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WEDNESDAY‘APRIL 19.1893.
he Daily Gazette, established _in 1890
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'1' he Fleet Commanders Exchang-‘
ing Calls at Hampton Roads.
’l-IANY MILLIONS REPRESENTED.
» F1 lmiral Gherardi Places the Value of the
Vessels at the Rendezvous at Twenty-
{lve Millions of Dollars—Nine Thousand
Sailors in the Fleet.
FORTREss MONROE, Va, April 19. -—A
l‘.‘. 'ange thing happened yesterday. Ad—
. iral zDGherardi visited seventeen ships and
n :t a gun was fired. Ordinarily such a
1'1 and of visits would have been made the
casion for filling the atmosphere with
lphurous smoke, but when he left his
ips the admiral ordered that no salute
:-,fired and Of the foreigners he made a
-" ,uest that the same noisy honor be.
.. fitted.
These official visits, by the way, have be-
. me so numerous that they tax to the ut-
.. est not only the already busy moments
Admiral thrardi, but the hardly less
isure moments of the officers who are
wer in rank. From early morning until
:61 at night the dainty and snowy launches
the Americans, the neat little cutters of
'c Englishmen and the‘lumb'ering barges
the other foreigners swing like pendu-
ms from one ship to another. The ad-
irals call upon each other, the command—
g Officers visit all day long, and the offi-
rs of lower rank keep up a brisk pace
ith their ward room calls. With twenty-
ven ships in the harbor it can easily by
Iagined that there is little time for other
eties, to say nothing of pleasures.
Even with eleven more men-of—war to
rive the naval rendezvous has already
sumed proportions which entitles it to
11k as one of the greatest aggregations
‘ floating batteries which the world has
er witnessed. It _does not, to be entirely
tur‘ate, compare with the naval review
the British navy off Spithead, on the
casion of the jubilee celebrated in 1887,
hen over a hundred ships were gathered
gether. Since that time, however, there
we been enough improvement in the con-
ruction and armoring of naval fighters
1 make the exhibition here thoroughly
ziique.
Admiral Gherida paused a moment as
:. 1 stood upon the deck of the Philadelphia
‘ 'sterday afternoon, when your correspon-
7 'nt asked him how many million dollars
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2 l the ships assembled. “Twenty-five,”
‘ 1 said, making a. mental calculation.
‘ i’es, fully twenty-five million dollars.
nd do you know,” he added. “how many
. 311 there will be on board the ships? No.
"e11, there will be 9, 000 men. There are
)00 men upon my own ships.”
The crowd here continues to increase. It
15 long since filled up every building at
ld Point and is now spilling over into the
1arding houses and country hotels of the
cinity. Prices are high in proportion.
lulu-«5., wg—lo- gnu»...
10k drivers, and the hotel keeper. - It
:sts $5 an hour to go out to the nearest
.ip, and the rate increases in' double the
tie of the distance. _ .
The German squadron steamed into the
: arbor so late yesterday afternoon that if
I"! MC) HH4~fixH
10111 her cannons some distance down the
ads she would haVe had to slip into her
chorage Officially unnoticed. She saluted
st the United States flag and flags of the
merican and English admirals as she
' gamed slowly to a place near the Bus-
5 ms. Behind her came the Zeadler, a
' call gunboat of 1,800 tons. The Kaiserin
ugusta is the most modern warship now
..;~1¢: l-S .“l‘r-ll-d
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i the fleet and presents many points of
i terest. Her captain speaks English
I dcntly.
Slavin a... Hall to Fight.
LONDON, April 19.—Jim Hall and Frank .
1.4
. Slavin, met at the Sporting Life ofl‘icv
-; 1d signed articles of agreement to fight
r a stake of $2,500 a side, apurse Of $8,5(X
-.d the championship. The Winner is t(
ceive $5, 000 and the loser $3, 500 of the
use. The fight is to be decided in the
ational Sporting club on May 29.
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Overworked Secretary Smith.
WASHINGTON, April 19.—A telegram
om Secretary Hoke Smith from Athens,
.-.., states that heis ill with :1. Severe cold.
it will return to Washington in a day 01
1. Mr. Smith has given from fifteen to
:hteen hours a day to his oflicial duties.
.1: m ,_a .A 5.,
,
neatly in need or rest.
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Hotel Guests Rescued with Difficulty.
CLARE, Mich, April 19. -—The Exchange,
0 oldest hotel 1n this city, was destroyed
-Iire. So quickly did the flames shoot
rough the building that it was with
lf‘ficulty that sleeping inmates were res-
led. Orva Alger and William Lonanine
ere seriOusly burned about the head, face-
21d body.
West Virginia Railroads Sued.
"HUNTINGDON, W. Va, April 19. -—Suits
aggregating $100,000 have been brought
gainst the Ohio River and Huntington
a 1d Broad Top railways in this city by
f; 1. operty holders on a thoroughfare over
~' ; v hich the roads pass, and who allege that
, they have been damaged by the defendants.
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Mr. Croker’s Fast Horses.
NEW YORK, April 19. —Richard Uroke'r is"
. still buying race horses. It is said that he :5
r Mr. 'g,
width
(1825,1100 for Longstreet. Thus
her has paid about-160$
wing: or the
Worseh m‘ trhining, , to Bay nlIt
edto hisl
ich hh'ave “H9611
' ould be represented upon the water when '
is a harvest time for the watermen, the .
e Kaiserin Augusta had not begun to .
"'10. in consequence is over‘Worked and »
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Albany, N. Y.-
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Milk Tickets
Wflrtnted in the Newest. Styles and atthe
' ses, Spermatorrhaea caused
FW‘ 1.1 Military Men Do Not Wish t1.
Greet Him at the Pair. (
PARIS, April 19.—Several new'spaperl
protest against the selection of Captain
Henry D. B01 11p to assist in the reception
of the French military delegates at the
Chicago fair. The grOunds on which the
molest is made concern the charges
bxo: ght last- year by the French govern
mom against Captain Borup while he was
I 1.11111-.ryatt1cne of the United States:
tocl'. 11'. 0119311 powers _seczct plans for the
n1ili.:11'y defense 0frr.1nce. In consequence
of :1 cs 1 charges Captain Box-up eventually
1:11. detached fioin- the legation. The
91111115 says that, as an outcome of the ex-
ti 8 United States and F1'.ance it is plain
that the reception of the French . military
delegates cannot be entrusted to Captain
tirement from his official position in‘ this
City.
Harrison Brings Them to Terms;
CHICAGO, April 19.—One of the first acts
of the'ncw mayor, Carter Harrison, was to
secure dockage concession on .the lake
under the previous administration had se-
cured a. practical monopoly of the lake
traffic between the city and the \Vorld’s
fair grounds. A representative of the-
and asked him for another concession,
wl; ic ‘n was granted on condition that the
s". 11.1:
0.1 11 to land and take passengers from its
deck 8 in the city.
To Investigate Agricultural Depression. .
in: hours of the senate, among other con-
tingent expenses authorized was an ap-
propriation of $5,000 for the committee on
agricu'lture to investigate the causes for
the depression that. exists in the cotton
and agricultural industries. Senators
George, Bate and Proctor will institute
the inquiry in the direction of Cotton and
other fibrous products, and Messxs. Pcffer,
V1 nshburnc and Roach will conduct that
dcx otcd to wheat and other cereals.
Nicaragua Canal Officers Will be Changed.
NEW YORK, April 19.—A '- meeting of
stockholders of the Nicaragua Canal com-
pany who desire to secure a change in the.-
management will be held here on. ’l‘hurs- ,
day next. The meeting will appoint a '
committee of stockholders to secure the
dissolution of the voting trust, investigate
the. financial condition of the company, an
immediate change in the presidency of the 2
company, and the election of a board of
directms.
Five Years for Bigamy.
BALTIMORE, April 19.—Jenn T. Muyman ,
was yesterday sentenced to five years in :
the penitentiary for bigamy. About three
years ago he married Ida Norris, a dress- ‘
maker, in Washington. Two years later 5
he led Dora Brown to the altar. Three
children were the result- of these unions. ,
At the trial two other young ladies ap-
peared against l‘vIayman,-claiming to be ;
his fiancee.
Proposed \‘Vlzelesale Expulsion of Jews.
L().\Tl)O)T,_-"1pril Ill—The Russian Hebrew '
committee in this city has advices from
St. Pctersburg that the minister of the in-
terior has ordered the governors, of Livo~ ~'
11in. and Com-land to expel all Hebrews -
from these two provinces before next ,NO-
vember. More than 80,000 Hebrews Will 5
be expelled under this order, and will be
driven into the overcrowded towns within
the pale.
Millionaire Yerkes’ Diagnlficent Home.
NEW YORK, April 19.—Charles T. Yerkes,
the Chicago millionaire, will make New
York his home for the future. He has ’
bought a $300,000 lot on Fifth avenue. and g
will erect {13700900 residence. It will be 5
magnificently furnished and will also con- ;
tain Mr. Yerkes’ collection of paintings, }
valued at$1,500,000. Meissonier, the French .
artist, will decorate the walls and ceilings. :
To Place the Government‘Exhibit.
WASHINGTON, April 19.—Third Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen, representing
the postoflice department on the govern-
ment board, accompanied by Messrs. Lieb- ?
hard 0, ~Moses and Hall, of the department,
left \Vashington yesterday for Chicago to
superintend the work .Of installing the
government exhibits, which will be excep-
tionally fine.
Missouri Pacific Will Follow Reading.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.—The Chronicle prints
a sense. ional story to the elfect that the
Missouri Pacific railroad is. approaching a
receivership or a. complete reorganization,
involving'a scaling down 'of the interest
debt, and that the company has over
$7,000,000 of floating debt‘which is not
shown in the company report and state-
ment. .
Scientists at Washington. .
WASHINGTON, April 19.—The annual
meeting of .the National Academy of
Sciences is in 'session here with nearly a
hundred members present from all the
large cities in the country, and with them
are many prominent visitors, including
ex-Speaker Reed. A paper was read by
Professor E. D. Cape, of Philadelphia.
A. Mill Owner’s Terrible Death. I
CALKASKA, Mich, April 19.—While John ,'
M. Clark, half owner of the Freeman Man-
ufacturing company’s woodenware plant
here, was standing near a gang of small
saws, he fell forward upon them and’two
gashes three inches deep and five'inches
apart Were out from his breast to his
abdomen. He lived for a few hours.
Suing the Bookmakers.
TRENTON, April 19.—Adidavits were filed
in the supreme court in suits brought to
recover penalties from Michael Dwyer, ~
Hugh McIntyre and thirty-six bookmakers
for violating the law at the Elizabeth race
track. The penalties demanded from
Dwyer and McIntyre are for 426 violations,
aggregating $850, 000.
Sultan of Turkey Ill.
TANGIERS, April 19.—The sultan is re-
ported to be very ill at Fez, his condition
causing much anxiety. Owing to the po-
litical complications that his death would
cause diplomatic circles here are On the
qui vive to obtain the latest information.
WEST’S NERVE and BRAIN
TREATMENT, asplecific for Hysteria Dizzi-
ness, Fits. Neural ia, ‘Hea ache. . ervous
l’rostration, cause b alcohol or tobacco.
Wakefulness. Mental 1Lepression. Boftenin g
of Brain. causing0 ins tmty m1sery, decay,
death, Premat ureO dAg'e. Earremiess. Loss
of Power,in either aemepotency Leucorrhoea
and all Female Weaknesses. Involuntary Los-
over-exertion
of brain. Self-ab use, over- dul gence.
month’s treatment. 81. 6. oust by hmall.
Guarantee; six b0 es todcurei‘I
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.walk.
leg alien in this city, that hecommunicated '
011:: ego of views on the subject between . .
Borup forthe reason that caused his re—_.-
front from the Henry, syndicate, which
51 non. te called :on the mayor yesterday"
cute would allow other boats than its‘ -
_‘l‘s'AsmNGTON, April 19.———During'the clos— ,,
‘ fdent. E. O. Keeler; cashier.
' safe Deposit Boxes, Free to Depositors.
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“ IN DIGESTION
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Extreme Constipatlon. ”
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sent us by O. B. Car enter, Druggist, 140 ,
=Mai11 517., Spencer, ass. '
EDANA SARSAPARILLA Co.:
GENTS :—-Some ten years ago I commenced to
:1;th INDIE I ON a (I 11‘.
Zinc to lose flesh very fast. I employed Physicians
_nnd tried Snrsnpurillns, but continued to grow
___.w0rsc I had a continuous headache,=
Emy skin turned yellow my
lithought I must die. My sticng th let me andi
_.couruge also. This “as my condition lust F ebru- -
==ary w run I commenced to take
DANA’ S
SARSAPARILLA
Before the first bottle was gone, there was a great-
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BANKS.
FAIBFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.4
Wall st ,.N Incorporated 1824. Capital. $200
000. President, James W. Hyatt: vice-presi
Lewis C. Green
' CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. Wall st, N.
capital $100,000; surplus, $16,109' . GeorgeM.
Holmes. resident: E. L. Boyer. vice-presi-
dent: W amA. Curt1s.cash1er.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. 51
Wall st. N. Deposits.$500.000; surplus, $20.
000. WinfieldS. Moody, pres1dent Martins,
Crew. vice- presid’ t: James H.Ba1lev.treas
3 NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIEITY. Wall st. N
[NE osits over $2,000,000, sur 11111 $90000 eo.
olmes, president. R. .Craufurd. vice-
president: Geo. E. Millentreasurer.
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RICHARD A. MGCUB. 1r, 12.19..
IS THE ' »
trust We 111001000 0pany
AS SETS QVEE; S175 QQQ, QQQ
$159,181,067. 00 '.
' 734,855‘67
15,168,233 .94
Reserve for policies ( American table 4 per cent)
Miscellaneous liabilities
Surplus
INCOME.
' $32,047,765. 34
8,191,099 90-
Premiums
lnterest, rents, etc
""' [$40,238,865 24
DISB'URSEMEN'I'S.
To policy holders $19, 386, 532 46
For expenses and taxes ,_ , , , , 7, 419, 611 08 . _ ‘ "
‘ —-‘—;—-’—— $26,806,143
The Assets are Invested as FolIOWS. ' ‘ ' ‘
United States bonds and other securities
Loans On bond and mortgage, first lien
Loans on stocks and bonds -
Real estate
Cash in banks and trust companies
Accrued interest, deferred premiums, etc
$65,820, 434 89 . ‘
69,348,092 54
10, 39,4597 50
15, 638, 88-! 26
. , 7,806,67255
' " ' ' 6,075,474 87
, $175,084,156 6!
Insurance and Annuities. ” ' ‘ ~ '
Insurance assumed and renewed
Insurance In force
Annuities 1n force
Increase in annuities in force
Increase in payments to policy holders ‘ 630,820 60
Increase in receipts . , f . 2,604,130 71 '
Increase in surplus ' ‘ ' _ _ . 3,137,266 7 8. \
Increase In assets ' ' I ‘ -' - . 15,577,017 93 '
Increase 1n insurance assumed and renewed , 47 ,7 37 ,7 65 00
Increase in insurance in _Iorce ' 50,295,925 00
1165490958800
*_ 745,780,083 ~. 00
352 036 01
82,782 98
NOTE. —-In accordance with the intention of the Management, as announced in November, 1891, to limit the
l'atnount of new insurance actually issued and paid for 1n the accounts 0f the year 1892 to One Hundred Million
Dollars. the amount of insurance in force, as above stated, includes the amount of such voluntary limit, with but
a slight merease, unavoidable 1n closing the December accounts. ' .
1
. I have carefully examined the 101' ageing statement and
find the same to be Correct. A. N. WATERHOAJSéEt _
u 1 or. . , 1
From the Surplus a. dividend will be apportioned as us 11
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ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice- President. '
WALTER R. GILLETTE. General Mane er. .. . . . _.
ISAAC F LLOYD’ ’EEEIAEEZPEN‘EBN, s ‘
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FREDERICK SCHROEDER, Assistant Secretary. .
JA ES TIMPSON 2d Ass’ t .Treas.
' YE. DUNCAN. :Jr.,
EDWARDP. HOLDEN, NAssistant Cashier, ‘
WILLIAM G. DAVIES, Gen. Solicitor. , -
WM. WrRICHARDS, domino-01191. - ‘
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. FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. ..
JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer.
WILLIAMP. SANDS, Cashier ‘
EMORY MOCLINTOCK LL. 1)., F. I. A. Actuary
JOHN TATLOCK, .13., Asst. Actuary.
CHAS. B} PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary.
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