon
orabc way. lie denies that he is worth Sl5,02o
and is willing to make an exhibit to the Court
Of all his property, but AYERS that sa1d Nctt1e
Walsh has no right whatever to call for such Il
statement, nor has she any claim upon his prop
crty or any part Of It. Ee denies that he is al
dictcd to vicious and. obscene habits, nvcrrlne,
on the contrary, that he is living laoorlous NC
and making provisions for the future: In CON
clusion lie tleues all and every one OF the tout
rageous charges u in the bill Of complaint, ds~
clarin. them to be without foundation in sub-
STANCE or i'll fact. .-... -
1t is not known when the case will come up
for trial.
, 1877-09-16
THE CITY-UAII.

The County Treasurer turned over to the City
Treasurer yesterday S1500c0.
Comptroller Farwcll yesterday paid out
$4,000 in tho redemption Of popular-loan GER
titicates.
Chief Hickey returned Friday evening from
his fishing trip in Indiana. He has the Usher
uans color nil over his facc-sunDurn.
The license receipts yesterday were about
$780, INCLUDING fertilizers license issued to
the Northwestern Fertilizing Company.
The Trcasurer's receipts yesterday were $ 1,074
from the City Collector, S2,0S0 from the Water
Department, aud $3.50 from the Comptroller.
The employees of the city-thc police, fire.
men, clerks, and laborers OF the Department Of
Public Works, and miscellaneous employees
were paid their August salaries yesterday,
amounting to something more than Sloo,ooo.
Mayor Horne, OF Madison, Can, is in the city,
md will rcman here till the middle OF the week.
Tomorrow he will be taken in hand by some OF
the Chicago officials aud shown whatever in the
manifold improvements OF the city bis Canadian
Honor may wish to see.
Only four 1ew cases OF scarlet fever were re-
ported at the Health Office yesterday. Six
The mortality from other causcs has been
heavier than it was Inst week, still not great Tor
this season Of the year.
Dr.. Chadwick, of Boston, tho Chairman of the
World Medical Association which holds its next
annual meeting at London, Eng, in June. was
IN the city yesterday, aud was much pleased with
the medical statistics which he was enabled to
gather by the courtesy and assistance Of DR.. De
Wolf and other Of the city officials.
The Committee OH Streets and Alleys OF the
North Division met yesterday afternoon and
decided to report adversely OH the matter OF
narrowing Lincoln ayenue by Widening the side
walk on the north side OF the avenue, aud also
frr I'm nSktnr IF
, 1877-09-16
L PERFECT TOILET soap.

First among the requisites Of the toilet is good
article df Soap. but procure it. IL always eaSY
matter. Many O! the most expensive SUas Ia the
kct made from and detetorfous materials and
their delicate cooFng and fragrant perfume often
corcea! the most zcpuslre impurities The DISCLOSURES
recently made public regarding this subject po3l-
ttveiv startling and deserve serious consideration.
Scented Soaps now Known TO be extremely objec.
tonabc cspeclay II applied the head tnjurtnE the
aces The character OF the ingredients may BE- inferred
from the statement Of 4 gentleman who makes the
kcehi VI sua.ts business; reIel1ly declared 1t
persons engaged In this cupoYnen were shaes-nJei;
ire to- Ten years being ths period during
The dicIlty procuring perfectly pure astlcl1 of
Toilet Soapis At last ooyatsd however tlaaSs 70 sa3
enterprise anu chemical skill Of ME. T. HAHHrr ot
New York. the world renowned spap Manufacturers.
whose innlense eslaoshments by far Thy OF Is
Einu IN the United States. The renowu Of Mr. baRBtrrs
semiuatcd but this latest success Is the appropriate
crown to the numerous Victories alE:ady achieved
Mr. has succeeded in perfectinS the conp9t'
ton OF the finest toilet soap ever introdu The pria-
cipal ingredients the pures vegetable oils; the m2u.
uaeturnE processes are entirely and orls1aa AL
the result simply unparalleled In this department Of In
Is. +. BAnulrrs Iot1Er Soar IL the trade marx
fur the delicate sStof tafauts chl.tu,
and .hic it Is altogether une4ualed in It's emoteat
being OF such absolute purity TO require al from
chemistry 10 disguise inferior materials. The most
fined taste considers the abseac. ct artificial perfume
ts.ie Of D. T. Bahbitts Toilet Soap renders the
and agreeable article OF the Kind erer maau-
Though specially desirable for the use OF ladies aai
mems toilet, and Us it makes heavy lataer 1t Is asoono
placed upon thr markell but the demand for It will soon
become genera1.-Ses1 i0rk Tribune
, 1877-09-16

carten tic petition for the extension OF the
horse-railway on West Lake street to Central
Park. Tie Committee are instructed to con-
suit with the officers OF the West Division
Street Railway Company.
The Building Committee held meeting yes
terlay morning. for the purpose OF considering
the plans lor the basement walls Of the Court
House, submitted by Architect Egan. Some
time was spcnt in the calculation OF weights OF
some OF the heaviest piers, anu, after 4 shorr
discussion thereon, it was decided to order the
Superintendent of Buildings to prepare plans and
make the calculations tor the concrete base upon
which the foundations arc to rest. 4 special
committee reported that they had bargained
with Architect Egnu for an additional S1.00o
for plans for the bearing walls The report was
accepted. Building superintendent Cleavcland,
with the assistance Of the entire drafting force
of the Department Of Public Works, will proba-
bly, have the required drawing aud calculations
perfected, by Monday or Tuesday at the latest.
They will bc submitted to the Committee, aud
as soon Us possible thereafter will be advcr-
tised.
The Joint Committee on Streets and Alleys
met in the City Clerks office yesterday after
noon and devided to recommend to the Council
that special assessments he ordered for paving
the streets named i'll the subjuincd table. ac-
curling to the Mayors Recommendation present.
cd at the last meeting Of tic Council:
, 1877-09-16

| ut kcuhl's HAL, corner o1 Blue 1siand avenue
comnnnv G. Fist cava1rv will meet at their
/ ormory, lin anl 1e3 Washinrton street tn
morrow evening at 5 O'Clock. Members are re-
! quested to be present.
! :Juaro 7orton and Georoe Epope .r;,, condr,ct
NJ. onen.air i;nsneI tcrnneranre mae-iuo at thc
curner ri R,nc Island Xn,1 Western avani,es ,h;s
J ofternoon Mt ! 40 o'ctp.r
There viii he n meetino of tbo Mooav Aeso.
! ,;otion on Nondav Se,t ~ ot 2 - N At thc
! rralino-room n +he f:h;eoro i vep,n Ghnrcn sln>
A mi ottan.1,nco W r. roo,,"sto1 -A'~O"s
| -
Roocrt tollyer will deliver hls great discourse
Wnnse Maisan " ns ess Ezabsth n en
| tTroonn ,h;s avan;n@ a. -,.,on, *A0sD "41o
1Aoop' snA7 e'e'"= os etoeA'
| d special meeting Of the Chicago Historical
Society will be held at the club-room of the
| fremont House, tuesday, at 2. NJ. sharp, for
! the transaction of I'M eortant business.
| The clergy Of the Episcopal Church In the city
! will resume their Monday meetings at the
| Church Bookstore tomorrow. It is especially
desired that there should be full attendance.
Ths ~oo,,,,r uoo,,,,. ,,ao,;,r ,f +h., yo,,n,
,,an's tsatha1; ;taor,. .G,;+; ~ 49, VII r.
a Sa.nue aa. e.a: 1iaea ~, w w. ue
| Twelfth street. All members are earnestly re-
nuested to he present.
Tbe Hoven Eno1;s,, r ,+er,t.,ro cl.., r,,o.f,or
1us naseh s.h EnSnsa Literature e'ass, tuesuay
sseu'S, loSn anst ~ euies 1pou 5 tnc sesentu
}eAl ~ Ns "ot1 W -eI the u1tectiou u Ut.
hen1s' ',a Ialt nal r; nn"tes' paper " MSS
f1ia"'ey;, 1ass H., Oeloe, paper " Mr-
ehapoe'1'
an enteTtanment lot tne neneht o. the
ooa1ulns7 huue ol Tue oman.s enlastia1 AS
SociaLon VIII oe eiyen n: a. 1ne residence o. Mrs
Emery =: stoFFs' tol Mlchgan avenue, lhqrs-
aar l evening. An ATTRACTIVE programme has
peeh prepared
There will be an open-air Gospel temperance
meeting ct the northwest corner Of Ashland ay-
enue and West Lake street this afternoon at
O'Clock. Mr. George Evans will conduct the
meeting. Judge Layton and several other Chris
tlan temperance WORKERS WILL be present.
The Ladies' Society Of the Congregation Bnai
Abraham hayc arranged a rraud fair to be held
ut the Twelfth Street Turner-Ha1l. cou,neuc;nr
Monday eveulug, Sent, Fl (Succoth}. The net
proceeds of the fair viii be deyoted to the COM
ple.ion of the synagogue and school-housc Of
lie coneregatfon. 1'0''
,r,- r,,-
Inc benesoIent anu tloee;tlse Oroe1 OF Elks
"ill nDl9 D tnen second socla session lhls even
ing: ms society or5Slnateu IL Hc# ork ahont
t"elVe Years aso, anu nus oIancA Lodges n Inc