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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

If anybody is anxious TO know the history of
the Americas Cup, the great Blue Ribbon of the
sea. hc can buy The Tribunes Extra on that
subject for % cents at news stands. This extra
gives the record of all the great international
races ms well as the record of the yachts of
America which strove for the honor of defending
the cup in the coming races. IT, is complete
and accurate history of the great struggle which
has been waged since 1851 for the possession
of the Americas Cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

The extent TO which miltarism prevails in
Europe and takes rank before the greatest inter
csts of the people is illustrated by the announced
determination of the Austrian officials TO hold the
usual fall army manoeuvrcs, notwithstanding tho
protests of experts on every side that such course
Is sure To cause swift and widespread increase OF
the cholera. Tho manocuvres are purely discip-
linary, and to any mind but one bound by tho
narrow prcjudices of oficalism there is no reason
apparent why the army and the country at large
should be exposed to the dangers of an epidemic
through the concentration OF large masses OF men,
some of whom are sure to be infected, under con-
ditions favorable to the development of the disease
for the sake Of allowing officers to exercise troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

The opening Of the Armour Institute IN
Chicago last week was an event of real inter
est. not only 70 the people Of Chicago, but to
all lihnral-mn people who take note Of the
educational movements of our tine. In"
Cooper Institute the Pratt Institute, the DreXel
Institute and the Armour Institute form mar
vcllous quartet and a bond OF sympathy between
our four largest cities unlike anything else IN
existence That the Armour Institute meets m
actual want Is shown hy the rush of applicants
for admission. Up to tie morning on which the
opening took place some Loo Applications had
been received. but il was decided that 1t would
10 wise 10 begin the work with not more than
700 students The institutions named. though
varying somewhat in scope and purpose, arc
based upon the same underlying principles. The
work Of ia, Cooper Institute and the Pratt In
sttute is well known. The younger members in
the quartet will not be long in demonstrating
their rieht 10 a plac" in the noble company
Indeed. the DrcNcl Institute mas already done
50 and the Armour is making a good beginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

Washington will celebrate Tomorrow with
appropriate ceremonies the centennial ami
yersary of the laying of the cornerstone OF the
National Capitol. The stone was set in its
place on September s, 1893, by our first Pres
ident, George Washington, assisted by the
masters of the Masonic lod gcs OF Mary Wand and
Virginia. The anniversary ceremonies will in
clude naval, military and civic parades, in
which a number of State Governors have an
nounced their intention of taking part, and
patriotic addresses will be delivered at the
Capitol itself by the Speaker of the House. the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and by the
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

II is an extraordinary. and probably unprecc-
dentcd thing for the number vi cmigrants LEVY
ing this port 20 exceed the nnmber Of imm-
grants coming in. But there is nothing alarm
ing about II. 1t il encouraging. rather The
business depression doubtless has some iniu-
cnce in sending people back To the Old World,
but the main cause for the falling Off in imni-
grafton appears 70 b. the strict enforcement Of
the Contract Labor law. The steamship com
panics now perceive that il is to their interest
10 exercise care regarding the people whom they
carry hithcr lest they may have to carry them
back again. The restrictions already placed on
immigration are having their proper and intended
effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

The ideal candidate for Mayor of Brooklyn
is one who will not have 10 write n column letter
every other day in explanation of his record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

Another of those accidents Of the sea for
which there appears to be no excuse has oc-
CURED, this time within the waters OF New
York Bay. The pilot of the big iron tank
steamer Delaware and the captain OF the tug
Taisman, which was cut in two by the larger
vessel do not agree as to the cause of the acct
dent, but that some one was guilty of gross
carelessness, costing human life and the de-
struction of property is evident. There can
be no dispute over the right of way, as the
tug had pilot boat in tow and her warning
whistle had been answered. The sma ,hing of
small craft by larger ones, which has become a
familiar story lately, is not conducive to the
comfort OF those who go down to the sea in
ships too small to run over everything else
in sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

Considerable relief was experienced ycstcr
day afternoon by the officials of the Mint At
Philadelphia when the mystery in connection
with the disappearance of the 5, 900 ounces of
gold from the vaults of the institution was
finally laid bare. 1t seems that the specie in
question has been distracted at various times
during the last three or four years by Weigh
Clerk Henry S. Cochran. The value Of the gold
stolen amounts to 1854, 900, of which sum the
Director Of the Mint has, however, already
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
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- 0ie Subres @ouoeution Oes pScreiu5
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benz Soriie oeS 0r. Nilltou pammouo thceu
9tufaug. 1le Hroiehoreu d. @banotee.
Or. YTics, Or. JuhOIs II. q. werOen %Urs
TRACE halteu.
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gtr. So.

Der yp6iIharmont de 8 II b"
Oeruuitaltete gefern AbeuO i'll uYebmann's
Saae" ieiu orittes CONCERT Oieier Salion,
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Iieo" aus @oInoo's u6auf" mo SenoelS
Wonderful the Power of love- uno ting
lpdter nod oas BON OyH. ,. Dielamet cont
pouirte 2ieo moonlight Night" (plm @rac
tbQut'S") i'll ausrteuHeusmertber 9Setle Dor.
Dtit ero6em Seltaa muroe caS OOu Oru.
S. y. @oulieb uOr9emagene Nlotenlolo
pGarantellu" Don SOsrg autaenOmmeH, MEL
d)em er ais 3ugube g6riibIln9sllso" uoH
0ieuOelsiobu folgeu lafeH muBte.
!6r. Sero. .. Vtubarc erfreute ourdl ben
Sortraq Don bier Sluuier &ompoNtloneu:
rSoltstauS" bon @aOe, pSSalier" Uou 9tarT,
pNtaSurta" uou Satut SaenS uuo p@ulo'
marie" BON gil;t, MD eriule5 lld] odbel ais
eln tuttigf. Siiuitler auf Dem Snfrumentc.
Sen StluB oeS @onSerts blloete oaS
Reuoelsiobu'idle p&sNtoll Gro." meldleS
Don ben S$o. Serb. y. YtnhGro, y. :. San
Nulitepu uuo 9iunolph Sreeu III taoelo'cr
9Seile sum Sortrag gebratt muroe. Seb=
batter SeifaQ lpar Die AueCfeuuIug lllr ben
lNp,ri,tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
SeIbitmpr0 Der So6ter etneS be=
fautteu oeutSd,en 2lr5tes.

@oIumbu Ohio, IL. Iprtl.- SRI.
2n;is DiIu.r, bic GOd)ter Don 9r. Dliuer,
e:nem betannten o,utiAeu arste in Sprin9=
fielo, ., erit)OB iit beute irlb mn unr
im Bette.
9us DlGoGen mar nit Sterart Grabam
BON Suttle. @reet, Ntid)., .iuem Sectacettsu
III annapolis, MO., usrlObt, unO srbleit
bon oemielbcn 9eitern Abeno ctnen Srle1.
Sine auoere Sdmet.r ut nit oem gteutes
uaut sur see @lareuce 9Sillam6 rerhel'
ratbet, uno cine auoere Sdmelter III ct.
2ouis bat in ytelpzyort Grtnmpbe alS nu=
iltaliid,e Siinitleriu geeruptet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
Gin Gbepaar begebt SeIbftmoro mad
Der Grmoroung eineS &tnoes.

8omItngz gz9reeH, Sp., IL. Nprll.-
Ger 9teger $50. Sraolep erldlu9 geltern
4beuo I'M SGbSorHe ieinen itebenlabu9en
Sopu nit elnem Stiid Srett, nnc beldlloB
panu i'm &ereiu nit ieiner iSrau, Selbiimoro
al begeben. Seloe nahmen &atteH9tIt eln,
nuO Sraolep bur6ifnltt itd). ais oas @l't
nd)t rad) genug lUlrtte, NIT etnent 6altr-
meier ten pals. 6eute maren btiOe Gbe-
Ieute nod am yebeu, lnbenen ettltrt tetue
9lmsiidlt nlIf ihre 9isttuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13

bcfreiunscn mn st,ueruaddiicn Seteus oes Steuer,
Observation-Disclosures Der Staot Baltimore bIernt
BON Der rGrunoei9entbums Sorie Der Staot SGltlz
more" inoorrt uHo 9ebilist MIN;
bc56Goiien, onb es bic GHidlt oes Strettortums
Der .G5runoeigeRthumsz Sorie Der Staot Baltimore"
it, ban bic om "a. UidrJ 1885 uon Sr. @9reH paoor
Satro6e oenebmigte SerorouuHa Hr. 22, nelhe pom
ben Ridotern oes sr=Gppe1atousz z@jcrIhts per-
lanai, an erteH Dioutase zines iebcn Nlonats oenI
Niapor aLle poH beiagtem 9erittshofe 9emanten
Stcuernadldie uuo leine griHoe oaIiir etn5u5erinz
ten uno pelde auh ben Diapor an6dlt ben betreneHz
bcn S3eridt benz Stabtrathe Su ubermitten, nab benz
Yud1tobcH uno Gjeiite aus9efihrt ueroen lolte.""
(ee3eitnet Sobu Z. Graham, SrdroeHt;
(aeSetdnet) u. SIono Rogers, Setrefar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
sndteife sniiismad,rid,tett.

Rem.gOrt, IL. 2lpriI.-AngstOmmsn
oi. 9ampfer ygSerfeuoam" uon Hotteroam,
y0auel" uOn southampton.
bon, IL. Aprll. - Der 9ampfer
,DiinneiOta," DON Baltimore na6 gouooH
befimnlt, paifrte b.ute BrawlesYoInt.
Der 0aupfer DUlauo 6artmau" If am
4. .. Nlts. uou @OufuHtiuOpeI mad 8aItls
more absefahren.
mbura, IL. Gpril. - Der 8ampfer
y6ungariu" 1T seitern mad Baltimore abs
oe1anQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
cine aa1se ssantIte ermprSet.

@reeuuIIIe, S.-@., II. Aprtl. -
llnaeidbr 80 Oteileu bon bier in ben yer
gen, IN gan; ciuiumsr SegenO. muroen
6eute inter oen Srimueru elneS ab9ebranns
ten Sanjes Die yeteu pou 6. SS. 9eueSlsp,
ietuer 6rau, elmer erputieuen GOdtsr uno
oes l2.labrigen Sohnes gefunOsn: Die eln=
nodige outfe lit leoeutuus mdhrenO Der
Sountags Nadt ubgebrannt. IS l4ent
ebr unmabrideiulid,, oaB Die 6amlle ltd)
uidlt r.tt.n touute, uuo Ou III Der 9e9enO
piele ,Ntouoihein." 9rennerelen erllttren,
10 wir0 ansenommsu, puB 0eneSleg ith bel
Sie,em @.merbs uuliebiam sentadIt bat, nnO
paB Die 6aniIie einem 8adeatt sum OP1er
Qeialleu III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
Cine ttttan8cnebnte 1IeberrafdDnt18
fir Senator NtIaS.

OtaoiIou, gHisc., II. Aprlt. - Se'
uator Sila8, oeHen SOdter Dor etHcr SSode
plotlI6 geitorbeu iit, melbste 9eltern per
SeleQrap6, DaB ct Die 9tat)rtft ebeH erlt
erhalten babe uno iotort nab Saule rene
Sor. Sllas beiaup iidI ami Dem .6lldrau9 an
.iuer eute9eneu Steae Der Suie oe8 SoltS
uon Nierlto uuo langte geitern srit 81 Yunta
RniIn ,SIo ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
Hret 2auoftaotdlen IN Srmntmern. - Daehrere
Sppte uuo uieIe 9ermuupete.

Srpte uuo uieIe 9ermuuoete.
Siawat b q, Saa., II. Aprtl. = GIN
@ntlon fegte beute iiber bus iiiOllde Sanlas.
Spat beute 4beuS einluufenOe Srrtd)te er>
aebeu, paB bic YanOiartAen @oereit, Yoip'
battau uuo g8iQts in GriimmerbauteH Der.
mauOelt iiuo. Dl.brere Menifen iOueH ge-
tobtet uuO piele oerlest lpOroen ieln. IS
maus.lt oil t.legrupbiter Serbuoun9 uno
Ginselubeiten fiub nod nidt ermltteh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13

- %n 9lid)mouN, So, wuroe geileru Ser
coufOocrlrte SaSar eroiTnet, ourd) Oeileu Grs
trag tiu Wiouumeut Ill Ghren Der geIaIcueI
contOotrirteu SOlOateu uuO Sesleute cr-
ritltet uno ein Niuleum Ill Dem .hemalS BON
SER 9auiS btmobulen 0aule gelil1tet mer'
Den iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
arnf Sn66drS & Gomp. .

- sSirenur in Baltimore uuo gSaibinaton -
bob,u ben Goutratt fir bi. unsebeu.r. 0ompf.gin=
rit1tuno idr bds Heus -BaIais 6opaIz"9ebduee in
9Raibinatou, D Is, erbaltta SIes if fuohriteinit
einsI ser bebeuteHoien 9oHtraft. fIr 9GmpfheSuns,
Der lsit taussr 3cit ausss9ebeI iupres7 III. (SSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
Steuspablerpsrfin z StaOt Baltimore,
Er. eos, Cit =ISagettesStr.
Baltimore, ben IL. 2lpril 1895.
u n bic Dtit91ieber bes uSteuer'
subIer< r<Sereins" uno Die . ur@
DER BON Baltimore!

ger BON Baltimore
Dos Sireftorlm bes teucrsablerzR Rereins" ldt
pdbreHo oes peroiieHen Yonats Die Steneroelretln9
9eperblidber AElagen uno Den Steuerz yGdla6 onl
Sisertbum Sum @je9eHano elmer uHterlnflH9 ae-
IIadt, uHo Oa es MN eire Hbrabme an Stele etlet
!Sunabme in Der iteuerbareH Sdts Der Stdot FAotL
ferHer elre1 betIaeeRsnerthen Diausel an Sprem IN
Der Verfuatun9 oeS SteTeroepGrtementS uno elne
politanoi9e gleiheuIti9ieit 9e9eulher ben Sertmz
muussn oes geieees. ben SetrNq Der @rnldbl9un9en
am S1oe zines jeben WoratS in uebereiHhtmmuH9 M!
Der am "a. Didr3 1885 9eHebmtgteH Seroronnn9 2t.
% berdten, fnoet, 10 bat es it eHtlhloneh, oeh
Wtt9lieoerR oes "SteuerSdbler SerelHs" mo oeH
Steuer5abern Saltimore's i'm AlgemetHeH etnen pou2
itdIoiseH uno oetailirten Serit elHer llEterunhn7
gen uno 1teiultate Su untsrbreiteE.
NnfaH9s UtGrS erIIdlte Der "SteuerSabler=
ourcb ieiHen Srdfoenten bic Tllter oes SteuerzSpz
peuutionsz@jeridts, oem YereiH uber Die Iol9eHoen
1uHtte auffldruH9 Su 9ebeH:
1. gSeld]es lit Der ubselbdtte 2Rerth alcs Glsenz
thuurS in Den eren 90 2aroS ODER in Der atH Sfaot
Baltimore mdbreHo Der perfloeHen Suanjl8 sabre 9ez
neicH?
=. 2SeIben Setraa batteH Die @rmdBi9nraeH nTo
SeiteuerunaeH ieoes 5ahr in oeHfelbeH 2SGtos naAz
reno Der perfIoeHeH Stparii9 Sdbret
3. gSle oiele neue Gebduoe limb leoes 5alr IN 9e=
noHHen 2Saros errdbtet mOrbtH uHo petle& mar oet
ab9edldtte 2Sertb aller oIdlen Heuen G'ebduoeI
in SeontpOrtun9 blsier SrageH mddlte oas Steuerz
gppelctioHs=Geriht burdl ielEen Glert orH. 2bomos
q. Nc@ormit bic iolgenoen Angaber:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
GeeDrte Sa,net,, martnt o

ssetpsDptf piomen, penu
0> a,..Sa der Samens dlneioer, friiber
y. SJuHit, izgtr.624. yiabiionitr.. 0.tp.gort,
Ipebeu elm cIteautsS GIabIiHemeut pirrIt in
Shrer Staot soifnet bat. Somm.n Si. uRb eben
81, bic gopitdttH" uHb tiHterIaleH Sic S9rs SefcIs
Iuno aui poatommen paiisEss Rsisasmauoer,
yScitansiac, Ho6c uiio niue eaebsIusiiee. per=
feftcs SibeH uHo bette Grbeit eerantirt n. Gauie
rpiomtt icbcr Seinderu elat p,roHIids autm.rtlams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
9autpfs u11o Sei6waGerz
Set3Ins.
9llba 6ubbarh & Comp,
Baltimore uuo @aibiueton.
(86,s,9O,s,1O0.2O

SermiB t.-0ie 5O.ldbrige Truu sOra
Soben BON SIR. 846, SftsprattltraBe, III lett
Utontaa aus ibrer 8obnung oeri9munosn
uuO giiemano bat bisher @tua5 pom tbr &C.
hort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
Ser 9entide GorreiponSeat,
EdeIidh, fuobentIib unb Gonntd9s

81. Raiue, Gi9entbmmer uno Rcoaffenr,
EhonciizGde SnItimoresStrass uHo s'oitzSfFcesGst.
greis bes tasIidIcn 9Iattes, bur6 8rdser in Bal.
ttuorc uno in Der yddlbartdft beiorat. I2ls gte.;
f6aIid,e uno Spunta ee =stus sabc 15 Cts. pre-
gsode,saP!bar potert9 an bic oas9iatt beiorscuo.n
Srdeer.-Saalidl ne0f Sonutaa no zstus aabe inter
Bel. IN SerbdItni6 fir Die iuodeutlide sius eabe
nit SonrtassbIott, portoire, nit sIbSug tnr &uba.
81 SO pro SGhr, Hau trseno siHem Srte oes SJHIans
bcs, "a nab europa. Sonntas ss=eiuSsabe 81
pro Sabr.-9as bette uub biuieite oertidle 9Iatt
In htn Nittels unb SloftaGten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13

uns aue fonfis:H gsradi.bL.r b.,It sriinbIih uns
Itu.n bas Sem sttbeuss.S Suftitut,- Rr. SOS,
&eitsSe fimanfraBe. nG5e SlnseuzarenHe.
(Suri25 ! 2Ultef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-13
STATEMENT OF
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE


STATEMENT OF
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A. McCURDY, PRESIDENT.
For the year ending December 81, 1892
Assets $I75,oS4,I56 6I
Reserve for Policies (AmerieasS ,o- m
Miscellaneous Liabilities 134.S56 8!
Surplus 15,16s,2S3 "a
Interest, Rents, &C. s,1o1,099 80
s4O,.Ss, $50 "a
Disbursements
To Policy-Holders s1e,3s8,S82 4s
For Expenses and Taxes 1.41S,611 Os
S26,SO6,l43 81
The Assets are Invested as follows:
United States Bonds and other ~
Loans sVn'i on Bond and Mortgage,
Loans rs o on Stocks and Bonds Io,894,S95 90
Cash cssh hr'HaE in Banks and Trust Com
Accrued rii Interest, Deferred Pre-
miums, &c. o,o1o.41t %
S175,0S4,156 81
Insurance and Annuities
'hsIra"cg newcd S654.9O9,566 90
Insurance in Force 745, ,7SO,Os3 90
Annuites in Force 3o2,Ooo VI
Increase in Annuities SS:,'52 9S
Increase in Payments to Policy coo e,o ,o
Increase in Receipts .,oOI.ioJ ~
Increase in Surplus 3,I51-2oo -
Increase in Assets l6,o",Ol' ID
increase onS Rnuamed Rr 47,787.765 90
Increase in Insurance In Force 5O,29o,S2o W
NoTE-In accordance with the intention Of th: Manage
aut IS announced IN November 1884, 10 limit The amount OF
new insurance actually sEed and paid io IN ne accounts o.
the year 1892 One Hundred Million Dosrs ne amount OF
insurance force above stated includes INC anOuu G SUM
voluntary limit with but slight increase unaVNasnIs In
closing tho December accounts
| have carefully examined the foregoing State
ment and find the same to be correct
A. n. WATERHoUsE, Auditor
From the Surplus dividend will be aPpoFti0ned
as usual
ROBERT A. eRANNIss, WcE-PaEsoEST
WALTER R. GILLETTE General Manager
FuoRy McCLRSrocx LID. FLA. Actuary
SSnrriS & Siren. A1entfn.
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