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The alarm of fire turned In at G:tb o'clock
Sunday evening, was for q chimney fire. cor
nor Of Monroe and Third streets, Carrollton.
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nj. Il, Byrne & Co. desire especially tn call
attention to the extraordinary advantages which
they offer to ready money purchasers Of all
kinds OF dry goods.
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office Of the Hope Insurance Company
Of New Orleans. No. 27 Camp street. NeW, Or
the tenth day Of December, 1877, by the stock
holders of this Company. the following gentle
men were unanimously elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
JOHN ]. ADAMS. LOUIS BUSH.
w. ALEX. GORDON. j. DENIS,
2. MALpCHHE, HENRY ABRAHAM,
II. LABORDE, H. l. NAVRA,
FL. PEYCHAUD.
At meeting OF the Directors, held on the
twenty-frst instant, Mr.. H. PEYCHAUD was
unan mpusly re- elected President and Mr.. JOHN
1. ADAMS Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT,
jazz 3t Secretary
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-I WILL SELL 1850 ACRES OF
Taumany parish, La. fine cattle and sheep
range, good for farming purposes and of easy
access 10 the river. very low For further par
Pike. La jail
L1OR SALE-THE ONE-STORY FRAME
Il slated Dwelling No. 112 Dauphne street, be-
tween St. Louis and Toulouse containing six
rooms. with n two-story brick kitchen. contain
ing I've rooms will be sold low. Apply to J. j.
BURK HARDT 297 Cont street. de23 I'm
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BOAR q.

SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING COMFORT
- ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board, by the day. week or
month. bysapplying at the elegant private rest
dence No, 146 Carondeiet street. Parties in
search of nome comforts will find this rare
opportunity. A fine bathroom also attached to
the house. References EXCHANGED. js2a q
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rEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE IN STORE.

81 BARRELS EXTRA W. 4. LARD OIL.
"a De barrels LINSEED OIL.
30 barrels HEADLIGHT OIL. 17b'.
oh barrels WEST VIRGINIA OIL. 2ao.
AZ barrels ALUM.
30 barrels choice VARNISH.
20 tons pure WHIf LEAD .
100 gross PAIN IERf' bRUs HE'S, assorted.
30 barrels VENETIAN RED.
100 cases COLORS In OIL.
1000 boxes French and American WINDOW
GLASS.
~ ' SAINT, M. TODD,
issa At rs Magazine street.
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XTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
If required Address 400 Dnuphins street jazz 1T
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Tin to December oil. 1877.

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY, |
UP to December oil, 1877.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Fire premiums .S2G6 ssf %
Marine premiums -.-..-... "a $50 a.
River premiums .........4. 2g24e on
Total premiums ,.-... s3so. 75o 4s |
Less
Premiums on Hnexpfred
Risks Neutrality-suspicious.. 1856 O57 6G
Return premiums .......-.. 1880 IL
Reinsuranees .........-.... 20742 So 800 70
Net earned premiums ...,...... 1851 ,7s8 rs |
Add interest and salvages ..-.... Al. 1913 Cd
1903 500 20 |
Deduct
Fire losses s66,t17 81
Marine losses 17.722 90
River losses 900 1880 s5- 500, AGO 10
Rebate &C.. II per cent -.... 4e,ase o.
General expenses --,..,.... 34.214 DC
State and city taxes and
license. ..... ...-........,- 10,242 10
BOARD of Underwriters. $3.50 90 1et.t7e 45
Profit for the year 7-.-..t..... s1oa.415 81
Deduct
Profit and loss ..-..--..--.. ss.6O6 "a
Dividend June
3d. 1877 ...-... $25 900 90
Dividend. De-
eember 81. 1877 49, 900 90 10000 90
Balance. ..... ........-...-- 300 So 10a,A5 81
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY AT THEIR
MARKET VALUE.
Cash In bank ................ s5e.oe5 7s
Real estate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1895 II
United States Go Id Bonds.
| New Orleans City Rail
| road Company, Jackson
| and Great Northern Rail
| road Company list mort
| gage bonds, Bank and
Insurance stocks and
| Louisiana State Consols l95sao ~
l. Bills receivable flor pre-
| miumsl Observation-Disclosures. 1t.429 %
First mortgage notes and
| pledge notes .-..---,.,. lG6,523 RI
| Premiums in course of col
| lection ...-........-..- 1920 94-ss1p ,se5 A6
The above statement Is u true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
]. TUYEs President
j. W. HINCKs. Secretary
| Sworn to aud subscribed before me, this six
teenth January, A. d. 1878.
| JOHN LAREsCHE.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held
| on the tenth instant 1t was resolved to pay the
semi annual interest DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT on the capital shock TO the stockholders,
or their legal representatives, on and after the
tenth instant. .-z.,...
J. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
New Orleans January 1s, 1878,
DIRECTORS:
| Ernest Merilh II. Galy.
Charles Iatite Ant. Carriere,
Charles e. Schmidt jules Aldige.
i Charles J. Leeds. w. A. Bell
D. Fatjo Pierre PoutZ,
A. Schneider. jules Tuyes.
ia 10
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
Corner CarondeIet ami Common streets
and Branch. No. CD Canal street, mean
i the Custom House, North side.
The only places In the city where this eele
brated milk can DO procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Alderney
Milk and Buttermilk at cents per glass. re-
ceved daily on Ice, via Jackson Railroad. from
the famous Areola Dairy Farm Said stock Ia
from the we'll known Fowler's importations OF
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept or. hand, Mead, Soda, Yichy. Min.
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COPARTNE RSHIpS.

n COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY AS
~ sOCIATED in the Carriage Mannfaeturing
Business my. son-in-law, OWEN SULLIVAN.
SCHWARTZ 81 co. la1 Inn
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Messrs. NJ. I. Byrne & Co will close out their
whole stock OF coaks AID shawls at less than
half of former prices.
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At q regular meeting Of the Board OF Direc-
tors. held on the fourteenth Of January, 1873. 1t
was
RESOLVED to pay ON DEMAND the follow
ing dividends:
l. AN INTEREST DIVIDEND OF TEN PER
CENT for the year ending December 81. 1877, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
@ DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT to stock
holders on the amount of their NET earned
participating premiums for the year ending
December 81, 1877. in addition to the rebate or
anticipated dividend Of Is per cent already re-
ceived by said stockholders on their GROSS
premiums.
2. And to carry to CONTINGENT FUND Is
per cent OF the remaining premium profits for
investment in United States government secu-
rifles according to articles Ill and of the
amended charter.
MEL MUSSON, President.
G.. LAEAUx, Secretary.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w D situation to cook. wash and iron for a.
small family. Address ID. r., 11s Gaiennie
straat iaqf az
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NANTED-By A LAUNDREss. A sITUA-
w ton either by the day or month. Can do
fine work. Address O.. this Office. ja2o 3t
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BLACK CAsHMBRE.--M t. Byrne b Go; viii
offer. on Tuesday. fifty pieces Of superior black
cashmere, forty inches wide, at the enormously
low price Of 20 cents yard. Positively THESE
rnnds are worth Be cents n yard.
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WANTED - A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w wants q situation as cook or uashwoman.
or would do both in small family. City refer
ences given. Address M. b.. Democrat Office.
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special NOttee-An persons are hereby
notified that the steamboat Tom Parker has
this dav been chartered to Mr.. Evariste Cou-
boat and owners are not responsible for any
debts which may be contracted during that
time. GUS HODGE, -
T.. ?. DELAHOUaSAYE
New Orleans. January -, 1878. Owners.
ialn 81 "a al fR7 Ia
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, q situation TO cook, wash and iron
for u small family. Address Macy r.. this
office ja3e dit
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WAN1T,E!,lDa.,BY 4, A R R, Ih W, WOMAN
small family Address 80 aaienne street.
in9Og
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NTANTED-A SITUATION. By A RESPECT
w able girl, to do hoasework and sewing for
small family. Address M K, this office.
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WAN rED-BY A HESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation as house girl Reference given
il required. Address 46 st. Thomas street, ia2z
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WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS WI FH GOOD
w references. situations. one as cook and one
as house girl; designate which Is wanted In
your application. Address ANN, Democrat
office. ja20 ut
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yNTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
w situation rs cook. in the city or country.
References given II required. Address X. s.,
care Democrat office. 1929 3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

NTAETED-A SITUATION In A WHOLE
w sale or retaiD grocery store by young man
who has had several years experience In n
country store. Willing to work for living sal
airy. Address g. K. care this office. se30tf
WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w character q situation In an Office or
wholesale house. Is not afraid Of hard work.
Best OF references furnished. Address N. H. D..
Democrat Office BslGh
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ship LEGISLATOR, Burnley master. from Nal.
aga is now dtseharging her cargo ut the foot Of
Erato street. First District. Consignees will
please make their proper ent les at the Custom,
House call at our office. pay freight bills and
attend to the receipt Of their goods on the
levee. otherwise they will be stored at their risk
and Expense. No goods delivered without an
older, and no claims entertained after the
goods have left the levee
DEfAN h CO..
ih22 1t 30 farnndhlet strnht.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0tIce-Neither the captain, ewuers NOR
the undersigned agents OF the British steam-
ship LEGISLATOR. Burey raster. from NAL
aga. will be responsible for any debts contract
cd by the crew of said vessel.
ia11 at TfTDAN n 90.
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the Custom House, North side.
The only places In the city where this oee
brated milk can DO procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Attorney
MIX and Buttermilk, at s cents per glass. re-
eeived daily ON Ice, via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous Areola Dairy Farm. Said stock is
from the we'll known Fower's importations Of
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept on hand Mead, Soda. Viehy. Min
eral Waters Homemade Pies and Pastry.
aas 1vEtbr
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MANAGER
w desires position as manager or overseer
on sugar plantation. Would accept moderate
salary References given. Address Box Cos.
pnatnffine. 1920
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The foregoing is a true and correct transcript
from the books of the New Orleans Insurance
Association. MEL. MUSSON, President.
G. LANAUx. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans. )
Sworn to and subscribed before me, notary
public. this fifteenth day of January, 1878.
G. LEGARDEUR. JR, Notary Public
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once Of the New Orleans Insurance
Company, corner of Canal and Camp streets
New Orleans. January TO- ts7s-At meeting o
the board OF directors. held this day. 1t was, re
solved p Pay thg Ta interet ay
to the stockholders or their legal representa-
tives, on and after MONDAY, the 14th inst
ia1l tfe1 j. w. HINCKS Secretary.
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SITUATIONS vEANTEn-FEMAL
saovernesses, Companions, etc.

w woman. n situation tn cook In q private
family. Best of references given. Apply at No.
1T ST. Joseph street. ja22 ut
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Safety Steam HOSTS

FOR BLAST FURNACES, in use by
Iaughlin q Co.. Pittsburg Penn.
Stewart Iron Company. sharon. Penn.
Crowther Iron Company. New Castle, Penn.
IOohel Rolling Mill Company. Harrisburg Penn.
Evorsop, KNAPP Company, Fountain Mills, Penn.
Etna Iron Company. w-Castle, Penn.
Crown Point Iron Company. Grown Point N. Y.
olcott Iron Manufacturing Company, Albany n. Y
FallkiIl Iron Company. Ponghkeepsie. N. Y.
Henry Burden 4 sons, Troy. " Y.
westeman Iron Company. sharon. Penn.
Dewey, Vance 4 Co. Wheeling W. Va
Wheeling Iron and " all Company, Wheeling, W. Va
Belmont Nail Works Company. Wheeling. W. Va
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Facts and Statements.

CLIFTON SPRINGS SANffARIUA, Chiffon spring. ~ l.
uaya Is7l saturday d M The operator aud twelve ~
den had started rom see"nd MOOT % rom the @nIae 10
which had been IN use OVrf Io yo'ls'
rovornoT sppisl he 6rTs tho sairy4m and arrested
it. when the other cable from ihe INT in doing so lett
tbs sastyock naws me- they acted nstantaneolssy and
ans held the car saiet The whole distance the
car 1--we feet Fix IN, hes tng Ot,O a 9
9Gef The wSor party was ,ae landed on the hoor they
started frOm ami soon AZ Cables "oio ieP"NN"'
In medlateiy resumed
COLGATE & Co, Jersey CITY, ~ j.
Sept. o. 1879. White Platform was COMING uo"n iopo
parted psws acted Instantly avlhs the 'eS Vi man
and three boys.
T. STEWART CO.. wh9lTsAle' Hroa"""' Dn' N''u' 3D.
M, ,., o,,, nere in January 1872 stated TO OF
us that he started az fifth one Of the OTIS Eeys
platforms with heavy load when tnS rope and Was @
moyaDy held by the pa and Tatches until rope was re-
y,r -, nost cont unons use 1867 ana since
1865 and the ropes repeatedly parted no one had eyer
been juet by platform falling nor had any PLATFORM ~
nom breaking Of iho ropes . any other cause. ,,
Ali above elevators still in worsing satisfactorily
WHITING YOUNG & WARREN, 4i3 TO 427 West alst-'fp
NY
ro 10 ,eea The ,vrc rome on the I'd machine" parted
suddenly the platform beng the fourth no3I about f0rt
the bottom and having on u ~
and two boys win Soile io"aiiib' Inv P
and no harm done
n APPLETON 4 CO.. 551 broadway, N. Y.
oc "A Ia7I Thi. afternoon while platform az sixth
floor seventy feet from botton tne d1pe n feet
wn ssn Snpea by The safety Gallagher the pOr
ter was on the platform at the time.
BRUNER BUILDING. ia wOOster-'t, n y
Aug 81 1873 Platform. when seyentyn fest ilo pot
tom loaded with sD5 s,orm STOPPED instantly with
hardly any percopupio JH
J. WILCOX & Co. West Meriden, Conn.,
Dec 10 1871 They wute January n. 1872 ave
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graphed for the place Of just broken
We had The elevator IN six years and this Is the ur
time the rope has broken each time was heavily loaded
but the safety appanee in every case worked 70 DIGESTION
GRAND UNION HOTEL. 42d-st and ith-ave. NY
Sept /, 1873 Belt passenger engine broke The car
being injured but the belt.
p LoRILLARD & Co, 50 woos,er-st.. N. Y.
Aug O. lS7i rope brooks while platform was doscendns
and stories Om bottom with box OF goods and
platform. Pawed At once
PRESCOTT HOUSE. Broadway and sprngst. Ny.
March 25 1875 About to-day, after operator had
taken top floor and was reiurng inc wire rode
drum applied the brake and stopped and securely
held tho car 13 LEV 3pe ss a S aop
had since elevator WAS put up in July 1862
JAMES MYER & CO., SIS Broadwav.N Y.
Sent 30 1854 broke this morning hare
Dn az he %S sH Es ss hnS s
ie about twenty feet nom bottom NO damage was
GSS AZ" same s elevator Sill doing satisfactory work
Messrs Kayne spring. Dale & Co.. present occupants
p LoRILLARD 4 CO. 10 Chsmbors-st. N. Y
June H. 1872 While platform at top iOOr. with 1000
pouDds on, rope broke. The paws acted and platform
stopped Instantly
PLACE g CO. 1874 Front-st, NY
April 49, 1878. Have used wire on elevator for two
tween third ana fourth floors, coming down. with two
and 800 pounds G2ne1 o. ssddshly 1TSke 1tar
JONES co. 40 BrOOmest, Ny.
June o. 1874 While taking mp light load Of two barrels
OF -four lifting rope broke about minength the platform be
ing nearly two street. but stopped AZ
Mr. highly delighted and prepared to certify his
satisfaction With elevators quality and safety Rope In
nearly four years.
TIFFANY & CO, SO and IS Princest Ny.
Feb 90 1873 Elevator platform third floor coming
down lot Of sawed dogwOod and two on when the
lifting rope broke but nothing injured except the rope
the Of the safety paws and ratchets instantly arreSng
and holding the platform
CONRAD STEMS BREWERY, 52i West 57th-st.. NY.
MAY - 1876 Platform about 20 feet nom cellar floor
loaded with kegs weighing 100 los each when rope
in years suddenly broke The platform stepped AZ hrst
set OF ratehes not keg being Displaced All safe hubhns
usual soon rope was replaced
WEsTERBERG, JEFFERSON 4 Co, 58thst ana Iltn
ave, N. y. a.,
January 8. ls76whe using elevator this m9rnins' IN
one on the hitting rope broke near The oSernssa
but platform or man cnsed inc saiev "pPh
ance acting INSTANTLY
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Otis Standard Hydraulic
Elevators.

We have now under contract, or have lately
completed, the Standard Hydraulic Elevator IN
the following buildings:
Boreel Building, 113, 115, III and 119 Broad
way, -four.
Morse Building Nassau-st.. cor Beekman two).
Stock Exchange Building, BrOad-st.
Stats Zeitung Building.
Imperial Fire ms. Co., Pine-st.
Charter Oak Life ms. CO.. 40 and AZ broadway
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., 81 Broadway.
Charter Oak Life ms. Co., 10 and 81 Broad-st.
Stern Brothers store, West 23d-st., (two).
Coleman House, Broadway and 27th-st.
Geo. SIoane's store. 32d-st. and Broadway.
Aitkin, Son & Co., 1sth-st. and Broadway.
Bradsh johnson Building, 21st-st. and Broadway.
Florence" Apartment House, Ed. Mathews, 4th-
ave. and 1sth-st., (six)
Edward Clark's do, 7th-ave., 55th and 56tb-sts.,
(twol
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Arnold, Constable q Co.. New York, tfourI.
Astor House. New-YOrk.
Barnums City Hotel, Baltimore.
j. q 8. Bernhemer, New-York.
Chamber Of Commerce. st. LOUIS
Clarendon House. New.YOrk.
Corcoran Buiidiug. Washington.
Drexel Building New-YorK, (twol
Eutaw House. Baltimore.
Gait House. Louisville
Gilsey House, New.YOrk.
Grand Union Hotel, SARATOGA (twOl.
Grand Central Hotel New-York.
]. & O. Johnston. New.York.
Buckingham HoIel New-York.
Lord & Taylor, New-York, (twO).
Masonic Temple New-York.
Maxwell House, Nashville, Tenn.
Empire Building New.York.
Mt Sinai Hospital New.York, three.
Monatt Building. Detroit
Newhan House, Milwaukee,.
Niagara Falls aud Clifton s. B. Co.. Niagara Fails.
Occidental Hotel San Francisco
Palmer House, Chicago, (twol
Powers Building. Rochester, (two).
RossmOre Hotel, New.York
seamen's Savings Bank. New York, (two).
VIM. Semple, Allegheny City.
Singer Building St Louis.
w. q J. S,osne, New.YOrk.
A. T. Stewart & Co, New-York, Ncur).
ST. Charles Hotel. New. Orleans.
st. Louis Mutual Life Building. ST. Louis.
ST. Nicholas Hotel New.York
Turner Building. New.York. two.
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"Belan do, 26th-st and 4th-ave.. o. Ottendor-
fer, -four.
"Boston,D do, 59th-st, c. Robert Peters.
CoryelPs do, 81 East 21st-st.
JIM. Tallman's do, 81 West 53d-st.
ia. Bostwick's private house, 61st-st. and oth-
ave.
EN-. Dickinson's private house, Oh East 3ith-st'
J.H Burton's private house, 434 5th-aye'
Colgate g. Co.'s new building Jersey City'twol'
Hotel Cluny, Boston
Hotel Huntington, Boston.
Free Public Library, Worcester. Mass.
Holyoke House, Holyoke. Mass.
Windsor House, Hoyoke, Mass.
Hotel Kenmore, Albany, NY.
Jno. G. Myers's Building, Albany. N. Y
Produce Exchange, Toledo, Ohio
National Botel, Washington
J. o. Evans Washington.
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Union Iron Works Company, Sewburg. ONO
Hubbard Iron Company, Hubbard ONO
BeI'siro Nall Works. Iiollalrc, ONO
Norton Iron Works, Ashland, Ky.
Shelby Iron Company, shelby Iron WORKS Ala
Rising Pawn IrOA Company. Rising Fawn. ia
Minerva Furnace Company. Milwaukee WIS.,
Pennsylvania steel Company. Harrisburg. Penh'