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commit the report to the oonfcrces bu,
II was decislveiy defeated.
sCllLEY AND SAMPSON.

o'iLbf AND SAMPSON.
AZ 2:i5 o. m. the Senate went ina
executive session. In executive aea.
SION inc naval nominations were taken
UP ana tho discussion wa upnu Inc
cNS'F "i Admifnis schlev and gamp.
SON II was argued that the list seut 4,
today would place the men In tho ortler
theN ought Co be and that the nrst
nomination In which Simpson was
ENcn the preference. should be droprei,
inc senate then took ~ the naval nom.
nations sent IN today and they were
o'niImcd without opposition. These
are IN" promotions resulting from the
naval personnel hin II settles the
Sohley-SnmrFln controversy by rnatlnr
each Rear Admiral with schiey twS
numbers ~ advance OF snmnsnn
No action was taken ON the u1mi-
nation uf samuel 7 burrows tp be- IL
rfhflah ui 'nntross Hud while ~ was
rondinr 20 motion WAS made 10 ndiaurn
executive session. which prevailed
~ SEQ w. ~. the Senate resumed log
lfhilvo business MI Frye frpuftei
rN turihor agreement could BE- reached.
20" HOUSE. cunfcrnpa declining ~ f.afitn
th" river and h1rb'r ngrcu men. already
reached
Mr. Warren n1id hc was satisfied TINT
th" coufrrrra bad done 900 the" rnui
und iaihrr th1u imporil thc etrut ur-
rf1rtntlnn bills Do would yIUId the
point The report Mas then agr.cd 10
without 90, igIon
The conference report Uu tho W. III.
lufinu public library bill sas aer.eI ~.
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ouar,n,inc Regulation. Take rreeedcnsc.

San Francisco. March i--Thrcc SUI
porinr Judges. sitting In banc. have de.
cided that the quarantine regulations ~
tho Federal government at this port
take precedence over regulations nf the
iornl board ~ health. The authority
~ 81. !. Rosonnu. the Federal lunrnn-
tine officer. was sustained ne against
tho authority ~ Dr. Chalmers. quaran'
tine officer OF tho board ~ health. Com
siderable trouble has been caused 70
masters ~ Incoming vessels by fro
auent clashes between these two oiii-
GERS.
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Food for Uncle saul. nark.r..

Reading. Pa. March i.-During this
week the Carpenter Steel company 81
this city. shipped four carloads % pfo-
Jcctilca OF various callbora TO the Nor
folk navy yard. They are INTENDED Tor
both the army and navy and some OF
them viii be used for coast service.
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Transport Valencia Take. on Hoard
-i.SUO.0 900 to Pay Troops.

Son Francisco. March t-Th, trans
mort Valencia. which II expected to
soil for Manila this afternoon, All
garry IN addition 10 iio soldiers, sin:cs
an supplies. 81. 10000 to pay the troops
now H. the Philippines.
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h Onvcay aoomna and add t it from spare
deposits Write
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PRIVILEGES IN crnA.

Mr.. Forakcr then offered the amend
mont. NJ which he gave notice a few
days since. declaring against the grant
Ing Of franchises In cuba. emitting the
portion relating 10 the withdrawal 81
the United states troops la the island.
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AMENDMENT CARRIED.

Tho vote was then taken on the
amendment ana u carried. a. 10 n. Tho
rorutiyc votes were east by the follow
INK senators; Allison. Fairbanks. Frye.
Hanna. liawlcy. Morgan. Plat tConnD.
riatt a.. ". Ross. scwcll, spooncr.
Nj. Tillmnn offered an amendment.
which was agreed To. providing that the
act o. January y. 1890 be- pa amended
NJ a. authorize the payment ~ the
legal heirs or their representatives uf
the officers or men who have died or
who may hereafter die IN the service.
the extra pay due them under the law.
The bill. rs amended. was then passed
without division.
Mr. Frye Of Maine called up the con-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-02-15
The Coming of BABY.

When II baby comes to the house
real happiness comes. Tho care and anxiety
count for nothing against the clinging touch
Of the little hands and the sound OF tho little
voice. The highest function gives to human
beings is bringing healthy happy children into
the world, Over thirty years ago the needs Of
women appealed to DR. Pierce, nov chief con-
sulting physician TO the Inyalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Of Buffalo, n J. The re-
suit Of his study improved by thirty years OF
practice Is embodied in Dr. Picrce's fayorite
Prescription. II strengthens, puriies and
makes healthy the organs distinctly feminine
II gives weak women tho strength and health
necessary for the production Of healthy child
rem and il makes the bearing OF those child
rem easy 1t il sure TO cure any weakness or
derangement peculiar TO women; stops pain
soothes inflammation, strengthens, pnrifies,
inyiRorqtes
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA

NtW 1OPE ANU 6OCNS COUN V, "a.
Through the efforts of DR.. ]. f.
Scott, OF New Hope. case OF brutal
treatment To Il young II year old girl
was brought to the attention of the
New Hope authorities ON Thursday of
last week. Mrs Jefferson Scott re-
sides ON farm near the school house.
The woman is SCOTS second wife. BY
his first marriage Scott had daugh.
ter, who has lived with them since his
second marriage. 1t had been IRE
ported for sometime that the child was
being shamefully abused by her step
mother, but il was not thought of be.
On Thursday last Scott went to DR..
SCOTS office and told him of the brutal
treatment of his little daughter by his
wife. The doctor accompanied HIM to
Justice c. c. Il. John, where warrant
was issued for the woman's arrest
Justice John, accompanied by Con
stable Harry Naylor. went nj once to
investigate the charges They found
the poor girl confined in II small room
with no fire and with the window
panes broken ont. For bed she had
an old straw tick, with very little
straw, and for covering an old worn
out horse blanket. Tho child had very
little, if any, clothing, her only gar
ments consisting of part of an old un-
der shirt and mn old torn skirt. In
this room, she had been confined all
winter, with scarcely enough to eat to
keep her alive. The child's feet were
so badly frozen that the toes had burst
and were bleeding Mrs. Scott was
arrested and given hearing before
Justice John and i'll default OF six hun
dred dollars bail, she was taken to the
County Jail at Doylestown on Friday
last At the request of the father the
child was taken i'll charge by kind
hearted neighbors and properly cloth
ed and fed DIR. Scott treated the
child's feet but could not say a. to
what tho result would he. The child
was sent to an asylum for feeble mind
ed children. Mrs. Scott In very large
and stout woman, and has her husband
completely under her control. II is
said she has frequently given him a
good whipping. 1t is the general be
lief that the father liz as much to blame
as his wife for the child's harsh treat
ment.
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FLORIDA.
Personally Conducted Tour 'is feHD.,i-
tanis Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
third tour Of tho present season 20 JOckson-
villo, allowing two wecks in Florida, will leave
New York and Philadelphia by special train Of
Pullman Palace Carr Tuesday, February Il.
Excnr-ion tickets, including railway transpor-
tation, Pullman accommodations tone BERTH,
and meals en- route i'll both directions while
travelling on the special train, will be sold At
the following rates New York, 5000; Phila-
delphia; $500; Csnandaizua, s59.s5; Erie,
s5is5; Wilkssbarre, $50 IS; Pttsburg s53 90;
and at proportionate rates from other points,
Por tickets itineraries and full inforna.
ton apply to Ticket Agents.; Tourist Agent,
1896 Broadway, New York; 7ss Broad Street,
Newark, n J.; or address Geo w Boyd As
sistant General Passenger Agent Broa
Street Station Philadelphia
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FROM The FIRST WARD.

Judging by the way some Of the Hi
hernia boys play euchre they must
carry rabbits foot in their inside
pocket.
All houses are occupied in the First
Ward and the supply ~ not equal to
the demand. Here is chance for in
vostmcut of surplus capital, as good
houses are always in demand in the
factory district, and twenty or twenty
five houses could be let to responsible
parties in less than that many hours in
the First Ward,
All the mills and factories in the
ward are running full time and some
cannot keep up with their orders. This
is surely bright outlook for tho town,
as the hum of tho industrial wheel is
music for the many. Prosperity il
reaching out through tho land and
our little city is feeling tho effects of
it. which liz welcome visitor to tho
industrious class who depend upon
their daily labor for the support of
their families 1t took some time to
fully restore confidence. Those good
Cd Democratic times" which we used
to hear OF (but never saw have passed
completely out of date. We find grind
ing nm axe on dry grindstone and
grinding the laboring man ON dry
bread is bound to take the temper out
in time. We can say with clear con
science those good Democratic times
never existed and were only myth.
A fair sample of them was under Glove
land 8 administration
Some half dozen young couples frem
this Ward enjoyed straw ride re-
Gently, the destination being Point
Pleasant, where an enjoyable evening
was spent and good time reported by
those who participated in the festiv-
tiles.
The boys are now having their sport
coasting on North Swan street. The
roadway IL worn very smooth and they
come down like Nh express train.
There ig always more or less danger III
this kind Of enjoyment, but no far no
serious cRsualties hayo occurred This
was written before the blizzard.
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Some people boastfuily remark
that they never read advertisements"
They show want of sense in not do
ing 40. Almost any person can occs-
aionally save money on their pur-
chases by looking over the real bar
gains which are offered from time to
time by our local merchants, and quite
frequently goods are offered which are
new to the trade, and which people
should know about. Besides, il might
save some people the trouble Of going
TO the city for goods which can be
bought at home for less money. 1t
may be said, however, that the people
who don't read advertisements are in
the minority. Al the present day no
person can have au intelligent idea of
what is going on in the business and
manufacturing world without reading
OF glancing at the Advertisements in
the newspapers.
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By request. DR.. MeGill will give a
lecture descriptive of three months
voyage on the Resolute, illustrated
with stereopticon views taken on the
spot, on the south coast of Cuba, where
the naval battles took place, as we'll as
many other scenes of interest. The
lecture will be given for the benefit of
the Stryker Library, on Thursday
evening, February 18th, at Lyceum
Hall, at F. NJ, and should be woll
patroni2ed, not only because of tho
interest of the subject, but for the help
it will afford very worthy institution.
Tickets, % cts; reserved seats, 80 cts.
To be obtained of any of the members
of the kalmis Club, or ut Cochran's
Drug Store.
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The Thirteenth Rally of the Hun
tordon County Epworth League Union
will be held in the NJ. f. Church, Leb-
anon, y. j., Thursday, February IS,
Afternoon session, o'clock. Evening
session, 7;8O o'clock An interesting
program has been arranged, and n
general invitation is extended to all
who are interested in the Young Peo-
ple's societies and tho church. Pre-
siding Elder Geo. w. Smith, OF Plain
field, \. j., is expected to address the
Rally at the afternoon session, and
DR. Henry Spellmeyer, of Newark, has
been secured to deliver the address of
the evening. DR.. Spelmcycrs rcpu-
tation for eloquence and enthusiasm
III Epworth League work is noted
one, and no one should miss this OPP
portunity of hearing him.
FRANK +. MAXWELL, Sec'v.
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PERSONAL

Charles Butler visited in Taylors-
vile, Pa, on Sunday last
Martin Erisman, OF Marblehcad,
Mass, il visiting his parents on York
street
Miss Bonnet, of New York, il the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lilly.
Miss Sophie Moreheed is visiting
relatives in Camden.
ID. G. yan Sewer il visiting in
New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Oblinger are
visiting Mrs Oblinger's parents in
Philadc lphia
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as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering il through the
mucous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from reputa-
bic physicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to tho good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufacture
ed byF J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O., contains
10 mercury and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you got tho genuine. 1t is taken in
formally, and made in Toledo, Ohio by F j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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remedy recommended for patients afiiiet-
cd with the Grippe is Kemp's Balsam, which is
especially adapted to diseases Of tho throat
and lungs. Do not wait for the first symptoms
Of the disease, but get bottle to-day and
keep il on hand for use the moment II is need
ed. If neglected the grippe has a tendency 70
bring on pneumonia The Balsam preyents
this By Keeping tho cough loose All drug
Vista sell tho DalsaTn
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RLv. II. A. MAeKuBBIN, Pastor.
The pastor will preach next Sunday
nj 10. 80 4. NJ. and 40 p. NJ.
2.t5 p. NJ. Sunday School
Y. P. $. c. f. Prayer meeting Fri
day evening at 80 o'clock. Subject
"A missionary church" Leader
u C. Conover.
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This is the way in which the Cen
tralia Kan. Journai editor answers a
question propounded by stock raiser;
"a rural subscriber asks, Do hogs
pay 2 We know that a good many
don't. They take the paper several
years and have the postmaster send It
back marked Refused. Such breed
is two-legged and unprofitable.
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A Wonderful snccc...

The Buffalo National Acetylene Gas
Company of Buffalo, n. Y, are placing
on the market on thirty days. trial, a
machine for the manufacture of Acety
lene Gas which is bound to take the
place of all other illuminants. This
machine is the latest improved and is
recommended by all standard insur-
snce companies. They light churches,
stores, factories, residences and count
ry homes They want good representa-
tiyeE
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Many school Children are sioki,.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in
Children's Home, New York, Break up Colds
in y houra, euro Feverishness, Headache.
Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders and
Destroy Worms At ell druggists, e5c, Sam
pie mailed FREE Address, Allen 8 Olmsted,
LeH0y, y y fls-iw
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What is tho reason that Lambert
Vile does not have an old-fashioned
debating school There is ono Mt
Hopewell and another at Stockton, and
it is safe to say that both old and young
are protited thereby 1t would be
much better for the youth of this town
ii their minds were occupied with
things of this kind rather than with
cards and pool playing. II few ac-
tive men and women would give their
attention to this matter they would do
much good.
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W. W. MoFrETT, u. D., Pastor.
Sunday. Feb. 10, 1899, 1880 A. NJ,
public worship and preaching. Sub
jet" The Christian Inheritance. "
2.15 r NJ Sunday School.
Gas Z. NJ. Epworth League service.
Topic. = \ Missionary Church =
Leader Mabel $. Hoagland.
40 p M.-Public worship and
preaching. Subject Mans Great
Duty"
Reception OF members morning and
evening.
Everybody cordially invited
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Commends itself to the we'll informed,
to do pleasantly and efiectually what
WAS formerly done in the crudest man
ner and disagreeably as well. To
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches, and feyers without nnpleas
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Made by California Fig Syrup Co
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Sylyanus Ayres, Jr., of Bound
Brook, brother -in-law of eI- Mayor
Torbert Coryell of this city, has bonn
Overseer OF tho Poor of that town for
three years He WAS nominated as II
Joke, it being supposed that Mr.. A.
would be above accepting it. But he
did accept, and has been remarkably
efficient, and tho result Of his work
shows that il pays 10 select men of
business ability and intelligence for
even the offices that are supposed TO
require little OF either, Judging from
the men that are generally selected TO
fill them. Tho Bound Brook Hroa-
iclc, in speaking of candidates for the
forthcoming borough election, says;
"No ono seems anxious to aueceed
Sylvanus Ayres, Jr., who declines
reelection as Overseer OF the Poor
He was put on the.tioket three years
ago as n Joke but he has performed his
duties in way that has proved highly
beneficial to the borough. Under tho
old method of caring for our poor we
paid Bridgewater township nearly
So, 900 year for that purpose. Mr.
Ayres has made $4,000 answer the
needs Of the borough for three years.
This IL really an important Office and
should be filled by thoroughly com
petent man.
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August higgins, of West Amwell,
will ell his farm and personal prop
erty, Feb. 25d A big sale See ad
John c, Larue, living on tho Sea-
brook farm, north Of this city, will sell
his entire stock, farming implements,
&c on March 9th, beginning at noon.
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Rev. II. 4. CoRpo, d. D., Pastor
Services on Sunday at lQ.80 A NJ
and :. 80 p. NJ.
215 p. M.-Sunday School.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening al
80 o'clock.
Y. p. s c. T. ON Fridsy evening, vt
:. 80 O'Clock. Subject mission
AIRY Church. Conducted by the Mis-
sionary Committee.
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Are Yon Using Allen. root.rs.e

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease powder. 1t cures Corns, Bunions,
Chilblains, Damp, Sweating, Swollen feet At
all Druggists and Shoe Stores. CSC. Sample
FREE. Address, Allen 8 olmsted. Leroy, NY
fIs-fw.
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Are you ruptured Mr. Shamalia
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money il you are not satisfied. Lady
attendant.
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The yendue season is at hand. Re
member The Record Office is prepared
to print your bills, Of any size. with
nestness and dispatch,
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Rev T. h. England, ID. -. of
Washington, n j., who preached in
the Presbyterian Ceurch in this city
last Summer very aceeptably and made
many frieuds here, il very successful
in his present field of labor, as the fol.
lowing, which We copy from the Wash
ipgton Star, shows:
DR.. T.. b. England, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, Witnessed
the result of his efficient labors in this
branch of the vineyard, as, with a
heart filed with JOY to overlooking, he
received thirty-one persons into the
church nj the regular communion ser
vice last Sunday morning Twenty
one we're received on confession of
faith and ten by letters from other
churches Not since tho visit of b.
Fay Mills al this church, some ton
years ago, has there been such an in
gathering. Among those who united
with the church were several heads of
families and men who have attended
this church under various pastorates
during the past twenty years ses,
The church ~ III n high state of
pHe pelity under Dir. England's pas
torate, and with these new members
the roll of communicates reaches tho
neighborhood of 900, the largest in the
presbytery Of Newton
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--Women's Fast Black full-fashion
ed Hose at.l5 cts, worth 20, Especial
while they last, at THE GRAND DEpoT.

Because a thing is cheap does not
signify it is always good customer
does not so TO the grocery and ask for
cheap eggs and butter-hu the mereh-
ant that hunts up the cheap printing
establishment or cheap newspaper to
utilize for advertising purposes, gets
about the same quality of truck as
cheap eggs.
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If you want segar that is just the
thing, buy "Lsmbertyille Pufs" J.
B. Kline, Bridge street.
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- i'N'''.' ''' ~ ~ satdA' Va AHNh NblA
INCOME
Received for Premiums Sis,aiS.sis -
ftom all other Nonrces l2,6s'.SsU ~
s55.uOG. co az
DISH RSEMENTs
To roiir, .ho,drts for claims b,
To loiic, holders tor ruJow. S''''-'''''0s' w
mtnts, pNidends. etc. tI.4N3..5I "a
FOR all other accounts i0.ta3.S.9 ~.
S3a.st5.0ss ~
United States Bands aud other
>searities SiG0.o6J.tii es
First ileu ioaas on Pond aud
Mortgage Gs,a03.asO 90
Loans gu heuds aud other Se-
curiii0 S.agG.Gio %
Real Estate appraised h, insur-
puc1 Superintepdenis NJ
Saa.5ai .naB.ss Hook Nalue 20,G0i.Gi9 al
Cash Ia Baahs aud Trust tom-
Accrued Interest. Net Deferred
Pramialns. etc. 0.tat.D5. Id
.... ss'.,ai5,aaa 30
IlABiLtIifS
Polie, Reserves. &c. S.a3.05s.G $40 IS
Contingent tuHrAhtsr lssd t2.93S,Gsi Us
Dl1isihle SArpias 100000 90
ss7:,ai7,ss5 ae
isssrssce .sl t1ssit's. IN
fo,ce s07I,7iI.o0. 30
nave carefully examined the foregoing state
Hcu. aud mud the same 10 be correct liabilities
'alcul8tcd l., tie Insurance Department
CuAkLfs A. PRhLLER Auditor
Prom The DiVisihc Surplus dividend will be
sppottiuued as usual.
Eosear a. aRAnNss -pR5aiprsr
WtlflN L. GuIrrTE Gruefal Manager
ISAAC 4. IIoND al Vice President
frIniaHIC CROMWELL Treasurer
EMORY MeCltNroCk Astuary
GEORGE u RAYMOND, General Agent,
1877 Market st Newark, n. J.
SAMUEL A FINGER, Agent,
l.ambertvlle, y J
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List ofletters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at LambertYille. y. J.
William Emry,
Mrs. Patrick George Hunt,
Mrs. Emeline Snyder.
c. A. SKILLMAN, T. NJ,
Lambertyille, y. g., Feb. II, 1899.
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LENT service. at =. Andrews Church.
Tuesday evening Prayer and Con
tirmation address, :. 80 =. NJ.
Wednesday morning Prayer0A A. NJ.
Thursday Holy Communion, G.25
A. NJ.
Friday morning prayer, A, NJ
Children'a service 4. 80 p. NJ.
Saturday evening PRAYER, + NJ
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The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF neW YoRi

COMPANY OF REV YORK
RICHARD A MeCURDY PRsslosHr
STATE1ENr
For the year ending Decembr 81 1905
According 10 the standard of the Insurance
Department OF the State OF New York