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POLITICAL.

The Democracy of California Adopt "a
Strong PIatfOrm-Ihe Republicans
OfIOwa oppose the Third Term and
Nominate samuel *. Hardwood for
Governors.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.--The Dem
cratic State Convention having com
plcted their nominations, adopted n
platform Of principles opposed to the
Constitutional interference of the Fed
eral Administration In State affairs !
denouncing Federal corruption and It's
connection with monoplies favoring
strict construction of the Constitu-
ton, tariff for revenue only the cur
rency to be convertible into gold; and
the duty of the Legislature to regulate
corporations. -,
Dies MONIES, Iowa, July 1.-The Re-
publican convention readopted, in the
main, the platform of the party in
1864; the republic is a nation and as
such is indlssoluhle; the currency
should be gradually converted into
specie; the adjustment of the rev.
enue to protect home industries;
the government to collect the
revenue and punish fraud; APP
proves no further land grants TO
railroads; favors the modification OF
the patent laws in arbitration with for
eign nations; approve the position on
the third term question AMI endorses
the National State administration. i,
Samuel X. Kirkwood was nominated
for Governor.
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WAR!
Affairs Approaching II Crisis
on the Border.
Intense Excitement Creating
the Long Roll"

Special Dispatch to The Dallas lIerald.l
SAN ANTONIO, July 2. The crisis
has at last been reached.
Dispatches just rece ived from Malta
moras represent fight rs imminent
at any moment between the citizens OF
that town, who are thoroughly armed
and equipped, and the Mexican sol
dlers belonging to Cortina's band.
All places of business have been
closed, and the citizens are assembling
from the country for miles around, de-
termined to take the robber, Cortina,
who has been arrested and is now be-
ing guarded by regiment of Mexican
cavalry, and hang him.
Nothing can prevent collision.
Our citizens are determined and conf
dent, and the first report of gun will
be the signal, and sound the knell OF
the Mexican robbers and plunderers
who have 30 long been terror to Our
border.
The Federal and State authorities
have been notified of the condition Of
affairs, and reinforcements are looked
for from both sources. ID.
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WASHINGTON.


U'Dt Nthtoih'ht- treasury Uerihtuu
Louisville the Prospective ncnd
quarters Of the Grnngcrs.
WASHINGTON, July THE Sccreta-
ry Of the Treasury decided that all
checks, drafts, or orders drawn In the
United States upon foreign banks, re-
quire the stamp tax.
The debt statement shows u decrease
Of nearly one million and n half; coin
In the Treasury nearly eighty millions;
currency, nearly four mllllonsicoln GER
tilicates, nearly twenty-five millions.
The new postal rates between this
and foreign countries go into effect to-
day.
The Executive Committee Of the
National Grange, consisting Of Will
liam Saunders, of the District Of Co
lumbia, j.. II. Shankland, Of Iowa, D.,
Il Jones, of Arkansas, ID. Wyatt Al.
ken and w, Il, Chase, of New llamp-
shire, have, among other subjects for
consideration, the removal OF head
quarters TO some central point, aud II
is thought probably Louisville will be
decided upon.
The Worcester flag ship of the North
Atlantic station has reached Norfolk.
The Canandangua left Pensacola for
New Orleans.
Taxation Of tonnage of vessels from
Belgium, Bremen aud Sweden Is re-
suned.
The new mail contracts commenced
today.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOulsylMr, July 2, Governor l.es'
lie has formally announced hlmsrlf HH
u candidate for the United States apn'
ate,
KEN WfsT, July . There was one
death here from yellow fever yesterday,
The schooner Mary Chllou, founded
on the Cuban coast and has been allan
lOned
TONAwANpA, Pa, July 2, Albert
Brown wns hung here to-day, His
crime WINS rape ami then cutting bis
victims throat, who was q child i've
years old,
NEW NORR, July ., one thousand
dollars WORTH Of smugglod diamonds
were seized last night hy the Custom
house officials, The diamonds were IN
possession OF q, finlwNns, who mr.
rived on the last steamer nom AHpn'
wall,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 9, Tho
Inter state Educational Convention
was In session here yesterday aud to-
day, A lnrgo delegation uf teachers
aud educators from Alabama, Missouri,
Texas, Tennessee aud lllinoh, were
present.
u. Malone, President of the Conven'
tlon, Dr. W. j, Harris, Of ~, Louis
President Of the National Teachers AS
socIutlon, Mr.. NJ, G., llrlggs, of the
Northwestern University OF ChicngO,
and others delivered aide addresses.
The convention resolved llsClf into
permanent Interstate Association, and
win meet next June IN Memphis, The
officers of tue convention wGro elected
permanent officers Of tho association.
Comparative Cotton STA cmcni.
NEW York, July2, Theme receipts
Mt NIL United States ports during the
week were l6,Ol7 bNlCsi same week lnsl
year, 1905 bales; total TO date, ., 1870
bales; to same date last year. 3,f2lS63
bale. Exports for the week, 3,lG6
bales; same week last ydar 7,l1S bAlesi
total to date 2,5Si, 332 bales same date
last year, 2,7lT3l7 bales, Stock At all
United States ports lSG, $40 bales; same
date last year, 242,Oll bales, Stock nj
all interior towns, 1906 bales; same
date last year, 3G, 400 bales Stock at
Liverpool, |, 030, 900 bales; same date
last year, 003, 900 bales, stock of Amer
lean ailoat for Great Britain, $1,000
bales; same date last year, 90, 600 bnles.
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BOSTON.
excitement In Insurance circles.

Excitement In Insurance Circles
BosToN, July 2.-Great excitement
exists in Insurance circles over the
difficulty between the National Board
of Underwriters aud the Boston FIRE
and Marine companies, which lately
withdrew from the Local Board, hav-.
ing been expelled from the. National
BOARD for refusing to open their hooks
for examination by the Supervising
Agent. All companies who havemade
n like refusal Will be dealt with In the
same manner.
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bondsmen then notified the MONEY
order elerk not ~ regard liArd's orders
~ they were no longer responsible o.
llis bondsuen, Hard lhpi lrh tho nf-
liee ami Cnnlcy ln0k pnssrssinu
Vhirly-tWD ear l0ais NJ Wniprmrllns
passed through This city ~ day 90
route from the Highlands of l'lnrlda
and nom thence 10 Chicago, A dole
gallon Of lhlHy-0ne lflordInps so win
them o. make permanent arrange
menls Tor trade, 10 and from lhe north
west
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Letters Of attorney given hy mail
contractors, Intended 10 be substantial
assignment Of contract, will not be
llled IN the lostolllce Department
Proceedings under the civil Rights
bill were commenced hy white man
against q negro lodging house Keeper
Tor eleellng him from rooms which
the negr0'H mother had rented The
white man during the landlords ab,
hence,
A telegram At the Navy Department
rom Key West, reports one death aud
two new cases Of yellow fever there To-
day, The atmosphere aud present in
dlcnllOns are uniayOrahle.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
BROOKLYN.
The Agony Oyer-rhe Jury standing
Nine to Three IN Discharged,

BROOKLYN, July 1.-The Jury re-
manned under keyuntil l;ll this morn
Ing, when they were brought into
court which was densely packed The
foreman again announced the lnn-
bIlity Of the jury 10 agree, the division
standing nine for acqulltAl and
three for convictions aud that the Judg-
ment for aud against the defendant was
fixed aud Interchangeable, The jury was
discharged.
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed in the year 1873. improvements
suggested by q, perience In other yards, have
been introduced md II IL believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether in winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards
The stock arriving Is unloaded directly IN
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market,
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yads
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add forall grades OF stock.
Every fort will be made 10 advance the
confidence of shippers In lhe ~. Louis live
stock market which has elready, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal of any live stock market IN the
west, and by shippers concentrating the 1--we
stock trade IN this market, 1t Will become
the largest wholesale market In the west for
cattle as 1t is now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made Tor the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
SHIPMENTS from Illinois
a nrst.class hotel for the convenience Of
IT, patrons Is attached TO the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
tile management of Newman. Hastings q
Co., llas Its Office In the general offices OF the
| yard-. ]SAAC II. kNON, fresideht'
IosEpIT MuLIIALL, SUPERINTENDENT.
| j. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent
julylw6ldlt
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ATLANTA.

&" Standard Again-Thirty-t"o
Loads Of Melons -l,nilroad Con'e"'
tion Adjourned. /,
ATLANTA, Ga, July 2.-The railroad
conventions adjourned today, after es-
Publishing about the same rates 70
northern cities as now prevails. Inc
convention will meet four times yearly:
Sam Bard refused to give up the post
Office this mol hg, as he had neither
resigned nor been suspended. Bards
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WASHINGTON.

Il, public Offices to be Closed on Mon
Jay Concerning Mail Contracfs-
civil Rights BIII Appealed TO by u
white Man.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
has signed the following commissions
of postmasters Mrs. Stein, OF Jeiier-
son, Texas, and Clarke OF Euia''la'
Alabama.
closed on Monday.
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CHICAGO.

ShhtC US bhN'A' WA sAh -N~-''''
FrOntier-The Black Hills Richer
than Given Credit For.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Advices received
by Lieutenant General Sheridan from
Brownsville, Texas, to-day, indicate
critical state of affairs at Matamoras.
A conflict between the citizens and
Mexican soldiers is imminent. All
business houses are closed, and armed
citizens are gathering, threatening to
take Cortina from the soldiers who
the Vice Consul thinks are not strong
enough to prevent rescue. ,
Private advices from the Black Hills
expedition received to-day, show that
the country is richer in gold than has
been supposed. The earth, down to
the bed rock, in every direction, is I'LL
ed with particles of quartz, show rich
veins.
Three young men in threshing wheat
in the neighborhood of Atlanta, Geor-
gia, were struck by lightning to-day,
and instantly killed.
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On the Island of Kanai, Sandwich
Islands, is found kind ofsand, which,
If struck together in the hands, pro-
duces a sound like the hooting Of an
owl. Sounds can be made with 1t re-
sembling thunder, which can be heard
many hundred yards away. The Sc
cret of she matter Is said to he that the
sand is composed of bits of'coral per-
forated with resonant cavities.
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NEW HAVEN.
One Hundred and Seveufy-Fifth amt
yersary of Yale College.


versary of Yale college.
New HAVEN, July p The anniver-
sary ceremonies were of an unusually
interesting character. The following
degrees were conferred: Bachelor of
Divinity, BAL; Bachelor of Laws, III;
Doctor of Medicine, ia; Doctor of Phi
losophy, Al; Bachelor of Arts, 4S Civil
Engineers, 2; Dynomie Engineers, z;
Bachelor of Philosophy, 5.
The after dinner speeches were
conciliatory, and was the noticeable
feature of the ceremonies
Colonel Lorenzo James. of Mont
gomery, spoke feelingly of the conflict
and closed by extending the hpnd OF
fellowship to all with q heart full OF
love. Governor Chamberlain, of South
Carolina, spoke eloquently of that
sound character which is Yale's boast
and glory. Rousing cheers were given
for the South and for South CoTolina'
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TIIE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States, lower barometer
south 10 northeast winds. Decidedly
warm and partly cloudy weather will
prevail, except cooler weather and
possibly light rains IN former.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION,

called by Judge W, II, lIord, Chair.
man Of tho Democratic Central Com.
mittoo of Dallas County, is appoint
cd to meet in this city on Saturday
next, July 3, 1875.
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NEW YORK.
The Beecher.TiIiOn Jury-Ex.Treasur-
err Hamilton Guilty Of EmbezzIe-
ment-Tweed's Indictments TO Hold


ment-Tweed's Indictments TO Hold
New YORK, July 1.-The jury left
the court without any excitement
When asked who the three were they
replied that they had bound them
selves to secrecy in the jury room
Alexander Hamilton, ex-Treasurer
of Jersey City, plead guilty to the
charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT, and was SEN
fenced to three years in the peniteh-
tiary. One thousand ana live suits are
pending against his hondsmen for the
various amounts of his embellishments.
The Grant Locomotive Works at
Paterson, n. j., have resumed work
for three or four months in order to
complete the Russian locomotive con-
tract.
Judge Grady denies the motion to
uuash the indictments against Tweed,
except in two instances, where lndict-
mems have been superseded.
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eaailgAerald
SATURDAY MORNING July 3.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains -,
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS oENTRAL,
rEXAA AND PACIFIC.


THE DALLAS HERALD office has been
removed TO the second story Of the
large two'story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied by Messrs, ullmann
A Ia
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Dissolution Notice.

The CO'pnrtnership heretofore existing boz
tween Il, W, Christian n y, u, ,AoriHun, doing
u general rnmmiAHlun business NJ Nil Mnin
Alfrm, lnllnH, nnd terminus ~ Texas aud
lncihr linilrond, undOr The ilrm name of
Christian a Morrison, " this day dissolved by
mutual consent, H. W, CHRISTIAN, Viirlnll,
\. l., Morrison VII collect aud receipt for MI
accounts due The flrm, nnd Hoitlc AL out.
standing liabilities Of the same,
The business viii bu continued 10y \, L.,
Morrison ~ the terminus OF the Ioxm mud
Pacific halfway, i, W.cllltlSIlAN,
\, I, MORRISON.
n lcrrlng 10 the above notice, l.. W, Chris.
tau, the rVtliiug partner, would return his
Thanks To tie public nnd his western friends
Tor Their libcrHl patronage during the pnsi
year, and respectfully sOlicllH continuance
of the same Ia hla succcssor
luly2ll2t l.. W, CHRISTIAN,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July 2.Demand dull and
nominal. Ordinary, ll5sc; good ordinary
i25ac; low middling, 1896; middiing, IA
good niddlng, lI]sc. Sales 30 bnles.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Stocks dull. Gold ~
Exchange-Long, 81 S7%; short, a VIZ
Governments little doing but strong. State
quiet aud nominal. Sales iOJ bales UP
lands, l5;isc; Orleans, lJ4. :,
Futures opened quiet and steady; Jnly, II
7-S20as5hc; August, l5l40el5 9-3lc; september
ia l5-iG@l5c; October, IA 9-S2gll 2l-pc; Novem
Der, ii ga IA 0-l6e; December, HDa@ll 0-loc
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DrssoIUTION.

The copartnership. heretofore existing be-
tween Noise Kahn, Harry ii. Jacobs and NJ /.
/ .Iacohs. under the firm name and style Of
Moises Kahn & Co, is this dhy dissolved by
mutual consent, Harry II. Jacobs and NJ. j..
Jacobs retiring. The remaining member OF
! the firm. Noise Kahn, assumes all liabilities
az the oId firm. and Is alone authorized TO
coli Get The ,lebt,, NOISE KAHN,
III. Ill. JACOHH,
Naffufsflf M.J.JACDlsS. .ia.
"a DALLAS, TEXAS. June 2Stb. 1910
ll8-d3t
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IAoE MATTHIAS
MA 7 \ IUS & HANNA
AT TIM
Premium Stall
CITY MARISIGT,

WIN always keep on hand the oh0iO-
esl ana ncahehl Ol all Kinds ul mnnla,
rOrlt, Mutton, Veal, Il nh, otou Ia he
lnuild NJ unA hn'rl ~ shop IA the CITY, Tho
public pro iuV1uG li call ~ ihp PREMIUM
STALL hriuiu making ihrir pufcllnsrH
mlyadtf MArlllIRN llAMM,
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TELEGRAPHIC

MIDNI0IIT DISPATCHES
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
BANK NOTICE.


Rniien il hereby gwen HAT nnr niiines Will
hn rnsid 40 AnndHf, lulf b isih, q national
holiday Az paympnls NhlnillN nii no llll
~ lih lnsluuls ifdnp ana i4l Ahlp nh hAluf'
WV ''f flusT NATIONAL hank,
IllA HANK
HAH'lnA a ThuMAh,
nALLAs, TnNRsi jays mo, lnlyia2i
A. o, w.
There viii boz meeting NJ Tho above sor
Oipy ~ oolook SUNDAY afternoon, All
memhpn are r,lueFlni W allond 40 huHlneHa
vi Importance II 10 he transacted, Wy order
Oflhe Presidents
HENRY HARuNGroN, secretary,
julyh2l
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saving OF forty per cent of power over
the common pillow. a boy with three horses
does the work OF two men and four horses
with common plow. -.
Apply 10 William Pendleton, Trinity Mills,
dallas county; q. A. Sim, Corsicana, Ma
yarrc county; IIuylers & Bell, Peoria, HE
Comfy: d. l.. Frcst, Montague, Montague
IIUGHEs RIDING PIsOw CO.,
aJl N. Main street, ~. Louis, Mo,
july1wSwdlt
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n Card.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
dasire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
nayment of this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
& direct application will secure the lowest rates.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
te6 6m LIZ Grav1er street.
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Directors
IL. WebsteY, Tx Small,
Al. Gomila J. PlaiseRt
Abe Hirsch, Louis Schneider,
Jonn Leisy, Henry Abraham,
j. B. Csmors, Pierre Lanaux,
Z. z. Golsan, II. Musson.
ala
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TIL
THE NEW ORLEANS
BULLETIN,
AN EIGHT PAGE DAILY,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING,
Containing the Latest Intelligence,
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
From All Parts OF the World
With the Most Complete Accurate ana heA'0's
D.. U..
THE GENERAL, READING MATTER is most
0"i o'uA' '
JUL A'''' CIV e''
'D~A - f''O''~
nno0 A-0 '''
AND SHIPPING COLUMNS
are unoef inc 0n~'s' - '>f
spare no en0r' 70 MAKE INC" 'eA~''' "D1 ."
~, ,,c, " az oo,svp
vATIvE VIEWS. IS well as TO the FAMILY
culation in this city and State and contiguous
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Gsnndy Cherries and sardines'
Nm cases CHOICE IMPoRTED.I
rUe cases, quarter tin, sARDlNx'
10 s.ses, hall tin. sARDINES
nv
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Il
49, pANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
1O4 Canal Street.
TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Tn onformitv with the requirements of their char
ter the Company publish the following statement;
Premiums received during tho year ending May 81
ISIS including Unearned Premiums OF the prevl
GUS year: AGO sol NJ
O ~ Hta p;sLs 81 $50 10
~ ~ n:-- Dr. 559S3 %
ro.o, p,;,ns ss7s 100 %
Io."i raad pramisms - l21 400 90
Ma p.,noa praro;ums a,st Nav 1875 $3.50, 6sa %
Losses paid
On Fire Risks. ..---...------.S257, 81 Al
On Marine Risks ----------- aa'aaa a. a.
On River RISKS .........- o~'off y"
1887, 40 90
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 90
Reinsurance and Return Pre-
miums. Observation-Disclosures 2o,of9 ~
Expenses and fifteen per cent
rebate less interest. ..-- o4,9oo VI .-.oeo 81
profit sloa, 431 So
Rail nhe E COMPANY nAVs 'no .oO" $685. s14 43
&C. D"uJS 2l6 ITO 90
Bank, Railroad and other Stocks--.:-.-. 73,Gld 80
Notes secured by mortgage and pledge 500 90 90
Bills receivable %, -. ~
Premium in course of collection. 94 ioa 40
Insurance stock 9124 46
Stock of Vallette Dry Dock Company. 1e, 400 o.
Mort gage Bonds Turner'S Association. 2,ooo w
Mortgage Bonds Odd Fellows Hail.. 5,0oo w
Cash on hand loo,oo' 81
sl,2as ass SO
The above statement is q Just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day of
june 1875. JAMES FAHEY, N. r;
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
14th day of June 1875 it resolved to pay to the
Stockho on demand interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
PMaspero, Ed. Toby,
D FATE. r F. F % Sa;yy,,
LF. Generes, il. Fernandez
D. A. chAffrAl1, chas LATTE. NJ Anei i.1s ,7s1v
TUE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, La,
Corner Of Camp and Canal streetA
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Assets December 81, 1874. $50 60
The Company insures Fire, Marine and River
Risks Issues Marine Policies payable in London In
case Of loss J.W. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER, Vice President
]. TUYES, President
DREcToRs:
Y. B. Schmidt, - Hckham,
Placide Forstal, Ad Schneider,
Fl. Gally, Jules Tuyes,
". Van Benthuysen, .. Fatio
Emile BOuny, d. d. Rogers. fe3 1y
T,KE F1REMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Once, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take risks against loss
or damage by fire, River and Marine.
I'M MARKS, PRUDHoMME
President Vice President
81 BENNERS, JAS BOYCE,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Alexander Jno Fitzpatrick N Marks
G Taylor Gauche Wash Marks. VIM Swan
Otto Thoman Il. II Bierhorst q Isaacson
N Pond Gee Waters B Wormann
mh7 I'm
NEv ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
Corner Canal and Camp streets.
TFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
" "1'1 '-'o-- 80 - -
lish the following statement;
PREMIUMS Home and Aeencips, DURFNG THE
YEAR ENDN0 OEC. 81, 1914.