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servant Mrs NJ NJ Shield Miss 4. b. Shield Miss T SHIELD
MIR and Mrs Samuel Lord b and maid servant MISS hAOc
ID T. WoIthingtOn, r.. Schneider, MI ana NIT D. re-
Cooley and servant George Angus Miss ~ Angus MISS a
Angus. Miss T.. Drummond, Mrs A. Davis Miss II ,n
n n JahnsOD EugCns Gagclin o. Shepard, u. = u " ~
Kip r. Laurence. r. Laurence, lr, Mr and Mrs j; Y.
Avery r. H. Holland r. StanciGe. NJ Suhcrand, John lnm
mer 4 = Taman MT and Mrs ". $. Ufqularl l. Sthe1r
X b. skinner, TbOs Hawortb. John W walsh Mt suh miA
d. Herbert Dunn infant and nurse; W. H. hppncot MISS
Mrs Henry T. Wills ". Macalsier, Mr.. Dodge, Mt aud
Mrs H. Hodson. julius Levy, r. j. Furness, g. A. tdtk
Sr Don Seyla Mrs. J. T. smith, DR. J. ~ Boz
servant J. y. B0rland and maid servant
Mrs w IT. Thompson Miss Maggie May Thompson, Mss f.
Thompson Miss NJ f. Thompson Mr. and Mrs a. W; Hen
nngs Miss T.. Hennngs Miss G. Hcnuings g. O. S1elo O.
Peck, J. J. Gunther the 70 and Mrs. Donald Mac
George b. Lombard. Miss Mackam, Mis- HoDertson w.
Thomas Mr.. Elmsby DIR. T. 4. Seeye, George W Haskl-
richard A. Green Robert ROWley, j. T. Waterhouse Edw.
Anterior MolisOD, T. w. Ferguson, Gen L. y de Cos
noa t. T. de Csnola Misses Eugene and Louise
Cesnola Mr. aud Mrs j. {. Ferguson. Mt and MIS- Snp
SON. Arthur Neville, Mr. and Mrs Robert Neville Cap "uI
j. ST. Aubyn Mr. and Mrs Otis, Miss Florence Oi Mlster
James Otis nurse II. Porter, DR. y NJ carter r.
Tumprly Miss G. Winslow and nurse, Mr. schugpc r..
Blake. the Rev. J. Barry W. HIgley l. Lehman John
m seIHSIip NuGda-Ileut T. H. stevens. Miss Stevens
Capt 4. p. spaudIng. H. Lsndgren, Carl Ericsson, PAU
Minna q. 4. Kcnng W j. JIcks j. Ilao0, James Mcucr-
mott A. q. D. Ward, Mrs. ward. Master +. Ward, Miss T.
ward Bullcn J. Barrett, Mmta T. Brown, Mrs BrUHn
Mis- Anderson Miss Trosidc'T - j. Cart eW, foi W
Miller Mss Miller. the Australian Tom Thumb Miss Am
Douglas. T. II Dean, O. J. Macedonia TIE Rev Victor
Macd ma q. Jones' G.. Dennis W. Floyd = Rrothery j.
Hare, j. Melbourne. Mr.. James Redmond. James
Redmond. r. Redmond. " ss NJ Icdu ono. Niss a
Foster T. Barrett, Miss h. Farrell Miss Mcfh hps
John spencer Arthur b. Jones Terence Bronghan, Miss d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
4 CORRECTION BY MR.. WELLS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having corrected the misstatement OF
your reporter in relation Dr. Crosby, trust you Wi"
accord ne the same favor. In the meeting referred
TO- no prayer was offered by for the success OF the
Turkish arms anything that could be So construed
and the only statement Ia relation 10 Turkish lbeolty
vas that the Syrian Missionaries had found the Rus
SLAMS when in power, opposed to the spread
Of Evangelical Religion" Dr. Crosby and the entire
congregation will mdorse the above statement aud
know your sense Of justice will give me tins opportunity
70 correct the mistake. Yours truly. RALPH WELLS.
No. / last SIifsit-st, Nt'c- or', May ., l7f'
[Iho inaccuracy of the reporter who has been DIS
missed for his laundering in til, matter, seems to
have been even more egregous thaa was at first be-
liavaI Ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
TWO OF GEDNEPS JURORS.

RECORDS WHICH EXPLAIN THEIR SYMPATHY WITH
the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In looking over the names of the Grand
Jurors who have powerfully espoused the of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company find two, per
sonay known to me- the similarity OF whose fate TO that
Of the corporation in question easily accounts Tor the
share in the famous indictments.
Some years ago there existed here the firm OF $. T.
A. T. Meyer extensive operators and spectators In real
estate After many years OF vast activity in this line
r1mors detrimental TO the arose among many OF
its numerous creditors which Of course were in
dgnanty and violently cOntrldcted by the partners ard
their friends. The utter collapse Of the firm with enor
nous liabilities and no assets followed
year before this there existed here
firm in the clothing business called Gr1essman Bros
Hoffman. OF which Isaac Hoffman partner The
firm enjoyed good credit for number Of years until for
some reason or other fears began TO be entertained
by some of the creditors which fears dcIded by
the members OF the firm aud their friends energeti
cally As in the above cited. When they 1nally col
lapsed August 1873 it appeared that they had been
iusovent for a number Of years, nd had kept them
selves foaIng for that length Of time by selling their
US in the market Their creditors received 20
cents q dollar
Now, Mr.. Editor, ask you canddly, can you blame
these gentlemen for the fellow feeling which has made
them 80 wondrous kind to that poor and ongcd Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company Why, assure you,
If they had not themselves The victims OF malicious
rumors and If their foolish creditors had only been salts
fed with Perpetual renewal OF their obligations and
the regular payment Of interest dividends they would
as solvent this day the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company. Very respectfully yours, Jw ~
Mr. York. 81 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

IUNDUt, Nay y INI1,
On The Stock Exchange during the past
eo business was generally confined within barrow
a but the tendency Of most descrp tons was favor
able the dealing having been mainly purchases few OF
which were fof use while the greater number was IN CON
nectiou with The closing Of speculative transactions of
a fail There has been a marked Improvement IN E&yp-
tau descriptions the rise amounting TO from 22 10 D.
Russians and Hnngarlans showed Strength a''nousn
-, Friday under the best point for the
vel. English railways were all higher on The week
Canadian lines are frmer An upward movement took
Mace IN American securities. The Economist says 1.-THE
banr,s reserve Is now only e1092700Q At which point
fbe advance OF the bank rate on lHUIs''ly W"7 u "7
III t,.-,da5 Al time like the present, when great
distJ1inc events are possible at any moment Noud
be- Exceedingly dangerous not To strengthen 'Ao t.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
FLOR other ShtD Nelrs s>s Second Pare
,Dpt.rpn Supdav Moy


ARRIYFD......S Sunday. May o.
STEAMSHIP fianborous BID Frsser sommerside p T. L
steamship Cass,Nl tBfj McKenIie Bahia Apr TO- via
PcrIamDucO 18th. with sugar &c. g. r. -. Borland:
ouecgsnWn POI with dse and pass 10 Williams & GuiOn
steamship Gaucus Beaso Boston. with mse ami pass 20
slip idomeue (of Liverpool, Kelly Calcutta and sand
Heals lOj daj with mdsc. 20 Arsell, Tuts Co -
davs in ballast TO Q. Tobias & CO.
Bsfk john Reed of Hsiifax ~ So Bartllnl CardcnaS
days with sugar 20 f0unss smith Coz vessel 10 funch
HsrS -uez ItsLl Umagr. vigo 81 days, ballast 70
m. Harucca Gaatola Ota), E.pc-ito Exmouth 30 days.
with empty barrels to Punch Edy e ~ CO.
orig 7 staples of siocsio) s'o"ers Cardenas 10 day.
With sugar TO barng Ioe (. o. vessel - carver Barnes
Eng d ~ sfis ,, oi W aGso ~ h Hll Galway va
Bins Isis to Roson Anderson, sagua days with sugar
Brr Loeb Lomond Barker Ccafuegos % days with sugar
aHa uin.ass r,J ~ r"NtIl Er.s', ~ in.s',r ,
WIND-sw,eI. hight 81 clear
TONIGS PORTS.
QrRFy5TowN MAY 6Ariyei, steam snip Ohio from Phils
delpnia. and sliei fo Liycrpooi AZ T. p. Do.
DOMESTIC PDRrS
PHILADELPHIA May G.-Au1s Ell. steamships Indiana from
lAyefrco flass kmsh from Ne" toik; j. W, Eycrgrn
brig Havana ,chts. W. l.. Cloves, nom agua
Mausou oaks from Belfast, Me. Mnot Light ron Port
SAVANNAH Nav 6.-Ar'vod steamship Gen Banc,. from
NCtaFeloS- ,iay GtryeI. giealisHip AsIina from
Ee" l"rE 61f AG@dregk. from tatwoys sGSr; T. -,
BALiiAogg May CARVED. steamships octorara from
from Pcrnambu'oj Columbia CllGina qt.l. run HUI :
Antwerp Kate crosby (GrJ IRON London br John bright
man. from Caidcrds.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAM -Hrrs
QUEENSTOWN. May L. The Inan Line .f-Iip city ot
Berlin, Capt. hcancdy. from Ne6Nork April - arrived
s6t iHANrroN. May 5.-iao General 1rausatlanrc COM
pauy, steamship Vic de Paris. Capt DIrsri. from NeV
this morning
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Al Notiee, Of Marriages must be iador'sd Wsh hsH
sssz<z=HzzzzHEz
DIED.

her late res6 a o Ph.s2e n j. o. sunday
Relatives ami friends are invited funeral without
Chsmbcrs-st. ferry At 10 4. m.
BACoN-on sunday, May :, LoTa b. BACON. III the 73d
Funeral nom his late residence liS statost, Brooklyn
Tuesday at IL O'Clock q n.
KECR-At West Farms. Nay 8. william J. Beck
eayes AMI friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
MAY o at 300 p. IN.
DALYon Friday hayi, John T. DAILY in the 9th year Of
Nout5 OF funeral hereafter.
HALL-Un Thursday night. May AZ the Rectory Norris
town y j., Mara Whiting. daughter Of ne Rev samuel
aud Mary y; \ Han, aged years and , months
At O'Clock p m Morris ana Essex train leaves Sew FORK
HhzELTINEon r., sunday 9G5goSq May o. 1877 Carrie
@ am from 6e o G5 T e @ N are Fa 70 Sts9a
kindly refrain sending flowers.
JOHNSON YonRors, Thursday May g. Ars snshe John.
The friends Of tic family respectfully invited attend
Yonkcls, On Monday, May !, Al O'Clock p m.
KIMBALI,-on Saturday, May o. 1877, David s. KimbaL
Relatives 34 friends ere rssPs2Eo , invited to attend HI:
West c:gea n j. At iaGpa,t Train frOm foot OF Lib.
eItyst AZ 3. IN.
LAMBDA Ncw.Hayen Conn. the 5th inst. Irene.
Funeral services Basii chapel New-syen, ON Tuesday.
LOWRY the j inst at the residence of her brothern.
law, Nicholas Hogan, 5zz West I"entysxths st. Eliza
Lowry aged 90 years.
LOWRY the 9th inst nj tic residence OF her br0tbcrn.
law, Nichols Hogan 3Z2 West Twenty siAth.st ElIa
Lowry aged 80 years.
4 VIII be offered Tor Tire her
soul in the Church % 81 tOumDs At ID this morning.
Relatives ana friends invited W atted IHJ,r..gt in
Calvary Cemetery.
OSBORNEOn Friday morning May 4. after a lingering ~
Mrs. pIebe L. Osborne N the S5h 0 her ago
widow ~ the lat" Nii2HI Osborne
relatives aud friends respectfully Invited % attend her
f.eTa without further invitation from the rIrlC5 % Mr.
John Wiley, Hauson-,t Orange. \. NJ Hday 7,
IA o'clock. CIrri2tS va. De bon whiting Brick church
station arrival OF $40 train from Bacla and Christie
SIS.
So HOONMAKEE-At Fiatbush. Friday an inst. James
Y. ~CbuonmAkeI, in tlie seth yeaI ri his age
Relatives ami friends respectfully Invited attend
the funeral from his D. residence TathGs ST.
Monday May Z, gt O'Clock D.
WINANs-At Astoria, on sunday 9Th inst, Anthony ". Va
Nouce Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

It may be that Wells is not a "pier" of the
Republican party, hut Eliza I1hE,ton Ia certainly butt
rcss.-l Cmcinpdti Enquirer (Dcml
Hut for their own dcmOralizcd condition the
P,uuhcau, could not al 90 that tnc Democrats are
~ m "a condition Of political health, cheeriulnrss and
confidence which is IN itself indication aud guarantee
al futurc successcs.-l Buffalo Courier (Dein.l
For the sake of humanity, for the sake OF
hc American name. FOR the sake OF III" southern people
Lu.Aps we trust that the COuclatOry policy OF Pres
irnr Have. may mark the beginning OF better clYZa
ron in the south LcuycnwOrth Times tkep)
With n few exceptions the great body OF
pc,,uhic,n, of California have believed in the down
bt hCnrsfv and Integrity Of purpose OF President
1ves lie has done nothing since his Inauguration Ia
M kc tA!s faith in his purpose 10 do HShL-oJn Fran
oisrn Bulletin (ipp)
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long since made her favorite The benefit bill includes
"The Area Belle" which VIII be played by noted anna
tours musical story by Heller; cornet concert by
ArbucEe; comic spccaltes, by Gus Williams; and the
second act Of Lemons" Miss Davenport, Mr.. Coghan,
Miss Rgl, Mr.. James Lewis Mr.. Crisp, Mr.. John
Broueham. and Mrs Gilbert will act in the latter seec-
don
dispatch from Cincinnati states that Mr.. Growers
play OF Our Boarding House" produced there under
his management, drew led houses all OF last
week. This week ii amuses st, Louis.
Mr. John Mccullough wiz shortly give performances at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music under the cement
Of Mr. James Collier. There is rmror-which cope
will prove well founded-that Edwin Booth and John
Mccullough win act there, in OthellO," alternating
the characters of OtheVo and Ioro This would afford
great iutoeStual pleasure, Of and exceptional
kind.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MISS RLANKES CONCEPT.


Miss Martha Blanke, pTepossessing young
,d ~ iout al hteen or nineteen years. made her first
pubHc appearance as pianist Saturday evening at
eteinW.'s smaller hall. There was good audience,
largely composed Of o0nnosseurs, and Hiss BanAcs c
forts we're received with the strongest marks
OF APPRECIATION Nor WAS the applause attiin-
utable merely TO the Kindness Of personal
friends Mas Blanke deserved Der success She
psys not only with technical shll, but with unmistak-
able artistic feeling and with far deeper sentiment and
tper Judgment than we have any reason TO expect at
her age II plain, too, that she Il girl Of strong and
original character She interests her audience from The
outset and soon wins their sympahes. Her first piece
Oh saturday was BeeboveD's Sonata for violin and
piano IL mnOr which she played charmlney Win ny.
H. Brandt IL was genial, unaffected. clear. and well
balanced INTERPRETATIONS and her delivery Of the slow
movement could fairly he called eloquent. Schumann
anu CHOPIN were represented in the Subsequent seee-
tions Mr. W. C. Baird contributed a few songs.
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ALBANY.
SATURDAYS SESSIONS.


NO QUORUM IN TIE SENATE NEW PIPE TINE BELT
frpoy THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THb TRIBUNE |
ALBANY, MAY 5.-Fhe Senate and Assembly
held short SESSIONS to-day. Tic Senate not having
quorum merely ordered bills to third reading. None
If any, general interest were acted upon. The Assembly
had barely quorum, and almost equally limited !I
,ts uorl. resolution prc-cnted by III Lang, asking
Congress to repeal the BauLrurt law was passed by
largo rira soce vote mr. Maynard attempted 10 With
draw from the Committee Ways and Means ais CON
current resolution for the reduction OF the salaries %
member. Of the Legislature from 9l500 to II 600, but
,ras rafod by vote of 10 "a 10 The most amusing
rot az short debate on The resolution yOcner0u5
declaration y Mr. Suinos that he did not think his SER
vices 10 the stats were Oycrpad hr Hustled enucaVOIcd
"a Obtain vote on his resolution for the appointing mt
Of commission by tho Governor TO Investigate the sys
tenn of insurance but objection made and 1t was not
considered.
The discovery Of oproducng territory IN the south
western y1-t Of Ncw-York has apparently stimulated
The formation OF pipeline companies month ago Two
bill, INCORPORATING PIPE line companies were introduced
ono OF " hch intends 10 construct nnc from ChtGuEs
C,mty TO New York and the other line ir0m IN, came
county IA Rualo To-day another bill ol This ,hda'te
wa. introduced b. Senator bradley II proFld" Tor tHe
,ncorporation OF the "NevY0rk and Western Pipe Com
many" which has a. ita incorporates the t0lo"ihS'
f. H. Brown, ". =. Burdun, T. b. Merrali' j. " tohh'r'
II W. kdsit W Tollett, and Abel GciHon. Ire com
pony is authorized to lay pipe through TIE
counties Of ChautauGua, Eiic. Cattamusis, Allie
guuy, Livingston. Gcncscc, Monloc stcuneh' 'he-
nuuc Schuyler, Wyoming, Tompkus, Iiog'.' bFo"me'
Cl,ugugo. D.luyaS', sullivan, Orange. R'chlahd'
Westclrsfer Queens, Kings and Now-foik.
The bi for lnc repeal OF the law authorizing Ihc pur
ciI.se OF an 'xPcayr parade Si9l li l"r na'.'lei
GuaId on TIE Ha,irm Rycr WAC ordered to thiu f,ao
A. fft l.. i..t A. lt
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THE ILLINOIS WHISKY RING.
FPFOETS OF THE WFsIERMAN PARTY TO OBTAIN
CoNTROL OF THE PRINCIPAL FEDERAL OFFICES
IN TIE STATE.
lRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.l

CoNTROL OF THE PRINCIPAL FEDERAL OFFICES
IN THE STATE.
lRY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIRUNEl
TLKIy, H., May G.-ThO PcEin Whisky
Ring notorious throughout the country for the part 1t
Ia rlsyrd in defrauang the Government out Of millions
Of dollars yet Notwithstanding the fact that heavy III
di,tments are hanging over all rs leaders ior the most
gigantic sw lng in the West these same leaders are
~ i, time aborne uru0usy in their efforts to secure
control Of the collectors Office Of this district ana the
pckiu and rloUn:ngton Post-Onces md within the last
Tow ,l,vs II hg, been asccraiuci that their political
ryr has 10und it, wayo Chicago, the RINGS or the Two
cities Dtrrinz INTO compact to throw some 81 the
otr.pl.rs out OF political power ana secure the ap
n,irftuf OF in,sp directly in sympathy win the move
mont ~ tho Ring NunhcrlrsS letters have been written
n ti,r proper authorizes az Washington characterized
,y ~ most sau diplomacy aud elmer written or o.
rscrd hv n0i. rans who had succeeded III cnSuug inc
ro0pcrai ION ofmcn 81 influence from various portions oil
r Stf,r bat Fortunately the authorities IN time dsctr
t,ippd that the notorious Wp-tefmau was secretly
m the head of the movement, ana u was hc
In fact who Was directing the entire work II Inc klng
ma rr,ptfd m its programme, hs n very nearly dlu
I.pl- Palmer was nave been relieved ~ Postmaster
of chicago Col McrYIman Collector or TIE Eighth DIS
trir Gen Dck as Postmaster al Bloomington, me Hon
i Y Roe rs United StayS Marshal az springfield rs Wen
~ the holders Of q number OF other important Offices III
the state. particularly III the central pouitns. Inc
lii.itprrs tlt hy the Government 10 look the matter
nm and ascertain If possible If such fi1uds existed IN
-. Ina A. bad been ported to the Government by the
Wc.t.rman Ring. found out the game Htiie 700 carry
Tor inc tlrou hungry politicians VINO we're s'iug
hard TO carry their Hoycmrut - a successful ISSUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
,1-erpAIIAN AFFAIRS.

CAV FRANCIsCo, May 5.-The steamer Zeal
a,1i, from New South Wales, brings the following
ncvs The Ministry went out on vote OF want OF con
Adence and Mr. ParIc who moved IL, loon 'no OH'1o ~
va. General Is the Hon. Mr.. Sam
- -, ,,ti.tod The mail contract with the Pdclhc
Nail Compopy in concert with Thomas Russell OF New"
zaaI,nd The new Ministry reelected ana business
Of Parliament proceeded with The country sohelahs
a ta, ,i.itea with copious rains, and the dfoun Is
everk where considered terminated. , t.o,ootiop
ViStoa la, e issue OF Free Trade against
fairiv raised bv the Government at schasal ,
Floods Al Bnlarat have been very desuuo''' ~ f-NP
ertv but there Is no lOss OF HE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07

When a man reaches the top OF q star ana ma
attempts to make more step mSher ,ne tit
is as perpleXlng II he had attempted " AoA k ~
wasn't there OIL city Gail
Music has a wonderful power over tne pas ~.
s,ono The man who couldn't set tuD gu. h,.n9
a. ,e catch rain-wAter for his wife without
in Tnost profane way stood for half an hour ~ Ie
itiont an umbrella and listened 70 the lnihsuoI p
W. ibe hoel piazza with face In doclls Iepose-iDAn
bury NEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
THAT AMAZING GEDNEY GRAND Jury

IT0DI INt IT '7-I 'I7I ~ t7''73 q >.
The Grand jury HAS performed but half Its
duiy Let it now perform the other hdli by promptly
dctlng the officers VI tue companies Who, b. Issuing
Iasc OF incomplete reports, Induced widows and orphans
and other innocent parties a. buy their stock az two
three times what u worth and mdct also those
VINO circulate false rumOrs with regard TO the formation
of a coal combination, who cause false impression
with regard the market price or coal by fictitious
ton sa les IA the interest O stock gambling clique.
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FRI INSURANCE IN 1876.
ABSTRACT o. am KEPOn or IIE INSURANCE 80
PEEINTFNDLNT.


AIrayy. Nav John i. Smyth, Insurance
Sur.rin icndrnt has issued the introduction TO Part
/ of the report for the present year OF the InSnf-
gnce Department. gi-mg summary Of the bust
nes. of fire and marine companies for 1875. The
gross assets OF the fire, fire marine ana marine IA
sruce COMPANIES OF Tins country doing business IN tho
STATE on Dec 81 1876 were $1302iD,6j7 b. 1hrJo!nt
stock companies OF this state return s5o25@,6I0 d
stock companies OF other States S67, s64s7l Il; tie
Ncw-Yor. mutuals $3s2.206 Al and other hiai' ih''
tuals - 7l3s54 % Tie liabilities Of these companies
excepting scrip and capital. aggregate TJf'o"Io'- %
NcyYork stock companies report Tl3T1ls3" - "'her
State stock companies, F227S70S3 % NeWh"fh STATE
muiuas S26s 2Og - other state mutuals sN@5'''' "
The whole amount Of scrip Liabilities Is Tl''Vo'-o ~
and Of capital, 35GG23,4i0.
The income for the year aggregates FJCioZ'io0 u
Tie excess o. income over expenditures was 54'33'-
GOO AZ Fifty-scvcn companies appear to have eX-
pended Ss7G4Os n more than they received IAe nIe
ur.uus received were Sl735O.Sjl 10; the fire losses
paid - $50 207 50 fire losses incurred S0OiI4oS %.
The estimated amount Of expenses for the transaction Of
this business f.. given at sJ5l2,1Ol 81 which, II added
IN The incurred Iosscs and the total taken from tie pre-
MUM receipts leaves an apparent net prom "i F-''"
POI o.. 49,, hot
show lpss Of SI2I $50 62 81 companies OF Otti oIttS
loss OF 80 O $50 g3. companies OF Otncr tOufHrA
loss 0f ~ O55 The amount or ure Il-A- i-t' IA
I@75 Wss ~ 73e qg357s; In 1916, S-,'J3''Ho' - ~
falling on Of c2O3,39b5bl me an an ~ u" los In --6
inland risks written IN 1870 was flb|'5i 10 IL ~
-I,tg ON6 IL IAN increase OF e2f,f2ElSo Inc nun
IRE losses incurred Ia risks written l. Representa- ~ -
decimal 80 The ratio vi losses to premiums - o' 80
me total number Of these companies authorized 10 40
business IN New York. March 49, 1917 - 60 Marns
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The natural color Of this superior tooi covering "a soft
brown upon which amuutude Of chafte dos printed
usual 1t il n0isoeas, impryUua 10 osture and
does not accumulate DUST Itnever shnks s@c Ike oil
CLOTH aud ny far the best manufactured Al
Grcsss carpet dealers keepit Is called LNOLgUM which
name the back Of every squsre yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
Imnor.ed Natural Mineral Waters.

SCld bY al ElO,Drs, UuEgiSis' &c.
RVDfLE'RS PURE, sparkling Wdfer TOT taDie uso.
HUNYApI JtSOs. Best natural apertnL
Genuine only with agents nime1CC ULLAGH Co., N. Y
labels.
HUNYAu JAS9s.-As laxative prefer the Hunya4 IgGos
ana every other mineral wafer ana Tor the following
reAsCns The small taste unpleasant ~ acs
promptly docs OpIross tho stomach, GCCs not grippe.
ant it Is efficient
j. MARION snis. N. D., NeW.YOrK.