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New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
CaTTLH MARKET.

Cufc,Go Arul 22Reseirts hr ihrc DAYS. CATH io3oot
Hogs 81 OO0 Sheep 20Oa The eat, market ather que ons
shipping
supply obtain
Values general quality Of PAR 70 Good steers
SjdS5 5O Chsoe at ~ 6Od$5 S0 Bs sold
80 900S6 so with fancy lot ct - 20 bulk 1sses m ,vor
shippers - 2jHsj Is; tt ard pues nomDsi
80 35as4 10; botebrS cattle elsy At ~ 5OaS5 Cornos
Choice ami Ps Seers Texans cold s2dS5 80 for taoaght
cornfd Si@S5 50.
oss in ber, supply but under good demand sppas s
grades
dali qualty on fair closing 81 S0dS5 % inferior
mop rs 30ds5 80 for fair ad - Goa s6 good tbo er<s
sold at 70 1896 25. bGik Of sales 1t 80 5O0f5 so.
SuEEP du weak oGn not large closing Al siHt5 10 toS
conmon ~ fat; $3.50 good - 759f7 for etOo
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES,

Widow Margaret sullivan was found drowned
ctern Al her SeWpJr L. yeri.y verdict of
suicide VI rendered
Arrangements are being perfected for iine
.sIou on oi the ag tn O tAs nes
Ca,tou, house at Chicago tho 3ih Of June.
The Louisiana Relief Committee at Boston has
bseu increased 100 reacacd $4,000 Sh
tLe prospects Of rapd increase ia tho amoaas
A Young man was found dead last evening on
south Boston aud Dorchester The poly
muulAtol. Detectives are searching t,g tho muderai
In the Louisville City Court N X. Harper, =
neg .yor ,oualesil TaeS he vu2Asea
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
THE FIRE RECORD.

Colfax, CAL. was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon, except three brick buildings Loss ABOUT
10000
A fire occurred at No. 35 Latour-st, Mon
treal Yesterday morning. entirely destroying the inte
ror of the building Mrs Cohen, old lady who occu
MED the house. was burned to death Her husband was
dangerously injured while attempting to escape.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

liveIier man sboos each other by tho hand and ex.
claimed Isn't that glorousP one enthusiastic mem.
ber burst ont with at" ats wonderfuli never thought
that blunderer knew enough 10 do such splendid
thiDgp The enthusiasm ~ many men. prominent IN
great interest and diverse sections OF the
journed there was proHson W congratulation among
members and of comment 'on the veto. The Pes
ident had plainly much betteret his position 10 the
taaft
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAyANA-In steamship CiiB Of Merida. April 22-hs
and M. Jiemepway Mis-, r. IlemenwaY Hemehwsy jr Miss
Boston Mrs Kelley and Miss TeT,ss Joeg Mrs Minnie
Wayiei j. H. Waye, Miss b. BigS Mrs d. Geroad an
nsat Gero1 Ferr Conte, Master A. Birtda TrSies
j. Lppitt g. L. Parss H. J. Darrell g. Rohn1 'en-
Tommsso Salvin A. and wife Mr. and u rs A. Panoo
do Viva Miss Betancour dr and Mis- Bafacsn Mis- bonma.
Mancini o. Casll Cudn, Boeint
Fabb e Scarns Bara g. Pesaro, Bufse L. CarseosiA.
MaiagO ses A. Coonnela, NJ PaIoi, Mss Helen Bauer
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

the not On Monday Seven Of the offenders fssd and placed
nde heavy eonds The Of toe better e desossee tie
duct q the men in the procession t | RI
1.-The Suez Canal Company publish protest
sgsnst the decision Of the aterns ions Commission regard
Of the car al sod
pass unless they the Conn avs regularly Ryee Bn
required the rates psnbei by the Conpsay
Grs tier are permitted 10 enter the Cansl
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HswOR,TAys Agi 22-Flour DALI poobe Rfn - 60 Trees'
Extra f6HS7 so Ca5ce n 81 60aBS Corn funeri yellow
Maei s3e: White BIed. sic, White SJe; Yeew, ssc 0sN
GDDG'c quiet 81 3j0Sl 40 Ha' dgi PIine
.e.re. sao Sc sss Jis@os BaSS a11s,; sh'.s.s
l2s.@l3c Re6sej Tce bed 10 e sussr AR
dCmlEdi Consa ole; Far to Paiy Far, 7l<@oe PRIME
c MOlssses-Soting done WHISKY dul Lo1sana 97dJsc.
Nlcnna 81 o. Coffee 81 h2242 Com Men Gun al 50 30
ID
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
ANNUAL DINNER OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
For the first time in fifteen years the alumni

Columbia College met together last night in social
union In the manner OF dinner at Delmonico's, at
Fifth-aye and Fourtecnthst. To the younger gradu-
OF the college this revival second SERIES they
term it, the annual rejoicing due, and the favor
with which the plan met nttested by the pres
ence OF about the past students OF the college
Prof Henry Drisler Of the college faculty presided.
With him at the table OF honor Mayor Havemeyer,
Abram S. Hewitt, eX-Judge Mitchell, Henry NlcOi,
Henry j. Anderson Of class OF $780, Prof j. III. Van
AmrBge class OF leCO the Rev. Benjamin HaigDt, the
Rsy f. A. L. Barnard, President of the college, James
W Beekman, Samuel B. RuBglcs. and Prof. Marin and
prof Peck Of the college faculty.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
MARRIED.,
RANNRY- SCOTT-S

RASNBY- -sCoTT-On Wednesday AOr 49, at s. Bsrthoo"srs
G.. Cooke ID. D., Dr. r. W. hSnnes 70 hn
DIVA q. scott. daughter Of the late JOIN W. HOyt esq
Westminster Church Brook WedaesdAg
Apr by Clement French Herman B Ogden and base
second aaas ater 0t J. j. Dlackhh
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

The Rotten sponge Pads horrible Metal Springs ptiess
PDggr and We Springs superseded bJ NE
Truss 6o3 Broadway which soon cares Rae'are
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

Metal Springs, the Pitess Iron Finger Pads. and
ain Dng agaYate Rupture enargng tue brel But tae~ e<ses
are gradually cue by BLAsrC TEUs. 6S3 broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

HAVANA EXCHANGE
Hsy,s, Arnl 22-Erehsrge demand sozn,s go1 2490
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

At Milford n. H.. yesterday Daniel A. Sar
gent owoer the granite eises Was blown gp Boh m arms
tn,i Ne car i've tine Jha Sargent, who with
g. badr burned ths sgkt vi bsil destroyed
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

DIEIJ

AU Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed ,0ia fsU
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23
AMONG THE INSURANCE OFFICERS.

The way which the representatives OF the
,rets Of the country look upon initiation schemes was
,rstrated in the assembly OF the National Board OF
Eire Underwriters yesterday afternoon Immediately
sfter the reading OF the report OF tho Committee on
LEGISLATION and Taxation-an important document
which had fixed the closest attcntion-the Presden H.
q oakley said: Gentlemen, have some news Ior yor
which think you Will all DO glad to hear nave Just
been informed that President Grant mas 'o'oeu 'ho
soa,e min" The dgnIaed convention broke out into
,umultuou. applause staii old gentlemen beamed be-
ngnanty olapped their hands, and looked as IL great
veisht had boen taken OF their minds. Younger aud
New-York tribune., 1874-04-23

Kvr WEST P April 22rhe british steamship Mississippi fro.
Liverpool of Cape fonds Her o ood
p OF water bold The Coast wreck
ns Company steamship ninans has g. her astGuce -
IoyDoN Apnl 2AIhe H. Warren from London VIA Haftse
Do,. tor santos has 81 Ls soon dlsab.vi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1879.
United States Circuit Court.

tNIte0 STATES N1ECuIt SOUEts
The petition in the following case was
fled February:
John L. Macauiev Va. Charles Clinton,
Antoine Dubucet. the Louisiana National
Bank and William p. Kellogg.-The orator
files a bill in chancery in behalf Of himself
and other holders of the bonds Of Louisiana.
He alleges, tho ownership of $4,000 of
bonds, under act No. Is OF 1866; $4,000 OF
New Orleans and Texas railroad bonds, un-
der act No l08 of 1868. and $4,000 worth
of the floating debt; that he purchased these
under the contract OF acts OF the LeSlsla-
ture; that So 900 were annually to be set
apart TO paw the interest on them. accord.
ing to act No. IS Of 1866, No. l05 Of 1868.
Nos. IS and 60 Of 1870. article II Of cOnoti.
tuition OF 1861. articles ITO and Iii of con.
stituion If 1868, and other laws cited; that
the Louisiana National Bank is the fiscal
agent OF the State, and joined as party to
the suit: that the defendants have declare
that zone Of TIE contracts shall be kept.
and decided not to levy taxes: thai; ia
they vii! receive fox taxes OF !S1!
nearly 100000 Of warrants: that act
No. 3 o: 1879. called the funding
bill. is nu}litv. and violates the
constitution Of louisiana, aud that of the
United States, as il !mpa!res the obligation
of contracts. and does away with The levy.
ing and collecting Of taxes. which should be
applied to payment of interest and princi.
pal ct orators bonds; that the act limits
the tax to the sum Of twelve and half
mills, with only five and half 1ulils TO be
app led to the payment Of the inters st on
the bonds, which is an inadequate sum:
that the act is for the unlawful purpose OF
yepudiating forty per cent OF the State
debt: the five and one half per cent i. less
than half the sum necessary to fulfill the
contracts OF the State with the orator: that
the receiving. according 20 th.t act, of
twelve hundred thousand dollars worth IF
warrants, il lieu Of lawful money OF the
United States, is an violation 1t the consti.
tuition and that the act is an attempt 20 co.
cree crater 70 acIuiesce in the reputation
Ok forty rcr cent of the bonds.
Orator alleges. also. that tlis unlawful
attempt viii succe.d UDles, the parties are
restrained BIZ law. and rrays for an 10 unc-
ton to yeetraiu defendants from executing
She provisions Of the funding bill; from
obeying the circulars Of Auditor Clinton 10
the tax collectors. from reducing the tax.
the interest fund. or applying i: to other
purposes, and for general relief. The pe:i.
lion is s"orn to by Thomas IL. Hunt.
First District Court.
Stse "a. Ephrain. Maurice. - Murder.
Veruic: guilty. w.thcU: capital punishment.
Second District Court.
Succession OF Elizabeth Lehman opered.
Mary Hughes and Alyhonso e. y. Dfez
pray 10 be emanclpated.
sixth Distric. Court.
Catherine Kelley vs. State Limo Steamship
by the splitting Of % block by the alleged
carelessness of the officers Of the Alabama
while he was slowing her cargo. Damages
laid at jo5 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
o;iRMi Book of the Carn ivai.S

From .jcbu W. Madden. CT No. - Camp
street. pubhshe. and printer to his Majesty
Rex. we have received q neatly printed
little hand book entitled as above, aad
designed for reference and for the use of
strangers visiting our city on the coming
carnival days. II contains a short sketch
of the ancient aud modern observance Of
Mardi Gras and histories OF our Mystic
krewe of Comus, the Twelfth Night Rev
elers and Knights of Menus. with annals
Of TIE Kings reign in New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
Local Intelligence.

!o.nRAs MARkET PLAZA AGAIS.-A Ueti.
con signed by about seventy reliable names
Das gone to the City Council asking that a
nuisance be abated. Solid business people
around and in Poydras market must be en-
dowed with elastic patience so quietly have
:hey submitted TO the plaza Accumulation.
aiickety OLD frames, dirty boxes, double
deck wheelbarrows, broken frames partly
covered with rags, dilapitated trunks and
email wares, the entire lot not worth $40,
Iave been spread out on the plaza for years
past, and if our city administrators think it
adds to the appearance of our city it is
1oped they will invite the first distinguished
guests who arrive to see, feel and smell of
= Now that the interested residents in
shat locality have started out 20 bate the
scandal the City Council can 10 longer
Keep its eyes on the other side of Jordan.
Unless there is reformation thunder will
ctr things very soon, and all the old rattle
Straps will receive shaking. The signers
Of that petition are engaged in legitimate
business, some of them meat sellers III the
market, and they will not rest content until
.heiE reasonable demand is complied with.
When the rubbish il removed and the place
washed people will cease to make ugly
remarks concerning the reason that these
greasy retailers are protected. OF course
:!.e uuaightly old booths and sheds vii! be
Usierei of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

LIGHTNING CALcULAToR.-A gentleman
who knows figures and few other things
took the trouble to look at the man who
peddles what he calls 'lightning calcu-
lator," and learns that the system is a
fraud. The specimens displayed are made
to order, and if even one figure is changed
from those used by the man his rule will
not work Such being the case our readers
are warned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
INSURANCE,
GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, SjOO,OOO.

EIGHTEENTH ANIMAL sTATRMEST-FOg TIE
YEAR 1873.
Imoun: OF prein'ums for the year ......4:8.t9: ;.
Less untermihated risks. and return
premiums Observation-Disclosures. e!.S3S 80
Net earned preminm... s22. .67 81
Discouns and interest.................. ;i,037 q
Total. Ri ,s.s 80
Losses paid, reinsurance and
unadjusted losses. o........ 1913 10y =.
General penses aud taxes. :!.lT. u
Reserve fuud and IivldeDd
Net profit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2t,t07 Is
ASSETS OF the company. estimated at theiE mar.
ket value.
Bonds stocks loans and bi! receivable 50: IS. 3;
Cash on hand and premiums il course
q collection. neutrality-suspicious.. :Sy3G3 81
Total assets. ......................459J so ~
This Beard OF Directors, at a meeting held On the
twenty fi's. day of January. 1879. aftey setting
aside $40 COO 70 the reserve fund from the ne:
earnings of the year and paying ten per cen; div;
dend TO the stockholders. resolved to pay cash
vidend OF TEN PER CENT the ne: earned par,ici.
pating premiums :or the yeay ending December 81,
1879. JAMES J. DAY. President.
EoKscI CssrsS1lI. Secretary.
Directors for 1874.
John g. Gaines. Z. }. Hart. Henry Rsii.hAa.
Hugh Wilson. B. biscoe. !. n. Marks.
James l. Day. George Jonas. Emory Clapy.
6. II. Bayiy. James By1hes. }. L. Harris.
{. Macrssdy. ". y. heymoar. Richard Flower.
}. Weis. i. W. Taylor. J. G. MorTi..
Lionel c. Lew. ". 3. Schmidt: L. Alcus,
r. 7. TOrian. Scott AcGehee. Isaac l.. Haas
This old and seiiaoie company Is issuing policies
Fire. hiver and Marine Risks Oh the most favor.
able terms. Al. losses adj listed aud settled upon
the most liberal terms. and promptly paid at their
office. No. u Camp s.ree'. corner o: Comperciai
al!eye .a2s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

of the Cathedral. Archbishop Percbe pre-
sided. The ceremony was held at the So
licitation of the supervisors Of the charita-
BILE institutions OF this city that were bene-
fitted by legacies from deceased. The cele-
bration was one of the most solemn ever
had here, for in life he was greatly beloved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

AMAzoNs evening Cena Reese and
Florestine Reed fell together at the corner
OF Union and Dryades streets, when Cena
was assaulted by FlOrestine, who used a
knife freely The wounds were so bad that
it was necessary to send her to the Charity
Hospital. FlOrestine was arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

The Thermometer at Louis Fsicerio's. SC.
20 Cha.;re. street. on February 10. stood
IS follows: 80 5 A. H.. 1872; a. Z. d.. 90;
q. Is =. 81. 80. Lowest point tngiE: the
"a .h: 4. February ?. aS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
THIRST ANNUAL. STATEMENT
COMPANY
e.. :ET ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
No. 1852 Canal street.

Is .IE THIRTY -r:RsT OF iECEMGE- a..
II a"."T,.auc. VIII the requirement. 4: .h.i,
charter. ;I' company i.V,is. II. following state.
me1:.
Premiums received '..in. ~. .rac:i.,s. gay: q:
the .eaI ending December 81. 1879
'i'e premiums ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $!s,'n ~
-cta. premiums. t:3,8l; 10
les. .,.aa-n'i premiums. 3;,e's 70
U.ti.s.
fifc losses l..: ........-.. 40 =
General expense. l.-. :'..nt
I'D '"ss. :n's:.s'... ne; e. l:1el -
.:::5 90
:le COMPANY have the follow i1- assets
Loans or mOrtsages a!.t !ens on U,en.
.u,n. ..d '.a'.state worth S3.5 $50 3l:.e2l 80
Real ssta:. o":e.! Us the co9psn-..... $500 10
Loans on :leG,. stock $40 90
stocks owi.t: b tts coin.aHr. 1850 90
United States !o.l..s Observation-Disclosures. ''03 co
BIS receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .aS 8.
demand notes o-s.ii Ugh: peE cen: 80.
ie.es:...... Observation-Disclosures. 1859 90
Accrued .:.r:.s'. ....................... .t.: ::
Premium. u. '1lrs. o: collection. $50 GO
E!l. receivable 20: ;r. ,niu,ns ...... 80 ~
Cash IN bank and il. Lands Of treasure. :. ,.s 20
Ctce furniture. sac and agency sup
iile. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 ::
CG;'it - st1s. subscribed i. e..:s. ~
.s....a.... ....................... ss4:! :,
..t.i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - -. 30
liabilities.
Ca','a: s.oc:: 'l.3E. shares. zoo east.
..ss.ssi d: SO yer .ha.............s.;e'. 10
..asori'.. reserved 20 .afrlv :.insu:. a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
ACTION SAILS THIS DAY.

~ HOFFMAN,. MARKS & CO., at O'Clock. at
.Le store, No. q Charities street, wal! paper,
y!ldow shad, 6, etc.
:: SHERIFF HARPER, at lt1 o'clock. the
premises, contents Of cofeehoase No. Caron.
de let street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
..le,eorofoa:cas and River Report.

The signal service. United States army.
reports. tor the benefit Of commerce. the
meteorological record, ard ,.se CT fall o.
the rivers. al :I:i3 +. ~. local tiu.e. yester.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
::h:,. MENTION M. CONWAY .ine.: he

::I:tv MENTION Mr.. Con"ar .ino.! 'Ne
l-,.. ;urca bowl at st. Patriek's .a'r. .:,.
WILLIAMS johnson won the splerdi. gold
ham. NJ it cost him heap of dollars.
Coroner Iolwell has made az affidavit
...ins. Samuel Scott. charg;a: him wan
-. iuu:d.. .; Turner, On !he steamboat
hatcher. Scott has no. been arrested.
Harry Walls died in the Charity Hosn!ta!
'.'oi. HE .4cts of the sall ne got IL ,he
.cli o. .he tug Jewe::. Dec.a5e. was :.
:.tive of Nova Scotia.
inqurine friends Of Kinch Ma'on. will
.nG him at the Parish Prison, which ia the
.easoa he puts the letters II. r. ou his
CARDS.
William Smith and William FGlton were
yesterday registered as guests at the first
police station, because some one thinks that
they burgiarized the house No. 1872 Felicity
street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

SHOOTING AND CUTTING ON A STEAMBOAT.
Soon after Elk o'clock last evening there
was trouble on the steamboat John b.
Maude, head OF Gravier street. Frank
Harvey, porter, and Henry Smith. cabin
boy, quarrelled about girl when. the last
named drew pistol and fired shot at his
opponent, the bullet taking effect in his left
side. Harvey then drew a knife and Sc
riously cut Smith in his back, head and
neck. Sergeant Vankirk arrested both men,
and they we're sent TO the Charity Hospital
in charge of an officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN SrB-CLCr-
At a meeting held at Kenney Hall. on
LAFAYETTE street. between Franklin and
Liberty. to organize sub club to the Third
Ward Mother Club, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers to
serve the ensuing year: G. Landry, presi
dent; David Magner, first vice president:
William Kenney. second vice president;
Michael p. Creagh, recording secretary:
Joseph Semour, assistant secretary: Charles
Marshall; treasurer: William Steward,
grand marshal; John Watkene sergeant-at
arms. After giving three cheers for G. p.
Ladd and Pat Creagh, the regular elected
president and vice president of the Third
Ward Mother Club. the club adjourned. to
meet mex: Tuesday evening a: seven
o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
POLITICAL NOTICES.

= Committee composed of twensy.0nc
membe = from each 81 the Fourth and SIX !. Die
tricts met this eyeiliI. ~ the jefferson CITY Hal!
10 select So tabie psso 10 ill the olees of Judge
and chic! clerk for III. fnUrfh Nunic pal !ol8..
Court. Hon. Be' amin Campbell was selected IS
the shoiG. of the committee for the position Of
] sdge, and Nr. Charles Dupassau for III" position
o! ellie: cs TX j committee. posed u. SIX mem
Der. from each district was appointed o wait IN
lis EsC.i.ngv. Governor Kellogg. and re1usa.
that Tie . Ueye .p1 OIL. .n.Dts be made.
joins GAR TSK.E
President .t the meeting
W.L.,sH BaSns :. Secretary. fell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

FUNERAL SERvICE.-Early Yesterday
morning service was held in the Cathed raj
ior tire repose of the soul of the late Very
hey. Constantin Maenhaut, formerly pastor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
SEE RIVERS.
AN1ve :ow
-te Temperature.

Th. rive. here is tour fee. two inches
below high waite: mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

shs above sia:eTen: is &. Just. true ana cersec:
':.ascSi:: :'.Ia ele .ogf. Of ih. .om.sry.
psU.. y1:8.!V Pre-. de.,.
.. o.sG.s. s.crs:a...
se.fE OF LOUISIANA
sas!s. OF orleans city of New Orleans. :
S'..:l 20 al. ..bs.' bed before me the ninth d.
.. June ...3. :. CI.a:ES CUvLLLiG.,
Notary 'ub.!c.
a. meeting - u. soa'i Of Directors held OF
the ninth day of June, 1873, it resolved 20 de.
clare CASH DIVIDEND or FIFTEEN PER CENT
on the net canned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1872 payable on third Meadsy
II July Bext.
Also to pay 10 the stockholders, on demand
terest at the rate Of ten per cent per aLruu
their stock
DlEECTORs:
r Aasr@fo, David McCoard
3 hef, L. p. GeHeree
rug, p. Fourchy
s WITT, J. J. Fernandez,
Il. A. Chadta,x, m Auep
(ia.lee Latg.e. teI2ty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
NEW GRLEAN. NUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner Of Canal and Camp Streets.

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
IL conformity viii. their charter. ths .onlr.Ly
publish the following statement:
Premiums during tn. wear snd:n: December 81.
1855
On Il re risk. via 37 s.,
Or river risks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -.87. So
To:a! premiums. s.:e IL. =:
Less reserve for GnterMiL.
stei risks. DeceInbe,...
1873 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .3:,6 90. 3;
Less return prem:uHe...... ii.::d ;8-i3:..S! 81
Net earned prenliuns.... ........... ~! ?.s .;
Reinsufances ............... S'!a-!@ y.
Losses on nrf go. 1899 Z.
DOSES on marine. t1,li2 o.
Losses on river.... 800 ..-.sni o.:
Expenses. taxes, &c. less IL
:ercs: a.couHt......... -! >.
COMM son. OF agency bus.
aess..-.....o.............o - Z:
Rebate paid TO IA. assured. go.
heni annual n;erss: .: csP
ia! stock
Five PSF cen: PAID
august. 1875. :: 900
Five per cent pay
able n fep,1..
ary, ,e::... s:',3 Ct- :Jd," tG-..: -: 90
Reserved fol unsettled cia;'a........ sJ3ti:5
The company Ia. IL. following. assets:
Cash..... 5000: Is
Bis Iec..vaIi. .or premium. ........ 1901: 10
Bonds. ETY. and oth.rs. 1880" o'
Stocks. Gas Company and ot!.I......... o;.5l. 80
Pledge AMI mortgage ,otes............ 30 80 g..
Premiums in course o: collect .cr..... s"G2.0 ~
Suspt Ise account, Observation-Disclosures. 1853 ~
Agency premiums 10. i-c-!uLcr........ :!.'!i ~
Warrant account. ................. 80 ~
Branc: Office. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~. II
Louisiana Cotton Factors. .....-......... go 9;
Property corner Cana! .ud Gsn:, streets 900! :.
Other zeal estate. ...-......-.......... :. -! -
Iue ty iI.sL.anct con pa;.!., -. %
ro.a: ~ 80: :.
0.prs:ia.i ..-.................... $500 -
cash rl.t r.. va'l. r.7.e.: g..
i!.H!Li..I>.
capita s:rc"..... So o. !"
UnteE niI.ate. :isss................... ....'a -
iat.r"s. On capita! STOCK, due IL E..,..
ary.................... .: 90 -
in:eres; and, DIV a.s,is r..cc-.:e.... !:.. X
is pay able. acknowledgements. ':.s 90
Claims unsettled. ....................... -: =,
Reserve. tao GAG 20 Ia: pei ser: ris
losses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - !:S g:
;e:a' $50 ~. 70
III. above sta:eri.n; IS :. ,Iu. ana .o....: :'.A
ac.i;: from TIE oooA. .: .he COMPANY.
:. TiSES i:s. !.Ee.
:. -. + I>... $rC:c:ary.
'worE {" and subscri boz. s~:o.~ :!s :.s:l.
Gay &: .s.u..v, 4 D. :3f:.
J. CHARLES Cr"HLLlEI
Notary Public.
H".: ',ra'i.r street. New crIeare.
cns sen.i."nnusi interest div den! o. .,e ,"-
cent. due trst McSD.l IN Februarv vii Le :r,.:
tc y. s.Cc AhoiG.:. OF and aft :bA. ole
Directors.
GEORGE i.,CHSE. NJ PAIRp
II. GALLV. tLACIDE FOESTi..!..
GEORGE W. EABCo =. LOCUST REICHARb.
7. BAILEY BLAS.HAh.. J.. MlLTE,BERGEIs.
A. scNRE.BEI:, y, g. SCHMIDT
CHARLES LsFIrTf :, TCyFc ja':, ~