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New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
THE REV. FATHER wATSOS'S 81 TRIAL" CLOSED

Newburg, y. =. Feb. Il (SpeciaD.-The taking OF
evidence In the case Of the Rev. Father Lewis r.
Watson, the Kingston minister charged with burn
ing incense without Scriptural authority from the
Protestant Episcopal Church point OF view. has been
closed. Yesterday Father Watson, ex-Mayor John
+. Kraft the Rev. Charles NJ. Hall. A. w. Reynolds
and Mr.. Phillips came from Kingston and met the
committee to hear the evidence a, the OF
the Rev Rufus Emery. The archdeacon. the Rev.
DR. william Reed Thomas, Of Highland Falls, tn.
presiding officer OF the commission appointed ny
Bishop Potter TO investigate the case, was also
present. The Rev <. NJ. AkerIy the third member
or the commission unable 10 attend the sec-
sion.
Early in the afternoon Father Watson submitted
in writing his defence TO the charges made against
him. This was supplemented with statement
also in writing. OF the four parishioners who ao-
companied him. all of whom are partisans OF the
rituaistic rector Of ST. Johns. There argu-
ment, except In Informal way. The commis-
sioners vii, submit the evidence and the statements
IN the case without recommendation or expresslon
Of opinion on their part 10 Bishop Potter on Friday
OF this week.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
FIFTH GAME--PETRoFF.
THE GUILrr ONE tNKNoTN.
ryorrsr INTO TuH pEATH or THOMAS KEARSE''
WHO WAS KILLED ~ GVARpsMAN
.... ~ pROOKI.YN

rvorrsr INTO TftE pTATH or THOMAS kEAHHE''
WHO WAS KILLED ~ \ GvARDsMAN
~ BROOKLYN.
r.. co,oncr's inauest in the case OF Ihomas
I-n,,ney tAo rocfer who was killed OF Jahuais
on nm the occs sion of the opening or the 1uAS'''
,rolicv-rsr lines by soldier OF the lSth hee''"e"'
va held last night at the County Courthouse
Coroner K"ne presided. kaarney was Oh He 80
OF the Tower building a. Ha'rAson ara iiiVN' 80
uo loaned over the edge of the roof. and was sno'
bv A solder VINO ihought ne Vas ABOUT TO '"'o" :"
brick. - ,hn
Jeremiah O'Nci. who was with hearney 0" w '"e
ro., ,es,,aed that nc cautioned Hearney 10 stay
ara,. sOo, ,-or, tho edre. Kearrey ga not seem to
think there was danger. ONeil sa'd ne u'u "''
hear any order 10 move back
Joseph Knapp eye-7tness, tes'hen 'ha' ne
,s.yd Tho order glven for the people to close WIN
dows ana Keep back
uarnins WAS given before the shot which killed
Isorpev was ared Captain W. l.. G. Mayer OF
coronarv n gave the most important testimony.
n, ss,d tbat II was he who issued the order ior
,Irdows TO be c.osed and for people to get oack.
Whoss name was not given fred the shot. ,
Ma ior Cochran was sworn. and fnuch 10 'ne, SUI
III -, ev"ryone sworc that the guns OF MS
ppoij,.rs were rot loaded at all on the AFTERNOON
IN question and that his men did not hts s"o,
III ,be ., relating to the liability OF soldiers
daring riots and disturbances similar 10 that prs
vaiIing on January e. Tne )ty )ranrpei wsn' and an
nounced their verdict In substance as ioI0wss:
That Thomas Kearney carc 20 ms aeath iron, nSn
gunshot wound inflicted ny so,.,ef ,rictix in the
Sss SisSnsrsn sSd Ot crim,nay dra nan from ali blame
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
rh STAND TprAL ~ CAPE cOLONr.

wilhelm, A. Lippert who was arrested in Gin
clnn,N IN December warrant issued ny
United states Commissioner Shields, charged on
complaint OF Percy Sanderson. British Consul
General in this city. with having committed Tor
certes In Cape Colony. South Africa. amounting 70
SsDs75 IN the years 1850 and $780, will start on DIS
journey back 20 Cape Colony TO-DAY on ooaro 'n'
,o.rc,n Ifnc steamship New-York in the Gus
toa,. OF INSPECTOR OF Police George Easton' or cape
Colony and Inspector Turrell of Scotland 80
,rne two inspectors arrived here on SATURDAY 'ao.
on board the reutonc. Inspector Easton yes,e,aay y
said he knew ILppert we'll when he was Nea,.".
,rd rrosperous merchant, moving In me .',Uss @
his socety in Cape Colony where ne a. otle
,s,nn "~as German Consul General, ana h'eo "
the most luxurious style.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
BLOUy OCT TO SEA-

no TRACE or THE PII.oTBoAT JAMES siN' 'o"'
SINCE LAST FRIDAY.
T'h. pilo;-boat James Stafford. when "ds ae''e @
s a s,ation-hoat outside the Bar. was blown ou'
- - l., tho northeast gale OF last Friday nisnt'
. ! s,,co ,hon no shred OF her has oeen see"'
rh.ro vas terrific wind at the time ana iears d,
entertained for her safety. The crew cons'''e" -.
tho oiot Gus Peterson; the boaf-keepet o'',
Johnson. and a crew of six men. Including tne coon
None Of the po;-bolts which have re.urneu s..o
49,, -, b,va reported seeing her. ana her s'a"oi
tne stoIs IT, has Seen filled by pilot-boat NO j.
The James stafford Is U new ia s'nr nroyIsoned vid for
eIe. p' The niIot-boat y. c. knight, whcn wass
.a rnsslng several days ago has been sighted
ofi GAVE
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
\ BUSY DAY N The HOUSE.
r,,r LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL
APPROPRIATION BILL PAssEn-
cI

r,p LEGISLATIVE. EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.
OTHER MEASURE.
,,.,,rg,or Feb 1.-THE bill making appropria-
tions for the Legislative, Executive anu '
Denartments of the Government was paSSeu Wy 'i'e
House this afternoon. after three days cons''cr"
zion nractcauy as it came from the Com'nillee oh
Annropr,ations 1t carried, as 1t came 10 te HOUSE
total Of s2l sos 1875 b2: as il passed the to'ai was
col S25 g6 0s Most OF to-days session was sPen' ~
discussing the appropriation Tor PAYNE w..
Once employees. upon an amendment oheIe" Wy ~
P,ckler (Rep s. D. 20 maintain the present io'O' ~
NJ clerks FOR next year This was rcjecteu-o' 10
90, Tho auerdment 10 make clerks to members
animal instead of seasonal. employees was agreed
to in Committee OF the Whole. vote by yeas anu
nays was demanded on this In the HOuse ai'e' al
hours animated and at times disoruer'' ou' NJ
WAYS cood-huraored discussion, ana IT was ios'-
veos es: nays 142 The Committee of the "hoie' III
v,hic, ro record Of the individual votes Is kept.
tv,cs voted in favor Of the amendment-once w %
g. and once 12i to 50
other business transacted included the passage o.
the following measures:
Conference repor. on the BILL 10 ihcorpoi"'e '"1
Society Of American Florists ,.. .u,hor,z,,c
House bill with Senate amenimsn,s autho''N"s a,ch
the Improvement Of ST. Joseph Haroor, Miun MEL, -,
Senate joint resolution directing thc tIaisiel "
Michigan by the Secretary OF Var o. tuv ~
the l7th 18th and Goth Regiments o' ''i'"'s"''
Senate bill setting apart certain lands in Missi,
sippi for the benefit OF the mschaho"' anu "e'
ural schools OF that State. ..., =,
House bills authorizing the cons tna VI
bridge over Newark Bay between HUDSON anu
Union counties y. j.. and authorizing the tesaolS @
fion To the public domain Of certain I'VE OAK resi-
vations in Mississippi and Alabama containing r
about 1900 acres. which were originally se' apart
for naval purposes. ,....,. =, ,ho
Speaker Crisp announced the aPpoln,Imenso o f % ,h
following members the part OF the fousc Oh th'
Joint Congressional Commission to arrahse pro
gramme OF exercises for the opening oi the Chiehh
meuga and Chattanooga National Military fark
next September; Messrs Klgore. Morgan; Mheetr'
of Alabama Cox. OF Tennessee MadooN' "roS-
venor. Kiefer. Strong and Avery.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
LHHIGH PROFESSOR RESIGNS.

South Bethlehem. Penn Feb. I2 (Speciap.-i'ro-
fcssor Charles l.. Doolitte. G. f.. OF the Depart
ment Of Mechanics and Astronomy. In Lehigh Uni
versty has resigned to accept a similar place ut
the University OF Pennsylvania. Professor Doc
little Is graduate OF the University OF Michigan,
and has a high reputation as n mathematician and
astronomer. lie has been connected with LehiRh
University 70. nearly twenty years and his loss
will be severely felt. He Is the author OF several
textbooks and has frequently received media IL
from the different societies Of which he is mem
ber. IL Is not known when Professor DoSlittle =
gnaton will take effect. but 1t is believed that
he will leave here about April l.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
1 THRILLING TRAGEDY At me OO"r'
,rppv sTprrT.crEANING HORSE. TUMBIEs
orr TIE PIER AND FIFTEEN MEN "'D
TWO LOADS OF TACKLE FAIL TO RESCUE


HIM From THE ICY WATER
-rhoro u-as lively time ending IN a drowning. at
The street Clearing dump at RhtSers-st. carry yes
ierlav morning. The victim was only jerry
horse hired by the department, and an extra morse
n that but he gave considerable work to hfeen
moa and ;wo carloads OF hoIsting tackle for an
hour and a half before he foated OF down the
stream.
Icrrv was a big ha nlsomc gray though past MS
prin,, when the snow came and the department
was short o. horses he was hired from his master
a livery stable Keeper named Farrell and put 10
work IN charge OF William Tinsdaie. lhey were
both at work yesterday morning. carrying snow 10
the dump al Pier No. 49, East River ana ABOUT
o'clock AS Tinsdale backing his cart to the
edge of the pier Jerry slipped and fell head down
ward over the side o. tho wharf. He struck the
water bot weon a and a barge but TinsaaIe
had kept hold OF the rens ard as The horse s'Fus-
glcd in the stream he j,rked his head mp and held
IT so that 1t rested on big cake OF Ice Ihen
while Jerry s?ashed and snorted. Tinsdals yehed
for help with all his might
Policeman Cronin the night watchman on the
pier and half a dozen Of the Street Cleaning De-
parimen,s to the spot. Some OF tnem
helrcd Tinsdale o hold up Jerrys head. while the
others rushed around FOR means to extr'cate MIN
from his awkward position The department mhin-
tains a nrccking crew and tackle In seventeenth
St ready for just such emergencies. Ihey came
In p hurry with q biz movable derrick ana TWO
carloads OF ho.stng gear. The derrick VAS piacei
III position. and hawscr weighted Win o'le"
droppeI Mt the horsc's side. Then the men took
turns fishing under Jerry's body With n boathooK
10 catch the ha user the other side When they
hooked II the horse kicked and they had 10 iet IL
90 again. -
After nearly an hours work. however Jerry
dulei.1 down and the rope was csusht, mace
into a loop around his bOdy. aud shortened IN me
derrick Two horsea taken from the carts
which waited dump their loans, End mace 10
dull OF the hsarer. The rope tiehiened. Jerry =
BODY rose In the air. though he showed his hantc
dlyaparOvAi o. the proreednfs and he had reached
tho edge of tho pier amid the cnthusiantlc cheers
OF the crowd when snap. the rope broke. there
VAS "A great splash ard the big gray body dsap-
reared downstream Jerry Is ;he third horse lost
at the dumps by the department. during the last
two days.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
GRESHAM VERSUS THE RECORDS.
SOME INTERESTING REHRiNG SEA poCu MtNIs
WHICH CONFLICT WITH THE sEcRE-

TARY's DENIALS.
Washington Feb. u (specaD.-When Secretary
Gresham first informed Congress that he had
agreed TO pay sissCeO to the Canadian Government
for alleged damages suffered by Canadian sealers
because they were ordered out OF Behring sea ny
Yankee men-ofwar. II was stated in these dis
patches that the files OF the Department contaih'i
evidence that the claims were nearly all frsudu-
lent Secretary Gresham saw NJ to give this state
ment vehement denial. whereupon resolution
was Introduced ana passed. by the senate calhhs
upon the President for "an papers not heretofore
published including communication OF the Hsei''
OF the United States before said Tribunal nj Paris
relating 10 the claims Of the British Government
on account OF the seizure OF scaling vessels in
Behring Sea" The Presidents reply was sent 10
the Senate yesterday and includes the original let
ter from Mr.. Gresham TO Sir Julian PanaceIo'e
under date Of August q. 1894. In which he sey'
that under the circumstances the President has
reached the conclusion that II may he practicable
OF the claims by the payment Of lump sum ,o'
$4,000 In full satisfaction OF all demands Tor dam
ages against the United states .
IT. the same bunch OF manuscript appears ic'-
IA, I'd about year before. on August H. 10 Ia
which he says: THE only question OF damages
open for the consideration OF the two Government
Is that arising out Of the seizure o' vesHels ln
Hehring Sea In 1856 1857 and 1888 The total amount
of the British claim IL ;i39ll. OF which ~. Ya5
consists OF claims for prospective earninss whlch
rea sons set forth in The United Satess argument
II MIL appear from the examination OF Inc rVi-
dence in the OF the United states thai most
OF the vessels appear In reality to be the prop
erty of American citizens. Further and more
searching Investigation may show that others Of
the vessels also the property OF our citizens
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
AZ. rr-y LOPEZ.
The following are notes hy Horer:

The following notes hy Hofer; ,
ta) In the ninth OF ;his match + + "'' P' -
but tho text move IS not an improvement
,b) white cou.C take ID" . IN "e'0''' "
10 .P-Q u I, winning Bishop. :, = and Whit.
f1 n 10 Ei-I<f 3: II % !. E--k - ~ M :, - :,
covid draw with p on c. K tbesl; ,1 10 ~ ,s,,5
etc Black. Of course. ought % nave OF'"
this result .,.Ao- r.,v 90 2 and
so Jeycon his game. as White carroi pr"V4 - y: ~
ch t.csuse II the rejondcr E-ht - w. ~ ,sten he
-. - II, and ags'r the II = cannot pe 'a~eh' "e'
cause OF Is. tl-R and i ki 90 IN
~ r. nrcvent ~ Or g. whch White misht na''
done before. .-~ horo
,1l The only to prefen mm"niate 90 oys' u X Q.
g. very well defended. indeed II now S'''p- -
~ P-o WIN, rf .rn1 IN 10 n.i ,he rlrh, move here
rs beet nowsver would couo,less have been as e; e.
~, n 20 OR / OK ch. II K-kt "a . en- Cn.
a. kHR 8 Ok 8 en- ETC. the latter oens 'he sa'Hs
N'd d, An oversight. which loses the Same'
,,,,, r,,voa , nretty game at the Franklin Chess
CInb on Monday. against Morgan. TIE Viennese ex-
pert writes that he will leave Phlladelph'a next
week. and probably go to Washington Ine game
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

49, .r,,r PRIVATE PENSION BILLS PAssED-MR.
,oxrss FREE COINAGE MEASURE REPORTED
Washington Feb 12.--The business record OF the
ssr,te to-day comprised the passage OF an the
nrlvste pension bills on the calendar twenty-sx IN
nn,nh.r and some half-dozen bills OF a m'scei'a-
.ons character Including three for public puo'hss
=, vv,rs,on-Saiem n. c.: Pottsvile. Penn. ana
rrockton Mass; also one for the appointment OF
commission OF Army engineer omcers 10 re-
~, ,s 10 the new bridge over the Delaware AT
Philadelphia
rr,at,on bill although II was ostens'ns under con-
,a.r,,,,r most of the day. The question ofeecuon
frauds IN Alabama discussed at mucn 'ens |"
nv Mr. Allen pop. NebJ In continuation VI n's
speech ON Monday. and was wouno up o' '"e
presentation Of a protest on the part OF tne .wo ~
a,an,na Senators Morgan and Push) against the
.-.,s,,nsp, of their State under such chcum-
saances The recent bond issue arrangements were
denounced by Mr. Stewart Pop. New. VINO IN
duged in direfui predictions as TO the FUTURE VI e
United States under the curse Of gold pooling
A bin for the free coinage OF silver was reporten
from the Finance Committee and placed on the
calendar. Mr.. Sherman tRep. Ohio) remarking tna'
1t had only bare majority in committee. re'o'u.
ton ia relation to Presidential appointments OF
postmasters in the State OF New-York was offered
b. Mr. Hin tDem.. n. " and was asfeed to-
The resolution offered last Saturday BY Mr. PETER
(Pop Kan) directing the Judiciary Committee TO
report forthwith the resolution offered BY him on
December last as TO whether the acts OF the eec.
States bonds In February and December. iset were
authorised by any act Of Congress then In force
was taken up. and Mr.. PETER addressed the Senate
upon II.
Committee. said that In the absence Of the CHAIR
man OF that committee he vas not liberty to
explain why a report had not been made; bat added
that undoubtedly the committee would Be disposed
to ask the opinion Of the Attorney-Gen on the
subject
OH Mr.. PETER broke in. II do not want 10 hear
from, the Attorney General. regard my own opin-
lon on this point good as thai OF the Attorney
General" - 40
inv whafeyer to say, after that statement" LAukh
teri ..... 49, ..,--s l..
NJ some resentment, that have given the subyec;
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
AMENDING THE INCOME TAX LAW.
THREE PROP 1sED CHANGES WHICH WOULD MAKE
THE OBNOXIOUS MEASURE LESS

OBJECTIONABLE.
Washington. Feb. IL tSpeciaD.-The resolution
which passed the House OF Representatives. last
Saturday, extending the time for the return or
incomes under the provisions OF the new Tariff
act from March to April II. was made the basis
In the Senate Finance Committee this morning Of
some highly necessary and desirable notifications
OF the crudities of the existing law. Three sep
arate amendments were added In the nature OF
limitations on the original Income tax measure.
BY the terms Of the hrst, amounts paid for fire
insurance premiums and for ordinary repairs on
real estate are allowed 10 be deducted from The
income charged TO rents on such real estate. The
second amendment exempts In any computation Of
incomes amounts received as dividends upon
corporate stock liable 70 the tax upon pron's Of
corporations. even though this tax may not be
actually paid by the corporations at the time the
returns OF indi. idual incomes made. The
third amendment absolyes taxpayers from the
necessity of answering any interroaatori,s con-
talned in the Treasury blank forms except those
which are specifically authorized IN the original
act.
These changes. all tending 10 soften some OF the
unnecessary severites OF the income tax rcction
OF the Tariff act. were strongly advocated before
the committee by Senator Hill and other active
opponents of the Income Tax law. The debate
In the Senate last month on the Urgent Deficiency
Appropriation bill hal developed the fact that the
Internal Revenue Bureau was disposed to exceed
tn. authority granted by the law in compelling
answers to rnedd'esome ana mpcrtrent interroe-
afories and II frankly admitted BY The advo-
Gates Of the passage OF the special deficiency ap-
preparation for the enforcement Of the tax that
some restriction Upon the Bureau o. Internal Rev
cnue's inauisitorial tendencies WAS proper and
necessary Mr.. HilI succeeded I'm amending tho
Deficiency bill go 10 limit To some extent the
questions TO which answers were demanded by tho
revenue collector. but this sensible change was
aba andoned In conference by the Senate sonferrces
II is to be hoped that the House resolution NJ now
in both branches. No serious objection can he
raised to either Of the other amendments, and this
dificulty in passins. even during the rush Of the
last three weeks Of this session. Mr. West re-
ported the amendment and expanded resolution
this afternoon and 1t will probably have the right
OF way for the present over All the other bills
brought in by the Finance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
CRANsTON NOT AN AMERICAN.

NE WAS BORN IN LONDON AND is SAID NENEh
To HAVE BEEN NATCRAIIzED-
Chicago Feb. le-A dispatch from Seattle. "ash.'
saws that John Cransion. the man VINO threa.e"S
10 begin suit for damages against the hawaiian
,.ovornren. for banishnlent from the country. ID
well known in that city, having worked for ABOUT
,,ye years for the Seattle Transfer COMPANY ne
was discharged by the company on April ]. lss''
After being discharged he remained there until the
Inter part Of May. He was in hard straits hnan-
cally when he eft Seattle. and borrowed mones ~
80. ,,r, N Honolulu He Informed several friends
,t., M was going to the islands to get something
to DO Cranson is an Englishman navin9 ,T 1etn 70
Seva dec,sred his Intentions and not TO nave neen
Sn,ly natursiized as American He is deecrloeaa
IS az being intensely English In all mis- thoughts ana
actions
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
DOHERTI'S CASF TO BIZ fAlLFD TO-DA y.

xThc case o. eN-Poce Captain Dohcrty, charged
With accepting bribes as public officer. Will he
called to-day and will in all proba b,y b. the first
care heard by Justice lngraham IN the Court Of
over and Torninor. Tie chief witness for the Pao
pie and On who's, evidence they hope to convict
will be Mrs. Augusta Thurow. a former disorderly
house keeper. She testified whe. before the Lexow
Committee that. In addition to n large number OF
other policemen. ward men. rourdsmen, sergeants
and captains. she had paid protection money to
Captain Dohcrty. After her examination she went
before the Grand Jury and there related for the
second time her charges. AS result an indict-
ment was found. and the Captain arrested.
Tho case Of ex-Sergeant 0Too'c IL also on to-
days calendar He also was indicted upon the
evidence Of Mrs. Thurow.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
SPECIAL.

At m. / will sell handsome black trotting
mare l5% hands high years DID, sired oy
Judge Advocate. and can beat 2:4O. warranted
sound and kind.
4 handsome bay trotting gelding l5s. hands
nigh. years old. Has a record OF 2:4o over a
haif-mile track. Is safe for any one to drive:
Fearless Of all objects. Warranted sound ana
kind.
Also a number Of other trotters. ot wnich tuH
description will be given at time OF sale
This will be OF the best sales ever heiu.
Everv horse offered will positively be sold 10 the
highest bidder, without any reserve.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
CONDITION OF THE NATIONS WARDS
ANNUAL. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF INDIAN
COMMISSIONERS

COMMISBIONEkb
wasbinston Feb 12-Tho Board Of Indian Com
nn,sAioners to-day submitted Its twenty-sixth an
nual report to the Secretary Of the Interior
The report states that the awarding OF contracts
for indian supplies has been fair and impartial and
the goods delivered fully up to the samples. There
have been few complaints from the agencies ami
schools in this regard The sweeping charges OF
fraud in the Indian service which are sometimes
published are founded. 1t says upon traditions
that have come down from former times
The report reviews the situation In the Indian
Territory, refers to the graphic picture drawn by
Senator Dave, of the state OF affairs among the
FIVE civilized tribes and urges an earnest effort to
settle the important and vexing question which
has occupied the attention Of Congress for so many
years It states that 1t NAV bseorne necessary for
Congress to exercise ts sovereign power. abroga;e
existing treaties and adopt such measures equity
and Justice may require to secure the protection
and welfare Of all the people residing in the Terri
tory rgdly guarding all vested rights OF property.
The report recommends that Government; should
be devised which will give TO all the people without
distinction Of race the equal protection OF the law.
and make all citizens Of the United States Under
wise lesslstio Il says the Indian Territory will
soon become prosperous. and be admitted strong
and wealthy State into the American Union.
The report strongly recommends the education of
the Indian children al public schools as a step
toward the trsnsference OF the whole work OF In
dian education TO the States, ana making unneces-
In discussing the New-York Indians, the report
says that the alleged claim OF the Ogden Land
COMPANY to the land. Of the Seneca sns Indians has
dependent citizenship. and to the allotment OF their
lands IN severaty
II viii be years before all be closed. and the
Fhe Indians now need the advice and help OF some
competent and trusted friend
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
Practical Results-14 Years Work.

TWENTY MIrAioN Eight Hundred Thoussni Dollars
al-eady paid to Widows AM Orphan.
Forty million dollars s.ready saved living poieyhp'
,v ,es,c.,on pi,.,niuna $500, Policies Ia force.
600 100 ooo Insurance In force $1,000 Cash Surplus
Reserve -Emcryencv Fund. More than ss'"o"' new
business for the year 1921 These arc Few pfacca'
results already recorded 70 the credit OF the
MUTUAL. RESERVE FUND LIFE
AsSOCiAT ALTON.
= T. HARPER. President: , s,....
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Fell YOUR subscriber about II. ..
Rates quoted for any amount on 'c'H''' VI
o, aye. Send circulars
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

a, West Point: Fort Adams r. J.: Kew EaT-acs IIs'
Cy FoIi MSlIsnIy Nd ',acS.on SS.SIPas Barracks La
Fnrt sam Houston Tex: Fort shefldan: III. ~, a.
erson Barracks Mo- pdr' Fort Le,veR%srs RMsse Myo &
San Diego BarracKs. Cal, and vancouver bar
racks. Wash. -y-s.,s h.. amounted LEI
,.nantoCoonel Wiiarn NJ. Wherry, u lnthh'r'' ~
military secretary on his sian