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"Put away your letter, Meta, and lls>

sPut away your letter, Meta. and lls,
ten"
Meta did his bidding. and the stran-
GER introduced himself as a lawyer
! He informed that an uncle or MIS-
Monito's had died and left her heiress
to his wealth-a goodly sum.
Several weeks later found Mrs. No
nito and Meta en- route for England.
DR.. Jamess nephew intended ID cross
the ocean, and the doctor had intrusted
them to his care.
"God grant your dearest wish may
be granted, Netta," he said to her
when parting.
Months went by. and Meta was on
the road to recovery. By degrees she
found her old strength returning, and
at the end of a year was able to walk
about without assistance.
She was very happy. and to crown
all, her sister Stella and her husband
visited them. They were making q
tour. and as her relatives were wealthy
now, Mr.. Leland had no objection tc
his wife's associating with them.
They insisted that Mrs. Monito and
Meta should be Of their party.
"For Stella's sake" Mrs. Monito
said, "Nctta, l will consent. She is un.
happy enough. She sold herself for
gold, and only too late realizes what
that bargain means"
Another six months passed away.
Meta had a number of suitors, but to
none did she give encouragement and
Theadore Dunscombe, the doctors
nephew. interpreted that sign favor
able to himself.
He wrote to his uncle that Meta 8
health was perfect, and her life was
now happy one; then he limited that,
in time, he dreamed of winning her.
"Theadore is a good boy" the doctor
whispered, when he read the letter.
"They will be a suitable pair, and l
must forget my wild dream"
He went to meet them when they
returned. and congratulated Meta on
the fulfllment Of hci dearest wish.
After that he called but seldom, and
was grave and restrained when they
met by chance.
Dunscombe's woolng did not prosper.
and at last he begged of his uncle to
use his influence for him.
"She thinks so much Of your opln-
ion that she will heed you" he plead
ed, and the doctor at last consented.
He went to see Meta, and made his
errand known. She looked at him
with flushed face.
81 cannot accept your nephew shc
said decidedly. 81 do not care for
him as woman should for the man
she marries."
But in time you might"
"Never! I shall never love but ons
man, and he has had my heart since
childhood"
"Netta, never dreamed of this!" he
said. "Who is he? Tell me"
Need II" she asked softly. "Who
cared for ne when 1 was poor and
afflicted, and would have burdened
himself with me then? If he has
changed, /"
"Nettaw He opened his arms to fold
her in his embrace. 81 never dared
hope for this moment"
Theadore Dunscombe did not stay
to his uncle's wedding, but Stella and
her husband came to witness it.
"May God bless you, my unseltish
sister, Stella whispered to the bride.
And to all appearances her prayer is
answered.-Waverlcy Magazine.
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sm.r,can Locomotives in Spain.

The English Consul at Bilbao, comment
ING on the importation of American loco
motives into Spain, says all the orders
we're at first offered to British firms, but
went to America, owing to the quickness
of delivery guaranteed by the American
firms ard also because the price was lower
than that asked by the English. The Con-
sui admits the superiority of the Ameri-
can locomotives over the British for Span
ish railroads.
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Nav HorL,a Children's Court.

To protect the 10000 children who an
nually come before the city courts for va
rious pettv offences, as far as possible,
from vitiating contact with older prison
ers. New York City will open = childreen's
court on January !, 1902. This plan,
made possiblc by the new charter, pro-
vides that the case OF every child, under
sixteen years of age shall he heard in the
childrens court. where all misde.nseanI1,rs
and felonies will he disposed of finally,
misdemeanors going to Special Sessions
and felones to General Sessions. Nagis-
trates will serve the court in rotation.
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Governed by tho Higher Law.

A man to be morally strong must feel
that all his endowments are from God,
who made nothing in vain. Every atom
in the world of space is governed by
higher law, and in the same way man is
governed by higher law, which might be
called our law of gravitation. Under that
law we live and move and have our being.
In obedience to that law lies our only
safety.-Rev. DR.. J. E. Rankin.
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The A,nerican Match Industry.

It has not been such long time since
all the matches used in this country were
imported, but at the present time 5O,0OO,-
600 feet OF lumber are annually used here
in the manufacture of matches, and this
industry employs about $4,000 persons.
One factory alone in Ohio turns out lOO,-
600, 900 pieces every day.
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A Serious Evil.

It is a most serious evil that idle and
worthless parents should lounge in public
houses and go on boozing themselves into
stupidity or raging brutalism till midnight,
while their miserable, neglected children
are often left to run loose about the cor
rupt and filthy slums until their parents
return, often only to beat and terrify these
perishing little ones.
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HALFWAY TOWN.
By PRANK wALoorT HUTr.

By PRANK wALoorr HUTr.
An easy road runs smoothly down
To Halfway Town;
For everything that's but begun,
And everything that's never done,
just rolls aside, and one by one,
Goes into Halfway Town.
Half-fnished walls are tumbling dowp
In Halfway Town.
Half-fnished streets are always lined
With half.done work of every kind;
And all the world just lags behind
In dreary Halfway Town.
Keep straight along, and don't lcok down
Toward Hallway Town.
They say, if every one should try
To keep on moving, brisk and spry,
We should discover, by and by,
There'd be no Halfway Town.
Youths Companion.
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The brotherhood OF Man.

Mankind's advancement by trade and in
ternational treaties is simply finding out
by long, zigzag paths the sweet truth of
Scripture that all are made for all, each
needs each throughout, this vast BROTHER
PRESBYTERIAN, Pittsburg.
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Square Your Thoughts With Christ's.

Before the judgment seat of Christ no
honest man need fear. The difficulty of
getting the truth into human mind is
owing to the fact that we don't know our
selves. When man sees himself as he is,
the end of all discipline has been reached.
Never will man see himself as he is un-
til his thoughts and Christ's are accord
ant.-Rev. DR.. Reuen Thomas, Congrega-
tionalist, Boston.
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Africa Not q Wilderness.

With railways in South Africa in opera
ton covering 5000 miles, and others under
construction which will add 1000 to the
total, this portion Of the Dark Continent
can hardly be longer lool:ed upon as j VII
dcrness.
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Priceless in Value.

Kindly words, sympathizing attentions,
watchfulness against wounding others
sensitiveness, these cost very little, but
they are priceless in value.
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Stella's S Summsr Trip
By Ella NJ. Hess.

AM sick and tired Of this life!
I would rather die now than
endure it year after year, with
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Sixth street northwest between NJ and
N streets-Charlotte NJ. Boernstein ct vir.
Henry N. to Louis Behrens, lot Sc and part
lot 65, square AS; $40. Louis Behrens ct
ux. convey same property to Henry N.
Boernstein; $40.
K street northwest between 18th street
and Connecticut avenue-Alex. ]. Bruen ct
al, executors, to Chas. C. Glover, part lot
q square 1t4; $4,000.
Long Meadows Chas. E. Banes ct ux. to
Ella L. Matthews. lots 100 and 1856; SO
(stamps, 80 cents).
North Carolina avenue southeast be-
tween Sd and 4th streets-Chas. B. Cam
eron to Chas. r. Pickford, part original
lot 2, square T91; $40.
B street southeast between 18th and 14th
streets-Chas. Early ct al, trustees, to
Harry T. Suit, lot %, square 1887; SO
(stamps, 81.
Q street northwest between 3Oth and 31st
streets-Wm. A. Gordon, surviving trustee,
to Albania D. Sterrett. part square 1863;
50, 100.
F street northwest between 21st and 22d
streets-Katherine c. Jonas ct vir. Frank
B. to Alex. NJ. German, part original lot
II, square so: $40 (stamps. $50.
Twenty-ninth street northwest between
| O and U streets-Robert w. Mcpherson ct
al, trustees, to VIM. Brearley, lots A to
40, square 1888: S4,375
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Clarke X.
! Tilton ct al, trustees, to Samuel w. Wood
ward, lot 43, block 2: $40
| B street southwest between Delaware
avenue and LIST street-United Security Life
| Insurance and Trust Company to Ida F.
| Drury lot %, square 635: 5000.
| Fifteenth street northwest between / and
| X streets-Annie F. Wood ct al. to Samuel
P. Calef, lot 10. square 1879: SO Stamps
$1O)
| Long Meadows-Jno. F. Waggaman e,
ux to Ella L. Matthews, lots 129 and 1876
| SO stamps. 80 cents).
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THE SATURDAY STAR.

Readable and Interesting Features in
TOmorro~v's Big Supplement-.
Here are some of the special features
that will make the big literary supplement
Of The Star tomorrow particularly bright
and entertaining:
IN FAR NEW ZEALAND 0llustrated).
Frank Carpenter tells how sheep are
raised by the million and sent frozen
mutton to supply the markets of Lon
don.
NEW LIGHT ON EGYPT Ollustrated).
Important relics recently discovered at
ancient AbydOs carry us back to the
very earliest dawn of history.
THE SKIES IN APRIL Qllustrated).
Facts about the eleven stars Of the first
magnitude that are now visible and the
consultations that will be above the
horizon next MONTH
GIDEON'S BAND Ollustrated)
Being true and very interesting story
of the United States Naval Academy,
written by Mrs. Schuyler Crowinshield.
JUVENILE FASHIONS Qllustrated).
Reprehensible but alluring eXtravagances
in clothing children this spring. A new
skirt for grown-ups.
| MAHOMETS PARADISE Gilustrated).
! Nicaragua we'll deserves the title, for nat
| ure has been wonderfully lavish In her
gifts.
PARIS FASHIONS Qllustratedl.
| This is the season when social butterflies
| haunt the Riviera. What they are doing
and what they wear.
| TRISTRAM OF BLENT Qllustrated).
| The fourth installment Of Anthony
Hopes most entertaining novel, with
| synopsis Of the chapters that have gone
| before.
| FREAK ADVERTISING.
Some Of the queer methods that are pur-
sued in gay Gotham in order to secure
notoriety and publicity.
| WHAT WOMAN CAN DO.
Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson tells Of the
| occupations that are now open to her
and how she can best help herself by
| helping others.
DUE TO A COLLISION.
Interesting speculation as to the origin
of the star Nova Persei that recently
made it's appearance In the heavens.
| TABLE AND KITCHEN.
More practical suggestions about what to
| eat and how to prepare food in attrac-
| tive and satisfactory ways.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE,
Southern Jurisdiction Of the United States, NTH
ras Lodge Of Perfection. No. Especial meet
ing Friday, March 20. 1901 at o'clock pm.
at the Cathedral Of the Rite, No. 1907 G st.
NV. Work. % to I4S. VIM. L. BOYDEN, so
Ven. Master. JOHN II. oLC0TT, 32', Secretary.
THE IRON BRIGADE WILL HAVE AN INTER.
esting meeting at the Office of Jerome F. Johnson,
1926 st. NV, on SATURDAY, March 80, at &
Pm All members expected to be present. It,
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THE REoPENING OF THE GERMAN EVAN.
Luth- coNC0RDIA Church. corner Doth and and
e G sts- NV, will take place APRIL 1. Palm Sun.
s.iay, SERVICES as follows: Sunday school at 10
am. confirmation of the children at II an.
Easter Sunday win be holy communion. All
members and friends are cordially Invited.
mh29-2t
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

Slh1HSah@f> u
PENN MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE. CoMfANh
OF PHILADELPHIA PA,
On the 31st day Of December 1900 as fe9u on ~
act Of Congress approved July ~, 1887
c,s, IN hanks '........ s772, 600 90
Cash In Company onhces anu n" STA go
OF .rus a hon1a imartat vainei a. 1872. 745 90
1 Ss, " a ,Srat uens, is, $50. 519 3
In1 .+o o 2,6l1.147 40
Collateral loans bills receivable, &c eoz4'4oo %
Premiums r., aannts uncoiee'ea anu ~ 1,o2s,o4s IS
interest," anu 81 rs"i Iao H,e anu 4O3 623 20
$43, $50, 9s2 ~
LIABILITIES.
reserve deserve for unpaid losses and 562 90
claims. ..''''J
All other claims against the COM
pahy is " forSs Of r. na1icies 2,776 500 OF
81, Oh speoi. A " f 3,2l4, 49l u
$43, $50. 1872 ~
Statement of premium attachments
and expenses for six months endhg
December 81, 1890: s-ox 400 90
Premium ATTACHMENTS. :....... $no'5S 90
o'ffen' eNpe GEO. K. JOHNSON. Vice President.
H. H. HAILOWEL1, Asst. Secretary and Treas
Al. AKA.
NA' j. H. JEFFERIEs. Notary Public.
WOLF g. COHEN,
026 Il st. NV,
And T. JANNEY BROWN.
1919 f ct. NV.
1t GENERAL AGENTS.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE lNSuR-
ASCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
On the 31st day OF DecembeT lSoo IN
Surplus over all liabilities. S4O.S!U ~
Total assets Gin the United States Z:64l :O46 w
A''"1 "' A. G. McILWAINE. Jr..
Manager.
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH Nh.
THE IDEAL OK -ursion ground and safe. moral sum-
mer resort for families. Free from liquor selling.
horse racing. gambling and Sabbath Dissertation.
OFFICE: 3iS ST NV. Excursions and outings
OF Sunday schools churches, convent IONS societips,
,agueS and other organizations hooked daily.
CRARRING, FISHING, SAILING, SALTWATER
BATHING.
Plat and rice list of building lots. excursion
IHtes and dates, circular matter, etc. sent APP
plication. Rev. CHARLES {. MCLEAN, DID.
.nh26- 26t',I
| wANTED-S5. 600 TO sIoo 600 WASH. TRACTION
AZ per cent collateral bonds viii give 15 per
cent cash. bal in hot city real estate.
FULTON r. GORDON. 7O4 18th Phone
b9s-2. mho3-et
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

OF the
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON
On the 31st day of December. 1900. as required
by act of Congress approved July 70, 1872.
ASSETS.
Cash in banks, observation-disclosures. $19.569 rs
Cash In cOmpanys Ofhces and
hands of trustees. ......... S.324 10
and mortgages. ........... s97. 595 90
Of agents. ..( ..................... 116.o21 IS
cember 81. 1900. .......... 1891 81
1904. 403 05
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premium fund ........... $52D,s15 ~
Claims. .................. 6s.s21 q
All other claims against company. 4.63l "
Net surplus ........... 435.074 SO
81" 1904. 4O3 O5
FRANK LOCK,
Manager for Eastern and Southern States.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

OF the
UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK,
On the 31st day OF December 1900. as required
by act Of Congress approved July %, 1892.
Capital stock Observation-Disclosures. $3.50, 600 90
Capital stock paid up. ............ 250.000 90
''" Os ASSETS.
Cash in banks observation-disclosures. s14.918 sc
hands of trustees. ............. e1ss o.
and mortgages. e.. '.. o77.s7l Is
Real estate Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
Of agents ................... ses91 IS
Reinsurance due from other COM
panies on losses already paid. 10 90
cember 81, 1900. ............... 2477 81
s743 So5 II
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premium fnnd. ........... $3.50, 461 50
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims ............. 45946 SO
All other claims against company. 47.376 50
Net surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000 II
s4s3.so5 II
Statement of dividends and expenses for six
months ending Dec. 81, 1900.
DfNldehus. SIu,OVo W
Current expenses " u i;Nnrpg o. l12 %
President.
SAM'L NJ CRAFT.
Vice President and Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of March, 1901.
(SeaD JOSEPH L. WHITE.
Notary Public, Kings County.
Certificate filed In New York county.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
CALIFORNIAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF EDINBURGH. SCOTLAND.
On the 31st day OF December, 1900. as required
by act of Congress approved July 20, 1892.
Cash in banks. .............. s123, 1881 %
' hands Of trustees . 800 Il
Stocks and bonds (market valued 100. IN
and mortgages. -1a6V4,ooo w
Premiums uncollected and in hands
OF agents.. io4'o<f 90
Interest due and accrued on De-
cember 81, 1900, and other items 1907 6l
$1,91O.617 sc
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premium fund ......... $91s,157 %
Reserve for unpaid losses and
clalmS b1~,1oo ~
All other claims against the COM
pany Oo' TOO o,
Net surplus Observation-Disclosures. 500 235 "a
S1910617 68
Statement of expenses for six months ending
December 81, 1900:
Current expenses. S239 23S Oh
N. A. MCNEIL,
Asst. U. S. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF March. 1901.
(sealJ d. E. FRANCK, Notary Public.
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% Desirable Tenants.

The 8. cond I n OF The Evening Star Annex will
DE r-hted % d-sirshle tenant Size. 5Oxl00 feet.
Steam hest electric light AMI motor power. Ele-
sllor seryi.s Apply at The Star Office 0c2-tf
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
United States Branch of the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE N
SURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH
On the 31st day Of December, 1900, as required
by act Of Congress approved July 20, 1892.
Capital stock SIS, 600 900 90
Capital stock paid up..... 3,4375 800 90
ASSETS.
Cash in banks. ........ 1896 43
Cash in cempanys offices and
hands of trustees. ............. 2s, 4es O5
Stocks and bonds (market value)
and mortgages. 1886, 739 90
hands of agents ............ 44O.1s6 3s
Interest due and accrued on De-
cember al, 1900. ............ 41.G63 90
Other admitted assets. .......... II, 1872 OF
$4,34S,614 81
LIABILITIES
Reserve premium fund. ...':..... $2,O15, s63 81
claims. ................... 317.4O2 As
nany .....,...... 105,132 SO
Net surplus Observation-Disclosures. 1,91O,115 81
$434S, 614 81
Statement Of expenses for SIX months ending
December 81, 1900. -
, Current expenses. S92I ,Os4 W
e G. RICHARDS, Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of March, 1901.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF. fhe ..

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF, fhe =.
NEW YORK PLATB GLASS INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
On The 31st day Of December. 1900, as required
by act Of Congress approved July 20, 1892.
Capital STOCK. 4. ..S-.s... .$loo,ooo W
Capital stock paid uD.c ........... 100, 900 90
Cash in banks -. :. r.: =: 500, 1913 SO
Of trustees .... 2,775 "a
and mortgages 49,. ~. :. .,...... $40, 1876 90
Of agents -. 3os21 4s
EsE; a $396516 rs
LIABILdTIESa
Reserve premium fund.-. -. a.. .$12S090 SO
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims SSo5 %
All other claims against company. 1906 20
Net surplus, except capital. ........ 1hs.O75 40
$296,516 Is
Statement of dividends. and Expenses for six
months ending December 81, 1900.
Dividends ~.. !s...'-..-' $500 oe
current eApe''s MAX DA,NIzrGnR, President.
MAJOR A. WHITE, Secretary
Subscribed and sweru to before me this 11th
day of March, 1901. ,,
(Sea1) r. FISHBECh,
Notary Public, Kings County. N. Y. Certificate
filed in New York County. -e.e
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FINANCIAL

EIGHTEENTH SFnIFS
CITIZENS EQUTTARLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF Georgetown. u. G.
3ofa VI ST
ISSUE OF NEW STOCK.
ONE DOLLAR TER SHARE FER MONTH
PAYMENT.
MEETING SE'OND MONDAY IN APRIL FOR
PAYMENT OF III ~ AND SECOND MONDAY OF
EVERY MONTH FOR MAKING LOANS On REAL
ESTATE.
Money advanced on Real Estate
y TuoS. BROWN President.
EDG AR F1t1SBl. Vice President
&. Z. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
mh2s9t EDGAR T. BERRY, Treasurer.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF IN

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
On the 31st day of December, 1900. as required
by act of Congress approved July %. 1892
Capital stock. Observation-Disclosures. $500. 600 90
Capital stock paid up. 300. 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash in banks. ................ sess4s AZ
Cash In cOmpany's Offices and
hands of trustees. ga IS
Stocks and bonds market yalue)
and mortgages. ............., 2.55t.575 90
Premiums uncollected and In hands
of agents. .................. 22a. 4se OF
Interest due and accrued on De-
cember 81, 1900 Observation-Disclosures. 10,172 IS
sass. CSC 70
LIABILITIES
Reserve premium fund 81 354l47 %
All other claims against the COM
pany ...................... 1872. 7o4 q
Net surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S11.S35 q
81, 35s. 6ss 10
Statement OF dividends and expenses Tor six
months ending December 81 1900:
DIVIDENDS. Observation-Disclosures. sos GOO 90
current expenses. .-.......... 1926, 012 "a
tSigned) GEO. c. HOWE, Vice President.
tSignedl GEO. W. DEWEY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of March, 1901.
(SignedD THOMAS MOON
Notary Public for Kings County.
Certificate filed in New York county.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the --
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE So
CIETY OF NORWICH ENGLAND.
, Surplus over all liabilities. :.....:.. 933.0ls
, Total assets dn the Unit ! States) 2.o96, 657
. J. MONTGOMERY HARE Manager.
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II NEVER DISAPPO1NT.'
Spring Trade.

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enough to think people VIII pass others by and
come TO you without invitation? Use our
typewriter letters. There Is more money In
them for you, for the same expenditure, than
you possibly obtain elsewhere. We've had
ten years experience with them and know
what talking about.
BYRON s. ADAMS. PRINTER,
Telephone Main $780, BIZ 18th ct.
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Fa1ls-Tenlperature, 40; condi-
ton, /. Receiving neutrality-suspicious.
40: condition at north connection, /; condi-
ton at south connection, 2. Distributing
acknowledgements 40; condition at
infiuent gate house, 4; effiuent gate house,
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL, ASSURANCE COMPANY

OF the
NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF IRELAND,
On the 31st day Of December, 1900, required
by act Of Congress approved July 90 1892
Capital stock ...................S So, 600 600 90
Capital stock paid up. ............ 500, 600 90
ASSETS.
Cash in banks in name Of COM
pany and trustees: ....:......... $4,000 90
Cash in company's Offices and
hands of trustees Observation-Disclosures. 14S3 46
and mortgages. ............... 42s.o5o 90
Premiums uncollected and in hands
of agents-.......... ........... 65,24s 90
Interest due and accrued on De-
cember 81, 1900. ............. 1850 90
$55o,992 95
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premiums fund. .......... s29s. 1876 70
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims. .................. 447s5 %
Net surplus. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2OS.01l 80
$3.50, 992 95
Statement Of expenses for six months ending
December 81, 1900:
GEO. E. KENDALL, U. S. Manager.
SUBSCRIBED S and sworn to before me this 10th
(seal.) ISAIAH BAKER. Jr., Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
GERMAN AMERICAN q i tSs COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
On the 31st day of December, 1900.
Liabilities. including capital. -. 4,4os,SSo
Surplus capital and all liabili-
re etes Observation-Disclosures. s sea 5 ~
A' "''e WIN. n. KREMER.. President.
CHAS. G. SMITH, Secretary.