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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-31
ON THE GRIDIR0N.
One Man VIII Die


Atlanta. Ca. Oct SO.-The Georgia
Virginia foot ball games his afternoon
resulted in a victory for the Virginians
by a score of II to 4. The Virginia team
was too heavy for the Georgia boys and
out5la1sad them at every other poini (.
Virginia resorted almost entirely to
bucking the center, and pounded Gsor-
gi9s two tackles terribly. The feature
of the game was goal from the fed,
kicked by Morrison, the Virgin a captain.
Georgia's touch down was made on a
fiuke, and at no time were they able to
gain ground against heir opponents and
retain the bail. They had to resort to
kicking to keep from losing the ban on
downn Gamn5on, of the Georgia team.
was seriously injured in one of the
scrimma ges, and the doc. ors say he has
coacuss.on of the brain. His recovery
Is doubtful
Providence. r. I-Pennsylvania, 40;
Brown, 0.
Princeton, N J.-Prfnceton. 30; Dart
mouth, 0.
West Point, N. Y.-west Point 6;
Yale, 6.
Soldiers Field, Cambridge, Mass
Harvard, "a; Cornell. 5.
Richmond, Va--Fo7ltress Monroe Ar
tiIler School. 4; Richmond, Athletic
club, 0.
Greensboro, N. CA. & M. Coilsge of
Virginia. A; University of North Caro-
Ina, 0.
Danville, Va.-Virgln1a Polytechnic
Institute of ,Blacksburg A. University Of
North Carolina 0.
Macon, Ga.-Mercer University, 0;
archaeological School of Atlanta, 20.
Annapolis, Md.-Cadet, A; Penasylva-
mia State college, o.
Hartford, Ccmn.-!Trindty, 49,. Am
herst, O.
Utica, N Y.-Hamihton collge, II; Ro-
chester university, 0.
Brooklyn, N Y.-Irvfng club, 6; Yale
Freshmen, 0.
: Andover Mass.-Andoyer, 26; Worces-
ter, 0.
Gd.tNsburg, Pa.-Carlisle Indians, 50;
Gettysburg college, 0.
Champaiei1, Ill.-Univer4s ty of Cad ago,
Is; University of Illinois, IL
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A NEGRO FELL TO HIS DOOM
HNnI0HNSON WAS WORKING ON
BUILDING.
+, Some wav He Lost His Baiance-Neck
Was Broken-Was Preparing to
Go to Washington.

John Johnson, negro iaborer me
death yesterday morning at 1890 while
painting house at No. 2220 Third
avenue.
He was working upon the gable END
and was standing at the top of ladder
about twenl y-five feet from the ground.
In some way he 1cst his balance and
was precipitated to the ground below,
str ltirg on his head.
A servant in the house hearing the
noise accompanied by the fall, ran ou'
and found the man lying dead at the foot
eff the ladder. His neck was broken
and a deep wound made on the back of
his head.
1t is supposed that his paint buckle
fell. and in his effort to catch it he lost
his balance.
johnson was highly respected among
his own people, and has served as porter
in me government building.
He had recently received notice of his
appointment to a position in enc of the
departments in Washington and was
preparing to leave for that city
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Morris Park Results

Nslw York, Oct. SO.--Wea1her, track
and attendance were all good at Nor
ris Park today. Summary:
First Receive and a half furlongs.
Rhodesia, to 8. won; Sensational,
to 1, second; Imperator, 8 to 1, Third.
Time, 1:041a.
Second Race-MiIe, selling. Hugh
Penny, to 1, won; Albert S., 10 to 1,
ssIcond; Old Saugus. to 1, third. Time,
1:43
Third Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Handful, to 10, won; Warrenton, II
to 1, second Sir Gawain, 80 TO l, third,
Time, 1:221s.
Fourth Racs-Seven furlongs-Salva-
BILE, to l. won; J. A. Gray, 10 to 1, ssc-
ond; Hanwein, Is to 1, third. Time,
1881.
Fifth Race-Fordham handicap, one
mile. Carsette. 8 to l, won; Typhoon
III, 8 to s, second; Thomas Cat, to 2,
third. Time, 1:43.
Sixth Race-Three miles, steepl chase.
Woodpigeon, to 1, won; Mai shan, to
5, second; Thomcliffe, to 2. third. Time.
sos.
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books in line quit with small bank rolls.
-Four of the winners were heavily back
ed favorites
Most of the big stables That raced at
Latonia will wind up the season at Lex
ington.
Weather clear and cool. Track fast.
First race seven furlongs-Three Bars.
2 to 1, won; Fessy Il. IL to 5. second;
Assassin. to l, third. Time. 1:29A.
Second race, six furlongs
8 to won Belle Bramble, s to 5, Sec
ond; Russell a, 60 to 1, third. Time,
1:141s.
Third race, handicap. two miles-Sir
Ebony, to l, won; Barton, to l, sec
ond; Kitty B, 4 to ., third. Time, 3:33az
Fourth race, handicap, mile and 70
yards-Iou Bramble, Q to ., won; Lord
zeni, to 5, second; Ardath, 9 to 2, third.
Time, 1:46.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Ben Neville,
to /, won; Danforth, 10 to l, sscond;
SPECIAL. s to l, third. Time, 1:o2.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Panichita
H. to 5, won; Prosecutor, ) to l, sec
ond; Miss Ross. s to l, third. Time,
1874.
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An Honor Roll

Postmaster Hughes has received an
order from the postoffice department at
Washington signed by Postmaster Gsn-
e.al Gary, creating an "honor roll
among the mail carriers of the United
States.
1t provides that an carriers who have
been in the service for five years or more,
shall wear a mark of distinction upon
the sleeve of the regulation unifoTm-
For every five year period of service a
thrse-quarter inch braid extending from
seam 10 seam shall be the mark of dis
tinotion
1t further provides that substitute car
risrs shall be distinguished by tba letter
"S" upon the sleeves of their uniform.
The order Will be put into effect al
once and a numbs. If the carriers of
this city will be entitled to the honors
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PRIZE RING.
Wants to Make a Match

Wants to Make Match
Dan Ryan, of Youngstown, O., is in the
city and desires to make a match with
any 120 pound man in the state before
club or in private. j.. McGimpsey,
the Alabama Kid is mentioned as pref
erence.
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ON THE TURF.

Iatonia Results.
Cincinnati, Oct. 30.-The local racing
season came to an end today. All the
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-31

TO CURE A COLD IN ONT DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund The money if i, fails
to cure. 25c. 9-z}-9li.
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BARGAINS FOR sATE.
Two brick residences. North Side, 5000.
Brick store I'd avenue, $4,000.
Brick store, I'd avenue. $500.
House and lot. 4th avenue, $1,000.
Brick store, Goth street 49, 600.
w. b. LEEDY & CO.,
Telephone ~. 114h N. 21st. st.


Look at this. Elegant South Highland
home, bran new, rooms, water, gas side
walk. bath, large yard. everything the finy
est, 5000 cash and sa5 per month takes 1t.
Price only $1,000.
$1,000 foot lot on Sd ave-, close in.
SG00-Si00 cash. $40 month, 4-room house,
olst ST., >bctween II. and q.
$50 per acre, 20 acres. near fair grounds
49, 5000 acres rich valley land, 5000
house, on macadamized read, Y miles north
of fair grounds.
$50 per acre, As acres on pike this side
of East axe.
siOa per acre, is acres on East Birmink-
ham dummy line, 2% miles out suitable
for subdivision into iots;..h cash.
Avondale: $50 cash, balanre monthly.
S. e. THOMPSON, 7
Telephone 2f -. 2l5 2lst 81 i
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ssOn-s4O0 cash balance / and years, for
INT 25xl40 feet with 5-room cottage, now
rssG.dng for $40 per month, 1909 Ave. b.
Smith & StillTnan.
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Go to Lyman & Stones for.
the latest novels. where you
will find a large supply of
miscellaneous and standard
books very cheap. A full sup
ply of Hurd's and Cranes fine
stationery. The largest stock
of blank books in the city.
2Ol2 First Avenue.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-31

Don't run any risks about health. Keep
well at all times by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parlla.
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LOANS.

NONEY JOANED-Salaried people hold
ing permanent positions, with RESPONSE
BILE firms, city Loan Company, 2023ia LIST
avenue. l0-l4-u.
MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without
removal from so up. S. r. Searle. nth
street between LIST and I'd avenues.
my 2-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sT' CLAIR SPRINGS HOTEL-Loeated on
Alabama Great Southern railroad. three
miles from Springville. Is now open to
the public for al refugees; hacks meet all
trains For further information address,
sole owners and proprletors. Mrs. r. e.
Goodwin, Cornelia, ST. Clair County.
1h-2g-Tt
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T0R 0SAIE-Bugsv $50 Cat C. c. EllisD;
colt sos Cat r. o. Thomason's Vanderbilt
read. near East Birmingham: Birm1ng-
ham bicycle, $50. A. w. Orton, ll4ia
Isl 81
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| FOR SALE-Cheap two incandescent arc
| lamps Wade Tailoring Co, Ill north
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5000 5000 cash. balance SIS per month for for
lot 50xigO feet with 4-room cottage, III
Path St, north. Smith & Stillman, 22o
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FOR RENT-Three nice rooms. furnished
or unfurnished, 2124 4th Ave, n 10-6-tf
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WANTED-Position as manager of farm
of not less than fifteen or twenty p,ows.
Long experience and best of reference.
J. S. George, Maysv.le, S. c.
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FOR SAI,E-Two-siory residence. 1908 18th
ave, south. Apply, j. A. Yates 20:
at 1V-3V-tI
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FOR SALG-Southeast corner of salter sta.
ton and E.iyton electric car line, 9oo Ieet
fronting electric line and 20 feet deep
GOOD 7-roon house 1 4-room and 2-room
houses; 2 good wells; the improyssmssn nas
nf nroperty for 5000: terms, 800 cash;
ba,snce long time see no reason why
ii should not double in value in two yea arg;
go day option) Wesley Nj. Smith, 1871
1St
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SITUATION WANTED-A young woman
of superior education and thoroughly
competent as stenographer and type
care AQp-Hprald 1O3u-5f
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FOR RENT-Good S-room residence on
large Let, good neghborhood; South High
lands SIS: S-room house. 6la 18th ST.,
north, so; 6 rooms, Ill and Us 23d ST..
north s15 Smith Stiilman. 20 2ist ST..
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MALE HELP WANTED.

W1NTED-Me in every county to act as
private detectives under Instructions; ex-
periencc unnecessary. Address, Uniyer-
sal Detective Agency, Indianapolis, Ind.
-e-sll-17t
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AGENTS Get fifty cents on each dollar; no
experience necessary. Write for agents
outfit Address The Catholic News, 5
Barclay St. New York. 10-l0-Su-4t.
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FOR sAI.E-Gentle faIniy horse, years
old; handsome and cheap Apply rat
tnns stable. iV-zt-tl.
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MANITOBA good solicitor. Address Y,
care Ase-H eraid 10-S3-tf
WANrED-By couple two rooms for light
housekeeping. Address, +. O.. care Age
Herald
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WANTED-To swap a s1o0 horse for a gem
tleman's bicycle. T. G. King. 10-17-tf
If YOU want TO buy, sell or exchange fur
nture call at The Exchange, POLO Third
ave. 1n-2i-tw.
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WANTED-Aetive salesman to sell to deal
ers: $50 to $l75 monthly and expenses; ex-
perience unnecessary. Acme Cigar Co.,
ff4aer
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Manufacturing company wants honest,
capabie man as manager for branch Of
fee; commission and $15 per month
straight salary: good, permanent position;
man win have to pay cash for $500 stock
of goods, and other applicants will not he
considered Address. o. II w. Cos, 35S-
g64 Dearborn ST., Chicago. 10-3l&ll-I
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms. Mrs.
p. Warner. Oil 18th street, near "a ave.
q-93-7t
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| WANTED-Good cook by Darden Hotel.
| Address G. W. Darden, Oneonta, Ala.
with references. l0-2l-eX.
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WANTED-Will exchange cotton NIL stock
and bonds, guaranteed TO pay Z per cent.
dividend, for well selected stock of goods
and sore house. VIII take Sje11 to s.5.-
900 stock. Addrsss, A. r., care this office.
In-o1-2t
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WANTED-A nurse. also a butler. Az
ply to Jack w. Johnston, Union Depot
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]. T.0Expecting you in Selma Monday
afternoon Miriam is there. C. *.
INFORMATION as to the whereabouts of
James William Butt will be literally paid
for by communication with c. p, this Of
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A STOUT gentleman of means, stranger
in Birmingham, A years of age, widowei',
desires to meet young lady or young
widow; object, matrimony. c., this Of
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ry stock of goods and manage branch
for Chicago house; salary $l25 per month
and all expenses; also extra percentage;
prospects. Address, James Barton, 10
L : In - aarn
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WANTED-Immediate persons to dis
tribute circulars and samples; no can
vass.ng. The Liberty Association, 123
IlihertN st. Now York
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
WORK OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Attracting Attention of Investors and
Scientists adj Over the World

Never IN the history of the State have
the mineral resources of North Carolina
attracted so much of the attention of
Northern capital as at the present time,
and consequently there has never been
a period in our history when the State
more needed the services of a competent
Geologist and of geological workers than
right now.
Two of the principal journals of this
country read by capitalists are The En-
gineerng News, of New York, and The
United States Investor, Of Boston. 1hey
belong to the highest grade of publlca-
tions, and would not touch a country IN
a write-up of its mineral or other re-
sources "with a 40-fo0t pole" unless that
county. after careful examination by
staff of expert, was found to be
possess unusual and extraordinarily val
uable resources or deposits.
A short time ago both of these papers
published long accounts of the gold de-
posits and gold mining industry of North
Carolina-exceed:n Is columns of their
valuable space-written by an exper-
fenced newspaper man of Raleigh, who
obtained his facts and data from the
State Geologist and his reports, mostly
new and fresh information gathered by
that department of State work last year.
The Engineering News now has in
hand and will soon publish a long, elab-
orate article ON the iron mines of North
Carolina, written by the same gentleman,
who no longer than yesterday told the
State Geolog.st that but for the informa-
tion and advance sheets furnished by him
the articles could not have been made at
tractiye enough to have secured insertion
in these high grade journals, and conse-
quently there would have come here not
one of over one hundred capitalists whom
he knows have, since the appearance of
the gold mining articles visited or sent
expert Representative to this State,
many of them already having bought
and secured options ON a great deal of
this property and number of others al
ready having decided TO put a large a
mount of capital into the development of
such property.
"And now, at this time of all others,
to talk about withdrawing the already
too small appropriation for the expenses
of the great work the Geological Survey
is doing for North Carolinaw exclaimed
this correspondent. why, it would be
nothing short of industrial suicide"
The news & observer., 1897-02-20

fore committee in the Senate, that a
hil of like character had twice beea un-
favcrably reported, but thas this bill WAS
put on the calendar and went through.
Hancock = manded that the bill b. acted
N 1T once and called on MI REQ 'a'rlns
70 vote for It. Tbe vote faY reference
WIS lost.
Mckenzie said the bill appeared to IN
some respects to amend the charter OF
Wadesboro, and that thirty days notice
had not been given He said that no
other member of the House had been
treated as Leak was being treated in this
matter. Hancock and Young attempted
to call the previous question. McKen-
ze said nobody could call the previous
question on this bill save a member III
charge of bill or one of the majority
of the committee which had considered
il. The Speaker ruled that this was cor
rect and read the rule, which was clear,
Mckenzie said he hoped the House
would not pass the bill over Leak s
head but give him fair chance. Leak
said the matter was of Importance to
his county: that he simply wanted the
hill referred a committee and was per-
decision Leak demanded the yeas and
nays on the passage of the bill. In eX-
planning his vote Johnson said the ac-
ton of the majority in this bill
was most unfair The vete was, yeas,
40: nays, 33. Lyle said he protested
against the gag law as it had been APP
Piled here tonight; that such scene as
this would be disgrace to any legisla-
tive body on the continent. Nelson said
there was persistent effort to be dis
courteous to Leak on the part Of the ma
iority. and that he desired to rebuke
such a spirit. Young said in past legis-
latures he had know the majority re
fuse to allow Republicans to speak.
At 10 o'clock the Speaker ordered the
lobbies and galleries cleared, saying he
regretted to make this order, but the con
fusion and noise was so great that bust
ness could not be transacted. Young
said most of the noise was made by mem
bers on the floor
As soon as the vote was taken on the
second reading. motion was made q
suspend the rules and put it on third
reading. Mckenzie made the point that
61 votes were necessary to suspend ths
rules. The Speaker made the ruling that
this could only be done when there wa,
roll call; that nobody could know how
many voted unless there was roll call
A division was called, and the vote was
46 to 81 1t was not announced. The
Speaker declared the rules suspended
and then the bin passed final reading.
At 1870 the House adjourned unit
10 o'clock this morning
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
THE FEDERAL COURT.

An adjourned session OF the United
States Circuit court for the Eastern dis
trlct Of North Carolina will be begun
in this city on Tuesday morning next,
the 23rd instant, at 10 o'clock. His Honor
Charles II. Simonton, of Charleston, s.
c., Circuit judge, will be present and
preside. There viii be no grand jury
and It is understood that the session will
be devoted almost entirely to the trial
Of the United States Civil and Libel
Calendars. and the Civfl and Equity
causes continued from last term. IL
there should be any change made in the
date for holding this session caused by
the death Of Judge Seymour, which oc-
~urred in New York city this morning at
o'clock, notice of the same will appear
~ thas paper
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
THE TRUE REMEDY.

w. NJ. Repine, editor, Tiskilwa. H.,
"Chief," says: I'VE won't keep house
without DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Tx
perimented with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used. DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other remedy
can take its place in our home, as in il
we have a certain and sure cure for
coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc."
1t is idle to experiment with other rem
edies, even if they are urged on you as
just as good as DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry. They are not as good, because this
remedy has a record of cures and besides
is guaranteed. 1t never fails to satisfy.
Trial bottles free at John Y. MacRae's s
drugstore.
The news & observer., 1897-02-20

Subscribers to the Telephone Exchang
will please add the following to thei
lists: 17SB, A. A. Thompson, residence
223D, Woollcott & Sons, dry goods.
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
NEURAL GIA

/ have often been asked if my Rem
edy would cure Neuralgia, and have
invariably replied, did not know, as I
had never known it tried in a
case of that kind, but see what Mrs. H.
NJ. Sample, well known lady of Neck
lenburg county, says:
HoPEwELL, Mecklenburg Co, m. O.,
December /, 1895.
Several years ago / was severe suf-
ferer from chronic Neuralgia, which
made ne feel wretched ard miserable
all the time. Sometimes it was my
head, sometimes in my shoulder, but il
seemed to settle mostly in my left side.
Around he region of my heart Sc med
to be affected so much that it made me-
anxious and uneasy. / had a friend
who thought there was nothing Mrs.
Joe Persons Ren edy would not cure,
and she persuaded me use one half
dozen bottles. / did so, and it made il
perfect cure of me.
Mrs. II. NJ SAMPLR.
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
MARRIAGn LIonNsEs ISSUED

The following marriage licenses were
yesterday issued by the register OF deeds:
Rowan r. Jones and Virginia Utley,
both OF Wake county.
James r. Gattis and Fidelia a. simons.
both Of Wake county.
1'heophilus Maynard aMa MalalaH Mills,
seth Of waks ssantw
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were heard yes
terday:
Mizell VS.. McGowan; argued by Moore
* Moore, for plaintiff; Jarvis & Blount,
for defendant.
In re Young; argued by Connor and
Busbee, for petitioner; AycOck, contra.
The news & observer., 1897-02-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
The news & observer., 1897-02-20
STATEMENT
Showing the Condition of the
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and
Insurance Company.

Insurance Company.
December 81, 1896
ASSTES.
Value Of Real Estate and
ground rents owned by
the Company Qess the
amount Of encumbrances
thereon) ............ $47,919.53
Loans on bond and mort
gage duly recorded and
being first liens on the
fee-simple) ...... 32S,S75.O0
Account of stocks and
bonds OF the United
States, and Of this and
other States, also all 9th
er stocks and bonds alb
solutely owned by the
Company ....... 1874, 1861
Interest due and accrued
on stocks and other Sc
curities .......... 83,66Oo5
Cash in Company's princi-
pal office and belonging to
the Company, deposited
in Bank ........... e4,s99.7O
Premiums or assessments
unpaid ........... 29s,3o4.12
Total assets .... $2,14s, ,454.s7
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, including
those resisted .... S10,SS507
Reserve, as required by
law ................. 1921, $500
All other claims ........ 29,35S.2S
Total liabilities .,. 81, ,332, ,101. .3s
npN a
Capital stock paid up. 49,. $5O0,00O00
Total income ...... 935, ,4S9. SO
Total expenditures .. S44, ,301.3O
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS IN
1895.
Risks written .......... 1904, 100000
Premiums received ..,... 7,31161
Losses paid on risks taken. 304,49
Losses incurred ....... 1880
President, J. H. Allen.
Vice President w. Is. Franklin.
Secretary, ]. B. Pierce.
General Agent, James Southgate, Dur
ham
State Of North Carolina.
Office Of Secretary OF State,
Insurance Department
Raleigh, N c., Feb. 10, 1895.
In compliance with Section 8 OF "An |
Act to consolidate the Insurance Laws |
OF North Carolina" | certify that the |
above is a true extract from the sworn
statement OF the Hartford Steam Boiler |
Inspection and Insurance Company on /
December 81, 1896, now on file in this |
Department
@YRUs THOMPSON.
@earetarv Of State