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The sun., 1890-02-22
CANADIANS roR INDEPENDENCE.
The Club National Re PudInt Parliaments
LOYAL Addresa to the Queen.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2l.-The Club National,
the leading French Canadian political club OF
Canada held a meeting here tonight to dis
cuss Canada's future. The members
wore almost unanimous in declar-
ing for Canadian independence. and
finally adopted n series Of resolutions disavow-
ing the recent address to the Queen passed by
the House Of Commons at Ottawa setting
forth that 1t was the desire Of the Canadian
people to perpetuate the political bond which
at present exists between Canada and England
The Club National declares that the address
was lnopportune, as It could have no other re
suit than to ALLEVIATE the sympathy OF 10
United States at q time whom public opinion
demands the establishment OF closer COM
mercial relations between the two countries
and that while Canadians profess sim
cere admiration for the English constitutional
Government. they desire with all their hear
the establishment OF an indenondent nation
ality in the vast domains OF British North
America. FREQ from all European attachments.
The action OF the Club National is very sig.
nifcant as the club Ia backed BY Premier Nor
cier. the head OF the Quebec Government.
The sun., 1890-02-22
JUT1IAGS AH0Ur IOnM

The fsgs Of all nations will nSAt from the flagstaff on
the 'Iiy HAL I" liy
Tho Lrnur Library Is Kept open on all holidays free
to L and NilI tie open 70 lay from ~ A. NJ to T.. NJ
brought suit aranst lho-s II Looms for absolute d.
NuT-c.
TIE leA.s of the Stewart mansion to tho Man, attain
CUB VA III HIt probability pr slgned o. . u.'E VT
1urSlhy.
Cus'olola Tomasco Vas hold without nail IN" ynbs
Court vrs.rrdly itlg and shoot nR Frank r4Ou
tak EaleI At Il Hester biT-rtUn lhgrshty night.
Ia superior CuHt yrs'eriuy Mrs sophia Hauer
waited TaFoAd corporations Tor damages to W. Alea
street
Ten waiterLwere arrested yesterday morning at the
vine Alter i oc'o,E AMI a. friorscn MarEol Cour1
were he'd in So" ua! each furtra
Tho AlUun t..pcatlon Of the Cooper Tn viii cSs.
sTanns -fss VA be- "a "a .praa.n,A i1 a H u.S,
AMI E,IignE nY t'e Aarn, 'ce 'mh
The 50, e'y Il rlr -o- Di in" l."No Ton vii Ces-
hr.,e Warrington. h, .nI.N oyG h.nqp,l. Damon.
n-uop rersy ". boo Am,rg she '.raasr
Fertnu 4. Ia" c.Str dealer Of ~ Mu4Ing street
on Lis premises .U1uIy OF ,igATs ~ boxes not
stamped lie "aa yut under ST. q bail for eIalniuAIoR
on Monday.
The new uitArs In the Church ofths CArm.e Fathers
s u" h.IH IT, 3oa l.sy u Dublin iYHSn aSa,Ss9
Irish ecc!esla'uc.
Ia Wn. am Tod Ir- 'nurh ~ tho Homrora'h, Med.
ira 'oa,g" WtI afirr'- tie - iru,- i t', rtY 0n
81" d.. M ~" con -'' IaI "' '' N" '"Ho an p-ft
"--. AZ n W rlr-.h'H. e '| .." lh' b. .,.,r.pnll
The ,nruu o't ,. c",-r- uo. ,.e-- a. ,,e din.
nsr ot ne -".lorrr 80. ~ Ur as traEcd IN s'E
wa S $40 lover ere On. % i I"1 nIi OF Of SoIE
sSpsd Sr. G' lie SSt va. doa. Oy
Isle SfRolAhiAG Company.
The sun., 1890-02-22
SET THE BABT ON FIRE.
The Children Hidden Under tho BED
SpeecbI-ss fro right.

A baby of Nr. A. Borst's Of 1,44s Park ave-
nue. was burned to death By It's four-year- Old
brother yesterday. There were three children
In the Eorst family. Alvina, aged s.; Walter T.
and Emily. baby OF months. Mrs. Borst was
preparing for her husbands homecoming
terday. when she discovered that she needed
some onions. She made the baby fast IN u
rocker. kissed all the children. and ran out to
make the purchase leaving the older ones with
an iuluncllon TO look out for the baby.
She was back in ten minutes When she un-
locked the door and retntered her apartments
she found the baby surrounded by lire. 1t was
Hoad tciors she could nut out the flames. The
two other children were nowhere i'll sight,
Finally they were discovered hiding under u
bed. They were speechiess IRON fright.
After awhile Walter said that after his
mother hal lett the house he went into the
kitchen, elm bed on a chair and took "a match
out OF the box. which Is underneath tho man
telpiece, Alter lighting, the match he SCI fire
TO n piece Of PAPER, which fell on the baby.
The feather piow on which the baby sat took
fire ana sm0uldered.
The haby's limbs were badly burned. 1t died
from tho burns and from suiIocation.
The sun., 1890-02-22
THE uARTARD CLUB,s DINNER.
Mr.. Joseph n. Choatc, Alter Two PulIs at
the Loving Cup, Makes tSIs Hearers Merry.

Mr.. Joseph ". Choatc, Alter Two Pulls at
'H' ii"rFh'" 'luo ana IhelT irleh"S' 10 the
numler OF l3S dined at the Hotel Brunswick
- .''"I,t' -" O''''oi VI VIC Ii"O ,," lung =
over III" chalr uI me tohstmhster' frosident
Francis q. French. At tho guests table sat
presil,,r, Sotb Low -, CnI,rL,o pror Ior,os
= r,'',,t' ~ ~. ,,
a. n"yero 'ho i,ar, ara Law SSnoII y, aihesW.
AIlindekore Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Tosn"h IL Cbootn tLa I,SI ,% 1r,,,mr Rrooy.O
President Eliot of Harvard. John o. Sargent.
charles Il. Miller, E p. Seayer, Francis NJ md
George W. Weld. Edmund wetmore, Henry
Ser% ware E. nomhsr IF"xu9 Of aSos IN who .ho
In the middle Of the dinner Mr. French rro.
sen'eu Deau,liu silver 'ahkata 10 tue cluo on
tue occasion OF llS tWeLtP-ilth anniversary,
its silver wedding" lie said he proposed to
t. ,i , ~, :, ,.,N IVY "i' "'1N. 'I'''
club. one another and one other" Amid ap-
plause the cup was nassau nrounJ nil tha
tanios nlIed with cbn,nnaTWn "''"AN "' '"o
TGS irsi toast % was rosp5%Ied to by presidcn.
wants Of Inward w6'ch. Ie n SAID he shomIG
not speak Of. At present they wanted il n3thins.
There In wST moTf tGGn bs0Te in
inoreasSd The past ycHr' and the Whoio of tHe
incrnua n. .,l hpn,, Nyi.uly appliaI 70 anu,n.pt
ihs ,pSfessNrs' @ enlnriss' W" bnnIrsI ,hun
sand SoiIa, a lad nIsn Tnen nnaio al tn m, on
sion fund Tor Ina hnne,t 81 tbn "rf,ssorS 1's %
snih Harvard stood Tor scholSrship in secIetv NV
Uis rernmmennotion "a man of mens ar w.s ~
fomn5 nra a,,anins an, tn otSnr coliavinHe ""hni
arshirs. IJo aaid i it," was IS W"mderfui how mapv
hovs n sinuI, man couij scnd to lInrvnr ''A'N'
TresiIemt iow Of CoImi,ia s. sad that il UNA
n ioSem Hf the warm iaeIinr ieiwern the two
institutions mat ihn Irc.iIent of Hawai- baT
cnrsn tn him 70 cot iha Ih1ress ~ of nv a @ cau
YE YorE Woman nam who % had ' sesS TSee .5oSoo New tS
Harvard ia was Sorry 70 say no
c"mlJ not renember the oddtess 9"' he
in cIdsinp he nsiI thnt iinryaSJ I'll. ,ho
sun sends forth light: like the s,,n .te sende
forth heat and ike tho sun. she srnis fnrth
tbnt actinic raw yShirb nhntmvroThuu Ieruoj5
upon I' ali Who behold her. 'D'''N'"'''' t''''ii
III, yencrnhIe Johh q Sargant of tho o,oss
of lSSO reaJ m ode 70 nrnce epS oat atie @
resnnndeS to t,v Wessrs Mia T Thovsr r Teto
anlerD and HuiaeEorer Nj ChanmS1i ,e,,S nu9N y
p"em wtittan Tor tbs occasion' Via ahssnca tesn a
- Nr "'borIas HoHo 80 io,ione; ro "HSe.Eo - n.y.
toostr,,ostar yvbl irIrn1n"eI o pn ~ s ~ ; ;re
which he haS Eeit iii tbe iast n tSs ,an
Inuamh II TEo,He nbn MI ha snt ~ no ,o; iotot;
f. rmk nf the IStintt at II" botn t
,ire 'i' VI " NN' "S ootN VNu' VI ''o
The sun., 1890-02-22
MRS. H4IGHT REARRESTED
The Bondsmen Get Apprchensive and Sur.
render Her aud Miss Hnight.

PEEKsKILL, Feb. 21.-SIrs. Iiaight and
Katie IiaiGht her stepdauGhter. who were ar
rested yesterday in connection with the disap-
Tearance OF dead Mrs. Lyons's Government
bonds. were surrendered by their bondsmen
to-day.
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. \. l.oder who
wont surety for them. became appreh, nsive.
and at > o'clock this afternoon went before
Judge Littel and had warrants issued for their
rcnrrcs;. OnIcer Wyatt went to sing Sing,
where they were last heard from. He could
not find them and returned.
lie finally arrested them at tho peeEskll
station rs they a!iGhtcd from tho, I o,'cluck
a Wes icy Rnn Mere rH SH'n "eT "ST ormGIv Se sHf.
rendered them. The prisoners are endeavor-
in% to lind new surcttes. Coroner Sutton said
Tonight that the contents OF Mrs. Lyons 8
6tumach had not yet been sent to a chemist.
They could not procure new bondsmen. and
have been lodged in Jnil Tor tho night. Mrs.
liaigbt Is stuical and unconcerned, .Dut Kate
has cried and wcpt like a child
The sun., 1890-02-22
HRokER cHElN IND MRS. MAcRAh.
Shocked by tho Exposure OF Their Flight,
but Determined TO Live Together.


but Determined to 1.-Two Together.
LONDON, Feb 2l.-Mr. Douglas Green and
Mrs SMELL -MacRne are living in private lodg-
ings here. They both look careworn and pale.
MIR. Green said to-day:
The poor dear girl is quite prostrated by
to-day's cabiegrams from New York. The en-
posure is horrible"
But inevitable" suggested tho reporter.
Perhaps so. but none the less unpleasant"
replied MIR. Green
i have cabled TO my lawyer" he continued
to watch the case. We have burned our boats
now. and must make the best Of the situation.
We have loved each other for years. and now
nothing shall part us. We realize our position
thoroughly. but the world is wide. and love
will find corner in which to dwell in peace"
But" asked the reporter. shall you ever
60 back to American"
Perhaps: and il we should We shall remem-
ber our enemies and our false friends both"
How did you come to let people know OF
your intended flight"
Il cannot imagine" answered Mr.. Green.
II thought l had taken every precaution and
covered our tracks and how we have been un-
earthed passes my comprehension. Still. |
have gained tho woman l love and am con-
tent"
The sun., 1890-02-22
A BAPTIST MINISTER HANGED.
Five Thousand People Witness the EIecu
ton Of WIG Murderer Duncan.

OZARK, Ala, Feb 2l-The Rev. Henry
Duncan. a Baptist minister, was hanged hero
at noon to-day for the murder OF his wife. The
execution was public. In violation Of u State
law. and was witnessed by 5000 people.
Duncan had been pastor OF Baptist church
In this county for several years. and was very
popular. Last July his wife died very sudden
ly, and was buried tho next day. few days
later Duncan went away. accompanied by q
young woman named Georgia Baldree. the
daughter of rich planter. This aroused sus-
picion. and the Coroner had the body OF Mrs.
Duncan exhumed. An autopsy showed that
she had dlod of strychnine poisoning. war
rant was sworn out for Duncan. and he was
found in Florida whore lie and Miss Baldree
were living as man and wife. He was brought
back, tried and convicted. and about two
weeks ago made a confession, duplicating Miss
Baldree. She was arrested. but released a few
days later.
The execution was public to day because the
jail is not enclosed by fence. and the Sheriff
had no place whore he could conduct it in pri-
Nate. He had the Eallows built out in a field.
The sun., 1890-02-22
40 UINTER LIKE THIS
Tho Extremes OF Heat and Cold for the
Past ThIrtY-nvo Years.


GLENs FALLS, Feb 21.-One Of the oldest
citizens OF Bolton on-Lake George who has
been in the habit Of keeping diary for the last
thirty-hve years. says: =" Having kept q diary
since 1858. and record OF the extreme hot
and cold weather In this part OF the country, l
assert that this is the most singular winter We
have had since 1851. and the Oldest residents
say that they have never experienced such a
winter before. The hottest days since 1850
were in July. 1851. and In the months OF May
and July. 1860. when the mercury registered
10l' i'll the shade The highest temperature
since 1861 was 9G' in the shade. which
has been registered on several occasions but
not since lsSO. The coolest day was on Feb. x.
lNG2. when the thermometer registered 35' be-
low zero. The coolest winter since 1850 was
the one Of 1912 when We had thirty five days
that the Thermometer stood below zero.
The coolest period on record was in January.
1866. when the mercury went below zero at &
T. NJ. on the 4th. and continued thus for II
consecutive hours The heaviest snow storm
was the blizzard OF March II. l~sN. when tho
Sow fell for iltty-twO hours to depth OF about
three feet. The next greatest depth OF snow
was on Jan. -. lNI3-two feet and a half.
There has never been a December or January
since lN5l but that on one or more days tho
mercury iell below zero until the present
winter"
The sun., 1890-02-22
BALI or The TOUGH CLUE.
1t Is Twenty-Five Years Old Now and Its
Natural Force IL Not Abated.

Over the platform in Tammany Hall last
night the words, Tough Club. lS6j-1S9O."
blazcd in little gas jeis and the dancing floor
in the big Wigwam was filled with as merry
throng Of young people as ever enjoyed the
pOtilar receptions Of this club.
James A. Cullen led the grand march with
his wife at II o'clock, followed by 500 couples.
The club is twenty-five years old next Novem-
bcr. and will have its annual dinner at the club
rooms this afternoon to celebrate that event
Among those present were President and
Mrs. lote : War!Ord. ce-President and Mrs.
John q. Anderson; Secretary Charlie. +. Glib
Curry and Miss Lizzie Curry. John i. smith.
Sheriff Davis OF Hudson county. y. j.. Assem-
blyman John s. Martin, James sullivan.
George i. Deane Jr.. Jere iAnGborn Assem-
Lyman Fred lIAfIner \ else Sampson. Simon
NJ Sharp. W. II. McCurdy. Charles d. Gervin.
benjamin. Carr. II. 4, Bleekman. j. Il. Hop
kins, John Palmer,
The sun., 1890-02-22
THE OFFICIAL USE OF FRENCH.
The Dominion Parliament Refers the QueS-
tion TO the Northwest Assembly.


OTTAWA Feb 21.-Tho result OF the vote
tonight on Sir John 1hompson's amendment
to the Mccarthy bill to abolish tho official use
OF the French language in the Northwest Ter
ritories dsposes Of this veXed question for a
while, which at one time Threatened to over
throw the Government. The amendment OF Sir
John thompson was
That this House having regard 10 the luDgcOntinurd
o: the Freucn lauRuaR" IN old Anada and 70 the
covenants on that subject embodied IN the British
NOrth America at cannot agree to tho dec ArAtiun
CuuiRnrd in the sad III the hasl- thereof that II s
eIpelient in tie interest OF te national unity Of tic
ominIOn that there should be community OF Language
among the people Of tanAdi
That on the contrary this House declares its Adher
the sad and It's determination to re-
s,St attempt TO impair the same
hL AT the same time this House deems 1t eNpedlent
IrO1er and not inconsistent with those cONo onnnts
that the LoEs Atvs Assembly o. the Northwest Terri
slUui receive from tie Parliament Of Enada
power ip regulate after tho next general election OF tho
Assembly the proceedings "f tho Assembly and the
manner of recording ahH publishing such proceedings
A strong effort was made by tho French
speaking element in Parliament to secure An
amendment that would leave the official use OF
their language undsturbod but preferring
that the matter should be left to the Northwest
Assembly rather than HAT the Mccarthy bill
abUlshinR the uso OF the language at once
should be- paaSod. they accepted Sir John
TLompson's amendment. the vote standing
l49 for and 80 against the amendment.
The sun., 1890-02-22

,r.>,L orgI,E rorrcIsr rLLsF s,rrKpAr
For western Pcnusvivsn'aN fair weather, variable
winds, slightly warmer.
tor western Sow Yrrs local SHOWS followed by fair
weather westerly winds, becoming VAriSOe; warmer
sunday morning
For Maine Ishuy warmer Sunday morning. fAIR
weather, westerly winds
Tor New Hampshire and Vermont slightly warmer
Sunday morning, tar weather westerly winds Uecon.
ing variable
tor Massachusetts, Rhode Island aud Connocticut
eli. htly sunday morning, far weather; west
erly winds. heconIin. variable
Pr eastern hrrr TyTL eastern FrHnSpiudnid and Teuo
Jrrs>y giqhuy uarrrr ,uuGuy morning; mir prathSr:
ueStyrly nrrGE Lrcpming r1rtt'>. rIir Sunidy
For tho District OF O,uInbia, Rr,tware. aud Nary
land slightly warmer sunday morning. tar MeAtheTS
variable winds. far weather sunday.
The sun., 1890-02-22

He Went TO NeWburGh on Thursday and
Had a Long Interview WIN Her.

NEwBURGH, Feb. 2l.- Sheriff James A.
Flack yesterday paid visit to Mrs. Flack ut
George Debenham's hotel in New Windsor, six
miles back of this city. whore she has been
stopping for some weeks. He came on an Erie
train Just before noon. and left at 81, O'Clock.
1t is supposed that the visit of Will Flack TO his
mother the other day was to pave the way for
the visit Of his father. The AerS tonight says
the Sheriff was very communicative upon
every subject except that pertaining to his
family troubles. and was genial and apparent
ly happy. He had long interview with Mrs
FlaCk. A NewburGh cab driver took him out
The sun., 1890-02-22
TIE BRIDE NOT A PRISONER,
But She Must Choose Between Her Ca oil c
Husband and Her Parents.

Mrs. Peter Darby, the daughter Of S.
Truman Preston Of Greenport. l.. l.. who was
married secretly to Peter Darby by Father
Brennan on Monday night. denies that her
parents keep her locked in a room. 1t was said
her parents were preventing her from joining
her husband. She says they keep the front
door locked. but that that is done only to keep
gossipers out OF tho house. Mrs. Darbys
PARENTS opposed the marriage because Darby
l. Roman Catholic. Both families are well
to do
Mr.. Preston says he Ia not angry with his
daughter hut very sorry. He gives her the
option Of joining, her husband or STAYING ut
band Mr.. Preston says she will no longer lie a
daughter Of his Mrs. Darby is 20 years old.
She has been acquainted with Darby for sew
ela years He is employed on Staten lslaud.
The sun., 1890-02-22

The Police Board yesterday fined SerGeants
Horbslt OF the Mulberry street station Reed of the
EiEltyeRhth street station and Dean OF the Elizabeth
street station two days pay each for failing make
proper returns rohce Headquarters OF ambulance
Gala ratrolmen James +. "roEan and John Mcmahon
of the East Eighty eighth street station were fined 10
days ray each for closing the hallway door Of saloon
upon the arm Of Ruunsman Brown In effort to
escape his vigilance. Transfers FatrOlneu Alexander
murphy from Prince street TO East Twenty second
street. James Mcnamara, from West Forty seventh
street TO kIdridge street; Samuel Eli., from East
Thirty NTH street to East sixty seventh street; W r.
Burke. from West twentieth street TO Wes Thirty
enth street. Thomas Farley from Elizabeth street to
Church street Struhen trace, from Madison
Leonard street Jsmes Rogers from Madison street to
Union Market; }. j. CuTran. from West Forty seventh
street TO West Thrtieth street
The sun., 1890-02-22
CANADA MAJ COME IN PEACE.
Great BrItain Won't Fight to Keep Her II
She IIankers 10 Join Js.

At the dinner Of the Board Of Trade and
Transportation last night at Delmonico's s
Erastus Wiman presented TO Capt. Ambrose
Snow. on behalf OF tho members OF the Board
n gold chronometer and chain. with a charm
in the form OF "a compass Upon the rim OF the
compass was engraved ITO Capt. Ambrose
Snow. who never steercd wrong course"
Tho charm and tho watch were studded with
diamonds Sir Richard 7. Cartwright talked
OF Closer trade relations with Canada" ard
said
one thing Ia certain. To propose 10 the people OF
Canada barter Ihcr allegiance for trade privileges
tile very best way TO enist every sentiment OF mani
and self respect against such pTopOsaL The
uectiUn CAnRia with Great Britain purely vOlun
BIt ish statesmen even OstentAiivuI iu ofer
ing TO let her settle her own destiny
CONGRESSMAN BOutelle also spoke
The sun., 1890-02-22

Charles Brady pleaded guilty yesterday in
the General ~ selling loueryro Srs a. 100
Greenwich street Brady l. AN old offender and had
scrved Of two months IN the penltentary, The
judges of General Sessions have pursued uniform
policy toward offenders against Sic gambling law. A
rne is imposed upon men when they convicted for
tie first time For subsequent offences the punishment
II Imprisonment.
tou have exhausted tho patience of this Court
BrAly. sAlI Judge tONIug You arc evidently n
nFmrl gambler. ! d. not propose to nave YOU uiie
Wth tnIs rOurt fnrther sentence YOU TO imprisou.
mont ~ the psultrnttRry for uue year.
charles tTag garIh -r. Aiey OF lOi West Twenty
fourth street WAS Eed :2j' uy Judge townE as IT Was
lL, III OlrnL,.
The sun., 1890-02-22
MissIssipPIs Treasurer said TO Be $3.50
900 short.

JACKSON, Miss Feb. 2l.-A sensation was
created this afternoon by the rumor that tho
outgoing Treasurer. Col. W. l. Hemingway.
had not settled in full with the now State
Treasurer Attention was called tn the matter
on tho floor of the Senate, and the statement
$25O.OOO.
committee was appointed to investigate
and report AS soon as practicable. Hemingway
had been Treasurer Tor fourteen years. and no
man in tho State has enjoyed to q creator eX-
tent the confidence Of the people.
The sun., 1890-02-22
MS nEARr ON me HIGnr SIDE
And His stomach For Years Where His
Left Lung Should Have Been.

Deputy Coroner jenkins made an autopsy
yesterday on tho body Of Albert l.. johnson.
the inventor, who dropped dead In the Equita-
lilo building on Tuesday afternoon. and dis
covered a most remarkable case uf dlsplace-
mont Of tn" organs Of the hOdy Tho heart,
which was aluormally fat. had moved over to
tho right side OF the chest. the stomach,
spleen, pancrohs, and a greater portion OF tho
large and smal! nt"stines had passed uD Into
the left pleural cavity and considerably COM
pressed the lett lung, Tho heart besides be-
Ing di- placed, was compressed. A tree fell on
MIR. johnson years ago and his diaphragm was
ruptured. Ii is believed that the general dis.
placement Of the organ in his body occurred
al that limo and had eAistel ever since.
The sun., 1890-02-22

Curious Project tho Canadian Pacific
PrOpOses TO Carry Out.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2l-The Witness says:
The Canadian Pacific Railway is arranging to
have line OF three or four steamers to go
straight around the world. or as straight as the
intervening land will allow. They will start
from Montreal. Halifax. and New York in the
fall. so as to avoid the summer heat in India
and the Suez Canal. The route will run
through Lonio Gibraltar, Malta. Suez Pe-
nang. Colombo, Calcutta Hong Kong. ioko-
hama. and Vancouver. and passengers will he
on the same steamer throughout tho voyage"
The sun., 1890-02-22
Hundred MIrllons Capital.

The certificate of incorporation OF the TeAch-
ers Equitable Building Loan hSsocst oil has been fled
in the County Clerks office Its capital is liked at
&lOODLOoO, aud when tho ono million shares mature
they will represent 500 each The officers Of the
eaton George Chase 5 s Packard Jesse >. liurl.
but j., Royie. Il, Ellington George hhgors, her
bor, II Crisp. j. y RAOCUCk and j : heNbsrry. Tie
fTesdenl lrof George inRSS ~ Columbia SAID
day that the association - its name indicates was
f"Fmed with view to furIisnEA desirable means OF
investment especially Tor teachers lie explained the
hNing Of tho capital at so arge sum aB SnUpUpU by
u IN such association II matlored litts
what Hus named. The association, he said, MAS
formed on the same general principle AS all building
Anl INAn AAaOClALOMA