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Personal. Local and General Notes.

The joint agency at Niagara Falls for the
deposit of tickets by tourists who take
side trips is now in full operation.
John Brobst. passenger conductor on the
Big Four's Indianapolis division, has run
as passenger conductor thirty-one years.
Hugh Murray has been appointed freight
agent at Omaha of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy, succeeding the late James
Anderson.
There is a good deal Of complaint about
the inadequate service from Indianapolis
TO Winona Park especially on Saturdays
and returning on Mondoy.
Indications are that about 200 Indianapoli-
tans will avail themselves of the low rates
to California next week on account of the
knights of Pythias encampment.
Albert ingalls,. superintendent OF the
Cleveland and Indianapolis division of the
Big Four was in the city Yesterday re-
turning TO Cleveland last night.
The American Association of Travelling
Passenger Agents have issued illustrated
itinerary of their annual convention to be
held in Montreal, September 10 and 16.
Charles Cheher, superintendent of the
Big Four coachyards, has within the last
month buried his only sister his step
father and yesterday buried his mother.
Passenger officials express the opinion
that fully 10000 people will avail themselves
of the home seekers rates which will be
effective in September and October 10 the
Northwest.
a. A. Zion, superintendent of the Union
Railway Company, has selected as sue
cussor of Thomas Sherman, deceased his
late chief clerk. Harry 5. York, of the ticket
receivers office of the Pennsylvania.
Governor Odell, of New York. declares
in emphatic terms that the report that he
intends TO accept position as general
Eastern representative of the Hartman
railroads is absolutely without foundation.
Travel is now so heavy on the steam
roads that but little is heard about the
interurban lines cutting into their business.
At the MasSa chusetteS-avenue station more
tickets now sold than in any former
year.
Frank w Mack. formerly Eastern man
ager of the Associated Press. has written
an article for the August number of the
Four Track News, published by the New
York Central passenger department. en-
titled Among the Stars.
w c. Crimmel has been appointed freight
agent of the Big Four al Muncie. vice r.
H Harris. who succeeded w. g. Neel as
freight agent at St. Louis Mr.. Neel is still
seriously ILL., and among other Affections
has lost his eyesight.
Through the operations OF the per diem
plan the big roads are better off for cars
than for power. The Pennsylvania lines
are complaining OF a shortage in power
but have plenty Of cars. and the Big Four
is getting in much the same condition: also
the Vandalia.
The Pennsylvania Company. under the d.
rection OF VIM. stephens. chief draughts-
man. is testing on two OF its yard engines
at Chicago the Megath smoke consumer,
and II il performs satisfactory the COM
pany will equip all Of its yard engines with
the consumer
E II. Wilmington. OF ST. Thomas. Ontario,
will. on Aug l, succeed f. f. Torrey as
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minute
1891 Thomas Wright VS.. Firman Ber-
TANK Madison c. c. Appellants reply
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
400. Henry w. Lawrence ct al. VS.. David
]. feathers. Marion S. c. Appellee's
brief 81
446S. Peter Herbert VS. Adam Rupertus
ct al Vanderburg c. G. Appearance of F.
L. Shuighart, cO-appellee.
1899. City of Connersville VS.. Edward
Snider. Fayette C. c. Appellants reply
4Ss7. Flora NJ. shrayer VS.. John A. Pit
tenger. Delaware c. c. Appellees brief 81
1892. Peoples State Bank VS.. Frank X
Ruper. Spencer c. c. Appelees brief (S)
4472. The Chicago, indianapolis & Louis
vile Railway Company VS. George w
Tackett. Clark c. c. Appellants brief 50
4479. Charles PitzeIe VS.. Louis Reuping
Lake S. c. Bond.
New Suits
4517. Mary Krise ct al. VS.. Isaac D. Will
son ct al. Upton c. c. Record. Assign
ment of errors. Praecipe. Notice Notice
to Howard county.
45lS. Samuel p Ruble VS.. John NJ. Bunt-
ing. Knox c. c. Record. Assignment Of
errors. Joinder. In term. Bond
1918. Mitcheltree School Township of
Martin county vs.. James K. Hall Law
renee c. c. Record Assignment of errors
Notice TO Martin county.
1870. The Indianapolis Street-railway
Company VS.. Leander B. Earring. admins
traitor. Johnson c. c. Record Assign
ment of errors. Notice to attorneys of rec
ord served
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An IMPORTANT Lesson.

New York Financier.
A large visible supply Of coal would be
strong argument in preventing a strike
and would enable some business TO be con-
tinued in the event of a strike being un-
avoidable. Besides the profit much annoy
ance could be saved both companies and
consumers. An officer of one of the larger
companies now practically without coal,
quantity OF anthracite coal, his ngures be-
ing placed at a million tons, 10 guard
against any contingency that might arise.
His views were that that amount of coal
stored at convenient points was good as
set, and among the best and most con-
venient collateral in the event OF the COM
pany wanting or needing temporary loan.
This amount could easily be acquired dur
ing months of operations without causing
any strain whatever. If such a reserve
were carried by all or most of the COM
panes IL undoubtedly would emphasize the
necessity of more elaboration on the part
of the miner in bringing about a strike.
1t is understood that the wisdom of such
a plan has fully been realized by some
others as well as Reading, and that when
be made at the earliest opportunity to ac-
cumulate a large supply in storage.
1t is stated that the first solid train OF
anthracite coal since the strike passed
over the Philadelphia & Reading road on
tracted much attention. The train was
made up of fifty cars. The crew refused
TO tell from what part of the coal regions
the shipment was made. The train was
well guarded along the line. Eight hundred
carloads of bituminous coal is being deliv-
cred daily at points the line of the
Reading road from West Virginia and
western Pennsylvania mines.
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Shiloh Battlefield Commission.

Nicholas Ensley. Of Indianapolis. and
Thomas Wood Of Franklin, the transpor-
tation committee OF the Shiloh battlefield
commission. talked with Governor Durbin
yesterday regarding plans for the dedica-
ton OF the Indiana monuments on the
Shiloh battlefield, which will probably take
place the second week in September The
commission hopes TO secure low rates for
the crowd that is expected 10 attend Gov
ernor Duroin will be accompanied by mem
bers OF his staf and other state officials
Governor McMillin. OF Tennessee. and
staff Will be present II is expected thar
Secretary Root. OF the War Department
will attend. Twenty-one monuments will
be dedicated. The Indiana party will go
from here 10 Louisville. thence 10 Danyilie
Tenn. by rail and the remainder OF the
journey will be made by boat
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NEWS OF LOCAL COURTS
SUIT FILED BY LIVINGSTON DICkI-
son, OF CHICAGO.
He Seeks to Recover $50, 900 from His
Partners-Other Cases in the
County Courts.

Livingston T. Dickson, Of Chicago, filed
suit in the Federal Court yesterday against
w. II. White and Gustave A. Conzman,
of Terre Haute. He alleges that they
formed a company dealing in timber and
railroad ties. White was the general
manager of the company and had charge
of its books. In last December, the COM
plant says, Dickson employed an expert
to examine the books, and received a re-
port that White owed the company $4,000.
White declined to pay over that amount,
it is alleged, and Dickson asked CONF
man TO join him in a suit against White.
Conzman declined, so Dickson brings the
action alone
The company was capitalized at $4,000,
Dickson sta ties, and each partner paid in
a third of the capitalization. The partner
ship was formed in the fall of 1897.
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Searched All Night for Child.

Mrs Robert Scalf. of Millersville, was a
very happy woman yesterday morning
when her daughter, two years old, was re-
turned TO her after having been missing
fifteen hours. The child was found in Will
liam Roberts's dairy pen, near Millersville.
Its clothes were muddy. its face, arms and
legs were covered with mosquito bites and
it was emaciated from its long exposure.
DR.. Bowers said il would live. The child
strayed away from home Mondoy. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Scalf organized a
searching party and at o'clock yester-
day morning Charles Stammeyer, a boy,
found the child under a tree.
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Joseph Miller. Miss Mabel Lesson. Miss
Jennie Clemmens, Eva Holman, Claudia
Brown, Miss Osia Beverland, Mrs. Augustus
Garriet, Miss jeffrey Garrett
Arrivals at the hotel to-day: Josephine
Garfield, Minnie Thompson, Mrs. II. q.
Martin, Geneva Martin, Mrs. NJ. 1. Hop
k1ns, Susan Benson, Mabel Benson, c. I.
Bedford, r. A. Green, y. s. Steele, Mrs.
Luther Benson. Julia Parkhurst Z. 3.
Scoheld. Indianapolis; E. W. Sears and
wife, Lexington. Ky; Lee Tinsley, Mt
Carmel, Ill; James Small, Columbus, Ind.
Lille and Rena Denny, Elwood; Mary T.
Harris, Richmond; Minnie Kerr, franklin
Abbie Harris, Richmond; c. 5. Medbury.
Angola, Ind: Rev. Robert Sellers and
family Greencastle
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SchIeiche Heirs sue.

Elizabeth and Adolph Scheicher, Gertrude
S. Hoadley and Adolph Schleicher, IS
guardian Of Benjamin and Frederick
Schleicher. yesterday filed suit against the
Indiana Trust Company for possession
of 1879 certificates of stock in the Adolph
Schleicher Company, valued al 81 1850, and
$1,000 damages for their detention 1t is
alleged that the certificates of stock were
held by the Indiana Trust Company as col
abeth and Adolph Schleicher, sr., now de-
ceased and that the notes were paid on
May 20 1902. but the trust company refuses
TO return the certificates of stock
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Roy L. Brown. OF Liberty. is musical d.
rector OF Bethany Assembly.
In the grand gold medal contest held
here on Monday evening Miss Alice Burk
OF Mooresville, won first place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pangburn, Nelson
Pangburn and Mrs Nelson Sellers of
Franklin, are tenting near the Tabernacle
The children staying in the park have
organized a club and will hold an open
meeting tomorrow afternoon In the SAM
tarium parlor. The organizers and officers
are Portia Pearcy and Franc Palmer. of
Anderson, Miss Doris Linton, OF Franklin
and Miss Edna Shelhouse of Marion.
\ party from the North Park Church of
Indianapolis, came for the day and, with
their pastor. Austin Hunter. and his wife
ate dinner picnic fashion on the hill near
the {. r. cottage. The party consisted OF
the following persons: Mr.. and Mrs.
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Hunger Drove Her Home.

Minnie Girth. the adopted daughter of
Mrs Mary Girth. OF 1888 Reisner street. left
her home Monday night with the intention
OF never returning, but hunger changed her
mind, and she was glad TO return home
II is said the girl had been told by her step
mother TO wash the supper dishes and she
refused. She then walked from the house
and told ner friends that she would return
only as a corpse. A search of West In
She returned home yesterday shortly be-
fore noon tired and hungry.
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Scrip Books in Use.

Serb books of the Transmissouri Ex-
change Scrip Bureau went on sale through
out the Transmissouri territory yesterday.
For week the central office in Omaha
has been sending the books to all points
between the Missouri river and the coast
and St. Paul and the gulf. The books con-
tain scrip which represents $50. exchange
able for tickets. The covers are redeem
able for an amount representing the differ
ence between the cost of mileage books and
the regular ticket rates.
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Contract Let for Big Electric Motors.

Contracts were awarded yesterday by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company to the
General Electric Company for the two larg-
est electric motors in the world. Each ma
chine will weigh $50 tons, and be capable
of drawing 1900 tons of freight up the
heavy grades of the belt line tunnel. which
runs nearly two miles under the city. Pas
senger trains have been drawn through the
tunnel by electricity since it was opened in
1885, but the motors now in use are not
capable of pulling the heavy freight trains.
The motors will be designed TO haul twice
the load the steam locomotives at present
pull through the tunnel.
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VITAL sTATISTICS-JULY 20.
Births.

w and A Burke 2eUS Station. girl.
= T.. and L. Jenkins. s45 Holmes. girl
@ N. and s. Robbins. 3215 East New YORK,
boy.
" and X Hammer. 1917 Oriole. boy.
II and NJ. Dangerheld. SCI Paca. girl.
Z T. and G. O.. Busselle. SO Blake. boy
IL and r. Lehr. 1927 North Sheffield boy.
+ j ard NJ sullivan 2422 West Walnut. boy.
J. J. end NJ McWade. 2fs Mckinley. girl
C. and ". Bauer. Burton avenue, boy
g. and r.. Ryers. 21l0 Brookside, girl.
Z. and 2 Richardson. 1l1T Bates. girl
w H and r. Parish. 1928 Astor. male twins.
Chris and NJ Lsnkhsrdt. 1926 Arsenal. girl
I " and - Carver. 3s05 East Sixteenth. girl.
Adolph and A Obergfell. <32 East Raymond
boy.
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In the Probate Court.

The will of Lawsenia B. w. McMillen,
probated yesterday, leaves all Of her prop
erty to her son, Thomas G. Harrison He
was appointed executor of the estate and
gave bond of $1,000.
Ferdinand s. Penny was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of Mary
n. Beswick and gave a bond of 500.
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THE COURT RECORD.
New Suits Filed

New Suits Filed
Elizabeth A. Schleicher ct al. VS.. the
Indiana Trust Company, for the possession
of property and damages. Superior Court.
Room 2.
The Starr Piano Co. VS.. Addie Morrison;
note. Circuit Court.
The City Bond Co. VS.. John P Leyen-
decker ct al; Improvement lien. Superior
Court. Room l.
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Island Park Assembly.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, July 29-This was Sun
day-school day at Island Park Assembly,
and thousands of persons were on hand
to witness the exercises. Dozens of schools
in this part of the State were represented
The programme for the day was a special
one. including an appearance of the Kaffir
Boy Choir and other drawing features.
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Picnic ut Spring Lake Park.

picnic Tor newspaper men will be given
tomorrow afternoon at Spring Lake Park
by the management. The special car viii
leave Georgia and Meridian streets at 4:3O
D. m. and will return at a convenient time.
The Indianapolis * Greenfield Company
has invited men from all departments of
The newspapers 10 be its guests tomorrow.
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Here in the coUntry's heart
Where the grass is green.
Life Is tire same sweet life
As IL eer hath been.
Trust in a God still lives
And the bell at morn
Floats with a thought OF God
Ger the rising corn.
God comes down in the rain,
And the crop grows tall
This u the country faith
And the best OF all.
Norman Gafe
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William E. Mcclellan. a laborer living at
SAT West Tenth street, flied petition in
bankruptcy yesterday. His liabilities are
1898. 81 and his assets SAG.
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FINANCIAL.

IOANS-Money on mortgages. {. Il. SAYLES
q co. I2I East Market street
FINANCIAI-Five per cent. money 10 loan on
Indianapolis city property. or on city property
in any county-seat town. or on farm property
anywhere in Indiana: we use funds;
no delay: partial payments Call or address 9.
y WILLIAMS & CO. $40 T. Market ST
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Notice to bidders.

Notice Is hereby given that the board OF tr,,s-
tees % the Central Indiana Hospital FOR insane
located az Indianapolis. Ind, Will receive sealed
proposals, until O'Clock 2. m. Aug g. 1902 for
furnishing E.vlt tons. or less OF Steam
coal. T. O. b. hospital switch
Bidders must state the grade OF coal which
they propose 20 Furnish. namely block mmn
steam lump. nct- mine run, slack or other grade
Bidders must sivs Eame and location OF mine
o. mines from which re coal they pronose 10
furnish l. mined snd submit al analysts OF the
coal with .heir oic - 80
Deliveries % the coal shall cor,msnc. ~,
OctL isse. and shall be complsted bv SeDf "a
49, the ccal % De delivered IN such ma ,tt,fss
arc AZ such times required by the Insfifu-
ticn. Coal 70 - accepted AT hospital weigbrs
Tae board o. trustees reserves the right Ia re-
5sot any or al proposals. Should anv biS h..
accepted the successful bidder must vvi,hfr ,so
eays after betag notified OF such aeceptsnre en-
tar into contract and give bond with 600 snd
sufficient sugctcs tor the faithful and rroner
sui-llsueut tsereo-. and certified check fS- 10
nsest accompany each hic-uhade payable II me
treasurer OF the board of trustees as a guar.nty
that said contract viii be entered into and nd
Elycn By the bidder, II awarded the contrast
checks viii be returned 70 unsuccessful bidders
and alse 70 successful one on his compliance with
the herein
Acdress All bids marked Bids for Coal &c
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. CsnIra! Indiana Hos
Dital for Insans
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Deaths.

Carl KIotz. nfty-seven. 1z2s South Meridian.
heart failure
Minnie E. Busch. thirty-nine. go Iowa. enteri-
tbs
Jane Lydy seventy-eight. 14os Belmont heart
failure.
James Dean. fifty. City Hospital, apoplexy.
Marion Kennedy. one. 5lI West North. heart
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
TURKEYS 10 to u lbs, 1Oc per ID; hens. loc
cocks Sc; young chickens, he; ducks &C: geese
Cbeese-New York full creams. 1291Sc; domes-
tic lac. Swiss lie; brick, 14c limburger, l3c.
Butter-Choice roll. 14G15c per ID; country but
ter. 13c.
Eggs-14c per doz.
Reeswax-sOc for yellow 25c for dark.
zoe per 10. a.. - -
unmerchan ts BILE. 3d5c less; coarse grades l5c;
fine merino, 13d15c; tub washed, 20d2sc
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, Sc; No. 2 &c; No
calf lOc; No. calf, she.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry H Oldhour and savilla Brscken.
Charles Walter Crooke and Sue Olive Mullikin.
Mart SEervin and Nellie Crouch
Leonard Howard and Ethel Wells.
Joseph Rink and Grace Milliken.
Joseph Smith and Susan Jane Carney.
Charles Robson and Lutia Howell
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State of Indiana, ONCE of Auditor of State

/. the undersigned auditor of state OF the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition Of the aforementioned COM
pany on the Both day OF June. 1902. as shown
by the original statement. and that the said
original statement is now on file In this
Office.
In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my Of
ISEAL.l fetal seal this 18th day of July,
1902. W. II. HART.
Auditor OF State.
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Dry Goods.

BlsasheS q sEs. dsSdF c:
the Loom nc; Farwell. &c: Fitchvle. sac. Full
Width. 5izc Gilt Edge. SIC: Gilded Age. SC:
Paabody &c PeppereiI "a 1sc Peppere - re
PIC: Androscoggin, g. 1sc Androscoggin, lo-4
Brown Observation-Disclosures A. SIC; Argyll.
SAC: Boot c. 4iac Bucks. Head. &c; Carlisle.
4o-inch, &C. Dwight star star &c: Great Fails E, 5s.c
SIC: PeppereI r. Sac; Peppereli. lo-4. isc: An.
IL Prints%Auen dress styles. Sc Allen TR' .s.e.
Alien robes sac: American indigo. &c. ArncId
long cloth B. nc Arnold Lie, SIC; Cocbeco
foney. Sc: Hamilton fancy. SC: Merrimac pinks
and purpies Size Pacific fancy. Sc: simpson's
mournings. 4izc; simpsons Berlin solids SIC:
simpson oil finish. SC; American shifting. lc:
Kid-hnished Cambrics-Edwards, 4c; Warren
81 TSickings-Amoskeag AGA. loisc: conestoga
RF- l2i5c: Cords 40 1iiac; Cords T. iii,c:
cor,sis ACE ilisc: Hamilton awnings. &c. X,
i0i.c: Oakland Az, &c; Portsmouth. lllsc: sus-
ouehanna l2lsc: shetucket SW. &C.: shetucket r
e'sSi nsaSmamsEAmoskeag staple. SIC: AmoskeaS
dress. &c; Bates: 5lsc; Lancaster. SIC Lancaster
Grain Bags-Amoskeag sl45o; American.
sl4' 90; Harmony. $3.50; stark 1850.
Flour.
Swing patent s. IS rer brl: winter wheat pat
an, "a %: straight grade. $50. fancy grade
So so; low grade s.. 90: graham -four. 1878.
Groceries.
coree-Good l0aI2c prime i2ai4c strictly
prime. l4alsc: fancy green and yellow. lsg22c
saissIssc: finest Mocha and Java, 2sasOc: Java
blend &c fancy blend. lsc; Golden blend. l5c
Psekass Passs Aris s pJ,s s ton
blend u Soc Dilworth's, 975c, Mall Pouch. sc
Gates blended Jsys ? Sc J G,, Go9 trie-
saxar.-ciy prices: Crystal dominoA S-IS
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DIED.

CLARK-F1oyd NJ. son OF Ida NJ. and F. NJ.
Clark. July 3, at noon. aged two years and
six months Funeral from residence the
Rockville road. Wayne township. Wednesday,
July 30. at 10 a. m Interment at Crown Hill.
Friends invited.
RICHMANN-Mrs Frank J, at Lebanon. Ind.s
July %, 1902 Funeral announcement later.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER, TIN work and
furnaces, 81 Kentucky av. Telephone S22.
All advertisements inserted in these column.
are charged the very low rate OF cents a line
Blank dash lines at the same price Der
line. Telephone rs and your ad. will be called
for
NOTICE-If In need OF secondhand building ma
terial OF any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING Co. iOl5 Cornell
New phone 35sS. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
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LOST.

AOST-Poeket book containing $40. paper certih-
ate in favor OF Journal Newspaper Company
fof slle 20 and l. o. o. r Lodge receipts Re-
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Calvin Brooks, formerly foreman at the
Bates House, can be found at the English
Hotel Barber Shop and invites his friends
TO call. w. A kERSEY, Prop.
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TheAssets of the Company In the United States
are as follows

Cash hand and in the hands OF
agents or other persons. Sl54sSl q
Real estate unincumbered.........-..... I24000Oc
Bonds owned by the company, bearing
interest at the rate Of per cent.
secured as follows.
State. county and municipal bonds. g. 50soc
Railroad stocks and bonds 24s 936 90
other stocks and bonds. 223 1900
Call loans secured by colateral........ 70000W
Loans on bonds and mortgages OF real
estate. worth double the amount for
which the same is mortgaged. and
free from any prior incumbrance..... lbs 5000
All other securities. ...................... $500
Total assets OS4 81
LIABILITIES.
Loans adjusted and not due............. s2ei7M
Losses unadjusted ....................... 422S2N
Losses in suspense, waiting for further
proof ......................... 6Tl5G
All other claims against the company. 130245
Amount necessary to reinsure out
standing risks ..-...-.....-.....-....... 445155A
Total liabilities .................... $500 500 q
The greatest amount in any risk. SIS 00o0t