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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
POLICEMEN Oy rRML FoR MSCOyDUor

Sergeant Jeremiah Lynch aud Patrolman JosepA
Collins. of the West Twentieth-st station w.''
on trial yesterday before Police Commissioner nv
Clave on charges Of using vile language 70 ME-.
Juanita Castillo and Juanita RousseH, OF NJ 80
West Twenty-sXth-st 80, ho,o,o
John Hodges. a pa,rolman. was on Tis De b.,
Commissioner MacI.ean. charg n Win hf,i.u,s q,
tally dubbed Isaac Levine, Of No. % Luoio"s~'
an April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY MATTERS.

Washington May 1.-The sem-annual meeting
OF the trustees OF the American University was
held to-day at the Arlington Hotel John f..
searles. jr OF Brooklyn, presided II unan-
mously voted that In view OF the fact that suffi-
Gent funds have been contributed already justify
the opening of a department OF history that two
buildings hall of history and hall OF admins
tretion-be begun as soon as additional funds suf-
fclent TO complete them shall have been secured
in cash and reliable pledges. The meeting was the
most widely representative one In the history OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
RETURN Of THE scnoo1sHIp SARATOGA.

Philadelphia. May AFTER three months
cr1,ise which began February last. the school,
ship Saratoga arrived at the Delaware Breakwater
on her return Trip to-day All board WELL
and the ship viii come up 10 the city tomorrow
or Friday Her cruise embraced Fort de France,
Martinique ST. Kits. ST. Thomas La Guayra and
Kingston Jamaica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

"Not many sounds in life," once exclaimed
thoroughly human soul exceed in interest knock at
The door We are knocking inquire II have read
the audaeious novel; Mr. Bailey Martin To be
bai q a BOOKSELLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
THE EyODrs TO EUROPE rs LARGE

The May Social Register" issued yes'eIus,
shows that in the .ast quarter there nave Oss"
among the prominent families In New-iorA ~
ciety as compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
MANY armies" DRIFTING EASTWARD

Portland. Ore. May 2-The "Industrias" are
stiu canned near the Northern Pacific mill. and
are conducting themselves in orderly manner
Late Yesterday afternoon they and a number OF
sympathizers paraded through the principal streets
with about loo men in line.
Cripple Creek Col, May 2-"General" Sanderss
army numbers forty-two. and they are drilling
daily They hope to start for Florence tomorrow
and will follow down the Arkansas River
Omaha Neb.. May "A branch of the CoXey
army is being organized in this city. \ mass
meeting was held yesterday evening at which IN"
people were present A list was passed around
and over fifty men agreed to join the movement.
To-day two recruiting offices will be opened in the
city.
Salt Lake Utah, May 2.-General Carriers indus
trial Army" remained all Of yesterday camped few
miles out of the city in expectation of train that
has thus far failed TO materialze. Carter spent
the day in this city interviewing railway peopie
There is talk of marching back to town unless
Lima, OHIO. May "A gang OF Coxeyies boarded
a Lake Erie and Western fast freight train ana
took possession Of several cars refusing TO be us
lodged. The police captured about half the crowd
the Commonweal Army has deposed him and
Chosen a leader. The army Is marchins east
from Big Springs the formers TenSs bev carry c
not seize a train and the roads are not allowing
trains TO be seized. There but 100 OF the army
ST. Louis Mo. May AT 215 this afternoon the
captain of the steamboat H. J." Clark offered free
transportation to all members of the Commonweal
who desired cross the river. The army to the
number OF 800 men. accepted the offer and marched
I'D the gangWay with banners flying and amid the
General Morrison marshalled the men on dcek
and made brief speech as the steamer crossed the
and are now negotiating with the different ran
ways for transportation eastward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Mix little folly with your serious thoughts Read
Grossmiths Diary OF . Nobody" Its the the
pu6ding Of iifs lowell Coryeli = Co.. PubiisnsrsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

There fs time Of life past learning something.
Have learned that the brightest novel Of the day u
Tlorenes 1arrysts How Like woman"' lowell.
Coryeu Co.. Cammeyer Building)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

the institution. Among those present were Bishops
fT'Srsf Howmon and Fowler the Rev. DR.. ]. u
buckley. " NJ Springer. NJ q. Emery and Ars
John 4 Logan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

will probably help out our wing ana ! WSul1 nU'
be- surprised to see our recruits go ih'o '"e '''o"
sands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Donald another Commonwe0lcr. was sent 10 lhe
workhouse for afteen days for profanity
Major Moore the Chief Of Police, had a long
conference to-day with Private secretary lhuI-
Der with reference to the police arrangements
for the protection Of the White House during the
stay of Coxey's army in Washington. IL ives
decided to keep the additional poHcemeh Oh
durv in and about the mansion for the present
No members Of the Commonweal Army Visited
the White House to-day although no opJe, ION
would have been made to their DONG 50. l"'
seedy men wearing the badge OF the Common
veal. entered the grounds this morning Dni con
tented themselves with merely gazing az l"e
mansion. - o-,,,,,
in First-st, in Southwest Washington. me
ground is inclosed by board fence ana aighs
the south and west s.des the famous On ~
wall has been stretched. Under this a lot OF
clean straw has been thrown ana the HaJo'iS
OF the men are sheltered -, ~,
At noon Oklahoma Sam annOunccd the "IilNdt
of christopher Columbus Jones three. cheeIS
were given and Jones removed MS hat ai,1
entered smilingly. He remarked that ne Wo"!u
not saw much. I'VE are gaming confluence ="
the public" he began, and then sara apoio,
getically II hope you won't think / was putun
on frills for riding around in c2o yesteT C,
Then some one began 10 sing MISS Jones line I'M
Rack and Jones retired 20 tent. Few
minutes later Mr.. CoXcy entered and iNme1lhie.y
gave orders to clean up the ground. w heH "sh u
il he would again attempt To speak al the NaP,tol
he replied that ne would say nothing on the SUD
ject , d, tho
number Of new recruits at the camp, !nc1uu'He
one "accordionist' who is grinding out the most
doIef,l airs to a numbe" OF attentive listeners
THE men seem to be contented. single ponce
man is detailed at the camp. .
Miss Mamie Coxey who rode at the heau Oh
the Commonwealers yesterday in the maFch 70
the Capitol dene; the report from Massliloh lhat
she had come to Washington without the con-
sent Of her mother. who is the divorced vic
of Coxey and says that her mother knew OF heE
coming and that the story Of legal proceedings
being taken TO reclaim her is all nonsense.
General" COxeys request for free permit TO
charge admission to his camp for charllaDle
purposes" not having been acted upon ny ihe
district Commissioners, he to-day TOOK OUT
another show license for the day. and paid 20
for it, This issued by the Assessor me
same as a license for any other show 10 Wlich
admission is charged
Coxey intimated that he WAS looking anout LOT
another camping ground and II Is quite p1oDa-
bic that IL he does not voluntarily remove MS
forces from the present unhealthy location the
District health authorities will either c9mpei
him TO do 50 or in the event Of the outbreak
of typhoid fever in the camp, will pat them all
In quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
81. 500. OPS. 1875 Sl.69i. 10,

Totals 81 500 OPS 335 Sl69l 1890
The general stock OF money coined issued by
the Government up May and the amount of
each kind held by the Treasury on that date are
shown by this table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

The oil corvette Lancaster. which was the nag
ship OF the Asatc station until she sariea on heT
long VOYAGE % New York last February. redcheu
Gibraltar this morning. The historic ship VIII make
haste 20 reacn New Ork, where she viii be ittei
a. q. training vessel. she "!l not again Dc Pidec"
in active sea service. ~.
the tranlng-ship Portsmouth arrived at New
York to-day.
The Alert reached Port Townsend yesterday on
her way to Behring Sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Chairman Wilson. u The House Why's and NrdIS
Comnllttrr expects to reach Washington W.tnln
another week \ letter received from him states
Price's sugar plantation. about nifty miles from
Nrw-Orl.nns Two or three days OF THIS week VIII
he 81 m, by Mr.. Wilson the guest Of LOUISIANA
A. Paton i.onge. the state Capital. ne Will then
starr North Jnd will probably be IN MS seat week
from today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

The President has appointed the following Board
Of Visitors to the MtaTy Acadewy r At T Dis
tr.ct OF Columbia; George II. Craig. alabama; Dr.
William W X an; Pcnrsylvan:a J9hn y. s,rE-
sets John J. Davis. West Virginia, and EIWasi
G. Wall Wisconsin. Vice-President Sieyen. n mas
aprorf.l fnesa members OF the board: SenatDfs
Wiilinm NJ Bate. Of Tennessee. and Redield Proc
tor. OF Vermont Speaker Crisps appointees are
REPRESENTATIVES, John G. Black. ~ Illinois; NiIIam
II Hatch. Of Missouri, and Newton NJ Curtis 81
N-p--Nerl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Charles II. Tweed. Of New-York attorney OF Ine e
Central Pacific Railroad Company. to-day appeared
before the House Committee on Pacific Railroads;
His object was 10 explain the situation OF the
t'cn.roI Pacific Re could not make any stateme NJ
or suggestion looking to the settlement o. tn@ d,D
odiri1ls on the subject. 9. T. Huntington, NJ sald
was expected appear before the committee next
and v,uld give the necessary infOimatlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

Sir Julian Pauncefot the British AmpasS'uor'
hal further conference with Secretary Carhsie
this morning on the Bchrng Sea sealing resuia.
fons and lfccns. forms. The President mas not yet
thrTn.
, 1894-06-30
Gooesfdue

tpnroen beute Qormittag I'M @eiun66eitsz
amt, ple folgt. angemeloet:
@ua lln8er, Z 81, get. i'm Siolirs
6Oipital.
Otto gorG &u8nf shiemann, 8 g., go.
81 sc. 6oDneitr.
Maria aa6us, Sc S., $40. 1913 Curtis
itraBe.
9onnob 8etide, 50 s., go. 2o3 Grpinss
itraBe.
earr @ump5, 81 S, 80. 6357 mcG6ss-
neD Q(pe.
0tile g8iG, 4 S., SefferlOn gorf.
9ottie Braun, 80 S., 8eit. i'm 6. g.
6Oipital.
&oie saueler, Z &C., SO. 225 Goms
merctal @pe.
SrebOte 9aulp, 8 8, go. rs 8abeItr.
Sobn Souls O}drtin 3opf. l S. 10 So,
SEQ. 751 8. 81. Ctr.
George 9. @rafJ 40 s., go. 1868
8arret 9lbe.
9orotbea GrOte, 4. S., No. 80 Goers
green Nue.
&ote @laB, 81 S., $40. 2 SO. 20. Str.
oenrp SIMS, 70 S., SEQ. 4145 A6erbecne
itraBe.
, 1894-06-30

Jtau6infpettor N6ontS bate 9eftern
Die leitenben S9leppbampfcrz8 eiiber gu
elmer np6mali9cn 8~eriucbSfabrt auf benz
NIT Betroleum ge6eibten SbleppOompfcr
pBldd 8aQ" etngelaben. I'm II ltbr beute
Sotmittag fntr cine 6lotiue aus benz
ySlad8au" unS mebreren an6erenS bleppz
Dampfern nit 3abIrei9en intereilirten Ser
rem in ben Sec binauS. Son oieier 8robe
tpirb eS a~bbdn9en, Oh bic 6eisung Der
S6leppoampferz& eiieL nit getroleum
tpirflt9 prattii6 Ourbgefibrt perben
tDir6.
, 1894-06-30
Gebrer prufuno.

Qlm ndbiten 0ienitag, 6en 3. Suit,
ftnbet in Der @eitieite 6Obi9ule, @fe
GOn9reB Str. unb O9ben 9loe,, bic Briie
flung BON 8enerbern Tim SteQungen ais
6auptz unb 6ulfsLebrer an Sen Brimdre
unb GRANDDAUGHTER, iotpie ais SUITS
Lebrer fir 6obibuLen itatt. Die Briifnn7
gen erfpl8en unter Dem Goritt oeS
Superinteuoerteu Sane.
, 1894-06-30
mte0er ouf freien Saben.
Der 6ollbealnte Oancuort aus Der 6aft e1t=
Iafen.
SC Nnrf. 30. SUM.

SEEN gorf, 80. Stunt.
Die 9epeicbe 6es v6eraIb" aus 9inra,
8eru, meIbet, .baB Der Sniur9entenfilbrer
WOntOnero ben 53oIbeamten 00nerart,
tDeI6en er in ber 6offnuug in 6oft btcIt,
Gin 20le8eIO fir i'm gu erbalten, in Trete
belt geiebt bat.
Gs lift ~tpabr1beinGiB, baB ser 6inan5miz
hitter SerrccciO Oemna9it ietn Nmt nieOerz
legen ptr6.
, 1894-06-30
Stdott1bes.
Fretoefprohen.

&i9ter gB6eeler ipra1 beute Mor9en
Sranf Golier BON Der Mntlage oeS NugrtffS
auf ben G~onbufteur 8atrif 9'Gonnor BON
Der Norbicite &obelba9n fret. 0nS gen>
contre fanb Dor et!pa adbt Iogen auf einem
8abelipogen an Der SIDE BON &onboIpb unb
2aiaQe Str. fat. Collier Denies, baB i'm
Der @onbufteur nit BET eiiernen Meidbens
ftange 3uerit bcbrobte, er berlebte i6ut Damn
einen Tauit9teb auf bic Scale.
, 1894-06-30
BeriOnli6e8.


Crine Mtttrpe, lett GINGER 3eit bei9dfttsungslos. bittet
- lpoblbobenoe iSamllleu nm eiu fleines 9arIebeu,
9egeu quite St9erbeIt. @breiie erbeten utter:
lll3t " 2 Stoats5eitung.
Sultus S~ruenuaIb mir6 erludt iofDrt in Der
~ SIftce Ger 9euti9en @eieaibaft 40 ga Gale Ctr,
oor8uipreGen 29lu,3t
$40 State @troBe.
9as einat9e d6te turtif9e Bah in Der
@elt NIT 9Gmen=8eDtenuHg
4e9te tirtiI9c, ruITi8e gdber unb Mofuge=gebanb.
un9 oOn ]erTabreuer 8eoienuug 9egebel. grIter SlaIie
III leber 9e3iebuug.
Ser pppuIdrte uuO 3~uberIG5figte
BIAS in Der Stnbt
Sffen Gag aEO 9tadt. Gtoblirt 1882.
$40 State Sir. BUR cine Sreppe bod. 22lu1S
, 1894-06-30
0runOeiQent6um
a. Dc
in q. 6. 9sfina,g 9Opers safe @ubbipiipn.

Gotten in q. 6. 9eIing's 9opers Safe @ubbioiiou.
&uf oI9enetnen @uni9 Der soblrei6tn 8eIu6er BON
Serrn Seiin9s 6orn ont 8oipers Safe in Q8i8conIin lit
ole 9ofes5rout in Gotten o~useeIeet uuo in ben W}artt
eebro8t 9emers 2ate lit in 5peiftinbt9er 6obrt nit
Der gtortH meitern-5obn 5u erreiden, Iiegt nabe bee
Station Seupu Suuction. miScontn. 9ie fur8e Tab1t
BON Genoa S%uHctiOu snn Safe 1T reid al Gceuerten unS
9endDrt cine berrIins Nusi6t auf bas berumlie9euoe
2erratn. Die Soften Dobeu iammtIi3 so SUP Sibfront
am See NIB Ielbit i'm belSeften CONNER rebt Elm be.
itdnbig fibter WinO bonn @iben iiber ben Safe uub fnb
III SoI9e Der Subfrpnt uuo bes ftetig fableu gBinDes
eieie Gotten Die be9ebrteteu am gonsen Safe; re bobeu
cine Siefe bon $3.50 SUI, fnb nit ben i@6nften
Snettenb6uren, tpte Gidet. 8u9eu, @eseru, uus onerlei
S@IinsseiUd4sn ~beitonben, er1ebeu f9 t~beilpttIe5 so SUB
iiber ben See unO bieteu cine malertI9e ausT6t I6er ben
cine Wteile breiteu unO 3tpet Wteileu Ian9en Gee, ipeI9er
OH SdotBeit uuo Scenerten benz Safe 6eneoa, benz be,
~lieSteiteH Gee @isconiius, eIei9tomrt. 9as Hare
@ofIer, BON Gilsnqueaen eendbrt, frei BON alien 5umpf.
%pfan8en, Der ianbi9e 9Oben bisten Die f46ufteu Babe.
gu bieiem Gport. Sir 8abeanftulten, CUTE gerpTeguug
unO prOmpte 8srbitOung swiI4en Der Station ssnOa
SuncttOn utb benz Safe 1T seIprgt
gtur So Gotten iinO norbonOeu feire syamiIte unO
NaturIiebbober ioateu es unterlaiIen, fb cine 8ouIteue
8u fieern. gadbere austunft srtBeilt, iOiDie gluttsn
~oerienoet
G. MeImR.
17S5 W3lttuoufee IpG
D0sr Simmer 60, go. 20 Ga Saue CTR.
, 1894-06-30
TerQniannder.


0}o1 ct. Soiepb, Benton 0orbur. @roto @optbs.
~ Detroit, Ottatpa Bead. Stiles, aqen Mt6tqan unO
5nbiana @unften, iabren Die Sampler Stir Of Chicago"
Hnb r@Ditora" td9Iid nm $50 Wlorg. lu0 11:3O Nbenb5;
Samita9s ertr1 nm 2 ubr 9tdm. Sod uu0 Office am
SUB pou MQbaib Ape, 48 &iper Str.
28inbom 8. 8. @robGnt, 9rGftoent.
OZARK THEATRE-Stote uobe @ougreB Cir.
Z Snltiptet, &~0giete, Gurlcsauc.
TfaaC Fair False WOHmaT.
Weibltde 5Seuer=8rtgaoe. S0bg SlDrinoo Wtinette.
3aglldD 3pel Sorlteluu0elL. Gintrltt 10 @ts.
, 1894-06-30
Substitute 3ilnllcr.
Onnslaltnmasz0 eoenitanDe.


q pertoufen: @inriGtuu9 BON 4=53tnmer=5Iat.
y 5nlorllnen ober e%in5elr, pegeu i%ptDrri9er Nbreiie,
81 So SQuc 9toe, 28luu3t
, 1894-06-30
NGbmai6inen.


a niger. lbeeler 81 @ilion, 9umeftic, 5tanburb,
9Bbtte, Wslcor s. Sibbs, gerp Some, @roDn, $500
bis $500. 9aranttrt OonitdnbIg uuo iHtott. q 0men's
electric Slo., gfe State unb Aoanls Ctr, @intritt 2O9
state Str. STen Sonnta9s Don $3.50 gOrm. bis 1890
9tadpm. l7ma, 1St9lnlo
, 1894-06-30
8eri0ie0ene8.

O6Dne, gspten, Mietben, iGle9te S9uloen offer ArteE
- ~cplectlrt; feline Be3aDlung men1 erfolglos. S.&tnorg,
Gpuitps@ puitabler, rs 5. 9tpe, Gunner 8. 2utlS
IA 0uIoeu! @6uIDenl S6uIoeH!
y gtaerIei i6lebte Sbuloeu JDfoft %coleetlrt;
-& 3uDIuu9 pbne rTol9 =
Gpnltabler inuter nn 9oro.
Peoples @pIIectt on Ageucp,
92-94 2oione Ctr. 3immer 81.
5ba1S Sentia ptrb bier seiprO9er.
, 1894-06-30
TtmauSieles.


S3ofe. Quiulau & @p.. MDrtgoge @orters, 52 Dear
" bornltraBe, perlctben 6elO AMI @btca9Oer @run0s
e~igentbuH su Ben uiebrigiten Breiiem iowie aub ouI Sc
b6ube. 6bes, ST.
, 1894-06-30
Serlangt: MGnner unO GTraneu.

Nerlen9t: Mdnner, 5rauen unb au9 &tnDer iiber
~ IA Sabre alt fDnnet Is bis 80 9pn. Die Wode pers
otenen nit 5 9o1. &opttal gum @nfan9; fem @onoaIfeu.
Hetb3utra9en $50 q. @lart @tr., 3tmmer ], 5petter
fur. You6t
, 1894-06-30
31ntabon
q Osrfeufeu Obsr gu pertauf9sR:

SDet 9duIer nit Soften in einem raid etpDrbIhhens
ben StGbtGen i'm 6Itliben &ouIos. $50 Nteileu BON 9an,
lag ettD, Wto. 9aS BrOpertp liegt an Der 9auptitraBe.
nabe Dem gahubuf, lebe Got bat cine SfrDHt DON so SUB
rne lte9en nebeu chamber; 6ru9t6dume, 3Dbleuitdae
II. No.. 8te 9ulier %befimben iib in gutter 8erfoFung
fault ober se9eu &ots poer en Seim bon gIeidbem @Bertb
III bieler Staot ulngetnuI9t. 0erfauTs9ruub Gigeu,
tbuHter DDbnt bier in Der StaOt uuo bat feline 3eit, oents
ieIben feline @ufmerfiantfeit gu lpiomer. Gin gutter glak
fir SelHano UNI ELI 6ei9dft anSHfoueeH; faHH SeIs
MAIDEN. 9oS YrOpertD lift gon5 i6IloeHirei.
Mtau a0reIiire
6. 8. U~reeInnO,
~24inabatu core Of nStaatsasituue--
, 1894-06-30

GbtcagO, 80. Stunt.
@Ge in bieTer StTte on9e5ei9ten 8rteie, pelfe uidt
gerefnet. Gbgebolt itno. perbea uaa Der dead Letter
Office Ill WaiDtHgtOu QeloHoL
, 1894-06-30
m06entli6e Sriefiite.

m6hentlic
s +
MGe in bie'er SiTte 0nc
uuerbnlb 5mei @D6eu, DO
,erednet 0bgebolt iino, me
Office" Ill Maibtugtou Qe.
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3 9tbromipu @ 30
4 A0antelesfi SuIef
5 9llbratb @lbertiue (4)
6 Mute55tiemice StaHis.
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s 80li1a Ulaoimir
9 8orfDmSfD u
10 Barnet 9nOiO
II Bauer @ng
u 8ounanu Suianno
Is 8eDreubrU9 "
IA Sebrens @barlte
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Is 8ejeuta MaleHtp
II 8iataS Sacub
Is Siotciaf Stanistam
10 8taut 8
20 8iumberg u
q 8pbat Yauline
% 8Dlte @bas
% 9ouoD @0rparO
"a 8prltidet 05la
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26 8rauo Wm
q 8reslo Sobn
Is 8re3iua fSrant
80 8re3iuo Sean
80 8riem @briftiaH
81 BrDmbos5O San
81 8rO5oio3Dt Syranf
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81 8ulgor Glia Gllef
35 Burger Gafie
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81 @0nal WttB
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~ @pbaH 81
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% @pititpan Or. 8
46 &ulen Mti6ael
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81 9ie6ri9iteTn so q
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so 95enODli SimoH
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80 SSuutgelt Dtarie Mtrs
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81 8ploItune Ntprris
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80 6rin Bertha
80 9rpBmnHn 9
81 Srub5uer Iloi0
90 @r3Dl Mcjcte9
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l01 9amHlert Mar
l02 0ompel Sarl
103 6aneppt SOmaS
104 9nrbaunI Bertha
l05 9aut Si55ie
l06 Sapeu 81
I07 Secfer 8lctpr
l03 9eiu Auguit
109 SerfDrtb @rnft
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l19 Sabnte 9uitao
100 Sail &0rel
l21 Sanction s
I22 Sauoplat Spbau
123 Saiiusti San
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125 Suugnictel 9ermanH
1876 &aolubomsfi S0fef
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1855 GieIer Geiubolo
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154 &osfa 9 s
155 &pu0elfo Wt0rte
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~ gabe Der Belmont unb @lften Apenue $500-S600
@ottoges perben, gaus nab ggunfa pes SduierS. eben.
faas olf Ibi9ia9s3ablnng gebaut. $. Got, 3immsr IS
neutrality-suspicious., Mtittnss Slpiiaen GINS L. 3meL.
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, 1894-06-30

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~ Der Station &poubale, 9tortbneitern=G6abn fir
cine 6amllie bsquem ein9eriatet. @taaur9 fIr 1nebrere
Bfer0e nit babel. $4,000. 8equsnle 3abluuasterrline
Dber i9uIbenfreies unbeboute8 @runbeigsnfbum aIs
GbeiI5abluH9. Abrefe: q. 6. 9or 15I, I%oonbale. 6oof
60, Sa. 15nts. BAN
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, 1894-06-30

81 b 0 nh oIe-2Otten = $500 unb %oufmarts.
S]ntereiien. 2Sn mmmittelborerS y}6Ge beg anpnbole nno
MaplepOOb 9epotS, bon S9ulen unb Rir6eu. 9eun
&Dtteu an Der Sbpulas 4pe.. uabe Der Belmont uub
Clifton aoe.. finb tir cine ueue SGule eetnuft unb miro
bieielbe inuerbo16 elnes Sobres 9ebaut ieiu. @baugs.
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furacr 3ert bur9 bieIes 6e6iet laufen laTIen. 9te I9Dn,
fen SeibdftsIotteu on Der @liton un6 Belmont AUe..
Iebtere bic 9ouptoerbiubung8linte 5pii9en Der Stobt
unb Der WeitIeite. ~9Reiioen3 g often an allen Seitens
itraBen. - SGuIer nod Wuni@ ouT lei6te Ab5obluu9en
sebalt. 3tge OerLofieH SoEuta9s UNI $40 ubr uHb
nm /. 80 Wtttto9s bas Weas Str. s9epot unD balten all
neither 3peisoffice. Gde 9iperieD Ctr. unb Wtaplepoo0
Citation. Office G~cnntass pffeu.
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, 1894-06-30

miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois -. -. 1,s11, 1873
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois -. ........'.... 85,2o.ss
Total Losses incurred during the yeaE
in Illinois 18,623.65
Total amount of Risks outstanding -. S2S, III, 450.05
JnO. J. Henry, President.
Frank II. Mcbride. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of January 1894
[SeaIl JOSEPH WAR;
S8fb Notary Public.