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Atlanta, Ga. a a a STATEMENT. MA (.AIM FIKK IXSl'KAM'E COMPANY. OF NEW YORK. ' ( oiitlilimi lecciiiler 31, 1!H)H, iin Shown by StuU iiu iit Filed. Amount of riipilal puld up in cash .. ... .............. $7.r)0,000.OO Amount Lcilj,'cr Assets December 31st previous- year .. f ,917,716.97 Imoiiii Kriiin I'olicylioltWs, $:U06,3(ll.33; Miscellaneous, T32:!.r.!i.O.V; Total .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ,. I3.329.S93.38 Uislnirst'iiicnls To Policyholders, $l,7fi6,178.17; Miscellane- iiiih, I..Vt!,K7r..tM;; Total .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. $3,326,0.r)3.23 Fire Kisks Written or renewed during year, $360,0M,897.00; In force .... .... ..$540,3C8.706.00 MrtKUK Umns on Ileal KsAate .. .. ,. ... . .. .. .. .... $363,000.00 Value of Homlm and Stocks . , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3.C24.275.00 t'asli in Company's Ollice .. ,. .. ., .. ,. 624.75 Jtimsind iii 'I i tist Cuniani aud Hanks not on interest ,. ,. 153,183.38 l)..(isitd in Trust Companies aifd Hak on Interest.. 60(1,000.00 r,s,.ntsi balancts, rt'in'i'seiiting busiue8S written subaequent to .October 1, inns .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,. 418,293.81 AK'ints' l)alaiii (s, reprt'seiitlng bualnagg written prior to O:to- ber 1, liHiS .. .. 1,408.28 'Interest mid Hints due and accrued .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,, .. ,. 43,746.37 BASEBALL BUNTLETS. Pick-tTpa From the Diamond Far and Near Some Players You Know Something About Them. GREAT MUSIC FESTIVAL ' Ol'ENS IN ATLANTA (ireatftit Eent of Thin Nature F.ier lleltl In the Southland. Atlanta, Ga., May 4. KverytlilliK Is ceedintclv laree .... , , . ,h hull nark In readiness for the opening of what crowu in iiflm i. i"n v . - .- i -- Ihh' Assets, not 'admitted .. .. .. ,. ... j. A'l i I -t ' 'Jtaal Total admiUed Assets ., . LlablllUeg. Net amount of unpaid losses and claims .. . , ., Unearned rremiunis .. .. .. .. .. State, County and Municipal Taxes due or accrued .$5,234,430.59 1,408.28 $5,233,022.31 Total amount of all Liabilities except capital . , Capital n tually paid up In cash Surplus .. .. .. .. - 1 . . .. $204,699.61 . . . . 3,678,966.88 . . . 30,000.00 .. $2,913,666.49 , . .. 750,000.00 .. ..1,569,455.82 Total Liabilities .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. ...... . .$5,233,122.31 Itiisintss III North Carolina Hurlutf 190H. f Fire. Gross risks written ..... .. .. .. .. .. ..$5,491,506.00 fVss $ij0 1 ,'!02.oo, risks cancelled; an $112,732.00, reinsurance in companies authorized In North Carolina . . .... .... 774,034.00 Net risks written . .. Gross preniiuiiLs received .$4,717,472.00 $32,382.63 5,950.93 $26,431.70 lss $4,686.11, return premiums; and $1,264.82, premiums for reinsurance in companies authorlztd in North Carolina. . .. fs't't premiums received .. .i ..' losses paid (deducting salvage) $20,584.84 Iss losseB on risks reinsured In companies authorized In North Carolina ., ... .. ... ., 3,414.81 - :i Net losses paid $17,170.03 losses incurred .. . . .............. $22,771.16 " Less losses on risks reinsured In companies authorized in North Carolina .. .. .............. .. .. .. .. .. 3,406.74 Net losses Incurred $19,364.43 President,- Harold. Herrlck; Secretary, George WP Dewey. Home Ollice, 25 Liberty Street, New York. Attorney for service, E. B. Dewey, Goldsboro, N. C. Business Manager for North Carolina, Managed from Home Office. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. C, February 23, 1909. I, James R. Young, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the i above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the .Niagara Fire i Insurance Company, of New York, Bled with this Department, showing the r condition of said company on the 31st day of December, 1908. . Witness my hand and official aeal the day and date above written. 'l1T'.J-; - JAMES R. YOUNG, " Insurance Commissioner. - SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ARGUS. vcHterda stternoon to cheer on Mill ers IH'UVtS lliroilgu llieir nuiu iiim- tlce Besslon, and wlien any of the men tiikd a p.etty play or a "circus stop,, 'he faun were very liberal In their ap platise. ... Yesterday was the best day of prac tice the men have had yet, and they certainly look good. There are eight pitchers on the ros- .... . ...hi ter now, and tnis ouncn iu nave w be cut just In half. They all look bo good that It is going to be a very hard task for the management, inn we guess Miller will be e)ual to the oc casion. Aiken, the big pitcher from Roa noke, came in last night. He Is a big fellow, aud has a good second for thl season. Home slKiial practice was gone through yesterday, and to see me men running bases would remind one of a real game, There are enough men here now to form a regular and a yannman team and some good practice In lookad for In that way Miller, Crocket, Zanelll and Kelley on the Infield, certainly worked to gether In clock-like precision yester day. while the outfielders were going out and picking them off the fences. We had a chance to see Fulton work yesterday, as Miller had tlie ong catcher put on a mask and ge behind the bat, aud all those that were looking on said that they could read ily see why the management refused to listen to any deal that would de prive us of his services. He was wanted very bad by some New York State League clubs. Prichard, the new pitcher, is a good hitter, and may be used some in the outfield as well as In the box. "Handsome Harry" Otis cut a few loose yesterday, and surely has some smoke.' We had a very good pitcher offered to us by the Birmingham manage ment, but Roy had all the pitchers he could use, so had to turn down the offer. ADVERTISE IN TMP ARGUS ! Baseball Writers'. Guide. New York Mall. . LESSON I. In estimating the crowd at a ball game the following figures are to be taken: Five hundred "A loyal few, undis mayed by the unpropitloiis weather." Twelve hundred Only the regulars ere on hand." Two thousand "A good crowd for Monday." . Ten thousand "An Immense crowd, elllng the grandstand and bleachers." Twenty thousand "All New York." Thirty-one thousand eight hundred fifty-two "The whole world seemed to be there." Never mention the sun by any other name than "Old Sol;" rain is always J. Pluviu8." It Is not only most humorous, but it lepds an air of cul tivation and acquaintance with the classics to ope's story. Hryan Visits Winnipeg. Winnipeg, Man., May 4. William J. Bryan, of Nebraska, is iu Winnipeg for a visit of two days. Tonight and tomorrow night, he Is to be heard on the lecture platform in the Central ongregational Church. Seats for both lectures were placed on sale a week ago and the supply was practi- ally . exhausted the first day. of. the sale. Mechanical Engineers In Session Id Washington. Washington, D. C, May 4. The an nual spring meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers op ens In this city this evening for a ses sion of three days. There are about 200 delegates here, and 100 more are expected. The membership of the so ciety Is nearly 3,000; and includes en gineers living In all parts of the cuon-try. During the convention President Taft will hold a reception for -the members at the White House. The War Department will give a special exhibition drill of the United States troops at Fort Myer. At the same tlnft, If the conditions are favorable, an ascension of a dirigible balloon will be made.' Another Interesting feature of the convention will be the presentation to the National Gallery of a portrait of Rear Admiral Mel ville (retired), past president of the society and former engineer-in-chief of the United States Navy. Chicago Police Remember This Bate. Chicago, 111., May 4. Today Is the anniversary of the two most memora ble events Jn the criminal records of Chicago events that will long live In the memories of Chicago policemen. The great Haymarket riot, In which Mx policemen were killed and sixty (Uiers seriously Injured by bombs thrown by anarchists, occurred May I, 1886. Three years later, on May I, 1889, the noted murder of Dr. Pat rick H. Cronln took place.. Deaths of those connected with the trials sub- quent to these tragedies have been numerous, most of them unnatural. Practice for War College Staff. Washington, D. C, May 4. The members of the War College, undei command of MaJ. Eben Smith, U. S. A.. left the capital today for Gettysburg battlefield, where they will engage In the regular annual staff ride and practice. Tbey will remain at Get tysburg thirty days, during which time several sham battles will be fought Bishop Strange at Snow H1IL RL Rev. Robert Strange, bishop of the Diocese of Eastern Carolina, made his official visit to Snow Hill Sunday preaching at St Barnabas Church both morning and evening. promises to be the most notable mu sic festival ever held In the South the Great Southern Music Festival, for which Atlanta has been preparing for several months. In anticipation of the opening concert this evening the city Is rapidly filling with music lov ers from till parts of Georgia and neighboring Btutes. . The festival program provides for three concerts. The forces of theMe tropolitan and Manhattan opera houses In New York nnd the chief mil slcal centers of ICurope have been drawn upon to furnish the talent for the festival. The Dresden ITiillmr monie Orchestra of seventy pieces am a trained chorus or mm voices wii take part. But more notable still ur the fifteen world-famous soloists who are to be heard. Included among thf latter are Miss Geraldine Kari'ur, so prano; Mme. Olive Fremstad,' supra no; Mine. Charlotte Mitconila. supra Miss Mary Lansing, contralln; Signo Antonio Scott.!, baritone; Mr. Kicardo Martin, tenor, and Mr. Albert Spald ing violinist. You'll Find It To Your Advant Sale of Sum Scarbnro Property. i ne wim scarnoro property in l''alIijiK Creek township nnd IjiGrungi was sold Monday ot the court limine door in Winston, by the commissioner of the court, Mr. D. M. Stanlon. of I Grange. The property in Falling Creek township brought :!,fl,!5 and was bid in by Mr. J. W. Scurboro. The town lot in IaGrnnge was bought by Mrs.-Julia Scarboro, widow of the late Sain Scarboro. This is the second sale of the property. At the first sale u January, the bid was? raised 10 per cent, and a new sale ordered. The Kale wus by virtue of an agreed' judg ment in settlement of the estate. which set aside the will of the late Sam Scarboro. 300,(MM) for Bcptisitnrs. providence, it. I., May 4. My way jf observing the anniversary of its reopening, following a temporary re ceivership of three months, due to fi nancial conditions in New York, the Union Trust Company, of this city today paid out $3,200,000 to Its de positors. This sum represented 20 per cent, of the amount due when the hank became embarrassed, and brings the total distributed among the de positois to 60 per cent, Tho remain ng 40 per cent, will be paid Inter. WANTADS. CASH TO ACCOM PAN Y ORDER. FOB SALE. OK SALE- Corn shucks, or busks, and an open buggy. II. E. Scott, 106 Oak St. E. FOR SALE 25 cords of dry pine wood, 3 miles from clly. Apply at Argus office. t'OIt SAJ.E The Stone and Acme to mato plants. 10c per dozen. Miss Sudie Griswold. a27-tf FOB RENT. . I'OB BEAT Residence. East Ash street. Water and modern conven iences. Apply to James M. Allen. FOB BEST Two houses and lots on east Centre street at $9 per month each. E. L. Edinundson, Real Estate Hustler. . To Buy Your Spring Suit Here and Now Although our stock is large and varied, comprising the newest and best of the seasonable creations of The House of mm mm . iiiii .. mu 7 he lively rate at which the clothes are moving means that you had better make haste if you want the full line to choose from. There is strong demdhd for the beautiful newigrays ranging from the delicate mountain mist to the deeper twilight shades some self stripes, some plain. There are greens and browns, blacks and blues, a big range of pa tterns and Kiip- venheimer quality of workmanship in every one. Good values at $12.50; better and better at $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00. See them now when you have plenty of choice. Copyright 1909 The House o Kuppenhdmer Chicago Mo N MISCELLANEOUS. JUST BFCFIVED A lot of new Chi na, tinware and fresh candy. 5 & 10c Store. WHY SUFFER Either with Indigestion or Dyspepsia or any stomach trouble, when you can be . greatly relieved, if not cured77 by the use of one or two bot tles of DIGESTO TONIC. Manufactured by Palace Drug Store. Cor. Centre and Mulberry Sts. DR. I. SHAW ANDRE, NEUROLOGIST- The EYE a 8ieciiiUy ami Keflex Neivnus Diseases. Ollice ' TAMPA, FLA. Will Return t fioldsboro April 1st. Advartls In.th ARGUS, JUST RECEIVED 100,000 - PINE-HEART - SHINGLES ! Two more cars of Shingles and a car of Plaster ing Laths now in Transit. A. T. Griffin M yOU LIKE TO WEAR CLOTHES THA T ARE BECOM ing to you; and we like to see that you get such clothes. Hart Schaffner & Marx make the kind of clothes you6ught to wear, and we sell them. They're all wool in fabrics; in style, tailoring and fit they're all right. It's just as important tous to see thai you get the clothes you ought to have, as it is to you. We can 7 afford to make any mistakes in your suit; we want yon satis fied. We know these clothes will do it Suits in all Styles $18 to $31 This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes A. A. JOSEPH, MY OUTHTTER. A 1 Co.rtf hi looo hr Hart Mkaifacr at Mart Neat Job Printing Quick? The Aruo
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