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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11

Una tsrcera parte, POGO mas 8
menos, de 10 que Sc ha tenido que
satisfacer segdn ell nuevo Arancel.
Hay que convenir en- que con las
nuevas tarifas arancelarias vamos
vieDto en- popa. o 81 no, que 10 di-
ga ell Comercio importador de mer-
canclas.
Otro dia expondremos a.gunos de-
TALES mas, pues estamos 6rmemente
persuadidos de que en- este gravlsi-
mo asuuto no basta para muestra I'm
solo bottom.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11
BOletin Mercantil de Puerto Rico.
Jueves. 10 de NOviembFe de 1881.


que, en- nombre del Partido Espa-
mol sin condolences de la Isla de Pto-
Rico, ha alberto ell CoNIrE CENTRAL
del mismo para la erection de M
monumento que perpetde la me-
moria del ilustre patricio, del dis
tinguido escritor pdblico, del mas
elocuente, del mas decidido y ace
rrimo defensor de los intereses de
Espana en- America, Don JOSE
PEREZ MoRIs, barbarsmente ase-
sinado en- la uoche del 20 de Se-
tiembre dltimo.
Pesos Cs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11

NOTA.-D. Domingo Arecco y Sau-
ri, Sc que fueron invertidos en- impresos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11
UN D E T AL L E

Por una GAIA de perfumeria i'm
portada en- ell vapor trasatlantico
frances WMe de Bre&, cuyo peso
bruto es de 224 kh6gramos, dedu-
cida la tara del rs p.96 que fla Ell
nuevo Arsncel, Sc han tenldO que
pagar .............. 5 77'28
mas eli 6 p.9% AGA
mas Ell | i'd. de balanza --S2
8 S2'74
FL costo de la oitads GAIA, lncluso
gastos de envase, fate y seguro ma"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11

Los aludidos cabos fueron tambien n
objsto de frases halsgusfas y levAnta.
das de parte del senior A;calda Munich
pal que creyo oportuno, al par qua de-
mostrarles su reconoei miento, estimu-
larles en- tan meritoria senda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-11

SUMA ANTERIOR. -. 4O13 O5
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

The State OF Delaware to
(su.. the Sheriff OF New Castle
SEAA county. Gresting: Whereas,
Mary o. Chase, by her peti.
tion TO the Judges Of our Superior Court.
filed In the office OF the PrOthonotary OF
the said Court, In and for the county OF
New Castle, for the cause or G 3mpiaint I
therein o. legged, has made application TO
our said Judges that q decree may 70 pro-
Hounced dissolving the marriage exist
ing between the petitioner and her hus-
band, Thatcher Chase. li i34ia AEl
We. therefore, command you, a. you
you summon That cher Chase SO that he
be and appear before the Judges OF our
said Court at the. next term thereof, TO be
held at Wilmington on Mond y, the
twenty eighth day OF November next, to
answer the allegations Of the said petit
ton, and also TO show cause, II any he
has. why q decree of the said Court
should not be made dissolving the mar
risge existing between him and the said
petitioner, according TO an act OF Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, and
also to do and receive WHIT the sa Id
Court shall then and there consider Con-
cerning him in This behalf, a. TO the
Court shall seem meet and consistent (
with the provisions OF the said act OF As
sembly and haye You then and tnere
Witness the Honorable Joseph p. Com.
eggs, Esquire OF Wilmt tngton. the twen-
ty-ffth day a. May. A. ID. Eighteen hum
drad aud eighty-One. ..s. -
GEO. A.'MAxWELL.
- Prothon0tary.
Issued, June II, 1881. j-17-3 u o..
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

Landlords In Scotland are wiser than
their neighbors on the unhappy island in
the Southwest. Some weeks ago report
was made Of remarkable case Of reni
reduction and now another comes
There is farm in Forfarshire which lei
in 1862 for fe00. 1t has just been rele,
for f540. ltis pointed out as an exam.
pie Of the prevalent over-rating of land
that this farm, at rent of fs00, was moi
considered to be let at an unreasonable
rate, or about the average in the district
But the tenant was absolutely unable to
make both ends meet, ard the landlord
had the good sense not only to see it,bui
to give him practical relief.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

SMALL-Pox CASES. "A greater mum.
Der Of small pox cases have been do
veloped within the past four or five
days than in the same time during the
prevalence Of the disease in the city
since II made It's appearance. Itthere.
fore becomes necessary for families tc
take all proper precautions. The
physicians are urging vaccination al
the surest means of prevention but
they express the opinion that the
''points" sold by druggists are Of
doubtful character and may prove
worthless If applied.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
pRoPosALs FOR GRADING.
0TFIcs OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS.
NO. 81 East sixth street.

NO. 81 fast blxtn street, y
WILMINaroN. DEL, July 2, 1851.
box In the City Council chamber until
fol grading the bed Of Front street be,
tween DUPONT and Scott streets. Parties
bidding win please state the price per
cubic ard, single meAsurement,t the price
per cubic yard 70 includs the cost OF re-
moving the mscsdamising. taking and
squares that the street 0ommisi0ner may
direct, and replacing tbs matchmaking
In good and workmanlike manner, 20
that the street WI be In . good condition
LOT horses y 70 travel over: The work
the time the contract II awarded by City
Council for every day thereafter The
o0ntrnctOr must pay to the City
OF Wilmington the sum OF ten dollars per
day. The work must be done under the
direction and supervision Of the Street
Commissioner. and mnst be approved by
Committee. A bond with security In the
sum OF ono hundred dollars must ac-
company each proposal for the good iaith
OF the bidder !; and the peraon or persons
10 whom the contract may be awarded
must give bond with security in the
sum ofnye hundred dollars for the faith
M performance Of the contract. The
right 70 reject any bid that they do not
think II Wall be 70 the interest OF the city
70 accept. All bids must be properly
signed. sealed and endorsed PROPOSALS
fos Grading" Any further information
ADD %sy 0s 20 oesrsd wi p iuypssd on
street. Uommissioner.
BY order OF the Opening street Com
minse. B. r. TOWNSEND,
July x.pt. Onaifman.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

HlATn" says In tho Cincinnati En.
4stvsr The Custom House Ring in
New York City which ID nine-tenths
for Conkling, kept still but one could
see III day Sunday that they were in
rather a1bully ,frame Of mind. One
notpriOpsfst baggage smasher affected
not to - me on the street. probably
censidering that ! had not been good
Arthp5 MAJ. nan. " rSI5r .@a.7.s
taa9athawili have to be careful how HI
szpresses tis opinions. Should tn,
President die NO Garfield Republican
nssd expect amy favor no matter how
ANAL. q 81 III 5 5
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
GUNsHor woUNDsIN THE IIvEn

DIR. Cross, the Eminent Surgeon
Relates Notable Case Of Recov.
cry. (;
DIR. Samuel d. Gross, the eminen,
surgeon, was visited yesterday by rep.
resentativs ofthe Press, and be expressed
great surprise on being Informed of the
despatch in New York paper saying
that he had beep summoned last Sun
day to Washington, but had been re-
fused admission to the Presidenl' . bed
side by the doctors In attendance.
81 can IN no way account for the ORR
gin Of the story" said the Doctor. 81
have not been to Warrington for several
years. / beg you will say In your paper
that the despatch il entirely false"
"Will you give any opinion on Presi-
dent GarieId's conditions, Doctor?"
"The President has my deepest sym
pathy and earnest hopes for recovery,
hu. l cannot give any professional opin-
ion of q case have not seem"
sIn your own experience, Doctor, have
you bad any case resembling General
Garield's in which the patient has re-
coveredp"
~ have had several cases of gunsbot
wounds in the liver" replied the physl-
clan. "S0me years ago attended o
boy, years of age, who was accidentally
shot with pistol, the ball entering on
the right side between the eleventh and
twelfth ribs, nearly midway between the
linea alba and the spine, aud emerging
on tie opposite side of the spine, not
quite half an inch from the mediaps
groove, both openings being situated on
the same horizontal plane. Considerable
hemoTrhage followed, which, together
with the shock of the Injury, produced
an alarming degree of prostration
amounting to absolute collspse and
lasting upward Of two days. Under the
influence, however, of injections OF
braniy and hartshorn, with sinapisms
to the extremities, chest and spine, the
boy soon began TO revive, and at the end
of twenty.f four hours the reaction seemed
to be complete. Free suppuratlon grad
ually arose, attended by the discharge
of slightly greenish, Nscid fluid, having
every appearance of bilious matter. This
continued for about ten days, when 1t
progressively diminished, both wounds
closing in less than month. The treat-
ment, after the establishment OF reaction,
consulted simply Of All occasional laxative
aud Of light but nutritious food, with q
liberal use of brandy. The recovery was
complete. believe he Is still alive"
"Wounds Of the liver, especially gum
shot wounds, are considered the most
fatal Of injuries, death, If not instantan-
eous, generally coming on within the
first forty-eight hours alter the receipt
of the injury IN consequence Of the joint
agency OF shock, hemorrhage and peri
tonitis. Such cases, however, are not
always fatal. or thirty-two cases repor.
ted by DIR. Otis four recovered. DIR.
Hennen records two aud DR.. Guthrie
five non-fatal instances"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

eons remarksble stAtistics in reference
70 New Zsaland have been contributed d
tosn English contsipPorary. 10 the sin
gie province OF Canterbury, agriculture
has developed In . truly marvellous man.
neR during brief Feri0d. In 1876 the
pseduosion Of .whsat thsre was 1 ITO, ,a63
bu.hs&; q osss, 2,8es .68s bushels; Of bar
~; s1etRe bushels; md Of potatoes, II,
Asaonas ~ total aofeage upder cultivs.
NON bel1g io1 w. Last year the acreage
had tnefsascd 70 5eg. .f29, the product be-
~ 3 ~ go bnshsls OF wheat. TITO, ,275
o. eesst ~ 81 % barley, and 81 ,46s
sFeskooaoss.s 1imilarly wlth regard
sehs. p,1Aislng II y said that thsrs
~ - New zsalsnd % this moment 12,
04'oo0shssp; ahnndfsd ysars ago there
psm tssnty-nins.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
DELAWARE INSURANCE COZ
PANIEs.


4 HE DELAWARE
i FIRE INBURAHCE COMPANY.
Incorporated January n, 1870. IN
Della ware. Aggregate assets Sill, ,0S6 " {.
Liabfhties i0cinding capital SlW 26S 81
Recsipts $l3.69a48. Expenditures $lOI.
929.64.
nELAwARE STATE GRANGE MU.
~ TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ware. Aggregate assets 4s9.SQ. Premium
notes subject 70 assessment, t20,Hb.N
Liabilities: amount cf premium notsi
eso9.s4. Expenditures t2i9.sf. fd
DELAwARE STATE MUTUAL
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated March n, 1875, In DeiA'
ware. Aggregate assets $4,000. Premium
notes SUBJECT 70 assessment elA ooaV.
Liabilities; amount Of premium no!s.
subject TO assessment sl8ii 5000 Receipts
10Uv.00. Expenditures tO00.00.
N. B.-From October 81, 1877, this COM
psny ceased TO do busintss until Deeem'
Der 22d, 1880, whom IL again resumed Da.l'
ness but no risks have been written or 20
licies Issued mp to December 81, lSse
EARMERY MUTUAL
IL YIRH INSURANCE COMPANY OF THh
STATE or DELAWARE.
Incorporated July IL, 1857 ~ pSs
ware. Aggregate assets s240,o ,o64.ea LA
bilitles 8,7N.N. b .ceipts x50, ,40.ll. M
penditures q. .6l8.N.
EARMER6' MUTUAL FIRE IHsUk.
4 ANcE coKPANY. oFsT. aEoRen AA'
APPooUINIMINK HUNDREDS. am 4,
Incorporated Jaauary Slsts ~ ioas y. O.
Delaware. aggregate assels sM,o s'Ds "a
Liabilities being The amount stana%s IN
the credit OF members, ,"c0nttngent Iunu
tA.657.9e. Receipts $s.8Sl.H. ExpeAsf
lures u. .ilz.Ui.
II ENT COUNTY MUTUAL ..,,
N INSURANCE CohPAsi..
Incorporated February 3d. y IVY; ~ " "
Delaware. Aggregate assets j.. yie' S'u ss,oa
Liabilities Qncludlng tpSAie..o, e,a p n
amou Mt TO credit Of members ~. VI "a
withdrawaD el04, 900 ~. Heceipu t'f'"A
81. Expenditures Ssi, ,iSl,lo.
NEw CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
incorporated January 6th, .Is lssys "a IA n
Delaware. Aggregate asses SgTN
Liabilities %, 1854. Receipts s'o'00'"-
Expenditures Sll ,9N.A. h.,annto
In wITNKss whereof nave ne.G La nv
subscribed my name ana anA Il.
officiAl seal, this 18th day OF Sune.
1881.
SEAL JOHN R. M0fHF'
Insur anoe Commissioner Of ahs ,aw.s. SslH"
Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08


For an insane man Guiteau has q fa-
Naxkably reasonable way Of thinking
erd ACslsg 0us at times incidents creep
0ut which vopld appear 10 s1stain the
t6sefy thai he 10 mentally nnsound. DIR.
hood of The Pcnston Bureau now declare
shas be pronounced Guiteau insane two
nenfhs. sipoe when b applied for pen.
NON. , = ~ that time No talked wildly oD
aitspsb ~ irrelevant topics beside the
Geoysce - hand He declared himself .
essIwars, explained plan he had form,
- for sselaiminG hats and marsh lands
4iscouEsed % theoioRy, and rambied of
inse Army femtniscsnces. His applica
ton was tsturned, Endorsed, "This ma,
n ipeane." These facts will doubties
baye thsif eject when be 10 brought I,
thai.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

hR. CoNKLrEG has written q letter
to Attorney. General Nc veagh sug-
costing that some change be made in
the criminal laws for the better pro-
lection OF the Preside Ht and high off,
cials from assaults. He has also
written letter Of coincidence and
sympathy to Mrs. Garfield. These
isttsrs seem to be well received and
highly appreciated 4 1t the White
House. The one to Mrs. Garfield was
dated % late as yesterday, and that to
the Attorney-G General, is dated two
idays previous. ST
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
Treatment OF Steerage Passengers
on Emigranf Steamers.

The New York World bas sent a
correspondent across the Atlantic sin
the steerage'' to investigate the stric j.
lures recently made by Miss Charlotte
OBrien, and published in London, on
the treatment Of steerage passengers.
especially with regard to The alleged
promiscuous crowding together of the
sexes on shipboard. AS Miss o. Brieu
had declared that the arrangements
for tho care of emigr 1nts on an Amer
icaH steamer were morally as well az
physically injurious and dangerous to
theemigrants, the investigation began
with the steamers Of the only Ameri.
can line which CROSSES the Atlantic
The correspondent renders the yerdr,i
that so far as the American line will
steerage passengers returning to Ea
rope 10 concerned there is no feunda
tion for Miss o. Brien's structures, ant
that 1t is the passengers themselye,
who prevent the establishment of th,
rigid rules for the sexes which it 10 t,
be supposed Miss O'Brien would de
sire to see drawn. The correspondent
ands that there are several lines O
steamers winch endeavored as mucI
as possible to separate the sexes, bu
the majority Of emigrating families
preferring to travel together, the prac
tiee Of rigorous separation had to b,
abandoned. The most of these peo
pie had been accustomed to live to.
gether, sometimes in one room, ant
their feelings and habits were actuall,
shocked by peremptory separation
during the voyage acl oss the Atlantic
In Queenstown and Cork the emi
grants were heard to use the argumcn
against separating the members Q
their families "that IL money does no
make the entire difference betwee,
reckless beasts and ordinary men an,
women, then saloon passengers shoul,
be as much restrained In their privi
legss Of intermingline as the occupant
Of emigrant decks" Whether th
European lines which carry the grea
majority Of the emigrants from the oil
world to the new will be able to sus
tain az well as their single America
competitor an inquiry as careful an
as impartial as that to which th
American line has been subjected re
mains TO be seen. The researches Q
the Worlds special correspondent VII
extend to them also.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
PUBLIC SALES.
RUBLIC SALE

III by
ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
VIII be sold OF public sale ON the premis.
es, at p. M, on THURSDAY, July l4th,
1881, the real estate late OF John G, Hicks,
deceased, adjOinfug the Western bound.
ary ofthe CRY OF Wilmington, Consisting
of9l building lots, lying uetween Union
street and Woodlawn avenue, Seventh d
Ninth streets. For plot and terms Of sale
House for the premises, at i. so o. M. or,
day OF sale. w. q. SPRUANOE,
JOSHUA MARIS,
Trustees.
je 27-l5t~l8.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

wILxINeToN. DEL, June 25th, 1881.
Sealed proposals. will be received by the
chairman Of the Committee on Fuel at
e06 Chestnut street until THURSDAY,
for furnishing the public schools
with abont nve hundred tons m ore or.less
Of Sehuyikiil coal, stove and broken.
Also about thirty ords Of wood, oak and
pine. equal quantities: The coal 70 be
ton. Wood to bc cut In three lengths
aid split, ready for use. All iusl 70 be
delivered In the celiAru Of school build
lngs and trimmed up eati!iactorE 70 the
Je2o-et. Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

THx .MEi<nERs Of the New York
Chamber Of Comms rec have sent a
Telegram to Postmaster General James
!. requeating him to inform Mrs. Gar.
field that they propose to present her
with . quarter Of million of dollars
= . token Of esteem.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
= Viii 1s nj RlsHr i-should the
Rrsssdsnt die his assassin will without

Will ri Bs Rlszr i-Should the
J Rressdsnt die his assassin will without
dopbt ~ papished - murderer.
! He did intend to murder his victim.
! He coolly and carefully prepared to
exeeuts ths crime he had resolved
upon, Every movement toward the
1 peEpstzation Of muldsr showed jadg-
nent and m nothiHg. did Guiteau fail
but In hiaa effort to escape from
arrest. Even ia this he seemed only
anxioue not to fall into the hands Of
2 mob With nAlaes and vengeance
j q ~ hsart b. left the scene Of his
awfsl esime under the full conviction
thxt hs had killed ths President and
opsnsa tbs door 70 tie great Office to a
snulS ftiendly hand. win It be right
fos Ghitsaa TO escape capital punish
mont shoald the President recover
He did AL that he, could to commit
the crigas of murder, but failing the
/, lAw ahislds him from the sentsnce OF
ddath, Should the plea Of insanity be
'rsieed and rejected. In nearly all
\ Slassi ths iaNs ara wsll sustained and
fDr4i6ed by capefnl logic. The ques.
tion Of Capital Punishment was re-
Sedsiy discussed in the British House
Of Commons, when Mr.. Chopper made
AFsnkark which attracted much atten-
tion and seemed applicable to the
crime of G1itsau shoald the President
/, res0ver.o Mr. Cropper said.
! IL II seems to me that when the sem
tsnce Of death 10 carried into execu-
ti0n We 0ffen runish rather for the fe-
suits u the crime than for the CRIME
sitself. > We wait for instance, to see
Mhether the crime was o murder or o
. savage assault. II the person who has
ibseu attacked chances to recover, The
loHense does not amount to murder,
at1d yet the crime must have been the
;satne on the part Of the criminal. In
s1chpa case . man ought 10 be punish
cd Tor his crime and not for its re-
sults. ~ AAa4, - llH14 '"
a remark Of another member of the
Hensc, Mr. Pease, in the same debate
b applicable to Guiteau, and worthy
Of note, namely, that "between mad.
ness and, badness tie distinction is
syague.n The truth OF the latter res
mark verified 10 frequently that it
viii be admitted BY ev cry right minded
person, and 1t 10 only d matter of sur
prise that some appropriate legislation
has not been had long ago.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

The marked-down clothing
is gathered together in the
bargain room on the ground
floor. tits a very large stock:
and it contains as good cloth
ing as we have in the store.
Bring back whatever isn't
worth to you more than its
price.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL, MarKet and Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

Companies Represented by u. A,
VAN TRUMP, ESQ.,, insurance
Agent, 6OI shtpley street,n wal.
mtngt0n, Del.
EQUITABLE LIFE
Il ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Incorporated July %. 1850, In New
bilitles. ss3l ,iS4 .l05.l4. keccipts,. ss. .7S5,-
e8s.4S. Expenditures, 6,so6. .S6S.o8.
I ANCAsHIRE
Ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCH Es-
TER, ENGLAND.
Incorporated June l5, 1852. In the King
dom OF Great Britain. Aggregate asseIs
Dilities In the United States, S76s .459 .Og,
Receipts In the United States, 693J .I09. SO.
Expenditures In the United states, 19O0,-
8lx.t8.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated February 8. 1904, IN PENN
sylyania. Aggregate assets, es7l .7e7 .85.
Liabilities, ,inclnding capital, S77o, ,858. .28.
Receipts, 4e2.365.42. Expenditures. t373,-
5U8.0I.
Companies Represented by WILL
LIAM N. WIISON, Esq, Insur.
ance Agent, MiddIefewn, Del.
A GRICULTURAL
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WATER
TOWN, Ny.
Incorporated In 1873, In New York. Ag-
gregate assets 81 i0,s10.ty. Liabilities.
Including capital, el, ,10o. ~: heceipts,
S6lg. 1871. Expenditures toS6sNl.s2.
MARYLAND
M LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BAL
TIMoRE.
Incorporated in 1855, In Maryland
Aggregate assets 81, ,l83s s09a.4D. Aiehili
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
ANCHOR Il NE
usIrkp STATES MAIL sTEAs2e'
All avery eaturday. <, e.

ssil every se,sfd..Za e.
cAsIEs: ss2 e z; az Ssrry sesssis sSs.p W
NEW yJAAR Az sySsrY sS YfSs ss;PsSSss DSs 5IgsE.S y
CABINS. as 70 SB5 EIeursion q |, hsatsstd Ssotnsstd.
Psssths EXPERIMENTATION ~ nsin III Deck .n M
p...euveya booEcd g lowest rates Y teo,nssics "
1.irosd station in EuroSs NJ Sfres nsf cf charge
Drafts q lQwsst rassss RSyd RsSd ~ Pa Ersisnd,, 70
For bcoEs oY{SiSrssiioO. pisns. e a,sT, sg j. !
naxpsseon Bnorxnya. powhs .as.
1r II "A NIJEL v. s-sr s..so-iv
nress, Wiimingt0a. Del -
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
RoYAL
INsuaAroE coupANv
COMPANIES REPRESENTED BY
MATHER Il CANNING, Insurance.
Agents, oos Market street, VIII.
mfngt0n, Del.

I
mfngton, Del.
GUARDIAN
| VI FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE co.
| Incorporated December II, 1874, In the
Kingdom OF Great Britaiu. Aggreg u
assets IN the United states, S944, ,78l. .8b
o. Receipts In the United states ,SS8s,
| 448 81. Expenditures an the United
| states, e262. .l6..24.
|HANovEgni giuu INSURANCE oo.,.,,
Incorporated April, 1852, in New York
Aggregate assets. 81 .8U0, ,082 .2s. Liabilities
inctudi ing capital. 100 ,a55.89. kecsipts
$SU9 ,5Si 81. Expenditures, e66i ,s72.70.
IHoMn INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated April, 1858, In New York.
Aggregate assets, %, s8U, ,6j6,l4. LiabiIi-
esists, sa.sos. 1850. ExpsadisSrss. ss;s e. T.
| 546, 6,li6.39.
Al ERCHANTS
Nl INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ARK, N. j.
Incorporated February Is, 1858, In New
Liabilities, incinding ca pitai, SsS7 '5ia.5i.
Receipts. $3sS, ,yol.o5. Expenditures. s3s4.-
| 163.T. -.
n, ATIoNAL FIRE INSURANCE %
In COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated April o. 1888, In New
York. Aggregate assets, s433. .0Sl .68. Liza
Rasiss ssesp. Hsiaas ssi fGaRpsaa G4psnal.asss @ IT,
b4S.45. All
NEW YORK BowERY
IN FIRE INSURANCE CoMRAHY.
Incorporated April, 1888, In New York.
Asgreg ate assets. Se65, ~ 90. Liabilities,
| e243. .S4llI. Expenditures, tslS. .alo.l9.
X0RK LIFE
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated May "a, lS4t, In New York.
Aggregate assets, S43 03l, ,l4l.66. Liabili-
ties, S33.778, 78,6,4.2l. Receipts, "a, ,S24, III. IA
Expenditures, s5.7l7,Sfl.50.
Al ORTHERN
TOWN, MY.
Incorporated March q. 1872, In New
York. Aggregate assets 1884 $50 90. Liza
Diiities, Including capital, sSJS 1851. 40.
Receipts, 1913 5000. Expenditures, ,S2li =
1866.
NJ ORTIZ GERMAN FIRE
IN ASSURANCE COMPANY OF HAM
BURG.
incorporated May %. 1858. In the Em-
The United slaIes. ei0J ,S69 Is. Liabilities
in the United states, yi4s, ,i3y S. r: c,ipts
ditufes In the United states. s2ss. .70s.79.
UyRADESMEN's
j FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated October 8, 1858, In New
YorK. Aggregate assets, &5A, ,44l Al. Liza
bilities. including capital, s462. .736 so.
Receipts, t2i9.Ui9.85. Expenditures, t2lg,-
O74.2S.
Nxy ESTCH ESTER
w FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated March IA, 1887, IN New
York. Aggregate assets, $3.50, ,722.73. Lia-
bilfties. intending capital. 469e.7 -4.8l. ke-
ceipts, 1851 ,2l7.42. Expenditures, $685.
747.30.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
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~ LIFE INsURANCE.CO. OF MAlHs
Incorporated July II, ls48, In Msins.
Aggregate aasest to 90 Gao 832.79. Liabilities
e6,e86. .778.W Receipts tl ,l74, ,7o3.72 Expsu-
ditures 81 .360, ,8S8 90. = i M