Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1868, Page 1

EL a, THE EVENING STAR ZU TLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, } At the Star Bailding, 4. W. Corner Pennsylvania Av and lth Street, | BY THe EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. ‘The STAK 1s served by the carriers to theit ubvcrbers in the Oity aad District at Tar ORD te ¢ am WEEK. ‘St the counter, with | “ra avet Oxnts each. | BICB BOR MatLine:—Turee months, One collar aad Fifty Oents; six months, Three Dol- sSrs; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. | ‘The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday ™orning—One Dollar and Haifa Year. ' ad vet, XXX . WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1868 The Evening Star. = | TAT a { EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c, | meatary Elections im Eogiand | -cay. Extraordinary precaations | Dave Deen adopted to preserve order at the | pois, and troops have been seut to points ‘where serious trouble is apprehended. The | of | eds to the See of Ouuterbary, ownt by the death of Archbishop r¥.ane Rev. Sumuel Wilberforce, Ar b- bishop of Ox ord, succveds to the See of Yoru A person named W. H. Moore im New York Festerday so to Henry Clews & Co. ered dolivr tive twenty bor fore 8 check on the kignt Kev. Wm. Thompsoa, Archbeno, York re and fit'y -five thousaad, he forg-ry was covered, and the perpetrator ar- presented its instantly rested. The National Corgress of Mexico is about to try several persons accused of conspiracy and orber crimes. Congressman Zwubrama has accused Sener Komrro, late Minister to tue United States, of violating the laws of Coa- gress. General Escote dois actively engiged im Pproseculime Operations agaiust insurrec- | tionssts in Tamaulp.s. There is much excitement in Halitax, Nova Seous, over a fetter revenily publisaed by Mr. | Jlowe, the Anti-Uaion kader. The Executive | A bave beid a meeting, and punlished atradicting many ot Mr. Howe's | Viudicating their honor aad in- tegrity. j A general ficht occurred on election day at Earbourville, Kentucky, during which .G. W. Bitxer was killed sed four otaer person: feverely wounded. Twenty-five or thirt shots were fired, aud bricks and stomes wythoat nomber were thrown. No arrests were made. The bombardment of Jeremie by Salnave was commenced witvout giving any time to noa- combatants to remove and without any regard to the wishes of the American and other for- ign Consuls that foreign property should be respected. A telegraphic dispatch from Charleston, % ©, aupounces that the municipal election im that city om Tuesday, resulting im the election of Pillsbury. Kepublican. for mayor, wrll be contested oa the ground of frauds and imtimi- dation. ‘The criminal case against Lieut. Gov. G om and Secretary Alden, of Florida, com: s im te-dsy. The opinion trom the supreme ben.b on the legality of the impeachment will ot b+ rendered before the ith inst. In Baltimore, ye=terday morning, the body of James Glenn, the eugineer of the Helliday street distillery, was found in the machiner: crushed to a shapeless mass. It 1s supposed that he was caught accidentally by the crank. Two target companies—the Texas Guards, of Frooklyn, aud the Van Horn Guards, of New York—bad a fizghiac East New York Wedue:- day, and several were injured. Many wiu- dows were broken by flying missiles. Josiah Gordon, a well-known character of Balimore, was shot and Milled Wedeediy icharl Keno. proprietor of a drink- Keho was committed tor the tion of tbe d yury. Ab Un-accesstul avempt was made ir New York yesterday atierpovo, on Cedat street. io Tob # Bank of $1 ©. The b.ghwayman was secured. Gov. Fenton, of New York, bas under ad- Visement « proposition to call an | of db State Sepate. The alie zed eho are said to be ome reason movement The second trai of Gea. GW. ing of L. H. Hi-coe ‘The ali offcitt yore of Peonsylvania gives sad S-ymour jij. The Ke- jority in Uctober was Iuumed by both em (wo Bandred Grants peol Or sn me oD, which bw is now sata t y for Seymou al MiCed Vaive bave g bas been elected Presi- sity of Caltorusn, Mocrat. bas beea elected to turpis Tue ewk panic in rats b. The Presidential & bg table shows Th A the popular majorities ies. Of couzee the official ree | gr it somewhat mate. rps will ch rinily YOR GRANT. aS fives, Eleciere 3 Susee Ele Marre w | Nebraska. j | Fenneasee “0 California | Nevada... Connec + | Missour 59 300) * Arkansas <310ee, Alabama....2 8 = B.S Se 28 S00) 96 States FOR 8: Poo Beare Bieciers Seite New York. i Georgia New Jersey - 5) Lows Delaware 2.500 Oregon, Maryland, oo Kentucky __- Tre Tax ox Disti.tep Srintra.—losteadot | Gectea pg the revenue of tue government, as | | Was at first supposed, the reduced tax on dis- tlied spirits is rather imereasing it. Two or three cases ia powut will tlinstrate this fact. Ove of our largest distillers returned last yea: jon as the product of bis establis! tke months of January, February and Morch This number of gailens pronght tne gover nm at per gallon, $44.14 Woen the pew iaw went into efeet, making the tariff but filty cents per galion, this sam- manufac. turer ageim commenced Bis operations, and from the 25th of September of this year tw the | latter part of October, be distilled 57,277 gallons, 35.244 gallons more tbau juring three mouths When (he tax was $2. The tax on 57,296 callons, under the new law, with ten cents for each bar- | rel of *pirits produced, and with $2 for every ty DusBelsot grain mashed, yields te the goverument a revenne of $312.6 There in another case, in which one of oar distilleries raged one thousend gallems per month der the old Jaw. Butunder the new it now produces an av of 12,'00 galioas monthly, And mstend of yieldtog but $2.00, now yields 96.40 as Teyenue to Une govern ment.—/kilatel- phia Age Tastimowy Beroex Tae Reraeexvcuyryt CommyTrss ts Naw You —The sab-commit- tee of the Joint Congressional Commitiee on Retreochment, pursuant to adjournment, met sa New York yesterday. Testimony was givea before them to the effet that an ex-collector of Thal revenne paid Inst June $1,000 to ome D.C. Birdsall as blackmail in a proceediag commenced by A. A. Belxuap, special agent of the Treasury Department, for whom Judge Fullerton was counsel, that when arrange- ments for the payment of th money were rande | Judge Follerion was present ia Birdsali’s of- | ‘and that lately the parties concerned Lave uid to the ex-collector SzhwW. The inveri- | 2 will be resumed to-day. | { nts oF Pyautas.—The Suprem Lodge sof Pytuas adjourard their an- | pus Wiimingtom, Del, Wednesiay | evening, ain in the city of Richmoa }. | Vira eon the second Taesday in March. A ; » was adopted for the entire Onder amended, and many impoctaat | swide The delegates from the vari plendidly entertained during their | Lodge of Deinware. The ant action tage daring Che session | fusel to recognize @ proposed branch | styled “Conclaves.” i Fx seTERwasTam Pieaps Guiry ¥ M. Kills, who, with his ly $7000 in Govern- 4 Me war, was broagat je Last week. He pleaded 5 Fecommned i tomweitsen- | forgeries welve months ent in the jat’ at Uhioago, and others Ww Awaiting trint in thar city. At thetime eres Were comiaitied Kile wae 8. qQUare » the army ipyt colored preacher has com- and Ww mereed publelung The Colo-ed Citizens’ | church im Piitewuce, © Monn y boty iscomprised of F ar Tie hb, Norwegian sue D eee S a. be | sea from Texas, aun is pais, | of the Chaureb. | eeriain parties arres (Quartermaster's Department, they discovered | Ar Washington News and Gossip. Tee Fewaie Costceme oF Jarry. Davis — On Wednesday last white the oMlcers at the Treasury Department in company with Gea Hardie, of the War Department, were search- ing for a box depostied in the vaults of the Treasury several years since under the seal of the War Department, containing certificates of indebtedness which had been recovered from d for frauds “pon the sn ordmary wooden box which it was supposed | contained the certificates, but upor opening the seme the box was found to contin a bisck shawl, water proof cloak and 9 better from an officer of the army certifying thet they were the articles worn by Jeff. Davis at the time et his capture by General Wilson's cavalry. The box bore the seal of the War Department. since the capture of Davis it has been care. stowed away in the vaults of the Treas ury among boxes of plate, gold, and other yal- vables, it being supposed by the Treasury of- ficials that its contents were gold, silver, or yalfable plate. The box was immediately closed, and atter @ further search the one con- tuning the cer tificates townd. General Spin- | ber, U.S. Treasurer, bas received a telegram from Mrs. Bishop Simpson, ot Philadelphia. requesting the loan of th e shawl and cloak tor exhibition in a fair in that city, but the Gene- | ral was compelled to refer the telegram to the War Deparment. the box having been depos- ited by that Department. A® INTERVIEW THAT DipN’T Come Urr.— It is said that an intended interview was bipped in the bud by General Grant's leaving for New York iast night. Several heads 0; bureaus in the Departments, including all those who called in a body on President Jobn- son after the Philadelphia Convention, had arranged to visit General Grant as a delegation to-day. John Wilson, Third Auditor, it is un- derstood, had prepared a speech, but it is not known now when #a opportunity will otfer for delivering it. Tas Dyer Covet or Inquiny.—The Court of Inquiry im the case of Brevet Major Gen- eral A. B. Dyer reassembled this morning on Fourteenth street, when Messrs. Kennon, of Coun., and Clifford Arrich, of St. Clairsville: Were sdmitt-d as counsel for Messrs. Ames, Waird, Mann, and the other prosecutors. The new counsel asked that the Court adjourn un- tii Monday next at 11 o'clock, in oraer that they might arrange their evidence, &c., which request was granted, and the Court adjourned Secordingly. REVENUE AProIxTMENTS —Secretary Mc- Culloch to-day made the following appoiut- ments of Internal Revenue officers: Storekeeper: —W.N. Berkley, Ist La; John RK. Winorr, Utah Territory Guoqers—Wm. F. Districht, W. A. Sands, John A. Beiteman, Sth Pa; Jacob Reif, 4t Ind; John F. Brand, 4th Onio; Robert Camp- bell, B. B. Bitner, Utah Territory; J.O Bar- mr, JA. Zabel, Wm. M. Brown, G. W. Ho- taling, Ist I, is evornten —The President bas appoin' or D, Markley Collector of Internal enue for the Sixth ict of Pennsylvania, te | A. B. Longaker, resigned. The appoiwtment Was recommended by the retiring Hon. B. M. Boyer, and others, colleetor, Tue Prestpenr, it is understood, declines ty 11 the vacancy left by the retirement of Briz. General Hooker, as he believes a reduction in the army Will be made at the next sessica of Congress, which red he is im favor of Geremat Geant and lady, accompanied by Generals Deot and Bodesu, left here even. Jacod Thompson al s. Statements have been afloat lately im the public press charging Jacob Thompson, S:cre- tary of the Interior under President Buchanan, with complicity in the Bailey defalcation of the Indian Trust Funds in 1800. Now, Mr. Thompsen, doubtless, has abundant political Sins to answer for, but it 1s due to him to say that his official duties were performed effici- ently and honorably. The thorough investiza- tion following upon the discovery of the Bailey desalca ion showed that Mr. Thompson Was entirely innocent of any complicity in the transaction. The following which we tiud in the New York Fzpress sets forth the facts im the care: Jacob Thompson, Sectetary of the Interior under President Buchanan. has written a letter from Montreal, defending himself against charges that he was a defiiter with rezard to certsm Indian trust funds. Mr. Thompson says “The transaction from which those damaging charges against President Buchanan’s Secre- taries arise is this:—In the year 1560 one (io- dard Bailey was a disbursing clerk im the [n- terior Deprtment, and thus became the custo- dian of the Indian trast fund. It consisted of bonds of the United States and of several of the ‘States, and amounted to $3,396,241. He had the key of the safe in which these securities were kept, and for more than three years discharged bis trust with unimpeachable integrity aad great acceptableness to the head of the Depart- ment, In the summer and fall of i-60, without any ahthority from the Secretary of the Inte- rior, and without the knowledge of a sincle Prrcon conuected with the Government, he took rom the safe in his custody bonds to the Amount of $570,000, and delivered them inte the hands of one William H. Russell, taking bis Teceipt for the same, and he took from the said Rueeell, a8 collateral security, for the returuof the bonds, drafts drawn by Messrs. Russell, Majors & Waddell, large Government con- tractors, on the War Department, and accepted by the Secretary of War. These accepted dratts flso amounted to $570,000. ‘This is the whole case, Mr. Thompson publishes a letter from Batley, dated December 1, 1°60, in which the latter ac- knowledges these facts, and exonerates the former trom even the shadow of any com- plicity in the transaction, A committee of Congress, appomnted afterwards to investigate the matter, and cemposed of men opposed, with but one exception, to the administration, entirely exonerated Mr. Thompson. This gen- tieman also says of the deid Necretary Floyd “His accepting the dratis of Messrs, Russel Majors & Weddell, and allowing them to be thrown upon the market, was unqestionably a grave administrative error, whatever may be been his motives. But the committee failed to find, after the most dilligent search im this direcuon, any evidence that had anything Whatever to do with Bailey’s transaction As # proof that Mr. Thompson adminis Ted the affairs of the Department of the Interior capably as well as honorably, he cites the fact: that from bis subordinates— bere were t Mr. Holt to be made Post- ter General; Governor Thomas to be made Secretary of the Treasury, and afterwards Senator of the United Stutes de jure: Colonel Cummings to be made Governor of Utah, and General Denver to be made Governor of Kan- $6, both in the times of greatest difficulty; Mr. Hendricks to be made a Senator. and atter- Wards to become @ most prominent candidate for the Presidency of the Uxited States; Gen- eral Meigs to be inde Quartermaster General of the Federal army, and Mr. Hoke t become a Gistiv wished general in the Southern army: and after my withdrawal my chief clerk, Mr. Kelly, became the acting Secretary of the Interior.” m: Tum Next Unitep Srates Senate. —The following table gives the names ot the United Scstes Senators whosé terms of office expire ov Merch 4th, next, with the names of their suc- erssors, +0 far as chosen. (Vemocrats in italic} States Retirine Senaters. New Sen: one California... John 0 onucctiedt.....James Diren...W-A Buckingham d A Th moe “Thos, Hendvirl A Be puviican Lot M Morrill...A Bepublicag, A Kepnblican We T Hamiton A Repatlicay A WP Wyte rach’ Oban idier iex'r Rawreey u the 9 o'clock train for West Poiat, New dere ible an. York, and wil! be absent about a weel. fe ete Hepatic me — - em ~- ACCORDING to the report of Commissioae a peebtionn = Wells, the sates of liquor by retail deaters i ockenlew: Repabiiean the United States for one year amounted to m prague... Fat. SIAR LAI S05. OF this sum New York is cred- o£ ciesen 8 Fm: ited with @246,517,52", Pennsylvania $151 ,562,495. PG Van Winkie A Republican UDio $151,754, and Mlinois $11 Grayt avd Hon. E. A. Rollins, Com- missioner of Laternal Revenue, bad « long in- erview yesterday afternoon, at the office of Commessioner Kol Tae Write Hovse.—Te regniar meeting of the Cabin t was held to-day: all the members Present except Secretary Schofield and Sec 'y Seward, though the latt by Assistont Secretary F. W Was represented ward. SECRETARY Sci1o¥tELp left town this morn- ing for Baitsmore, to attend to some privae business, amd will be absent until to-morrow evening. Kecrirts Row Cverows.—The receipts from ehsioms atthe ports below-named from Nov. 4 to 7th melusive were as follows-—New York, $1.45.-15.41; Boston, $190,399.15; Phila- deiptia, > nv, Baltumore, $144,642.49; total, Buri INTERNAL ReVENUZ.—The receipts to-day from this source Were $500,549.::3. seco. THE PRIZE RING. Tue WokMaiy-O'BaLowin Fiout.—The b about s win and Wormald yesterdsy was a hoax such fight bas taken place. ‘The Boston Heraid says the stuke money pending on the late attempted prize fight be- tween O Baldwin and Wormald, at Lympticld, <s., has been paid over lo the former. Also, ba’ Wormald remains in Boston and 0"Bald- ‘win leaves tor California next week AM COLLYER 5 According to the New York Sporung Times, Sam Collyer, who is now clog hacen a the Academy of Music, New Or- jesus, bas said teat & pays him better than 7a. fighting. same authority, however, bo ties De. intends to tetura North about Obristmas and fight ihe winner im the -Quick- ep” Maguite mateh. Prive "78 IN Tos West —Yoesteriay two battles were fought on Oeche Islaad, near Detroit, The first was betweea two te ‘ tts, named Hallaran, of Clevelan < soderiec, of Chicago. They fought sixteen rounds m forty miputes, aud had to give way tor tbe main attraction. They fought for $55, 1 divided the spoils. Both parties were pretty badly punished. ‘The fight between Gallagher aad Eliiott was in (he same ring and terminated in a brutal manner. Itended in a rough and tumble en- counter, and & most unjustdecision, Joe Par- ish, of Cleveland, was ampire. The fight last. ed one hour apd seventen minutes, during which ume twenty-one rounds were tought. Up to the conclusion of the fourteeaih round 11 was give and take, the result at that Ume in tevor of Gallagher. Eiliott had bis right «ye shot. He was 'y badly bruised in differ- ent parts of the body. Gallagher had a swelled nose, enlarged ear, "and several sore ribs. He ts otherwise injured. Qn the Mfteenth round TiLott rushed at Bis oppouent, and clinched ! pulled him dows. As they reached the » Elliott attempted to gouze out one of Gallogher’s eyes, Six remajving rounds were nebt im about the same mani Ejilion on eneh occasion attempting the gouging proces a artial suceess. On Cbe occasion he rjied Gallagber, got vpon bim, and attempted wih both bands to take his eyes. This comduct was so plainly seen that Gailagher’s triends interiered, and & promiscuous row seemed im. minest. A number of men rushed igto the rize fight between UO’ Bald- No y, aud the excitement was very great. Gal- | Ingher arose om Ris feet at the close of the certieth round, and, baying fatled to secure previous clarms of fon}, refused to proceed rar- ther with the fight. Before ime was called gud while Gallagher was spenking to ‘he referee, Eliott approacbed bim from beans and deakt bim a terrible blow wu: batt eat Hagher returard the shot, and a rough. end-tumble fight eusued. Et Hight, ond the referee déctded | Geveeat Couscit be santa! m Cuveca—Ti Councy of the convented im the Tt " F r b Tight wy: o a. | a3 K. Dooditie& Republican. HEM POLD’s—A Reorentnc.—H.T. Hembold, who ¢ energy and enterprise have gained him the ttle of the prince of American draggits, and whose princely gift of #40,000 to help aioug the Democratic party in making Horatio Sey- wour President, bas given him some notoriety in the pehtieai world, bad a grand reopening at bis drug and chemical warehouse, Nu, 505 Brosdway, inst evening The doors were *hrown wide open and exuberant Republicans and dizconselate Democrats were alike iuvited to walk im an partake of the bounteous colla. tion #nd drink the bealth of the pew Prosident tm a bumper of champagne. There was a gen- eral acer ptance of the invitation from all par- ties aud from 7 o’clock im the evening till /1 o'clock at night the premises were crowded with convivial guests. The new house has been enlarged to nearly double its former size and presents the most beautiful rug-store to be found in America. Hembold’s drugstore is likely hereafter to become one of of the metropolis.—Y ¥. Times, INTERESTING StrtT.—Jodge Samuel J. Dowr- Iss, of Florida, by his attorneys, J. Altred Jones and Gilmor & Son, has brought suit in the United States Circuit Court for the district of Virginia agsinst V.A. Johnson, Joba A. Smith snd O. A. Smith, of Greenville county, The defendents, in August, themeel ves, under seni, to to Judge Doug- Jas the sum of $1.70, With Interest from that date, im_current money of the Con!ederate States. They offered in ba der Confederaw treasury notes, but the plainiiff insists that gold and silver was the only current money of the Confederate States. and therefore demands payment in coin. The decision is -looked for ‘with interest.—Richmond Dispaich Batimokz Trane wits THE Sovra.—The Richmond and York River Railroad Company | Mission board of tue Southern Baptist Con- have commenced the completion of their road to West Point, Va., and the track will be reiaid the entire distance probably by the first of next Jnnuary. No contract for the work bas beeu de, but operations are carried on under the saperiptengence of the company’s engineers. When West Pomt ts reac! the boats from Baltimore will be sayed about fort; pavigastion ofthe Pamunkey river. and will avoid delays incident to the piloting of a nar- Tow stream —Kichmond Engnirer ‘Tat MAELSTROM of our childhood’s geozra- pbies isa myth. A late report oa the Norwe- Wegian tisberies says that it “is so little thought habitants that they pass and repass of by th atin their sail vessels at all’ states of the tide. | Word of God; that ecept at certain times in the winter seaso! tun thal 60 co win ite it appears things that come witi range, it ap; to be a favorite resort of the fish of the country, and the fisbermen reap a rich piscatorial bar- vest from its bosom. The greatest rate of the tide in winter does not exceed six miles bour.” FRepRRicksnuno aNDGaxgpoxsvILLERAIL- ROAD.—We learn, from reliable authority, that ‘& party of capitalists from Philadelphia have made arrangements with the officersand stock- holders of the Fredericksburg and Gordons- ville ravlread to complete tbe road as early as ispracticable. About twenty five miles of the ropd were graded and ly for laying the track before the war, The road was about forty miles long. —ichmond Eng. 67-The vumber of children regis:ared a+ a’ tepcants st the public &chools in ihe city of New York & <3 G00 the drily average atten. MINg SeOvls is 20,000 Evening Dinil says that youny mea” in that ej many of the nkety fellows,” live entirely upon bo: rowed money. e77Sikd Lives ip Cincinoa i. There are six ddndand Lweaty-idtee of him doing basi- city, And those of im who are ney lave deyndied down to two hun. ord ." The venerable Bishop Early 4 chinceon-Stieet Methodist in ia Jberch, P@rrenurg, Va. on Sunday inst, The strew-broivers of Bagi d We disappearance of iebale heaas, 5 . §eThe “Bechoré Roost” is au out West Ldasekeepipg eocrety, ae A-boy born in New Orleaas, on the eve wae named Horatio Seymour BU Ge The ctatlion Midnight bas been sold in ~avenworth, Kaneas, for €7,000, r. attractions | ry of the Board of Foreign Missions of the 186%, obligated | needed to meet the demands of the missionary and | the debi upon the CumVerland meeting-house tailes | is $1 an | mission of churebes into fell This Afternoon’s Dispatches, GRANT'S MAJORITY IN OHIO OVER 41,000. [Special Dispatch to the Star.) CoLvmnus, Noy. 12.—Returns have been re- cerved from all but seven counties, of which ustwerthy estimates have been made and the Tesuitis that Grant's net Majority reaches forty ehe thousaud seven hundred and sixty-foar. Oficial figures cannot be given wntil the vote is canvassed, which will be done on Monday ext, but it 1s now generally conceded that the majority will be somewhat between forty-one thousand and forty two thousand. CHURCH TROUBLES IN CANADA, Monrexat, Nov. 13.—The Episcopal Synod assembled bere for the petpose of electing a Bishop of Montreal, and Metropolitan Canaua has come to a dead lock with the House of Risbops. The latter persist in serding to the Synod names ot persons to be ballotted tor who are not acceptable, and withholdin, persons who wouid be acceptable. In this po- sition of affairs the Bishops last night sent down @ message adjourning further proceed. ings until next May. This attempted evasion of the question raised a storm of indignation, and the Synod will hoid another meeting to- day to decide whether they will not altogether repudiate the authority of the Bishops, clect Dr. Balch, an American clergyman, aad sead him to England to be consecrated. RAILROAD COLLISION. Burraco. Noy. 13 Last night a cattle train of the Buffaloand Erie railway, gomg to the cattle yards. collided with a passenger train of the Erie railway, which was coming into the city, abouta mile from the depot. The tracks cross each other st almost right angles. The jovomotive of the Buffalo and Erie train passed entirely through the baggage car of the New York and Erie train, carrying the locomotive aud ears entirely off the track. Robert Decker, bageage master, had his.leg broken. A large numter of cattle and hogs were killed. Had the collision occurred a second later, there would have been # fearful loss of life. HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE. Symacuse, N. Y., Nov. 13.—The Sherman House was destroyed by fire this morning, te- gether with a nuinber of adiacent stores and Offices. The total loss is about $130,000; ine sured for $5,000, ‘The destroyed property was in the heart of the city. DEATH OF AN EX-GOVERNOR. YeousGstTown, O., Nov. 13.—Ex-Governor David Tod, of Brier Hill, died very suddenty at7 o'clock this morning while preparing to take the trein for Cleveland. The disease is as yet unknow: GEN. GRANT IN NEW YORK CITY. PutLapEtruta, Nov. 13.—General Grant and femily are at the Metropolitan Motel. The General goes to West Point to-morrow, and vill return on Mouday, to spend a week in this city. MILITARY REUNION, A reunion of the socie- ‘ennessee, Georgia, Ohio, » Cumberland, wil take place in this city on the 1th inst. Maryland Baptist Union Association. Second Doy.—The association assembled again in Baltimore yesterday morning at nine o'clock, and devoted an hour to religions exercises, conducted by the Rey. K. B. Keleay. Key, Mr. Gillette, from the Committee on the Columbian College at Washington. submitied a Teport, representing that the committee had found all the departments of the college in a very prosperous condition. The medical school, h report states, has, since last year, doubled +s womber of stadeut+, the law school has more students than during any previous year. The academic and collegiate departments of the col- lege are in advance of previous years, and are receiving new students every week. Daring the year a tneological department has been ine nugurated, ip Which 7i sindents are preparing for the gospel inin: , embracing persons of the Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian and Baptist persuasions. There are a number of missionary students from Bapu=t trends im Baltimore: heretofore the greater number wer, from samilies of other denominations. A wurn. berof the: are sustained by Bapti eburcbe- in Baitimore. Lee street, High sireei, Seventh Church aud Frauklin Synare each sustain one more. Tre number of udents lust year was a follows: Academic, I=7; law, 210; ‘medical, 35—total, Toe president's houre is rapiiy reaching completion, and iv is expected will be ready occupancy early in the coming year. The trustees purpoce erveting a Jarze new building next year, for chapel, librery, lecturr-room and other purposes, Remarks upon the report were made by Rev. ‘Thoms Jones, xey G. P. Nice, Dr. Gillet, Key. William P. Brosddus, A Fuller Crane, k-q., Dr. Samson, President of the College, Key. G. V. Adams, and Henry Taylor, during which the necessity of establishing a’ school, under the jurisdiccom of the Baptist Churen for the education of females, was urged. One of the speakers remorked that the success at- tending the Catbolic Church, was to a great exient attributable to the iniluence of the te- male members. The report was finally adopt. and the commitwe on the college was e ed to & commitiee on the subject of edu- cniton generall Rev. Dr. Wii Rey. James B. Tay! sented a letter from Jorresponding Seereta- Southern Kaptist Association, Mr. Taylor be- ing detained from being preseut in consequence of iluess. The Jetter states that the tdings from the foreign missions were highly encour- quested to prepare a statement of ihe amount fields, and to proportion the amount among the churches, end to recommend that the amounts thus deginated be proportioned among the bers. After some discussion, by Rev. F. Wilson and Dr. Fuier. the resolution was res ferred to the Executive Board of the Associa- tion. » Rex.F.Wilson.from the committee on finance, submitted a report, in which it was stated that the actual deficiency for the past year appears 10 be $1.05, but to balanze this ihe domestic vention owes the association $5iX) as salary for a German missionary; the unpaid subscrip- tions of Jast year amount to $10), and tue amounts paid in during the present meeting of the body sum up $740, leaving $225 to be pro- vided for. Besides this, the report states that | 8.50, Which will have to be paid by the associttion. and that $5,000 will be required to curry on the operations of the next year The report was accepted and referred to tue ex- ecutive board. Kev. T. R. Howlett, from the committee on Publication, colporterage and Bible distribu. Uon, presented a report enjoining that a greater zeal be manitested in the distribution of the greater efforts be made in the general circwation of the literature of the ia whales and other | Qhurch; a depository be established in Wash- ington and Baltimore, and that tracts be circu- lated in the churches. After some discussion the report was adopted. Dr. Gillette, trom the committee on the ad- with the assoqiation, favorably upon the ad- mission of the Mt. Hope colored earch, m Cbaries county, and that the application from the Third Colored Charch, Waphington, be referred to the next meeting Of the association. ‘The iatter applicauon was referred to a com. mittee to — next year, and the report was then adopted. Dr. Gillette, om bebalf of the committee on colored people within the bounds of the asso. cintion, also reported than am advauce has vecnmade in that direction daring the year, u! inrge numbers remain uncated for by the x Bbptle demapeipetions BON looked ae committee ve wi! ough: wn Peptist — ‘The association adjourned util 3 o'clock. Afternoon Seatton—| reassembling ¢xer, cises were conducted by the m Rev- Jonn Berg called up the report of Dr. Gillette. Preegeted CP mhe pormlag, ceatice® ee lo the colored people Featd: bounds of the association, amd advising that steps be taken to further the advancement of Boytist principles among that class of te, Mn Z Vichatda, of Washington, follober iy some remarks, which he stated that in the city in whieh be ‘uere were 38,000: colored ved and in wn Aah mae E some further remarks | ; ©. Meador, Rev. W. Williams, (Colored,) and others, the report was adopted. Rey. Mr. Mirick offered resoluttons for the Appointment of a committee to call a Sanday echvol conyention, to comvene the eveaing pre M ORNING GLORY vious to the next meeting of the association, the object of which is to form a Sunday School Union, composed of all Sunday schools in the limits of the association. The time of calling the convention was changed to 11 o'clock a. m. upon the day preceding the next meeting of the association. and the standing committee upon Sunday schools authorized to make the call, nd the resolations were then adopted. The committee appointed to audit the treas- urer’s report of the ministers’ superannuited fund reported as follows: Money on band, $2,079.29; peid out during the year $124, leaving a balance of $1,9192%, in addition toa $1,000 bond of the Northwestern Virginia railroad, guaranteed by the city of Baltimore, The re- port was adopted The committe appointed to nominate a new executive board reporied, through Heury Tay- lor, chairman, were elvcied. The First Church, Georgetown, was selected as the plece of the next meeting of the a-socia- tion, and the time fixed for the second Wednes- day in November, 1569, to which pice and time the association adjourned. —Balt. Sun. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York meney market works very easily atthe legal race, and exeeptional loans ‘were made yesterday at six per cent, Thisis ebieily due to the release of a portion of the le- gal tenders withdrawn from circulation some time eince by the combita'ions operating tor & decline in prices at the Stock Exchange. The coatidence which easy money would uatarally inepire is somewhat neutralized by the know!- edge tbat itis within the power of the combi- nation to withdraw their money from the mar- ket at any time, and thereby to Tenew the strin- gercy of last week. The market for coramer- cial ‘paper continues dull, and the choicest grades meve slowly at irom 9% to 12 per cent. ‘There is but little difference between rates on Jong and on short paper, the former being quite os saleable as the latter. —_+——__ @ See jes. Wasumeror, Nov. 13, 156:.—Jay Uoone & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities: Buying. U.S, 6's, 1881... IY 13 Twenties, 1862... ey 1054 Five Twenties, 1564. 106% 106 y Five Twenties, 1-65 106% in6 Five Twenties, Jan. & July, 65..109 19K Five Twenties, Jan. & July, 67..1u9', 119% Five Twenties, Jar. & July, 6. iw Ten Forties... sss Wiy Way NEW YORK—PIRST BOARD. U.S. 6's, 1881. 13% 6.20's,Jn & Sy, 6.20, IS68.......- 08 5.208, In & Jy, S.20"s, Leh, 106}; Ten Fores. 5.20's, 1N85. 6 Gold........ 5 20s, Jude J y,'65. 11 5, ——$.——— {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegrapr..j Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows New Yore Noy 13.—First Board—U. 8.6 S31, coupon, 115>,; 5.20"s, In62, coupons, 10: In64, Coupon, 1064; 165, coupons, 106%; Iv. coupon, Dew, 119 6.20’, in6%, coupon, Li ,. iv.40's, coupons, 104, ; Pacific Mail, 114; Olio & Miss.Certificates, 2) ,; Mariposa, 6, Atiantic Misil, none; Canton, 453, :Cumberland, 344: W. U. Telegraph, 35; Quicksitver, 21; Boston Water Power, 144, N. ¥. Central, 1175; Ene do. preferred, 63; Hudson, 1.1; Heading ; Micbigan Central, 115; Michigan South. u,~ 155; linois Ceatrat, 110; Qleveland and wig, &',; Northwest, t! 4; do. preferred. Wevelkud sud Toledo, ¥/ 4: Rock sinud Fert Wayne, 6 Alton & ferra Hau Toledo & Wabssh, 56; Adame Exp, 46 Weils, Fargo & Oo. bxp., 26%: American Ex- press, United States Express, 44; Mer- Jhicago & Alton, '1°5; do, Tred, 136 4. Market weak.Gold, L 3 [By Cable.) Lorpon, Noy. 13-115 for eecount, —Consols, 93 y Ihave FRANKFORT, 11.15 a. m.—Bonds, 754. Hasy. opens quiet pland~, ity; Or- the Broakers” ©.r- Weekly sales were te for specula- Stock ia perc is of which 14,000 bales were for the at | the 1y |, of which © {5,000 for ex le 6,600 bal and 45.000 b Lnited tes, Panis, 1115 a. m.—The Bank of France kly statement issued here to-day ehows a Je deervase of 0,00 tranes, sesieiali oratories Baltimore Markets, To-day. Pattmors, Noy. nm dull; Middling ends nominally 24 cents. Flour dull and minal, Wheat @ shade firmer; prime red, choice valley, $20uS2 33. Corn firm white, 0a% cents: te dull at G5a70, Ky ov.sions unchanged. yellow duiia 93 cents, nominal. Financial Matters in Bultimore To-day DALTiMORE, Noy. 13.—Virginia 6's, old, u- rived, 403 bid, 47 asked. do. 1R56, 51% bid: pons, new, 55 bid; North Carolin: 6's, €x-coupon, 65 bid —»—___ Wall Street Teeday. New York, Nov. [3.—Market weak Jower. Money easy 7 per cent. punt, Exchange, 9. Gold, 34. 5.20’, 182, coupon, By. 1-40's, con) North Carolins 6's, 3%. Virginia eX-coupon, 53. Do., new Soy. Tennessee’s, ex-egupgn, 69. —————— New Yerk Grain Market To-day. New Yor«, Nov. 1).—Plonr ja'0 cents lower, Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull and a ade « —+ ce —___ B7-Snow-dritts, from one to four feet deep, still remain trom the storm of Mouday of lust es on the hilltops of Windsor and Pern, 8. B7Jobn (Quincy Adams, the democratic csudidate for Governor in Massachusetts, ran ten thoucaud ahead of bis ticket at the recent election. OP ag & LATIMER, Aacti Late clerks with Jus. C. Mocuire & 0s Southwest corner of Penuryivani street, Star Ufice Buikiing. LUARLE IMPROVED PROPEBT 4 310 F STREET, NORTH tbe eTWEEK ELENENTH AND TWELFTH STRERTS. AT On THURSDAY AFT: le ber tees nae "‘RENOON, Novem premh v t 4 ovrlock. In front of the ‘we shail sell thai handsome resi 310 F street, between lith snd 1ith etree ‘ar 1th street, containing 12 roome, bath room’ and hall. water and gas, permanent wash tubs. range and furmac This ts one of the most complete honser of its ‘dence tive im the city, and being fn one of the principal streets, aud in one of she best locations should de mano the attention of parties in svarch of a com fortable resi ‘Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 it! “di by deed t i oo earin is creat ‘Ceuveranaiog. ‘and reves stampe'at cost of purcharcr, eee eee COOPER & LATIMER. ae Lot] Auctioneer: ¥ GEREN & WILLIAMS, B tioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, Anc! No. 526 Southeast corner of 7th aud D sts, STEES’ SALE OF HOUSE A irs Tee SEVENTH WaRD. sicko On THURSDAY, the 19th day of Novem ber ensuing. at 4 o’cleck p m., by virtue of a sleed of trust to the subscribers, dated No vember 12th, 1868, we aball effer for sale, at anction, in front of the premises, all th greura, = of aes engi ney tr o streets aouth a1 ‘part cleaeore No. 847. of the plan of the city of Week ington, fronting 24 feet 7 inches on #aid {07h streot, apd extending back W feet 1A Imches to the roar ablic lece of west, tee. (the ager ee go ngp pid oe ee will be ven om the of le provements thereon. consisting of s Frame Dwelling House ‘This property ie-near Hyland Chapel. ina good neighverhood, and offers great taducciuents te nar eamoatns mares fetes te oe = ry v > ai seer adie kha habits fhe the deterred pat sttefactorily enrlorsed, and. bearing teay, .. A deed given aud & ancing aud stamps at are. c the day of sale. the tree css ress the right to resell {aid property. at the risk And cost.+f the defaulting purchaser, on giving Swe daye’ voticein th GRSEN 18, Aucts. aorsad OF 1868, | For sale by OrFICctar. LIST OF LETTERS gre Shem Nevember 14, i868. S7-To obtain any of these letters, the appli- ant must call for “Advertised Letters,’ giv.ng the date of the list. BF-It not called for within one month they ‘Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. ssctanars Nesters LADLES’ LIST. A—Ambrose Auna Mrs; Alexander Harriet E Mrs. Butler AE Mrs: Bryant Benetta Mrs; Berry CV R Mrs, 2; Berry Emma © M-. Breese Hattie E; Bowers Jane ut Mrs; Braxton Lucy Mrs. colored; Blake Margt A Mrs, Bewea Mr Brady Margt Mre: Busey M E Mus. Bock with 8 ; Bell Sameel Mrs. Butler Sarah AL C—Crait A A Mrs; Ulark A J Mrs; Clark Anna M; Clark H M Miss; Colburn Helea Mrs; Clarke J ric® Jas Mrs; Croukshank J E Mrs; Curry Lally; Collins Martha B Mrs; Craigwell ‘y; Urowley Mary T; Oolitu: Netue. [Dickinson Anna; Driver Allie A Mrs Davis Clara; Davis © A Miss; Davis Hannan. Driscoll Kate: Dawis Laara: Davison Lurvie, Doolittie Leura M; Dyson Mockey Mrs, bow Paulur M Ew: Ad. Mrs: Edmonston Eliza T Mrs; Eady Mr+, Evans ST Mrs; Emmert Wan rs French A RK Mrs; Favvao 1 M Mrs; Fay Julius A Mrs: Forrest Jane Mrs: Farley Laura A Mrs; Floyd Lacy A Mrs; Frankia Maria Mre; Franklin R Miss,»; Flaherty Subina Mr: G—Gautecta Anna: Green © B Mrs; Gilles Famaie; Grant Gordon Miss; Gray Hettie Green ‘Jane E; Grimes Janie D; Garner LA Mrs; Gayery Lida Mrs; Gable Miss; Grey Meta, z; Gray Priscilla Hi—Hall A Mre; Haverstick Albert Mrs: Heeler Anna C Mrs: Hepbern Alies Mre: Har- neon Anna Mrs; Hilton Annie; Hackisou Buza 1; Hawes Emeline, col'd; Heradon Elizabeth, Hirst E B Mrs; Huine Frank Mrs; Handly Geo Mre, Hazeltine Hannab, Heudley Jas Mrs, 3; Harkness Maggie; Hankins Marg t; Hill Mary ¥ Mre; Hines Mages: Holly Sidney A Mr. 1 & J—Joues E dirs; Johnson Harriet Mrs. Josiyn H M Mrs; Johoson Kate; Jordan Mary FE Mre, 2; Johnson Sarah E; Jett Virginia H, 3 —Kiley Alice Mrs: Keene Eliza Mrs. --Linneban Josie; Lockwood Mary; Li Mana. M-—Martin Anna; May Agnes; Moale Anna; Muan A E Mrs, 2: Machel © A M-s; Marry Celie: May Panny Aire; Mazuelo L les; Mad- sgan Mre: Mason Mrs; Morgan Mary Aun, Ma- jors S Miss; Montgomery Saran Mrs. Me-—McCormick ©} 3, MoOlery Eva. MeCieliand Emma Mrs; Mcintosh Hattie A. Mehaye Mrs; McConnell Mise; MoU omley Sarah. Noyes Helen; Nuttle James Mrs: Nolen Norton Laura; Neil MR Mrs; Noouan Mary Parsons Appa S; Polk Catherice Mre Puiivon Elizabew, Prentice Laura A: Parham Martha Mrs; Pilling Mary; Price OQ A Mre; ch Sarab’ Mr-; Perkins Sarah E Mrs Te—Redgers Alice; Ratledge Bridget Mre: Ruchie Delia A Mrs; Rose JH Mrs: Katiery 4 Mre; Riley Motle 3 Roseberry Mary A; Ro Kepp Sophie CL S—Schoenblor Alice: Shithng Aun E Mr Smith Adel; Scanlon Bi Sareea Dory; Seivey Eveline Mrs; 3 tice abr Manley Ela: Smythe FG Mre: Schlaadorf: 1 Steveris HH Mre: Sullivan H M Mrs: Smyine Jenbetla Mrs; Smith J Sullivan Joe, Senderson Mar; binson Maulda Mes, is M; Ransom Kj je Mary P: Sevay Marth Men Suow MW Mrs; Stewens Mary; Stoops M ther Mary y¥ Mrs; Swite-r Slade § om Sophia Mrs Sarah bo S* tron Tiay Torner Aun Mrs: To er Bliz’th; Ta Aun Mrs; Wood Caroliar Mrs; Warren E A Mre: Watton Fiagilla; Waskiug- ton Henriettn: Willia ° Mrs: Wo» Jennie; Weiler Lizzie W Mrs, West Lacy: Wray Lowa Pame Mre; Walker Mes: Weaver M Mrs; Weaver 3 Alper © B; Albert Goo H Alien H ©; Armstroug Dr H A: Alden "Jus Mt Asboure Joba ©: Alien Jota ©: Alien L Allen & Bickobboa: Aosta Gen Santos; Ayr Thomas; Anderson T B—Bradlges A & Co; Kucon Alonzo P; Boyd Alpheus; Brown Alpben-; Browa Barn«' for EJ; Burches B F: Brown George W Brough Chas: Bue Dou Carlor: Beyor ¢ H; Brayton ( i E A: Breuuer Dau Bidwell DD. Briles Danvel, Bask: Daniel F Bothock b J: Bargi Eaoch, Brower Lieut £ T Benson EH; Beard Euoch G; Bartoa Frauk Biair F M; Bauer George; Bullock Geo i: Boylan Josepb: Buckley Jona; Braden Joseph: Bromme! Jos i: Buley James; Barry James; Beardsiey Jos F; Barre no; Brewer Jas M: Badwim Jno Fo Verg J 0; Beam J: Barr Jas G: Beck JA: Bitz Jno M; Booz Joun; Beit John M; Brown Jas A: bryce J W: Brand Capt Louis A; Barnes L& A: Burts LD: Ken- is; Barker Mr: Branckt Mateo: Barch slain Sergeant; Busey SC; W: Basore WW; Boy nett Wm; Brown Warhington. <(—Bramer Capt 4 S: Compton Chas E. Clack Chas: Cisnce: Daniel, Caiver Elias. Chiton Geo; Corey’ Geo H Cow, Huiings: © 3 gan JS; Oonner Jesse; Callan Jno; Ohamber- Jobn; Conver Jonn: Cornelius | W: Coates J. Crance Col Juo ©; Clark Jas T, Cox Josep W: Conlan Michael, Cady Medverry &: Caii- oan Patrick; Connell P A: Champion K A; Carols Thomas L: Go, & Tenauguori~; Uarier Nelson; Colby W P; Campbell Wm; Govie Ma'thew, Cook Wm. Cone WO K; Cox Wm; Chase Wm; Clark Wm, 1)—Duucan Alexander. Dunkins Allison; Dereoart Alex; Deslonde A; Davis Blake: Dor- man B; Doda & F: Dowds OL; Davis 0 W, Usvis Vornelius; Doren Ed W; Daniels Gol Et bowning Edwip; Dellanay G’ W & Bro: Dau- neck H; Dehine? So-; Doeley Jas F; Pixon Jao J; Denison Rey J; Davis Jacov: Duy Jona: Donnell J M: Deroudelet Jerome F: Davis Jesse: Downe LC: Downs M: Dripps Peut & Co, Laren Robert my Robert: Dakes ‘Thomas; Dalton Thomas W; De Bou-h WC: Devine Wim; Diggs Wm. F)— Evelander B; Evert Ben; Estell Qnas L; Evans’ Dr, 2; Evins © E; Essex Dauiei Eliott ward; Emerick Louis: Edwards Loyd; Emmons Saul F. Freyer © ©; Fisher at OG at Jubn: Foow Jas H: ields Richard: Fiyna Simon. Fitnam Rose; Frazier Wm H: ‘i Wm; Fi lineton Winsiow G—Grsy Alex P; Grabam A FP: Garrett a J; Grimes’A H: Graifman Auzay ns; Gale D F, Garnet Key Dr, Geuthey U; Grasta Enoch; Grier E; Grasstipban F; Giddings Gratis; Gutbrie G W; Gobel Gotttried; Granger Har- ris W; Gardener Jacod H; Gilray Capt J W; Guthrie J B; Graves Josiah S; Gi ne Gillespie Thos; G jay Win; jrimahaw W H} Gordon Wright: Gercke Wal. iam. T{—Heilborn & Bernstein: Henderson Cha: Hiel Chas P: Harrison GA, Hudson Oap: E; Howard Edward: Hili kruest; Harrey Fiem- ming; Hoffman Felix D: Howard @; Haydon Henry; Heller H; Howard Jas S; Howard Johnie; Howard John W; Hathaway Joho Howard Jas R: Huffington Uapt John: Hanie, JR; Hood J B: Harrie J.C: Hawk JS; Hays J; Haskell Matthew; Hand Nathan P: Hanlon Owen; Hart Patrick; Hetzell Seldon; Hand Si. las W. Hilton SN: Hamersley Sam’l F: Heary tn Gan lara waa Wie Sy Lon WJ a ‘a my LW, ‘4 Halil Wardeid. send Jackson Ren): Pe a Joues 5 5 te Be : : que’ B. re anal b= Frank; Aj Jewell JV Judeon JM: Joues Jas U, 2 Johnson M; Jonnson Major, col) Jacktoe Samuel; Jourdan 8 T; Jack: Thomas; Jobn- son W S: Jansen W: Jones W'S: Jayn: WH. Khnmet Heiciraaell Pe ees RPS EO: 5 dias DL; kalien- back Juo W; bore JS Kusit Jan A Bagley Thoms ts Waiter; Bea « i P: Mayo Jonn S ; Moore R B. 2 Morris Rew S; Merrit! Moses: Meredith: Thos E; Mueaser Wo, Mc—MeMahac. Patrick: MsDouald Christ Beg Rem anns Fa Me Gre Geo ML ce is whee Jue MeFi as a el PP Meslde WO. fn? Mi MeDew M; M Kobe E: Micehelt _f Browning KW. Blue Samuel; Boa | N—Nickines Amos; Naar ‘dward, Nissen Herren N- son John S oyee JT: Newhouse J P: Norris Joba, Ne Dr_L D, Newman Mr; New on Wm M: Naylor W Ben) Newman Ne r N @ N O—U'Nedi Daniel, UM James, b)— Parker Dr © GS, Probst Geo ’ Ty; Payne Johe jr, Price & Mirkwalder Philips Nathan; PiallQ H: Parker MJ Bro ¥ ue Ravis A. Proctor Sameei a TT, Parerson W M- Rowiand © B, Ricbardeon >» Rorenbawn E: Reeliry Brancis Martin, Koot G H. Kolin G F; Reynotds Hertert. Roo Henry; Richardson JF; Kooy John. Kovim son Ji B Waiter; Reber Isaac 8. Rober: Capt 3 E: Robrbough Jno J: Reter Jas 8 Rose Joe: Rodes J FX Go: Reed James T: Kose Capt Ly Reed Mr; Ross Mr. Kya Rogers P; Ketan’ Ryner, Roche Kaderky Sam; Raus Siepheo, R-yaolge Robinson Capt TP: Realy Timothy tia Wm; Reason Wm. S—Spangler Alfred M: Scovel Coracties, Stott Charies; Slater Emory. Sivewart Edward, Pa cway Scot ED: Schubert Captam E. Stolp T W Stowers Georze C, & Stewart H: Seeb> EL Shreeves H: Solomoa H J; Slater JS. Spb: James E, Steiner Joseph; Sauders w Sickle Isaac, Stevenson JD, Shannon JH Siveright Jobn; Sertl> Jam Slaaguter J Shone Joseps, Smith Jo Smith Pibp H. 2. Sir Sami: Shields & Bro; Su ‘ W, Stewart Wm T; Sade Wm A. Seve W -Thompron Benjamin; Thompson Obas D. ‘Tarer Chas Tolsom Francis, Theaker Cap: 5 ‘ker Henry ©: Treperae Menry Tam ; Thatener John, Taylor Joho F Joba W; Tuckerman ol O M; Tramas K Thomas Stewart &; Terry AW) Davlor Phos Turner TS; Turner W A; Thomas Wm. A A; Vausiyke Marne: V Dr R. ‘Williams Benj J, Wh. CW, Woot P; White Capt v. Warner Chas: Warders Casper, Wheelock DB, Wardwell DK. Wil Hams Dennis N; Wheeler Dr: Wood David: Walworth EA. Willard F. Woodtnag Whister Ge Welthing iieary, W Wm: Wasbing’on Jas, Williams Joseph. Wu son Jacob; Wilkinson J F. Fallach Jona. Weaver James F; Washington Ieaac: W 3H; Williams Jos, 2; Whitehead Jerem) White James B; Wood Jona P; Williams fayette: Ward LC; Waisb Owen; White Rich- ard: Wing Col RL. H; Woodram Waa- den Wm: Wood WH; Webb Wan 1) & Co, Y—Young: @ FH; Yaitamoo Pever. MisvztLaxsous —P. U. Box #2, S BB. A. B.C; Berchin: 3. BB. ir ©. M. ALEXANDER, Postmarter. INSURANCE. GUY B. PHELPS, W. 8. OLMSTE D Presdeat - Booretary. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Lt sa ANCE COMPANY or BABTFORD, CON: EIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS. GROSGE H MARBLE, Acent, Federal Block, Boom 10, Opposite Post Ofice Bepartmen! oc 23-tf Corner 7th and ¥ sti ects. LIFE INSURANCE. $5,000 for $6 Premium UNDER THB AUSPICES OF THB - Manhattan Co-Operative Relief Association THE MANHATTAN ©0-OPERATIVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION. | Ip CHABTEKED BY THE STATE oF BEW YobR The object of this Association ts tosecare a.cash Payment within forty days after the death ef © Pember of es mauy dullare as there are members in the classiowhich he or she belongs, to bis or ber hetrs MEMBERSHIP FEES. | The membership fres are six doliars at jotntng. fon when @ LD oe Four d one du member Jarand tem cn which dye nut Oe Coner from £ goe tothe wihow of heirs of the decumesd member, and the ten comte for expenses of collecting. Company is “iviond into TREY CLASSES VR MEN ae TEN CLASSES FOR WoMEN topted w the sare classes, conch Clase equal. CLASSES. person* | "ween the ages of 15 end 2 ycare. pers cwreu tue ages of Daud 25 years Bersous Lowwoen tho axes of a sui 30 years. Ll perooue betwe of Saul youre. mst. 8 OFS Bnd 60 youre suns between Ube ages of # aad 45 youre HH petmte be 1 2 mad 50 yours, Tecus be The Classes for Any one that is f will be expeliont rneye eal the Associa Kach Clase te Wimired to 6.0 members. Bach person pays $6 upon becoming « member, Aud $1 10 exch the a memver dies lonaine i. she came Class he or she may 00 member A memes of one 4 nor be assensed this | dotier of @ sneanier of amstacr Class dica Mach | Clase js im ST, AACIME MO Comacction wese any other | ILLUSTRATION. Jiase "A" bas 5.00 male members. A man dig The Association pays over 0 the widow or heirs ant ward a tutrty days cach to ihe Association to te send this sum. they sorfelt t moveys Prdd aud the Association supplies @ new | wember to Gil the place of the retiring one. ADVANTAGES. The 96 Fanteces of Laie Association over orfiusr fu. Mpanies are, wo os can e foes are so small, aud reuired to be b long intervals, thet eny man cau ie family ® competency up a kit deaths, HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS. | . Any cundesicing to become © mex | 14 peteon, or musi seud 98, tu choc Distal order, or by express, the paid hy the applionnt Und rao- the Assoceatton be responsible ti tataes way Accompanying th-m vaper giving the app'icant oiace, preseat occu; mucubersitp iain tay aze. birth: on, who The © rt or Of, Post Uaioe a or addrese, town, county, State, Also. a Medial teri setting forth the physical condition. and whethe: im the opiulop of the doctor exami: ing, the appli. cant is @ proper person to be insored. Blank forms of application for ip will be sent Viachonember outht te try to make mue bw 20 dome he benefits himself Mo lett noticed thet dees net contain stamp to prepay return postage. : INVESTMENTS, jaws of the Ansuctatin coguiro that one ‘of the mon y Tecel ved as ur a vership Jecg abail be made a sinking {rnd to meet paymecis allieg dae by th deliuqueucios of members This and fs beld by the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, and will be invested in U heal . oF bond morte Proper be deoubie York city propert, “he value of moves 6 loaned. THE FUNDS. 4 heal ¥ or to bond end Ay pang a ork, the shall go ~— hg prnees of the Awtoctation If &doceaned mum ber 8¥e8 BO beire the money becomes the Property penees of burial shall bo paid setnt ech "Raya of su Sueb. however, not torxveed ome hundred his fee of one ‘Srow date of mottos Association. aad also p empreg tan sare octets oe Pp. = a b ington 4, ot for the Di De tbe Monbatian Co-operative Bob: ‘a LSON T. WKIGiT, Bey.. Pree Star Metal ro W FORD, Beg., ioW.MURRAY whe i N vy OEiShond weet tlt ot Cotamtin, ed Sauce of W AL3UT canven eodps ————————. PABLOE. BRACKETS Boo AND SOU ARE FRAMES piece sy Abo BLAOK WAUNLT REVERT LADDERS Every Honsskenes at Lj <Ppowte Pees, UT « Oval nes.