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, 1894-10-23
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, 1894-10-23
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BATH; gutter &pbn. Al 81. 9larf CTR.
, 1894-10-23

Total Assets....s 61,o7e.@
Liabilities
Gross claims for Losses, adj
Justed and unpaid. $50.
Gross claims for Losses, up 900 n IA
on which no action has f0A''""
been taken. ....S..
Losses resisted by the Com
Total gross amount Of
claims for Losses. 1922, 39e.S9
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
Gh9feOh .............. 719S.OT
Net amount OF unpaid Losses. ....S 1920. 50
Amount OF unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks.....-......~.... 49,el6.94
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 2,900.o0
Total Liabilities IS 87,8l8.28
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
Interest and dividends received during
rt III Y received during the year .:::: f f,,s5S ss
Total Income IS 176,403. 80
Expenditures.
Eosses paid during the year ...........S 1855. ss
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year. 42,5a4.17
Amount of all other expenditures..... 1,4o79 5
Total Expenditures. IS 1876, 5O8 %
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the --4
year in Illinois -. p. .,.....;.....@... 43,47os
Total Losses incurred during the year
in Illinois Y".--;v.".:.... 1882 70
Total Amount OF Risks outstanding -. 9,570,230.00
j. *. HasslngeF, President.
e. C~kaassamOiI, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23nd day
Of January, 1894.
[Seall Y H. BRAUGHN,
1mi Notary Public
, 1894-10-23
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, 1894-10-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal 0totono inf of the GERMANTA INSUR
Ahludl OtdI6Ll6HI ANCE COMPANY of New
Orleans in the State Of Louisiana, on the 3lst day
OF December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
fntendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-23
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, 1894-10-23
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, 1894-10-23
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
CHAMBER RATlFIss THE DEED.
Half Holiday Movement Endorsed-New
Members Elected.

HuU -hOlluhY movement
Members Elected.
A meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday evening for the purpose OF
ratifying the execution Of a deed Of trust
from the Richmond Chamber Of Com
mere. to the Virginia Trust Company
securing the bonds issued recently by the
Chamber of Commerce TO complete the
payments on the chamber building. Pres
ent Judge @ Gorge J.. Christian, president;
Messrs G.. Harvey Clarke, f. II. Fergus
son, w B. Freeman. H. j.. Staples. c. ID.
Wingfield, J. l.. Antrim, and r. H. NJ.
Harrison. directors.
After the reading Of the deed, upon mo-
ton of Mr. Staples, seconded by Mr.. Har-
rison. resolution was adopted by the
board approving and confirming this in
strumen,.
THE HALF-HOLIDAY MATTER.
BY unanimous consent OF the meeting
Mr.. j. L. Antrim. on behalf OF the Com
mlttee on Commerce and Commercial
Tsages and on Manufactures. submitted
a report upon the suggestions of Mr.
Munce relating TO a half holiday on
Saturday, etc, which was unanimously
adopted.
The report contained the following re-
commentator:
Whereas Saturday half holiday has
been tried in other communities and found
TO be conducive to the moral and physical
well being Of all classes, the directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce recommend TO
the merchants and manufacturers and
other employers Of labor in Richmond the
consideration OF the expedlency Of the
more General adoption of a Saturday half
holiday, and also the payment Of wages
on some other day than Saturday.
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.
The following new members were elect
ed W. T. Armistead, secretary and trea-
surer Manchester Paper-Twine Company.
proposed by A. w. CARRIER: Spicer, Son e.
Co., tobacco manufacturers, proposed by
Arlington & Rose; John r. Hughes.
Sheriff, proposed by S. II, Halves Gay &
Lorraine Company. coal. proposed by
Ware b. Gay; Il. j. Warren, City Audi
tor proposed by s. H. Hawes Philip
Alto. hardware, proposed by Mr.. G. II.
Clarke: Robert Portner Brewing Com
pany, T.. Kuhblank. manager; James
Bowen Baylor. United States Coast Sur
vey officer; c. p Dean; Allen G.. Collins,
proposed by John Adam; The Davis
Gregory Company, tobacco warehouse,
proposed by S. Brock West; ]. w. Hob
good, tobacconist, proposed by s. Brock
West: w. l.. Walker, tobacconist manager
proposed by $. Brock West; c. n. Brun-
dage. manager Armour Beef Company,
proposed by G. Evensen; NJ. 8. Taylor
proposed by jackson Brandt: Or. ]. n.
Gpshur. proposed by jackson Brandt;
John T. Goddin & Co., real estate auc-
tioneers and brokers. proposed by Jack
son Brandt; Carneal & Gayle. real estate
proposed by Jackson Brandt: Finance
VVaA
Brandt; Julius Meyer & Son, proposed by
Jackson Brandt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
TO COON THE BOARDS
Mr.. WeINBRUNN, POLICE. AND MR..
JENKINS, FIRE COMMISSIONER.
Meeting s-News Of the City
Hall Courts,

A, Joint session OF the Board OF
Aldermen and Common Council last
night the vacancy on the Board OF Fire
Commissioners from Clay Ward, caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. Frank p.
burke. and that on the Board OF Police
Commissioner caused 10y the resignation
OF Mr.. Charles II. Phillips. were filled.
President Dickerson. Of the board, occu-
pied the chair. and more than a quorum
OF each branch was In attendance
THE NOMINATIONS.
The report OF the Board Of Public In
terest, which was read. made the follow
ing nominations for these positions:
For the Board OF Fire Commissioners
from Clay wa-d--Messrs i. c. Jenkins,
Phil. Helistein, and Charles u. skinker.
For the Board Of Police Commission
er from jackson ward-Messrs. c. 10.
gltzwllson, d. A. weinbrunn, and Charles
5asser.
The election of the Police Commission
ers from jackson Ward was first gone
into. The vote on the first ballot elected
MFR. weinbrunn. II being Weinbrunn, ~;
Gasser, 0; Fitzwilson, s.
r.r. Jenkins was chosen Fire Commits
sioner from Clay Ward by an almost
unanimous vote. Captain Skinker re-
ceiyed one vote. and Mr.. Hellstern none.
The Council then adjourned.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The Council Committee on Streets were
60 have held a meeting in the West-End
yesterday afternoon TO look INTO the
needs OF an alley. Only MIR Boykin ana
the matter
was not disposed OF.
The Committee on Health met IN the
city Hall last evening TO reconsider It's
action the other day In awarding the
contract for furnishing the department
with feed 10 Alvey Brothers. II was de-
cidea that the different articles should
be purchased from the lowest bidders.
A regular monthly meeting of the Com
mittee on Cemeteries was held last night
Routine business only was transacted
The Committee on Fire Department
met yesterday afternoon and approved
a large number Of frame building per-
mits.
The Police aud Second Market Commit
tees convened I'm monthly session at
O'Clock las. evening, and ordered paid
the usual number Of bills
CITY HALL COURTS.
Little Of interest transpired in the
city Hall Courts yesterday. Nathan j.
Burnham qualified TO practice in the
Circuit Court, and the case of j. $.
Moore against Blanton and others was
partially heard
Tie following cases were tried By Judge
witt:
Charles Granderson, charged with grand
larceny. acquitted.
.james Jones, cruelty to animals; s. and
costs.
Eddie Eddngton. resisting the police,
sent to Jail for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
Trustees Auction Sale
OF
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

In compliance with decree OF Chan
cery Court OF Richmond, entered on the
18th day OF June 1885. In the chancery
cause OF @. w. Anderson ct ais. against
Richmond Mozart Association ct ais,
and In execution OF the provisions OF
the trust deed from said Richmond Mo-
Fart Association to us, dated April ~,
1885. and duly recorded In the Cierk ;
office of Richmond Chancery Court. we
will sell at public auction, on the prem
THE 1sT DAY OF JUNE, 1894,
at | o'clock T. NJ, the REAL AND PER
SONAI. ESTATE of said Richmond Mo-
Fart Association, in said trust deed con,
veyed, TO wit: All that certain 10Y OF
land lying and being in the city OF hlcn-
mond, on the east side OF Eighth street
between Franklin and Grace sGeeti5i
fronting on Eighth street ~ rect ana II
inches. more on less. and running back
between parallel lines perpendlcular 70
Eighth street OF the same width, l-U leel'
more or less, TO an alley IN common 70
gether with all the buildings ana I'M
provements thereon and the equipments
OF the hall. The equipments or the mouse
consist in part of about l,fO opera
Chairs. Iron Safe, large lot OF IoTIiy
Scenery Grand Piano Carpets, curtains,
&c. &c. an inventory of which can be
seen at the office Of the auctloneer, ana
will be read at time of sale. IL,
The real and personal properly, VIII VIII "
sold as a whole II ii shall appear desirable
so 10 do -,.,,
The said buildings and Improvements
were erected at q cost or ABOUT St-'uv,
and additions and alterations have since
been made at n cost of $500. Inc pres.
ent seating capacity Of the nan 10 aboui
LOO, which can be materially lhcI eaSgt
by a moderate expenditure. Win an III
considerable outlay for electric-Hshts, a.
corations the lower hall can be in3ue
"A most attractive place for talTs' pan,
&c, which would largely lncre ,hi,, b Ihg
revenue from the property. AS tnls nan
has never been used for entertainments
OF doubtful character, II is now the lead.
ing and fashionable place or amusement
of the community. Its couyement loCd-
going public, for II is situated right IN
the heart OF the city, between the Two
most fashionable streets, and IS WITHIN 10
yards OF all the stTcet-car lines.
As safe investment, ana one that
will earn handsome returns on the sun
expended, we commend this properly 10
TPERMS OF SALE: The said real and
personal property Will be sold SUBJECT 20
the lease of same to Thomas q. Leath
dated June 10, 1893 for three years, az
the annual rental Of $500, payable
the rent from the day Of sale. And SAID
real estate will also be sold subject 10
perpetual ground-rent, or rent Snatfe
OF $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly; tne
arrears OF ground rent 10 day OF sale 70
be paid out of the purchase-money, ana
upon the following terms, to-wit:
One fourth OF purchase-money IN cash;
th,. balance upon a credit OF six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added to their ma
tnrity. and secured by trust deed upon
the property
4 WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
my 27-Su&F2t Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01

the preliminary examination. and the case
was certified to the grand jury Of the
Hastings Court.
The witnesses In the cnse-Poicemen
Shoemaker and John +. Priddy and Coro-
ner w. n. Taylor EIeanora Christian. the
coiored eirl. formerly employed In the
Blayton family, and A. T. Mallett the
eyewitness 10 the killing, were called,
and recognized for their appearance before
the grand Jury OF the Hastings Court.
on June 9Th. Dr. Hugh Mcclure, the am
bulance surgeon, who was also down as
a witness. was excused. Blayton was re.
manded TO jail.
Guerietta Molongo was charged with
trespassing on the premises OF Maggie
Gibson and assaulting and beating her.
The accused is an Italian woman. who
cannot speak English. and an interpreter
had TO be secured from a neighboring
peanut-stand before the case could be
proceeded with. The first statement made
by GuerIetta through the interpreter
brought from Maggie the denunclation,
''She's liar, Judge; she's liar" Maggie
was assessed s. for contempt OF court.
and the examination continued The tes-
timony was all in favor Of the Italian.
and she was accordingly discharged.
Professor r. W. Boatwright. Of Rich
mond College was robbed OF 50
Wednesday. Yesterday morning Bette
Anderson (colored). who IL employed as
chambermaid In Professor BoatwrIghts
household, was charged with tie larceny
OF the money which had been stolen from
the pocket OF vest left in the Professors
room. There was no conclusive evidence
against the accused. and she was dis.
charged.
Joe Taylor. an ebon-hued man, who tres
passed on the premises OF J. NJ. Buchanan.
was Jailed for 30 days. as a suspicious
character.
Albert Green (coloredl was sent on 10
the grand jury for carrying a concealed
revolver.
Fields Cook (colored) paid So and costs
for keeping his bar-room open and selling
liquor on Sunday
John Young. negro. picked on the /
charge Of having committed a felony in |
Henrico was turned over TO the county |
authorities.
Sallie Nash (colored) was sent TO the |
grand jury for stealing lot OF wearing |
apparel belonging TO Major A. w. Court !
ney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
A cHURcH-HILL WEDDING.
Miss Kinds Becomes the Bride OF Mr.. A.
NJ, Scott

Miss Kinds Becomes the Bride of Mr.. A,
VI. Scott.
There has not been a more beautiful
wedding on Church Hill in a long time
than was that at 4:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon OF Miss Martha Il. Kinds and
Mr.. Albert NJ. Scott at st. Johns church.
The sacred cdihce was crowded with
friends Of these popular young people
The decorations Of palms and ferns were
In exquisite taste. and the bridal tableaux
was lovely one. Rev. Il. A. Good
win, rector of old st. Johns. performed
the ceremony, and Mr.. William b. pig
zini acted as best man. Miss Gertrude
Haley. Of Pittsburg. Pa. was maid Of
honor. while the bridesmaids were Miss
Jennie Kinds, sister Of the bride. and
Miss Lula Scott. sister Of the groom.
The ushers were Messrs. Frank ".
Street, Henry Whttlock, Willie Kinds,
X. II. Scott, j. Fenton Taylor and J
Louis Sullivan. Professor Jacob Rein
usual skill
The bride was attred in a gown Of
white-corded silk, point lace, and pearl
trimmings. The veil was caught up with
a handsome brooch of diamonds. the Gift
or the groom The maid OF honor wore
white India silk, trimmings Of MORE
ribbons, and lace.
The bridesmaids were attired in gowns
Of white organdy. over white satin, with
trimmings of satin ribbons.
Immediately after the wedding there
was a reception at the home of the brides
mother, No. 2G0j east Franklin street.
Only intimate friends, relatives, and the
ushers, maid of honor and the brides
maids were present. The presents are
very handsome and numerous
At o'clock the bridal couple left on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad for an extended northern
tour. visiting New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls, and other points of interest.
The groom is a son of DR. A. A. Scott.
and is one Of the most popular young
men in the East-End. lie was for
number Of years treasurer Of the Union
Passenger Railway Company. He is now
an employee Of the Pullman Palace-Car
Company. The bride, who Is a charming
young lady, is the daughter Of Mrs. Annie
Kinds. The family is from Pittsburg,
Pa. and they have been living in Rich
mond only a short while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
COURT ORDERS
CHARLES DAVIS'S ADMINISTER,
" VA
WAUGH Ell AIS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER
COUNTY.
COURT ORDERS.

Extract from decree Of April term, ls94.)
The court doth further gdIudge, order
and decree that one CT the commits
siouers OF this court state the folio wing
accounts and make the following enquiries :
l. An account OF the estate, both real and per-
sonal, Of which the said Charles Davis died
seized and possessed, and where situated.
=. An account OF ell debts and demands out
standing against said Charles Davis, deceased,
on his estate, 10 whom due, aud the priority, II
any, Of such debts or demands.
8. What amount should be decreed 10 bs paid
20 the said Mrs. Elizabeth Davis out Of the es-
tate OF said Charles Davis, deceased, for her
support aud maintenance, and in what pay
ments, and at what periods the same should be
paid. The commissioner making this enquiry
shall take into consideration tho provisions OF
said will and all the circumstances surrounding
the said Mrs. Elizabeth DAVIS.
4. ANY oTner matter deemed pertinent by the
commissioner. specially stated, or which may
be required to be so stated " any party inte-
rested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-01
REDUCE EXCESS BAGGAGE CHARGES
A Change by Which the Expenses of Ira
Yelling Men VIII he Le.se,ed

Some time ago considerable advance
In the charges for excess baggage over
the Richmond and Danville system was
made. II was quite an increase in the
expense of Richmond travellng-men. The
Increased charges were caused by the ap-
plication Of the minimum rate of 25 cents
per 100 pounds on excess baggage re-
CARELESS OF shortneSs OF distance. This
matter was brought to the attention of
W. II. Fitzgerald. Commissioner Of Az
ISOLATED Railways OF Virginia and the
Carolinas by the Virginia Division of the
travellers Protective Association. re-
sulting In very handsome reduction "a
represented In the following letter from
Commissioners Fitzgerald to Chairman To-
seph Wallerstein, of the Travellers Pro
tectiVe Associations Railroad Committee.
Dear Sir,-At a meeting OF traffic man.
ayers here on April S0th a reduction In
eNeess'b baggage rates was agreed 10 as
follows: That the excess-baggage books
OF the face value OF SIS may be sold for
US; and OF the face value OF $40 for "a
Also that local excess-baggare tarirfs
shall be reduced for short distances The
minimum per l0O-pound rate 10 be 10
cents-thus;