People'6 Mutual Bene- U. S. Benevolent sociation and the memr The following is from an i ternlty, &c.. Frafit, either People's It e s e r v e Union Mutual promise, expresset £ Supreme Court Justice Abiai tion. Battle Creek,AssoclaUeague.be implied, to pay th t enc-e, June 10, 1896: A BENEFIT Preferred Mutual Accl- Union Mutual called, which is in BELLEVUE IS POLICY The of the State of ~ tion of Associa' people dent, Avoea, ; the first remark we ..IY KAv£ fto Press Mutual Aid. Union Mutual Accident, questlAnda gainst the United State Mutu Protective Life Assur- Union Mutual Benefit make is that the paymen- t Lssoeiatlon of the City of New ance Society, (New York), not in Protective Mutual. Union Mutual Benefit any true or proper "Whereby it appears from the DUMPING Polar Star Mutual ment at all, but a 6R0UND HOLDERS LIABLE. (Boston), regular I lenry Winthrop Gray, receive, Benefit, Union Mutual Benefit the amount and time of Protestant Or- pa adividual members of said assoc Knights, (Utica). were at the der of. Union Ilebrew fixed, outset, b. iable to contribute toward paj SEEN BY EX-flflYORS. Patients Admitted [rouble in Store for Aid Society, dox. OrthoProvident between the and u 2,840 parties, laims 6aid association in Provident Fund, United Order of remain constant and against City Lodge, can Stair Builders,AmeriQueen unchanged ortion and to the amounts from Other of Assessment Life Richmond U. S. Masonic the whole term of the defend specific Hospitals Members Relief, titlon on each and cert every Mutual. lent. BenevoRinggoldbership. It bore no resembla. five Former Executives of New York and in flnn Vnor Round Robins. Order of, U. S. Mutual Accident, cmbership held by said meml 111 wuo i cai i Insurance 'mortuary assessment' which was Companies, Royal Ark Mutual Re- United Workmen, a'd has no BrooRfun to be on receiver funds or pi preme Legion. Sullef, levied the occasion of KnfWtr 1 Tl ,H f . ,1 Wnrl/mon h is hands out of which to pay s; Life of a member to provide means to uiS Discuss the Men and the Issues Involved Insurance Co.. Grand Legion, f ies. That the an' £BY THE Scandinavian Grand Volunteer Firemen's, certificate Here by provisions ROOSEVELT IS CRITICISED. COURT'S DECISION. was, :nques- f he certificate of Temple, &c., &o. Waverly Go-operative, tionably, sufficient evidence of a contract membership to Scottish Rite Knight Western New York ers and the charter and &e. obligation on the part of the defendant bylaws in cident, AcTemplars. ociation said members are the First Greater City Campaign. Journal's of the Case of Be Assessed in the Security Mutual Bene- Western Union Mutual to pay the bi-monthly five dollars and sixty liabii Story rhey May fit. Life & Accident, cents.whether rhleh accrued while their ce. Sons of Temperance, Wllliamsburgh Masonic it be called an assessment Thomas Sheehan Rouses the Amount Necessary to Meet All Steam Boat Pilots, Mutual Benefit. or a due.to bring the case within the doc- aembershlp was In force. It EDSOp/ 5TROJVQCY J^U/ITT. Teachers' Mutual Life, Woman's Mutual trine of the case of Ross-Lewln 'hat in the event of the failure r u e Craftsmen's surance & Accident,InT s aid members FRANKLIN EDSON, ex-Mftyor or New lortt.I am a nemocrat, always nave Board of Charities to Action. Unpaid Death Claims. Union, Workingmen's Club, "We think the case wns within the doc- to pay the amount due from been a Democrat, and probably always shall be. The question of most Union Benefit League, Workingmen's Mutual. trine of McDonald vs. Ross-I-ewin in n>. ttoem, the said Henry In the coming campaign is to nominate the best Democrat for Mayor. IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS. 32 spect to the obligation to pay, and that It ' Iray, as such receiver, is hereby importance CDRIVEN OUT BY THE LAW. Is i:zed Abram S. Hewitt would be an ideal candidate. A more able, broad-minded, AMBULANCE SURGEONS' TRICKS. ASSOCIATIONS.not within the purview of the statute in and directed to institute such 11 as man cannot be found. He is not too old to be the first Mayor of Greater New Chautauqua Mutual Life & Reserve Asso- respect to notice of assessments, and, tigs he may be advised in courts honest Life, elation. therefore, that should be Petent jurisdiction to enforce the York. Its Assessment Citizens' Mutual Life Tbe Life Union. judgment given pa Left to Their Own Siince PassaaeCD 233 to the It is that we a man who will good men to office. Discretion, They Insurance. Manufacturers' Accident plaintiff for the amount of the so- thereof." vitalb7 necessary elect, appoint called the first six of the new administration the will have more power a Have Ceased to Commercial Travellers Indemnity, assessment, with interest from It is evident from these decisions tl For months Mayor Can Send Serious Emer- Organizations Life, Masonic and Ministerial than was ever a similar office in the and 1, 1891, but without costs, sinceSeptemberto the time of a member's withdrawal, given Case Transact Business in the Co-operative Life Relief. costs are world. It will be almost that of a king's. gency Anywhere Accident, Masonic Assurance. expressly disclaimed by both par- n n assessment association he is liable With the kind of S:act- Please. State of New York. Empire Order of Mil- Mutual Benefit Life of ties to the submission." t he sums due on assessments for claims right commissioners, They tual Aid. America, and under the kind of a Sick & Accl- Mutual Relief, Lewis, Haight Bradley, J. J., con- curring prior to such "withdrawal" or c ing right Mayor.a Empire curred. man Hewitt.our Greater New 26..The recent of dent. National Mutual, s ation of membership. like Mr. // The ease of Thomas Sheelian, told of In Albany, Aug. failure EquitRble Reserve Fund National Benefit, York would at once become the most com- / ir. '»«5r the Journal yesterday, roused the Board of tlie Massachusetts Benefit Life Association, Life. New York State prehensive and splendid in. the world. It will be remem- oif with over in death Fund Society, tual Benefit. MilFamily city f Charities to action. Boston, $1,000,000 Flour City Life, Ontario Mutual I do not agree with the, critics of the / bered that Thomas Sheehan fell from a cl[aims unpaid, Is causing a great deal of Mutual Accl- dent, AcelGuaranty charter. It is a strong, clearly stated, / at street and West a:nxious discussion the members of dent, Orden Germanla, building Seventy-first among Guarantee Alliance. Provident Fund. comprehensive document, showing an lin- J if A. A- ^ '&Ba/^WK End avenue Wednesday morning, and frac- a:sstpssmpnf instihitlAni! ne tn thplr linhilltv Home and Provident Triennial Benefit League, mense amount of labor in its preparation. I tured his skull. An ambulance was sum- u nder their certificates. The following Safety Fund, United Life Insurance, In to reform.it has 1 Home Benefit. U. S. Mutual Accident, regard already begun. moned from Roosevelt Hospital. Dr. n to the "New York Evening Post" disatchIncome & Life. Universal Benevolent. Colonel has us a clean Waring given city. \ Convin, the young man in charge of the p the situation so far as MassachusettsexlainsIndustrial Benefit, ffm Our streets are a credit to Mr. ^ Strong's \t' ambulance, instead of taking poor Sheehan a:ssociations are concerned: The decision in this State as to the itfef administration. It is true that Commis'the to Roooevelt Hospital, fourteen blocks Boston, Aug. 23..A question which has been of members of assessment liability away, hauled him clear down to Bellevue, naised by the failure of the Massachusetts for unpaid claims are as follows:associations Life Association is as to the liabilityBenitof a distance of about four miles. Sheehan alley holders to assessment to meet Angus McDonald, as receiver of the THE BEGINNING OF REGUI.A was an hour on the road, and when he lr liabilities at the time of the appointmentoutstandtgof Benefit Association, of Rochester,MutualN. a receiver. In the case of the mutual fire in. first ruan to revolutionize the old reached Bellevue the shadow of death was vs. W illiam ii. Ross. Rewin: (i< rom could ?'trance companies in this State, this obligation x., DTTCIKTCCC TXT system of political street disgraceful upou him. He died before anything plainly set out in the policy. A policy hold* the Twenty-fifth New York State JUU^JLJIL;^ All I be done for him. el has hppn hpl<1 llnhlp fnr twn vpnra nftpr hifc HEN'S SHOES , cleaning. The of the story in the Jour. for all losses to insured Report, page 359, Life cases.) Insurance The masses publication p,Dlicy lapsed parties A remarkable change has come over the city within a few years. nal resulted in a notification to Superin- « Idle his policy was in force. By the last "Receivers of bankrupt assessment to at L this was to one Just one week since we made our first have become interested in municipal improvements. There is a suddenly awakened tendent. Murphy, of Bellevue, appear egislature time limit reduced can assess its members for offering of M in the its and improvement. The time is past for a meeting of the Board of Charities, held ?<ear. In New York, the courts have decided associations pride city's growth, government tllat the holders are liable for debts losses." Justice Hardin, Shoes.the wonderful Shoes at running the town on a political basis. Good health, good schools, clean streets, tine yesterday afternoon.