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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Two pianos for sale cheap, one up.
right, one square, both good ones. Call
or address j. A. SPENCER.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

For SALE:-House and lot on south
Bridge ST., on easy terms. Address
II. Il. SLAYTON, Slayton Il. O. Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Orders for hair switches taken aud
satisfaction guaranteed.
M NJ StroNE
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

A good rag carpet for sale cheap.
If. Mrs w. Nj. REYNOLDS.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Hay for sale at my farm in Orleans.
HENRY HILL.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Helen A. Newman sells street hats
very cheap.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Do Messrs. Sages, Deerhound & Co. of
Chicago pay any license to this county?
Dothey pay any taxes here?
Do they employ any clerks who live in
this town and spend their wages here?
Do they patronize the butcher or baker
around the corner, or any of the other mer-
chants in this town?
Do they contribute to the support of our
Churches, Schools or Theatres?
Are they your friends in any way?
DO they treat you an honest man and
trust you even for paltry dollar or two?
If the goods are lost in transit who is out
of pocket?
Gents Wheel, 5000
Ladies' Wheel 1850
7. FRANK IREL AND.
1--WE NEVER SLEEP
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23
BIG REDUCTION.

d. f. WILSON, =. M.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
JOHN MOST HELD FOR TRIAL.
Says the Article Advocating Murder
Did Not Include Mckinley.


NEW YORK. Sept. l7-Johu Most, the
anarchist editor of Die Freih,lt" was
examined Yesterday I'm tho Centre Street
Police Court 10y Magistrate Cimst,J. Most
.tated that Ee aid not have lawyer. and
would defend himself Detective Sergeant
Nraueh. Of the central office, and Detse-
tive St,uhruoh appeared against Most
They were represented Icy Deputy Assist
amt District Attorney Moses Herman.
They put Do evidence TN. sworn complaint
and IN, translation OF the article entitled
Murder Against Murder" which appear
ed in Die Freih,5t' ON Saturday. Sep
t,mber q
Most asked each Of the detectives il ne
saw anything I'm the articles. either I'm
German or I'm the translation. concerning
The shooting OF the President They an
severed that they did not.
"Th- article in question" b." said els a
quotation from a book published nfty-nve
years ago in Milwaukee. and printed hy
me in the "Frcihsit' fifteen years ago.
At the time of my arrest / had in my
pocket a proof of the article which had
been struck off fifteen years previously.
This proof ] handed to CgEtIin Titus
This arrest was inspired 10y the reporter
of a German daily paper. who took the
article TO Captain Titus and asked him
what ne was going TO do about it,
Regarding the article itself. I want 70
saw thai n was directed AGAINST lvrauts.
Gt~potS and kings who claim 10 reign by
The right OF God. and not against "a lrgSi-
dent Of tho United States. The paper was
printed on Thursday. mailed and dis
uibUtod on Friday and dated Saturday.
The 'utir, edition was mailed and dis
tTilUtgd before the President was shot on
Friday. and the article could not, there
fore lv inspired 10y the event
Gustav IIuser. of $3.50 Third Avenue, an
tmplpye on Die Freihgit. produced
slip which purported TO bee "A duplicate Of
a receipt which he received from the In
tcTuatiOual News Company on last Fri
day when ne delivered the papers.
Magistrate OlmSted said that the evil
d,uCc was sufficient to prove the point
that the papers were circulated before the
shooting Of he President.
Assistant District Attorney Herman
asked that Most be held on the ground
that the charge had been adequately
proved
Magistrate OlmSted said that the art-
Gle certainly advocated the killing Of rul-
ers. and limited at the inclusion Of the
President of the United States as "A ruler
He was not sure from the evidence that
any specific application of the article to
President NcEinley's assassination had
been prUEtG-
He held Most for trial in General Ses-
SiOuS. although he did not think that the
article had been printed because or me
Buffalo crime He named 500 as the
trial bail.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
DEATHS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
General ChaTce Sends n Report to
the War Department

General Chafee. commanding the Di-
vision Of the Philippines, has made the
following report Of deaths which have
occurred since the last report
Dysentery PIatt, private. G.
Twentieth Infantry. VigOn, Luz0u. John
a. Burkhard. private. F. Fourth CavaI-
ry, First Reserve Hospital William S.
CogiH private. c, Twelfth Infantry; Dag
Upan. LuzGu. George y. Dillon. sergeant.
c, Engineer Corps Arayat, Luzon.
George Gordon. sergeant, II. Twenty-Grst
Infantry LauEuimsnoc, Luzon. Richard
Higgins. private. =. Fifteenth Infantry;
Tabaco. Luzon. William Miller. private,
G, Twentyfourth Infantry; San Jose, Lu-
zon. Alfred j. PurutOn. private. NJ
Twelfth Infantry, Dagupan. Luzou.
Thomas +. Ryan, private, G.. Twelfth In
fautr-; First Reserve Hospital
AlcOh0lism-Fred NJ Darden. private
Hospital Corps, Bac0Iod. Negroes.
Typhoid fever-Eugene A Miller. pri-
vate, II, Sixth Infantry Uoil0, Pauay;
William A Perkins. private, A. Thirueth
Infantry, station Cruz, Martinique.
\ariOla-William r. Moore. private F.
Ninth Cavalry Guiuobatau, LUzOu. LO-
rautUs L. LeDtZ. private. \. TWeuty-SiNth
Infantry; lrIga. Luzpu-
Drowned ,boGy recovered Frank Che
zanski, private, a, Sixth Infantry, MAZDA
Suicidy-WiIiam +. wilson. private T..
Twenty second Infantry, san Antonio.
IuZ.u-
Measles-Walter +. sharp private. H.
Seventh Infantry, CaGdol. LuzUu.
Ab@c,Ss Of braiu-SamueI Campbell. pri-
vate, J., Sixteenth Infantry; Aparri, LU-
zHu.
Abscess Of LEFT luug-Thomas j. Fahv.
private. N, Sixteenth Infantry, AparrI.
IuZ0u-
Epucpsy-Fred D. Woodland. artiacer. p.
Third Infantry Cr!OOCau. I4uZUu
Syphilis Herbert W. Ewart. private. b
Fifteenth Infantry. TabaCC. LUZIu.
EuterItis-Michaei +, COrC0rau. private.
/. Fifth Infantry; Eigau, LUz0u.
Pyaomia-Hugh Warner. private. b.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
MARKETS FIRHJB2S HELD.
After Slight Declines From Open
ing Another Advance Begins.

Pacific Mail II Feature in the street.
Belief That President Roo>cN cit
VIII support the Subsidy RiII-Lcs~
BuOynncy Than Yesterday Show "a
NEW YORK. Sept. I,.-Nirtuuly
nothing that was news was presented
for consideration upon the opening Of
business in this mornings Stock Mar
ket. and the trading was deprived of Tie
special influence provided yesterday
from the very pronounced strength of
American stocks in London The early
cables this morning showed small am
irregular changes ia prices and the OPP
erauous here for foreign account were
in small volume and Uu bCu side OF the
market The trading also appeared tu
reflect the very extensive reduction yl
short contracts incidental 10 yeSDeT-
days rapid and general advance In
prices.
The trading was. however in fairly
large volume and was very wei disJri-
buJed as "a rule. Slight declines re
suited from the early dealings, but
there were a number of exceptions 10
this tendency. ST Paul and Union Pa
cine were active features of the ran
way list and were dealt in at the open
ing at about yesterday $ final prices.
The Erie issues were rather reaction
airy, as were the Southern Railway
shares The Atghisuns also showed the
effect Of the reduction OF the short in
tereSt in that stock New York Cen
tral and Pvunsy lvania were both dull
and were dealt in slightly below yes
terCay's final level
Among the specialities Amalgamated
Copper reflected pressure, while Pacific
Mail was decidedly strong. probably in
connection with the knowledge that the
policies Of MCkiuley's Administration
would be continued by his successor.
The local traction issues were steady,
particularly for Manhattan.
In the Industrial quarter the United
States Steel stocks were heavy on the
sales usually following the announce
ment % an expected event. which in
this instance was the settlement Of the
steel strike. Except for purely techni-
cal reasons there was no explanation OF
the rather reactionary tendency Of the
market at large. and the mornings few
routine developments were all Of IA
vOTable character
After the earlier dealings the level Of
prices began TO advance again in
most satisfactory manner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
GOOD ROADS CONGRESS MEETS.
The international Body Convenes i'm
the CITY of Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Sept. I7.-With the eXcep-
ton Of Thursday, when no session OF the
international Good Roads Congress Will
be held. Buffalo viii have daily lessons in
the gospel Of good roads this week The
opening session of the congress was held
yesterday forenoon at Convention Hall,
and although the attendance was light,
only twenty States being represented,
messages were received indicating that
thirteen mere States and Canada and
Mexico would have delegates today Res
olutious deuouuci-g the crime against the
nation in the murder Of President McNin-
ley were adopted by a rising vote
The temporary organization. with Seua-
tor Martin Dodge. Chief OF the once Of
Public Roads Enquiry of the ArricUltu-al
Department as chairman, appointed COM
mittees on credentials permanent Organl-
zatl0n. and programme. and the dele
gates were welcomed 10 the city 10y Cen
eraI Graves, speaking for Mayor Deihl,
and To the State by Edward 4 Bond.
STATE Engineer section OF road VIII
be constructed on Grand Island. and
probably "a second section at place 20
be selected The fun programme is not
yet completed. bat Governor w = JeU-
uiugS, Of Florida. viii be permanent chair
man. and the vrious business of the con-
rress VIII begin tomorrow forenoon, adj
dresses being expected from Secretary
Wilson. OF the Department u Agrlcul-
ture, Andrew PatUIO. OF Canada A r.
ShaJtuck. President Of the Automobile
Club Of America. Senator Marion O. But
Superintendent Of the Rural Free De'iy-
cry System, Lewis NJ HaUpt. OF the
IStEmitH Canal Commission. and others
prominent iu the work for good roads be-
fore the close OF the congress Saturday
has been designated as Good Roads Day
at the Pau-AmericaU Exposition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
A CLERK COMMITS SUICIDE.
Asked About IA Check Just Before
shooIing HIIn.cIf

NEW YORK. Sept I--Sidnev p Co
hen, twenty-seven years old. confidential
clerk for the exporting firm Of Davis Al
len & Co, At "A stone Street committed
suicide in his Office yesterday by shoot
ms himself I'm the left breast.
MT Davis, Of the firm denied that Co
hen was a dcfaUlter. At the shoe and
Leather National Bank an information
was refused. II is. nevertheless known
that a check for 81 SEQ drawn on the bank
signed Davis, Allen & Co. and pavahIe
10 Sidney =. Cohen, was received there
yesterday. II came through the Clearing
House which shows that IL had been pre-
scented for payment in some other bank
and in due course Of Clearing House pro
ccdure had reached the Shoe and Leather
National Bank.
G. B. Sayres. paying teller Of the bank.
who is a handwriting expert. and as such
figured in the MoIineuX trial. discovered
that there was something Irregular about
the signature and called up the firm on
the telephone Mr. Davis said to his
clerk:
Cohen. what do YOU know about this
check for 81 500 or the Shoe and Leather
National Bank"
Cohen. under some pretence, walked in
10 the next room. whefr ne fired a bullet
into his left breast
The shot was heard by Mr.. Davis and
others in the building. and considerable
excitement was created Cohen was taken
care Of and the police were called At
that moment the telephone bell rang
again. Thu, paving teller al the bank he
coming impatiaut. rang to attract the at
s.utiou of Mr. Davis 70 the fact that he
was still waiting for an answer
Mr. Davis ran 10 the telephone "Ex-
,.lI-,. me" he t,I-phOned. Il am almost
nrostrtttd. / spoke 10 my bOokkeeper
about the check and the man has lust
shot himself dead
Cohen WIS in the volunteer service with
rba ,',-eutv-sprOnd Regiment Of this CITY
After the Spauish-Amcrican war he was
elected first Ieuto Elut Of Company H.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

There was a continuance Of the strong Stool
Market today and still the wonder oyoys t,,,+
The advance should continue among those thar
have expected a weak market, if not a panic a.
the result Of the recent terrible events AZ BuaaIo
me opening was at better level than that Il
me close last night and before the first hour had
passed slight weakness that followed the open-
ing had given place 20 further gains Of an i'm
poTtant character The market was not 50 buoy
ant as yesterdays, but it showed no inclination
10 weakness and there was in its outward an
pe4rance at least nothing 70 suggest that q re-
acton is likely in the near future. The SUPPORT
OF the inside interests has been superb. and thew
nave been helped by more commission-house buy
ing than might have been looked for at such =
time Undoubtedly, too. the covering Of short
contracts has had much 10 do with the advance
In prices
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
Denth in a Neck nIo,y.

BRISTOL. Tenn. Sept 17.-CharIcs
Benton, "a young man, killed Ezekiel
White, a man Of family. at Fish Springs
Carter county Monday night. White had
reprimauded Benton for a remark the lat
ter had made about a young woman.
WhercupOu Benton struck White uuOu the
neck. The latter fell over dead. and an
examination proved that his neck had
been broken by the blow Benton was
locked up, although he evidently had no
intention Of killing White
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
New York cotton Markell.
CaroIIna CoIIeees wi Attenh.h-

RALEIGH, y. C., Sept. 1.-THE state
ment is made by the heads Of the various
colleges that the attendance is now larger
than ever before. The Agricultural ard
Mechanical College has been forced 10 de
cline 70 receive any more. Its president
says that II there was dOrmitory room II
would have 100 students, so eager Is the
demand for technical education in North
Carolina. The State University has re-
opened with go students. The number Of
freshmen IS so large that additions To the
teaching force viii have 20 be made.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
Fell Into boiling water.

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. Sept. 1.-THE son
Of 7 Fenstamaker. Of Gaia wissa. WAS Sc
riOusly burned about the head and Shout
ders yesterday, by pluuEing head foremost
into a bucket of boiling water. 1t is
thought that he Will recover
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

CONDITIONS are excellent almost everywhere. and
The outlook is that they VIII become better rather
t-sn worse. The financial situation has been
r'"oed ~ all It's legitimate terro-s bv the ur0runt
acton q the Secretary o. the Treasury. and bv
his promise that more viii be- done If rsce-sa-,
With thc el0""I"1J I'm round numbers rafJ ont
for bonds, and the 10000 transferred 20 the
banks from the internal revenue recoiuts. and
the advance payment Of nearly s5o00cl0 Of in
terest. aud with the promise from Mr.. Gage that
De VIII anticipate the pension payments if ncces-
ssry, a total Of nearly Sl5Oyae.J has ALREADY
been given To the banks or is available -, an
e.nergcncy There can be no question that this
amount VIII prevent any strin-cncy in money in
New York during the period Of the QUITO q
money for the movement Of the crops. This is
the chief hullish item in the situation az present
lHt the policy Of President Roosevelt and the
ending q the steel strike are both rnomegtous
matters that are not only having their effect nov.
hut VIII have their large influence dursae many
months without doubt The outlook therefore is
most hopeful As 20 the immediate market
there Is Of course, much uncertainty Many
people express the belief that the advance I'm
prices VIII continue until the bank statements re-
feet the better financial conditions that have
come about Others say that a recession after
the recent sharp advance can hardly be avoided.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
New York Stock Exchange.

Corrected daily nv ". B. Eibbs & Co. ncm-
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. 1919 F
Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
PROPOSALS.

T.. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. 785 North Cauita!
st.. Washington, ID. c.. September Us. IsUI-
Sealed proposals viii be received here until NOON
OCTOBER I6, 1901 and then publicly opened Tor
furnishing and INSTALL ~ electric elevators fer
new building for Government Printing Oihce.
Information furnished application JOHN
STEPHEN ENELL. Captain Engineers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DID YOu ENER
CASH TO LOAN

on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC,
without removal rom your possession and in any
amount f--0 $40 20 500. Our rates are The
cheapest, and veu can make your own terms.
Leans made within three hours frotn the time
yCI apply We loan i1r the interest only. and
DO not want your goods, you need have no
fear q losing them Our of1ces are I'D on the
fitL s11r. away from the street and are so ar
ranged that Te can ensure strictest privacy. Drop
IL and get cur -atcS
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN Co..
szS-r5l ST NEAR g-h y W
Room - Atlantic Building
Take Elevator 10 Fifth Floor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
AsTHa,A AND CONSUMPTION CURED

b. the Koch Lung Cure.
$50 Nassau street. New York
And 627 E Street Washington
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
TO THE COMMISSIONERS or TINE DISTRICT on
Columbia; The following Is correct statement
~ tAe assets and Liabilities o. the president and
directors q TIE INSJ- TRANCE COMPANY or
NohIH AMERICA Of PHILADELPHIA. Pa. on th.
'lst day Of December. 100. furnished In &C.
-ordance with act q Congress. entitled o. An
act 70 regulate insurance in The District u CO.
lumnla.' approved January Do ISL
fIld-up cash capital .............. S. 90 co O-
Total assets as Per detailed schedule
hereto attached NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @ TSg -gT o.
Total premium received during the
year .....--,-.-------;--.---.-s...-. 5gLooo o.
Interest and other cash receipts for
Lhe year --.----.---.- --------- $40 Coz III
Losses paid during the year,. ss8l .5g5 =
Expenses. salaries, taxes. and com
missions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .sSl A.
LIABILITIES
capital stock .,..,-.-..-...--..---. $4,000 %
Reinsurance reserve, being 80 Der
cent q one year premiums re-
ceIved during the year, and an
amount proportional 90 the uueK-
plrrd time upon all other FIRE risks
as required by Aforesaid act. 4I52-7-7 81
Losses m process Of ldjUs-mcur-.-. $3.50 %
All other Hahilitiez-- g4,I54 IS
Total liabilities ------------------ 1854 Is
I'tai assetS-----..... 81 5-3. 7sI %
total h1biuues-..-.- 1.-O5.154 -
Net surPlus-........ LIS So 90
Secretary Insurance Company q North America.
sworn o. and subscribed before me this
18th day Of August, 1901 RICH'D H. REILLY,
t>oaD Notary Public.
Commission expires April Is. 1903.
To The COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia; The following Is a correct statement
% the assets and liabilities Of the NORTHERN
A>>J RANCE COMPANY ,f London England. on
tie goth day % june. 1901 furnished iu accord
ance With an act of Congress entitled An act %
regulate Insurance iu the District OF Columbia %
approved January -i- I-s7-
PaId-up cash capital $4,000 %
Total assets. as PER detailed schedule
hereto attaehed---.- - 2-saaszo 81
Total premium received during the
six months ..---...-.-----..----.-. uozI6 81
Interest and other cash receipts for
the SIX months ....-.-........... 40C3s 50
Losses paid during the six month ASS Jl2 43
Expense salaries, taxes, aud com
missions during SIX months--...-.. 2lil5j 80
LIABILITIES
Capita, stock .---------.-..-...None in the Z. s.
Reinsurance reserve. being 80 per
cent Of one yea- premiums re-
ceiyed during 3D. year, and an
amount proportional % the unex-
pired time upon all other fire risks.
rs required by Aforesaid act g. OF. $50 %
Losses IN process Of adjustment. 1878 u
All other Liabilities. .......--...-.-. -d.2-5 Is
Total liabilities Observation-Disclosures. LIS, Gs5 81
Total assets ----------- S2.s35, go -
Total Liabilities 10000 1855 81
Net surplus .-......-- I.5l7.523 %
t>gned-J GEO. rs. BABB.
Manager and Atrgrucv-
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this
I'D day Of July. 1901
tsiyedJ EDWIN F. COREY.
Commissioner u Deei--
To TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia The following is a correct statement
Sc ID u-- ell. III
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Net surplus-........ LIS. $50 90
SAM FL 2. FEVER
Secretary Insurance Company % North America
Sworn e. and subscribed before me this
9th day Of August 1901. RICH'D M. REILLY
i>edD Notary Public.
Commission expires April l.. 1903.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

aIIIaI sI||a -
Reinsurance reserve, being 80 per
cent 81 one year premiums re-
ceIved during the year. and an
amount UroportiCned 90 the UneK-
pred time upon all other FIRE risks,
as required by Aforesaid act.
Losses m process OF adjustment
All other Iatilities- ..--.-.-.-......
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
chicago Grnin ana Proyrn,nn ,I,rI.e.

Corrected daily BY W 2. Hlbbs & Co. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. IH9 +
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
LOANS or SI0

Money to lend on furniture and
pianos; lowest rates. MASTERS *
CO.. Room 81. Warder building
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Total liabilities --.-..--.-....-
Total aseetS-----... - 5-2 -4r "a
Total liabilities. 7.~G5.154 IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17
DEATH OF BISHOP WHIPPLE.
The Faithful Apostle to the In.
diaus" Passes Away.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept. l7.-Bishop
Henry h. Whip2le. of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. died yesterday, at his
home in FaribauIt. MINI.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Total liabilities INSTRUMENTATION 2,7Ii.s+4 3
Total assets ....-....- 3 $50 HIn fS
Total liabilities -.----- --I4 e4 -
Net surplus .......- I-s5 0s- OS
A d. NEA1- Manager
sworn 90 and subscribed before me this
gaI Gav oi August. I-a-- GEO IT, COREY.
i~ean Notary Public New Eurs county
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Capital stock ------.---------.-.Non in the
Reinsurance reserve. being - per
cent q one yea- premiums re-
celved during 3D. year, and an
amount proportional o. the UueX-
pIred time upon all other fire risks.
as required by Aforesaid act 9. O56
Losses IN process Of adjustment. I55,
All other Liabilities. So
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

HERE Is yCu- opportunity 20 procure a loan
ca your furniture or piano from a private party
az a low rate Address BOX IS, this csice.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Pacific Mail Il Feature in the street.
Belief That President R"o>cN cIt
VIII support the Subsidy HiIi-LcsS
BuOyancy Than Yesterday Show a.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

l"lllat STOCK .-...---------.---
Reinsurance reserve, being 50 per
cent OF one year premiums re-
ceived during the wear. and an
amount proportional 90 the uuex-
pred time upon an other fire risks.
as required by aforesaid act 4
Losses In process of adjustment ....
All other liabilities ---.---
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

Net surplus -.-----.... I54-5s "a
JOEL FRANCIS FREEMAN, President.
SAML r. PIPER Sesretarv-
Sworn 20 and subscribed before ne this
2ad day Of August. 1901
(SelD FREDERICK ". COLE
Notary Public New YORK county.