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The morning call., 1894-03-29
LADY REFORMERS.
They Form a New Ethical
Association.
Interesting Lectures on Moral Oues.
tionS Will Be Delivered Gratis.
The Ex-President.

When the ladies who headed the recent
movement for the greater purity of the
press had presented their petitions to the
newspapers they realized that there were
many other fields in San Francisco which
would be benefited by moral purity, and
they determined to carry their influence
thithsr.
To this end many of the most prominent
reformers, such, for instance. as Mrs. DR..
Charlotts Brown and Miss Sarah D. Ham,
lin. began quietly to organize a society for
bringing to public notice the ethical side
of the great questions Of the world to.iay.
The ladies realized that to interest men in
the association would add to its strength.
and to this end they sought and readily
obtained the cooperation of Professor
David Starr Jordan.
The association will be placed upon a
permanent basis at meeting to be held
this afternoon, although its aims aud plans
are already pretty well outlined. There
will be no fees for membership, for wealthy
people interested in the project have prom
ised to defray all expenses. For the pres
ent all meetings will take place at the
Occidental Hotel. upon the Invitation of
Major Hooper, who is much interested in
the new undertaking.
1.-THE Ethical Association of San Fran
cisco is the name of the new society,""
said Miss Hamlin to CALL reporter yes
terday. "One OF Its main features will be
free public lecture in Golden Gate Hall
every month. The first open aneetIng will
take place in Golden Gate Hall on April g.
when Professor z. III. Griggs OF Stanford
University will speak upon The Basis of
Moral Life Ex-President Harrison will
also deliver a short address upon Right
Thinking and Right Living
Il may say" added Miss Hamlin. s'that
the ex-President is much interested In the
movement. The lectures will be suited 10
the community, and will not be tinged
with any agnosticism."
Tickets to the lectures will be given
gratis at Sherman & Clay's to all desirous
of attending.
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Levy. p. II. Livingston; Yerba Buena-
W. j. Kissel; Farragut-Joseph Harding
Coum mbia-John Heenan.
The following officers will also be in
attendance: Henry Ryan. grand chief
ranger; II. w. NJ. Ogg. grand sub-chief
ranger; Henry Krall, grand treasurer: c.
ii. Bremen. grand secretary: Sol Peissr,
grand recording secretary; c. p Rendon,
grand senior woodward: Sylvester Shaben,
grand junior woodward; Louis Cinnamon.
grand senior beadle; E. Nj. Lipka, grand
junior beadIe; r. Rasmussen, Purdy
Ed Morris. J. II. Dever and j. c. Howe,
grand auditors.
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the site was wanted for the Iew premises
of the Italian Bank

the site was wanted for the Few premises
OF the Italian Bank.
The capital stock is placed at S200, 900,
of which S63. 600 has been subscribed. The
directors are eleven in number-L v.
Merle, Paul Barbieri, Giuseppe Cadenas-
so. Joseph Pescia, John Levaggi. Gaetan o
Baclgalupi. Francisco Arata. EgistO G..
Palmieri. Natalie Ferroggaro, Gesuldo de
Luca, Gianvito Taeconi.
WetmOre Bros. have filed articles of in
corporation. Directors-Henry D. Wet
more. John G. Wetmore, William B. Wet
more, Robert 81. Wetmore Jr., w. Laurie
Sandford. Capital, SI50.OOO, of which
1000 has been subscribed
The Given Mine Development Company
has Incorporated with a capital of S.. 900:
600, OF which $4,000 has been subscribed.
Directors-Davld Mcclure Jr. of Oakland,
Frederick F. Thomas. Mortimer w. Bel.
shaw and Charles P. Eells of San Fran
cisco; Edward C. VOORHEES, of Suffer
Greek.
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Earned runs-Sacred Heart l. st, Margs q
nome run-Duun. Twobase hIts-Brockboff. Nc
Nell sacrifice hits-Hahley. Cooney Burks
First base on errors-Sacred Heart 3. IT Mary's
Mary,s 3. Left on bases-Sacred Heart g. ST.
Mary's 4. Struck out-By Iburg 6. First base on
hlt by piteher-Cooper 2, lburg Double plays
Mc Dermott TO Strei TO Martin, r. GsIindo to
FheIan 10 CooDey 2, lburg TO Strei. McDermott
unassisted. Passed bals-Cooper 2, Mcneil B.
The lOng-deferred vitcultnral annex to
the Horticultural building was completed
yesterday, and will be turned over TO the
State Board of Viticulture tomorrow. In
stallatiOD of exhibits Will take place next
week. Displays will be made by three ex-
hlbltors. Two rooms will be filled with
casks and bottled wines and liquors. All
the phases of the viticultural Industry Will
be presented. The elaborate decorations
of the building are all suggestive OF the
exhibits TO be made. The decorations are
excellent and in keeping with the charac-
ter OF the displays TO he made.
The Congress of Economics and Politics
Will begin this evening at Golden Gate
Hall. James ID. Phelan, president of the
executive committee. will deliver the OPEN
ing address and will be follow wed by Pro-
lessor Bernard Moses. President +, Ben
Jamin Andrews of Brown University will
speak upon THE Monetary Affairs of the
United States"
The Vienna Prster will undoubtedly
De crowded this evening at the concert to
be given under the auspices of the Press
Club. The advance sale of seats has been
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PRESS CLUB CONCERT.
Tonight at Vienna Prater 1aII-A
Fine Programme.

Tonight the Press CLUB concert at the
fair grounds occurs in Vienna Prater Hall.
The programme has been prepared with
great care and presents some of the bes
vocalists In the city, besides the popular
band belonging to the Prater.
In addition to these the Swedish Ladies'
Quartet, q famous organization from
across the water, will prove a decided
novelty.
The local singers include Mrs. Martin
Schultz, Willis Bachelor. Miss Anna Sell
kirk and Miss Maggie Coleman, besides
the California Quarter, which is a very
popular organic ,tion.
Parties desIrous of attending the concert
and fair both can secure admission to the
grounds after 3 o'clock and also to the
concert in the evening for one admission of
90 cents If tickets are bought at Sherma n
d Clay's.
The prospects for large and fashion able
audience are said to be of a very gratify-
ing nature.
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Murder in the Second Degree.

The trial Of Ernest M. Fsure. charged
with having killed his employer, James II.
Smith. restaurateur, on Berry street,
cluded before Judge Wall ace and a Jury
last evening. The jury returned verdici
of murder in the second degree. Faure
was the cook in the restaurant, and dur
ing a row about potatoes Smii b discharged
him. Faure demanded his wages, but
Smith told him TO return the following
day. Angry words followed. and Faure
plunged knife into Smiths side, killing
him almost instantly.
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Society Notes.

The pupils of Miss Lakes school will
give rosebud tea this afternoon in honor
of President and Mrs. Taylor of Vassar
College.
Mrs. S. Stern will give a dinner party
this evening at her residence, 2219 Bu-
chanan street.
The Aldine Club will give party this
evening at National Guard hall.
The Terpslchores will give their fourth
party this evening at Saratoga Hall.
The Original Robin Hood Speciality
Club will give it's second entertainment
and dance this evening at B'nai Birth
Hall
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FRANCESCA DYING.
The eEsquimaux Baby Born
at the Fair.
DR.. WHITE CLOUD ARRESTED
Charged With Opening Letters
of His Protege.
KERN COUNTY TO THE FRONT.
ST. Mary's College Defeats Sacred
Heart in the intercollegiate
Baseball Series.
Through T,nnstt1cs Yesterday. sose
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY

THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
1 Z. Machining of the bells in Lib
eral Arts tower.
1:30-UnveiIing of the Kern Delta"
In honor of Kern County day, in the Hor-
ticulture and Agriculture building. and
concert by NIidwInter Exposition band
under the glass dome.
2:3o p. M.-Concert by sousa's band
in music pavilion, near Administration
building.
p. M.-Chiming OF the bells In Lib
Ell al Arts tower.
$50 p. M.-IlIumination of central
court and tower.
1880 p. M.-Concert by sousa's band
on music pavilion, near Administration
building.
s p. M.-PlayIng of the electric foun-
tain.
$50 P. M.-stereopticonv views in Fes-
tival Hall, with lecture by Colonel Hol-
abird, as part of Kern County's ceIebra-
tion.
$50 p. M.-seoond playing OF the cleo
trio fountain.
Poor little Francesca Tehama Deer is
dying. She is gaspirg her life away at the
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
Purchasers of the Montgomery Block
Form a Company.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
on behalf of the Montgomery Block Real
Estate Association.
1t will be remembered that the block
was purchased last week at an auction
sale held by Judge Coffey in the Probate
Court. the Dleck forming part of the
George W. Cullom estate. l.. V. Merle
was the purchaser. representing an Italian
syndicate. and 1t was said at the time that
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Fair Baseball Schedule.
Following g the base ball for the rest of

the Midwnt*r EXPOSITION season:
April 8, ThCssday Stanford VS.. Law College.
April z, SatT,d day, Santa Clara VS.. Sacred Heart
April II. Wednesday, Stanford VS.. st Mary's
April u, Thursday, st. lgnatius VS.. Law College
april IA, sa frday Stanford Sacred Heart.
April 49, Thursday, ST. Ignatius VS.. Santa Clara.
Aprl 2l, saturday, Santa Clara VS.. st. Mary's.
April 26, Thursday, Sacred H. art vs. st Igna tius
April 28. saturday, st. Mary's Law College,
May 3, Thur4day, Stanford VS.. ST. Ignatius.
May 5, SATURDAY. Sacred Heart VS. Stanford
May 10, Thursday, Stanford Santa Clara
May II, Saturday. ST. Maryis VS.. st. Ignatius.
May 10. Wednesday, Stanford VS.. st. Mary's.
May l9, Saturday, Santa Clara vs. Sacred Heart
May y Monday, st. Mary's VS.. sacred Heart.
May "a, Thursday santa Clara st. Mary's
May 26, saturday. Law College ST. Mary's
May 80, Wednesday. ST Ignatius VS.. Law College
May 81. Thursday. Law COLLEGE VS.. Santa Clara
June 2, Saturday, Sacred Heart VS.. Law College
June 6, Wednesday, ST. Ignatius vs. Santa Clara
June 2, Thursday, Santa Clara vs. Law College
June 9, Satur ay, St. Ignatius VS. Sacred Heart
June ID. Thursday, Sacred Heart VS.. Law
ColleQe.
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tina of Jason. Besides this argonaut there
VIII be on board a crew of eight sailors.
vina, Goddess of the Vine, Flora, Ceres,
Minerva, Thalia. Terpsichore and an i'm
persOnatOr of a California miner.
The intercollegiate baseball contest on
the recreation grounds yesterday after
noon, between teams from ST. Marv's
College and Sacred Heart College resulted
in victory for the former by a score of
10 to 5. The datailed score was as fnIlnMs.
The morning call., 1894-03-29
Must Be on the Register.

AUBURN, March 2S.-Superlor Judge
Prewett has given out an exhaustive opinion
relative TO the registration law here 1t will
be interesting the State over iDasmuch as he
holds that electors cannot vote at a general
election on certificates. Their names nlusr be
on the printed register used al the polls
The morning call., 1894-03-29
Hit With a Platter.

Nicholas keenan,, a cook at Pixies res
taurant Oh Powell street, was taken to The
Receiving Hospital last night suffering
from a laeerated wound over the eye and
a fractured skull. He had some trouble
with a dishwasher known as "Slim," and
"Slim" hit him over the head with plat
ter.
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nprecedentedly large; The following

unprecedentedy large. The following
programme will be rendered:
"The Flying Dutchmsn," overture. Orchestra
der Freischuetz" .......... Miss Maggie Coleman
"Carm en-" fantasia Orchestra
''Mia Sposa Sara la Mia Bandera' '..............
Wills f. Bacheller
oSertuie orchestra
''Ihe Better Land" Miss Auna SelKirk
"Der Trompeter yon Sackkingen". Herr Franz Hell
perfumes OF the Orient" Mrs. Martin Schultz
"Cavalleri Rusticana .................0 Orchestra
oeeeIlOhs California Quartet
Lohengrlh'. orchestra
The children who go tn Sunset City on
Saturday will be entertained by parade
OF concessions in the morning, and an ex-
ira concert by SOusa's baud. Many of the
exhibitors are arranging to give fruits
away IN great quantities, and here will
be free candies and soda-water to all
comers. In the evening a pyrotechnic
display will be given.
II does not seem to be fully understood
that there will be no charge to holders of
tickets TO the Bali of All Nations, which is
to be given in the Vienna Prater on Satur-
day night The ball tickets admit to the
exposition grounds, TO the Prater and TO
the ballroom. Arrangements have been
made with the eleetric-cars, so that people
can get home at any time of night. Music
for the dancing will be furnished by the
entire Vienna Prater orchestra, and for
the promenade by the Second Artillery
Regiment band. The grand march will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock. Evening
dress and uniforms only will be allowed
on the floor.
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j. j. Evans, Stationer and Printer,
Has largely increased his stock OF commercial
stationery and facilities for pr hitting and book
binding at the old stand, 400 California streeIs
The morning call., 1894-03-29
Husbands CaIcined Magnesia,

-Four first premium medals awarded; more
agreeable to the taste and smaller dose than
other magnesia. For sale only in bottles With
registered trademark label.
The morning call., 1894-03-29

HAVE Travelled all over Europe. Nowhere
could 1 find Berteling TO fit The eye. 427
kearny street.
The morning call., 1894-03-29

An automatic sculpturing machine has
been invented in Paris.
The morning call., 1894-03-29

Over 1900 varieties of postage stampl
are In use.
The morning call., 1894-03-29

The farm reserves for July /, 1898. is
the only personal estimats in this calcula-
ton, and 1t is the resu of several inde-
pendent private investigations made in
July of last year
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GLASS at F. N.woods & Co.'s. 81 First street..
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10, Traveller. take Beecham's Pills with you.
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Poor little Francesca Tehama Deer is
dying. She is gaspirg her life away at the
The morning call., 1894-05-16
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
:, Negotiate for Loan of
$4,000.

TO-. Negotiate for Loan OF
e. $4,000.
The improvements now under way in
the Mechanics Institute building on Posi-
street are rapidly nearing completion and
unless some unforeseen obstacle appears to
delay the work the new circulating library
and classrooms will be ready for occupancy
within a month.
The floor in the store east of the main
entrance. until recently occupied by sew
ing machine company, has been raised
about three feet, thus giving an additional
height to the ceiling of tie basement, which
IS 10 be divided into claSsrO0ms. The
frontage on Post street will also be rear
ranged, while the entrance is to be cut
through from the main hall.
The funds with which TO complete these
mueh-needed improvements have not as
yet materIaZed, and the finance COM
mitiee was empowered, at a meeting
OF the Institute directors last evening, to
negotiate for the loan of S20,O GOO, which
sum, It IS expected, Will cover the entire
cost, 'incidentaP' expenses included.
a number Of bids for heating and Venti-
iaung apparatus were received and re-
IeTrec 10 the building committee,
IL was announced that theclass term will
close on the 27th inst. to reopen in the new
quarters aI[er the usual summer vacation
III regard 10 the financial difficulties I'M
Qer Wh'ch the National Ice-skating Rink
company IS at present laboring the direct .
ors were inclined to favor either a reduc.
non II the Sl3OO rental now being paid by
that corporation for the use of the Pavii.
ion or by other means reaching some saf-
isfactory arrangement whereby the como
ration would be ens bled TO continnp. III.
Pavilion committee was instructed tn maat
with the management of The rink tc-dav
with an object of bringing about some def
mite conclusion.
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To-Day's Entries.

races:
First race. six furlongs. sellne-Nellie Van
3d. POlaski %, Anril l0l, BOule 50. Navy Blue
70. Santa f 10S. Eckert 70. Red Rose 81,
HOlister DenHls 80, Morton 101. Twang 80.
Alfonso 121, Monterey II 8. Hanferd 1l3. Cat
lant Ill, Charley Quick 115. Straight TIP .,
third race. one mile, sellf0g-The Lark 50,
Floodmore 107 Long dor 81. Green Hook Of.
Ryiand SO, DIR. Ross III, Inferno los, GlfsrO-
kee 81.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs, tbree-year-Olds and
upward, on-winners, entries close A. NJ.
Fifth race, five furlones, seIling-Claequer
103, Red Bird SS. Fred Park 1o4, A. B.
Spreckels 90, North 100, NOrIee 81, Midget
lOS, Annie Moore 90, Perega 100.
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Horse-owners Meet to Organize.

A meeting of horse-owners and others
interested in racing took place at 313 Bush
street for the purpose OF forming an ssSo-
citation to conduct race-meetipgs through
out California during he summer.
WILDER F. Smith ana w. Kelly were ap-
painted temporary chairman and secretar Y
respectively. The most important order
Of business was calling f r signatures OF
members at SIS each. Some thirty names
were signed 10 the roll. On motion the
chair appointed a committee of five to
brlnE IN more members and draft a set OF
rules and bylaws to govern the associa-
ton.
lie meeting then adjourned till Mon
Gay evening, same place and time.
The morning call., 1894-05-16
Rescue ftome Aftac,ed

An attachment was levied yesterday at
the instance of j. E. Shain, assignee Of
Bernhard & Co.. furniture-deaIers. on
John Doe Robinson and Others. who ran
what was known as the "Christ's Mission
and Rescue Home" The attachment was
for So for a number of mattresses. The
Indianapolis Furniture Company put ia a
claim for the goods as owners.
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sANDOW IN A NEW ROLE.
The Strong Man VIII illustrate a
Lecture for adde's.

LCStuIS iOF LADIES.
Ladies who arc art students in life
classes or who admire in an abstract way
the human form divine viii have an
opportunity presented to them this after
noon Of seeing classic poses assumed by
an able living model.
The artist, Soily Walter. IS to lecture at
Stockwelrs Theater on Artistic Anat-
omy." Eugene SandOw Will exemi lifv
the artists ideas by posing TO illustrate
the lecture, and the strong mans classic
proportions should make him magnificent
subject.
The lecture, which will take place at >
P. NJ. is being given under the auspices of
the Sketch Club. Only 1ades will be ad-
mitted. Invitations have been issued to
150 society ladies' and lady will be al the
door to receive the tickets.
On Thursday evening. May II, there will
be an Olympic Club night at Stockwelrs
Theater. Sandow will appear only this
week.
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the Superior Court in $1,000 bonds on the
charge of assault to do bndily harm. Shea
was very drunk at the time, and the Judge,
after hearing the evidence, held him on the
minor charge.
The morning call., 1894-05-16

THE WEEKLY CALL contains in ev
cry number choice reading
mat ter equivalent to three
hundred pages of magazine
size. 81 per year postpaid
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shea Held "a Answer.

Thomas Shea. who fred at a conductor
on a McAllister-siree car and was charged
with assault to murder. was held by Judge
Joachimsen yesterday to answer befo re
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EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for Losses 0noud-
ing $1,000 90 losses of previous
Dividends TO Stockho holders. ........... $4,000 90
BToS ersge 80 1895 81
Paid for Salaries Fees aud other
charges for officers. clerks etc. -. 36.47d %
Paid for State, National and Local
Taxes ................... 1911 OF
All other payments and expenditures 2.4S2 So
Total Expenditures .............. S2ss 1853 Is
Losses incurred during the year S1oS.9l5 90
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RISKS AND PREMIUMS.
Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year ........ -.....
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year ..................
Net amount in force
December 81, 1898. d.
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A Great deal of Nonsense
Has been written-and believed,
about Blood Purifiers.
WHAT
PURIFIES THE BLOOD?
THE KIDNEYS
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
and they alone.

If diseased, however, they cannot,
and the blood continually becomes
more impure. Every drop of blood
in the body goes through the Kid
neys, the sewers of the system, every
three minutes, night and day, while
life endures.
WARMERS SAFE CURE
puts the Kidneys in perfect health
and nature does the rest.
The heavy dragged-out feeling,
the bilious attacks, headaches, ner-
vous unrest, tickle appetite, all caused
by poisoned blood, will disappear
when the Kidneys properly perform
their functions.
There is no doubt about this.
Thousands have so testified. The
theory is right, the cure is right and
health follows as a natural sequence.
Be eIf-convinced through per-
sonal proof.
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LIABILITIES. d.
Losses in process of Adjustment or
In suspense. ..:...Ss,.......
Gross pre- mlumS on RISKS running
one year. or less. $97 14S Oz, re-
insurance 50 per cent........s....
Gross premiums on Risks running
more than one year, 81, lO4. 1913 II,
reinsurance pro rata.
Brokerage due and to become DUE
Total Liabilities. ....................
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BrAcHAM's FILLS cures SICK headache,
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STATEN H ~ 4
....oF THE.
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
MET ROP0LITAN PLATE GLASS
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW
~ YORK, the 3lst day OF December. AID. 1898
and for the year ending on that day, as made to
Tine Insurance Commissioner of the State OF Cali
fornia pursuant to the provisions of Sections 10
and Gil of the Political Code, condensed as per
blank furnished by the Commissioner
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M = TT TT e. w Ills . n,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Northeast Corner California and SanSOme Streets San Francisco California
STATE M ENT
OF THE.
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, IN The STATE OF CON-
" necticut on the Slst day Of December A. ID.
1898, and for the year ending that day. as
made to the Insurance Commissioners of the state
OF California pursuant to the provisions of Sec
lions 6l0 and GIL OF the Political Code, condensed
per blank furnished by the Commissioner
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INCOME.
Net Cash actually received for Fire
Received for interest on Bonds and
Mortgages. Observation-Disclosures
Kece we'd for interest and dividends
OH Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from
all other sources. ...............
Received for Rents .........
Received from ali other Sources.
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IOlAl lbCOllO-s.
EXPEN DITUREs
Net amount paid for Fire Losses
(includinR $36.SS5 81 losses or
previous Heats) Observation-Disclosures.
Dividends to Stockh olders.
Paid or allowed for Commission or
brokerage. ...,.-..s... ............--
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other
charges for officers, clerks. ETC..
Paid for State, National and Local
IaNeS.
All other payments and expendi-
lures. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Ilnle, Do
Good start Won easily by three lengths. half
length between second and third.
Coquette 10, Umatia l05 and Nydia I 10 ais
ran, and nnlshed in that rrder.
Betting: Ernest, 8 Kitty L, Washoe, to 2
Coquette, 10 UmatilIa. 20 Nydia.
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Net Cash actually received for pre-
mtunS. ....' ...s....s.'- -. .....,
Received for interest on Bonds and
mortgages. ..,...........'... e
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, and from
all other sources. ....s...--........
Received for Special Mechanical
services. ...,.'.......
Total Income. ...................
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STATE M ENT
....oF THE.
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS

OF PARIS. FRANCE. ON THE 3lST DAY OF
" December A. u. 1893. and for the year ending
on that day, as made 10 the Insurance Commits
sioDer or the state of California pursuant to the
provisions of Sections go and GIL Of the Political
Code. condensed as per blank furnished by the
Comm SSioner.
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Second race. half mile, maiden two year olds:
purse $3.50.
Lone stables b. c. Ernest, by Fellow Charm.
Ernestine. l0S (Cheva ier). ....................
R: ID; Ledgett's ch. Kitty L, by Major Ban-ScOU.
II" (hlnS) ......
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Time, ;ll1a.
Good start Won driving by hesd. five lengths
between second and third.
Rayine 90, ChuIa I0l. Quee Of Scots 81, Salli G
NJ IOl, Monk 49, also ran.
Betting: to Remus. to Artist. Banjo,
5 Ravine Queen of Scots, 80 Chula. so each
SalIfe 81 and Monk.