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Alexandria Affairs.
Reporte6 for TIE EvENJEo SrAu


SCHOOL PREPARATIONs.-The teachers meeting,
preparatory to the opening OF the public schools,
will be held at the room of Lee school. No /, Pea
when the registers win be delivered to the teac6
ers. 1t Is expected that after the meeting the
teachers whose examination has not been COM
pleted will be present for its conclusion.
POLICE REPoRT.-The only prisoner at the sta
ton house this morning was George Odell colored,
arrested by Officer Franks, charged with assault
on Joseph E. Lee At the MAYORS last court the
case OF George Odell, charged with assault on
Joseph E. Lee, was CONTINUED. Miles Hunter was
committed to Jail for dSOrjerly conduct, and Ed
ward Tyler was fined so fOr. public immortality.
Three sailors, Elton. Barker and Boyd, were
brought before Justice Thompson, charged with
refusing to do extra duty In upleadng the schooner
kindberg, but were discharged upon agreeing to
BASE BALI--The Quicks, OF Washington,
played the Aiexan1rias at the base ball grounds
here yesterday afternoon. the score footing u p
CHANaE.-Capt. j. l. strider. long conductor
on the W., Q. and W. railroad, through Its various
transmutatiOns OF name and ownership, Will to-
morrow be transferred to the place of ticket
REPORTERS NOTES Oysters and game will come
In season here tomorrow, all prohibition against
bringing them to market ceasIng here upon the
dria county, has discharged Henry Smith, who, 1t
was charged. shot Mich' Cation and injured him
slightly, near the Aqueduct bridge, some time ago.
there was no testimony. Both parties reside in
the District OF Columb1a.-The city school board
viii !, hold a. meeting to-night.-There are pro:
musical clubs, also of dramasic club. to make
pass pleasant IN town the winter evenings within
doors-The nve per cent discount on the pay
that bills must es paid az their face vaiae
until December. when penalty will be added to
each bilL--The clerk of the school board issued
yesterday ls6 permits to colored pupils o and the
issue was resumed this morning, over 3OO having
been SO Tar issued.
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cuscInxslI, 01e AugyN ea.-3Ae assapeo a
Capt Vincent eaiakie Wn rpe.sSe o. Sezs SssS.a
10eoo Rn principal csSdtts9 ere BeSSy -
Jones, t6l, go; the ckampsen Coai ana TovScSSI
company. tS1, ,3o. and the German City NationS1
Bank, eS go Tue t0eal aaSoes ere now stated as>
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JoK. wHrcH NIacARRIEn-Four young meA
at ShelbyviIle, Ina. wednesday night induced two
others TO rob melon patch. expecong 20 frighseA
toke fifscarr1ed. In some way the guns Woso
heavily loaded with shot and tAroe OF the ooVe
cciving ch argo IN the head and oide, AMI yvu9
Holden being carried on with 30 shot aboue -
pcfson.
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NkwroRf, VI, August Si.-Last night unkpown
parties stole an engine from the Southeastern road
which had been seized. An engine from Canada
orougnt over several men, who overpowered the
Keeper, sttached the detained engine and rapidly
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THE MATCH BETWEEN SLADB AND MITCHELL
Jem Mace arrived IN Chicago Wednesd ~ even
arms. The place OF the light between Slade and
Mitchell is understood TO have been settled upon,
but It was / Q 1T private. Slade telegraphed that
he was In good trim and would be ready for the
fight on September l1th.
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National WOman's Christian Temper.
ance League.

COTTAGE CRY, MASS, August S1.-The National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union began a
four days convention at the Methodist tabernacle
here yesterday afternoon. Addresses were made
by Mrs. Caroline z. Buell., corresponding secre-
tary OF the union. and others. In the evening The
principal address was made by Mrs. Mary Ii. Hunt.
or Boston.
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ST. LOUIS. August 31.-D. J. Mcknight. about 80
years old, formerly q well known steamboat cap
tain on the western rivers. but for years past
merchant OF Lebanon, ILL., committed suicide
yesterday at his home by shooting himself in the
head. He said he had lived long enough. He
leaves wife but no children.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- !. .. q. f.-U S1FORMtD BATTALIDN.-
81 20 9sleek Tor driIl. he8nir seini-xeckiy dtil T.
under Beo NJ ie:a. nnnI e.ei, Moadsy and FRIDAY
l. snd j. B,,t %, n asss on tie e. I'm OF September are
'sst md hS GMas Sa ~ Ir&p 'sE seeressry
S1gfIe fSsfab f1Ss2aHaH2s n. e v Ss
1 n arp aDx y orer aTlSIN 81 s " lI instant at 7ao
a,.a-st JAMES S ?. WALLACE. see'y.
fSa PERSONS INTERESTED IN The PRE-.
by to ha 70 ose ~ tsS sspe Sea sS
the number Of any cart or wagon owned by the
not; s;,- Vs. S ~ anu TT i. 1. MoIpI.ook..
t-s The Copartnership hsretoforo existing between
HI Is s aY %ffE ss i bR Of Ahtoa
RICHARD Fl. TAYLOR viii sign IN liquidation and
Al E.rt r;s;e fully reqne.sed to make SET
auas T1saAHs FRANGfs HUFf2. HI FAX''oH'
r-y HARDWOOD LUMBER"
as14-ineh Irime ssAsoned Walnut
Cherry thorSlshly seasoned. from : 70 4-inch.
easrtsred sS' .ss hsaass from s,S ana seasoned
Ash and Maple tcgether with large stock o. dry and
han1 WM., NOLAN 4 sJS.
W. Asreeaby to the arr ngement of April 2s 1872.
and Bard Of FnSe W
iuuba the following rates Will lie charged and
sTShfHS SS1 GSfnkE y4np .1sot2nE AT THE
at the intersection of ohio and l2h and sts.
Foa HORSES AND TEAMS:
Each two borse team, PER night so cents
Each trs three ho bore team per night cents
roa CATTLE. SHEEP AND SWINE - 'eD''
e tau
ten OF more: Is cent. each Cow and ealf Is cents.
ne-For each single head cents; for lots Of five
PAYMENT Of the above charges for the use of said
viii Se made e
ovsrns the r As Ssr v BE- s s
ase%15
asi22-iot It. -'''' % "f'' o-' . '"' ! H. o'srA
- u,v, W.sa1NeIos: asn,1 D. C.; Jaly ,eth 1ss, H 3,
with other improvements. are not subject 10 the
snd M low sn9 nase 10 IN be s n
Ihoto Lngravin fer either relief Or rlaepres print.
DESIGNS and estimates furnished upon application.
,,,s The LAUTEN ENehAyINs coMPANY:
~ ICE CREAM sODa. FIVE CENTS PER
MUNCASTEE HOwAED'S PHARMACY.
iy2' Corner 1th and streets northwest.
Ia THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
Without change Of quantity. and quality fully main
taned.
MILBURN'S. on the Avenue. the Treasury.
je5
j. NJ. MARSHALL. CONTRACTOR AND
t>S Builder. Cfice ana Corco-an Building. Es-
mates furnished. Repairing promptly attended to-
First class work guaranteed Gail or address
~ SAML s. SHEDD.
SLATE MANTELS
At cost t. close olt stock
GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIX URES.
FURNACES. RANGES AND LAThOBES.
Plumbing a speciaity.
anil 400 9th street northwest
n ~ GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
Sill CT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
lLEAS.- CALL AND EXANIN4.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
I'm E. F. BROOKS.
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ANDovER. NAsR, August 31.-The fuuersl ser.
vices or Miss Emma Gould, Miss Nettie 6afYori
drowning accident occurred at the seminary
chapel this morning, after which the remains
were taken 70 the Forest Hills and NJ Auburn
Cemeteries for burial Miss 0ould's body Was 70.
TERED at the former cemetery.
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Ups a.l(l Downs i'm Wall Street.

OPENING TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY.
NEw YORK, August 81, IL a. m.-StOcks opened
steady, but soon afterwards fell off y To n per
cent This was followed by an advance OF u TO 4
per cent The latter in Northern Pacific pre-
Ierred. At the present time the market Is lower
Business moderate.
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Prices of Lackawanna Coal.

NEW YORK, August 31.-The Delaware and Hud-
son canal company announce that the prices OF
their "Lackawanna' coal for the month OF Sep
furnace lump, steamer lump and CRATE, each,
So 30; egg, 80; stove, A70; chestnut 81 50, and
pea, s. Is.
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MORE OUTRAGES ON HEBREws-Despite the
proclamation OF marti law at Eserszeg, Hungary,
the anti-Jewish disorders continue. The peasants
now threaten to attack the landlords. band OF
400 peasants destroyed by fire the property OF Jews
~ n d r. ,y,h sh Tnso so S"Vot t ~ 1e a
diarism are increasing in number. Forty-eight
houses OF Jews have been burned at Sgepeth and
thtrty-six at Bezered and their crops have been
DESTROYED.
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A WARNING TO THE COUNT DE PARASITIC Lon
don Dafly Neacs has the follow ing dispatch from
Marseilles:-"M. jules Ferry, the French prime
minister. In an interview, said that the Count de
government OF France. He declared that II the
general elections were held to-day hardly thirty
rOyalistS would be returned. ROyalist demon
srations In France, he said. would be severely
pressed, and II the Count OF Paris should issue a
manifesto he would not be allowed to return to
France, or II he did return he would be expelled"
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French Hatred of Germany.
THE COUNT DE PARIS AND THE DUKE DE CHARrRRs
CRITICISED

LONDON, August 3l-The Cologne Gazette, COM
menting on the answer OF the Count de Paris and
the Duke de ChartreS to the grand duke OF Neck
death OF the Count de CnambOrd, says: The
princes objected to being reminded that their
mother was q German, and expressed their wish
10 break of their German connection, as they
feared that 1t might interfere with their political
intrigues. The house OF MecklenbUrg- -Schwerin
willingly compiled with the wish OF The French
royal pretenderS The Gazette intimates that this
fanatical hatred OF Germany Will be source OF
danger to Germany and the peace or Europe in
case OF a restoration OF the monarchy in France.
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TclegrapIlsc Briefs

Inc Jarrlr1 extradition case came up in We'll
land, Ons, for a hearing today before Judge Bax-
ter After argument by COUNSEL Judgment was
reserved TIL September.
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willis FJlCd TO-AaY.


REQUESTS or DR. ~ HANsI som scBRNCW
The will OF the late Dr. W. q. DuHamel, filed and
| admitted to probate to-day, bedueathes his real
estate to his wife during ife ana at her death
70 the children: 10 his son James he bequeathes
his medals, military and private papers, gold
watch and portrait; % his daughter Elizabeth
IbeSser his gold pen and pencil; 10 his daughter
Kachel Cecelia his gold pins and rings. and TO
Howerd Clagett, his son-in-hw, writing desk and
| case He appoints his wife and son James Il. as
executors.
the wiI Of the late John schenck nled to-day.
DequeatheS all his personal estate TO his wife and
the real estate during her natural lIfe with power
10 sell, and at her death the remainder to his
children.
DIVORCE SUIT ENDED BY THE DEATH or
THE WIFE - The divorce case OF Charles II.
farkcr against Margaret A. Parker, which
was commenced September 9Th, $780, was to-
day discontinued by plaintiff. The complain-
ant Set forth a marriage March 10th. 1865. she
being a widow named Smedly, and charged
her with desertiol. subs sqdent,y December
lSoOl he filed an amended bill. In which he charges
the desertion on November 2sth, 1917. On January
Slst the defendant answered. In which she admits
that she left the house occupied by him. but saws
she did so at his request She charges that he
Tailed TO support her: that he associated with ewd
women. etc There was no Testimony taken In
yolvng the merits OF the Case, but Mr. l. Tobriner
TOOK some on the question OF aiiInony, ana fur
ther action being taken the death OF the wife,
ABOUT year since, virtually ended the proceed
ingS
SENTENCED FOR Observation-Disclosures Sewell, q
young lnuiatto man, WAS tried before Judge Mills
In the Police Court this afternoon on the charge of
entering the house OF VIM. Edmonds, or No. bll
81 street, and stealing lot OF household articles
Clothing, and pair OF gold Sleeve-buttoDs A
coored woman testified to pawntng the goods at
the request OF the defendant Mr.. Edmonds testi-
fled TO the robbery at his house and identfed lot
or the property recovered by Detective Edelln as
his property Mr. c. Darlington appeared for the
defendant. The prisoner claimed that he got the
goods from another person A dne OF SO or ninety
uayS was imposed.
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Secretary ChandIer,s Cruise.

RoCKLAND, Me-, August 81 The u. S. steamer
TallapOOSa, with Secretary Chandler and party on
board, arrived here during the night from Bar
harbOr.
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IMPROVED ELECTRICAL. NACBINE9 FOR IN
ssaac1 Inatrumens. Improved Batteries Besis bur.
asds As6 ~ on:, Ssssns Pattsrns ModeIs hand
au2s-et' lie ~ street near psrn.. avsnna nv. ~;
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reyc-
nu', si32 CO. A.; customs, sS2s, ,s77.s7
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kilograms to The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS
THE TRUTH ABOUT HIS HEALTH
EIGHTY FISHERMEN DROWNED
GREAT STORM OFF NEWFOUNDLAND,
THE MAINE DROWNING ACCIDENT.


The President's Trip Drawing 20 a
THS BOGUS DISPATCHES OF PRETENDED SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS.
CAMP ALLISON, YELLOWSTONE CANON, Aug, g, via
LIVINGSTONE, MONT, Aug. S0.-The Presidential
party remained at AllisoD yesterday so that ex,
cars!on could be made to the narrow point OF
view from which the grand canon could be seen.
Our camp was In beautiful grove and the day
was very interesting but uneventfuL We all
start for the lower falls this morning
As our trip is drawing TO its end this is probably
refer to the inventions OF newspapers which have
continuously published pretended special tele-
grams purporting to be from correspondents with
our party. No special correspondents have been
specials is apparent to any one knowing the dis
tances to be travelled In this region, rs the cor
respondents seem to transfer themselves and send
their reports on one day over distances which
cannot possibly be passed In three or four days.
Their silly stories OF personal incidents not OF
sunicent consequence tot denied. but the stories
health 60 beyond the bounds OF permissible
hOaxeS, as misleading the public in q matter OF
general interest: and for this reason It should be
known that there has not been at any time the
slightest grounds for any such stories.
THE PRESIDENT IN EXCELLENT HEALTH
The President Is and has continuously been per-
fectly well, and has Travelled the whole journey
horseback. being excelled by none In his enjoy
falsehood worthy OF mention as being on a subject
OF public interest is that on this journey any at
tention has been given by the President, the Sec
retary OF War, Gen. Sheridan to a new policy OF
dealing with the Indians. II such matters were
to be dealt with the Secretary OF the Interior
would be present. 1t Is sufficient TO say that
many newspapers have been fighting men OF
straw. A simple illustration OF these deceptions
OF these specials Is found IN their having party
arrive AT the upper GeySer basin on q day when
we were four days march distant from it.
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NJ SILVERBERG l. CO.,
S12 7TH STREET and 3l3 8Th STREET NV,
nu27 Near pennsylvapia avenne
DREPARE FOR WINTER NOW!!

pREPARE FOR WINTER NOW!!
we can give you good Kip Working Boot for s. s. so
& snh 81 Tue best s. Calf Boot in the market Good
Shoes at and below cost Ladies' Button hoes from
81 TO 90 Boys Sailor Suits from 81 So S. so and up
Boys school suits from So. So. aud up. Mems Work
ns suits 1 from s. to e. Dress do ss. sl2. and up.
way below cost at 1914 and 1916 Pennsyivsna avenue
aulS J. w sci NV
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"THE WITCH OF WALL STREET" AyTER ALIMoNY
Grace Courtland has brought suit In the county
court at milwaukee,. Wis. TO compel her late hus-
been awarded her some time ago but never paid.
Mrs CourtlaDd came into nOtorfety lately BY cow
hiding young man named Jones on the public
street, at which time her career In New York,
where she was known az "The Witch Of Wall
street, was printed
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Affairs in West Washington.

DEATH OF A PROMINENT PRESBYTERIAN DIVINE
Rev. John Mayo Peasants Atkinson, d. D., LII. D.,
the eminent Presby terian divine and educator and
who. from 1856 until last year, when ill-health
forced him TO resign. was president Of Hampden-
Sidney College, Va died at his residence in Hamp-
den Sidney, Va, on Tuesday evening. He was
born about 1916, and graduated at Hamnden-Sid-
ney College in 1895, and in 1888 was ordained to
preach. He lahOred as a missionary in Texas and
at Warrenton, Va, and in this place. until called
to the presidency OF HampdPn-Sidney. In June.
1851. he organized the students at Hampden-Sid-
ney as an infantry company, and being elected
their captain, reporte1 to Richmond for service,
and WIS sent with his company to West Virginia,
and with 1t taken prisoner at Rich Mountain. He
Was liberated under parole, and escorted to the
federal lines.
A WHITE Boy Cut BY A CoLSRED BoY-Yester-
dny about O'Clock pm. a colored Toy named
Frank Plrker. about twelve years OF age, while
quarreing with Pickrell Hume, about the same
age. son of the late ThOs L. Hume. cut him with
penknife In the right side, inflicting slight
wound. Parker was arrested by Officer Fowler,
but. Mrs. Hume declining to prosecute him, the
case was dismissed In the Police Court To-day.
CONDITION OF WATER clear at all points.
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nfstric. Government Affairs.

THE CHURCH OEPHANAGE ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Thomas Hyde, treasurer OF the St. Johns
Parish orphan association reports expenditures Of
the church orphanage association for the fiscal
year ended June so 1888, as follows: Voluntary
eonti6ntlons sss!: balance on hand June So
meit. bread. vegetables. milk, groceries, fuel,
servants wages, gas deggs e "a dry goods shoes,
on hand June 90 1883, OF S69S3
A YEARS LUMBER INSPECTIONS
There are three inspectors OF lumber for this
District who have made joint report to the Com
miss!oners OF lumber. a., inspected during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1888, as follows: yellow
pine, 1851 Sl4 feet; white pine, 4S449 feet; cy-
press 595 63s; poplar 217.ees cherry 81 ,16o: wal!
nut, 70. 49, ASH 119: oak. l162s5, and hickory,
s92 feet. Total, 13. $685.
PERMITS TO BUILD.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwlse as follows: VIM. C. McIntlre. erect q
three-story dwelling on Rhode Island avenue
sl5.oOo. W. T. Riley, repair frame 2l3l Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; 1888. w. T. Dixie, erect
four three-s1ory and basement dwellings, 18th,
between @ and streets northwest; s28, ,0G0. An
gis Nolan, erect q two story dwelling on @, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets northwest; s., ,OOO
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Panic on an Express Train.

fdUIC Ou StAl Express kEdln.
CARS THROWN OFF THE TRACK AND SEVERAL PEO-
PIE I'M CRED, BUT NO ONE KILLED.
The regular express train which left Philadel-
phia on the narrow gauge road for Atlantic City
yesterday morning was wrecked about a mile be-
yond the Pleasantville depot. There were seven
passenger cars and baggage car. As the engine
reached the switch at the point indicated the bag
gage car left the track with the rest OF the train
was derailed and demolished. There were some 200
Or 800 people on board, and the scene which fol-
lowed was OF the most painful character ShrieKs,
groans and frantic applications for assistance were
heard on all sides Men and women were seen
crawling through holes in the sides and ends OF
the coaches, with the crash or breaking windows
and falling lamps adding additional horror TO the
surroundings. The cause of the accident was the
breaking OF switch. No person was killed, but
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NOMINATIONS IN vIRGINIA.-The democrats OF
POwuatan and Chesterfield have nominated W. w.
Baker and Can't. Joseph Hob son for house OF dele
gates In Sussex county, j. w. q. Green is the
democratic nominee, and In Nelson county Can't
ThOa Fitzgerald. The straightout republicans OF
Buckingham county have nominated Col. w. w.
Forbes, formerly postmaster at Richmond, for the
house. The coalition nominee In Brunswick
county is Mack Wheeler, cOlored. and in Williams.
burg r G. Grtfin, c0lOred: in Nelson county the
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Western Union Wages.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY DEFENDS THE
PRESENT RATES

PRESENT RATES.
Mr.. Norwin Green, the president OF the Western
Union, before the Senate: subcommittee on labor
yesterday said that fourth OF the Western Union
operators had been Office boys AMI messengers
large number of their female operators were edu-
Gated at the Cooper institute at the expense OF
the company, about sixty operators a year being
turned out The average wages of Western Union
operators IS 75 and that OF all operators In the
country is s64.9 The witness denied the asser-
ton OF the New York Times that none or their
operators received more than $50 per month, and
added that the operators receiving the Tines
specials get $50 month for five hours work. and
$65 In the produce exchange for four hours work,
making $155 month. Operators here get twice
as much pay as in England, but they do more work.
He thought the strike should nave been won by
the company at any cost The tendency or wages
is upward, and they were never higher than now.
Women do not intend to make lire work Of op-
Grating. The best female operators receive SO
month.
Next week Senators Pugh and George will take
testimony in New England, and Senators Blair
and Gail will re uain in New York.
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THz Rrees F,xs INSURANCE ConpAsr.

BUILDINGS AND PEksO Al. PROPERTY IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY.
Office. temporarily, lOQl + street northwest, viii
remove to their quarters No. 1891 street
soon as repairs are completedabOut Sep
tember LIST.
M.W. BEvERID1E, President.
VIM. b. THOMPSON. Vice President.
TBOS. HYDE. Treasurer.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN. Secretary.
Trustees-M. w. Beveridge, T. n. Hanson, Thos.
hyde, Vim. H. Morrison. n. W. Burchell E. :. Hutch
inson. Jno. Jay Knox. John Sherman. VIM. 8. Thomp-
tyl3-2m
A MONG THE MANY INSUR aNCE COMPANIES
~ and associatiOns doing business on the mutual or
asseaement plan cert inly secured against
loss Or failure e the MUTUAL FUND.-
ASSOClATION, and certainly none have proved SO
successful and popular in short time this favored
concern The Oldest authorities in insurance matters
lave pooncly and frequently commended its system
Mis Iss policy holders have On more than ono
mens For cdrculara &C.. cal q ihe efoe. 1909 It.
au1S L Y. KNIGHT, Manager.