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10 THE DATLY INTER OCEAN, THUKSDAT MORNING, MABCII 10, 1891 TWELVE PAGES. Dll. GOODBUAKL" TJie Noteil oidarxeoa Lalet ta Rest at Clinton with Imposing Hi- Ceremonies. Bites of the Grand 'Army and the Knights Templar Performed at the Grave. An Intimate Friend of Logan, and the Han.

Who Beard jUcPiierson's Last Words. SOLDIER AND CIVILIAN. CUXTOX, I1L, March Tetegrmm. The funeral of Christopher Goodbrake ih conducted from the Methodist Episcopal Church here this afternoon with, a solemn pomp neTor equaled in Clinton. The burial ceremonies of the Grana Army, the Masons, and- Knighta Templar cotninandery were all performed at the grave.

Store were dosed and fla were displayed at half mast. Knights Templar from Urban. Blooming-ton, Decatur, If attoon, Springfield, and Monnt Pulaski participated. Special trains were ran from Deoatar and Farmer City. Goodwin's band accompanied the Docatnr Templars.

The death of es-TJnited States Burgeon Goodbrake, who passed away at his home in Clinton Monday night, about 13 o'clock, will be sad news to many an ex-soldier, and is a loss that will be felt in Masonic and other circles. Dr. Goodbraka was born 74 years ago, in a small Tillage near Stuitgart, Germany. When yet a child his parents came to America, settling in Pennsylvania. He begin the practice of medioine in Portsmouth, Ohio, but soon thereafter came to Clinton, where he has lived since 1317.

He volunteered in the Twentieth Illinois Infantry, becamo surgeon of the regiment, and in two years was made chief of staff in the third dirision of the Sevonteenth Army Corps, a position which he held till the close of the war. Dr. Goodbraka served side by side with Generals Logan and Leggett, and during the war a friendship grew np between the former and the Doctor that increased with age. With Surgeon Goodbraka hundreds of entertaining reminiscences of the great volunteer soldier are bnried There is perhaps no soldier who knew General Logan as intimately The doctor in the first engagement of the Twentieth Regiment in Fredericktown wss the only surgeon left on the field after the eDomy had retreated. The regiment afterward participated in the battles of Charles-town, Forts Henry and Douelson, Bhiloh, Corinth and Briton's Lane where Surgeon Goodbrake distinguished himself by helping the commanding officers rally his diaspiritea troops and drive an enemy treble their number from tho field.

He was at Jackson, Champion Hill, Vicksburg and Atlanta. His position as chief of surgeons in the Third Division brought him into close acquaintance with General McPherson, whom he personally knew well. There is no donbi that Dr. Goodbrake heard the last words ever spoken by that hero save those addressed to an attendant, for be had passed the General in the ravine but a few moments before the fatal shot. The famous old "Moan," a horse that so many of the soldiers of the Third Division remember, was sent home and survived tho war many years.

This horao always accompanied the Doctor. His splendid library is well stocked with msny souvonirs of the war. and until his last sickness he never tired of rehearsing the thrilling sceuea through which be had passed. He was years sinoe a contributor of standing to tho medical journals, and his cases have been published in German, French, and Kus-sian medical journals. His fame as a surgeon made his services of great value.

He founded the first De Witt County medical society, and became a life member of the Illinois Medical Society, and long ago was made a member of the American Medical Association. He was an ex-president of the Bush Medical College Alumni. After being Mayor of Clinton he was for many years an offioer of the Board of Education. In Freemasonry he has taken every degree and has devoted much of his life to its study. He founded Goodbrake Chapter of tho Clinton Temple and has served in all the posi tions.

He became a Royal Arch Mason in Springfield and went to Chicago in 1857 to be come a Knight Templar. His cultured and amiable wife baa been dead twenty years. He was a prominent member of the Grand Army. He belonged to the Army of the Tennessee and to the Loyal Legion. The doctor was a man of marked individuality and strong convictions.

lie was in religion a. in politics an uncompromising Republican and up to the last took deep interest in the fortunes ol the great republican party. LINCOLN'S LAW PARTNER. SpnrsoriEU), March 18. Special Tele gram.

William H. Herndon, the former law partner of Abraham Lincoln, died at his home near this city to-day, aged 73. Mr. Herndon of late years has not practiced law, but has given up much time to literary work, notably his life of Lincoln. He leaves rive children, two sons and three daughters.

He was born in Green County, Kentucky, Dec. 25, 1818, and has been a resident of this State many years, being connected with Mr. Lincoln in the practice of law from 1848 to the time of the la Iter's election to the Presidency. Herndon's son Willie, aged 21, died of pneumonia about sit hours before his father. Both will be buried on Friday in Oak Itidge Cemetery.

31ACQTJEARY IN DEMAND. Chicago and Other Cities Have Pslplts Wait ing for the Al.eced Heretic. Cakton, Ohio, March 18. The Bev. Howard Maoqueary will preach no more in Canton.

The verdict of suspension would settle that, but he had determined upon immediate resignation, no matter what the result was, merely waiting for the official announcement. Ho has had propositions from the Church of the Messiah (Unitarian) at Chicago; also from a leading Unitarian Church at Toronto, Canada, from Jamestown, N. and other points. He is awaiting the reoeipt of official information of the verdict, which he understands is suspension. His friends think the Bishop has been taking a part in the conviction.

The Bev. Macqucary expected to be acquitted. Although the verdict has been reached and Mr. Maoqueary convioted of heresy, it is not thought that this ends the matter in the church. Mr.

Mscqucary's mail has assumed the size of a Congressman's and bis admirers over the country aro sending in sympathetic messages. Although the verdict will driye him to Unitariauism and from the Episoopal Church, members bore think the questions raised by this case have raised a discussion tho end of which is by no means in sight. BOWERS' FIGURE WILL STAY. The Mount Carmel Hero's lmaxe Will Be Seen on the Grant Statue. Galexa, 111., March 18.

Special leltgrnn. The storm of objection created by the an nouncement made somo time ago to the effect that the figure of Colonel T. 8. Bowers, the Mount Carmel hero, would be eliminated from tho bas relief for the Kohlsaat status of General Grant to be erected in this city, has had the effect to induce the artist, GolerL having the design of the monument in chaige, to introduce tho figures of both Colonel Bowers and General Babcock in such a way as to add, in the estimation of critics, greatly to tho beauty and symmetry of the design. Word to (his effcot was received hero to-dav.

and bas caused great satisfaction among the members of tho Board of Grant Park. Cora-i miusionors, who have been besieged of late with vigorous- protests from Grand Army posts suu ta souuors. WAS THE OLDEST POSTHASTES. Ovucqub, lows, March 13. Celestinc Kal ttmbacfc of Potoai, Wis tho oldest postmaster in the United States, died this morning, aged 78 years.

He. was appointed postmaster in 1828 by President Franklin Pleroe and has held the ofhos continuously. --v i THE RAILWAYS' WESTERN PASSENGER MATTERS. As was predicted in those columns yester day, tho managers of tho Western roads hav concluded to eome to the aid of the Alton Bond by taking concerted action against tho Jacksonville Southeastern Line. They have decided to hold a meeting here at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon when they will probably take steps to advance sufficient money to tho Jacksonville line to get its tickets out of the scalpers hands and thus clear the market.

This is about tho best way of meeting tho emergency, which moans many dollars to every road in interest. THE MONON. President Breyfogle, of the Monon Bonte, made a denial yesterday of the various re ports current in New York regarding his road. He says that he has not resigned, does not intend to resign, and does not expect to leave the Monon for a while. He denies the rumors of the purchase or tho Lake Erie and Western Boad as has been intimated was tho case in New lork.

MONON MANAGEMENT CHANGED. Katw. York, March 18. It was announced on Wall street this morning that the long- rumored chango in dhe management of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company had taken place. The officers of the company were reticent, but a gentleman familiar with the affairs of the compaoy said: 'At the request of the Brica-Tfcomea party Messrs.

Poor and Greenough have formed a syndicate to buy the 13,800,000 bonds in the treasury. They will pay the committee 70 for the bonds and will also receive a stock bonus. Tho present condition of the road is due to wretched mismanagement by the pres ent party In power, and any change will be welcome." Mr. H. V.

Poor, of Poor A. Greenoueh. said this morning: "We have bought the treasury bonds of the Monon, and there will be a complote change in the directory of the company. Of the thirteen present directors all bnt possibly throo will retire, and their places will be taken by persons who-will be able to throw a large business into the hands of the road. President Breyfogie will resign.

Ho may be a direotor. The Lake Erie and Western interest will be largely represented, and this will also give the road valnsOle southern connections. Wo htve in vited several gentlemen to enter tho board, but we can not toll until to-morrow who 'hey ill be." The directors of the Lake Erie and Western include Hamuel Thomas, John G. Moore, Ocorge F. Baker, and Calvin K.

Brice. All of these gentlemen, except Mr. Baker, are di rectors in the Uichmoud Terminal system, which reaehes Louisville over tho Louisville Southern Road. This road is leased bv the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, one of tho leased roads of tho terminal system. The Louisville Southern was formerly leased by the Monon, but tho former company broke the lease in March, 103, and in July the road was leased to tho Eaxt Tennessee.

This led to a suit against the Louisville Southern by the Monon, which will now probably bo settled. the management of the two have become more syni alhetic DEMURRAGE DISCUSSED. Omaha, March 18. The annual meet ing of the Western Car Service Association was held here to-day, twelve roads being represented. The meeting was with closed doors, tho principal matter under discussion being the demurrage question.

It was claimed by several roads that the Omaha and St Louis road, the Wabash, had been violating the demurrage rule of the association in the caae of cars loaded with bard and soft coal and lum ber, llns rule provides that loaded cars may be allowed to remain on the track forty-eight hours after receipt without extra charge. For all time over forty-eight hours the consignee shall be charged a certain rate per day on each car. It is claimed that the Wabash has been allowing shippers over its line to hold cars as long as they pleased paying any demurrage, which resulted in the line obtaining traffic to the detriment of other lines in the association. The matter threatened to disrupt the association, and it was given out that unless the Wabash was whipped into line several other lines would withdraw. Mr.

Entrekin, representative of the Wabash claimod his line had only been doing openly what some other lines had been doing secretly. The discussion waxed warm, and it was finally proposed that the association adopt the Chicago demurrage rule, which allows cars to be held three days on the company's track and two days on a private track. A long debate ensued on the question, which was finally put to a vote and adopted, tho Wabash voting in the affirmative. A few other matters of routine business were transacted and the meeting adjourned. A LROAD ASSESSMENTS.

Des Mors'as, Iowa, March 18. Special Telt-qram. The hearing of arguments before the executive council on the question of increasing assessment of railroads was continued today. Labor Commissioner Soveroign and General J. B.

Weaver appeared as representatives of the farmers, and made suong arguments for an increase. There was a running fire of discussion throughout the day, and the council patiently heard all parties who desired to express an opinion on the subjec. At the close of the hearing" the State officials will have to act wholly upon their judgment assessing each line with due regard to its pro ductive capaoity. it is uouotiul any material change will be made. C.

AND E. I. SURVEYS- Columbus, March 18. Special Tele gram. Tho engineers of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Company are rapidly approacning me uiuo in tne survey or a new north and south road.

They are now at Blue Lick, in the Silver Hills. The proposed road wiu cross tne unio at Jenerson, Clark county. UNION PACIFIC STATEMENT. Bostox, March 18. Union Pacific January statement for the entire system: Gross earnings, increase, net, increase, RAILS.

Tho Michigan Passenger Association will meet in Detroit to-day. Mr. 8. E. Shamp has been appointed agent of the Chicago and Erie Boad at Monterey, in place of J.

R. Bennett, resigned. Chairman W. W. Finloy, of the Western Passenger Association, who left here Satur day for Pass Christian, is seriously ill with the grippe, ho has been obliged to stop over at New Orleans, being unable to Continue his ravels.

HURLED DOWN A MOUNTAIN. Aa Caavaaaceable Teas Upsets a Party of xouug reopie sear Lrldal VeU Falls. Geobqetowk, CoL, March 18. A frightful accident occurred at 8 o'clock this morning directly opposite the famous Bridal Yell Falls, above Georgetown. A party of sixteen young people had engaged a team and band wagon belonging to A.

B. Kinley, of this place, to bring them home from the St Patrick's ball at Silver Flume. At the point named the team became unmanageable and turned the entire party down the mountain aide upon the rooks below. Those that escaped injury from the fall suffered from kicks and plunges of tho horses, so that bnt one of the sixteen escaped injury. It is supposed the wagon came upon some, ice and was too heavy for th -i 1- 1 .1 luiiuwa iu uuuu no river was null am Chonts.

The injured as far as known are as follows: Mary Mcxnnery, teeth kicked out. part of lip gone, stil 1 unconscious; Mary Emus, badly hnrt internally: Spea, kicked in the face by a horse; Bert Valle, tiba broken; John Mclloleomb, eight stitches in forehead, six in the lip, and two tn the nose. Lotus Ikbdnan, Andssw Fitzba trick, and William Cnoats are also among the injured. GEO. MONTGOMERY.

TeIeplon 303.) JTRK nSDMICE. PLiTE GI1SS COffialalPnbUcaUonJ ANNUAL; TATE MAN the AMEBTour rvsnaatfCK company or wew- 'ARK. la tUe HrU ol Hem Jemev. on lbs 1st 4 of -December. IMOti.

made Wi Auditor of Fubiioao-oonatsof ths Btatsec nilnoU, yawuant to lawi CAPITAL. Amount of capital stuck paid UP in full eoOAOOjOO ASHFTX. Tains of real estate owned by the esss- sWIS.an7.Tj Toen oa bonds sod UI9DS9.S1 tales stocks sad tvmds zAKOjaw JUUroad bonds aad itocn. lug.tWUM It'asb on hand and la bank 83,371.01 lutsrentnos and itt.li3.7d jfmmlams la ooaraa ot eolucooa aaa trinfrmi salon BenUauasnd tinadraUlad aaaattf -70-UUOjU(V 3.38I.43 Jouitvstn. 1.lSMtHm LlABlLYllEii.

Gross rlilras for lostt. so-luted n- Groan clAluim (or upon whlc-a no aouoa baa bean tokoo 14JW0.11 lawn misted by theveom-sny Z3MXS Total arose amount of cUlma for laM. SCO.UA.6J Deduct relnauraure and salvage claims thereon. S.Cl.t.92 Hat amount of unpaid losses Amount of neat-nod premiums on all ont4landin risks 32.100 SO 400 .077 .79 Duo for nniMld Due foroumiutasioQ and brokerage. AU other Total liabilities.

INCOME. 8.33.. AM ii7.3U0.41 Fretntnms received dun us the year, isrssb Mt7J2i.73 Intrren and dividends received anr- iUkf the year Bents received durinji the Bl.i OU-OU3J40 i 101.81 14.ilM.'l 3i.i'il-M Total Income KXPEXDiTUEES. Loseea paid during tbe year Dividends pala durinar the year Commissions and aalaries paid urine the year Taxes paid during the year Aiaouut ot ail other expeuditnres Total eioenditnro. Tntat risks taken during tlie year in lllnoia tQW.WM Total premiums received during the year In lUiuots Total iomps incurred during tbe year tn Illinois 21.931.

S3 Total aiuonul of risks r. B. President. JAMKSH WOUDKX.becn-turr. Subscribed and tworu to before tlii 1 day of January.

A. D. IHttl. H. M.

DOUHHEKTY. kolary I'ubUc. (Official Publication. ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE STANDABr FIKE INSURANCE OK Mi-V ioliK. in the Mate of New Vork.

rn the stst day ot DeTemoer. iH. mala to tlie Auditor of lnb.lc AcoounU ot the 8tau of Illinois, pursuant to law: CAPITAL. Amount of capital stock paid np tn full ASSF.iH. oans on bonds and J.OtUW United Ststrs stocks and nds li.7.1is kailroad and storks.

lo.UPMX) City bonds lt'AJimjxi Other corporation stocks 3U.J44-ti C'ab on hand and in bank lt4Si.i Interest doe and accrued 011.37 Prumitims in course of culltfctlon and transmission 7.fT71 .71 Total aase ta UABIUT1E.4. i Gross claims for losses, ad- ilited and unpiid F70138 Qroee claims f.r lose-as. noon welch no action has been taken 1.7.1.00 Loseee resisted by the coiu- ipany gJJO-00 Total gross amonnt of claims for loanea S4.U77.se Ket amount of uuuaid losses Amount ot unearned premiums cn all eoTMtandiijg nKs S9.732.74 817.55 Doe tor salaries, rent, advertising. etc Due for State, city, county, or otnt-r S17.B7 Due lor commissions and All other liabilities 1.6rfl.7: Total liabilities iNomrK. la.U-'.ti l.78l7 Preminms received during the year.

in cah Interest and dividends received dur ing the year Total income EX PEN DTTl RES. 108 J9 4I.4M.OH 14.1SJUJXI C3Jt.Vt.12 4Jsol Loeaes paid during the yar Dividends paid during tbe year- Commissions and salaries paid dar ing the rear Taxes paid dnrlug the year Ainooni ol all other Total fr8o.109.4e MISTELLANEOlTrt. Total risks taken during tbe year la Illinois Total premiums received during ths year in Illinois h.ixjm Total looses incurred during the year in Illinois njmo.nt lotal amount of risks it ll.l-lA.Ji n. ni. Juun.rniiuffBi.

KOUKBT H. MVEltS. HecreUrV. Anbsertbed and sworn to before me this 21 til day of January, A.D. EDWIN P.

CAKET, uoaanwionsriar lxiuoib. ro metal PnbUranon.l ANNUAL STATEBIENT Of the tION IS-U11AS'-E COMPAXT OF PHILA DELPHIA, in tne mate oi rennsyirania. on me ami day ot December, irtttu. made to ths Auditor ol l'n 1 1 accouuis oi nm cia.e oi uuiisa yunuMiu to law: l.vt-llAi.. Amount of capttal stock paid op In SMUiUWIV ASSETS.

Tarae of real estate owned by tba company Slfl0.O0j00 Loans oa Douds and mortgages tiaKSUHj Railroad bonila and stocks Cbesapeake aad Delaware Canal and other bonds- SOi Bank stocks C0.0u8ji.o Other corporation stock. Loans on collateral eecurity S0.090B7 Cash on band and In bauk 2o.lsu.0tl Interest due and accrued lJUU Premiums Ineourw of collection and transmission oy.n.aj Bills receivable not matured- Bents due and accrued All otheraseeU 74a.SO ToUl assets LIAIULI I ifci. Gross claims for losses, ad- iasted ana uupaia- nzzwavaju OrOKS aims for losses. upon wnicn no ecu on uas Ki lljOOSa Losaev relisted by ths com- pany j.o(.i Total gross amount of clalma for losers e3i.7S6.76 Deduct reinsurance and salvage claims tneron. arejwo Net amount of unpaid losaes Amount unearned premiums oa all outstanding Due for unpaid Amount reclalmable by insured oa perpetual Are Insurance All other liabilities Total liabilities INCOME Preminms received during the year.

Interest and dui lngtne leu( received daring ths year Amounts received trout all other Losaes paid during tbe year Dividends paid during the Commissions sad salaries paid during the year Taxes paid during tba Amount o'. all other Total J1.757JJ8 18.1.,t75.fl0 aJ.10fl.71 ijOHSl.BS 26Sie.3S I5jng. 6.471. ssjoa 30i.i20.73 108.01 8i.29.13 81.771.7J fM28.76Ui0 Total risks taksa daring ths year In Illinois tMlJti7M Total premiums received aunng us year in Total losses Incurred during the year In Tllmnta 82J12t.ll 22.BS8.76 Total amount ot utAi CHAH. f.

HOIXINSHEAD, President. lilHlIIJA Hscisbrr. UK AW Bubaeribsd snd sworn to before me this 31st day of January. A. i.

levi. jucuasui n. iuuia. x. Notary Publle Used on THE INTER OCRAN Is made toy tj.

n. Offioa-Tiates Boiding, New York. BRANCH. Dearborn St. Chicago, msD lULiA Eiinssssa.

TB3 Fairbanks' Scales lltd FUNKHOtfSES. LnSallo St. nSuiilCK. BOMS OF SUlimSHIP. fOffletal PnbUeaUea.t ANNUAL STATEMENT ex tfca riBRMrnrs rxBtTRA.vcE ocoaPAjrr or kew- AKK.

la ma bum of NwJeiwj. on thaXlatday of Ueoambar, 18WU; made to ua Auditor of Public Ao-coaauot ths biste of IllinoU.yursaaattolawi r' a pit a 1 anooMBt of capital stock paid an la A OMlTTsa- eoojoooiio ITftltw of real tto wbcL br th IMJI79.13 HO Hi.lS UKI 2u.l7.t.00 lojWJHi lU7.8iS-'W Ianaoa bones sad United states stocks sna boati. Kail road bond and Blocks Hiate. eltr. souaty aad Mix Bank mocks Uior ori)f-r tloii atoiAs t'ah on hand and ta Interest doe aad and accrmea freniium tn cmtrse ot col taction ana transmission.

lff.ftti.4T 1.1 1U'5 Bent due and accrued 11 other ssaeU.A Total asxoU. lJrJ.444.7J eross claims for loeaes, adjusted and unpaid tfltU.13 urosa claims for losses. UDeBWIiieknoactioahas oeeniaaen Loseea retuated by the company 4.787.40 Tutal gross nsaountof ciainiator testes 14.407.45 Deduct raiaaasanee aad salvage claims 25.23 Ket amount of unpaid losses 14.382.23 Amount of anearued snuisnt on all outsUttdlng risks SlSiiU-iO Principal nnuaid oa script orcertli- eaUa of routs lJMSift lme for commissions and brokeraes All Other llaotliUes. Total rJ.lHUO INXJME. Preminina received during Uia year.

ln.aKU 26J.457.U Iniere and divi ends received dur- theyear Keau race 1 red during the year ToUl Income LoasrspsM during the year ai23.lGo.22 Dividends and script paid during the year 7.0204 Onnuui.Haloua and aalarieapaid dur- tag the rear C.0 SH Taxes paid during the year lu.7:tt-'SJ Amount of all lH.7ti.'.13 Total expend itnrrs kllHvJaXLANEOCS. Total rl-ks taken during the year in Illinois Total premiums received during the year in lllm is Total lo.se. incurred during the year in lll.uoi- Total amount of risks 00 S3.4C1.13 o.3i-n'j J'H1 B.AHC. rrrsiaent. A Kl H.YEK.

(iuore tiry. Subscribed and sworn before in ot January. A. 1M01. PltKllEIUC ADAMS.

Master in Ciianovrr lor Essex loan y. New Jcrwer. Official Publication. ANNUAL STATEMENT of the FIBE tVJMPA'ST OK allLU Al in tlie State of Wisconsin, on the 3latusynf I)-cruilK-r. I9i; made ti thii Anliur of lnblic Accounts of the Ittatc of Iilluui.

pursuant to law: CAPITAL. Amount of capital stock paid up In lull A.4SKSTO. Leans on bond and luorbtages City, county, snd other bonds Loan, on collateral si-eunty C'asn on hsn-t and In bank ItiU-ret due aud preeitums In cojree ot collection and transmission J)OJjO.) Total assata LIABILITIES Oroas claim, for lossei. ad- JnleJ and unpaid t3.13IX8 On.s claim, lor loeaes spun which no action bas been taken 71 Lo.sts re slated by tbe company lAViJX) Total "gross mount of claims tur losses fcj.103 79 Deduct rein-orauce and aalvage claims 040.97 Not smonnt of unpaid loaMa. Amount ot unearned premium on all uuataiidicu neks Doe for com ni lentous and brokerage Total liabilities INCOMK.

Premiums received during the year in Interest ana dividends received dm-ing the year Total Income EXPEN DITCHES. Loseea paid during the year Dividends paid auring the year Commissions and salaries paid during the ysr Taxes paid during tbe year Amount ot all other Total expendlbires MliCELLAXEDTTH. S.ToiJr 28.w.0 -7JWO!) i.i5 oa rr.605.t3 aXtJl.7si.0-j tie4.7Pti3 ftno 07 7.4 -tiia I7JI7I01 -uibsjj Total ri.k taken daring tbe year in Tot. 1 premiums received during tba year Illinois Total lueses Incurred during ths year In Total amnnnx of risks outetandlng 3.44S.0Ji 5J in.nu 44 mMMcrioea ana mroru to uetore me this I4tu a ay of January. A.D.

1MH1. J.H TVBTfsCH. President. UC'STAV Wul-LAEOEU. aerreUrr.

FlAiiK DAVtKOEHLEK. Notary Public. (official Pabllcatien. ANNUAL STATEMENT of the FIDELITY AND CAHtiALTT (rSSTTRANTT) COMPANY Of XKV VOCE, in tbe Mate ol New Vrk. mi the Hint lay of December.

lftt made to the Auditor of Puhiht Accouute of tba state ot UUaois. pursuant to fw i CAPITAL. Amount of capital stock paid up tn tun tJSOJBOOM tevooe.no 17tr5m.tsi l.740. 0 ji u.i no as -i J5.104 4 Value of real estate owned by the eom-pjiey Loans on bonds and mortgages United Mates storks and bonda Railroad bondR aud stocks tttate. city, and other bonds w.

Loaus on collateral security Cash on hsud and tn bank Interest due and accrued premiums in course ot collection ana transmiiwion All other assets Unadmitted assets 1S.7U.V1 Total assets UAHILITlEa. Gross claims for loasea. aponwhicu no acnon uaa beentasen 74.601.54 Losses resisted by the company Total arose smonnt of claims ror tosses Fat amount ot unpaid loaees Amoun- of unearned premiums oa all outstanding risks Due for salaries. rent, advertialng.atc. Ail other 881.9ft3.l7 6.37(1.15 lOliMria Total ljOtt2.tJG.73 rscoMs.

Premiums received during ths rear, tnesnh Interest aad dividends received daring ths year 44.445-a'J Total income l.e0ej3.7i 512o9.19 Lossss psld during the year Dividends Paid during ths Commissions sad salaries psld daring the year Taxes paid during tbe year Amount ot al ether S83 5A3J3 22.111.4.1 ltM.6iu.7i Total expenditure. ai.33;,3ttt.l7 JILMCKLLaNEOUS. Total risks taken during the rear in Ulinots Total premiums received during the year in Illinois. JOG 09.28 Total loeeea iaenrred during the rear in Illinois 9t.M2.33 Tutal amount of risks outstanding. GEO P.

8EWAKU. Vice President. VII 1MT 1 HTI.I AH HWlTHMwr Bnberrlbed aad sworn to before me this Sth day 01 January. A. v.

tnei. saub w. ju. aiu. Notary Public PUR ARMY Sl'PPI-IKS Office ot Purchasing snd Depot Commissary of tmOKlstenoe.

United mates Army, 3 East naseington av- Chicago, lu. atarcn is. uhu ttcaled uroDoamla. in triulicete. autiieet to the usual eonditiona will be received st this office until 11 o'clock a.

an. on Friday. April 3. IMill. at which time and place they will be opened la the Sreaence of bidders, for the furnishing and eliverinc of the following army supplies, vis: Bnaast eeresliDs: hominy; candies; soap: salt; rwe sowuer; uuiboee cearupenere: cigarenasj cigars: clothes-line; clothee-plns: flavoring at tracts: handkerchiefs: hrl-bail; Ink: psper: peacnea.

evaporaseai pennotuers; pens: Tnimmes: tobsceo. smoking tomatoes: tooth-Dioka. eta Preference will be given to articles of domestin production or manufacture, conditions of quality and pries (including in ths prion ot foreign pro- auctioas or manufactures tna uury uiereonl being eousl. Ths right Is reserved to reject any or ail bids. Blank proposals sad full information as to eonditiona ot contract will be furnished oa application to this Otttoe.

OHOkLAi WlLMOS. 0.8, TTJflTKD BTATES RNGINEKR OFnCE, ecreet, flfw leans. L-a- March rtwi. neaiea. propoeais in triplicate will be re ceiver at tuis omos unui i ctocg noon, oa ths xitn uay oi ioi, ior xurnisning labor aad materials and continulnat construction end m.

pairs of Jetties and harbor of Sabine Pass. Texas. Attention ot bidders Is invited to Acts ot Con gress approves i. una, ana volume V7. pass 832.

aad volume u. uaa-a 4l. statutes at large. JJlsnk proposals aad full information will be Turnl idled on application to this otflce. Monev available about 27p.smj.

JaAIKsI B. vli.h. r.rgiurers. Army. RETelEDY.

A victim, rjf Touthlul errm- cauclna i-ejrly all Healttil arvous D1U: r. OeBDonatDCT. tc.wui oledly aend (seal recce to eu suuerasc. reclDc that cureo. blm.

Mtef all other romedlea railefl. Address is. a. BHAni.r.Y. liatue Cxsek.

eCca. 34I.1SD.1S) in 13 H.JU..JH 0.1S1.29 mG9343o3 jSarrous EE FIRE XSTABLISTTTT) 1 Total Assets of Companies Represented. i OfnclairtfbUcatloB.t ANNUAL STATEMENT Spiinilleli Fin aid Stoina Isseranca Co. Ot Bprinsrseld, la ths State of Haeserhueette. oa the 3 let day ot IJecemeer.

ttOO. xaada to the Auditor PabUo Accounts ot ths kUata Dliaaia. pureo sm law: ClPPTAti. InffltMrer aattlval stiwa- haU SBrSBl lull gUiOOjCOOO ARSZTb, alus ot real eclats owned by the oompany ttOOiVWM aioanaos boadsand si.pjujuw tnited mates stocks and baud 120.ooo.ii0 Kailroad bonds and stooka water nm ru. LmA l.V8fllMt IHin Sank (MT.IOeUa) oana on eoll.tMi M.nnrlte' fiH.etsjiSJ sah oa hand and ta 117'WJtl luuireat due and rreraiuma In eonrs of colleetioa end ln.mWiA.

etowfrsri ll Renla due aaa aocrised ttOHJn Total sM.eoa.i47 oo UAtltLXlXU. Gross clalma for loeaes sdiu-tedaud i3J 10.40 Cross claims for losses apoa which wo active haabaea 84.639 -54 Loascs resisted by the company 1314.77 Total grass amount of claims fbr kisses 17i83L77 Deduct reisetirsaco and 7335-7 net amount of nspaid losses Amount ot anearaea premiums oa i all outstanding risks Due for comuuaeioas and brokerage SflG3.9G8.90 LftUMjl Total liablllttcs SM4S.797J4 l.MXI.Ht. Premiums received during ths rear In ea.h latere. aad dtviaeuus neelved daring tlie rear Kent re eel red during the year l.T37iWt.l7 13.0i4JV 4.27U.J0 Total income FiPF.fnrrLfiE. ai.a-JJJtiJl6 6363.6-3 .87 IM.WMMU 36A743i Lar.sea paid dnrtue tbe year liividenda Daidunring the rear Commissions aud salaries paid dtiring tbe year Taxes paid auring the yes Aiiiouut ot all other expend lti4.7f)iJSe 61.7 U.Sol) 4M Total expenditure a Total risks taken during the year In Illinois Total premiuma r-otlvod during the year In Illinois 131.588 J4 Toul losses incurred during the ver In IllinoL.

An.113.3f Toul anauant of risksontatan 1ft9.A3:i.63uOU J. S. DIMJAH. Preside ox. n.

J. BALL, hecretarr. Hubscribed snd sworn to bf'ire me tills day ot January. A. i.

lstfl. Dl'DLKT CH-iPlN. juMice oi the rescs. rOCiclal ANNUAL STATEMENT or THE fire InsiiruJica Company of the Comity of PhMelphia, Of Philadelphia. In the Btte of on the ai.l my of urnmMr.

irei maoe io tne Auditor ot Public Accounts of the Bute of Illinois, pursuant to law CAPITAL: Amount of capital atock paid ap In lull ASSETS StOO.OOO 00 Ydl is of real estate owned by eom- panv I oai.s on boii'-ls ami nvir'gagc JUllroa bon-lh and tOO.r.'VOOO fait sail AiiS'iJi Mute. city, -uuty. and otner bonds Pank stocas Loan, on collateral security on hand and in bauk Interest dne sua accrued H4JI.SJJHI Premiuma lu course ul collection end trAu.nlllol I tents due sua accrued Amount ot a.l other a sects 3fl.fir.4-S8 ftl7J5 3.7UUX3 80O1.X23.4 Tutal a.aets LUrHLJiltS. OrOHS claims for loea. adiustfd and unpaid Sil.icKUSl t'ros.

claim, for losses. upon wlilcn uo action has been taken 12.41001 losses resisted by the i.u Total gross amourit of claims for 6U312DS Xetsmouclot uoaatdtoeeea 624J13 06 Amount of unearned premium on ail ontetaDainjt risks Due fornnpeid dividends Due (or ofauimlsslous and brokerage Amount reclalmable by ln.nr.-d on perpetual nre Insurance Total liablliUee IN'iXlME. Premiums received during the year In casn Interest and dividends receive a dur 3oJ5S.74 1.19259 rj42.ld8.13 61I7JWI.2 Sf7.M2.UO 67.63 1.06 O.44it0 lG.O-.-2J7 6213 3-17 iM) 61.7D2 31.084.U ing the year Amount received from all other Total Income KTPEMirrUbXS. txeaea paid during the yeer Dtviaenua peia uunng uae year Commission, and salaries paid during tbe year ueud daring the year Anion ut ot all other Total expenditures MIMCLLLtXEOUS. Total risks taken during the year ta Toul prsin turns received during the yearln Ujiuois Total losses incurred during tbe yearln 8.840.0 2A.t.16 Oil? aril Total amcuc'of risks ontatanding.

AldM S. STONE, Preei-ient. CHvKI.EU K. PfcCK. Hecretsry.

Subvribel snd swr. rn to before me this 20th day of January. A. D. IrWl CHAKLUt W.

SPARE 1WK. Comxulaetoner tor Illinois In Pennsylvania. (Official Publication ANNUAL STATEMENT or Tax Tentocla Insurance of lei Orleans, In the otate of Louisiana, nn the 31t dav of December, made to the Auditor ot Public Acoounu ot tne sate or Illinois, pursuant to law. CAPITAL. Amount of capital stock paid up la tuii sttaoeoooirj ASSETS.

Talus of real astats owned by the oompany Leans on bends end mortgages United mates ttocka snd bouds Railroad bonda and stocks tate. city. county, and other Other corporation stocks Loaus on collateral security Cash oa head sad is bank Interest due snd accrued Premiums in Course of collection and transmission Bills receivable, taken lor Bra. marine, and Inland risks Unadmitted 41JW2JO 42.791 8 306 O.oo lo.So6.00) S4L043.73 672.50 12.2Uu.iiO 61.M.73 fUiSJM S3.774.99 39M 12609 1KK.0O 170.3539 6332.1SS.7J 11 ui. C7AX o.td?mlfunp.,ir'-6l3JI48i)0 actlonTa.

Losss. restsid by thi been taken 31-iCM)ja company- t.lBQDO Total gross smonnt of avaMBt er claims for lossta 61. 400.33 eteiiSI loseea l.29aOO Net smount of unpaid losses. 61.40O.t3 64.72300 Due for aupaid dividends. aoaii Alia her liabilities 62Q3 Total 610124.00 tsoOMX.

3--8- Prem.recclreddurtSgyrar. 8L37iJl3 lag the year aute received during the lOJOsl'ii Total l.c. 6201, Total 680.773.40 "ld i 64925 J6 12w0-Oli Cemmi-ionssnd salaries paid dur- 1tSB1 -Tlim. iSl otH.r.xpenditurea. 1346 TetaJendltures isaIsT 86J4JB ai nrtmtStif1 SHERLOCK.

Secretary. Br.beeiiwu) ani eklfkfff Bubscvlbed and sworn ss before me thts 13th dap otZfiSg 10 i5rinuc -Salary Puulio. 8K A LKD PRO PC A I BK RE- celved at the oflice of the Bspervialftg Architect, fsna rTssa is I Tli I iocrp.dVyTO PFfiriYRDYAL PIL ths tabor and materials required to fix in place. I bl 1 1 fl 1 9 I sVsWO com pleta. ths low-pressure, re tn rev-circulation.

Tits --ntf flienlas steam-heating and ventilating apparatus for ths sarCi aluara nUaais. umii ask V. 8. Appraiser's to res Building at Chicago, Ill la tH a Calea asva Jteeuat Pie-AV accordance with drawings and specification. a TJTli eamdJesie stedeei QUSwiisiniXVO copies ot which may be had on application at tnls jasaw.

seusdwua else itaese. TekaVeT offloe or the ofhee of the hlnparintendent st Chi- Trl VJee ees aylw aeeysrii eslmm cago.HL bach bid. mast be accompanied by a I fj Pesenie 4 Se. certified cheek for :00. The Department wiU re- iinKSP TlfTi.

ill'L lect all bids received after the time herein stated "g1! leu-, ayretwra lor opening ths same: also bids which do not iTTt 7.7?'.'.;. comply strictly with all the requirements of this awVi iiStTa. 'VZTJlZ lnviution. Proposal muat be in an an- fbiieeie- valope. sealed and marked: "Propoeal for a low pressure, return-circulation, etee -heating and ventilating apparatus.

for the U. 8. Appraiser's to res Buildlngst Chicago. TIL, and addressed to JAS. BTwiJiDaUaCbuiwrvislugArcht.

tcct yrch 1H1W1. 'Som" i r. kean 109 CUrttSU assM.ro. Couaultatlea pereenslry aw by tasO HEX ot Chsrgs on Private. Mervoaa, FREE of Oiarsra Ghroals.sadSpi i a ja.

aa 6 a jm. peciai Diwswaainn auausgs fe eel asea. xivsuittXjXcrE e-e-e-e KOSSUTH UARKH. ICfBolal PubUeatleaJ ANNUAL STATEMENT ot the Med States Branch of ths Phoenix is- EnrancaCompaii London. England, ta ths Kingdom af (treat UlZliZ XZit ot the Slam of I'lbrrir.

Depoai rap IUI as required by the raooooojoe Cnlted 8rates stocks snd bonds 143ft.3r.0j00 4a7.24J5 as0Aju 20U151.U i Cash on hand and in IR1.MKI Ha. I fremiams ta course of collection i Total aaacts fUOOa. iiijui Less cpecai deposits to sse llabii-tlea in Ohio and 1S3.7WXM LlAMLIIIra: Stms claims for lr sacs. sdiusted sad 3JU0jD0 Groan claims for losses. Spoa which no action as been takea S7J08jM Leceea reslated by the acmiusay M3J Total groea amount of claims lor .6419.71 1.00 Deduct reiusuraoca snd sslvsgs claims tbCMoa voavjMXAA Vet amount of nnpaid leases 9lP8JBi6X0 Amount of unearned premiums oa outstanding 134ilt7.86 emer 6jWiA Total Uabilitiss aLettAJtZSiM Less UabiUuee aecured by speclef dsposit- 7092.90 Balance.

TV. nur Premiums received darlux the year. meask 61.78i,7O5.70 Interest and dividends received dur- laa tbe year M.920.00 Total 61 jt41.62S.70 ExrwxDrruEiu. Losses paid during the year 6901391.17 Couiiiimodi and aeiaries paid duriagthe year Taxes pell during tbe 01.02fi.trj Amount of all 1 Total axpenditnres 81.401.101110 MISCEfXANKOm. Total risks takea during the yeer la 68.108.0803 Total premiums received during the yearln Illinois vi.lS7.28 Total loseea lac arced during ths year in 23j08jno oa lam cunt of risks r- U.

CLAKK. Aaeistaat Manager, buuarribed and sworn to betore ma this 2-th flay ot January. A- D. IbVl. titu.

O. ULliEK. Sutary Public L48T HOME OPTICE STATEMENT. Capital 63.T9.3B3.7S Neteurpltts 73 llelasurauce Beaerve LlabiliUea tliJlTiM Xotai Official Publication.) ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THS Lumbermen's Insurance Company PhMelphia, In tbe Ktate of Pennsylvania, on the Slrt day of i irwiiwr liww. snaae mi me AUOltor Of rtlblic AC cunt.

ot the bteleot Illinois, pursuant to law: (yAPlXA.L. Amount ol capital stjck paid up in i tuU 6250J3O0JO ene v. raai vsaw u.neu oyuie com i uaev. lau on boads and H23JU0 SiMljJllNl 15.2SOJ1S3 79.txm.igl Itailrnad bonds aud I Corporation bonds I Truatoompaaies stocas Lostu on coiiaterial security Cash on band and in bank Interest due and accrued Premium in course ot collection and tranemieaiou tientsdueand accrued Ground reut 4.2:b;7 6.4S8.12 11367 iH 29 I OO 1 WUJO Total assets LI -VUIL ITLES. Oroas claims for loseea, adjusted ana unpaid 63.507.33 Oroasclaims torloaeea.

upon which no action has been taken a. 1 07 -50 Total gross amount of claims for 68,79413 Deduct re nan ranee and salvage claims 1,345.15 Set amount ot unpaid losses Amount unearned premiums en all outstanding risks Amount reclalmable on perpetual fire insurance policies Due -r commtaslous aad brokerage-All other liabilities 7.449.14 76.lio.S3 ai2.4JT7.13 1J.IW lJkMOO Total liabilities r293.4S34M Premiums received durinv the year, lu 6103,092.89 40.631.70 2Jil4jSl 672.60 6146J12JM fa.SSSJB aujxwiie 30.IO.S9 4.0.W.7I 749.76 Interest and dividends received dur ing tbe lienia received during tbe year Amount received from all other sources Total lucerne EXPEKDITrRES. I oeaes paid during tbe year JlTiflends paid during the year Commissions and salaries paid during tbe year. Taxes paid during tbe year Amount of all Total expend! tn re. 61191393 MI ELLAXEOCH.

Total risks taken during the year In Illinois 624)40 ,9810 Total premiume received during the yearlnLliuoie 3JH09jBt Total Iohhos incurred during the year in Illinois tJXtn.5 Total amonat at rl.k. 21.33iUtt8.P0 lH IlAVlH. President. OLIVE H. HILL.

Secretarv. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2tnh ay ot January. A. D. lbVL HEXhY F.

REARDON. Kotarv Public. ol tOfflcial Publication. ANNUAL. STATEMENT OF THE Enterprise Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

Of Cincinnati, in the State of Ohio, on ths Slat Jay of December. If9l. made to the Auditor of Public Accounts ot ths otate ot II it nola. pursuant to law CAPITAL. Amount ot capital stock paid ap la full i.

6200 ,000 0 ASSETS. Veins of real estate cwaed by ths company. rMLOPOiOA TTnited States stocks and 91.270 00 Uailroad bonda and stocks 25.9-.00 Hank stocks 15.330J16 on hand aad In bang iUUeU) Interest due and accrued 221.25 premiums ia course of col lection snd Benu du. and aoorued 1.344.74 i MIW leading remedy for all the onaatural dischargee and private dlsnasssol men. A certain cure lor tbe debill-tatinr weafcaess peculiar so women.

Wriaatvbv 1 meai-ilheiliend feel Sal S) Tut ivaat Cutrfte I f. io reoommeeding 11 "a "771rn: a. IAaOiu-a," ua, Held by Ilrvjarsrtsta. FBUKIUs. and 143 LaSttlle 8trectC VTTLLSS 8.

HZSBXCK. IPtaclUPmbliasMaaJ ANN UAL STATEMENT liaiari Fire Insurance Co. of let V.w.?Tt- ft ll Day of Decern, r. lMt, made to the. Auditor of Pablie Accoonu of thsbUU of UUaoiNPsresWSi to towt Amount of capital stock paid up ta fulU ahsetK Tsftss of sesl astats ewned bp the Loans on bonds aaa Untied Mates stocks snd boauls Balleead bonda and stocks.

City, county, aaa other bank stocks Other corporation Loeaaon collateral security Cash oa hand aad ia Inlerest dee and Premiums la ooursc of eeusctloa and Bents due end All other assota asooooojw 6T7JOS iti.U.VOO) 7201.. ijmi 30H.0UOJI0'. 1S2.uuu.iS) liilOUO 1104H2-5) 313.M4.-.7 or 17S.244A1 lUJtiMui LIABILITTEH. Gross claims for lossea. adjusted snd 67J7L56 Groea claims lor losere, upon which uo action haa been Uaeu 67JR91 Leasee reaieted by the company 10.100AO Total gross smotrot of claims tor 634 .10.47 Deduct reiaaurance and salvage claims thereon j08lJ0O Ket amount of unpaid loasea Amount of anearued premiums on all outstanding Due foreoramiesiona gad brokerage All other iiabliiuee Total liabilities Less liabilities secured hxepeclal deposit.

Balsnce IN" OMR. Premiums received during the year, in cash Interest snd dividends received during ths Rents received during the year Amount received troeu all other sources Total income EXPEXDlnrilEI. Lossss paid daring the year Commissions aad salaries paid duringthe year Taxes paid during the year Amount of sll Total MI'KJ j.AKEOrti Total aaaets 9jOX.4tlOJtS less special deposits to secure Uabiatles la Viraiaia aad Ueor- a 0eiXrfjro fLD64IMJ)J LABijUliiU. Oroas clalma tor losses. I adlneted aud unpaid) Gross claims for leseca.

I 178J61.7t noon which noacaoal haa bnen taken KrMeea resisted by the company MAfBDi 1 Total gross am aunt of cUim for tXOJMXIt Bet amount of unpaid Weeea-. 9 tr3.243.7tj aunouuioi useamed premiuma oa allouUUudiu r-k. 1420.77.JS puatoranpaid dividends. WiJAl Due for commi.slona and brokerage 3f.7u.ii. All Other llsoillUes.

0jaj.OJ Total llabilittes 61AOJri0.4J Le liabliltiea secured br special OepoelU 282 04 Balance ASP Premiums received during ths year. i a Interne and dividends received during the rear Hauls received daring the .61.837.632.07 777ii Total income EXPKXDI 1 CKd. Loasea paid during the year Dtvidenda paid duties the year mi salons aud salaries paid during the year Taxes paid during the year Amount of all ether expenditures. Total expenditures 61JM3.02K.4t Ao SOTJ 4-'iJ274 4ims1.i7 laUJjjjll. ALU U.L.A.VKUt.3.

Total risks tskeu during the year la 67.915.503JO3 Total premiums received during tho year in Illinois Total losses Incurred during the year lu Illinois s3.43(t.10 Toul amount ol riks S15.7.5M l.n-UJ THOM AM F. tXMDKICH. Vice President. OKiJfcOA C. HOWE, secretary.

Subscribed and to before me this 2Mth daf ot January. liUPliS K- el'HAKii. Cotumlsisioner tor I linois. rOfflclal PubUcaUonl ANNUAL STATEMENT or THE Insurance Company of the State oi PennsylyanX An Insurance Company of Philadelphia, In the ol Pennsylvania, on the Kletdayof Decern bcr. DJu: made to the Auditor of Public Accounts ul ths btaie of Illinois, pursuant to law: CPIIAL.

Amount of catutal stock paid up la lull 6 200.000 Do wsew. Value of real estate owned by ths company 6003.949 OS Loaus on b.inds and mortaagea Ti.s.'m iW Kailroad bouds aad 184.K70411 City and other bonds 3u.lrW.19 Bank stock a Cub on bend aad In 6j.2- 22 Interest due aad accrued 15141 Premiuma la cooras ot collection snd traUKmiaaiou 3J)03 x7 Bills receivable, taken for fire, marine and inland risks 1 9R3.25 Bents due aud 7.212-sl All other itbeU 13.7u?.45 i 1 1 Total aaacta UABILITLES. Set amount of unpaid losses. Amount ot unearned premiums on all outetanding ri.k. Dim for borrowed money Amount rerlaimabie by the insured on perpetual Are iaeuraace Total lisbtlitiee IV.

tryiE. Premiums received during ths year. la cash Intern end dtvidenda received during the year Rents received during tbe year Amonnt received trom all other sources Total Income ijoeaee pate auriag the year Dividends paid during tbe year Com mi saions and salaries paid during tbe year Taxes paid uring tbe year Amount of a-1 Total axpead irures 704 lre-M 619077.00 822.234.16 1.9S0.27 6437.241.43 620594-24 tSil.90 63394441 623oi an 20.UU0JM 104.4-2993 10.2e.43 13.181Ji 639 1.609 JO KOVo. Total risks takea during the year ia Illinoia 6J.003.779.00 Total premiuma received during ths year la Illinois 30.911-22 Total losses incurred auring the year in Illinois 1.V6I7.1 Total amount of risks 640.995.275.00 GEORGE G. CROU ELL.

Pre sident. A. B. EAliLE. becretary.

Subscribed sad affirmed te betore me this 151b, day ol January. A. D. 1891. AT EX.

RAHHEY. Qommlaalooer tor TUlnols In Pennsylvania (Official PubUoatlnn.l ANNUAL STATET.TT'NT of the CNTTT.D ATES BRANCH OF THE IMPERIAL FIKE IHCKACE COMPANY of London. England. In the Kingdom ot Ureal Bntala. on the 31st Say of December.

Iron, made to the Auditor of Publio Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law; CAPITAL. Deposit capital as required by the laws of ASSETS. Value of real estate owned by the company Fnlted States stocks snd bonda Railroad bonda and storks Ktste snd city bonds Cash on hand and in bank Pre ni 1 mo a in conns of collection 62O0JDO0J0O 64M.CS1.70 -6411 2,6 J41.i(.r 13e820.46 ana transmission l7rVSrH5.14 Rentadoe and aoorued 4.43tUie Total assets Lena specs 1 deposits to secure liabilities la Oeorgis.Obio. Oregon, aad Balance lje92ji73JM 3110. 12500 6U392.7tdd 32.7i3.17 810.SC3.57 102.70 4925.5 259 57 JO Lid 6Ho3.444.42 61,10813.93 1401321 laoiw' 656U531J 82.759J4 44 7li-'4 Sfil .841.53 4 1 i 970eS3i Total risks taken dunug the year la 64.758,777.00 Total premiums received during tha year in Illinois 51.700.77 Total loseea incurred during the year ta Illinois "3.1a.9S Total amount ol riaka JOU 0.

VaIi.K. ReaideotMaasger, General Attorney. Subscribed snd sworn to before me this day ot January. A. D.

Ibvl. GWXAVl'S C. HOLT. Xotarv PnHie. 1 mm DR.

CLARKE. CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED Upon all ervous, and Special Diseues otboth sexes: hours iMo fcao: 1onlays 6 iota. Ol Pt aad Skin Diseases of ew DlVyVy name aud nature akiUluily treated NERVOUSKcuVt I 1 rtirO dearrinff eonfitlenrial arlvW euet 'i treatment consult withes. nf sneedr relief. p.

m. daily except Sunday. tlourx tjr ladies to a Call on or address D. M. i.

J56 S. Clarlt Chicaso, lUiaoi. 0 i.