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The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

EOR SALE-At West Harpswell about five
minutes walk from Portland boat landing,
three-story house. suitable for boarding house,
and large stable with about half an acre of
land. For particulars apply to III. A. RAN
DALI, Esq, Brunswick, Me. 2S-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

NOR SALE-Pair Driving Horses, very
IL gentle good drivers. Also pony, seal
brown; beautiful animal. Stable j. P.
BAXTER, 81 Deering street. PSI
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

WANTED-Cook Inquire at 1855 Vaughan
w street, corner of Pine street. IL
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

WANTED-To borrow $500 for go or 80
w days. Will pay liberal interest and
deposit $50 shares of Portland Screen Co.
stock as collateral. Box 203, Woodfords. Dol
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

WANTED-Young man of mechanical
w turn of mind for bicycle work. Must
TER, No. 561 Congress str eet, Portland,
Maine 28-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

Tor SALE-House on North street, few steps
Il from Cumberland street, sunny side of the
street, for two families, II rooms very desir-
able for investment. /. P. BUTLER, so Ex-
change st. 26-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

WANTED-AI persons in want of trunks or
w bags to call at E. ID. REYNOLDS, 556
and 55S Congress street. corner of Oak, as we
manufacture our goods and can therefore give
you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open ev-
enings. IL
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

EOR SALE - Fruit trees. just received,
Il fine lot of fruit trees, at Capt KNIGHTS
Store, 204 Federal ST., opposite Kendall &
Whitney's, for sale cheap 26-1
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BLAND's WARMING.
ue serves Notice Upon the Money n
nopoly That Il IL Not Vet suprsme,

ue serves Notice Upon the Money Mo.
nopoly That II IL Not Vet Supreme.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-In Response to o
telegram to II. p. Bland asking for an or.
preston on the bond issue. tho following
was received by the Post.Dispatch to-day |:
LEBANON, Mo Nov. d.
10 the Editor u the Post Dispatch:
II the secretary OF the treasury would cxer.
else his option TO pay out silver for the green
backs and treasury notes, issued under the
sherman law. there could be no drain Of gold
from tho treasury. Tho government OF Francs
does this and keeps all her money ut par.
This bond issue business looks like an attempt
to force congress to retire our Treasury notes
and substitute . system Of national bank cur.
rency. The light Is still on between the advo.
Gates of free silver rs the true mode Of currency
reform and the adherents of tho national hanks,
It Is proposed by the latter to farm out TO cor.
poratI0ns ths power to control the value and
volume OF money. Surely tho money monopoly
Of this country now thinks It Is In the saddle,
but times will tell whether the people or the
monopoly Is 10 rule this country"
1t Is tho understanding OF the treasury
department officials that the Stewart syn.
dicate will not take advantage Of tho de-
lay offered by the secretary of tho treas
ury to pay for tho bonds, hut on tho othor
hand payments may be made promptly.
Already Assistant Secretary Curtis has
been in communication, by long distances
telephone, with parties representing the
syndicate who desire to know when they
can deposit the gold for the bonds. He
replied that they could do 20 at tho sub
treasury at New York up to the close oI
business to-day. II will be some days
however, before the entire amount can be
paid, Ms somc Of II will find the way into
tho sub-trcasury at Chicago and San
Francisco and other sub.treasurles. The
total sum that the government will re-
ccivo for the issue will aggregate abou,
S5s.0O0,O00 aud Ms the understanding 10 the
syndicate will not take gold out Of this
treasury to pay for tho bonds, a healthy
increase In tho gold reserve will be the
result.
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NOSES AND COLLAR BONES.
Oniy . Few Drsksn In the Ysls.HaFvarA
Prise Fight.

New HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. 2a-Thsss b .
possibility that Yale will b prevented
from playing with Princston hy the action
of tho faculty. One Of tho professors h
authority for tho statement that the To-
Guilty would probably take some action
In the matter, ~ the roughness Of the
play at Springfield has set somo members
Of the faculty decidedly against any more
foot ball by Yale. There 10 also strong
belief that the Yale-Harvard freshmen
game will bs prevented.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 3.-Dr. Co
nant, tho Harvard medical adviser, says
that wrishtington did not break his collar
bone in Saturdays game, but there was
dislocation Of tho end Of the bone. Wright.
ington will not DO able to play in the
Thanksgiving day game. Hallowell,
whose nose Was broken, may possibly
play next Thursday, but the doctor re.
CARDS that NJ unlikely. Both Brcwefs
and Captain Emmons. who did not play
Saturday. will probably 60 into the game
on Thursday.
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n,entsd with enormous sapphires In the
fopn of hears

n,entsd with enormous sapphires In the
form Of bears.
Tho costumes in the chapel we're das.
sling; the brides dress was white, richly
embroidered with gold. and on her head
was tho usual kokoshnik belonging to the
costume, ornamented with diamonds. Al
the top OF the kokoshnik was q small
crown OF diamonds. Tho brides mantle
was Of purple velvet lined with srminc.
The head dresses OF tho old court ladies'
wero Of ancient gold brocade adorned
with sapphires, emeralds and rubies.
When oil tho wedding guests were a..
semblcd tho marriage ceremony was car
red out according to the rites of tho
Greek church. Tho wedding procession
was reformed and tho guests rc-cntcrcd
their carriages. Tho dowager czarina
was tho first to arrive at tho winter palace.
The czar with tho czariua returned to
tho AnitichkoR palace IN the same landau
amidst the unbounded enthusiasm of inn
menso crowds gathered to greet them.
Tho csar araciously salutcd tho crowds
and the czarina bowed repeatedly.
On reaching tho cathedral OF KAHN,
there was q remarkable spectacle. There
was literally q sea OF heads extending up
the Ncwsky prospect, and tho multitudes
were so dcnscly packed the troops had
great difficulty in preserving q passage
for tho wedding march. The bells In all
tho churches wcro merrily poaling tho
wedding chimes and above all could be
heard tho distant booming OF tho cannon
from the fortress and other places.
The crowds had waited for hours with
considerable patience. When the cavalry
escort trotted up, followed in an open
carriage by the csar and csarina, there
was an unexamplcd scene Of enthusiasm.
Tho imperial carriage stopped before tho
cathedral Of Kazan In order to allow the
newly married pair to invoke the blessing
Of tho Almighty.
The czar and csarian were received on
tho porch by the metropolitan Of St
Petersburg and tho high clergy bearing .
cross and holy watcr. A To Deum was
celebrated inside tho cathedral. the
metropolitan proper. praying the
Almighty to bless tho car and cxarina
and to guido them In their paths Of duty.
When tho csarina appeared on the
cathedral steps after tho religious ccre.
monies within. and kissed tho miraculous
Image Of Our Lady OF Kasan. the
enthusiasm Of the people was beyond oil
description. Tho brilliancy Of the spec-
taclo at this moment was enhanced by
sudden burst OF sunshine from the
clouds which had hitherto darkaned the
city. The appearance Of tho golden rays
was regarded ~ good auaury by the
immense crowds present, who cheersd
themselves hoarse as tho csar and csarina
reentcred their carriage and returned "a
tho AnitichkoR palace.
In honor Of tho cars wedding 400!
poor people Of tho city will dine to-day at
tho expense Of tho cz,r. All tho schools
have boen olassd for three days to Civ,
tho children holiday and enable them Il
celebrate tho marriage.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 96.-The
famous omnibus injunction suit against
l.. V. Debs, the president of tho A. X. L.
and 100 others, issued by Judge Ross early
in the strike, forbiddinr the defendants
TO interfere with tho moving of mail
trains. was brought up IN the United
States circuit court this morning on a
plea of pro conFessa to the com plant.
Jvdgc Ross issued decree on tho plea
making the injunction perpetual.
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FRIENDS Of The WEST
The 'Iransmisslssippt Congress In Sss-
sion.
IT. LOUIS IS HOsPlTABLE
Yesterdays Meeting Was Only OF
q Preliminary Character-Tho
Members Are All In Deep
Earnest This Time.

ST. LorIs, Nov. 26.-with whole week
before them, tho delegates of the seventh
session Of tho Transmississippi congress
gathered slowly. Early came Governor
Stone of Missouri, and not long after him
who, as q silver advocate, takes the place
OF Tom Patterson OF Colorado, detained
by illness in his family. Among others
quickly recognized were George Q. Cannon
and +. ]. Cannon Of Utah. Governor
Waite and C. A. fiskc of Colorado, W. L.
Merry Of California, II. A. Newell. OF tho
United States geological survey, ex.Gov.
crnor Prince of New Mexico and Senator
Allen OF Nebraska.
1t was II 30 o'clock before President H.
II. Whitmorc, Of the first congress, called
tho new congress to order and introduced
Rev. S. ]. Nicholas Of st. Louis, who
prayed that selfish interests might be
sunk in behalf Of tho general good and
prosperity.
Tho greetings Of tho Merchsnts' Oh.
change Of st. Louis, upon whose invita-.
tion the congress meets here, were given
by President w. G. Boyd, who expressed
tho hope that this assembiaas would o.
ment moro closely tho relations Of the
great Transmississippi region with its
largest city, and that, though the gather.
ing be Of western character, ito deliber.
ations would be broad enough to cover
the whole country.
tho guests, took occasion to assure his
hearers that whom the Americans got to-
Rcthor In council their conclusions were
always right.
The Hospitality Of tho state was or.
tended by Gov. W. J. Stone, who said
that Missouri considered that the inter.
csts within its borders wero typical Of all
the interests OF tho Transmississippi sec.
tion Of the country. Its people. too, were
typical OF not only western manhood, but
OF the manhood Of oil this great nation.
In conclusion he deplored most strongly
the introduction OF sectionalism into any
gathering. also expressing bslief that no
such feeling would find . place In the
body before him.
In tho absence OF Governor Mcconnell
OF Idaho. who telcgraphed his regrets,
Hon. Eugene Semple Of Washington ~.
| sponded to the address Of welcome. He
declared the congress was not hero for
tho purpose Of demanding anything radi-
cal, but simply that, In the government Of
tho nation, tho good Of the people shall be
the supreme law.
President Whitmore reviewed tho pur.
poses for which tho congress exists, de.
clared against allowing this congress to
be In any way controlled by political in.
terests and announced the gathering
ready for business. Upon the recommeu.
dation Of the executive COMMITTEES, the
convention took recess to allow ths
state delegations to select members Of The
committees ON credentials, rules and o..
der Of business and permanent organise
| tiou.
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81 , ER MARY.

she Took IN, Po, la RattIing Good Time
Yesterday.
SAN FRAycIsco, Nov. 26.-Sis,er Mary
was Tho only favorite to win to-day. With
II pounds up she ran good race. going
the milo in l:i04. About six furlongs-
Duchess of Mllpitas won, Mary Mccarthy
second, Howard third; time, i:l3. Six
furlongs-Pasha won. Bernardo second.
Expense third; time, l:l3E. Gao mile
Sister Mary won. Poaskt second McLight
third; time, l:iOa.. Six furlongs-Miss
Clay fills won. Mollie Il. second. Playful
third; time; l:lS4. Ono mile-Commis-
sion won. Hydy second, Broadhead third /;
time. :i0L.
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BAKERS LITTLE BALANCE.
Its Mighty Small Compared with His
stealings.

NEw YORK, Nov. 26.-The doors OF the
National Shoe and Leather bank opened
this morning rs unconccrncdly as though
the institution had not been recently
plundercd of sa5i,o by one Of its trusted
bookkeepers.
1--WE stand prepared to pay out every
dollar of our Indebtedness rs soon as il 10
called for, but the indications are that
We shall no, be very hard pressed said
one OF the directors. Tho bank officials
flaunt the idea that Sccly and his accom-.
plice. Baker. wee aided by another con-
feslcrate. Rs,.er Is credited with $40
balance. bui 1t is understood that this
credit is bogus.
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PLIMMER WON.
The Fight Only Listed a Few Minutes
When The roiice Inok "a HIND

CoSEy ISLAND. Nov. ss.-Thc Seaside
Athletic club Offered yery attractive
card tonight for the lovers OF boxing.
The big CONSIST of the night was between
Billy Plimmcr. of England, and Charles
Kelly. of New York. Both men looked 10
bc IN perfect condition. They weighed in
al III. Tho bout was TO be 70 rounds.
Plimmer was tho favorlte NJ to l.
The battle was soon SO nerce that the
police interfcred when the first round had
only lasted one minute and a seconds.
Tue reicrco aw artlcd the light 10 P!immer.
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Continued on Third Page.D
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wAsulyGtoN. Nov. .6.-Secrctary Car
Isle has decided 10 accept the Stewart
syndicate bid for the entire issue of $50.
OOD,OO OF bonds. The figure offered by
the syndicate was SllI,uT.
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Mis-. Patterson Dad.

DESyER. Nov. gj.-Miss Mary Patter.
son. oldest daughter of Thomas NJ. Pat
terson. died to-day of bronchitis. She
possessed marked literary ability and was
u fayoritc in society.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24

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frt19em Obf bat Elm 6err 8erftns in San
Grancisco e~rfunoen. @r tpenbet cpmpriz
mirte Quft an, UNI i'm Srd9ttpagen cine
glei9mGBtge, niebrige Semperdtur 8u er6alz
ten. Sin fiir5Ii9 nit btefer Met6obe angez
i~telter 8erfu9 ptrb 10 be59rieben: Der fir
Die Brobe be1timmte WdQen mar in bret @bz
t6eilungen eet6etlt. Die pprbere unD 6intere
ipurben in Marttne5 (36 Meilen norb0itlt@
pon San 6ranciscO) nit Safeltrauben gez
fiiQt, unb in Der mtttleren ma9te pertins
Die 6a6rt mad SEEM Orleans nit. Sbermpz
meter unb Quftmefer geben in btefer mittlez
rem Mbtbeilung Die in ben beiben anberen
berrf9enbe Semperatur unb ben Quftorud
an, tpd6renb Elm Npparat Die &egelung be8
Quftbrudes un0 bamtt unter benz ungez
tpanben SpItem audi Die Der Sen1peratur
geitattet. Die HetIe na9 STEM Srlean5
tpurbe o9ne 3pif3enfau ~3uriidgelegt, unb
Die Srii9te 5etgten ii@ i'm be1ten 3u1tanbe.
SEEM Srleanfer Sbitbdnbler erflGrten, ie
6dtten nod ntemals BON Galtfprnten 9ez
fommene Sbffenbungen in 70 frif9em,
ppblerbaGtenem 3uitunbe geIe6en !. 9amit
aber nod nt6t 3ufrieben, nabm Yertins
mebrere &tften Tetner Srii9te tpieber nit
naD San Sranctsco 5uriid. @ier8ebn Sage
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5tpif9en ettpd 5000 Metlen 5uriidgelegt
bate, fpieber in San Sranct5co an. Dem
Nuspaden Der Srii6te, pel9e bic 0i1z u1b
Riidretfe mttgema6t batten, pobnten bic
SefretGre Der californif9en StaatSz@ez
merchantmen unb Staatsz9 artenba1bez
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Sbft6dnbler BEL. 0te unterIu9ung ergdb,
baB Die Srii9te 10 frtf9 unb pobf9medenb
tparen, als pb fe eben gepflidt pprben
ipdren. 9as SDitem bes 6errn 8ertius
fam, pie Diefer angtebt, lei1t au9 ouf
9ampff9iffen a~ngepanbt perben, unb ion
bas 8erIenben bon frif9em Obft na9 ben
entfernteten MGrtten mOglt9 MAIDEN,
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Miittcrden ei1 nit einem fGcinen 8odet
inter benz Nrme. Na6 langem Sim unb
6ertrippeln trttt Sic Qlte en6Iid CANA
i1Ibtern an etnen Shalter beran unD
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BuIt6tretter, DO bob i9 a 8Gfetel fir
mee'n Sung q Wteb, g is tpebber niIdt
brtnnen, oas nte d 8Gdel Eo6at, a 8rutel
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fi6 bic Sen6ung an un6 bemerft su Ser
2tlten: u9lber Miitteraen, auf benz Ba6et
feblt ia bic Qufi6rift. 8ie lautet benn
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WeB?" - 49," meint 6a baS Mitter7
3en, vaber be 2(breii' Noes i6 ieI6er ne
setpies, tdb 6u6te, bic 9arrn uff Der Buit
tpibrben mee'n Triebri9 ihune ftnn'n, g
is iu a blbiber LANCER &erle." y8ei
tpeIdbsm Gegimente ulb BEL tpelber &omz
pasnie beftnbet iicb 6enn Sbr SObn?"
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8 o ne Wo9en) gefabren nerb."-
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Wfeb BET Der @rttI1erte ftebt. Sries
Ori9 bat ietn p8afeteL" benin AUDI ri9tig
er10Lten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Albert AOWaIskf.

gilbert Sopolsti 8ruber beS @r=2tlb. q. 8. &ptpofsfi,
1tarb am 9ouueritag. 9err Sptpalsfi erfrantte ppr
5ebn Sogen suriid an Der S9piubIubt. Serr &otpalsti
tpurbe I'M Sabre 1860 9e6oren uub fam in 1876 BON Nefts
mad blefem SanOe. CUR 3et ietnes Gooes mar
er I'M @rucerD-@eI9dft tbdtt9. STE 9eerbigung fiuOet
itatt oom Srouerbauie, go. 9 Gntmo straBe, aus am
Mtonto9 Mor9eu nm 9 tbr mad Der ct. 2rtnitp STRIDE,
mo cine Wtene o6sebalten lperben ipir6, un0 BON Do mad
BEN ppItihebbhmlihen Rirnhhnf
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Ncue An5eigen.


&llen un1eren 6reuubeu uno 8etonntcr Die traurioe
gtaprtbt. bag nulere Iebe Sodter Inb S9rpeIter sophia
Sreier mad lauoeut, l9luerer 2etoen at SOnn0ben6, ben
"a: g%tooember, ieIig euti6Ioien lit. Sic @eeroIguug ftu=
bet am Ntontag, ben 26. 9tOoember, it0tt, unb ntmnit bic
3rauerTeier tbren &nfoHg I'M 2rauerbaule. pa gtoble
Anenue, I'M 1870. 9arGuf lpiro ELL SrauergotteSbieni
in Der beutI9eu eo. Iutb. Gpucorbio=airne
pes 9errM 8oftor grauns, Gte Belmont unb &oursl
Noe, nm l:30. Die 8etieBuu9 ber SeidDe erfoI9t auf benz
Jtoie Sta 5rteobOfe, 9te traueruGen 9interbltebenen:
&citrid Steier, cr+or,
GGroIine, 9e6. Sintnt, |S'eI"'
&sf es:s 2 sssisat, {eq~eftepn.
SDh0tt10 9reier.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
SnOeSsW1faeine.

Greltnoen NIB 8etanutsn bic trourigc Nodridt. baB
INTER iieber Sotte urb Batter Gouar0 Oft mad tur3er
9egr0bniB finbet itott am Sonntog, ben % Gooemtber,
gtabmlttogs 2 nbr pom 3rauerbauie, 54 gtortb Barf
Noe., nab 8raceIono. Die trauernben 9interbliebeueu:
0fitt1ta Stt, Satin.
2Sto2t Suoo, Gntnfo, 8ertho, @irber
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
3weiszO fieen Oes MbenObGatt."
Offices e[ebbon 92o. 6S5&

BUR gequemIibfeit unierer an5ei9enhen &unben boben
Dir init BEN unten get0unten 9erren ein M6fom1ne1 ge=
perbeu 81 b~enietben @retier. oIS luct1n ~bieIelben birettin
Der Expedition Der SGl1ois Stoats5sttling %ab9e9eben
oeri9ieoenen @lGSen bis 12 mbr @Sttta9S ~ab9e9ebeH
uerben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
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gu %onfen 9efu9t: @cflpt, paTIeuD fir Go(ppn
~ bebGut ooer u%nbebaIt, 9e9en 8oar. &oreIfre:
H 30 StaatsseitunQ.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
0elO at Oerleiben.

Rrinat=Nnlet6en ouf Mt6beG, 9ionos uIiu. pine Tprt.
~ i9affuu9. Simmer II, 1O1 Ot @aibtnotonitr.
13np12t
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Neri1te0ertes.

NnftiOnszTerfGufe.
aufttouS=N Otia.
@e9uIGre ertaufSEIaQe
atontass uns 9eunerftass.
SpestoI. @erfdufs au anbsreu SaaeH bss 9tonats.
mGarsu auf @rioat.gs rfouf @bpleiaIs pber getaiL gu
AufIiOns.4reiieu.
@srfdnfs ODH 80 obnuuos. Gtnrt@tuusen cine GpesieIitat
SeIS bDrgefGoe ubet euuG
gsrreiponbenssn pereeu %ertportet.
Marttn G m T d q 6 o.
MuttIon6rc,
lsaplS ,tafO 261 & 263 Stat. Ctr. Ghieoao.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
0runOeiQent5unr

9u D%erfaufeu: 2pts ouf @5IdIa9slabIuu in Der
~ &dbe Der Belmont Ine clifton sUenue $560-ss00
taIs euf abi3logs5abuus gebaut. 5. G6B. 3inlmer 35
otoats 0tittogS 5rifbeH GINS Il. 3UsL
15nI3. batD
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24

Gran 6 Ii N, @abriaqerIn in Der SgISe1ternant
y oeborer, Ia9t @er9anqenbeit SegeulUort, .3utunft
berbinbet 9iebenbe uub @etreunte, tutternt b5ie @tuflTiie
bel &raHfbeiten burb SDmpatBte. "a Glpbourn Aoe,
ede WtpboWf Ctr. eInganq nebeH benz 5rudt9tOrs
15luuIS1ulo
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Notnmnnt of the U. S. Branch Of the HAM
hhludl DC0VUnl0hC BURG BREMEN FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State of
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 31st day of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Deposit capital in NewYork as required
by the laws of Illinois. ..............S 2~05,000.00
Assets
United States Stocks and Bonds.......S 100000
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. 636, lO0.O 90
State, City, County ana other Bonds. 224,625.o0
Other Corporation Stocks. ..,.. los, 1877. so
Cash on hand and in Bank ,.... 77,714.81
Interest due and accrued -. 100000
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission $685.. 70, 1870
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ,,..... 1851
Unidentified assets. .s.........S 81 .368.28
Total Assets. IS 1881, 1872
ties IN Georgia and oregon......... $4,000
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24


Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .........$ 10000
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
Losses resisted by the Com
Pany 29,2I5W.
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. -. 121, $4,000
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon. 6,305.00
Net amount of unpaid Losses. .,......S 1~15,675.o0
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. ....,........ S23,216.42
All other liabilities ..............s. l,50l.49
Total Liabilities ....s 95O,452.91
Less liabilities Unpaid Los
s sgeefep deny Sy 17 ges;.;ed''' S4'8loOO 56,129.4
s1ts......". Premiums 51,3l9.44
Balance s94,82s.47
Income.
Observation-Disclosures L,A6,886.s S
the Observation-Disclosures. 49,73434
Total Income. IS 1886, 621.8 80
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 900, 239.07
the year 281, 209,67
Taxes paid during the year ............ 28,485.2l
Amount of all other expenditures 500. 69,961.60
Total expenditures ....s 1928, $685.
miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
illinois ,..:......:";.i.:...y;. e,7a7,O96.OO
year in Illinois ........ ......,.... 1883
Total Losses incurred during the year
in Illinois 61,474S9
Total amount of Risks outstanding. ... 123, 568, 266.O0
H. o. AfFeld. U. S. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this 22th day
Of January, 1894.
(SeaD CHARLES EDGAR MILLS,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State OF
2sfb Illinois ia New York.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Gil nerleihen.

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~ baltun9ss0eD6el unb 8tanps Dpt Der u. 8. Sal0lpin
Span g., 4. Slur @bicogD Stod @r9anse $ @eb6ube,
&oiaae uuo 29oibiHgton ctr. 18a9lS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal abatement Of the HARTFORD STEAM
hnhuol ptotVlIVht BOILER INSPECTION AND
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford in the
State of Connecticut, on the 31st day Of December,
1898: made to the Insurance superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
5~0O,Oo0.0O
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24

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gga1er une Selper in BEN StroBeH uuo Die Straben &c.
pf1eftert. Sage: Sios un6 Oitfront. WtoeH 9reiS una
%lDeiterer Nusfnuft rsuAs man I'D miinbli6 Obsr i9rtft.
LID or @m 8. Sea. 112-114 Dearborn Ctr.
9opce Building. 2Omtbap
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Dodentltde Sriefiite.

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Office IN @aibtHgtoH 9eianbt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
@eMnrnem
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@emnrhem=
8erutantas@ooe $40. 189 81 8 4 0( ~

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ter BON Soiepb ut0 Nnuie Sbutts. 8eerbtQuH9 am Is.
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement # PEs1 The NM NET aRE,x ERR e
Al tFdrk, IN the State of New Jersey, on the
Smno way OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
tNReLIotendent Of the State of Illinois. nursuant
Abendblatt., 1894-11-24
Capital.

fnn OF Capital Stock, paid up in
250,0OO.00