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National Republican., 1888-05-31
UNDER THE TRIPLE PLEDGE.
Steady Growth i'm Number and In1u-
ence of Juvenile Temples.

undino No. 1, the only living representative
of the first generation of juvenile temples In
the District, Mrs. Emma +. Bishop, suporin-
dent, Arthur Bishop. c. r., and Abby Cole, V.
r., had large attendance At It's last regular
meeting In Melford Hail. street northeast,
and initiated one new member. Its committee
ON the recent fair reported $50 net receipts,
S2j of which will be donated to the John B.
Finch monument fund.
star of Hope, No. !, the oldest of the new
generation Of temples in the District, Mrs. l..
Grubcr, Superintendent; Miss $. Conrad, as
sistant; Martin McQuade, G; H., and sadie
Woodward, v. IT,, had q pleasant meeting
last Sunday at the corner of Nineteenth street
and the avenue. An excellent good of the
order exercise, participated IN by, the grand
superintendent and the assistant. followed
the regular order of business.
silver Star, No. 2, OF Teneytown, Miss
Lowe, superintendent: Charlie SOlyam, c. r.,
and, Mamie Gilpin, V. T., is doing good
work in that. pleasant suburb under Good
Washington, No. 3, Julia Il. Martin, super.
ntcndent; Alice Thompson and Jennie Muir.
ray, assistants; Willie Pierce, &. r., and Maud
Hunter, Y. T., had very interesting session
at its last regular meeting In Washington Hall,
corner of Third and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. II arranged, under head Of new
D. p. Holloway, No; ), Annie x. Bond, super.
intcndent; Mrs. Rodbird, assistant: Willie
Brown, c; r., and Katie Bowbccr, y. T., at It's
last regular meeting In Wonn's Hall, Sixth
bers, and had very entertaining good of the
order.
columbia, No. g.. Lima llobson, superin.
tendent; Miss llodgkins, assistant; VIII Muir.
head, G. II, and Maggie Minor, V. T., initiated
two new members at It's last meeting, in
Wonn's Hall, and listened in its good of the
order exercise to some very excellent remarks
from Mrs. Reynolds, an active temperance
worker from her childhood days.
y John Il. Finch, No. :, Miss Medley, superin.
tendent Miss C. Sherwood assistant; Glar,
doing It's best to honor the memory Of John
u. Finch in Juvenile Temple work In Potomac
Hall, Maryland avenue southwest, from week
to week
Independent, No. S. Mrs Giles, superntCnd.
ent: Mrs. Bennett, assistant; Ivah Bennett, G.
n, and Laura Bcattie, V. n, had Il pleasant
session ut its last regular meeting In Cropley,s
Hall, Georgetown. Its officers We're installed,
Grand Superintendent Russell officiating.
Minnchaha, No. ., Flora Mccormick, super.
tendent; Nellie Smith, assistant; Harry Domer,
c. H., and Pauline Hill, V. n, was instituted
in Grand Army Hall, corner of Seventh and l.
streets, last saturday afternoon, Grand Super
intent Russell assisting,
National Republican., 1888-05-31
AGAINST TIE MILLS BILL.
The Woman's National Industrial
League Enters u Protest.

At the last meeting of the Woman's Ma
tiona Industrial League the following pre-
amble and resolutions Were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the members of the Woman's Ma
tiOnal Industrial League of America repre-
senting trade unions, knights of Labor, fed.
Grated trades, and anNiliary branches thereof
in all the cities of the Union, believe the time
has now arrived for united action with our
brother wage.workers in the cause of pro.
teCtng American industry; and
Whereas there is a large surplus female
population In every stateo this Union Saving
and excepting five, and we, the, representa-
tive wage women of America, look with alarm
at the passage of the Mills bill, now pending
In the House of Representatives. nsya direct
invita- t!P'nH -'5t he pra'ps" fG6or OF Europe. to
come to our shores to serve employers at a
ruinous and starvation rate OF wages to the
exclusion of our own industrlans, and also to
admit free of duty goods and fabrics of for
eiGn lands to the ruin and detrlmcnt of the
American manufacturers and their operatives;
therefore he IL
Re.OiCsd, That we us bread winners and
consumers protest against the bill, believing
that women and mnors Will suffer most by
carving out Its provisions, That we rs wage
women know no solid south, NO north, east,
or west; no Democratic or Republican party.
We only know the friends Of the bread winner
in and out of Congress, AMI appeal for three
million seli.supporting wQG"'womcn of Amer
fa ana Their iEhts aS RGtrgTS , wR2 ra are
coolies and the paupor labor of Europe If this
bill LecomcS a law, We earnestly appeal to
the masses for the elevation and disnifying
American labor.
h II .ttiIheJ jtSOired, That copy of these
resolutions and protest be sent TO all labor
unions, knights Of Labor, federated trades
unions, and to all labor and independent jour
nails of the country asking them TO cooperate
with US in the cause of woman as CO'equul
with man as a bread winner.
ResOiC6d IaTthtr, That the wage women Of
Amtrign, ti"9ugh this league as their repre-,
sentative at the capltal OF the nation, enters
bill haNnga free trade tendency or feature as
detrimental to our interest as industrians aud
subversive of the best interests Of our repub-
lie.
ReSOirGd .tiyihU, That the thanks Of this
league are due and are hereby rendered to the
members of the House of Representatives
who oppose the passage of the Mills bill as
true friends of our imduStrians, our country,
and our prosperity, CHARLOTTE SMITH,
CATHERINE BERGAN, President.
Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-05-31


Park grounds Both mines expect to put
ThePaias Base Ball Club beat the olympcs
yesterday at Olympic Park, West washington,
due TO the superior batting of the Pallas This
Is their sixth consecutive victory.
A game will be played at $3.50 to-day, az the
corner OF Eleventh and II street, northeast, , n,
binders. Game will be called when the beer
gives out.
JEROME PARK RACES.
NEW YoHK, May 9O.--Flrst race-Threc.
quarters Of a mile. Patroces won, Black
thorno second. Donald third Time, lei.
Second race-ono mile. Prodigal won, Bess
second, Billy Brown third. Time, 1881.
Third race-Onc mile and three.sxtecnths.
Lc Logos won, Biithesome second, Time, 2i3l,
Fourth race--IIalf a mile Carnot won,
HGeeitor second, sourire third. Time, Oi5?l.
dier second, Nellie u third Time, i!i5l.
sixth racc-Full course. Jim MCGOWAN
won, John Henry second, Wcstmoreland
third. Time, 5;l0. Mutuals paid S33; John
Henry paid si09j5.
THE BRoORLYN RACES.
BRooKINN, May 3O,-First race Purse,
thrce.Quarters of mile. Harrisburg wOn
Volunteer second, and Darling third. Time,
Second race-lIandcap sweepstakes one
and one.cightl miles. The Bourbon won. Fa.
2O2l
Third race-Tremont stakes, threc.quartcrs
of mile. Oregon won, llarcbell second, and
Lucorne third. Time, 1:22l.
Fourth .race-Fort Hamilton handicap, one
and one.eighth miles Tea Tray won, Now
orNever second and Maxim filly third. Time,
2:O3.
Fifth race-The Second Special, one and
three'siNteenth miles, was walkovcr for The
Bard
sixth race-Purse, one and onc.oighth miles,
two starters. Dry MonopOle won and Pontiac
second. Time 203i.
seventh race-purse, one mile. Refund
won, Florence NJ second, and Amalgam third
Time, 1asi.
Eighth race--Purse, one mile. Calora won,
Adrian second and Chalula third. Time, 1:5!l
WINNERS At LAroNN.
CINCINNATI, May 30.--First race was divided.
First racc-Purse. three quarters mile. Mis-.
hap won, Virgil second, Mirth third. Time,
Second race-same condition as first Kir.
messo won, Lislard second, Duhme third.
Third race-Pursc, halfmile. g. W. Boydan
won Brnndoletta second, Van Trim third.
Fourth race Selling, purse, one mile.
Minnie Mimi Palmer & won, Winning Ways second
Fifth race-A handicap sweepstakes, seven.
olghthss mile. valuable won, II. Markham
esGaqh Sgth Grssel,e hTG s Tms dlI
lea second, lIypasia third. Time, 1a3i.
THE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. TLorIs, May 3O.-First -Threc.fourths
of a mile-G. W. Cooke first, Blonda second,
Persian third Time. 1:lji.
Second raCe-Pursc, one milc--Egmont first,
Sayor second, Guardsman third. Time, 1:i3l
Third racc-The EllwoOd Percheron Stakes,
one and one-fourth miles-Terra Gotta first,
Daruna second, Wary third. Time, 2:lO.
Fourth racc.Purse, fvc.eighths of a mile -
Fan King first, Iris second, Meta third. Time,
1:09i.
Fifthracc--One and oneelghth milcs-Uunt
rcss FIRST, Barrlstcr second, BOaz third. Time
National Republican., 1888-05-31
A BITTER ONSLAUGHT.
North Carolina Members Serve Notic
on Premier Mills.

The attendance Of members at the Demo.
cratic House caucus last night was even
thinner than on Monday night, not more than
ninety persons being present half an hour
after the caucus had been called to order.
Mr.. McCrcary again presided but Speaker
Carlisle and Mr.. Randall We're not on hand.
Before the proceedings had run along far Mr..
Springer woke up the caucus by the prusenta-
tion Of resolution binding all Of the Demo.
Gratis to vote in the House for the bill exactly
as u comes from the caucus, and onlyfo such
amendments as are presented In the House by
the Democratic members Of the ways and
means committee, -
The internal revenue sections of the bill
have been only lightly touched upon so far,
and this resolution stirred up the North Caro-
lima members to a bitter onslaught uDOn the
bill. They declared that their people wanted
an unconditional repeal Of the tobacco tax, in
stead of the compromise reduction made by
the committee on ways and means; and they
also served notice upon the caucus that the
California members as well as themselves,
would have TO vote for proposition TO re.
come from the Republican or Democratic
sidc-if the caucus refused to include that
provision In the bill
fcnse Of the bill, and lively debate followed.
A vote was taken on the Springer resolution,
which Indicated but a small opposition, but
I'm Difference to the wishes of the North Caro-
lima members, the resolution was withdrawn
In order to allow them to hear the expression
of sentiment by their state convention, which
met yesterday.
Mr.. Stone, of Missouri, offered proposition
TO restore the duty on lead ore to within 3 per
cent. of the existing rate, and he pointed out
the Importance of this industry to his people
The amendment was discussed and referred
TO the Democratic members of the ways and
means committee for report.
Paris green was placed on the free list
Two hours hard work resulted In much
progress, and the caucus then discussed the
pottery clauses which are obnoxious to the
New Jersey people
The proposition took the shape of an amend.
mcnt fixing the duties on pottery about per
cent. on an average below existing rates.
which was referred to the ways and means
committee. In the matter of rice flour and
rice meal the new classification fixed In the
bill was wiped out and the present duty was
reduced from 20 TO 10 per cent. ad valorCm
At this point Mr., Springer renewed his mo.
tion TO bind the Democratic members to sup
port in The House only such amendments as
were lndorsed by the Democratic members Of
the ways and means committee (who are
placed IN charge of the bib or the caucus.
The motion was adopted without division.
The caucus then adjourned without date.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
ALEXANDRIA, MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for the
"Republican's" Rea ders.

The news of the dca,h Of Judge y, u.
Meade was received here yesterday with con.
siderable surprise, as II was generally sup
posed that his condition was very mach i'm
proved. His death occurred AT Marshall,
FauQuier county, on Tuesday evening last,
where lie had gone with his family 10 spend
the summer, The vacancy created IN the
iudgeshp of the corporation under the law Is
filled by an appointment by the governor, and
as Judge Charles f. stuart has recently been
elected by the legislature to the position,
there Is no doubt but that he will bo ap-
pointed TO fill the uneXpired term
The recent death Of Mr.. 4. NJ. Adams, the
tax collector Of the northern district, has
given rise to Il doubt as to the right of the
city council to ill the vacancy. II appears
that there Is a recent act Of the legislature
which provides that the judge of the corpora
tion court shall ill the vacancy by appoint
ment, consequently no steps will be taken to
appoint q successor until the point can be
settled. Those most prominently mentioned
in connection with the position are VI, p, Vim.
cent, John n, Hill, p. German, and Ephram
Adams,
Judge Keith will to-day hold Il special term
of the circuit court for this city to dispose OF
the six hundred coupon cases now pending
The Mount Vernon Base Ball CLUB Of Wash
ngton yesterday defeated the nine OF the
Episcopal high school by score Of AtoT
National Republican., 1888-05-31
TRAVELERs GUIDE.
piEDMoNT AIR LINE.

OiEDMoNTAi AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY a. 1859
- Trains leave j. g. r. station, sixth and ID
s:SOA. Mast Tennessee Mail daily for
MarrentOn, GOrdonsville, Chariottes-
VILE Lynchburg, and stations between
Alexandria and Lynchburg, Roanoke,
Bristol, Knoxville, Rome, Calera Mont.
g9mery, and New orleans. Pullman
Sleeper Washington 10 New Orleans
llA w., Fast mail daily for warrcnton,
charlottesville, Gordonsvillc, stations
Chesapeake and Ohio route Lynch.
burg, Rocky Mount, Danville' and
STATIONS between Lynchburg and Dan.
vile, Grcensboro Raleigh, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta Blrming,
ham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas,
and California Pullman Slccper New
YORK TO Montgomery In connection
with Pullman Slgepers MONTGOMERY to
New Orleans and Mann BDndor sleep
ers for Birmingham VicksbUrg and
shreveport, Pullman Sleeper Ddnylle
10 S0IGmbia and Charleston. solid
trains Washington 10 Atlanta. Does
not connect for e. 81 .. route points on
a;35P. M.-Daiiy, except Sunday for Manas.
sas, strasburg, and intermediate sta
$50 p. M-Western express daily for Warren.
ton G9rdonsvillc, Charlottesville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis Pull
man slecpers and solid trains Washing.
ton 70 Louisville; also for LynChburg,
Bristol, Chmtqnooea, Memphis Little
Through Pullman SleCpers Washington
20 Memphis without change
nOO i. M.-SOut hcrn Express daily for Lynch
burg, Danvillc, Raleigh, AshCyille,
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas, and California. Pullman Sleep.
ers Washington to New Orleans via
Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
sleepers Washington TO Augusta, Ca,
without change.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION.
Leave Washington 800 a. m. daily, cNcept SIM.
day, and di5 p. m. daily, arriving at Round
mn ll; q, m. and i:!i p. m; returning leave
Round Hill $50 n m. daily aud leo y. m. daily,
except sunday arriving Washington saJJ L. m.
and 1856 p. m.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte.
Danvlllc, and Iynchburg, arrive IN Washing.
ton $40 a, m. i:ii w. m; via East Tennessee
Bristol, and lynchburg, at 1913 q. m. and g.i0
=; M; via Chesapeake and Ohio route and
at gII a. m. 1853
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation, and infor.
nation furnished and baggage checked at
office, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue. and at pas
scnger station, Pennsylvania railroad. sixth
and streets. JAS. l., TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
my81.je1,G U. ;. Army

PROPOSALS FOR NEW NAVAL OBSERV.
Il ATORY.-NAvY DEPARTMENT, WAsnlSG'
TON ID. c., April 10, lSSs.-Under authority
conferred by the act of Congress. entitled
IAN act making appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending June 80,
March 3, 1887, to which reference is made rs
part of this advertisement, sealed proposals
are hereby invited, and will be received at
this department until II o'clock nOon ON
TUESDAY, TIE TWELFTH. DAY OF JUNE,
1888. for the construction aud erection, 10y con
tract, of the new Naval Observatory, 10 he lo'
Gated ON Georgetown Heights, Washington,
d. e., and to comprise nine 90 buildings. The
requirements of the department, including
the Specifications of the work, the general
provisions to be incorporated In the contract,
and other information essential to bidders,
are contained in the Circular relating TO the
construction of new Naval Observatory
approved by the Secretary Of the Navy, copies
of which, together with copies OF the plans.
can be obtained on application 10 the super
mtCndent of the Naval Observatory, Washing
ton, u, G., or To r. VI. Hunt architect Tri-
bune Building, New York, \. V Proposals
must be made IN accordance with forms
which will he furnished ON application tu the
superintendent or architect us alurC said, and
must state the time within which the bidder
will complete the entire work. Payments nm.
der the contract will he made In twcnty-tuur
equal mstallmcnts, rs the work progresses,
upon bills duly certified. The last payment
and 10 per cent. of each previous nStallment
will bereSerycd until the final acceptance Of
the buildings by the department Proposals
must be made in duplicate, mCluscd In sealed
envelopes marked Proposals for the New
Naval Observatory ana addressed To the
Washington, d. G. The Secretary of the Navy
reserves the right to waive defects IN form,
and to reject any or all BIDS, rs, in his iudg-
mcnt the interests of the government may
require. WILLIAM G. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Navy.
amI2. 10, 2G,may3. II 81 ,je7
National Republican., 1888-05-31
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Proposed Plan Of Organization for the
Republican Party of Virginia
Adopted at Petersburg May II, 1888
ARTICLE /.

AkllClE i.
COMMITTEES.
SEC. l. There shall be state executive
committee Of four members.
SEC. q There shall bea state committee OF
thirty.one members.
SEC. 3. There shall he a congressional dis
trict committee in each district, composed Of
n chairman and one member from each
county and city,
SEC. 4. There shall he Il committee in each
county and city composed Of a chairman
and one member from each maglsteral dis
trict or ward.
src. 5. There shall he q committee in
each magisterial district and ward composed
Of chairman and one member from each
precinct.
SEC q. The unit of organization shall be
the magisterial district or ward.
ARTICLE H.
MAGIsTEmAL DISTRICT OR WARD COM
NnTTEE.
SEC. /. This committee shall he composed
Of chairman, elected 10y the magisterial
district or ward convention at any regular
meeting. and one discreet committeeman
from each voting precinct within the dis
trct or ward, TO be designated by the voters
thereof.
SEC g. The precinct memberof this COM
mittec shall obtain the registration list Of all
voters, nlso list of all Republican voters In
his precinct, and do all in his power TO keep
them Informed In regard to all matters Of
party interest.
SEC. 3. In case of vacancy, or the improper
conduct Of any member Of such committee,
the other member may take such action rs
shall seem necessary and may FIJI any va
cancy until 1t can he filled in the regular
way
SEC. 4. II shall call all district or ward
conventions, which shall be called to order
by the chairman or some other member of
the committee.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
WA9HINGToN, p. ,,r G, NAY 20, 1sss;m {, B.,

NIIASHNGTON, d. G., MAY %, lsSs.-
w Sealed proposuls will be received At the
office of the Commissioners o. the 6!g.ri"t Of
Columbia until IL o'clock m. of FRIDAY,
JUNE l5 1883, for furnishing the various
branches of the District government with gen
cral supplies, comprising stationery, blank
forms, and printing, school books, furniture,
hardware, tinwarc, plumbers material, gro
ceries boots and shoes, drugs, glass, paints,
varnishes, lumber, forage, meats, castings,
fuel, dry goods, ice, and telephone supplies,
Blank forms of proposals, together with all
information, can be obtained upon application
at Room 90, District Building First street
northwest, between and & streets. The right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids or parts
of bids. WILLIAM u. WEBB,
SAMUEL Il, WlIEArIEY,
CIIAS, W, RAYMOND,
commissioners, ID. e.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
IN EFFECT NM 81. IS.

!
TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
concrGth and u streets, Us follows:
. FOR Pltt,hurg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a, m,
daily; Fast Line $50 H. m daily TO Cincinnati
and St. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris.
burg 10 Cinclnnut and Buffet Cartu 81. Louis;
dtaiIy' except saturday, 70 Chicago, with Sleep
ing Can. Altoona 10 Chicago, Western EX.
press, al I4U =. m, daily, with Steering Cars
Washington 20 Chicago and -. Louis and, cX.
cert saturdays Harrisburg to cleveland,
connecting daily AZ harrisburg with through
Sleepcrs Tor Louisville and Memphis, Pacific
Express, 10 p. IN. daily for pittsburg and the
MN,est, with through Sleeper to PittsburG, and
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, tanandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara; 100 =. n. daily, except Saturday,
With Palace Cars Washington to Rochester
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmir1,
at $50 a. IN. daily, except sunday.
an Gma sas iitS a, 5 5n - SS and md lI:S GSop p nj
.l1;9O 2. m. Limited Express OF Pullman ParIar
aud Dining Cars, $40 q. M daily, except sun
day, and 3Bj \. N. daily,
day
For Brooklyn, n Y, all through trains con.
rect at Jersey city with boats of BROOKLYN
Annex, aftordlng direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriage across New
York city.
a. m, 200, 4hO, 600 1000 and 1880 p. m. ON
sunday, 900, 1870 a, m, 200 i.iO, 600 1000,
and ll'sO =, m, Limited Express, Parlor and
Dining Cars $40 Il. m. week days, and 3:i5 y.
m. daily.
For Baltimore, C.95, T:eO, 900, O4O 9.,o. I1Oo.
lliO a, m, l..Oj, .tO, 3I5, ilO 4!O i4O, 500,
$50, lUOo, and ll@!O y. m. on sunday, 900,
9Ol, $50 lH0 a, m, 2;OO, 3A5, 4lO, 800, $40,
1000, and ll:2U p. m,
For Pope's Crcok Ilue,i7:9O a. m. and 4:iO u,
m. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis. i:gO and 900 a. M, l2O5, 4aO,
and CUV o. m. daily, except sunday. sundays.
ALEXANbRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Ale cNHulIig. GtO, G:3i, $40 0.i7, 1867 a M
l2Ci noon, @,C5, i;aj, 500, COL ESQ SOS lO,Oj'
and ll", y m on sunday, at 600 O:ii, 1857 a.
m, !3o, U,.o, sos, and 1905 y. m,
Accommodations for QuantIco, 500 p. M.
week days,
Tor Ri hmond and the South, GOO. 1857 a. m.,
daily, and Gul 3, M, daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington,
GO5, 40, 500, HlU 1913, llO1 u, m; ls40, 500,
3asl $40, i'O', uA!, lose, and ll:OS u. m. ON
sunday at o,lv and llOI u. IN; 200 $40, 7;O5,
j3! and lUi9 p. M.
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner al i3th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and NJ the station, where orders can
he LETT Tor the checking of baggage 10 destiua.
tiun lIvm hotels and residences.
j. II. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
CllAS. I. PIGll, General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
Return of the President.

President Cleveland and party returned last
night to the city in special car attached 10
the regular New York train, which was about
an hour late, and did not arrive until I0I5.
They were somewhat fatigued, but say they
had a pleasant as well as busy time. Mrs
Cleveland Joined the President at German,
town Junction and returned with him.
National Republican., 1888-05-31
Address registered letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, lii.

gYy Remember that the presence of Gems.
Bcaurcgard and Early, who are IN charge Of
the drawings, Is II guarantee of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw u prize.
Remember, also, that the payment Of prizes
Is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans and the tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution
whose chartered rights are recognized IN 'hu
highest courts: therefore, beware of all mitl-
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