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New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
LOSSES BY THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
TIE WORKINGS OF THE TREATY 10 BIZ FULLY EX-
PLAINED BY SECRETARY SHERMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEi


Planned BY SECRETARY SHERMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TMg TRIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Secretary Sherman has
caused to be prepared for his forthcoming report
very full statement of the workings of the reci-
prOcity treaty with the Sandwich Islands When
the treaty was discussed in executive ses-
sion IN the Senate, he made a speech
against its ratification, on the ground that
the United States icould not afford the loss
which the proposed reciprocity would cause. He now
finds, upon investigating the subject, that he was
right IN predicting that in pecunlary the
United States would lose heavily by the treaty.
The Secretary has collected all the details of our
commerce with the Sandwich Islands. and will pre-
sent them in full. In summing up he finds that for
the first year under the treaty the duties RENTED
by the United States were in round numbers
$165 900 greater than the invoice price of all the
free goods from the United States to the
Sandwich Islands. The total amount
articles alone was $1.125,O0O, while the
total value of the goods exported 10 the Sandwich
Islands from the United States was only 5000 600.
For the year ended January l, 1873, the United
States RENTED duties to the amount of SS300OO,
while the total value of all goods exported from the
United States to the Sandwich Islands for the same
time was only SS1 . 900 greater than for the year
before the treaty was ratified. In other words the
duties remtted by the United States for the time
indicated amounted TO $4,000 more than the total
invoice value of the increased importatiOns by the
Sandwich Islands from the United States.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
ANEWGkAND ARMY HALL.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-The dedication OF
tbe new quarters OF Wilson Post No l.
Grand Army of the Republic, took place tonight.
Tie quarters are in the Ralto building ana consist
Of n ball and reception ROOM The hail Is
100 by 80 feet. and Is Beautifully deco
rated with battle scenes ana 'no "t''ieu
.I.d - tho several Maryland regiments in
tbe late war. Among those present were GOvcrnor
Uartranft and AdjutantGenera Lotta' OF PennsyEana
~ ieuteuant Goyernor Robinson, OF New-fork
Mayor Iatrobe, Of Baltimore: Commander
Evans, OF the Saratoga; General Paiaer % G l ana
Gcrnoral James Tanner. OF Ncw-Nork; ray DrectOr
Rns,.i and Paymaster-ieneral Wilson, u .. N.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE CITY BUDGET.

ESTIMATES OF THE COST OF GOVERNING THIS CITY
NEXT YEAR-A REDUCTION IN THE AMOUNT.
The estimates of the departments and Off
GERS this city regard to the cost OF supporting their
several offices during 1870 have just been put In print
They would have been formally submitted to the Board
Of Aldermen yesterday II there had been quorum pres
eDt Al examination of the estimates shows that the de-
partment- are AZ submitting the popular demand
for "A more economical government. wear ego they
asked S}l S4O2 2S2 aud obtained S3OO79077. This
year they ask Tor only S3O,64l7O5 IL. Below Is a
itbuated statement of the appropriations desired for
la1N aud those granted for lsIs:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
beer and mash and thirty gallon, of whissey and mada

beer and mash and thirty gallons Of wbiskey and mada
several arrests
In advance Of the issue OF formal exequaurs the State
Department has given orers for the provisional recog
milton OF the following gentlemen representatives OF
Uruguay M the the United States: Wentworth j.
WrauehtOn as Vice-COnsul at New-Y0rk, WIN. A Mur-
chin, YceCOnsu at Calais Me-, and John William Grace
Consul at san Francisco
The United States Circuit and District Courts VIII
meet in Alexandria, Va. next Tuesday. Among the
cases on rhe docket that OF G.. W. c. Lee Kaugan,
commonly known as the darlington case" hr. W. VII
l0ughby leading counsel for tue Government, has sgn
fed that his Side will be ready to go 20 trlal
Whether General Lees counsel will be ready or not
nnI knnWn
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS for tie past - hours.


WASHINGTON, Nov. %, L a. m.-Last night
from midnight to morning severe storm developed on
Middle Atlantic Coast Increasing In energy II has ex'
tended rorthward The isobare OF twentynine inches
includes the coast from Cape MAY to Boston The
barometer IL falling most rapidly IN Name; falling t
the northwest and rapidly rising la the SOuth Auahlo
states General rain har fallen in the Middle states,
Lower Lake region and New England; elsewhere clear
or partly cloudy weather has prevailed. The ttmtrd-
ture has rising IN New England and west oil the Mis-
sssippi Hyer elsewhere II has tlIcn Southern Wluas
prevail west OF the Mississippi RIVER wesiery IN the
Southern States nOrheasterly In the Middle SIaes;
nOrtheastefly III Ncw-Eugland.
Indications
For New England, cloudy, rainy weather; north-
eately winds backing to westerly; stationary or lower
temperature; falling, followed 10y rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly clOhdy weather
rain aras followed By clearing weather; colder west
erlY winds high pressure. ,-, =, ,,.
the temperature win remain above freezing In the
canal region.
Storm Signals
Cautiouary signals continue at Newliayen Scw,Lnn-
don Newport WOOUs Hole Boston, Portland EhStP1ri'
CauOnary OffshOre signals continue at nnlthbHe; WI
mington, Macon Cape Lookout, cape Haiie'as My
Iawk Cape Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore i@WeS' Shpc
MAY Atlantic CITY, Barnegat, Sandy liooh' new iorA'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

crumbling remains despoled OF whatever that was val
liable they contained. The treasure mostly 0rna
ments of silver. which were packed in trunks aud
shipped westward by the Erie Canal. Near Syracuse
the robbers entered piece OF woods and me ted
their silver into bars. Proceeding thence TO New
York, they converted II INTO c0sh and departed
for the South aud West. No arrests were ever made.
One Of the being very i'll within year after toe
robbery, confessed TO minister and when he recovered
went California Another heard from long after
ward Paris where be arrested for participation
In burglary. Still another is said by The Albany
Times be living to-day the southwestern part OF this
Stale, where he Is considered respectable old
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGToS. Thursday Nov. %, 1878.
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan yesterday
amounted to 81 020.s0O
The subscriptions nAe per cent loan to-day
amounted to 81 l,l6s7O0.
Professor Morton OF the Institute OF Technology, in
Hoboken N j. Is experimcntng with electric lights un
der che pces of the Lighthouse Board, with view
10 adopting thonew system in the lighthouses.
The Revenue raiding party operating in Calhoun and
Cleburue Counties Ala, had seized 90 the 10th inst
seven stilhOuses five coDper stills, 5000 gallons OF
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
ADVERTISING PATRONAGE.

As to advertising patronage, what the news
paptrs say about themselves does Ibcn little good
harm. Advertisers tell In very short time which
The most valuable for their purpOseA ana
II is rule that the having the most ad
ycrS ng patronage il the one that deserves II most
Ncw-YOrk firm Of secdsmCn few years snce requested
state In whaI paper they saS the adNtr
tisement OF the firm which induced them 10 buy. Tney
aid 81 and the Cerd overwhelmingly IN favor Of
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Dry goods merchants are sad
TO have fOuud The Herald most valuable and The bOrd
has had almost monopoly OF auction sales Tor many
wears This III lesser degree, extends 10 almost all
newspapers having their specially to greater or
extent
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TIIDFN'S PAIL

ITOW INf BTuIIItUVFV = y I''T0I IFtT III.I'I
Samuel j, IIlden, in our eyes, has long been
the ideal Cf what best aud most Ie>slye In Amer
can politics. II was hard TO believe that such man
would enga ge IN AN effort bribe Returning Boards
even to secure a right. have waited until all iEC
evidence was In, hoping tuat some part OF II might
fairy constructed TO eNOnerac hun. But now
we must lnve up unless there yet unexpected Dc
yeopmeais in his favor must admit that the pitCh
and smirch him TOO deep To commend him Tot
honest mems votes In the future. -
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
HOW SAITONsTALL GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.
FTola The Rl,tgl EncAina Trarelifr iReDD

The most significant point In his letter j.
Mr.. Saltunstalls Implied admission that the CIPHER
trans alion are correct and Marble and WcDley
did fact, buy the Presidency Tor Mr. 1ildeu
lie does not confess this many words, but says II
these dispatches tcue he deeply regrets them For
an emiuenty respectable Democrat, everybody wi j.
ingy comedies Mr. SatOn5tI 10 be. deep regret II Tie
only possible feeling with regard to those terrible trans
latiOns Because there Is "if" about their being
true. THE TRIBUNE has furnished "cOnirmatiOn strOng
IA holy writ" ana Nephew PeltOn hasn't even yentured
nnnn an INDIGNANT denial
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

nanshp OF the German composer Is admitted but the
lack OF inspiration Is complained Of The work care
Luly executed under NJ Pasdeloup's direction. The
uence during Beethoycn's septuOr at movement
ebeered yenementy; the minuet OF Mozarps symphony
IN minor was enthusiastically eDeOred The violin
certo by W. j. Garcin, played by VI. Maurin, also
warmly applauded. BerOz's DamDatiOn de Faust is
having renewed run dt the ChatPet Sunday Concerts
the work was ggen for the fifteenth time IN succession
tle 81 iust
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

ANDERsON-BILL-O ON Thursday November 2l. iu Jersey
City, by the Rev. Robert Lowry, d. d., William Anderson
and Lucy b. daughter of the late Avery Bill all OF Brook
lyD, y. Y. No cards.
GOLD-sHEDD-on Thursdav evening; November II At NO
the father Of the BRIDE assisted by tbs
Rev Murray ID. d.. Cornelius b. Gold 10 Margaret
j.. edest daughter of w q. T. Shedd, ID. ID.
LATHROP- BARTLETT-In BROOKLYN, November 81. by
the Rev Henry Ward Beecher Luther H. Lahrop Jane
A
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE GILBERr TESTIMONIAL.

At a meeting held yesterday afternoon at
Wallacks Theatre Of the gentlemen interested in the
John Gilbert Testimonial. it was announced that Mr.
Lester WallacE Mr. BOucicault, Miss Eytinge Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson, Mossrs. Birch and Backus and the
companies Of Wallack', the Union Square ana the
STANDARD Theatres had consented to appear nj the
benefit II has not yet been decided exactly what dis
position shall De made OF AL Tho array of talent, but
an announcement viii be made days OF the final
arr gugcucuts.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A SOLEMN FACT. MIR. GORDON.

TI0TV INe Net' IOTN t0nlfVeTcIdL HdTeIIIRtT.
Senator Gordon has been telling the Georgia
Legislature how bid be feels because senators COnkl n
and Blame have been making speeches about the "sOhl
South" If General GORDON doesn't tell what he KNOWS
about Jhc cipher tergrams he VIII feel worse III snort
time than he does about the Northern Senator'S.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.

A novel entertainment is to be given at
Chckering Hall OH Monday and several subsequent
evenings next week. Mr. Henry B. Young promi4es 10
open "Glimpses OF the Arabian Nights" illustrating those
mage with gorgeous costumes, magnificent
tablcauX and enchanting music"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
NONSENSE FROM PARIS PAPERS.

They have just announced to grandmamma
her granddaughters engagement and suggest present
ing to her the happy man. Oh no !" says she, az
my age doesn't care 10 make new acquantances."
Madame goes into her parlOr, and finds there
her domestic with the bag Of OtobaIls in his hand.
What you doing there g. she asks " Oh Madame
knows that draw in the cOnscripron tomorrow, aud
am practising drawing lucky numberv'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
UNEASY ABOUT GLOVER.

Glover the nldiddr0H Missouri statesman,
writes tnat he VIII he WasDlnl lun IN 4 few days TO
commence "a crusade Lnderudn, tnc Director oi the
Mint LiudeTman doubtless unit for the pace
which he holGS but general princpes 1t would Oe
good thing or the ID nocratic party II Glover should
take train and 90 10 San Francisco instead "t
WASHINGTON and that the Indians should tear up tie
Pacific Railway track as as he gets there.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

From The Wilmington tDsi) EreTB ECcH'ng tDe1n)
Mr.. Tllden says that he still expects 10 be
rcnoninated by the Democratic party Tor President
This most marvellous expectation We ever heard
Of so long as M Tdcn kcs eff rt to free himself
from responsibility for certain diSreputabe acts winch
have apparently traced his nearest friends aud
advisers and to his own very door
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Certificate Of DIR. Doremus.

Angels Turkish. Roman aud Electro Baths 6I LexlDg.
t9naye are very highest perfection Of bathing Day aud
and evening Excellent hotel accommodations.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE FIRST ADEQUATE EXPLANATION.

OutdOne by The TRIBUNE Ill the reYela-
laons OF the cipher dispatches, other Newly orR
papers are running for the first news concerning
the body OF \. L. Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
OH. YES. HE COULD BE PREVAILED UPON
D.. :. ,L.L-. L.Lu.E

We have no knowledge that Mr.. 1ilden
could ever again. under any circumstances, be prrvahcd
upon 10 sacrifice hs own preferences, and become ;he
Democrat" standard-bcare IN 1880, but We do know
tnat at the present tune there Is one among the many
good and able in the Democratic party. that could
lead 1t more certainly to success.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. %, l q. m-Ihe D"'
romctcr fell nearly seyen-tentbs OF an men CURING o
rainy and partly cloudy weather. the greater part o inc
fall taking place before noon. The ten!etltuIt| | n
,i.n Tbe amonnt oi moisture IN the air Is very large
Cloudy weather with rains. followed Dy cleaIins
weather may be expected n THIS city anu N'e'n''
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER:
analyZed bread made with DOoleys Baking Pow
ontains alum other deeterOus sub
stance. r. OGDEN DoBEMUs NJ. D.. Lii d.,
Professor Chemistry and Toucoogy in the Bellevue Hosp
tai Medical College,"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MARRIED,

For washing Rnnncs clean and soft there Is nothing
equal Pyles o. r. Try it and Sold by Grocers
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
WASHINGTON.
PLANS.
ESTIMATES

ESTINfATES-RESUMPTIO PLANS.
AN OUTLINE oP THE PROBABLE PTAN FOR RE-
sUMPuoN-DECREAsED ESTIMATES FOR The
DEPARTMENTS.
The probable plan Of Resumption is outlined
In THE TRIBUNE's Washington dispatches.
This plan includes the substitution of legal
tender notes of large denominations for
gold certificates and the payment of
customs dues iii legal-tenders. The estimates
for the support of the Government for the
next fiscal year are smaller than
those submitted for the present year.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Bangs ds Co., 656 Broadway.
Will sell at an ton.

VIII sell at hu, ,I4On,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. at $50 p. m.
STANDARD and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS in History,
Poetry Romance Biography Travel and Popular Science
Also. WORKS ON MUSIC aud Musical INSTRUMENTS
ENGRAVING. PAINTING, &c, &C.
Keatins'. Cough Lozenges have no equal p the treat
Ensh M re re@e By % 0yeF 30 years
f. FoUGERA & Co, NewYOrE. Agents.
Mans Mission on EarthA thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be removed Ths
practise showing agencies will Restored Man
hood strengthened Vitality sound conditions Of HEALTH
that have been impaired by overtaxcd powers satemsnt
OF the Obstacles 10 MaIage ana OF ane in tSsTas
seGy S MayeW% a Anatomy and scienss t6 Broaway
-PaIette Club Paintings az auction. Kurtzs Gallery to
night. Il. sommervlle Auc, by Geo. A Leayitt & Go.
pos, O6ce Sotice.-rhs or endins
SATURDAY November % 1875. will close az t1is onos
on Il! WI ON w. wEbNEgDAY At II H. for
sa@s or 0T
specially addresse and At 1880 M Iof FRANCE drect o
% for Europe by Of Montreal via Queens
warted oy this steamer he specially addressedl and
a II mr. iGr sna hSTS HaSSSrs 9y os al
&C. by steamship Oder via @ ana
forwarded by this steamer must De speedily
town Germany and scotland 70 be or
% m for scotland direct bg steamship Ancboria, Ias
gov. The steamships Montana Russia Cy OF Montrs ana
way The mails Tor AsPnMau ana s9g1h Pacific ports leave
York November 90 The mails for Hayt and jamaica leave
NewYOTk November n. The tor the West lncies
Pnrto Rco and Venezuela leave NewYork November 23
malls Francisco November
The mails China and Japan leave san Francisco
DeeoA"oi '' I'll. JAMES, POsITuasJsE
Post ONCE sew.YOrE. November 10 1878
and RHssnn Re%@n Electric Snna,,s ana aPs1s Ps
Avenue Turkish closed day or night Try them
Thank giving at the Five Points Mission. .
TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL DINNER TO THE
CHILDREN Whatever remains from the dinner s dstIib
s among families the next day Exercses consisting
OF duets and choruses In the chapel AZ 800
M pipneI at m. Contributions solicited Clothing new
ar second hand and shoes grraiy needed. Address
VI '~NN BavF A. n. 81 New York,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE NEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

THE NEW-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The New-York Philharmonic Society held,
yesterday afternoon Its first public rehearsal under the
baton OF its new director Mr.Adoph Neuendorh Theie
not large audience, but considering the piu
weather the attendance might be called REASONABLY Gu
couragng There are few notable changes In the per
sonno Of the orchestra and many familiar faces were To
be noticed among the listeners The following were the
selections performed:
symphony IN u, Nc. 2..--......, --' I ann,
Concerto Pahetque.
Hem r. Bemenyi - .-,.
Aria from IL Giuramento" Aercldahte'
SIg A. Galass. -,
Beetlo'tu
NOcurne in T. fiat I ChOpn.
(O) MazuTka In Is hat J--'-''.'''''-'''.
Herr y. RgmeHyL -
from TannhaUs wagner
sig a. Galassi. -
Symphonic Poem, "Die Hunuenschact
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
6perial Notices.
A.-The Seaside Library.
Out today in CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE.
MAID ELLICE
By THEo. GIFT.
LATE ISSUES.
A.-The Seaside Library.

4o1 Maid F,ce py rheo Gift ........... 20o
- Nv NnIhrr and + nv Miss MulOck -.
42i-SOnia. BY Henry GTeylle. .lVc'
423-Sieht Side Of NewYOrk: \ Series OF sermons BY
r. De VIII IalInage- lOc.
422-Ou the Heights by BerthOld Auerbacf JJcs
42l-NOras Test BY Mary Cecil a.. Gear. bold
Henry l0c.
"a Naiiers Lover nv Victor Cherbulez Zoe.
1S-IiaheTculrt Bv Mr. Wordsworth -20c
4l7-MaclcOt BY William Black. aVc'
4lB-Comin Thru the
Ala Inheritance. BY Mary Cecil Hay. - lOc'
Captain Fifteen. BY Jules Verne list baul Oc.
4i3-Sam BY T. G. Halliburton iOc
4l2-Mrs JACK. frances Eleanor Irolope-.. lOc.
Al The That Lived. BY Mrs Eiloart ..... NC
4lO-Eugenia Grlndet. By IOnUre de Balzac. iuc'
4Og-rhe Haunted Hotel BY Wkie Collins. iOc.
aO8-F1e No. ll3. BY Emile GaDortan 2oc'
CLEAR. Handsome Type
THE ARUNDEL MOTTO. BY Mary Cecil Hay. Hand.
somely bound. CLOTH l2mo 81.
4O6-One Of tho Family James
Temple BY benjamin Disrae- 2Oc
GreYile. lOc
Tdder's Grounds BY Charles Dickens lOc
4OZ-NOt Wisely Well BY Rboda Brougb zoe
For sale by newseacrs at above prices paid
receipt Of ~ cents for lOcent numbers and 20 cents for 10
cent numbers by GEORGE MUNRO,
Nos. II 20 81 vandeWa ater ST.. New York
Auction sale of thna and Glass Continued.
DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co ----.
VIII continue the sale at THEIR OLD SrO 4, 1i7 BROAD
WAY, SATURDAY MORNING Ar 1880 O'CLOCK, bY
MessTs II. b. Hertz & sOD
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. at $3.50 p. M.
STANDARD and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS in History.
Poetry Biography Travel and Popular Science
Aso WORKS ON MUSIC aud Musical INSTRU MENTS
ENGRAVING. PAINTING. &c. &C,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

DAVIS COLLAMORE * Co.
VIII continue the sale at THEIk OLD STO f. 7i7 BROAD
WAY, SATURDAY MORNING All 1880 O'CLOCK, Oy
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

keating's Cough I0zenges have no equal D the treat
Of coughs Bronchitis hoarseness &c It the great
English remedy established by so years
sold BY all druggists. Price 80 cents. Sent by mail
Z. FOUGERA & Co, New. YOrk. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

TWENTY. EIGHTH ANNUAL DINNER TO THE
CHILDREN remains from the dinner is dstfD-
tr among needy families the next day Exercises consisting
duets and choruses IN the chape AZ 1850
m Dinner at D. Contributions solicited Clothing new
or second hand) and shoes grady neeGed ADDRESS vi,
" ~ Rev &. r. BROWN, 81 ParS at. Nev-fOrk.
Daily globe., 1878-03-18

5. MISCELLANEOUS.
Total amount of outstanding
risks Dec. 81, 1877. $106,;
Total premiums received, from
organization of company to
date. ................... s.
Total losses paid from organiza-
tion of company to date. 49,. g..
Daily globe., 1878-03-18

&c
Gross claims for losses
adjusted, and unpaid $2,422 AZ
Losses in process of adj
justment or in sus-
pense 1850 90
Losses resisted, includ-
ing interest and ex-
penses. ......... 1850 90
Net amount of unpaid losses. :. s
Amount required to safely rein
sure all outstanding risks. -.
All other demands sgainst the
Company, viz. 49,.
Total liabilities, except capi-
tai and net surplus. ........
Joint stock capital paid up in
cash .................
Surplus beyond capital. ........
Aggregate liabilities, including
paid up capital and surplus.
8. INCOME. 1877.
Daily globe., 1878-03-18
4. EXPENDITURES, 1877

Gross amount paid for
losses es....... 54S0 2S3 IS
Deduct salvage and
insurance " 5153 &c
Net amount paid for losses ....... S475, $3.50 OF
Salaries Of officers, clerks and other
employees Observation-Disclosures. 30,4G2 81
Paid for commissions and brokerage 1876, ,2O9 81
Amount paid for State, national and
local taxes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854 81
All other expenditures. ......... "a, 904 SO
Aggregate cash expenditures
during the year. r............. 5756, ,9s1 62
Daily globe., 1878-03-18
q. BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA, 1877.

Amount of risks taken .. S950,1 l3
Amount of premiums received. 1880 ~
Amount of outstanding risks in
Minnesota at end of year. o56.5eO 0O
Amount of losses paid .......... 1891 "a
Amount of losses incurred, claimed
and unclaimed ed......... 1926 81
Daily globe., 1878-03-18

STATE OF MINNESOTA. }
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
Whereas, The Northern Insurance Com
pany of the State of New York, has fled in
this department. a sworn statement exhibiting
December 31st, 1877, and has otherwise fully
complied with the requirements of the insur-
ance laws of this State.
Now Therefore, I, A. II. McGill, Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Minnesota, do
hereby certify that the above named Company
is fully empowered, through its authorized
agents, to transact its appropriate business of
Fire Insurance in this State, according to the
laws thereof. until the 3lst day Of January, A.
D. 1879,
Witness my hand and official seal this 20th
day of February 1873.
A. r. McGILL,
1pauropco
Daily globe., 1878-03-18
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
OF INSURANCE

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
Whereas, The Commercial Union Assurance
Company of the Kingdom of Great Britain, has
filed in this Department sworn statement ex-
hibiting its condition and business for the year
ending December 3lst, 1877 and has otherwise
fully complied with the requirements of the
insurance laws of this State.
Now therefore, !, A. Il. McGill, Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Minnesota, do
hereby certify that the above named Company
is fully empowered, through its authorized
agents, to transact its appropriate business OF
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State,
cording to the laws thereof, until the 3lst day
of January, a. D. 1879.
Witness my hand and official seal this Goth
day of February, 1878.
a. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
Daily globe., 1878-03-18

4. EXPENDITURES, 1877.
Gross amount paid for
losses. ............. S81, ,45O O9
Deduct salvage and
insurance. ........... 1,197 "a
Net amount paid for losses. $500. $780, rs
Cash dividends actually paid. 10000 10
Salaries of officers, clerks and other
employees ...................... 1s,1s7 80
Paid for commission and brokerage 2s,373 81
Amount paid for State, national
and local taxes ............ 1922 Sc
All other expenditures, viz:........ 1864 SO
Aggregate cash expenditures
during the year. s15O,141 IS
Daily globe., 1878-03-18
INSURANCE.

PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK, $a5o,ooo 90.