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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-03-17
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Western Assurance Co..
OF TORONTO, ONTARIO,

The name of the Company is the WESTERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
The locality Of the Company is Toronto
Ontario.
The amount of its Capital Stock is Eight
Hundred Thousand Dollars
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up is
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars.
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agents or other persons ...........$ 93613 SO
Real Estate unincumbered .......... g. 19 %
Bonds owned by the Company
and how they are secured with the
rate of interest thereon, as follows:
United States bonds = per cent
Registered Bonds. ........ 336, 900 90
Bonds ......, .............,. 1877, $50 90
Georgia State Bonds .................. q, 625 90
Debts of the Company secured
by Mortgage
Loans on Mortgages property
worth more than double the amt
'oaned) ........ 92S4 SO
Bills Receivable Al ,316 81
Agents Balances not more than
three months due......... ............ 11l2l4 66
Interest due and accrued.............. 6,494 80
Salvage property and claims
losses already paid ................... 1897 "a
All other securities
Municipal Debentures, M KIT value 294 10 81
Cash Deposited with Treasurer of
Mississippi. ......... .............. 5000 90
Bank Stocks, market value 70, 553 90
Dominion Saving and Investment
Company stock .,,,.................... "A 900 90
Company stock......... ..,.......... 5Ol6O 90
market value......,.... t 49,. ....... 5,6l7 50
Cash deposited with Real Estate
Loan and Debenture Company. 10000 90
Total Assets All .OSG. % /
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPoRrED By 6. c. CAMPBELL.
MosDAr, March IA. 1881.

MONDAY, March IA. 1881
The following eases we're A6FyH.ed
36o4-cicero Williams V. State Of Mississi ppi.
3522-A NJ Buie v. T. G. Pollock, surv. Elk or.
353-A. &. Nerthrop v. Matthew Flaig-
The following cases were reversed and re-
Dgdnded.
s55s-CaIvin Douglas '. State of Missippi.
3444-Jas Smith v. Jno. E. Clark, ct al
Notion to costs sustained.
35S3-We stern Union Telegraph Company V.
American Union Telegraph Company.
Dismissed be- appellants.
36O2-H. c.. Childs V. d. F. Rowell. Motion to
docket denied.
36I7-Western Union Telegraph Company ".
Tim E. Cooper. Reargnment granted.
3634-H L. Phillips v. State of Mississippi
Notion to docket and dismiss sustained
3635-W L. Smith " r. W. MiIlsaps. Dock
eted and continued.
Court adjourned Wednesday, March 10,
1881, till lst Monday in April, 1881.
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l do hereby certify that the foregoing state
ment or WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, of
Toronto, Ontario, is true and correct copy of
the original now on file in this office.
Given under my hand and seal of Office
IL. 81 this, the LIST of March, A. D., 1881.
8. GWIN. Auditor of Public Accounts
L. N TUCKER & Co, General Agents,
Columbus, Mississippi.
ID. N. BARROWS, Agent
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
March17, '81-Sw.
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The greatest amount insured in
any one risk ............,....,.... 49,. 5 20

The greatest amount insured in
any one risk-..........,....,... 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed by rules Of
said Company to be insured in any one city,
town or village, and the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one block, varies
according 10 locality, class of buildings, fire
department, etc.
Copy Of Ast OF Incorporation, and copy Of
Certincate Of Deposit of the State Treasurer,
fled in the Auditors Office
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY or NEW YORK.
BESJAAIS s. WALcoTT. President, and J.
REAsEx LANE. Fice-President and Secretary
of IL { HAKovKR FIRR IxsuRAxcE CoMnAxY
New York, being duly sworn, depose and sag
that the foregoing is q fun, true and correct
statement of the affairs of the said Company:
that the said Insurance Company is the bona
fde owner of nc least 0EE HUNDRED AND Err
N THOUSAND DoLLARs Of actual cash capitil
invested in stocks of st least par value or in
Bonds and Mortgages Of Real Estate. worth
double The amount FOR which this same ID mort
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Know ALL MEN BY THESE Presents That
the PHENIx INSURANCE COMPANY of Brook
lyn, New York, do hereby authorize any an |
all Agents that said Company has, or may
hereafter have or appoint in the State of Mis-
sisippi, for or on behalf of said Company to
accept and acknowledge service of all process,
whether mesne final, in any action or pro-
ceeding against said Company in any OF the
courts Of said State of Mississippi; and it is
hereby admitted and agreed that such service
of the process aforesaid shall be taken and
held to be valid and sufficient in that be-
half, the same if served upon said Compa-
n.y. according to the laws and practice of said
Stare, or any other State and all claims of
right of error by reason of the manner of such
service, is hereby expressly waived aad re-
linquished.
Witness our hands and the seal of said
Company, this 18th day of January, 1881.
Il. s. STEPHEN CROWELL Pres't.
PHILANDER SHAW, Seo'y.
l do hereby certify, that the foregoing
statement of the PHENIX INSURANCE Con-
PANY, of Brooklyn, New York, is true and
correct copy of the original now on file in this
office
Given under my hand and seal of office,
r, this the LIST day of March, A. d., 1881.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
II. NJ. STREET, Special Agent,
ID. BARROWS. Agent.
mario, 'S2-3w. JACKSON, MISS.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Stephen Crowell, President, and Philander
Shaw Secretary, of the PHENIx INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Brooklyn, New York, being duly
sworn, depose and say that the foregoing is
full, true and correct statement of the affairs
of the said Company; that the said Insurance
Company is the bona fide owner of at least
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS of actual cash capital, invested in stocks
Of at least par value, or in Bonds and Mort
cages of Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaged; and that
they the above described officers of said
Insurance Company.
STEPHEN CR0WELL, President
PHILANDER SHAW, Secretly.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this 18th
day of January, 1881.
IL. s. FRANCIS p. BURKE,
Commissioner for Mississippi in N. Y.
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LATER.

EDWARDS, March IA, 1881.
Mrs. Spaulding has had preliminary
trial before a committing court and been
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Listen

|undried Shirts in the market, at
A. VIRpEN' ..
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Emerson Cater, from
LETTER LIST.

|of Letters remaining in the Post-ottiee
ksou. Kinds county, Miss, for the week
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Let Us Bear Each Others Burdens. !"
Mutual Benefit or Beneyo-
lent Department
Mobile Life ms. Co.

THIS DEPARTMENT Is CONDUCTED
j. purely on the Assessment Plan-and meets
a want long felt by those who desire cheap,
and Reliable Insurance. No Capital is Re-
quired or Subscribed-only sound healthy
lives are admitted thus rendering the NOR
tally light and assessments consequently
trifing. FEMALES ADMITTED TO MEMBERSHIP
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
The following well-known citizens have be-
come members, and constitute a Reference
Board Tor Jackson, Mississippi;
Gov J. NJ Stone Hon. E. Barksdale
w. l. Nugent, Esq. Hon. W. L. Hemingway,
Gen. 7. G.. Catchings, Mr.. a. A. Folkes,
JOS A. Brown, Esq, Hon. 7. W. MELVILLE.
Hon. Sylvester Gwin, G. D. Subway, Esq.
Mr. W H. Perkins.
This Department Is daily receiving large
accessions. Certificates issued from $1,000
to IS, 900. Apply for Membership at once.
For circulars and further information apply
to CAPT. JAMES w. BEATTY,
JACKSON, Miss.
Or Coz. WILLIAh HANDY, Canton, Miss,
marl7, 'SI-tf..
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FOR SALE.

A COTTAGE HOUSE pleasantly located.
u convenient TO business. t. rms reasonable.
Apply TO MRS. E. 0SULLIVAN-
mario, 81-4w.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
, 1881-10-06
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

IT coRt n,o,t n, 100 10 t]rape tho public build
Inn. t,f tbc r,an,y.
COMMISSIONER SrEwA1r was yesterday grant,
oil leave Of absonco for two WEEKS
.l,rssru FNtg1,nENo. trecnlly returned from
Now Yurk CITY, waa lin inturcstctl spcctntbr ut
lin Intnl, trial yesterday.
,...... ,..,. =, r~..,, A., t,s,,, A.r,,n
cosnes Ito,l, ., anp ,r,ato ~ p ~.
nnu iuI. t.Se . I'M ~ .ta s,..n ,tar.,. 40 W
coealnRlS toush anu ottaos"'so '"teF'of'
A, ", ti1rt,lfCOCK, the t}cnrlNrn street tailor,
, 1881-10-06
MICHIGAN RELIEF.
Nit. 1IOfCllK16a REPLIES To CONTRIBUTOR"
III tAs Editor Of The Ghttapo Tribune.

Mt. IIOfCllK16A REPLIES To "CONTNGptTO1t."
III ths Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CHIuAuo lsEL.EF lloONS, ~. South WATER
SvllEsr, Oct, b.-A "cantributor" nakE Ut mo
In your lsauo OF this tAosnlng u few questions
which, while much uisi.kc TO pny attention 10
anonymous demands up0u rue, will eudoay0r
tu answer lest silence should work An injury to
tho eool cause which ! Aul ondcavorlux to for
ward,
flrsl-"Who beatdo Mr. 4I0tehkisa constitute
the committee to audit bis accounts Of nanoya,
clothlng, elc., rece!yGa and d!strtbuteaY" 1n
replys Tho rellet worK wins loft by tho publtu
meeting in tho hands Of tho Hun. Carter II.
llurEls6n, Mayor, Ar. l.. J. unge, Treasurer, mud
myself, as SeurutnrF. No committee 1T control
was Hppolnted, but tho matter wns !eft f. tho
struottons, Implied II uot oxpscssc't., that tho
hunos. aud Kotd t,u1no Of Chlcuxo should nut
su!rur In th0r hands. As for 1nysels. being
scarcely VI will known t0 tho citizens ns tho
10 20 syststnatlzo tho Unttre work, 80 fat ~ Ii
tosolyeB upUn lpc. that temporarily iouk upon
every repu talp 1uslncss- or the 1lty ~ utl
authorized eommttDD 10 examine my books ut
any time; aHd: llnal!y, kaa!l soius;st W.
whuin thu public viii ha9e ltnpliet rontilenco
10 nualt my luut,unts IN full. hienntltno ], "a
Eecrutury Ut tho Lun,betunu'4 ExohahYe, aMa
Atnennbi0 to tho 1ifiourH thott"fs Of wh!ch Mr.
Han schAck gsetyens!, ~; II, WI kn tY
| aud Dir. A: 4. Carpenter, ulso VOL known. Ia
Chairman Ut the Executive Committee.
steoni-" Why hMs thsru MT bten published .
lixt Vt tho contributors. With tho amount con.
thosv COLLECTED froul tha luMoornon (which
hayu Ooesi published In tlaEtl, up 70 !ast aatur"
| dQy night wore published IN ths sunday ulUrn'
luz papugs. The lalauco VII! no vs. soou u rat
, 1881-10-06
JACKSON PARK.

urrruAt ,prnaIrtON -rD THE NAME.
A rn.,,,,s,, rnnnrtor stnr,aI na,t vn.tcri,ov IN
ilhuSE fcpns'us n.a,eIe ,l ous ..,,.. ~
Inquire OK tho SCUM fafk commissioners "ns
the} hnd in tholr wisdom nxcd on tho namo Ut
.s1urtaor PARK" for uno Of tho subdivisions OF
.ha so,,t,, parry and rrnetIv what jackson was
LUG ou'n a @A ~ r",n,,,s.innars ,soro mi
of town, ono referred tho reporter to tho Sccre"
torv In m ycrv courteous tones. uutl another
~, ,tnt ~, bans oi,n,,t IN, ronttcr m Tho sole
to.o m"e ~ ny" i. ',,.t nv ~ ".,,,,..,,o,,s os w
coniitl0n tnAt ~ snuau w w .nouy at i,Gvn II ~
WIS wi!tn9 t9 say 1ni.&s Us ptsatg ,I,i. G.a@ntt
which ho might mol !lko 10 ul'nolu ns .oa''''S"
HonGr. . ..-,.. .-,.,.. ,.,,..
"Tho hames we're Gfen "Lnonut !..os nuun
thouEht. Hata th's beLltlemnil, an9 H9ter
supposed that they were intonaea l. ns aor
tn't! hhlncs' nnsL eplus J.. "uo 99"khGo,uu ,s,9,,t
&hlt some nhlnes W KlVoI. 4hu mulon4
olIcfs ausgestGn Wclo tuusu VI JaehsSi e ,in. ann
washington: Incse nnMes Wuse ,u,at tE
ruso!lllon oerna W SoIhiss9sr t.t ,,, ,a,Ins
At tho time Simply sapnosoG ana. tho @ nes 1.,a.,c
on otir oooxst iau hhnMn M LII ~ ~, 10"
was Intended Bh9uld pave opposoa ne .1, tnin9.
"What patt1on'nr 'Aexaoh "as Illus nou'
orad2, ,. - ,,u,. n,,,, ro.,.
~. AHoeeM JAuksom; y. @ Suu.Su t,; thn,,.it
and M speci!lontlons very taAue. Ino pntkh p4;.l
we're known tis tue Lako n!vthon anu tne "Sst ~
pyls!on Th9 nnaseap1 ato9tteSt HaEo u tnn
which nppear % tho map by which thoy woro
Tho penplo u tho Vicinity OF mo park a. no1
seem II ro!ash tao unenpuoni!oeas name OF daeh'
Son. "pas u InG coHlptt!HIF
, 1881-10-06
RENEWING TIE CONFLICT.

RENEWING TIE CONFLlCT.
TllE LlEn AND WALLER CONTROVERSY AGAIN
NNEAkthO OUT. .-......
Tho 1ght botwean Liob and Wallor Is lfah!o to
be renewed, Tho Mnyur is banking 1Aeb and
sustaiuiug blu, tn every movo that ho makcs. 1t
missioner OF Public Works tho person rcspoli-
slblo for the working af tue Wuter
% ina!u,,Sd, %Gon. LIeb has Iccu ixnorinr Sir. Wi.
@ n4 ssE1or gsSf an ~ az Or W. ax1 ~
which uuFets nt94l 1uiro 0t !oo'bcap. Ints
Mayor. Mr: Wal!er being iyn9re1. T., of comss. !
AoninE tho polnt hut thnt Mlyor Harrison Y 10.
inx hs bast u driyo Ny. Waller out, though. of
eoursp, that Ia ,uMled. Tho War thruatcns
WaD % So Sosvo @ isao shas it, Waor os not sow
suit!clgnuy Of backbone. .....-..
Yesterday Afternoon Tn1nuNE reporter hnH
Is,stta upnt, nlurlolpnl atfairu, md Whu salds
"Ilo you kn1w that tho coMIulssonss Of
lublIu Works y held responsible fur TUG ontiro
ila,. who il tncUi,otont Without tho dirout con
| sent Ut the Mayurf Now | know TINT Mnltor
| would discharge Ltcb 4! Minute 4 the Mayor
| would uuly cuNsent. Waller would thoroughly
| OVERHAUL. THE kSrIRE WATER nkpANrAENr.
! lIUtbngs. Tho ordinance ct1atln4 tho 1ttlco VI
| CoEnmlsstoucr 1,aiuea tho fotl0W!AR u bosi9
subordinate tu hiul, BeusutAry 10 Commissioner.
pur!uteniaut uf Water, Superintendent Ut Sow
esaxe, Superintendent OF epcrial 4Asaasstnbnts,
| Superintendent OF Mans, nhd suen other assist.
| ordinance pfeaGrths aud establish. ltuI hero til
the ssutfnn t!'1t 9othess shs COnMlss!9nMSr. g ~
"'Iheso IL hessly created tho otlloa nt C9mmis. M ~
hsaI u sall Department Of Public Works; aud
| shall bnll bis ollico for the tgrll VI two years
aud Until hA successor elalI be appointed and
, 1881-10-06
GOYEHNAlENT-DU1LDING.

THH collections on dutlablo goods yesterday
amountaa! to eU,uH.
.lltA disbursements at the Pension Ofce yes
torday amounted to u l00.'
AT tho Sub-rtcasury yesterday $o,ooo la allvor
wus received ana ts9,0N In gold pnu T., ,0o0 iu
siivuE IlAla out.
TIIR intessal revenue receipts amounted yes
ttrtlny t0 a.. tS8 of which 81. .gu WIS for sptrtts,
$htU for tobaero, $a.J1 Tor cEKass, AMu e91l tor
bGGr.
Fn0A this records at the CuRtopl- House It np-
pears thnt during last month l6,7l7elt pounds u
Imported Ku0d4 wore reooiytA Ut thls purt, and
ll.t1 Rnlaohs Of liquor Wasu received.
GIDEON l.. Hucn, OF Marenxo, ILL.,, was brought
before Commissioner Aoyna yesterday charged
, 1881-10-06
J7<1HET-fT3E LICENtYt;S.

.<1,o<x>~>~--,<~>r~~p->4>
Tnp following narrlayu sioe,lsos wcro Issued yeA-
tcstayl
NIMk. A1f. leaaeaef@
S,eas.: a9 S.s WS.s VIZ W. lsEsa aFsa
lGass's' fa a'Sss: tit
T. i, ss!.s.; GSssIsslss.'' S''
,ssrffs a.afs kass'; kM"ns'' ''
}1s9,sss }e.s, i: EsNtsser ...:: ;uessxS u,eesssgo'
sSssisn a;isas tk::ssa kS;ss:x:.
ssiias sssts II ssSlR: F$ys %aisu.
s ::s:s':s:; bs:S|:l"s:; II:
@ss:t$snt @,s $tns ILL.,
'3saS| %as|s W. va ai;ssssd Ill
Ii {G:tt* y Wi'sa:.. cihiaxs' NOD
III IL 3sas's S:: s:GGs! |esss p'a
sSsss ssisaa
sn,i! ,aats ssnEFs,a 81 fsa1siI p.i9s
1s,sI s"so pss1sssss ss; Indians
sIsft,s ssfS:s SSss''ssss
eSs|.:aa esE|ss, Hsi'2i: :Stslssss
xx.sis cSe:as's.: :.SssssS .SSsssssS
sa9f ,;aas Il .5s'Sh.on: l:a}lI%s
k:s. : NSss %s;t %s:'A 5ss:
Sss;ss Ss:ssss :si :;:is VI Sl,va.
.ssss. }!siss SSrtls; oSs.ss
i..sssts s:ssss; SSas'issss
(Atfr0u U&rKugxIls, ,.,3I.,. IA EDrqunr,
tl4ucJ J4xsxasVns.....".l6.,.E eaolhl.
tW, II. Aoudf,..,.....a.. ...W WyAHdotte, NO.,
tl1srtet ltarhtEt4o ..U.,'. Williamson. n. y
iJskub Ipylur,, .,tlt Ayssk hevantoanth,
flIAFy uusVE,,....,.,,,+ III Ws$t RuventsGnta
[nbuuus Vsfou liza. -. N..,.iM Uuuker.
t1Q4eph4uS SllsFl0k...+.,.N..s.C .Chlsaixo.
{JquaYs 4, 1t1rt. .......H..., lun4xllia. Ky.
3EyQ EEu1ea,,,..,..,.,.ul8,...u ...u Fork ~
, 1881-10-06

In respect to tho popular notion that co1re go 10
an unhGAltuy beverage, thnt 1t Keeps up con-
STINT irritation Of tho stoluach and brings on De-
preston Ut spirits: otg, ler. Ntshardson: tho
TINT tho article cnnnot ba taken In e1cess With
out rrolucny dysparsia and irritation, uorer-
tholH usscrts that, moderately used, It IL In
viHurattMg, hcaIthrul; a1d wholesome drink,
bringing NUTS heat energies tnto play. On
the 0thar hand, nr. lluck,, Ut Lopslc, IN oIni-
mont authority, declares that tho nervousness
and peovlshticsa OF our times nre chiefly nttrits.
NlAlile 10 tea and eOtreo,. thnso producing a
chronic 4prAnge4iont u tho 1lAestlv9 Qc KAns.
, 1881-10-06

ALI WAYS LYME,
EnNke Artist,
,,.,, .we!1, ~ what can wo do fOr your asked tho
.%i'm'H art!st-snako artist"
"Ycs. Well, write snake stories for tho pub
liz press Most entertaining reading Imaginable.
Mover does any harm, because nobody belioves
"sisa:,, sf@ Nobody tnka. any stock in 'em, but
thoy reuu 'pm nil tho satnu.h
"lyc written gil the boas ;, anako sarns In tho
"si' ins 'nS aay ss skeodes ee.i ss' sit your
"Woll, no; hut lean Kot ono up ID few mo-
liz snt down IN tho religious editors place,
mud in two minutes hard6d over tho following,
with m up-stnto uato lne; .,,,.
hsio ss st'y Is sees
ono Of tno weulthoat and most n'luensinl nie.n-
nors OF this community. let with IN n!lyehture
ncsscs. @ es.' she Eos lot ina nojxhng forest uu4
Ts snasa eS na afS n sa S rass Wos
had becn leudin4 hcrrnita life, srbs!4tinE IN
W erns and Mn tn e ~ fa
With q sapurb',nnn effort rcgalncd pussessIon or
cvor. fnied 10 Do ovortAken. ia tho serpent pur;;
sued aud caught up with hur peforc she bud
gone ton n,siss Then he 9nened hs mon,a Z; a,ia
tttulu changed Instead u cnrryinE out this rcs'
Uiutton, to tho exceeding surprso OF hls
| intelldcd victim tho monster smuothod hpr hAir
anu patted her little cheelfs, and. gently relos-
lug s5,Oo0 d!alnnnd brooch from hrr throat
tiyUy aWay, Tho friends OF the chIlh found her
soon alterward. and on lenrulng her strnnxc
Htury wont to look for hlA BnnGeslp. They
| YoNpi him sitting In front Of his hut studying
| tho Cape Nny tlMe tablc, With u Wow OF bccoln-
| inH q Wntortng- place hOtol clerk"
Tho oultor INSURED Dir. Lynn that he possessed
too much genius 10 10 permitted to ut lurgU
SO ho employed him to writo obituary notices.
, 1881-10-06

with selling boor without ii l,cchse. lilo gave
bonds Of RHO to appear bctoro the Frand Jury.
EnAsMus D,l1Rt,, charged with oonntcrfnltinR
sinncr Hoyne yesterday. Tho defense asked for
n continuance until Saturday to nliuw then 70
procure certain witnessns, and Drlcr went to
1ni III tcfnult OF $i,UO1 tsnli.
, 1881-10-06
MASONIC.

THE NHAND IuDuEs
The Grand LolHo OF Masons resumed it9 BCs-
sion In tho Central Nuslc. Hail At 0 O'clock yos.
tertiay morning, Grand sinstor Scott in tho
Enst.
T. q. N. George @. Connor. OF Tennessee, was
introduced nnl rccovcd with tho customary
honOrs
Tho following presented credentials ns repro.
6cntatiycs ot tho jurisdictions ,M,ued, ami wcro
Nceordud scats: 1rn a. w. Dnok, Washington
Territory; s. 8. Chauco, Ohio; John O. NorsclIo.
Kontncky ind Vermont; ". II. Scott, Utah.
Tho comnfttce OH Charters recommended that
pareh,ncnts be Htyon 10 I'olloi,owcr, No. 10. Ut
AicI.enu County. and slbloy, No: 5ol, ct Ford
County; And ttlAt tho petltlou Of Nov Llorty
OF Pike County ho rejected. Tito report waa
Rrother John NJ. pcerson reported that tho
Msso M st u ns %oro
croa with timber. lie WIS authorized 10 sell tho
prougrty and turn tho prococda over to tic
Aa election for officers resulted as foIlowa:
" " rn. Ssns; & p II .fy nr9waS e Gsveiand q a. ~; j.
q. W; ". ii. ExaI, q. n: L. l.. hlunu. d.s.
There wore dnzon candidates for re H, ofoo ! o.
tuken hoiuro Mr.. Mum wus chuscn. .
INC Grand Master kPointed :no f9lowIaE; ls, a:t,
s1;iy ri G5ases e. ST.: IL T. cnsaep ospy f5 t.;
Gsye, sy Il l. H. III YfS's g. g. Hsw;S' Il e p
;. rnlMer, 1oor9e, ;liasnIIton ~. Masou, q.
Michigan, returned the thanks or the Grand
| Muster uf thnr State for tho appropriation Vt
$1,000 for !llo benefit Of the brethren who aut-
Tho F.usncc Cotnmttteo reported that tho ac-
counts nt tho Secretary and Treasnror werG CUR.
fS Toaao fno fur to sr yee Weso d.
~ follows: mileage anu por 4ten *lso o09; eal.
gqissi@sS' gsi.s@S and '*'f0s''S' s'''' 'n'es''aA'0uS'
THE FOLLOWING sTANplNu COMMITTEES WE'RE
| ArlDINTEn:
Mesouie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robbins. Tho
| odurv r, lurnuy, James A. u1woys Do Wit q.
CregIer, Charles r.; Patton. - ,...
Miies piH Il. wlimot, Mear"o G. csawiosa, Johl Il.
pa5ss.s, George ~: haynos,;< ,<,r.rotr,,. =
i.odgos Under nlspehsetiop- -1Ieury E: llan.-
ton. Samuel sbani,on, Iowloy Page IL. foro-
Corrcspondonee-No appointment,
M1ssR%S aa uyrus soE EWa gaafa CSriIs g. hu'n''
FlDancc-Juhn c. Smith, GU ". Barnard, l.. o.
Chnudlor.
rai, ' J. ii. Fawcott, NJ. i. Chamberlain, William
= Tlo Communication will oloso ubout noon to.
onlENrAt coNsisronY
md the coGrdInalo bodies Of the Scottish Nito o.
ak"fy X oev taaIs a srca
HuiIdin8, yesterday nftcrnoou. Thc convention
for tho comforting Vt lcsreca Will lust thrct
lnrY,st nunllnr who hayo over applied boforo at
ono tlmo III tho West-
TIE EAsrEnN srAn.
lllinols net i aK.ii, In Fte,ados nail. III. II
larger Delegation was present than the previous
| uuuf,ttns tho reports ut tho several committees
, 1881-10-06
>DTdRRIdf7E LfUENSEs, =

I t1u2tat Ericksnn.. n. All Betlgwicf.
Annie Monaon.u.+.....xi....2l1 SGdEWlah.
Miner j. .[tuuYet.....,,,1s,,,NW 1s W WGht Madison.
hn4alo t3futss. .,,....,.,H ...FH Wunt MHdIH0n.
Anthony r. Wintofs.. -. .19j1 Division.
Anna II, JollndOp. .n....Ht Milton ~.
Iilcxn Runko.........,, III. .Ih'cn4u.
Edsnr II: " XY!lIIums.....:3l....E .Etcnnnha, Mich.
| l4tEsIe Wilkinson. inEHtsUlf, Cau.
Frntit,uka bohaabul... t....ChluaH,.
} l Edward MolvI!Io...... H.. .ufconlca1, Kan.
lluoy nusler..h. .itiversidc. III.
ttonett 1.ubAuh.. .........:s. '. .1tosohi1i, III.
tluga ii. observation-disclosures ..EhicnRn.
, 1881-10-06
THE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IHE CllY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
A slursoH, Of England. is at the Palmer
I &. nuDiEr., OF Paris, France, Is nt tie Palmer.
], s. T1clsol, of Rockford, is at tho Tro-
mont.
O.J.ugAty. Of Now York CITY, Is at tho shor.
mRn.
w.K. 1tAsnAtrr of Cortland, N. w is at the
LELAND.
Miss F., ItE0sEn, Of London. Eng, Ia ut tho
Palmer.
II. u. Low. of brooklyn. Is Registered ht tho !
shcemRn.
W. o. uiAliAst, Of Cleveland. Is guest at tho
ehermnn. |
NJ. o. HOFFMAN and wife, Of New YORK; arc at
thu Leland. !
w.o wuour, Of rrcoport. Ia registered ot
tho fremont.
II. Il. LANonoN, 1T Fond ID Luc, Wis. Is Mt |
tho 1rctnont.
.lunaE 1o,iw DOUGLAS, of st. Paul, Is Mt tho
Grand racli'c.
oEonoE il. HALL, Of Cleveland, Is Registered
at the fremont.
j. RICHARDSON, Of E!mlra, N. y, Ia stopping
ut the fremont.
ARTHUR l.AxrER Of Edinburg, Scotland, Is at
tho (}sand Pacific. .
Il. ". HAYDEN, OF Ishpcn,lug. Mich., Is stop
,n, W ,ho ahor,nr
p't9 ~ LUZ e'ci'"''
G. II. C6NNtISu, OF Now York City. Is Stop
ptnu nj tho fremont.
~. ,,,.a r, ~ u.,,,.,,, =, t,,s A1o,ros
in. AND Mrs. ~. W. oAousE. u ocs '1''t'eo'
1h'' aro III 'ao t"'snet'
M,s. AND Mus. c. It. GAnn1sEl', or New YORK
f,ltv. nrx, Mt tho T,remout,
- ..,. .,,.. Il. ,,,...
IcpGE Al. II. COLE, OF Calumets olscua ID 'es'
{asor NJ I'm Ct,trN tuptf1
nr. crn,or II, wu,nur. of In,,,anapoIls. Is
ot,. oiDi's. - :" :s."t..f W. f' ~
stopping nj tho orahd Fhcltlc'
J. r1EhitEroSr Mo1ttaAf aud party, or NEW
York City, nrc at tho Grand pnc1Ilc.
~, .,,,.. ,.>, o,,,,, n ,v,to,,r of 1,oa
hA-s.SA1oh oso,"'s @t ~ 1,,o,na Ma''4' - A''
nlOtues, lA., ts At tho GFRnd iact'e'
n. n rsInwEt1,. General Manager at tho Red
1,,nr i. rcra,crod nt tho Grnud pnciac.
]. II. CopnlE0ToN and Il. H. Mnnn, OF Dcs
Motncs, ill.,, uro atopl'lps mt tho FREMONT
EpwA,tp DEAN and Il. d. Shnrples, Of Man-
,,,.,s.ar w. nro .,nn,,ro NJ thn 1,nnnr
cne7>eF' '"s'' "'o esopr1s ~ ~ ' y. ,,...,