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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
SHALL THE WOMEN BE ORDAINEDi
THE PRESBYTERY STILL UNDECIDED WHETHER
TO MAKE THEM DEACoNESSEs-Di~
wYLIE ACCEPTS THE CALL TO
THE SCOTCH CHURCH.


The presbytcry Of Ncw-Yort spent another n'ur
Yesterday in the Scotch Church wrestling WIul ,'o
I,nottv question which Tn, General Assembly, mas
,o,,1r,dc1 .. shall Their. be dcacoGesscsl' several
snoccbos for and an equal number against the OWL
,rc were made and then the discussion was 'u' '"''
by a motion that the reports of the committee ue IT,
feared back 10 them ~ see n a more Sausl"ol''9
suIt could not be iclched. Tho motion prevailed anu
the men who made and seconded the NOTION "c'o
added to tie committee. .,
Dr. G. W. F. Birch, the chairman OF The cohlin'I'oo'
smoke IN favor OF the ma, orty report which opposes
the creation or REIMBURSEMENT Of The oiAce ol
dcaconcss lie said that II was not question ol eN
pedicncy nor Il sentiment. lie spoke eioqHchUy III
bnhaf OF woman's work. but 7lld that thls WIS NV
the question at lssEe; the question Is shiI ue Ven
cra Assembly constitute IN % Top when was Ho' III
the Apostolic Church and Is Wn'Tahted D. "e
New Tcstament' .-,
DR. shllard favored The minority report, when
onnoscd committing the uch 10 % ,'atcmcnt that
thcrc were dcacoac,,cs IN the Apo Ic Church, but
urged the establishment Of tn or'"r nov" Dr.
II T.. Elliott did not llkc cthc rp1t The Rev.
". r Elsing 81 the Dewitt Memorial church. favored
dcoconce,cs Dr. W. W. Page was In doubt what was
meant by the reports. President T. = llaSuhe'' u
the tnon Theological Seminary. who said That he Is
Presbyterian by BIRTH education conviction tnste
md feeling made strong argument IN behalf OF the
minority report.
Dr. T.. y. Whit. secretary Of The Board OF Ciuf'h
Erection moved a reference n both reports TO the
original committee. DR.. Gcore" Alexander seconded
the motion. After it wa, adopted they were added 70
the committee The discussion viii be resumed IN
March
The Rev Dr. David e.. Wyllc. for five years pastor
Of the Knox Presbyterian Church. In East seventy
second ST. asked permission t. resign his cmI-e' I'D
order that he might accept th" pasto'st' OF the scotch
Church Elders from the Knox Church speak m m-h
praise of Or. Wylics work. aud with regret that
sister church. wealthy, influential and pio'I"''u''
should covct the who was needed So nHch DID
the uptown church: SIN. the Ibl" says. "COvct
earnestly the hest gifts" and the - tn Church .1ld
ono u the speakers. Is following scripture The now
call promise, Or. WyLc salary Of cJoCO I'm cN 4
lng If March / liked upon as tlc date 81 thc ia
snJlati0n. and the following appointments We're maze
Tho Moderator, Dr. A. II. IIarSha" presiding, "
George Alexander, to preach th" sermon, Dr. H.
sample, alternate: Or. John Hall. 10 charge the
u51ttr. IJr. T.. T. ID :uwOp3. nlter,.'-. Dr.. T. J..
inyer. 20 charge tho people Or. ). T. Kerr alternate
the Rev W. ID. EuchlnaE, Ia offer the prayer oi III
stallaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
TIE sAlLor. nEMAxpEp TOO Mrcu.

Howard swift and several other sailor, shipped On
the British bark Frank and Nellie at Now lrui swick
Nova scotia Son september -, 1890 for -iN months
cruise They -tpulleI that they III iud 10 r5turuca
to II. John, y. =. ON the vOyacg - this port TIE
bark came in collision with an Their vessel. and
lbcl was Iloi against her The bark -od b.
the United Sitc, Marshal and the captain offered to
pay the men their wage, for the actual time OF ser
vice and t. send them 10 II. John. They refused
this oGcr and brought suit for their pay for the
cuurc >iA months Jul-c Brown, IN tn ntcl state
District tOIrt yesterday handed oO"n decision AT
verse % the sailors. lie said that the c1pian laI
complied with the spirit of the Jaw, and could not be-
held responsible for his misfortune IN losing his vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
THE MANHATTAN cowlyY's OLD WATER TANK

A letter sent to President Wilson. Of tie Boarc
81 Health Yesterday. declaring that malaria was caused
by the water IN the big iron tank which nearly I'LL,
the building 40. - Centre st. The complaint will be-
Investigated. Unused water has filed that tank FOR
nearly 100 years.
Tho tank was built by the Manhattan Company,
which chartered by the state Legislature in 1898.
1t that time Aaron Burr and his political associate
wished to establish a bank in opposition to the Lnnks
which were under the control Oi Alexander Hamilton
and his friends Burr resortcd 10 IA trick and caused
the passage Of act 70 charter a company with a
capital OF 100000. to supply wator to the city Of
New York. and with powers 10 engage in the East
India trade and 10 establish bank The Bank OF the
Manhattan Company became permanent and useful
institution but the business OF supplying water went
no further than the erection OF the tank which has
been Kept full Of water IN order 10 comply with the
terms Of the banks charter
II IS not uhcly that tn Health Board VIII try 10
wreck the bank by declaring the tank a nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
Mr.. NICOLL CRITICISED BY THE JCDGE
RECORDER sMYTH STRONGLY DIsAGREEs WITH
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY


THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Recorder SMITH has for long tim" been warm
friend Of District Attorney De Lanccy Ncoll and the
severe things the former said about the latter from
the bench in the Court Of General sessions ycstorci
lose none Of their weight from th7 fact. The cause
o, these structures wa article about the number Of
criminals untrcJ written By Nr. NColl and published
ON sunday the occasion. motion for an adjournment
In the case 81 Madame Burt who IS charged with he T.
ing a dsordcrly house 80. 130 West Ihrd st. Her
lawyer. Edmund T. Price, ASKED Recorder SMITH To
grant him au adjournment yesterday. Al tbs tn
Recorder said with nt,lc feeling:
II d. object to thl, postporcment. The cas" has
sot to be tried. Some cuisines, must be done Ihi'
court ha. been engaged IN uyuS trivial cases io.
week. II was auihortltlycy stated IN cWspaI 20
yesterday that thi, court could not dispose Of ,'
criminal business of th, county ulss, the LEGISLATURE
created NOR. !udrc, Of thi, court. This va, ana a'-
.urd statement It g., evident HAT some person tiul
tIcic ought to be more judges % this court but J
don't. | am decidedly opposed to anything Of Thu
Kind. This court is abIhdantiy able to go The erin.
nal bushes, Of tai, county Il the District Auoney
viii only move IL promptly and RAPIDLY
Earlier in the day the other two Judges who arc
now sitting In General sessions, JUDGES MARITIME and
Cowing, had occasion t. disagree with the position
talcn.by the District Attorney In another ease. judge
MARITIME had raised the bail OF George IOuchton who
/, Undar indictment !Or having burslar- tool, in E-
possession from ~ 300 10 5000 lie had Wttt.u h-
order Gn the bacH OF the Indictment, but T. NJ. l"cId
Houeht1n's laWl ci. instructed 900 the Distinct
Attorney Office to have the judge ,lgu separate
order. The Judge rr.us d 20 do ths saving That he
had already taken all tho ac'i1n necessary. Judge
tuWIne before whom the ca" dtcrWiw CdNc. are j
with his colleague. In hi, twelve ain' cNIcr"uc" on
the bench. hc sad n hId never hc.pr heard any ore
Doubt he suGcency Of an oider entered Oh the back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
TO LECrrRg ON sHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.

Henry A. Clapp. the musical and dramatic cr"' :,
"The Boston Daily Advertiser is about u peSni -.
delivery in New-York drawingrooms OF series "a
lectures on "shakcspeare's Plays The suO'e'N
dates and places of delivery are as follows; ho"ivo
and Juliet" Thursday evening February IL AT >. ~
Dunham's, No. y East Thirty -sNtl-St'' ieh's ~,
Friday. February 20. at Mrs. William l. b"dSe' .
40 o. West Twelfth-st; Hamlet Thursday even
ing February 90 at the Misses Coopers No ll3 h'''
Twenty frst-st King Lear Gart Il, Friday Mar0h
@. at Mrs. Louis c. Tlfany's, No; East seyehS'
sccondsL King Lear Part H. Friday, Marcm ra aT
North: "A Winters Tale Thursday, March ~ ~
Mrs FORBES. Lcth's No 10 Parkave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
BrYfxG PRIZE FOWLS AT TIE POULTRY SNOW.

The poultry show AZ the Madison square Garden
was reopcncd az 10 A. m. yesterday, ana IN spHe of
tho uast.ness Of the weather the exhibition was well
attended during the afternoon and evening. The
sboy has now become. "a was intended IT should A
vast mart for the sale Of highly bred fowls for breed
ing purposes, and largo sales are beng made con
stantly These do not affect the character OF the
dia play, as the conditions are that the fowls silal
remain on exhibition until after the close Of the show
In many cases fancy prices have been obtained, and
tbe breeders who were at first dissatisfied with tho
abolition OF the scorccard system Of Judging, are be-
ginning 70 realize that fancers when purchasing are
disposed 70 rely On h~'. C2u judgment as TO the
value tue fowls, regardless as 10 whether they nave
Won prizes or not IN Indication OF the ruling prices
is found in the purchase of ten black red sane fowls
bv A f. Blnnck, OF JOl n-t ;wn, y. Y, for 1900.
The show will close II 10 y. M. TO morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
b. A. RAGGIN SERIOUSLY I'LL.

SEVERE ATTACKS OF SCARLET FEVER, GAsTRITIs
AND NEURITIS
Since the middle Of November Ben All laggm mas
been extremely III. Returning from Chicago at about
that time lie took 70 his bed with malignant scaries
fever and did not leave his room for month ohouy
before Christmas he up, but after three days was
down with pastrts which led To neuritis, and from
the latter disease he is now suffering. His door ben
IS mufed and none but the most intimate friends can
gain access TO the house
His father J. i. Haggin, has been with him almost
constantly, but at present Is absent, having been
summoned westward on business OF ule greatest III.
portance His return is expected before the end Of
tho week and tho sick mans wife and children VIII
arrive from Europe in few days Dir. Haggns
condition. while precarous, Is by no means hopeless
m, recovery is confidently looked for by has physicians,
but il viii be slow. lHey 90 hol eAPeo' " S70 ''
out for several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
EXPENSES.

r ,io %, ,xpenses OF management to income for 1890
v, o - ,ar cent a. against 993 In lss0 reduction
, r -i, t,nth. OF 1 per cent from ratio when was
lover than that Of any Other company anu h'' o"'"'
that Of our greatest competitors.
Economy T.. modest quality 1t does not dazzle inc
pnsina.lon with the glitter Of its ELECTS. 1t quietly
ponr- 10, Charge into great ruulneS'; DuI IL Is 'uE'
rv q, restrained and calculated effort rather IMAM m
MAJ uri,uud,d ambition which grasp, widely as TO
,un. tl use ~ all possible means regardless OF uelr
cost MAGNITUDE Of operations and 0odArss OF enterprise
ar, to-day chief attract constantly dMet upon by most
- r orat companies TO win the applause or an enter
L tn, nullic regardless Of their unpreced ntcd and
,..,.,r. ,>uenso The sober way 4, for the moment
d,cr dd with the majority for IL want Of brllancy
mt m. truth never changes To suit moods or amb
n security being assured the thing Of chief import
1 "a the policy holder the individual yoOrly cost OF
I'M, o,cy lie j. the that paws tho expenses. His
premiums pay the los and expenses and furnish the IN
,,d assets the interest No one else Is doing
d. for him Many " the companies that few years ago
oo only sO To sl5 for expenses out OF every 800 o
,lum, and interest are to-day taking from f2O 70 s21
all or the race magnitude That extra 80 or SO
cNp,ncs Out Of every SEQ comes also on; OF the oy
holder What ma ,rl;udc to HIM that he should dearly
pay for ~ 10 makes hs policy no more secure 1t does
80: otherwise !. .en IT, cost one dollar
Ana to whom the management OF mutual company
ov, duty that should control all to methods. II no; 70
those who already and solely compose Tits present soey
hodcr,1
we have been and SIN held up to dlscrect by the
Haccr bccaus.. at ono time we allowed our business
shrink in volume rather than incur such Increase in
persc and use such cnturous methods Is alone
would then have allowed IL to grow; ana
because since II bcplh again to grow with.
out ac Of cost change ~ method have cared
70 keep down its than FOR rapid growth What is
rapid growth worth mutual company OF @ 1000 policy
holders for ss 600 that they should pay and
heavy cost Tor ~
We are giving insurance 10 our present members Of the
lowest cost atainabc todsyower on the average and
To the whole hody any other company taking
on new business which make profitable TO pres
ent policy holders taking on faster than the Old
Is going on humanity speaking the perpetuty OF the
pany at present OF prosperous increase secure
We count all That only and enduring success in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
WIFI. TIE SURFACE RAILWAYS CONPLYi

Commissioner Beattie sent circular 10 inc p
dents OF the New York surface r'lIU1u' mo,o.
asking them II they would agree 10 ~ie 80 lima
",,,nn y, PRESIDENT Thompson Of the Broadway mo
ton ,he romova OF snow ard Ice OF trucks carried O'e,
,Sa rairo,d tracks. Mr. Thompson offered the U.s.
~ tbe company's tracks for the purpose II ,ue
commands will agree to this plan Mr. bea''e ,1s
that system may be established which VIII a'l ., The
removal Of snow and ice easy during le nv rilrosA
winter In all parts OF the city Na''' -
tIac Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
IN INJrNcrIoY ANp 4 nEcEIyER REFusnp.

Justice Patterson in the supreme Court yesterday
handed down decision refusing 10 eulOn a. j. Wright
aud James :. GladWIn fOm dispOs.ug Of any Of the
property Of the firm Of a. j. Wright & CO.. OF Buffalo
The paintin Charles f. Coon. Wh) was "a member
Of the firm Of Batcman n Co.. which failed not long
ago. Justice Patterson also refused 10 appoint a 70
ccivcr Of The pr pcriy Of the firm Of Wright & Co.
The complication, upon which the present nit WIS
founded wee brought about rs the HAteMan failure.
Coon wants the firm Of Wright 81 Go. Dissolved and the
motion Tor an Injunction and receiver made IN
lie dl-.OuIIOn aIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Surrogate Ransom Yesterday declared VOID The Will
0f Virginia +. Kauiman, formerly virginia +. Dillon
because it was executed p:cyou, t. her marriage 10
Jackson Kaufman. rhe was morricd in Georgia 1, q
man named Dillon number Of years a1o. Dillon
was an old man and he died not long aiirr the mar
uaFc us. Dillon had Inherited considerable prlpcr
y rom her parents ana rion lcf largo 10 her
lhcn she came North and wa, married 10 kaufman
she died before sac had changed nor VIII ai,er the
secnnd mnrrla.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
THE REsTAURAyr KEEPER FEELS HURT

The proprietor of the restaurant at No. 40 West
Twenty elrlthst doc, not think that he has been
fairly treated In the articles that have been published
about the brick wall built by Mrs. IIortcne Hocuet
TO cover the advertisements on tie gable wall Of tho
restaurant which adjons her property. The re,taur
ant IS popular and the advertisement, painted It's
walls were moi eumbled at by any Of the restaurant
Keepers ncighbjfs the street except Mrs. lOcuct.
IL thinks that he had right to plit the advertise
ments on the wall beside Mrs. Ilocucts house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
CONSULTING ABoUr THE SEA NAIL SERVICE.

q. A. sachsc director Of tie Postofrcc Department
OF Germany and his secretary 4. Pctzod, in this
city yesterday, having returned from long trip TO the
west made TO inspect the postal service They were
in consultation yesterday with Assistant Postmaster
Gayer and other officials about The new pOstOncc
to be established between this city and Bremen and
Hamburg in a few months. Under the new arrange
mcnt the mails viii be assorted the vessels and
thus much time will DC saved in the delivery Of
letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Old Cambridge The Governor was wholly urlnjrr,d,
was on his feet In moment. and selling the animal
bride succeeded in qu!ctng him. lie then remounted
and proceeded TO Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
NOTHING TO DC

NOTHING TO DO WITH THE DUNDEE SCHEME.
The Passac County Agricultural Society its mem
bcrs and its officers deny the statement that they are
associated with the racing travestv about 10 be
started at the Dundee track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

GOVERNOR RUSSELL THROWN FROM HIS HORSE
Boston, Feb. Ex-Governor Russell. while his daily
ride from his home In Cambridge to the State House
this morning, was thrown from his horse, which had
become frightened by electric Brattlo-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
MOETALIrY.

Tho general death rate Of 1880 was considerably in
creased lbs o., prevalence o Winter cpdenics and We did
NAT wholly e,caps tnor elects But mortality ha'
been we'll w.ln tie expectation, giving US saving on
tabular cos. d. about $4,000
IL seems p,olc. {. point ont 10 our members mat IN
r.-., of tr attn hazard pursuing what Is last
becoming ~ compagi.o very conservative course ana
one which Will gyc them increasing relative advantage
I'm th, cost OF their insurance We ,Inge no pains u -
, , most competent medical examiners who are wholly
ia our interest and Ia the clos . confidential relations
our standard of selection "A high and rigdiy maintained
Our ambition for great Quantity Is not such a. " eau US
n cover thc globe with agencies thus exposing our
selves To los, hazard not always well known leaving e
selection If foreign r.sos to De made without the posi-
i, ~ ,ra.tye control and neCe,stating the permanent
dcn,slt with foreign governments OF great anu growing
n,rtion of the assets hid FOR common protection we
xc that there things must una\OrsOly ancct ue 'o'I
N insurance In the long lun and hat the Administrative
dtc. imposed by principle Of mutually are b''t as
,rd h restriction OF tho business 20 our own country
n IN, hazard /, thoroughly known, whore We can iu'y
control selection ot RISK, and retain complete ana uhe
l control Of the r..ouIccs with which NO must meet
our contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Adding for accrued interest market values OF Done'
above cost deferred premiums, &C., sl4oo6l34o' u'c
gross asset, December 81 1890 were s'9 i'o"ff' Po
t,ctug AZ policies for Sl5523i,7i2, with present
i,buy of s53 Is 7O7 % and surplus OF *1oI2OOol'
The sum Of payments already made 10 policy holders
and bencNc!as and the assets held TO protect
existing policies exceeds the total premiums fece'eu W
$40 3.4,l10.tG $500
mi. cork has been done at a Of expense OF man.
gu.nt To income Of SOL per cent, economy unequaleu
ln this country.
THE YEAR 1890
ha. had s full share Of service and prosperity anu WV
ncs.o. = continuing growth numbers, In amount az
80, f., os..ts and In surplus at u decreased ratio OF
expense. -,
During the year the company received;
TO-, .i,,r,. .......si, fl6 1888
for interest and rents............ oO-O'Voo'fo
-. ,..,ot and loss....... 3j9, 4l061
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Your very kind letter Of the 3lst ut. advis
Ing me of the good viii ana confidence felt aud
pressed toward me as head Of the Insurance Depart
mcnt of the state by those Interested in insurance
matters over which ! have Official supervision. is
before me and its contents carefully noted. | APP
PROBATE ana an th1atnl 70: M, unsolicited eA,
preston Of confidence for value the public approval
Of NY Official conduct and clean Official record much
more than anything else IN the world ard it has been
my n!st and constant aim so TO manage the affairs
OF this department TO earn and deserve Iepu;d
ton for official fairness and Official integrity. This
conceive 10 be the best inheritance leave 10 my
children, and regard 1t Of much consequence
than continuance in the Office nov occupy. Encr-
tanning these feelings have carefully and absolutely
abstancd and shall continue TO abstain from any
personal Intervention or effort on my part seeking 10
secure reappOntment.
II was rumorcd here last night that ono Of the
conditions Of Governor llll's " deal" with the Re
publican Senators who aiding him is that "A
clean sweep" shall be made OF the thirty-twO
clerks Of the Insurance Department, and that some
OF the clcrkShipS shall bc awarded 10 the Re-
publicaEs who thus vote for Pierce. In order that
clean sweep" be made it is probable that
John H. Riley the chief examiner Of the Civil
Service Commission, will be removed. This will
be a slap at Smith VI. Weed. since il will he re-
membered John B Riley managed Weeds canvass
for Senator here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

Leaving balance Of s9562j2eO TO BE caFleu 10 ''e
increase Of net or ledger assets
INVESTMENT OPERATIONS: INTEREST AND
RENTS.
The interest income shows natural increase over inc
u,oy.ols year The rent, have diminished IN 'olune'
,.. mot q, percentage by reason u tn continued sa'o
o., real estate the fund from which pass into
Ing securities. which, during the year OF sac anu r"'
- ,rcet the tom OF accrued Interest more than ta'
u Interest received -
u q. satisfaction to va to learn that another company
ana a, tho arrest In New neIanG-is seriously cohsa'
cr,ng the reduction Of the ratio Of interest ''su'u II 40
calculations from yer cent 70 per cent e"us go
c,,y iudos ug Ike action OF this company !" -'
49, .tib a.. have hilbert, stood alone Each years ca
,,u.o Increase. our satisfaction AZ having taken 80 I'M
rr,,nt step a: SO early date and hefofe Its hece7s"
excr,s an actual pressure on existing contra
PROFIT AND Loss
D-in, 1850 the company completed sales OF three pieces
q, o, e.t,to AZ loss Of s57-920 on It's cost ana Oh
ortvcne pie a, profit OF s2o lA7I7 over cost N.
-., o, s.9I4797 From the sale and exchange Of
securities and from sundry sources it made further pFOn'
u 81 ,9g2. 81, making total p'oAt OIL s0o'''looi
REAL ESTATE.
During tho wear 1880 va made completed sales Of prop
critics that had cost under foreclosure SOl 49," LOT
Il .352 GoJ.7i gam over cost OF s23f u ~ ,
In pe aggregate pany has sold o. such fofecosed
ro-v acquired AZ yaiious times, an amount when mas
. ~ - lg g9292 for $40. 400 7eSJi gain over cost
ID, 3O7 so5.02. This statement includes al saes'
ylehr closing properties or not; but 10 ii'H' II u
ii uu'u fl- entire properly t1hh Ih d'' "a" nv 80
sod or enough 10 sold u cover tho cost Of inc "hoe'
In which CO., -uboqucuJ ales are credited to pot 1"
several Instances enough Of the property has or' SOU {"
my the cost AID the remainder stands AT no'"s Oh o''
b,. and MAKE, 40 figure income or assets un'Ii
actually sold. ,,,-
The cost OF present holdings Of real estate mciudmS
u, co.Iaay's Office building, IS t7Go2'Sj1o''
BONDS.
W. have so'd or have had maturei and paid during the
,~ tl. COSTING 9O25c and have pure ascd bonds
costing F59lIii-j. our aggregate holding OF Govern
mon, municipal and railroad bonds stands az cost OF
All 800 tGi 90. Their high character IL eVldelcrd oS
NOR .ch, -hringe I'm value during the financial -trn'
v ~ the rast year which materially affected tho aver
age prcc Of bonds.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Durlig tho YEAR loans tn amount Of siosl,o-@ 50
b,vc bo.n ad ard loans have been made amounting to
g. i6, 76j q, This class loans amounts to
500 90 800 %.