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, 1894-06-18

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q 2y tRs P lNG% YAM FIRE
Philadelphia in the sfa+a AZ MPA ny +6 6d
Slst day of December, 1888: made to the Insurance
to law: ~
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
tuAA;s''' S4Oo,ooo'Vu
Assets.
Value Of Real Estate owned by the
Loanson Bonds and Mortgages. 6io'o7oo0
United States Stocks and Bonds....... 5o,850.0O
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. 49,. -. ,74l,700,o 90
state, CITY. County and other Bonds a09r2I200
Loans on Collateral Security. M,800.0o
cash on hand and in Bank ...........- l22,402.0
interest due and accrued e.. .......... lS,Sl4.94
PREMIUMS lncourse of collection and
Rents due and accrued ..........". e4l.e6
Total Assets. S 8,859,o58.86
Less special deposits to secure liabili-
ties in Georgia and Virginia. ........ 50,46o.0o
Balance. -. s s,sO8,e58.88
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .......S l2,43766
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken ......... 91,5Si.S SIS
Losses resisted by the Com
pany ...".,"-"".... 7,25o58
Net amount of unpaid Losses. 2l1 2ee.5s
Amount of unearned Premiums on ali
outstanding risks -" l,228,s848a
perpetual Fire insurance policies be-
ing 80 per cent of the premium or
deposit received .........,...... 49,. 725, 1871
All other liabilities ..,........ 4,000.o 90
Total Liabilities IS 2,16s, 8S3.63
Less liabilities secured by special
deposits. q. ...... 34,s71.eO
Balance. IS 2,ls3, 9l2.e8
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
Cash. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1882, 1257s
the year; 172,543n
Rents received during the year....... 2,G921 II
Total income IS 1896, 761.07
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 1850 39. 10
Dividends paid during the year.. so, 000Q 90
the year. 476, 5e23 80
IaxeS PAID during the year......... g. ,573,97
Amount OF &ll other expenditures 49,. 43,556.49
Total expenditures .:..$ 1872, 1921
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois 8,4e5, 4O4OO
year in Illinois -. -. los, s22.s5
Total Losses incurred during the year
IN limos 78, 1867
Total amount Of Risks outstanding 80. 26, $50, 953.0 90
.ES. Dale Benson, President.
w. Gro we'll Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before rne this 22nd day
of January, 1894.
(SeaD GEO. w. HUNT.
Commissioner of Deeds for the State Of
Illinois at Philadelphia, Penn,
Zap 623 Walnut St.
, 1894-06-18
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, 1894-06-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL N9tpmnnt Of the PHENIX INSURANCE
hiiludl Ut0tVhIONt COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent OF
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
1,UOU,O0u.0O
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FOR THE RECALL OF WILLIS.
Text Of Resolution Introduced An tn
House,


WAsHrseroS CrTY, Feb. 28.-The reso.
luton introduced IN the house today by
BouseIle for the recall of Minister Willis
from Hawaii, recites the antipathy the
United States has always expressed to the
intervention by a foreign minister in do.
mestic affairs. and the improperly of fore.
ing upon a weaker power what we object
to from strong power. 1t cites the
praiseworthy forbearance of the Hawaiian
government toward Willis and the special
ties of commerce aud kindred that bind as
to those islands, and concludes:
"Resolred, That IL is the sense OF this
house that the most sacred obligation of
good faith, the highest mutual interests of
the United States and the friendly gov
eminent of Hawaii, the piainest dictates
OF international comfy and the impera-
tive duty of avoiding further risk of COM
plicIty in the Indictment of disorders and
possible bloodshed in Hawaii require that
the present United States minister 10 the
Hawaiian government be Immediately re-
called and superseded by another minister
who will not be hampered by the lament
able incidents of the recent past. and who
will be able and willing to represent the
sincere desire OF the people of the United
States To cultivate to the fullest extent the
friendship which has so long sunsisted
between the United States and Hawaii,
and to constantly endeavor to advance the
interests and prosperity OF both govern
r0ertss
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MeKan. Mus, q. 60 Ain, s,n~.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 2s.-J udge Cullen today
denied the application Of John Y. Nc
Kane for certificate of reasonable doubt.
Pending appeal McKans must 60 TO Sing
Sing.
Albany, N. Y, Feb. 26.--Up to . late
hour tonight none of the supreme court
judges in this vicinity have been applied
10 for stay In the McKans case. II is
rnmored, however. that an application
will be made early in the morning to
Judge Mayham, at 6choharie. as both
Judges Fnrman and Shsehan have an
nounced that their views are similar to
those Of the Brooklyn justices.
WHfTs PLAINS. n. ". Feb. 26.-Follow-
ing the refusal Of Justice Cullen to grant
a stay for MeKane. Lawyer Joachlmson
appeared in White Plains and made appli-
cation TO Justice Dykman. Who refused to
interfere
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A Consignment of Contr.bands.

Deputy United States Marshal Z. T.
Drake. of Fairhaven. and J. f. MeiGnnis.
of Whateom, arrived in the city
last night with FIVE Cinnamon, Sc
Bow, Lun Louie, All Album, Ke Toy
and All Hong who have been ordered de-
ported. The Mongolians were arrested in
Whatcom county last fall upon a charge
of being illegally in the country.
aud In resisting arrest one of
them Was shot in the hack. The
wounded Chinaman subsequently recov-
cred and. after trial. the whole batch
were ordered deported. The officers will
take the prisoners to Tacoma this morn
ing, from which place they will be shipped
on the first steamer for the Orient
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II IL said IN Nss York tbs. deal has
been made by which the Gre.s Northern
railroad is 20 obEaia use of The Wisconsin
Cen;ral from 81 Panl to Chicago.
Judge Grcsscup, OF the Fetsral court at
Chicago. has discharged the railroad off,
eiags wfso rsfased TO answer questions Of .
Federal grand Jury Investigation in the
workings NJ the int~rxtats commerce Law.
This practically renders tbs law nusasory.
Judge Gfosse1p said tbs fifth amendment
10 the Federal constitution granted wit
nssses Immunity from testifying 20 mat
tiers which world inrrimtnate them. and
congress eoBld not pass snY law contrary
- that provision.
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The un,on raeaae wage schedule.

ChKYKSSx, Feb. 2,--oieogse l.. Hodges,
counsel tor the Union Paeihc railroad
egapsoyes, appeared before Judge Rlner.
OF the United States court, today ana ob-
tanned an order that the schedule Of pay
and rules and regulations affecting the
employees IN force when the Union Pacific
receivers took charge be continued in
force unisl further orders 81 the court. The
court directs the receivers IL cause notices
~ tao ORDER - 10 distributed among en-
ployes. Judge Rlnsr Will tomorrow MAKE
the sane order n Colorado &c in Wyoming.
This action u As taken because the Uaion
Faeihe receives were notifying eAp.oyes
that The new schedule would be enforced
regardless OF tAs tara taat Judges Hallegl
and kiner had refused 10 enter Judge
Oundy's orGcs iu their jurisdiction.
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brsneh. there vas evsry evidences necss-
sxyy 90 show thas tbs branch vss built
for less Faon~y shan say other similar
piece Of ~ork ever undertaken By tbs
Nortbern Pscifc. And be sdd@3s The
sGb-coatract0rs lost large sr1ozns OF
money ca that work. 0as sue-csnsrsctor
claims 20 have drorped 81. ona" Col
Grfsgs says he srpects the Nsrsbsrn Pa
else will sssEle with the contractors Be-
fore Il becomes necessary 20 sorecioss their
lea upon The roa6 That vas the uncsr-
standing xhea he Jeff New York
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a New York Murderer El.otroeussd.

sfSs ssxo, y. Y, Feb. 2s-Mathew
Johnson. coiored, was eIectrocuted this
morning for the murder of Emil Kuckel-
horn, engineer of a building which John
son was attempting 10 burgiarize.
Johnson's crime was committed on De-
cember 8, fs32. in the rear cellar Of Thomas
& Wvlie's electrotyping establishment,
New York. Emil Knckelhorn's body was
found frightfuiiy mutiiated. The negro
gas arrested. tried and convicted. After
being sentenced be confessed. He said
that he visited the electrotypiug establish
ment only for the purpose Of stealing some
tools to pawn and raise money. He went
into the place at $50 O'Clock in the
morning and hid away IN loft until
4 o'clock in the afternoon. Then, beiiey-
ing thai every body had left the building,
he went downstairs to the cellar, where he
was confronted by Kuckelhorn. The en-
gineer had an iron poker in bis hand and
struck at him with il. He lodged the
blow and struck kuckelhorn on the head
With an iron bar. Telling him to the ground.
The engineer staggered to bis feet and
over the workbench, whore he seized . saw
and attempted 10 defend himself but was
beaten down to the ground by his a.
sailant
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The Cornell College ontrar..

More than 1000 Cornell college students
yesterday adopted resolutions regret
ting the recent chlorine gas out
rage, denoaneing the newspapers for
printing she news about it, and suggesting
that freshmen baaquets be hereafter held
under the direction Of the whole student
body. The trustees have subscribed 500
toward investlg ailng the tragedy.
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Gambling Game WIN Pay IL. Licen..

The police rAided The gambling game
which has been running over '.slorah's
Old Home" saloon. on Commercial street
last evening. arresting +. Wright.
q faro dealer. The raid was
made by Detectives Cudihee and Roberts.
When the officers arrived several players
were "eucsing the tiger" The dealer
will have 70 pat up nominal fine today.
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoeufks. Feb. IS Special. SAILED
Schr Lena Sweasy. nom SHADES Mill for
san Francisco. Arrtved-Str Point Iona
san Francisco.
ARERnRES. Feb. =. - Speclal. Sailed
Sehr Sailor Boy. Tor san Francisco
ASTORIA, fea- % Special. Arrived
Br ak Marion Crosby. from AcspuJ~a
thirty AVE days
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The sooth Bead Railroad.

FaooNA, Fee. 81 Special. Gel. c. VI.
Griggs, WHO recently returned from the
East, saws he @es President Sravton Ives.
g. tirv &ostheva R&eit,'. in Ncw YORK. aud
Nai.s the latter made scene complaint
about he construction Of sAe South Bend
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. d - Ex-President
Harrison and party left this morning for
California. via the pennsylvania, Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific, A number of
friends gathered at the station to see him
off. The party will spend Sunday at San
Jose, Cal, and on Monday 60 to Palo
Alto
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BsooKrys. Feb. 2s.-At o'clock the In
vestigstion attending the circumstances
OF the loss Of the ksarsarge on Roncsdor
reef began On board the Vermont Are
al the survivors mustered who can be
assembled p asKed Admiral Gherardi,
turning to Commander Heyerman.
Yes. all that can be assem-
bisd," replied the commander. The
president OF the court directed
the iudee-sdyocats 10 read the
narrative Of Heyerman. Lieut.. Kelley
read the report. Then the crew was sworn.
Commander Heyernan went on the stand
and swore that his written Statement. was
correct. and the seamen all agreed that it
VAS The taking OF testimony viii begin
tomorrow
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The silver Camps rropo.. 60 ssosd..

GKoRsErows. COL. Feb. ga petition
is being circulated which calls upon the
silver states to secede and join the republic
of Mexico. Mayor Parker, whose name
heads the petition. says 1T will be circu-
lated in every mining camp in the West
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F. ]. Wall, who Was charged with as.
saast With deafly weapon by c. Sander.
lin, was sreet from the charge by Justice
Caldwell yesterday.
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The trial Of the roster conspiracy case
AeainS. GOV. Peck and other Stale ofHcia,s
vas began al Asdison, Wis. Monday
was began.
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SHE SITIES.

The supply Of government seeds sent 10
the FosT-lNrEtLgaENCER FOR distribution
has been exhausted. ana many app.lcants
viii &c disappointed.
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The Oermsa-AmerIcaa club will meat
on thursday evening. A fu4 attendance
is desired
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF I|


The premium map offered ), a.
PosrISTELLrcxycER to its snh.-.,
bers. old and new. is now to b. s,,,a
in thousands of homes in the p,e;s.
Northwest That no premium 49,
offered has given such universal s,t;.
faction, % evidenced by the follc~;,,
testimonials, which are q few amon,
the large number received from tho,s
who have received the map The~
letters are exact copies Of the osis;.
mails on file in this ofica sha IA
natures only being omitted, a TIA
PosT-INTELLicENcER does not feel ~
liberty to publish in full the names q
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation of the map
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Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
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PALousK CITY, Wash, May n. iso2
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East Sr crnnn AZ

EAST Sr. CIoup. Mimi, May Is. tso4
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Editor Post-Inteliigencsr. Seattle, wasA
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BosroS, Mass, June 10. 1891

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ExrxxfsIsx. WASH. Feb fal lisa
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orrA.ro. Canada Aprtl 4 isa

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Post-Inteliigencer Co. Seattle, WASH
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MEADOW, Wash, Feb 9. is@

MEADUW, W HsI.t Eo1s = n n
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E5uAHffNs W h1Hsf PIN y tS1k
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LUMMr, Wash, Feb. g. 1854
The Post-Ietelligencer, Seattle, Wash
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wxsr FRxxpALn, Wash.

Post-Tntelligsncer, Seattle. wash
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LANGLEY. Wash, March 81, fs99
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attic, Wash.-Gents: | would say that
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PgST-NTELLIGENCER &C
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PALousE CITY, Wash, May n. iso2
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, wash
Gents: / received the map Of thu world
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M IuMglU, E6Ds - ko0S
The Seattle Post-Intelligenoer Co., -
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NoRrH WELLINGTON, b c., June q leo1
Editor Post-InteIligencer. Seattle, Wssh
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
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ton Yours very respectfully d. ].