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The sun., 1894-01-25
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..t action. were made TO dismiss the
80, over the residue Of the estate Of Daniel
9 Op.,.rveather before Justice TruaT OF the
nN'.ne Court Yesterday. Ex-Judge William
2, ..nopx for Executor Thomas @. Ritch
i,ad Tho complaint dismissed becauss no
r.l,ot va. asked against the executors as
~ John F. Parsons. counsel for executors
,u.,n. I. Bulkley and Henry Il. Vaughan. as
~. a. Tor n number OF institutions. contended
~ tho plaintiff colleges could not prevail
=. ,bs .uit becauss they sought to enforcsa
.s,st for q disposition Of the residue not In
ns,,inr and signed BY the parties. and he held
,n,t the intent could only be drawn from the
t.s,smentsry papers the will and Tour
eodicils. -,
Ind most OF the Institutions mentioned in
~. ds.I OF gilt said that while he did not be-
,i.,. the court would dismiss so important a
-, Mt the opening. he would inform the Court
n,t he believed the plaintiffs could establish
.t,ust for the distribution OF the large residue
oniy bv the much-uuoted tenth clause OF the
wvltt'ii,s The tenth clause, and said that on the
,sror7 before the Court there was no trust
All the motions were denied: a.. cro ,o,,....
rlaintiif then created some surprise by going
strnight into the campot tho enemy lor the
hitch was one ot tho residuary leRatees. 50
ns.iis1 drew the will and engineered the whole
sebsme Tor the disposition OF the estate. IL
rs against him mainly that the charges wsro
m.de in the Surrogates Court. Mr. hitch tes-
ursd about the execution of the will and the
snSiclIs There was a strong fight made among
most O, tho counsel for the doiendantA over
he drawing OF certain letter The letter was
speosed in sn envelope directed to Messts,
Hftck and Bulkley. md stated IL was only to
bs ossned in case OF Mr.. Fayerweathers death.
The letter was written after the execution ot
tha codicil purporting TO give the resduary
sstato 10 Messrs. Kitch and Bulkley. II reads
a. follows: NJ. =, 1894
tb.y.msds Ne..rs Ruikl.y and Ritcn my residuary
synr,s.ed in m will shall be carried into enect and
-uhout litigation the part Of any person OF persons
i,t.r,.tsd In case " death trust they Will take
snrb ssps BY otherwise ~ will protect my es
inc contingency ~ the death OF either be
for. my estate Ia settled and distribnted
Mr. Root wanted to know II Mr.. Ritch had
atyen Mr.. Fayerweather draft from which he
had copted tho letter. IL was contended that
AZ hitch was fayerwenthcr's counsel. he could
not lie compelled to disclose his ommunica-
tlons with his client. Justice TruaS allowed the
ausstions in This line. after Mr.. Root had argued
that hitch had passed beyond being the coun-
sci Of fAyerweather and become his residuary
legatee A., p.....
\ draft on the same line " with this letter.
The case was adjourned until to-day. with
Mr. Ritch on the stand.
The sun., 1894-01-25

James ". Bovden. VI. n. the Medca' Director OF the
Assocscsn. Joined with hts associate officers In eU
tending to the Associations faithful workers In the
ned eommendstion for their constant sud untirng s
forts which have led to the production Of a vast
amount Of business The same high standard Of bus.
meas of previous years marks thst OF lSV3 lie said
that the orgsnlations policy holders have come TO bo
fully imbued with the knowledge that the AssootstJn
furnishes life Insurance alta price within tho reach Of
ALI and IN turn the large paid 10 the widow. the
orphan. and the dependent speAss with no uncertain
sound but bears the strongest testimony OF the rsa
carry out Its Obus sations.
The sun., 1894-01-25
AGENCY DEPARTMENT.

The report OF the Agency Department made by >.
Douglas Wells Tblrd Vice PreSesnt, NHs briElt
Mr. Wsls said that the concurrent reports Of agents.
managsTs aud SupeTintsndsnts inform hun thz. 20
tar at all events this hemisphere coucsTGsd the
days SANDER nearly Tbis Is mainly because
the AssoclATiOh has gsoWn great for eSlumny but
It s nov recognized by "a three gEanto
TiEas IN the eIly powerful And houorabls con-
DettoE Tue three companies are the Nsw York Life.
AaIual Life aad EquuH5e. Mr. Wss said he had Tsason
10 believe IhAI these companies have dons shat
thsy soad 90 spTsss ths unscraPul9uS ardor OF
Ghsir minor aEentL The fTsSidsut OF OF
these companies emphasized his diEApProyAl OF
sandsrous tactics by thTsAIsnng i'm ate dismissal
sf AZ Hhs dlsEsS1rd IA tnsgTaegoRs tblI susiseE.
The sun., 1894-01-25
POOR PRICES FOR WINES.
Bn-gn aims At Ye-tcrdny's sale at the Hotsi
de Logerot.


bargains .t Ys.tc-dny'. sale at the Hotsi
de LoEerot.
large crowd OF speculative wine dealers.
whose pockets bulged with thick rolls Of BILLS
gathered In the ga rden Of the Hotel de Logerot,
Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street. yesterday
morning at which time and place IL had been
announced that the entire wine supply OF the
insolyent hotel would he sold at auction. The
usual number Of curious persons who mako it
a point to be present on such occasions gazsd
in admiration at the thousands OF various
sides OF the large room. AltoRether over 5000
bottles OF wine were disposed OF. the sale real
iZing about $1,000.
twenty-five quarts of Imperial Verzenay. 1t
went for uO cents n bottle. and the auctioneer
Cuvce de Choix was apparently a little more
attractive % the buyers. and there was some
fnaiiy is sold ior $40 a bottle Bidding was in
actl,ctor time nnttl lot OF iommery Ses
Mas oeTGn soid h Tor H2 and ppWSTnt Wns sS%1 Ssa
went for 81 ~ and 81 respertivrly The aver
age price paid for the champagnes was 81 oo .
There were more than 1000 bottles OF Bor-
deauN then auctIoned on In lots OF from TO
S Sa5,s ana Ss s sp La q an anars 81 whs
Bordeaux was sol for ten cents 4 hottie $50
bottles OF BnrgIndy nr%mSht i1s u, less wsra 1nsa
Clos NouGeot, Chauvrnet, 1874. B.aum Ber-
narh. AMI Hermitage Marcy 1873 some
liaueurs rordinls. and spirits were afterward
sold Rt imInoderately low prices.
In the afternoon a miscellaneous lot ot gro
ceries was disposed ot A number OF women
suddenly appeared at this time. and paid good
prices for bottles OF lam, marmalade and iel;
lies In their excitement many of them bid
considerably higher than was necessary. one
woman decided that she hadn't meant 70 BID
SO high after q large number OF bottles OF
olives had heen knocked down to her. She
also admitted that neither she nor her hus-
band ever ate olives. She finally succeeded In
selling tusm at n sacrifice to another woman
VIII had bid against her.
The hotel building will be sold to-day ct
noon at the Heal Estate Exchange sales
rooms on Liberty street,
The sun., 1894-01-25
Thirtssath Annual Report OF President
Edward II. Harper. FADING December
81. 1898.

Thirt..ath Annual Report OF President
Edward Il. Harper. Fading December
n. 1898.
10 q. on1g I6so- a~d ks"b~r' Of ne Kuh.ri Reserve
Fund LiIs Association.
GENTLEMEN IL 10 with pleasure and pride that
meet together to-day 10 commemorate the fact that
another years work in the history OF our Association
has been completed, another years triumph has been
recorded that the booSs covering the transscors OF
our Association for the thirteenth year have been
closed and that the results covering every department.
have the grandsstsvsr achieved In any year in
our history.
our assets we're never large to-day; our surplus
never so Ersa; our business larger than ever
corded in any previous net increase OF bust
ness simply phenomenal; our payments 10 the widows
and orphans exceed that before disburssd In any
previous twelve months our future never bright
ASSETS
Our gross sIsstI have during the year 1919
from s4 1885 as6 Oh to ST. I3s $40 80 making gain
for the year Of t353. .e3o.5L
RESERVE FUSD
We have increased our or Surplus Emergency
Fund within the months from S3sTI sos 80
TO s35s9seo 49, making a net gain Of s2iSos2S 81
INCOME
Our income during the year 1898 from ell sources
amounted 70 SAt9ssI5Oo against an income Of
S4O97 e43 90 Tor the year is9. making net Increase
0;ineoms of over S4oo Ooooo
DEATH CLAIMS.
Nearly Thee Millions Of Dollars have been disbuEssd
the aud orphans and representatives OF our
deceased members during the ysAr 1898. the exact
bsilg ~ y5l, $50 % masng the net increase of
disbursements over the year 1872 OF Quarter Of
Million Dollars. and for the Ihrtsen ysars Of our sS'
stsncs SlT.6St 333 50 have been distributed among
more than sX thousand ~d0wS aud twelve thousand
orphan children thus furnish ng homes Ani shelter 10
ths ~idow food clothing and education 20 the ehis
dFen OF deceased members and sTags Of
Sl36o OoooO mas been distributed BY ths Association
Tor each since the date Of ne organization for thiS
benehceht object Furthsrm5Fs We have ace Imulatsd
cash surplus Reserve or Emergency Fan1 which 81
the the rear 1898 exceeded - 2OnOO Tor
$1,000 OF outstanding dsaEh claims Of dsEerip
Ana a. the GAms time single m9r;uAEy call uPon
The sun., 1894-01-25
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.

Probably With a single sxcsptsn. that OF the Hon
John McCalL never in the history Of the Insurance
Department Of the STATE ~ New NoTE has IL anaiTs
been under tue guidance and direction of moe CON
psteui. Impartial anu independent Insurance supsuu
tsndsut thAa tue gentleman who occupies that posi-
ton at the present time. tnisr his administration
every honorable aud well managed Life Insurance
gauiyation tTansaeting business provided ~ Ihe
ssuys the sIaIs OF SsT YORK has received air and
courteous treatment From the day whsn Hon James
q Pierce became Ihe Insurance suFerntendrnt OF ths
state York TO the present sine th- managers Of
sysry system Of Life Insurance TccoEnizsa b. the
ot tue state have re.i4eI the fact thAt gentleman
A5oys reproseh occupies the hOa0rzole position OF In
suranee OF tue tate Of Nsw York Fur
his courteous treatment desire 20 extend our
thAnkL In the Aimnstration Of his scial duties be
hAs not bss!talsd call upon " for intormAt0n
EaEdnE such Of record required hiS Atlsn
Ion EnI ever detail of our tuslnsaa has been ever
open - his inyssIgati5n and imposition: and ~hat
hAs bssR true IN We have no doubI has been
Hkswss true with thAt OF all other Insurance oFsanEa
Ions trznsaetInS business an our state.
OFFICIAL ExANISATIOSS
Durinz the year 1913 Association has bssn
aminsd b. ths Insurance Department Of the state Of
KERszs aud take p.sAEars in presenting 10 y0u
Of Ibs 0-eia report WhisH ws EsssVsd fr0n IAas De-
The sun., 1894-01-25

s.sh
AN EooNoNIo sYsrsx.
The economic principles undsriyine the system %
the Nutua Reserve best Illustrated By the fact that
ont Of the total during the year 1928 By the
members In mortuary premiums Of $3.50 7os os there
was paid In death bsnsh,s the sum Of s7eoi,s ,s562 "a
and IN addition thereto there vas sdded the sam Of
t7iao27 % TO thA Reserve surplus Emergency Fand
thus the payments to our bensnoaries added 70 the
seeunulstious to the credit ot our living members
sqush within fraction the gross mortusry premiums
paid by all the members during the yesr
NEW BUSINESS
DurinR the year 1899 ws received applications for
memberships agersRatinE sea 100 80 90 the largest
volume Of business ever submitted In yesr in the
history OF this Association OF this amount there
rejected So 42O CO. 10 per cent Of all those who
spplied were declined admission. while there was
esptsd and written sb7.T1as7o o. Thi. smount not
only exceeds the record OF any previous year In
history but surps,se, the record Of 1899 by over Nno
Millions OF Dollars
CASH AND INVESTED ASSETS
Atths beginning OF the yesr 1893 cash and in.
vested 81 go 5p2 90 We closed the year
with So pae 73oo OF making a net increase Of s2A5.-
1912 THIS handsome increase was made In our cash
and invested assets notwithstanding the fact that We
disburs"d Quarter of Million Dollars more In death
cismr within the year than In 1892. Of rs6 amount
~ 10000 90 IL invested In first mortgages on i'm.
proved real estate In New York city said loans having
besn made with the approval OF the Central Trust
Company OF New York Ciiy. in conjunction with the
Board Of Drsc tors Of this Association atsr the Hon.
Michse! Coleman. formerly President OF the Board OF
Tax Commissioners OF the city Of New York and tho
recognised best suhorty New York real estate val
ustion. had certified that the amount Of the loans
would exceed 80 per cent OF the conservative val
uation Of the property The balance OF said cash and
invested assets are invested according to Law in
srnmsntal securities snd other Investments and de-
posted with the various Insurance Departments and
In banks all OF which viii be shown in the Auditors
report which will be presented to You by the Auditors
The sun., 1894-01-25
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE.

The Investment Committee of which Or. c. r. Bisssn
10 Chairman. reported that the 31st day OF Dscem
Der the Reserve. or Emergency Fund. Was sa,5sp.
s2o13. an increase over the preceding year OF S2ls
o225t The amount invested In bond and mortgage 10
s2,4b0. 900. This last amount, with which this com
mittee has especially to deal 10 loaned on hrscisss
improved real estate in this city first mortgage. not
to exceed co cent Of its value, these MORTGAGES
beng held in trust for the bensnt Of the members By
the Central Trust COMPANY. our trustee.
The sun., 1894-01-25
Change. Ia ,A. District AutorAsI's Oas..

District Attorney Fellows has assigned As
sistant District Attorney Lindsay who has had
charge OF the preparation Of indictments. to
the work Of preparing and arguing appeals
iiJsr and Ierminer. Deputy Assistant District
Attorney George Gordon Battle will hereafter
have charge OF the PREPARATION OF indictments.
asst -ts,l hy nCputy Assistant District AttoTnsI
Terence j. MeManus.
The sun., 1894-01-25
, BRITISH DEPARTMENT.

Comptroller , r. sPsrs o. the British Department
says that the Association has progressed In Great
Britain IN remArkab degree. The business OF that
country surl maintains high level. and, a.
though u may not have reached to the nzursS
anticiralsd m the earlier part OF the year.
yet c.rcum,tAness oysr whicH ths management
have control have prsysn'ed thsis hopes
being tully realized AthoUgh the opposition has bssL
most T.ptshenIib character, IN hs Judgment IN
30 disturbing the Associations members IA con
csrnsi has been isss suscyo thsa previous A..
The sun., 1894-01-25
FINANCIAL SUPERVISOR.

Mr. william Pimey, the financial supervisor, said no
took great pleasure In ating that the Assoc!a ions
system Of checks an counterchecEs and the safe
guards placed around the worL furce m the interest
OF the members are complete and worthy ot every
commendA' ION. II wAsA source OF much qualification
him be able to attest thess facts and the mem
bers OF the Mutual Reserve hu said. were to be
graduated the untIrng zeal honest endeAvorL and
loyal stsadfast eNertion with which they have con
duc:ed the business OF the ASSOCIATION to such
cetslul standpoint
The sun., 1894-01-25
B,YONNE'S HOODLUMs.
One 81 Them Gets Five Years for RebbiaG .
Maa oi Nearly An His Clothes.

Man ot Nearly Al shis Siothss.
John O'Donnell Of Bayonne was convicted In
the General Sessions Court In Jersey City yes
terday OF Assaulting and robbinR Adolph Nell
son, a Swede. on the night OF Dec. 26 last
O'Donnell demanded beer money from Nelson.
and on it's being refused knocked him down
with club and robbed him OF his hAt. over
cont. coat. gloves and 80 cents ODonnell en-
deavored % prove an 4lioi and said that he
was at u Hungarian hall that night In sum-
ming an Prosecutor Winfield said:
This defendant has une OF the most dam
nablr records IL is possible to find. He has
haen In the penitentiarY three times and spent
Ave years in the county Jail. Talk about send,
ing missionaries TO foreign lands to convert
the heather. Better send them TO BaJonne to
work on the hoOdlum element. There they
will find a hgzsr and richer Held where the
harvest is fully ripe"
five years in state prison.
The sun., 1894-01-25
sGx,ssr-Yrar-OId AuRI- Aeksr@Aa's Secret
MArFIAar.

The news OF the marriage OF pretty sixteen
year old Annie Alderman and Isaac GohstA.
both OF Freeport. has Iust been made public
The bride is a daughter OF Henry l. Aeksr-
man a merchant In that village. while Gobets
pIayad in the Fresport band and WAS . coll
fector for an insurance company IL appears
that some time ago the hand went on a trip 70
WAshington Miss AekeTmAn accompanied
her lover rs far as New York city, where she
consented to become Mrs. GUbetz- The knot
sept secret until yesterday Gobetz is 10
years old. His father has a tobacco store IN
Fresport. The bride and bridegroom nave
been forgiven and are happy.
The sun., 1894-01-25

me soovns priss, he said have been awarded " ths
managers and agents vbo secured snd forwarded 20
the head oos the largest amount n business during
the months Of November and December;
FIRST ). l.. Baysa Chicago III; seeood. Coates \
Coates chicago III; Th,rd. 4. r. SeNtcho, winnipeg.
Wan. canada FOURTH T.. KIRK. -. john n r.. can.
ads; Firh =. ;. carter. Iielsna Montanai SIXTH ",
J. Murray, Brooknn ont. canada
The sun., 1894-01-25
TRRAsURERs REPORT.

Tho state Of tho Associations finances was told by
the Treasurer. Hon. John w vroonan. The to;nl re-
ceipts for the year So oI9 81 AZ the opening
OF the year there was balance on hand Of t3.44u.
424.7i. This made n total OF sH63l 464 81 The dis
bursomsnts Tor the year 81 g51 $50 70 leaving
balance on Dec. 0i. 1898 OF s3.G7g. GOy 2s
The sun., 1894-01-25
TOTAL ABSTINENCE DEPARTMENT.

J. D. Knapp. superintendent OF the Total Abstinence
Department, said in hts report that within twenty
three days from the date which he mailed the nrst
eirc liar letter TO the Associations total Abstinsncs
friends he hAI obtainehA plcaonN for policies IN the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association to exceed
milton dollars such prompt response was q most
emphatic endorsement Of the new department Of the
Association. aud in all, up to December So 1898 he
has secured applications agEsgAtinR two million four
hundred aud thirytwo thousand i've hundred dollAra
The sun., 1894-01-25
Cour...ss Ju.sasa, ,s III. n ,u,sEs.psr.

Warren q. Abbott Of BROOKLYN confessed
judgment yesterday in this city for S6792 10
favor oi Dell Ward for services as houssksSDsE
for fourteen JeATs. ending on April !, 1898. at
the rate Of $40 month. Mr. Abbott has bssn
10 the brewing business in Brooklyn for tSsa-
KAtz Brewing CompAnJ for several TsATG
The sun., 1894-01-25
coMPrRoLLgFs STATEMENT.

Comptroller McChssnsy praised the care exercised
In the conduct Of the Associations business lie said
the improved system OF keeping accounts 10 so ar
rangeI make absolutely perfect the entry OF each
debit and credit. aud It a'so provides checks and
counter checks in the various departments rendering
the detection any clerical speedy and certain
The sun., 1894-01-25
LOOK OUT FOR THIS sWISDLER.
he is Doing n Paying Business m Agent
of the Adams Express Company.

He II Doing n Paying Business as nm n gent
orthe Adams Express Company.
II you happen to be called upon at your
house by q well-dressed. rather stout man.
about 35 years old. with q sandy moustache
and q well-oiled tongue. and II he should rep
resent himself as an agent OF the Adams Ex-
press Company. and say that there is an ex-
press package for you a. the main ONCE. 1t
would be Just as we'll for you to no.
tiiy the offlce II not the police. A
man Of this description has been going
around In this city. Brooklyn. Newark. and
Jersey City for two years past and the police
has slso been heard from in Washington. He
calls himself yaIiously J III: Farley, j. Miller
J; hsecham, J. Berry. and nobody knows what
He hands you one of the compAny's receipts.
made out In your name. cal ing for q box or
ssed he Sslas va 81 @ sS asusiy @ IT, y ne " says that
this box is at the main office. and that 1t will
press charges. sra ranging from ST to So. II you
give him the amount, he insists upon signing
Tie receipt in ink and then says that the , bog
that he bows politely. and you never soc him
again. nor the money. nor the box.
The express company has received great
many complaints Of this swindler in the past
Two years and several within the last week.
psrshabie" and ss the company % any ] gets some % Very
tart and Indignant communications respect
Ing Ing is liability IN regard TO Esrishsbie goods
sons he has taken in are connected with chari-
liable institutions. and quite numbsr OF
Hospital Jersey City, on Monday, and before
that he visited the Chaplin Home. Isl East
hlIty,siEth street, this city. the Monastery OF
BROOKLYN, and the Methodist Home. Amster-
dam avenue and Nipety-second street. At
Zach place he got money.
he blanks upon which he writes out his rs-
sslp,s are the eompanY's regular forms for
goods received not delivered. They are OBJ
lAlnabls at any office by any one, and il Is in
me wording that the fraud may be detected.
beside express companies send around
wagons with uniformed employees, and IL 10
never necessary to Day the express charges
phul you receive tho goods.
The sun., 1894-01-25

c.nsdA snd ~. James DsmviIis 81 e. Jehn. rsv
Brunswick. Consrstuistory tslssrans we're received
from Hon James Clsrkson. Garrett " Hobart 81.
Senator of New Jersey r. ". Robson Of Omaha on
behalf of the western members; W. y. shermaa of
Chicago and cable from Dr. stephen IT, TynE dirso
tor general Of the Continental department.
The following resolutions we're onsred and unsnt
mousiy adopted
Bv Mr. Cameron:
Mutual Reserve Fund Llfe Assnciaon are due and are
hereby rendered to President Harper ana those
associated with him for the uneNsm pied success OF
npersons during the past yeprthe banner year OF s
existence withutnndng the severe nnancial de-
preston that has existed throughout the world and
We hereby drrs to express unreserved conddencs
In THO A,soration sud its management"
By Judge Jones;
Resolved. That the members NJ the Hutuai Reserve
Fund LIFE Association hereby eNteni to the ooers Of
the Association our sincere and hearty thank, for the
faithful manner IN witch they haVs guided us 10 the
past, and We hereby express our confidence IN them
for the future
Following are the ofncer, elected Tor th. ensuing
The sun., 1894-01-25

An order was fllsd in the County Clerks ofiics
yesterday appointing eossPh Martin receiver
"a supplementary proceedings for James
os.,t-r' he politician and LAWYER on the appli-
Judgment against Mr.. Olive. in March last FOR
The sun., 1894-01-25
= sAIneI-r WHO PIar. lar RlE s.aLs..

mAR representing himself as G. H. HsnrYs
genera buyer for the PennsylVanla Rail-
Ioal, called At tho Office Of Perrin, PaTson <
20 vanish makers OF rs Little Twelfth street
on TUESDAY and ordered $1,000 worth OF rail-
NaN NaTnlshss to he delivered AZ once at the
: ,ll ~ tat warehouses in jersey LitJ. Before
l9n ot te.e e.ephoning 10 the Philadelphia ONCE
q The railroad aud fOund that the man was 3
Llaln. Yesterday PeFTtn. paysOu 4 20. dis
sEe sa name . OF the tTm for quantity OF harness
The sun., 1894-01-25
They s~..s.a R.llroaa SIGNAL I,rn,..

John Purcell. who was killed by Newark
and New York railroad train at Garfield ave-
nue. at late hour on Tuesday night. was
SHOWN as " Red" Purcell. lie lived at $40
'ohh'ton avenue He was well known to the
police Two of his pals. Michael Mahon OF
oF Grand street and Mickey Cooley. were with
nlm m when he was killed. The three were
SiIlpp-l with pieces OF lead pipe which they
nal PROBABLY stolen. and they were drunk.
hsthry walked up the track Purcell amused
n'MH~il and his COMPANIONS by demoishing
S&ts w tel ahd white signal lamps AT the switches
wa 10" piece OF lead pipe which lie carried.
,nnrn th- locomotive struck Purcell the other
Ilat he was dead. aud then ran away. Mahon
wa arrested. ana Police Justice kimmeTley
somIhl'ied him yesterday morning to the coUn-
W LeLm LoI ninety DAYS as a dlsorleI.y peLson.
The sun., 1894-01-25
ENDORSED BY rHE HESsEaA

Appropriate remarks ~srs made by Judgs JonsI Of
81 Lsuls MAJOR T. n. Jones Of At,AntA. Ca; D. Z
CAmsEsn. DsPgIy Treasurer Pr0ViRss sf oHtLTis.
The sun., 1894-01-25

Tue Satural Premium or AsSsasmsnt oTEaniIstionS
snrosd upoR their books a. sue eoss Of sue rear
ave persons As interested IN each msmb bsFship, II
~ould represent moFs than oNEQUARTER Of the sn-
tire population Of Ihs CBisd states a. BslRE dussy