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TO INSPECT
Cen, Wilson Arrives in Key West or HE TriD
to Examine Fortincnrons.

Gen. Wilson Arrives In Key West On His TrfD
to Examine Forti1cntions.
KEY WEST, Fla, March s.-Gen. John NJ.
here from Tampa this afternoon and inspected
the Government works on the west end Of the
Island. He will go from here to the Dry Tor
tugas to- morrow to determine tho value Of tho
works there for use in case the harbor should
b needed as o naval rendezvous and depot Of
supplies.
Fcrt Jefferson, which was begun in ls47,
was considered an extraordinary strong work
st the end Of the civil war, for 1t wa planned to
mount nearly 500 guns, Of which tho majority
were 1l-inch Columbiads. It has never seen
service as q fort. but as . military prison it
was at one time famous. What, If anything,
can be done to render it available for use in
case modern guns might be brought against 1t,
Is the subject on which Gen. Wilson 10 to re-
port.
able conference with ADMIRAL Sicard this after
noon, but neither will say what they were con-
sidering. On account Of the lay Of the reefs
about the harbor at Dry Tortugas, q series Of
10 diameter was planned, but never completed.
iii believed here hat the General will recon-
mend that three Of these outer batteries, which
would command the three very narrow and
built and armed with modern. guns. A few
l0inch rifles guarding each channe from a
suitable work would make tho harbor unap-
proachable.
The baitieship Iowa will 20 to Dry Tortueas
for coal, She is expected 70 return in three
days. The big schooner Schnell from Phila-
eelphia will begin discharging o cargo of about
1900 tons Of coal at the navy dock tomorrow.
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RACK TO REPORT TO LONG.
.,r u.KEE OF THE RTGHT ARM
C<1 nv KEY WEST.

49, vrseLips TUG Leaves Havana In oreor
'se H., 1or commander May Report Person
- a. tho secretary or tho NavJ-Fao Couid
81, T,u.t 10 . written Communication
Ursr Fla, March S.-The wreckinR
p,rh, Arm arrived horo from Havana this
'us,no on route TO Norfolk. Va. She stopped
.u..r. IN coal. When Capt. Mckee was asked
w. 10 could tell about the work done and to
:. dome on the Maine. he said:
80 tell nothing. am under orders to 20
- make a personal report to the Secretary
w. COMMON talk here that the return Of the
80, Arm means that all hope OF saving any
N4,.,Ial mart Of tho Maine has been abandoned.
!. !. ,upposed that sho has sunk so deep IN the
va w. and ia so badly wrecked that she could DO
- only by building a cofferdam about her,
,rasrrrjne an expense greater than the value
n. ureck. 1t is thought that our Govern
nav abandon her to Spain, as owners OF
np"saod merchant ships abandon them to in
80 comnanies, and demand compensation
. uH. ,ot.l loss. One prominent naval officer.
"-.yer said that he did not believe in this
49, He ia confident that the wreckers have
80 NJ such Importance to communicate that
.n,r.onal interview with the Secretary OF tho
~, must BIO had rather than trust to either
~, vlre or any other ordinary channel OF COM
nunication. 49,. A..
,,,d,ne OF the Right Arm to Norfolk 10 only a
,roye TO gain more time in which to prepare Tor
.vsr that IL deemed inevitable. Against this
n.,r, "a the fact that the Board Of Inquiry has
80 rnouestionably diligent in the prosecution
~ q, work. reports to tho contrary notwith-
,,nd,ne. 1t is not improbable that the Right
a., /, re,urning in order that q new contract
{, ,hs work on the Maine may DO made. or
l., fart there is no doubt. The ships OF tho
a., ar, kept constantly In condition for instant
-. .v,n To the carrying of loaded torpedoee in
A.. ,ubes and with fixed ammunition at hand.
a, order to clear the ships for action could DO
r,cutsd as quickly and effectively a. II the
e,,,I.h ships were expected to come at any
sorr Meantime the daily drills are of . charao-
E.y that IL entirely satisfactory to the most am
Nuous young officers In tho service.
lTbs Msrblehead and Montgomery will finish
ealing BY tomorrow noon. Tho Marblehead 10
At the coal wharf. and. for the FIRST time since
,b,p, OF the feet have been coaiing here, Q sentry
,tthe head Of the wharf keeps those not con-
p.ctsd with the ship from going on the pier I'M
i.,. n apecial permit Is obtained either from Adj
miral s,card or Capt. McCalla. h belhcose
nopulstion Of the town has concluded from this
That the Marbleheadi Is bound on q secret mission
Muestimportance and that the sentry 10 to keep
spanish spies from learning tho facts. 1t Is never
tholess certain that the Marblehead will return
Ia hsr anchorage tomorrow afternoon unless
nav orders are received from tho Navy Depart
nsnt. The Bache 10 expected back from Havana
tomorrow. Naval officers here are greatly in
trsstsd In tho bill appropriating S5o,oo0,o 900
for defence. At no time have they been % con-
ndspt of hostilities as at present.
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FRAU soRMA RETURNS TO AMERICA,
The German Actress to ne Seen in Kew York
I'm Several New Plays.


I'm Several New Plays.
Agnes Sorma, who in private life has quite
another name. arrived in this country yester-
day with her Greek husband and her son. inya-
riably associates on her travels. Frau Sorma
has been acting in Berlin during the greater
part Of the winter, and her most notable APP
pearance was in Sudermann's Johannes"
Her season at the Irving Place Theatre will in
clude the performance Of several new plays in
which she was not seen last year.
II cannot help contrasting my feelings to-
day." Frau Sorma said. with what they were
one year ago, when I arrived here as a stranger.
Now 1 feel at home; then I had my friends to
make hero. I have made no more contracts
with German theatres for more than two or three
months at Q time. That means that / shall have
more time to act in other cities. and hope that
part of every year will be spent in this country.
The rest Of my time will BIO given to Austria and
Russia. Some day ! may act with an. English.
speaking company. But not in English, l don't
think 1 shall ever try that"
Frau Sorma is quite as girlish In looks as she
was q year ago. After her engagement in New
York is concluded she will play in Chicago. Mil.
waukee. and Philadelphia. Then she will return
here for q few performances and go back 10 Eu-
rope In May.
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Fair weather continued over oil the country ycster
day, except In the Northwest. where a storm was
forming over South Dakota. attended by an increase
OF temperature throughout the central ana Western
states. and cloudy, threatening conditions In the
upper Miss ,ssippi and Missouri valleys. and light snow
In northern Minnesota. North Dakota. ana southern
Montana. Tho high pressure covered tho eastern
half of the country. and was gradually moving on.
In this city the day was clear and very sprluglike;
highest on!c'a temperature AZ; lowest 30 average
humidity. "a per cent; wind southcaSterly. average
velocity twelve miles an hour; barometer corrected
to read to sea level at 8 A. NJ. 80. 40; 3 j. M. 30. as.
The Thermometer at the United States Weather Bu.
reau Registered the temperature yesterday as follows,
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MAI CHI AN EXTRA SESSION.
Gov. Ho.comb Wants Another MAXIMUM
Freight Rate Law.

Gov. lIo:comb Wants Another Maximum
Freight Rate Law.
LINCOLN, Neb., March s.-Gov. Holcomb Is
considering the advisability of issuing a call for
an extra session Of the Legislature. for the pur.
pose of having another Maximum Freight Rate
bill adopted. The Populist leaders of the State
and many of the Democrats favor such action.
IL Is believed most members OF the Legislature
desire to go even further than the measure just
declared unconstitutional by making thenew bill
applicable to both passenger and freight rates.
The popular idea is that the illegal features Of
the old law may be avoided by giving the rail
roads redress in the shape of the right of appeal
to district Judges in the event of dissatisfac.
ton. The Governor has not committed himself.
saying he will wait until the members of tho
Legislature advise him of their preference.
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AFTER WEDDING AN HEIREsg,

Carrot Van Dushum sued for $40. o DAM
ages for Breach or Promise or Marriage.
HAcKENsAcK. March s.-Garret Van Bushum
q livery man of R~idgewood. was arrested to.
day in a suit for 10000 damages brought by
John Bell. q farmer of Paramus, who charges
Van Bushum with failure to keep a promise to
marry his ls-year-old dauRh Ter. Emma. Van
Bushum was released on IS, 900 bail.
: II is charged that Van Bushum had been court.
Ing Miss He'll for several months. and that the
first intimation she had that he was not going
to marry her was the announcement OF his wed
ding last Saturday.to Miss Lena Cook. The
suit for damages followed. The bride is an
heiress, and has expectations from hor grand.
father, Frederick hrotenthaler. who owns real
estate in this county. Jersey City, and New
York.
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Missouri PncIGc Directors.

ST. LOUIS. March Sat the annual meeting
to-day OF the stockholders of tho Missouri Pacific
aud lion Mountain itni!rond systems directors
were elected AZ follows: For tho Missouri Pa
cihc: Gcorgc J. Gould, Russell Sage, Edwin
Gould. Louis Fitzgerald, John = Munn, John Il.
Moore, Ito yard Hnnld, samuel Siosn. Ih2lnn7
fcrGEsuu. e.. g. Warner.
ful The iron M,uutain: George J. Gould, Rus
sell sage, q. &. ". Lowrcy, JOAN J., Gerry. Henry
WhrIan. A. l.. HOPKINS, duncan u. PHrmly, i.
NJ. Galinwny, iloMnrt t"1.d. FRANK Jay Gould,
II. i. lArkI,nG, q. q. VI arnei. ID. X. rr!usoI.
NIcc.prvs Gent Warmers report for 1897, en-.
rncing both systems. shuwet u net increase OF
earnings OF III. 1j6. sS2.3".
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ALBANY. March s.-The$ 46O worth of coupons
cut by State Comptroller Roberts from village
water bonds. held to the credit Of tho State
treasury and lost by n messenger of tho depart
ment on the street yesterday. were found this
morning. They were returned to the State
Comptroller by n man who saw the notice of
tanning the coupons was picked up by a work
ingman, who turned it over TO his employer.
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Artillery RECRUITS WANTED.
Adduon to the Sign ut the KnIisting Omoe In
CineinnAtl.

-1""07 W tHV bIE uE thu kDIIDVIUB U"OO N
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March s.-There was added TO-
day to tho customary autographed placard In
front Of the United States Army recruiting Of
nee on Fourth street the words. In big black let
tsrs, Recruits wanted for the heavy and light
artillery This inscription was displayed fol-
lowing q telegram received this afternoon by
Capt n. II. Adams, the recruiting officer in
eharge; The telegram was sent by Assistant
a follows:
Acting Adjutant-Genera directs that You
eaiiht all desirable applicants for artillery. light
and heavy. and send them to Columbus Bar
which Intended"
Several recruits passed the medical examina-
uon and were received during the day.
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second sigma, Corp, Incorporated.

ALBANY, March s.-The Second Signal Corps.
National Guard, of New York city was incor-
porated to-day by the Secretary Of State. The
corporation is formed to promote interest In and
the proficiency OF tho Second Signal Corps, to
give entertainments. military, athletic, and
otherwise, and generally to provide for the
welfare OF the members such acts always to be
In accord with the State military code and regu-
nations. The trustees are: Frederick s.. Leigh,
II. Day Atwater, Jr.. B. Willard Blauvelt. John
son g. Sage, and William Jarvie. Jr., of
RroOElyn.
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ing In tho shadow disappeared. but burning EN-.
bcrs, under the porch showed that an attempt
Calling tho Waterman Mr.. Price instructed
him to keep n sharp lookout and went back to
bed. At Q o'clock in the morning he was
awakened by loud cries for help, and running
down stairs and outside found the Waterman
struggling with a man. The man got away be-
sistance. Built up against tho side OF the barn
the men found a IRE. which they stamped out,
Mr.. Price has boon warned repeatedly that
somebody would try to set fire to his house.
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TraInInE Naval Carrier rlrssn..

Wa. %Iuhf Il. l., March s.-Active training
tbsI. oesNn to-day with carrier pigeons from
10 raining station cote. Several we're shipped
made de'S gao Island, thirty miles out to sea. They
Their t on all naval vessels leaving this port.
Is The ~" now iiity-two birds at the cote, which
partSemmtt ott thoroughly eguipped the Navy Do
iitusi.dn hls as yet established. Tho cote Is
III The rear OF tho War College.
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BURIED WITH MILITARY HoNoRs.
Sergeant Fisher. who Suicide ut
west Peint, IL Denied Christian Burial

B0F8o0nt BfDheF. WHO COmmItt0u BulcidO NJ
west Point, L. Denied Christian Burial.
HIGHLAND FALLS. n. Y. March s.-Sereeant
Charles Fisher of tho army. who committed sui
eide on Saturday in one of tho rooms of the
library building at West Point. was buried to-
day with military honors, Notwithstanding that
there is an unwrittSn law In the army prohibit
ing such ceremonies. 1t was the intention of
the authorities to have Fishers remains brought
to the cadet chapel, where the services of tho
Episcopalian Church were to be conducted:
of this arrangement they protested against it.
contending that Fisher, being a suicide, was not
effect ON tho authorities and 1t was decided to
dispense with the, religious part Of the pro.
the soldiers hospital. Fishers funeral was
largely attended, many officers of the post being
present,
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ALBANY. March s.-The Appellate Division of
the Supreme Court. Third Department. to-day,
in the matter OF the petition of Martin Dunn,
Jr. of Troy to disbar former Judge Lewis f.
Griffith from practice at the bar, confirmed tho
report of Referee Danahar and dismissed the
charges. Judge Griffith. who is a prominent
gold Democrat and former leader OF his party in
priating funds belonging to u client, but the
referee found the statements of the complainant
utterly baseless and tho charge outrageously
cruel and unjust and so reported to the court.
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Rushing Work a, wa,er,IIet Arsenal.

.N'i' March s.-Ten moro machinists have
A. cude" to the working force of experts at
""'eFvliet Arsenal, and the work in all do.
i"t"eh's Is progressing rapidly. Every lathe
u new gun shop, with the exception OF the
iGin Uhes erected for turning the forgings OF the
Of u nen Gun, IL, u opcratiOn. Several carloads
rex a Men are busy casing sbeIIs and every
pattcrnus' no sent away as soon as possible. The
chine t ~ t q = new threading and slotting ma.
junct r. this machine will be a valuable ad-
'~"'' 10 the gun plant,
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AM un, Mrcr.n= Of the r.. II. It.

~PmnAuELPHIA. Starch s-Thc annual meet.
ing OF the shareholders of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company was held to-day. The annual
r,port OF the company was ratified by n unani.
nous vote. ana n vote Of thanks. was rendered
To- The management Tor its efficiency last year.
Tomorrow prcSi,iCat Thomson and a small
rnrty OF Pennsylvania Railroad officers Mill
Leave the city ga the usual tour OF Inspection
over tho lines OF the company.
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Another Ohio Bribery investigation.

COLUMBUS O.. March s.-Charges OF bribery In
connection with pending legislation. especially
tho bill reducing railroad fare to . cent?. have
been afoat for a day or two past. and tonight
Representative Bracken introduced n resolu-
ton In the House; which was unanimously
Guiding from tho floor ali persons except ex-
members OF the Legislature and State officials.
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DIVIDED ABOUT THE Ell LECTION.
- Union Constitucionnln Split Up About
Taking Part In the Polling.

HAVANA, March s.-The uncompromisinR
spanish party. LA Union CONSTITUTIONAL" is
.ul divided about the attitude it will take in
.uo coming elections in Havana. The Presi.
p Ss me Marquis of Apezteguia, wants the
IA ~ 70 70 o the polls. but tho popular demand
If ,b h. Withdrawing from the electoral contest.
I'M IL Il, I.arly participates in the election there Ia
i n, aat!e doubt that Gen. Weyler will be one OF
ill., WHnulaalcs, in spite Of his personal enmity to
'e marquis OF ApGZteguia.
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Impertan, Car Coupler Decision.

CINCINNATI. o., March s.-Judge Lurton Of
the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to-
day affirmed the decision Of Judge Taft that the
Tower automatic car.coupling device used by
the National Malleable Castings Company Of
Cleveland was not an Infringement on the Lor-
raine and Auhin coupler manufactured by tho
ST. Louis Car Coupler Company of st. Louis.
The st. Louis firm wanted a broad construction
on its letters patent. The case involved millions
invested by both concerns and is of great inn
portance also to railroads.
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BOSTON. March s.-Thc affairs OF tho Fran.
ineham Savings Bank have been found to be in
yery bad condition., and the Supreme Court was
pctitioned to-day for tho appointment OF a re-
cciver. Tho liabilities arc $sl5,627,. and al.
though the nominal assets are "a tride above
that figure. IL is considered that they would
actually fall short 100000 or more.
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and will show q saw

engines. and will show a saving. 1t is claimed, OF
20 per cent. in fuel, without loss OF speed or
power and with no extra cost for repairs. The
Tramp" has been over nearly the entire coun-
try and has just returned from New Mexico.
hauling trains ovcr the route home. Tho Chosa:
the Jersey Central will give tho engine a test
after its service in New England. 1t has boon
arranged to have the engine haul trains from
Richmond lNal to jersey City.
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4 VICT0RY FOE p. II. FLYNN.
Drcision Against the ConeS Island and Brooklyn
Reads 81. 500. o Mortgage.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn has sustained the decision of the lower
courts, granting the upplicGtion OF p. II. Flynn
for an Injunction, restraining the Concy Island
and Brooklyn Railroad Company from cNccut.
Ing IA mortgage 10 secure an issue OF 81 800 900
in tOuns. The Court hollis that the mOrig 'ge is
in contra cntiOn Of the statute. IA the amount
would exceed Two thirds OF tho value OF the
property. Borrowin. money also for no innc-
dale us, is declare speculative and wastclul.
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DR.. mnue,s Removal Approved.

ALBANY. March 9.-The removal Of DR.. Milne
as principal of the Oneonta State Normal School
and the appointment of Percy !. Bugbee to sue
coed him have been approved by Superintendent
Skinner of the Department of Public ~Instruc-
ton. DR.. Mines friends made strenuous efforts
to have Superintendent Skinner disapprovo the
action of the Board of Managers Of the school in
remoYinR DR.. Milne.
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bHI TVN AINN "EUNEHDNNs
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair and warmer; south.
srIy winds.
For the District OF Columbia, fair and slightly
warmer; ~southsrly winds.
For New Jersey. Law are. Maryland and Virginia,
fair; warmer In interior; easterly to southerly winds.
For western Pennsylvania aud western New York.
fair. followed by increasing cloudinsSs tonight;
southerly winds.
For Nep England and EASTERN NeW York. fair and
sliphtIv tVurmer ~SoutherIv 1fHds.
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NAME MONUMENT IN HAnANA.

. AsVenent TO Get All Public schooI Children
TO Give One Cent Each.
frrTsBURG. Pa, March s.-The Central Board
VI Education tonight adopted resolutions for
ue building OF q monument to the memory of
'ne sailors and officers killed by the explo-
.oa OF the Maine. The resolutions suggest
,nat every public school pupil in the
united States contribute one cent to the
monument; which is to be erected In Ha.
I lana on the spot where the victims are buried.
SS1nh =. Fox. William T. Easton, and John Nc
In other places.
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CHICAGO. March s.-Franz Ebert Of tho Lii.
putians is going to marry Elise Lau. the pref.
test OF tho women midgets now playing at Mo-
Vicker's. Ebert is 20 years old. His tiancee 10
%. but nearly a foot taller than he.
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JcLyI Island wants Derenor.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, March s.-A delegation of
Jekyl Island club members have started for
Washington to request coast defence for their
property. Investments representing half n
million dollars, distributed in clubhouse fur
nishings. auxiliary buildings, winter cottages,
game preserves and other accessories TO the
Club. would be in danger in case of war with
SDain,
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XomndIc Locomotive.

Tho experimental compound locomotive
Tramp" of the Richmond Locomotive Works
10 coming North for trial service on the Fitch.
burr Railroad. The engine will run out OF
Boston in competition with simple expansion
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pemenstrat.n I'D Ca,nmottrs Runeral.


Rome, March s.-The funeral of Signor Felice
Carlo Cavallotti. the Radical member Of tho
Chamber OF Deputies. who was killed In a duel
Chamber OF Deputies. on Sunday. took place to-
DAY. 1t was made the occasion Of an imposing
Democratic. Socialist. and Anarchist demon.
~stration.
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Special CaoLe Despatch TO THE Sun.
ROME, March ga severe storm swept the
Sicilian coast yesterday evening. The steamer
Orsini was totally wrecked and nineteen other
vessels more or less domaged. Many persons
were drowned.
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Corean rorslrs siul.,or to No Impsachsa.

SDecfdT EdbTe Dr'DuTcH 10 THE BUN
YOKOHAMA, March s.-Tho Corean Cabinet
has decided to impeach Foreign Minister Bin
for having leased Deer Island to Russia with
out consulting his colleagues.
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It~asp.neLs raelea In CIs,sIana.

CLEVELAND, March s.-The two Cleveland
divisions of tho Ohio Naval Reserves have KNAPP
sacks packed, and are ready 10 leave ut an
hours notice.
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Accuracy In records assured, 'alobo. wernIoke'
CabinStA. Globe Coz Fulton and Pearl sts.-AdV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-02-16
Ensuranrr Statements.

THE METROPOLITAN PLATE GLASS
CO., of New York. incorporated and COM
menced business in 1874. Eugene w. Wins
low, president, S. VIM. Burton, secretary.
Capital paid up in cash, 100000 90.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1897
Real estate owned by the COM
pany unincumbered, $780, 900 90
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value, 272, 1872 so
Accounts due for glass sold, 1877 70
Cash in Office and in bank, 1853 SO
Interest due and accrued, 1888 SO
Premiums In due course of collection, 40,l86 SO
Plate glass on hand, 1,41S "
Aggregate assets at actual value. s512,s62 So
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1897.
Net amount of unpaid losses and
claims, 1900 90
Amount required to safely REIN
sure all outstanding risks, 133,736 SO
All other demands, commissions, etc, l3803 II
Total amount of liabilities, except
capital stock and net surplus, $149,74O Is
Capital actually paid up in cash, 100000 90
Surplus beyond capital 1853, 1872 81
Aggregate amount OF liabilities
including net surplus, $512S62 So
c. c. BURKILL son, Agents,
ELLSWORTH.