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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
THE LAZARUS MURDER.

Trial or bernard Fricry, Charged with
killing Harry Lsxsr~s-A New Panel
OF Jurors Exhausted-Eieven Jurors
Sworn TO Try tho Indictment-An Adj
dationai Panel Ordered for Friday, SO.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell q X
Tho trial Of Bernard Frery, charged with the murder
OF Harry Lazarus resumed yesterday in the
Of crowd Of spectators The prisoner a. usual occu-
pied seat beside his advocate An additional panel OF
three hundred jurors wore in court Shortly after eleven
O'Clock the jurors Of the old pase who were absent on
Monday, were called after which Mr. sedgwick one or
the counsel for the prisoner objected 70 the new panel
for the alleged that drawn according to
record Nr& ffANtN - ~ -
Tho decided that the certificate was regular and
oyerruied the objection, TO which an exception was
The Clerk was then ordered to proceed with the calling
or the names OF jurors which occupied the without
tntermssion until FIVE O'Clock large number CT jurors
we're incompetent to serve having read the &C
count or the homicide In the newspapers gentleman
named Benjamin y Butler was called, but failed TO
Mr.. Hall humorousy obssryed--O, rwoud chaalengs
him pesemptorly. Gaughterl
prejudice AGAINST the accused from his appearance
The following gentlemen chosen 70 try the indsct
ment whom II was discovered that the pauel was ex-
hausted :-Jeseph G. BIsdy. John Keickesscn Rufus &
Cole, John @. Ham, John Dearborn, VIM. N Allen VIM
Phelps, VIM. + Beer Calvin Stevens, Horace bennett
Edward J. Moore. r4401 t hAG'4Et esN glUE'
A largo nambsr OF the persons summoned 20 attend
failed to appear, and their were called
over tho Judge ordered them to b. fined twenty-five
dollars each. 1sf m at NB n1I 7 49,
As is well known the prisoner has twenty peremptory
challenges twelve OF which have already been used
The Court ordered an additional panel Of one hundred
and City jurors to be sy the Scrn for Friday
morning, to which tins the court adjourned.
The judge with the consent Of counsel both Sides
permitted the jury TO SEPARATE c1uti0ning the how
cvor against permitting any person approach them
the subject of the trial TO read anything shout the
matter in the newspapers sHr
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DESCRIPTION OF GEy. On Sr's PnIL,DE, PIMA Hcuss--
The building has just boon nIsiod and Is constructed
with ali the modern improvements II Is four stories
high, double 'front.' with three story double back build
ngs The front Is " handsome pressed brick with brown
stono nnshines. II contains sixteen rooms four 81
whicha largo saloon palpr dining room, kfohe an and
wash house-arc on the 0rst oor coasising OF tive
bedchnmocrs bathroom wutor closet drawing room and
CHAMBERS slrscry and baboonon the third foor, and
two large rooms, one OF which V billiard ROOM on tho
fourth hoor Throughout the hougo there arr one hun
dred gas burners there being IN the paroT alone large
chandelier and fur backets Tho dwelling has 'front.'
Of twenty-five feet and dcrth q ono hundred and sixty
eisht feet II II 10 be handsomely furnished and Will be
occupied BY thS fAnily Of the Lieutenant 0tnss chou,
N ~ Il HatVh. kAki9dslaAt0 AGN
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Gern,an. tuenty- eight yean Of eye, named Heasy
Smith was yesterday arrested ~ onosr Tully, Of the
Third precinct, charged with offering counsrsit Ave
dollar bill on the Merchants and Mschanics Bank Of Troy
70 Mr. Charles B. sattsries q the ticket once Of the
Eric Railway Company. Being informed Of the true
character Of the bill Smith rendered another i've dollar
noe, purporing to be genuine Issue OF the National
Bank Of Paterson, N. j.. but the note examination
proved 70 have been altered from i've dollar;
the alteration done In such bunsng manner, however
ocer found In his possession hxty dollars In good
money, ave dollar bin on the Union Bank Of Sullivan
County In this Sate three dollar bill the Southport
Bank OF Southport Coma; three dollar bin the VIII
Harrisburg City Bank and one dollar bill on the Fsneui
WORTHLESS notes he accused VS. tsen before Justice
Hogan and committed 70 the Touhs for trial in defAult
Of one thousand dollars bail Smith says he lives q
No 1873 Forsyth street
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Obituary.
0vNERAl LOUIS BRsL.


The aemaina OF Gcneral Louis Isll comn,ssdisx
brgadrn BcGet Msjer Seneral A. Amcs' diyissn Major
Gcne,siI RnrS's army nj the assault Fsst Fisher
sundhg. tha15th Of hnuary, ls69 passed use gh this
city yesterday afternoon their way toN Nov nsmpshrs
Tor ana aisd appreeiatve interacnt Cenossl Bell who
wsRa psAsse Of Csaster New Hampshire. entered tho
ssrvce 81 captain Of q company In the First Granite
Staio WuntcssS serving for three months He
setr~sd homs aad tho organization Of the Fourth
Now Hampshi~ Volunteers "a truly wide-brcss,ed and
Strengthened regiment) General Bell mnde lieu
tenant oclsns only acccdng TO the coloney upon the
resignation Of Colonel wbippc, in March, 1864 Holding
ths rank, no commanded the post Of b. Augustine In
1eB2 and was temporarily In command Of divis ON Of
enc Of General Buffers corps oe the Army Of the James
In Of the Deep Bottom aghts or the las, summer.
whea forces occupied the north bank Of that intro
duoaory water 20 Richmond. The wound cnusng
Ssncinl hcs death was the sixth one received Ivy him
since his cntfpnce upon the service Tho dcccas gene
rl was son of ha late Governor Samuel rcl Of New
,o o ~ ne ,ohn ana s'ps
also . brother u Oh ef Jutticc Bcp OF the same
State, as well a OF Hon James Boil late United States
Senator from Now HAM shire General Bell grar
duacd Brown Univ r-iy Rhode Island In the class of
1853 ard WINS distinguished epeencnt dAy a.
afterwards for taii cns In chemistry both pstia nj
and sI;lcd A. well ns In the nesalal ssiences gene
rally He was also we'll read In ne science and ns,c-
ton Of The law, aud OF one Time Just previous TO the
eommcnccmops6 the var held TIC position Of solicitor
for Stafford County In his nntive saiesn emnen, posi-
ton 10 ye law young Ia years though ID was
!horJ ghiy .nlcd by lis ccmmanding telcnts, After
! entcring the army General Bell was for some
time Inspector general u the Department Of
the South, Under General 7. W. shermnn and
anterior his promotion 10 be bgader general he lad
been confidently entrusted with the command Of Lis
brigade BY each regiment and person 81 whom no
fondly beloved Aa inspector general he practically
efcicn donor strs,pe himself 10 be the beet swords
man and shot OF tho armies General Bell held General
sherman In che highest esteem and always spoke Of hia
euporos occr The choicest terms OF respect aad love
Ia served under General sherman ct Pecotaigo South
| Caroilna and In 'front.' OF Forts Wagner and Gregg
cbsr,cstou hsrbof under General Gilmore.
INA iocossed 0SAeyu leaves two bTcthsrD-ChiH Jua
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geon OF tho United States Army Corral Ben was also
brother Of the late DR. Luther v. Bell Of the McIssn
Asylum and son n-aw OF Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Bouton,
dren
General Bell was remarkable for great sincerity Of
character and earnestness In military duty He was
broadly educated and hence fully alive 70 the I'M
essve exgsnces Of the service, and 70 all OF me de-
mands In the line Of public duty growing out OF austere
upon earthworks which 1t Is keenly apprehended will
not have its parallel In this age, has been without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26


A yslsa IltzsE: asese - - zusa x.n.. H.z
su1zs. Dec S-An sisaar rsssss. Bisd Boston Va y
sAd61 Jan S-sld schr WINE s.splss Baltimore.
"a sAT bsk G *. {Sss Tss,as. !Yc.E .
W4n1so me- jSasMAsr vspsrsiso i;1SsS. oauaa
American Forts.
BOSTON Jan ACID barks Princsss (kFl klsn eusaeQ
Ass NYo LsielsOS r orsh: an, e e 81 aA9s
banks Port al Prince SD ships Supply Isnjcre Hss
Hsbu sco!s; bsrks Dytghs Rosa%Gadi srS A%Ssss
Ana ,tIi tom sSe RosSi bark RAGS Horse
1ALfINORE Jst 5l-Md brig Ella Aazis, Day. Bc:l9
BDGARTOVN Jan l6-Au schss VIM Jones n1mES
sf'i asi Sssss % Sss Sss r Sss. "a ~
po. "a .ohr rr.s. Ksndriet, for Now York rss
aRREN's LANDING. Jan l7-Ar soAr NishtinsaAs,
Nicksrson PASSPORT for NYork.
cspp ceS Bay d, va ssn Han for HTo Ssl1
' NEW Ea ~
tnore Messenger Holden COT nOekandj bound 70 AszAa
Phil ApELP Jan s4-Arr steamships John Gssse..
Bray NOileans CID banks w Horion Packard, Msnxa-
Wss s E hsa sir Ass% DIN rssn1
Trnidad Ellsworth Br, McBffde, Matanxss schrs Il
Msrmsn Fox Nxork Eliza Fsztcs Bog.r Boston
vpOkTLAND. Jan z--Cn stcamshse chesapeake. wnettk
ath-ch brig Nancy Locke Mccasnos. Mntanxas; soss
ESs H s sss HS cs ssaSss . S
SAVANNAH. Jan r. Arr sttamships Trade Wind, Bah-
hiage, wasnngon PC; May,swe5 ia suns, Hlso9 Head.
sshr Am Y4I Ssse q Douglass ~ sld steamer ce
SALEM, Jan as-Cld bark sv Elizabeth cBr, Hsddosk.
.WINTERroRT Jan 2l-sd bark Alonzo tBr). Monros.
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3 MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.

NM MARRIED. 4s4M EM
AcKrR-Rnm On Tuesday, JaEuary a by the Rev.
r. G. Brooks, Mr. r. AcKER TO Miss Frank L. RNc all Of
this city No cards, v. .sNi~-tNp
observation-disclosures Sunday january ~, at tho
Twenty fifth street Baptist church, BY the Rev Dr. Bur-
bingham, Mr.. BsyJanrS r. B0TsFoRD 70 Miss MARIANA
RaoEas, both OF New York
Boston papers please copy. -
. Huwr-MUyaE. Thursday Jalmary 10, by the
Rev Samuel A. Seaman, Mr. RICHARD d. HUNT " MtD
JosKrIINE G. MUNGER No cards. stsg
LEAgE-SArIS. city, on "Wednesday, january
Is by the Rev AbSaion Peters d D. FRBDFRitK LEhKs,
,of Troy, to Miss RUTH d SARiN daughter of Henry l.
Sabin, M. d. of Wsmn,stown, Mass Nc cafdr
MAsoN-RELry.--At the residence OF tho BRIDES r.
thor Fourth place Brooklyn, RonrRr g MtscN, Of De-
strot Mich. to PuGEE daughter OF John Reilly. N ST y
/ Detroit and Cincinnati papers please copy.
i NEIsoN-KvApP--On Tuesday, January ~ at the houss
or the brides mother, Warwick by tive Rev Mr..
Cox WILLIAM II. NTLsoN of Greenwood Works and
HATTIE e., youngest daughter of the late Nathanie
Knapp.
PfxlEy-0 RnLry.-AtGracc Cathedral, San Francs 500
ON Monday, December H. 1894 by the Rev. III GOODWILL
WILLIAM lIIEy, Of thxt city, and EMMA, daughter OF
Henry O'Rielly, of New York s.
R.otK--H,uGawouE- Grecnpont, on Saturday
January 81 the residence Of the brides parents By
the Rev Dr. Peak, RsecK Of Brooklyn, 70 ATAxA
II ucHwoUy, formerly OF Statcn Island.
Newark papers please copy.
IssIMopR-- KeCHAM.-kt the residence OF the brides
fathcr at Hampstead Il T. on wednesday,, january 20
bsfhe Rev John b. MerWin, W.. j.. RusiMc RE- OF NOW
York TO SsRaIrE KErTAsr ~ Hampstead No cards.
WlIIrwoRlH--CocK. -On Thursday evening" january
IG at the residence OF the brides parents by The Row
WIN, p Hammond, MIR GEORGE WHrTwoRM TO Miss
AMANDA " Cock, all of this city.
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CITY COrIMERCIAL REPORT.


"WEDNESDAY, JAN 2S-0P H.
AsHxs -zcceipts IL bbsh market inactive and rates
nominal aa4t
BanADs1ruTs -Reoeptss 1850 Bbsk -four; 4, TOO bags
corn meal, 2470 bushois corn, 1929 do oats $50 do
rye, ITO do. malt The loarmarixet wus nrmcr under
the rebound Ia gold, and thsrO rather
Al advance Of 30 10e Outside Of tho limits Of the
local trade there but teib nqury sales 1900 bbls
State and Western Including 500d0 inferior State al
50 % 80 3o 800 do. Southern and $50 do Canadian
Rye -four dall with sales Of 100 bbls, at s. 80
s. IS Corn meal was duh and nominal Wo quote -
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CorrcE-We have no sales to report, though there
FnscHrs were quiet b lrm To Liverpool cngrsc;
ments wera for 1000 bushels wheat reported Of
2Id by neutral bacon and alIow at los and by steamer
con 2os To London ESQ logwood, 1as J, 900 Ibis
Oh n eS si eEa ~ Sn 70 and
81 so Icf Dbl, half gold and an American bark 70 SIN
rallar and Malaga and back ro ois gio 10 l9p s %
hogany sl2 Russian brig, 40 tons, 10 Havana,
t1,20o schooner to Fcrnnndina, So SO per to..,,
H1ps In fair rcqu 81 and iirm. Tho demand was
principally for extra grades for shipment While ther@
was some inquiry for homo consumption Sales OF 2so
bales at zoe. 5oc for new growth ana 80 I'VE
HsY.-shipping was selling at previous rspss Rsaail
/ lots were quoted az 81 so 81 for pr me.
Lsssrs.--Thc market was rather me active, hat
/ the demand stil moderated saes l36 bills Ne 9 Or
leans at 81 as 81 CO. and IS hhds Porta laco ~ WA
NAVAL sronrs--Thcrc has been brit, little dsauy q
spirits turpcnnc which may be quoted nDninaasxk "
] OrA-No sales OF any Description OF iIyfaptasc'
TRANSFERRED BIT tho market fra a. our AsA Qsota
PETROLEUM Receipts, aol1 bis The raesiees o
favorable from Europe by tho Canada ce.eed
day and with the advance In god prices rctd &c. %
higher Free was quiet, but nrar CIuea wa1 IN ~
esnSs "a s4sc ss,S on the SPOT cad al The mex
&C., for next month; 100 IA free. in Ris SIC. GO
rn ,vso eReccipts, Als1 bbs pork, 1902 pkgs
hccf s,7Is do cut meats and SIT do bard. The por
l
| the bulsn apparently having things Pecty much the
l own way at the close, s.'e. ca.S and regular way
III 600 bbla ut $50 $50 so or OLD pseS $57 lsk 50
for now do closing IL the caslde axrrcs SO a $50
for primo mess m9 ~. SJl - Tor pr me; also, 70
future delivery about 800 bill moss ut $50 Is
s3s 80 Cor Febrnsry and S3s "a - for March; %
prime mess tsr february, saA and l,5lo do 4
March, $50 % o s37 Tho beef markot rule
steady, with sales Of 200 bblR at $40 $40 Z
PLAIN mess, and SCI ~ $24 80 for extra y
| Of beef hams noi,ce snles Of 100 bbla Sal
at S21, and loo do. WestNa III $40 60 Cut meats wei
rather more and armor with sales OF coo bib
lilac IKE for shoulders, part Tor forward dalfvcr
and 19c zoe. for hans Bacon rather mora act
and ilrrner with sales OF 800 boxes at 1oH a 9Tc
Cumberland cut Lard rather moro steady; sales q
bbls and tcrces al Is use for No 10 strict
prime Butter vas rntLor frnol, whio cbsess was wit
! | out dccldcd change.
: sraAR.-Iacrc was nothing doing n NE market Will
| rather nrmer owing TO tho advance gold RcfiD
. vas quiet q. 2Ssc for he'd, powdered and grnp
= lated
TALow was nrrncr, with sacs Il 10000 lbs u Toe
16ko
WasKry- receipts, 2o4 bbls--was heavy, with sa
Of 100 b0ls at % 10, closing With free sellers n d
v | price.
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ALMANAC FOE Hxw Y0RK-rnB DAT B4-
Risn5. IS NOON RISES morn y
.......... OH HIGH Water .eve b
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Tho wheat market 10 &c. better, with no ncr
Of business however Three boat icads sold previously
werO shipped Liverpool to-day Sales IL, 900 bushels
Milwaukee clb at So ora So 10 Rye dull with sales
OF 600 bush Is Canadian az 81 o. The corn market was
inactive, and mxcdlwas entirely nominal Sales 500
~ shells Jersey yellow at 81 rs 81 1917 Oats
shade fmcy with sales ut 81 c3% 81 05 FOR Western,
and 81 OK 81 OF for Jersey Barley and barley malt
were etve and nominal
CaITa.There has been rather moro doing today tho
dcrnard being primo py for export but there was no
particular change In prices the value OF this COM
modify being kept down by tho expectations OF receipts
from savannah Tie sales Today were 200 bales in
Guiding export the basis OF about Toe for low
LIZ a.lnt0.
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he New York imports compare a. follows:-

The New York imports compare ~ follows s
For tse aoeek 1868 1864 1865
Dry goods ... 8, 967 200 81, e6S,s22 s4e6 100
General merchandise 2745,07o 2,a5o,s42 l,6o7'2s6
Total for tho week. s47i2s7e s5,ese 2s4 s2,oes, 4oS
Previously reported. 7,30s5Sl sea- 39l 4,6993 $50
Since January DIG Asst $4 ISL 65s s07e37 TAI
The receipts Of the Racine and Mississippi and North
Illinois railroads during the week ending january IA
amounted to $1lo35, which is 81 s44 excess Of the
earnings for the same time in 1894
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THE CLAIMS or THE REaRa.

Meeting I'm tho Cooper Instltute-Mea-
sures for tho Relief or tho Heeroes who
Followed Sherman's Army, &c.
meeting took place in the Cooper institute last even
Ing the purpose Of which adopt mssurcs Cor tho
relief Of the freedmen who followed General sherman's
army in hts march through Georgia Thc'S were about
four hundred persons present rather snail gathering
forhe large hall Of tho Instituta Tho colsness Of the
weather had probably, unfayowbe infu,noc on tho
attendance. ea
The meeting opened witlapssyer by Rsv Mr..
DUNN
ing He said tliS negroes who fo1wUd sherman on his
histsrfomarch in want 7hcrca1ac to US In oonf-
dencs response call extte Dby Justice ansi stern
military necessity from govern 1sgA and II remains
10 be shown shat their con1deI has not bsemis
placed He then introduced
Rev Dr. H6IDNe, who SAID le rsssHo plead fsrffuna
three 70 five Thousand men, women rndrhildren wftout
food without CLOTHING, expoe I'd 70 y 70 dcasywith-
out voJaccfln tcbury dcntsi ynade
"
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the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE.

| verdict fsr the Plsfntin-The Damagss
\ Assessed ~ Ten Thousand Dollars.
SUPREME COUKT-cIBCUIT.
Before Judge Leonard
JAN 26-Asdvcs J. AdlspasyA ~ Ssth Adama Tho
curtain has fallen upon the lass act IN this domestic
drama and the seduSer has been punished In manner
rarely experienced ms court Of justice.
The Jury who had been out the greater part Of the
night before they could agree wore promptly attend
ance 1t ten O'Clock Upon taking tAer seats the clerk
Mr. McKean asked the foreman II they had agreed upon
verdict whom he replied that they had and banded .
sealed envelope 70 the Court.
Judge Leonard broke the seal amid tbs most breath
less silence u the audenss and perusng the oontsnts
handed the verdict 70 the CLERK for tho purpose Of boing
recorded .c ts...1 "a s..t sa s.,f sss
Clerk.-Gensgsmen Of the Jusy, harken unto your
verdict as stands recorded You say you ind for she
plaintiff, and assss the damages y $4,000 50 say yeu
aIlS HHa
Foremm'-Wedc.
Mr. Clinson-Pol the jury, Mr., CfSrk.
The ClerR then proceeded TO po1 the jury whom one
oethe jurorsexclaied 'Yes sir; that is my~verdiot,
ami 1 wish it wac more" The audience warmly ap
plaaded the oensmens but tho Cours checked the
MI Fullerton then moved for tho usual allowance for
Judge Ieonasxi--I wssl grant you sSct ss -
Mr. Clinton moved stay Of proceedings, for thspur-
pose or making out new eSo. tNlT-
Judge Leonardo win grant stay Of Judgment FOR
twenty days in accordance with your request. I4st
All e,eswerc turnedto the spot usually occupied by
Mr.. Adj ms and ME- Milspangh for the purpose Of sec
ing what tho effect Of the verdict would BE-; but to the
asionishrnent OF every ose they nowhere to be
seen For the FIRST tsc during the trial th " had neg
lected to DO In ATTENDANCE and the consequence was
that prid appetite Of the spectators failed to be
appeased ag
HCW TIE JURY STOOD WHEN THEY WENT OUT
When th,t,ry went ont there was ma. gritty in favor
of giving AIlspaugh $4,000 tho balance wero In favor
of higher sums, ranging from $4,000 10 $4,000 and
one OF thon even wcrSas high 900. Mono of them
wore favor giving loss sum than $40 $50 and tho
difficulty in coming tcsan agreement wasstO get the
$50 900 and $50 600 mel down.
qIlg pivoI " SUIT rErwErH MR. AND MRS EpnAyTAuaH
which is the calendar will probably 10 tired next
week. If Bilispaugh isv successfuland the chances
seem to be ssidedly in his favortherc ON be
marriage bet seen her ans Adams.
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Total for the week.
Previously reported .
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ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1881
0EuoH OF rHE AUDITOR or STATE,
I..n.


" Colttmbus Ohio, january so, 1895.
WheTedI, The GERMASnA, Hanover, NIAGARA, and
hEPuB1c Fire Insurance Companies, located at Nov
York, in tho State Of New York. havO each filed 10 tis
Once statement Of iis condition. us required by
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Companies not incorporated by the State OF oho,n
passed April 5, 1856 ndRmended February 1854 aud
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President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
oragenS Of said Companies iE this state to aoknoN
LODGE service OF process for and IN hohalf OF said Com
panlea according 10 the terms OF said law
Now, HsogOTe, in pursuance Of the frat section
u the Aforesaid act, J. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
VI state, for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Cur
MANIA, IAsoyER NIAGARA and REPUBLIC Fire lnsur-
ante Companies Of New York, are authorized 10
tapsHci tue business Of Rre aud Marine Insurance
m this state nuti tho thiry.frst day Of Janunry, In
the year pu- thousand eight huudrsd and sSty.sx.
IN iFitHrs lH,,Ts9 have heIounto subscribed my
piIne aud caused tie sral ot my Office 10 be NniNed
ilie day AID year NlnNe wtitviL
OF r LAS. II GOLDMAN.
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statem1nt OI the condition Of tho Republic Fire In
surance ConIany, Of tho City OF New York on the ID
day OF January 1885, In conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.