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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

PORr TOWNSEND, w. T.. March b.
Advises from siika, Alaska per steamer Aneon
to day, state that A. ii. Swineford. governor.
and Barton Atkins, United States marsha. have
rendered their designations to the department 10
take effect tomorrow, or as soon after as their
successors are appointed. The form Is dispos-
ING o ihis property and mining interests in
Alaska The Alsskanities are urging John
Brady az SWineEnfd'a xnccrNsor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
NOtiOs Of Final Settlement,
Admins trsto's Notice.

Admins fIato's NoJice.
Notice Is hereby given that tire under.
siguei has been by the County Cont OF
Lin county, Oregon, duly appointed Ad
minIstrator and Administrative Of the
estate OF Wallace Cushman, deceased.
estate are hereby notified to present them
properly verified within six months from
the date hereof At the Office Of Hewitt,
Bryant a irvine. IN Albany, Linn county,
Oregon.
Dated January 3isl, 1889.
PHILLIP BERTHoLD,
HANNAH CUsHMAN,
Adininistrat rs Of tho estate Of
Wallace Cushman, deceased,
HEWITT, BRYANT IL lRvIsF,
Attorneys
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
Jass Ternplns.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The caterer for
the inaugural ball has oonered the ,cTrapin
market Of the country. None are to be obtain
ed either here, in New York or baltimore. Owe
5000 ierrapins will be bough, for that occasion
making 2soo gallons when boiled down, worth
Ssooo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
One ln Enoagh.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, March 4.-At noon
to-day Gen, Goif, republican candidate for
governor and claimant Of the ofice, took the
oath in one Of the rooms Of the ,tate house set
apart for the use Of the governor. About the
same time, in another apartment, President
Cau Of the senate also took upon himself the
prescribed oath and prepared to transact the
business Of the Office, while in his private Office
w. w. Wilson, who has filed the Office for the
past four years. continued IN like form, At
least to discharge his accustomed duties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
New Co. oaIcers.

SALEM, March 4.-The governor to-day ap.
pointed the following officers for the new county
Of Sherman. to serve until the regular June
election in 1880. Judge James Fulton; clerk,
v, {. Brooks; sheriff, +. NJ. Leslie; treasurer.
Levi ArmsworthyI superintendent Of school, c.
]. Bright, commissioners. John liideman and
Dayton Elliotti coroner, ]. u. Hossi assessor,
{. e. Myers, Of Waxco county
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
Furnishing; Goods.

Of light weight aud soAery sbhte
neckwarc fine wie suspenders guaranteed for years.
all the latest novelties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

INDEPENDENCE, Or, March 4.-w. p.
Kerr, With little or no prosOcation, shot A. S.
Kerr in the thigh with 2z.caIiber pistol lie
tried to shoot the second time, but the pistol
was taken away from him. The ball passed
through the thigh, missing the bone and barely
missing the main artery. Both are young men
and live at Parkers Oregon. They arc not Of
kin, although bearing the same name. The
young man who did the shooting Is about SI
years Of age.
Good Bye whIteiaw.
SEATTLE, March 4.-SeattIe Typographical
Union, Nor 7oz, has appointed committee to
prepare memorial to President Harrison asking
him not TO appoint Whitelaw Reid to any Office
in his gift. This is because Of Reid's UNFAIR
mss towards Members Of the Typographical
Union.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

Staple and Fashionable Ines amcng others Gne stock of the
John B. Stctson hats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

NEw YoRx, March S.---rhe name "Grover
Cleveland" in big gold letters. Is painted on
the window at IS William street, with the
names Of Bangs, Stc,son, Tracy and MeVeagh.
Cleveland is expected by his partners TO resume
his law practice Immediately.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08
tailoring

Merchant io.ieg or. Sa order ubdsr hor
notice More before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Three youthful burglars, william Gross, ago eIoven
John Horsf, age thirteen, and Bernard McElroy, ago
fifteen, were arraIgncd yesterday In the Court Of
Sessions for burglary In the third degreo
Christian Nicolaus. millman, driving across
the Long Island Railroad yesterday morning At Atlantic
and schenekSvcs., when train struck his wagon,
dsmolShlng u, and throwing tho driver and horse
A considerable distance HIcolaB received severe
injuries and was taken homo.
Tho casos OF The I'VE men accused Of oonspirng
10 deftand Insurance companies by setting houses
AN fro werc examined by Police Justice Naeher,
yesterday Frederick sohwctEierger, the informcr,
gave his evidence. which proved weak Ernest Hazel,
ono Of the prisoners, was discharged and Tho others
were held for further examination next week
Mrs. Catharine DroohS, age hfty-nve, OF No, 3sS
Keap St., attempted suicide yesterday by swallowing
carbouc acid She was tired OF living, and was
separated from Der husband year ago. Her re-
covery Is not expected d..
Tho body OF william Rehoe, Of No. iaT Dupont
ST. was found IN Eowtown Greek on fhnrsa6,
lie disappeared two months sSp. IL npposes
that ho fell luo tho water vhen drunk
The brooklyn Training School and Home feF
Young Girls was incorporated yesterday.
Kate Leary, widow Of the notorious Rcd Isary,
was indicted yesterday by The Grand jury lot reosaFhs
stolen goods at Coney Island
Nelson C. PArshaIl will lecture on " Proofs OF
EyolutIona before the Brooklyn Ethical Association,
I'm the second Unitarian Church, At Clifton and
Congress ets, tomorrow evening. Nelson j. GAtns,
of the Board OF Education, will open tho discussion,
I'm which Dr. Ecclcs, Benjamin Rocco and o<herS WIZ
participate.
The spoetal committee OF tho Board Of Education
apponted 10 investigate tho charges affecting the
integrity Of william hartman, member OF the
BOARD. In relation TO tho purchase OF site for
school building In Kosclusko-st. met last evening
And began rs work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
COMPLETE RETRACTlON
NEessrs. Davis and Lakey, Publishers
OF Insurance.

wessrs Davis Iakey, publishers OF " Insurance. an
ola Zine Journal and publishers Of the eahe' A
"a nTbe Gtea: Repudlator." having for many years puo
Ished derogatory articles concerning the huua Nosio
Tund Life Association, and especially charging he eCpS
,h no, having It's death claims In full Presaeht haipo
..orea their challenge that they personally mVesuga
s,.h ca,m that they nigh. select with tho asreeh
,hs nublIsh in the columns Of Insurance the result VI @
cnd,ngs In It's issue April r. 1882 the puonAh'i
ao,o,s sish. columns to the reviewing oil each cNo "
orson ana close their article with tho following 0O
pIete ana manly retIacton';
From Insurance, April II, 1889 ...e
ar, nav VIC think safely be assumed that inc CO.
1919 ara fairly representative OF inc enllIo
~ thst one general Judgment VIII cover them az
udement must be In favor OF ths and con.
tho proposition that in The nlefeheos az ,ss9
~ the article In this paper OF Noyemoef 10
S,,,nsvsrd teprinted leanet under the H1 nv We
nIto.nNpstar wa were wholly. wrong so pp ~. r,,at
ept ~ Ia right aud thought that we Hero ,d
49, SsS hased on Insufficient eYlnshee aavn 4,
r,staie Complete evidence 20 lI ~ ,o ,hn svi
in nearly all the cases eGamhed nv w,
nnd Ijso Assocaton did not err on ths sav ~ h1b e
Punu ,,ine Sh thess oSS claimants Te eIor wnion
hosS rathsr ssorlb0 IT, IN some ease WI" II srnsdst
knnyycnd ire demands tustice ana cgm's - ns,,,
There was for the dread LOT ~
snee company that goes often q bad rcpu:s loss
ousn . much than 70 night This he general rue
RaJ Tor The great body OF IA sno
r.ssss mora liberal than strictly Just 49, v ~ thp
~ lie mole adyantageo However uls NAY 10 WV
on inc have been treated most generously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13

MR. HOUsTOY's FAST TROTTERs 10 BE SOLD
j. d. Houston, e1.president OF the Pacific MAI
steamship Company, is going to retire from the turf
and will sell his fast racers, which have won high
bonors. Ho has consigned twelve trotters to W. B.
Fasig Of Cleveland, who viii soil hem at tho annual
Faslg sale at the Cleveland Driving Park during tho
week ending May 49, The flower OF the lot is suisun
the bay mare that Mr.. Houston thinks will become the
fastest trottcr ia the world. He thinks that she can
beat 30 with a little handling Clara, Ruoisn
Prince, Dandy Prince, Patience, Silvia, shop Knapp
and VIneland arc some Of tho trotters.
Mr. Houston proposes TO buy some runners, but no
will rotain n few trotters for hts own private use.
He says that his stable grow on him SO that he had
decided 10 sell some OF bis horses anyhow. But an
other important for selling was the bad con-
dItI0n Of the roads Il" you speed your horses south
OF McCombs DAM said he, "you ruin them. live
six miles and half from tho DAM and therefore, have
not the time TO drive above II. can run thorough
BREEDS on the though and attend TO business
M Houston Is going TO Europe soon, and he sayg
that when no returns ne shall buy some runners nd
viii sec them race and sleep in his bed every night,
too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION
AND RENDERS THE
Oft-Repeated Verdict by Pronsunclng
the Business Of the Company Correct
In Every Particular.

The books Of the company thrown wide open, which
reveals the that six millions OF collars haVe 0ee
paid to more than thousand ave hundred WIDOWS ana
sx thousand orphan children Of deceased members VIVA
more than two million eight hundred thousand dOiArs
assets than million six hundred shousano
dollars net surplus The Cash Reserve or Emergency
Fund, approxmating two millions OF dollars while more
than sixteen million dollars in cash has already been
saved to It's members by reducing the cost OF hIe IN
surance below the rates charged under the oo lever
premium monopoly system. The reduction OF premium
exceeding so per compared with the rates
under the old system and In addition thereto the pron
already and held IN trust for the oenent OIL
our members exceed 80 per cent Of all the mortnSry
premiums paid by them .,
READ. PONDER, REFLECT, and then insure with
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association An esta'e
can Al once be had Of from 900 sa5.ooo and held
saoredly to the credit Of the family protected py inc
law, Of the State from attachment Of creditors Wnou'
investing ono dollar Of the principal oy simply p.Jns
annual premiums averaging less than 20 per cent OF e
yearly taxes upon unimprOved property In the CITY Oh
Sev.York and other cites OF the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
DISCUSSING THE WELFARE OF woRKNGwo MEN

p1soUssryG THE WELFARE OF W0RkENGWohbN'
Tho Woman's Conference held It's final meeting yes
,.-dav morning In Association Hall MISS Doose
nroa,ded. Mrs Clara Potter read paper on " The
Ynfraet,on of Laws,S as applying to operations ID
t.ctorIes. In which she enumerated many instances
Mrs. McKeeu spoke tho sanitary laws OF factories
Mrs Helen Campbell road paper on the factory laws
Of England and their enforcement In London NO
inasnce she said lad much advanced tho progress
q, this work as Charles Reade's Put Yourself In HIS
pIaca.s Tho present English laws when enforced
ne considered the best in any country.
Miss Dodge asked what women could DO. Mrs
Trautmann, representing the woman's Health Pro-
tctve Association said their only power was through
The BOARD of Health, who most ably assisted them
whom any complaint brought to their notice. and
h,ghIy compilmentcd that body. An amendment 10
ths existing factory laws now before tho Legislature
r,as read by the chairman and IL was urged by Mrs.
rwomhlv mat tho women then present should use
,hslr influence personally With that body TO secure
ne passage A motion TO that effect was carried.
Mas Dodge remarked that nom all the developments
~ tha conference tho question Of most importance
appeared 10 be the appointing Of more inspectors,
psrt al them 10 be women. Before adjournment Mrs,
lowell the president, said that the conference would
contnus its sessions next year In The same spirit ~
this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
,r,pvoRK pArY TRIBUNE SATURDAY a lSsaTEN rAe1
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
LOSS ON THE PLANET MILLS
70 THERE A VICTIM IN THE RUINS i-oVEs Wv
- ~, r.,ur ovHfFNT, 9

IIOSS On TILE InA1NGA "AA1'
10 THERE VICTIM IN THE rNsf-oVEs OO'
HANDS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
.-ot,, estimate of the loss by the big fire carry
Yesterday morning In tho Planet h'hs'. so,,,h
& Lyalrs iute carpet and baggine Iac'ory, - 80,
nrooklvn. shows that the figures in The Tribune yes
terday were correct. Tho losses ioos up "....
1900 COO and $500 900, and are covered oy nsursno
- sT5o 600 IN the New-England Mutual Insurance
comnanv MANY Of the regular fro insurance COM
nonIes d,d not renew their policies after the nf'n
started making carpets of iuto few years ago anu
increased Its stock of the iLhammaoie ma'e.s- 10
The building was fitted with automatic sprnners' nre
gusbers and other apparatus for coping with the
danes. and the insurance was placed at low rates
The firm also had fire force drilled adong the en-
ployes but they could do nothing TO stop the head"y
OF the flames and IL took dozen steam nre-ensnes
two hours TO subduo them, and then only aiter tae
entire contents of tho factory had burned out
The fro escapes enabled all the men ana giras ~
work on the upper floors to get out In saietJ' ous
4. Is feared that Frank McNoy, the assistant night
engineer. who was I'm the basement, persisted he
was not seen in his customary haunts yestouay ana
did not return TO his boarding house. To- 2S3 HoytsI
Some Of the employees thought they had seen him yes
to-day morning, but uncertain. The cause Oh
the fire is in doubt but It is believed that 1t originated
from spontaneous combustion in the new tute stored
In the Bond-st. wing OF the building Over 900
hands are thrown out Of employment By the hre,
Ala OF whom employed by day and 200 by
night Since January the mills had been . ran q
twlnes packing bags, etc., wero made.
The fire extended to fourstory aat on the opposite
side of PreSident-sL, owned by L. L Whppl0 whose
loss was 81 600 Eight families occupied it. some
of whom lost their furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
THE ALDERMEN TO HAVE A GRAND STAND.

THE ALDERMEN TO HAVE A GRAND STAND.
The Brooklyn Aldermen feel that they have been
ignored by the Centennial Committee the members Of
which have failed to make any arrangements for their
seeing the parade or taking part In any Of tho e
ercses The Legislature has authorized the Brooklyn
authorities to expend s95 0oo and It is proposed to
part OF this in erecting grand stand in Fifth
ave-. TO hold $500 Brooklyntes. The Aldemanic
Committee, composed Of Aldermen Mckee, Murphy,
McGrath Beard and schlusser, met last evening and
decided to commend to the Board Monday this
action. The New-York Aldermen have agreed 10
grant permit to erect the stand II It Is applied for.
No tickets TO the Centennial bail or banquet have
been sent TO any OF the Brooklyn municipal authoi-
ties except Mayor Chaplin. Arrangements arc being
made for the share Brooklyn s TO take In both tho
military and the civic pRrades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
M rnBYs n4axpr rERur HEsroRED.

Nh. KMByss MARKET RERlnr RBsfORED.
CcnHuler Myers yesterday restored 10 Charles Z.
xIby fhs permit for his stand In the new West wash
netoa Masast, which the Controller bad revoked whs
~ 7rveshgation showed that Mr. Kiiby bad secured
u privsisge b. paying $500 to Clerk echoonmaher
now-a fugitive. Mr.. Myers sovsvs tie circumstances
- tAa arsSr IN letter 10 Mr. Kby. in which he sass
shnt IS s auenced in restoring e permit By belief
skaS 10 mxtkstmen have now become convinced that
ther interests WIN hereafter Be best served By Inn
sdkfs report to Vie head Of 10 department. Of any
s1fsfre attempt By ocais to extort p2ye Zoe prtyt
$3.50 nr. Myers s6ds that al such complaints Wal
not oniy be heard, but be inmedistely and thoroughly
i8y<efzrsxcd and thai summary fttrbuton win fslow
Sxovsp doesHoticp Of dufy on TIE part q oacials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
ovrsoIso srEAxEsS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........FRIDAY APRIL H. 1889
ARRIVED

Port OF NEWsHOHh. ..-.-..rhlhAA' AZ NIL 49, A00S
ARRIVED
u,..u., britannia frL ParseI Liverpool April Queens
town With dss szd 6is passengers Bruce Ismay Ar
sss ~ sns ss q PeaassvanA B Mann e.sCx Mar
Lsrus ST. WIN and So PessenSers to Austin Baldwin
s M:s as as ssa 81 10 Arrived
'n stsanss th.rol1 Schmidt Rotterdam Mar a. in bal,
B:sS "a I SH Il s'SSs
AS. Puerto cS,S1 w AR5 Hy t.s
H sSa A rive ., Re o.
a. stsasT Sns IS bc@nics O Mcntssrrat Angus
81 Kisis Apf { vim mdSe 70 ouererdse d Co. Arrived
ss It ,S sG a. s ;; y Gsy' with
camssata sE Cool. BG%aScH - Ma. a. ATTUyo 90
S& " SSa od vessel oss:r
10 HSSS k amer vessel o Elliott Arrived at the bar AZ
steamer Carl Nc scSwSns: 9s "a days. with
s%r ssH'pT NSF Es ssr Il WIN %
Hs ' AZ s sP pays win '
s3ssmsr Adams Nsworoans 6days' with md'o
aalgssr SSg: eSa West Point
steamer AsenbOrn lewis Baltimore. with mdse to oFo'
Steamer leanora Bennett Portland. with mdss to HOrato
to s ss9. s 1s..s 1ss
udsa 70 crdsr, vessel 70 Benham Boyesen.
gs.s osqsr ssr IsS % Pnno R ESgs Co.
sarS Hnas tNor olsnscn, Bremen 90 days with mdse
ssSs eOud ca days. with mdss to
ssrf Atlantic LaGfarc AnugnA 10 days. with sugar to
p.Ts Sordcn tBr Mcdonald Guantanamo "a days
Win sugar 70 Hsvemeyers Elder vessel 70 scammel Bros
suNsET-A. ssaay NOOK. whit fresh WNWi cloudy and
sanaiy AZ Oily Island vindhght Me- CLOUDY ana shek
Arrived yesterday
steamer Taahss.ee Fisher Savannah days. with dss and
ssasr Besr. oharieaOn
win %o:s G Ponce ingram wilmington No days with
and CLYDE sSS SS CT, po,n, and
NofeiT Win mdse and passengers Old Dominion 50 Co
CLEARED.
Steamer cachsmro tBri Antoni Adsn. Bombay. &c-E
s,Sa@sT australia tsr. MeKeague Liverpool Henderson
Steamer Exeter City tB Weiss Bristol EJames Arko
steamer 6Sds% tbtch,. Baker Rotterdam Edge
% san,s IasTsA
steamer hsn,onN hisa paett 0Ao'i''
HS o Go
steamer Stamford lNort elemre Ba5scos-M9pes a CO.
Steamer Brnio IDtchl HOOgerOT Baracao-ecnez Pear
1 Steamer Ct san Antonio wilder Port Royal and
sssnmsr roqac Kemb Jacksonville
PS ,Samsr Tallahassee Fishsr savannah-R walker
Snip oeors toera schultz Aaponrg yarrslmann.
Snip ssrs cp ss sfes
Bark truro tRrl MAhan, Dun k,rk Snow a Burgess
Hark Chignsoto (Br), Knowlton, Rouon- seamueu
BARK Elgin (brl Robinson, MonteyideoJohn Norton q
Sons.
steamers Lake Huron for Lysrpoe Oily q weshinson.
aai IroQuois. Chareston,
| Barks Freeman. for Rangcon Hector, Rosario
Also saisA-yiA Long Island sound Steamer Lucy lsr
| for BncSsportl
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LEigE April ilArriyed steamer Critic Orb Daviss from
SaEMis April iosared. stssnsr vsrwars seer. Kron.
| for New.York.
man. fEew Nsw.xeEk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
rmslsrswAIrovxpA SCREW AND DIED,

Fsahy AbrAhAtn. ne emily chiM OF Heynsn fieber.
v.eu. AZ No 24s nrooHe.st.. swallowed button six
r.euths sxo and Mrs usbsrsan ran y The ofioe Of
~ Msxbovsss three dooss awag, getting there iuss
4. tr,e for tho physidan % save the childs us Yes
l.,6ax norninR tbs tsis fellow found scrsw on tie
aew~ IRA swus3sved that He Was choking WHOM his
1900 rad NTH him 10 Tie Esdsx-ss dspensasy. Dr.
srs-s~.~lsr besuasg Of No accident ran after her
ffe<se zbrshsn wss dead when bis eaher reached the
rsnss,y. ana me broke int loud Lamentations over
~. s~,.,s Othsr Hsbrsw woman took Up tls SAD ery
- Ts1xcwfte nads co ipcision ~ ne ssoy's MfY ~
- fo1k ok IL sarcws but Ne vs. w - s-rs 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
A TESTIMONIAL TO Ex.AIpERMAN p1RKErr,

testimonial presented by representatives Of
tho Kings County Republican organizations to ex-
Alderman James W. Brkett, who served as treasurer
Of the Campaign Committee last fall the Clarendon
Hotel Brooklyn, last evening Most Of the prominent
Republicans Of the county werssprescnt Mr Birkett
was presented with an elegant gold badge, set with
forty two diamonds, representing the number Of tho
statos, and suitably inscribed. Franklin woodruff,
chairman OF the Republican General Committee, made
the presentation speech and hr. Birkett responded
other speeches were also made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
POSITIONS FOR GOOD BUSINESS MEN,

IT.. s,,u.I Reserve Fund LIfe Association - Park
D. N.,v-yorl,, desire TO eufagc Managers In
several eth Western and Eastern states
active business menI those who eau presen' proper
testimonials character, and who nro "'"ns Z" no
persona work, will be offered permanent ana
noit,sus The association also require the services Of
Special District and Local Agents In the Eastern and
Xestern States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

To-DkI
suu r,es $40 Sets 633 Neon sets. t3s Moons sgs Is
RICH WATER
A x-aandy Hook S26 Cor. Island. 44b Hell Gate 6H
. H-Ssndy HOOK ass GoV. Island 6:22 Hen Gata 71l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rsception 70 Secretary Tracy and Commissioner TANNER
NJ o. 8. Grant Post, Brooslyn. p m.
Conferences Of Educational WORKERS. NO. ohNsr""
Yfaee D. m. .v-.~.-... ,>.~s
New York Brooklyn bsseoAh nspcn' "seAiAs"" N-
xrookiyn, 80 go, n.u...
-, ,r..t,ng Of seavanhska Yacht Cab. evening.
T,hirt,sn Club dlnner, Brewer House. a:1S p. N.
Cshtoen Club, Morellos p. m
Tssehsrs Associstion reception, chiekerns Han.
ip.srnssiensl Chess match, no. Union Square.
Tasr in aid Of Hahnenann Hospital No. $50 Fifth.ave
Lecture By Professor O. s. Smith. Columbia cohese'
n 80 m =
Amherst eise Club concert chiekerins Hail. 8 p. m
Rspubiiean Speakers Union, Delmore Ewers ONCE
Thomas Jefferson anniversary cslsbrston, Historical
Hsu, Brookiyn p %.
n n. N. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-13
LOUIS q. sCHwANBEcK,
Superintendent
LUCIUS McADAM.
Actuary.

The above report simply confirms the many ha''efihs "
,, ,.eod after official examinations by the many insr
- AotuatIes and accountants Of tho v-rou
ss,.s In our Union and should finally settle once TOT
all the great controversy that has 80 long existed between
IN. varous systems OF Life Insurance. The verdict mus
,.nd that the system OF Life Insurance i the Oct a
h.A "a, IT'S foundation plan Of collecting rom inc NhE
In addition 70 reasonable expenses only hat sum t
no,ae for the current death claims. with reasonable
oo.. q, ruorVeney Fund but that any excess Of pre-
,rrs eooetsd over the death claims To b. hea
In trus. ai 70 not required to provide for eeai e'fn
40, "a n. returned 70 ho members 10 whom the Eme be
longs At stated periods.
INT. "a Tho system Of the MutuA Reserve Fund lAt'
Association. Homo once Potter Building 50 PARK now
New.York
r.. II. HARPER, President.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, Trus-
tee Of the Reserve Fund.
AwERICANLOANA AND TRUST COW
PANY OF NEW-YORK, Depository
Special Emergency Pund.
q. n. BALDWIN, yice-President.
N. w. BLOss, second Vice-President
uou HENRY j. REINMUND. Con-
tro,Ier and Treasurer uaie supt
insurance Dep't Of the state OF
Ohio.
q. A, ROBINSON, NJ. De- Chairman
Finance Committee on Invest
ment.
r. n. RUSSELL, Chairman Directors
committee on Death CInims.
FREDERIC II. BRAMAN, Secretary.