The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1879, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. . A ——! notice the following, all placed side by side, on the Amount Company's | Amount Disbursements, \ department tiles: — ¥ i Loaned. Descruption of Property. Valuation, | Loanedt, Description of Property. Insurance. | Paid policy holders...... $¢48,404 95 THE LECTURE SEASON. i t We Com Depart- 53,000, 8 mortgages, Nos. 64 to 72 Goerck st.. 35,000, No, 829 Broome st. and No. 121 Chrys- Miscellaneous expenses... 14,063 19 pany’'s Morgan “ment New York, and Nos. 342 to 346 East 110th st. 70,000 tie'st., New York a sencadenrtnn cen Oe om ; Real Estate Owned by Valua- and Valua- Differ- | 105,000, 7 morigages, n. 8, Géth st., begiuning 17,000, 3 mortgages, Nos, 470 to 476 Washing- Dotals........secceeee. STMS,BOS 4 = gT2H,008 46 | HOW POMPTIT was DESTROYED—LECTURE BY Globe, tion. Ludlow, tion, ence. 110 ft. w. of 4th ay, . = ton w os 39, Asse's. THE REV. - ULDING. Glass Hall,£.34thst.$110,000 $87,500 $55,000 $32,500 | 18,000, No. 183 Chure! . 175 tt. Net or invested assets... $4,014,194 55 $4,074,903 70 BEV. HENRY @, SPA The L f Five Leadin No. 116 W. 49th st.. 27,999 28,000 22,000 6,600 | 40,000, 4 mortgages, n. 4. 000, ortgages, n. 8. of 75th st., 200 Interest 50,3385 58 962 33 | At Chickering Hall last evening Rev. Henry @, e Loans o Shs houses “and Iota, an auaison av a Gt AN oe corn 54 82,000 |. Value over Spaulding began an interesting course of six lectures * vi * v st., ween 000, 1. 8, sf 000, 4 mortguges, 82d st., near 2d uv. x OURS haste eciesss 719 40 bo 3 ps City Companies. 6th and 7th avs.. 153,619 158,400 108,000 60,400 | 70,000, Nos. 22, 26 and 28 Eust 45th 10,000; 6. e. comer ‘of Fulton and St. Jainos Uncollected and’ det: se on “Life and Artin Ancient Pompeii.” The drama 5 houses, Madison Py hear v4 mortgages, e. of pon ule’ os - pact nestaser sane 20,000 premiums....... on 77,313 33 | of Vesuvius was the topic of the first treatise. Mr. ay. und IJist st... 66,547 68,500 49,000 9,500 st. cecseeste cee BO) 5,000, n. s. of Delancey st., between Eldridge 8 2 houses and lots, 30,000, Nox, 260 to 268 Main st., Duflalo, N. ¥..175,000 und Allen, New York. vai) A OOO EEO Sasa | ee es eas ot ee leltens a8 VESTED Fast 33d. st., bet. 30,000, Nos. 17 and 19 North Clinton st., 24,000, 6 mortgayes, Madison st., w. of Tomp- Items not admitted. = y the Younger, written ‘acitus, giving an ac- WHERE THE MONEY IS IN E T 23,662 22,100 20,000 2,100 Brighton, N. Y. 29,200 BS wee oar. 48, wes count of the eruption, which is the only contempo- . 10,000, No, 38 Univet present value of raneous account that . 15,850 16,250 10,000 6,250 patatanding policies, $3,683,176 09 =| es poli preasionyy pe es _— Glo! Knickerbocker, New York, Brookiyn. 102,878 101,400 60,000 41,400 beset a 81,000 | 35,000, Sot tet and Boutl wana by I a he UM eran nay ee! beset rans brag lyn. x , 7 ning it. &. of eee ae SI, 5,000, n. &, corner of Ist uth 6th sti ‘npai lens to ce _ be, : cCker, vid OFK, | schouses aud ote, 64,000, 4 mortyages, Nos, 335 to 231 West 42d 6,000, No. 414 7th av. Pee le Soar aaa e 18,410 62 pags ihe ee bad ne potion Metropolitan and Washington. Macdonowtgh st.. 178,403 180,900 105,000 75,900 8 eesraseguans craien . + ++120,000 | 6,000, No. 282 Broome st., New York. ¥ sould ene distinotly aevoss sfhecsprap po ‘Tompkins “Avenue 16,000, n, 8of Huron and e. sa 11,009, Bedford av, and Morton st. Liabilities on . policy point where they were. ‘The sister of Pliny thé ure! 73,857 89,000 60,000 39,000 Bssecssers ieee shan hese * 38; holders’ accounts... $3,653,171 52 phenomens, 3 houses . 29,500, on Hicks snd Aimity sts., Brooklyn, .. 37,200 pe Lg Mienanties thels ettention to as bapa ioes, Bate Om Betey in the generosity of his heart the Admiral started to Macon Department " accounts. AY J " ; A R Lewis ay. ++ 20,305 100 21,000 3,100 Appraisals, Pols cross the bay in one of his vessels to render what as- DEP TMENT APPRAISALS. 12 houses and lots, iy 10,000, Noa, 126 and 128 Baxter st., New York.$20,000 aaenccesee eeeeneeee 7,858 | sistance he could to the distressed inhabitants. By Macdonouzh st... 106,180 132,980 84,000 48,980 | 20,000, 2 mortgages, 52d st., near 8th av.; no ‘THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, $15,308,663 00 da the Land at Newark... 45,000 27,500 15,000 - 12,500 description.....-..4+- +++ 60,000 | "The records of this company are in excellent shape HOME@oraTHIC MUTUAL. the aid of the stereopticon the lecturer showed Immense Blocks of Money Ad Farm, Newburg 9,836 13,650 6,000 7,650 | 10,000, No, 22 West 36th st. + 20,000 | in the Insurance Department and easily comeatable | Capital stock............ $200,000 00 200,000 00 | Bay of Naples and gave the direction in which Pliny House and lot, 12,000, No, 52 East 49th st.. + 23,000 | without the necessity of looking back on records of Ancome, sailed across the arc of the half circle formed by the + 25,000 ast*Fears. This institution has 9,947 policiies in | Premiums... ++-100,000 | force, representing a value of $21,215,796 18, The | Interest, rents, &c.. + 20,000 | value of its mortyages foots up $2,270,214 02. Among « 35,000 | these are some very heavy blocks. There are also Totals several $80,000 valuations of residences, ‘The follow- Di ing is a list of the Washington Life mortgages of | Paid policy hoiders. $10,000 and over:— scellanous expense: Amount Company's Louned, Description of Property. Valuation. | Totals.........ce000 Y. aure4c 72 166,000 97 | shore to reach the side of the mountain. The vio- —___ s- ___ ___| lence of the phenomena diverted them from Pompeii, $252,905 35 $207,150 47 | and it was in the attempt to land inthe midst of the bars 79 $145,905 aa | BOFFOFS of the cruption that Pliny gave utterance to 79,364 46 60145 35 | that sentence that has become a proverb so often ———_._ ———— | atoted—“‘Fortune favors the brave.” The night ++ $219,300 25 $215,011 23 | was passed at the villa of a friend, until toward Eligabeth,.......-. 11,970 11,150 8,000 9,150 | 16,500, 46th st., near bth av. - vanced on Real Estate. Lots in Hackensack, 11,678 11,000 3,000 8,000 | 65,000, Broadway, Youkers, N. Y. The company owns more real estate besides that | 12,00, 3d ay., near 55th st. enumerated, but aside of its mortgage loans the dif- | 30,000, No. 40 White st., New York. ference in valuations on its more prominent real es- | 27,000, 2 mortgages, 34th st., near Sth ay SOME RICH MORTGAGES. | tate atone foots up about $380,000. 55th st., corner of 8d ay THE KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 13,000, No. 916 3d av. ‘There exists a great deal of good feeling in the In- | 13,000, No. 918 3d av. surance Department toward the present munagement | 10,000, Slst st., neur 6th ay it of this institution; but, unfortunately, Mr. Nichols, | 15,000, 43d st., near Sth a $10,000, No, 52 West 2ist st., N. Assets. sr, hey wel the Aupany, March 3, 1879. | te president, is 8 really for sins committed | 11,000, 3d av., near 45th s 35,000, No. 6 Eust 40th st., N.Y, 20, Net or invested assets... $606,487 34 $058,626 58 piney eel ‘They fled. portlet one? ves ‘The Attorney General up to a recent date had de- | by his predeccnacens is cribea 2s working | 20,000, No, 13 West 30th st. 12,000, Montrose ay., corner of Scotland road, Uncollected and deferred with pillows from the ashes until they reached the cided to take legal steps in relation to the Globe Life | heroically to rescue the concern trom past errors and 12,000, fith st., near bth av. South Orange, N. J. 25, premiums..... 4 25, 19,101 30 | shore, when, for some unexplained reason, Pliny Insurance Company’s management. ‘The resigna- mismanagement, when, in the language of Deputy | 16,000, 34th st., near 8th av, 20,000, No. 13 it 17th st., N. Y. Tnterest and rents due. 5, 9,878 22 | commended his servant to throw his mantle upon Superintendent McCall, ‘the most stupendous frauds | 13,000, 51stt., near 6th av. 4400, No. 97 sth st,, N. Other ussets. 2,002 11 — | the ground, Laying himself down upon it he was ale West Farms, N.Y. ) Raymond a tions of the Messrs. Freeman from active direction | in the history of life insurance were committed.” 10,000, 3d av., near 54th st. 4 é ., South Orange, 10,000, No, 162 Attorney st., N. YS N.Y. . | "The company has to-day afloat about 7,000 policies, | 10,000, No. 344 East 2ist st. ofthe company has, however, postponed, if not en- | oe ontinu an insurance of about $15,000,000, and it | 10,000, No. 690 3d av. ————- | m@t instantly asphyxiated by the mephitic gases, $700,289 21 $687,607 10 } the carbonic gas, &c., generated by the volcano, as is 25 220 71 | always the case with’ volcanic eruptions, and’ died, Totals...... Items not admitted. tirely dispensed with, such proceedings, His atten- | was during last summer that the Deputy Superinten- | 12,000, No. 236 West 5: 10,000, No, 361 West 51st st. “ Danser tion to the matter was called by Superintendent | dent of the department made a thorough overhauling | 10,000, No. 908 2d av... 20,000, Highland ay., Bergen, N. J. Mot preetat valuelof out fight preety nti cre gece amination made by Deputy Superintendent McCall. | its policy holders. Ho sayy:— 20,000, corner 8th av. and 32d st. 10,000, #39 2d av., New York...... not due... oF 4018 00 3 ang here oa metas ster Mr. Smyth's letter was as follows:— From the date of organization down to1874but a single | 10,000, corner 4th ay. and 25th st.. 10,000, Garrison's, Phillipstown, Other liabilities. 3,449 13 THE STORY OF THE VOLCANO. Insurancx Dicpanraxst, ALBANY, Feb. 17,1879, | change was made in tho presidency of the company, Erastus | 12,000, No. 900 3d av.........000. 12,000, East Jersey st., Elizabetl Liabilities on poli if ‘These letters are valuable for the incidental des Tho Hon. A. NMAK KA, JP. Attorney General :— Lyman being the first president and Charles Stanton the se@| 238, 200 aud 292 Cherry st., New ers’ accounts. 615,784 18 eriptions which Plin 3 of certain volcanic phe- Pbptw ed Haaocss call 73 een te she seecea peas Oh Ui erate tise rio nacee bende ie 25 Wost 30th at Gross surplus on poiley homens stiending the destruction of pinay : 4 ‘nuds 3 : r Ang copy of TEDOrE de ita OF the Glole Matuat Lite | fhe hivtory of life ineuraice. The funds wore iilecally | 2400 2 mortgages, Nos, 939 and Parsous sv., Hl holders’ accounts. 51,52 73 cities. But fully to understind the events of that 0 Park place, Brooklyn. ,000, Magnolia st., Jersey Cit: 000, Fairview, North Bergen, G0 of New York, bi ¢ | lowned and fraudulently taken, and the company, when | 20,00, No. 163 Bowery. Polacies in Force, at catastrophe it is necessary to question the ee aN ee ieee i Mr, Nicholw as president. had ‘beeume | 10,000, No, 880 6th av gre’ pI @ 1 have no power under the statute to interfere in any Since ho assumed the manage- 45,000, No, $Ud Tth 2,558 | principal actors in the Vesuvian drama, the volcanic $3,946,759 00 | mountain and the buried towns. Mr. Spaulding then mauner with the management of any life insurance com- onvinced that his efforts have | 14,000, dud st., near 6th av........ 15,000, Westtield ay., Elizabeth, X, J. N PAN. 4 of 3 2 Tee eer ne a aadt Usoat asehise | tarot tas eerwurstiar frome the Min tia’ Uraeromen'. | 2000, connee of Olney, and iat a 10,0, No, 22) Grand xt, Brooklyn ED.” Capita nock.......n $10.00 00 $1un,00 00 | Historie tines wo tue poset dey, aad described in Seated Mine abuyy, buperimtendent MeCall touching | iF,ay that he has done well y but m foodie exproasiom for | 10,000, 180th st. and Oth av, 10,000, 7th av., corner of 113th st., New York. 3 “Income, detail the various and interesting phenomena of vol- The evils to tho policy holdors arising from the appoint. | his arduous labors, and it is equally true that a great deal 2,000, No. Lf be ahl Premium: 1 ar ic action, Ho also discussed the later theories ments and other | 38,000, 4 mortgages, 2d av., near 53d st baer < canic action. so dis e ‘he inves calculable that the department | remains to be dor Interest, recelver ure 30 4 concerning the source of volcanic energy. A ment of ve | assets, according to the last stutement ot the company, | 15,000, No. 465 4th av. a" . hae oxorcived oil tha discretion it could dare to do to save | iorin amount about $8,500,000, and composod in grvat | 19,000; No. 001 3d av. ‘nce ———_ __.____ | series of carefully | prepared stereopticon “views You will notice that making good to the company @ pase of the following 60,000; 6 mortgages, 10'000; South Ors rs ‘otals.........+.+.+..$1,780,905 28 $1,645,945 94 | made every point in the description fore: mortgage of $120,000, and accepting valuation of certain wal estate owned 60,000, & mor" Nos. 1 RR Sate ate ouer CEBU RSy, Disbursements, bly real. The illustration of the erup- proj nertfen made by the company, which valuation would | Bonds and mortgages... .. 000, ortgages, Nos. 1,; 15,000; Steinway Hall, New York. Paid policy holders... ..$1,308,154 53 $1,232,223 43 | tions of 1872 were especially good, being robably have beon held by a referee to be correct—assum- | Premium notes and loans, . New York, 10,000, East Jersey st., Elizabeth....... és Miscellaneous expenses.. 355,087 41 ‘297,117 29 | actual photographs of the volcano, which were taken ug that proceedings had been waken against the com- 27,500, No. 37 West 26th st os 10,000, Nos. 206 dnd 203 Main st., Paterson, Sa - in the very midst of its outbreak. ‘his eruption. the pany—«# surplus was found justifyiug the company to go ‘Total. tok ++ +4,95,498,963 07 | 96,000, Park av., between 36th and 37th sts. 31 ‘Totals. Pre Pri PIE Be igsl jap Acc of Heht backward. ‘on with its business. Very respecttully yours, Regar he first of the: Tfind the property | 55,000, 5 mortgages, Nos. 1,321 to 1,329 3d av eres eeceee cere ere $1,063,241 94 $1,529,540 72 | lecturer remarked, throws 4 flood of lig! wai JOHN Y SMYTH, Superintendent, | oateide oie building has beeh taken ‘under. fore: 10000, No. 46b7th jstreeaed by ene ey nt Axscls. upon the events that occurred eighteen centuries closure orf payment of debts; that the di-buromenis for the pe 8 a 0,000, New Hamburg, N. Y. (no details) Net or invested assets... $9,640,919 95 $9,725,803 24 | ago when Pompeii was destroyed, Supplemented by CHARGES OF RECKLESS MANAGEMENT. year 1877 on account of real estate, amounted to § ps, | 18,000, No. 130 West 34th st. 12,000, New Hamburg, Y. (no details) Interest or rents 195,549 25 ‘176,406 76 | @ thorough examination of the buricd city itself Deputy Superintendent McQgll’s report on tho | and thexross receipts Pie onenrariee 1.206 41. thus 20,000, Ho. At East aise tenes ert 10,000, Speedwell av., Morristown, N. J. Uncollected and dete . (now half revealed by the excavations), this new xhibiting that nearly $1,250,000 of the invested assets wore | 2 , 3 mo} es, Nos. 11 and 53d ‘ nad Yeates - affairs of the Globe is # very exhaustive and elab- | Sxhibiting that nearly $1250.00) of the jnvestod uasets wore | 21,0W0, 9 mortgages, Nos: 30 and 1: 109 000, et ane Bae ste Now York preminims...... .. 140,646 87 120,874 59 | knowledge of volcanic phenomena enables us to read orate document, and under the heading of “invest- | company @ fiud to le 8013115 90, the differenco of | 99,000, ) 2000, Ne de Miscellaneous assets. 28,640 50 186 71 | the story of. Pompeii's destruction almost as clearly a ————— | as if scomplete contemporaneous account of it had «$10,006,756 67 $10,023,226 30 | come down to us. $331,926 17 between this amount and the cost, ay returned oo ments” it proceeds to speak of the company’s real | in statement, is the result of repairs to buildings, fore- | 11,000, No. $69 Lexington av e. corner Grand ‘and Elizabeth. : i 5 Totals.......... 10,00), Grahum ay., Bayouni 5 c 25,000, No. 69 South st. NJ. If 5 5 ¥ es estate and loans in-the following term closure expenses and accrued interest on mortgages up to | 25, ah rb ine, N. J. tems not admitted, 151,111 86 10,533 67 | Having thus described and illustrated the many The compan; pow the title to “oa bdcas ct veal sainia, tt nkee epee Fong a eG woe, a pone Zz 9 a eres comes Teh ae Liabilities, changes which have taken place in the appearance of thovost of which appears from the books to be $1,015,. 7. verifying exch item of income, and exponditures | Jyrouy, Elizebeth ay. Py Cid eget ese iol rena tari Peat Net prosent value of out- the volcano and the country surrounding sinco the B42 50, Over $300,000 of this amount has been acquired count of said item, and am therefo tonisbed at ns a yy J. (fore- 50,000, Nos, 887 and 88) 2d av. 1 standing policies. $7,852,753 00 time when the city was entombed in ashes the lec- ++ 20,700 237 East 47th st., New York. . 40,009 | 23,000, No. 315 Madison av., New York wt by the C1004) .eeeeeeseeeee vartncnt, | 90,000, Broad st., Elizabeth, No = $963 89 | turer took his hearers with him into Pompeii. Claims due and uny n They walked its streets, visited its Forum and public values returned by the appraisers selec Claims adjusted and not by foreclosure of property compuny by its officers und a riginully wortquged to, the ’ During the year 1877, | company, and whose report iv filed in tho d there was received from the rental of the property own 0 the leasehold of the company’s building tor example, 40,000, Nos. 101 and 108 Wall st., New York... 75,000 30,000, No. 30 Unio. N rk. " orle Lies 79, und deducAng from which tho sum of which 1a reported by them at $225,000. This leasehold was 000, Montelaix, N. J My 100,000; Botlovard, 10h av, 18th ana cian s 170,971 89 SSL A400, | Been es, Solna sheen ae eer era 10°70 disbursed for taxow insurance, &e., thore remains | purchased tu IST? for S1U4,000, ain time whon real estate 83,000, Nos. 291 and 293 "simi New York land, $200,000; ‘laims resisted... 51,152 00 45,152 00 | fice in the Temple of Fortune, and having ry 2 09 as net income from over $1,000,000 of real estate, | was high, and there was great demaud forthe same. Yet. | 35’), corner 47th st. and pr Bts., No ork (on land, $200,000; on a Unpaid dividends to pol- as much of Pompeii’s vanisued past as would en- Deing less than one porcent on the principal. From Jan: | with five years of the lease oxpired, 1¢ is returned at 6j,00 | 30,000, corner 47 - And 6th av... buildings, $6,500), oe 206,500. icy holders... 78,258 03 able them to realize its rise aud progress they en- ‘uary 1 to April 1, 1878. there has been received on this ac- | more than was paid for it originally, and nothing except 000, 53d st., corner of Madison av... 80,000, 60th st., 11th av., Now Other liabilities. 11,000 00 tered the Pompeian home. Giving a historic frame- count $6,904 65, and $8,010 26 disbursed. ‘Therefore, it is | the ordinary repairs incident to real estate have been U00, Madison av., n. of ddd st 20,000, corner Pearl and G work to the scene, the lecturer briefly narrated the not surprising that the present value of this property ae | made on it, In a total of about $1018/A0 owned. and 000, No. 13 West 56th st. City, -.. 50,000 | Liabilities on policy hold- awful events of the afternoou of August 24, A. D, 79, returne jepartment appraisors who were instruc which was foreclosed of mortzuges on the same, amor No. 21 East < : a q Tn cnett instance to make talr and equitable valuations, | ing te.@740U00, the present value of this property iat pis = chy tigen PE SO LE ON SAN, LO SE LAM _ holders’ accounts 8,164,193 92 and in imagination followed the terrified inmates of and not to regard auction prices us the standard, is ‘at $209,000 above the mortgages. + ihe ee ganar, New York... +, 53,500 | Gross surplus on px the Pompeian houses as they fled trom the suddem 000 lows than the cost value. The cause of this great * The bonds and mortgages—in number 201— , Sth av., near 55th st... 12,000, Nos. 413 and 415 Broad st., corner of s holders’ accounts. é storm of cinders and ashes, dop tion is not uttributal No. v0L av. B. State, Newark, N. J. exceptions, on property situated in THE BURIED ciry. wholly to the general de- located, with th I ‘ €line iukthe roal eotato market. In this caso it is caused | Statos of Now York and Now Jersey. “Thove various pieccs | 20,000, No. 10,000, corner Vernon Rumbe: “s hown of an eruption of Vesuvius such shieily by the recklows maunor in which these investments | have boon veparately appraised by the sae gentlemen pedir : 000, Number.......... 11,620 view was shown ot an eruption Gere ane ‘Thach han Haver bead Gxbiblied in tho binary. |: lected by thecompanses yalna te real ban |' aotonge pester he AL ien + Amount. $94,2637345 | as that must have been by which Pompeli was over- Of any trust instivutton of the State of Now York a record | five iustunces the value of mortgaged premises is reported — AR a whelmed, while another view represented the fleeing $0 thoroughly to be condemned us that presented in the | ata less amount than the loan, combining the duo snd. ac- | 800,000, lots on 5th ay., between 43d and 44th Feal estate loans of this company, erued interest with principal; in Gfty-one cases thero is a ‘The original cost or amount loaned on mortgages fore- | doticiency, compared with "present reported values, of f Re inhabitants. Pompeii, he said, was buried under FINE ARTS. two principal strata of ashes and volcanic mud to an Ses average depth of twenty-fourteet. ‘The lower stratum 10,000, No. 160 Attorney s 12,500, No. 5 Clifton av, Ne closed is about $750,000, Tho difference vetwoen that | $110,033. ‘This amount has beon deducted from total 'as- No. 267 Madison av, 14,509, w. 8. of Clifton ay of dry scorim, the pumice-like s motng “aud 'tho ‘cost price, of the property, 81,015.00, | gots, papemimantan 25,000, Madison ay., near 60th st, 83,000 | 10,000, No. 195 Weat st BALTIMORE LOAN EXHIDITION--A FEW DE- | [08 Thode ME OY ashen. Over this'is a second layer of {ngs not completed at time of foreslovure, and. adding tho I respeetfully solicit your ournest attention to the alarm. | 40,000, 2 mortgages, Nos, 22 and 24 East Goth 85,000, No. 290 5th ay., New York, TAILS—THE NEW YORK PICTURES. mud, which was formed in the air when the moist interest on loans overdue and unpaid at the date the title | ing exhivit im mortgage schedules, herewith flied, of the st, tases eens. 36,000 | 10,000, Washington Headquarters, Morr! ‘The art loan exhibition at the Peabody Institute, | atmosphere, already laden with the fine ashes ‘was passed to the company. * due and unpaid interest, amounting to 28 Ax | 98,000, 7 mortgages, 60th town, N. J. “or dri Platten aie Wesel daca d to th: * | dust trom the explosion, received the torrents of ‘The remainder of the report may be summed up | Will be observed on comparison with the total amount of | 25,000, Sth av., corner Sth st......... 20,000, Nos. 147 aus » Which is.announced to open this morn- | 74:1) that fell after the showers of lapilli had ceased. eb tollows werenes S$LVISING 14 returued, there is ver; 40,000, 2 mortyages, sth uv., near 55th st. Ye ee ing, promises to be the most successful affair of the Very little was burned in Pompeil. Only in the ree, . terest past due on the ‘This is truly a matter requirin -» r Ply etapa Bro ee pyr ne eng ong Spenstebon EY part of the executive officers, not only the prineipal | 20,000, 4 mortgages, No, $1 to 997 6th av.. these investments. The cost mo joan on Ton sum, but to collvet and invest—as required primarily in 20,000, No, 103 West 55th st ‘Ghurel, Brooklyn, stands. on. its book at | the theory upon which their loss paying ability fe 20,000, lots, corner of New a 5 " mn : based—tha” unpaid” interest. on thelr securities tis ow valued at $00,000. An agent of the | Wilt yo. soon, from. the. above that the ee ee and Empire Spring Cor kind ever held in that city. Alarge number of paint- | rarest roemeryyng — a — ochres ne pees vs Ns Ra Maude ai 7 frescoes reddened eat. ‘The apparently cl 31,000 | 25,000, Nos. 87 and 8) Pearl st, New Xork.... g0,00 | 1288 have been loaned from Baltimore collectious | Dicicy of wood, the loaves of breed found in the c and 123d st.... 30,000 | 14,000, No. 591 Lexington av., New York. aad 100 important canvases have been sent | ovens, and the other things that seem to have been 60,000, lots, th av., corner of 67th st., New 40,000, No. 207 5th av., New Yot from the New York studios. The north room | burned, have been simply carbonized by weathering. York .. i 110,000 | 75,000, Nos. 465 New York. company St. Louls, who owed tho concern $16,782 67, + Most of the inhabitunts probably made their escay fransforred « pleco of property. and a St. Louty appraiser of the (company in, the future depends on vist a” | 80,000, 8d av., corncr of Sith at., New Gu 39,000, Nos. sis 10.344 Went 44th at., New York., 65,000 | Of the institute is devoted to general brie | inne largost number of ‘lotiins vem 10. have died of "The sus of $v, (KK) Was loaned on Glass Hall, East Thirty- | From the zeal displayed by the prosident fithe past, « 24,000, Ist a7 40,000, Nos. 161, 163, 165 West J4th st. and 6 brac and examples of ceramic art. It will | asphyxiation, from tue same mephitic vapors which having in mind the evils attached to a receivership, I si A ‘ore y ee mmend rer! i ereny, be brary to go on 45,000, for abether year at least under your watchful supervision, ud that the Issuance of new polfeles bo prohibited during | 200000, e. 8. of Sth + 75,000 | also contain fifteen casts from the antique, | caused the death of the elder Pliny. | the evidence presented to the Institute by John W. Gurrett, a dis- ES the the patho sory dette is sbund a nt and. dis- fourth streot, and $21,000 for expeuses of changing it into @ theatre. Making “a total, with interest, uf $77,417. cost of prperty. It is valued now at’ $55,000" b: 16,000, No, 34 West 20th si he department appraisers. The Deputy Superintend- sts, sees 14,000, Headerson place, n. s. Sussex st., Jer- play of work done umler the auspices of the Balti- sia! vith an eloquence stronger than words, The fond | the period. ‘ 1000, HL . Tere pelans with an eloquence strong i creer gr godin ibe are i Mead wou beta | Acopy ofthe above report hee been sent to the OES Can sey City. - «+ 28,000 | more Decorative Art Society, together with @ collec- | lecturer showed a number of p.cturcs of casts taken ‘The following pieces of property, among others, fs 3 from hollow mouids in which human remains were polong to the Washingtow Lito Company, having | Hou of old laces and fans. ‘Tiffany & Co., of this | fang Some. of these casts show the oute been panass in under foreclosure, on which was | city, have loaned a large collection of bronzes, the | line of the well developed Roman loaned originaily :— collection of antique watches which was in the Deco- | to perfection, and even, the fineness or No. 118 East 45th 8 rative Art Loan Exhibition held here last fall, and a | Co@*#euess of the clothing in told, thereby affording raided upon by lice for keepii : by - i eaeiaee Wei ccadon Senerts te Reraetoed Knickerbocker by the Superintendent, but no fur 50,000, 2 mortg a roperty in Ravenswood agero- g e o q kate about $190,000. and ire i maple vidonce oP BH Dk Pe tar tne HE wh vo ate Noe 30 Madison ay propery has buon valued too Nix. oven UW devarincnt | Yor the further information of your readers I ap- | 440"\y)’ Now. dot aud ous Deoudwayy Now York Haveroxcesded the Income HUSH 7, audeho sume ratio | pend a list of loans of $5,000 and over mude by this | 142Hiy : L. corner of 6th av, and 122d st. Property on Tremo: Orang: 10,000 f judging whether the victim was noble or olds good for reports ay thus fur received for 1573, company and for which mortgages are held mostly ons 3 { » Ne , @ means of judging THE GLOBE'S MORTGAGE LOANS. on Brooklyn, Paterson and other country property. 90,400, x a ae mchesk Property (no deseriptio ) Madison a number of Japanese hangings, Mr. Valentine, the | pleboian. After speaking of the valuable results 80,000 | Richmond sculptor, has loaned a piece of Flemish | Which archwological science is now poset to light Though company’s valuations of the various with respect to the unwritten history of Pompeii As no less than 10,337 policies, representing an ih- parcels of property are added it will not be dificult 80,00, 4 mnortgages, L. 8. Of Gist st. There are other smaller parcels owned now by ‘the is c BEOSUWAY....ccsceeceessescees company on which the amounts loaned originally | t#P¢stry, and Miss Durfoe, who sent on the New York ot hibited representations of a few. of peat at of rgeetag ay pod oe sa, Soe Canis Se eka tee equainted with the various locali- | 91,40), », o, corner ot 3d av. and dist wt 35,000 | ware uncer $10,000, sinany | pictures, a piece of Gobelins = pre e Toand ta the busied elty, ‘She. customers of this life insurance company, it wi Hen to 8 Company's | 60.0% He. comer of Madison wv. and Wiit —_—_— ‘The south room, destsnated for the nonce “the | choicest of these, he said, wus unquestionably the Bt. (VUCONE).... 606 anti r 60,000, ‘HE ANNUAL 3 /BTS-—-STATEMEN Description of Property. yp. aisal. | 99,090, Nos. 91 aud 63 North Water st., Roche By EPO! MENTS OF CAPITAL famous Naples vase, which was shown in its original Sutereeting for them to sce exactly where the bulk of | 7 oiwed, Reinhart Room,” will contain a-full set of casts from | fAmous Naples vaso, which was alow an elit on the loans made can be found and the nature of the Se er inte Dolca Poe Te EN Wi Be 20,000 STOCKS AND CONDITION OF BUSINESS. the principal works of that sculptor, including his | this exquisite vase grows in the volcanic soil around property encumbered by these loans. 1 will be seen grr teas J y Bone Bue 65,000 | 20, # H. OF TUth st., e. Of Madison w ALBANY, March 3, 1879, ‘ytie.” “Endymion” and “The Woman of Samaria.” | Pompeii, Let us, said the lecturer, fill the glass with that the Globe has @ particular fondness for Ravens | 5 joy, 4 mortgages, 0S to $12 Macon a1 _ York. 40,000 The following are abstracts of the most im- the bronzes are Morean’s “Orestes” und Keyser's | its wine and across the abyss of the ages salute the Wonk bene 000, * * 20,000, No, 1,313 Ma. attalo 38,100 , The Page.” Among the loaned pictures in the gal- | men of that old Roman world—men whose deeds ar : 20,000, 6th Bt, Letweeu Sth and Madison av. portant items of the annual reports of five | jery are Holman Hunt's well known “Isabella aud | imaged on Pompeii’s risen walls, and whose voices In the following list of mo?tgages, where only loans of $10,000 and over are given, there are in many in- stances appended two valuations—tirst the valuations as made by Messrs. Laimbeer and Senator Thomas (vacant) Seah cas -s.++. 42,000 | of the life insurance companies in New York | the Pot of Basil; a largo “Venice,” by Ziem; three | seem to be still speaking f her silent courts and 80.000, dauortgages, Madicou av. aud Goth at.- 98,000 | cir which have just eon filed in the Insur- | largo Bouguercuus and exainples'of Breton, Brion | empty streota, saying, a the burden of their spepehe ape a : agsbridge and Gérdme and many others. “Even thus all worldly glories pass away.” Last cagyars 06000 | pe auene rene meni 450,000 | auce Department. For the purpose of moro intelli- | “"yy,e following is # list of the New York pictures | evening's lecture will be repeated this morning at 55,000, 5th av., B. of Sdth st, 55,00) | gent deduction they are hero tabulated with the same | which hang in the gailery 7,780, 12 lote of land, Braxton st., Brooklyn. 16,000 | ; Ik. Swain Gifford’s pow- | eleven. Murphy, acting as appraisers for the Insurance De- ¥ zc a 4 ; . 28,000, corner of Division and Attorney st 35,000 a 1 : i ‘ful ‘Dartmouth Moors;’* Winslow Homer’s fresh oe 14,000, brick carhouse and stables and 16 lots 65,000, corner of Park av. und 41st sts. 75,000 | items as reported last year. In the statement of lia- | ¢t ony “The “‘Resper” and his “Gong nce ie a. SALE SRNOUGIL SERLLAD. AD MONEE, partment, which are on file in the department. These of Jand on 5th av., Brooklyn. differ in many instances greatly from the company’s | 29,000, brown stone dwelling, No. 374 Clinton Aacikias N Wlbdbceas ‘Mobaitls Shey: axe hate givens st., Brooklyn, and 3 lots of land.. % eae ‘ogo has y 6 20,000, brick stable, Atlantic st., Brookiyn. side by side with the company’s figures, and the pol- | 27,000, 3 mortgages, Nos. 113, 1. hoiders can judge for themselves which Donough st., Brooklyn 50,000 } bilities the department itself makes a calculation by 35,000 | its actuary, and in some instances this may differ 30,000, Nos. 83 and 85 Duane st, 000 i 4 90,000, 3 mortgages, 8th av., 2. * fu.0m" | from the company’s statement which is here given. 5i,00y, 3 inortyages, Mudison av., s. of 68ta Some companies, it will be observed, render no total st, including corne: 2 mortgages, 57th st., w. of 6th w James M. Hart's picturesque and calm | ‘ype Emerald Isle and the “Land o’ Cakes” were by the Riverside BE. L. Hi ‘ Seer y al and intoroating “The Brighter Come | iiiustrated in a vivid manner at the Chureh of the George Inness’ masterly and dramatic Disciples by Rev. Dr. Hepworth. He invited his Coast of France,” his “Phe Old Homestead” and | 56, rransa 19,000 | of liabilities, leaving the amount to be computed | “View on the Hudson;” KR. W. Hubbard's “Early | heaters to take & trip one T ert ygaree| rect. The toNowing are tie loan: 30,000, 20 lots, Haisey st., 4 >, inluents ave, “§ : fe ‘Amount Company's | “1,500, 5 lots, Mucon st., Brookiyn, Saha AO teetacaua beth pee on fore, the department, In all the companies here | Fall;” A. ©. Howiand’s nest “A Winter Sun-| with bim shd landed them safely at Quecns Loaned. Description. of Property. Valuation. | 5,625, 4 lots, Decatur at., Brookly’ 8,000 | Sh O0u, No. 74 Sth ay 92,000 | ep reduccions th thovihe and the number of | ets” | David. Johuwon’s solidly peleted “Brook | town, ‘Then be Gucetbed the plstuccsque $12,000, house aud grounds, Throgg’s Neck 6,000, 4 lots, McDonough st., Brookiyn. 8,000 rend on policies in foree are given :— at Byfield, Mass.;"" W. 8. Macy's dashing and effec- | oity of the South of Ireland, Cork, and, plac- (department wppraigal, $30,000). 24,000, 4 mortgages, Nos. 344, 346, 50, 352 2,000 tive “Meadows near Munich; William Magrath’s | ny nis hearers in jaunting cars, brought them 25,000, houxe und grounds, Ravenswood. Yutes av.... + 22,000 1878. caretul character study “The Old Gardener;” Jervis | through the bevutiful lakes of Killarney. They 55,000 30,000 ‘Twili; $125,000 00 | MeIntee's “*Winte Thomas LeClear's | wore next transported to the “black North,” where Lambdin's admirable | they were introduced to one of the wonders of the 2, i 40,000, Nos, 864 Canal, 156 Spring and 116 Gen 60,000, 90 lots ou various streets, Brooklyn. 2 1 ‘A Group of Howes world, the Giant's Causeway. Crossing over to tre st. .000, 3 mortgages, 3 dwellings, Degraw 8 22,000, No. 165 Hu Brooklyn, 16.5x105 each 20,000, No. 9 Worth st 25,000, 8. w. corner of 7th av. aud 48th st Nearly ali the sbove are department appraisals, at $40,514 97 50,000, Nos. 67 and 6” Bi re 500,138 G, Middleton’s clever “French Interior, Burgandy : ‘ 43 SRie Soe. Sree ae oo we bigs eae Speke: naman carefully made by Mr. Laimbeer, who tok great 206,133 16 | Charles H. Miller's “Sunset at Easthampton,” and pr ser brag gr ie ht og 15,000, Lith av., between issih and Loti sis, 10,500, 2 mortgages, Nos. 333 and dod Macon Pas te cette abave may have beck, pald ok cin | discounts, &éups.s..s-« |. 160,900 67 ase og | bis A MII! Stree Hobart C. Atinor’y pveetul | the famed Carseg Stirling. He’ brought before New York.. « 40,000 Brooklyn...... eas 12,000 " ‘ “ — vivening ~ cage as Moran's | the audience the where the liberator Wallace 10,000 (second mortigug i 3, 3 anortyayes, Nos. 416, 423 and & ie tae Seppe, a Sie Meedre OF <Id COMBESY S| wots «$404,798 86 solid “Coast of Fiorida,"’ William Sartein won his great victories over the English invader, investments, in so far as taey cover some of the best he Kasba, Algiers,” aud his good head “You on y in New York, cannot be aitected by their the Kasba, Alyiers,” aud his good ‘onug Italy Pacific st, © Brooklyn praisal, $14,000)... 10,00, No. 516 Madison a 10,000, No. 38 West 32d st. 10,009, 9th av. and Ist st. ment appraisal, $2,000 15,000 20,000, No, O1 Kast Sith st. 41,000 7,000, No, $14 Macon st., Brooklyn. . 12,000, 40 lots, Ravenswo ; 40,000 | 33,000, 3 mortyages, three dwellings, Suckett Yutes av., Brooklyn. beecees 20,508, 40 lots om various streets, Brookly: 25x10) cach... 9,009, 6 iots on Halsey st. i 80,000 . ~ The barns of Ayr, Lanark, Cambus-Kenneth and ee eS we) Eee ee Ln eae pictured to the imagination. ‘Then 116,010 63 | lis effective Little as Grossmutter;” A, Words: | followed Ayn Castle, “abd. au ensuweinn Wan worth Thompson's interesting and creditable “tho | followed Hostet Cowty, aid vu national charace 98 85 | Review at Philadelphia August 24, 177%," and his | ¢oristics of the two countries were admira- “In the Sweet Summer Time Long Ago;” Kruseman | jy" hit off, and numerous auecdotes illus- 79 $1,836,538 15 | Vat Elten’s fresh «"Landseape “px Granby, Conn.,” | tratod the impulsive Irishman and the canny e Valley; A. H, Wyant’s fine * 0 Miandscapes Seid, Witt's clover | Scotchman. A stercopticon lent additional interest Paid pe ‘The following significant words in “red ink” are | Other payments.. attached to the statement of this company handed in a to the Insurance Department 4 Totals ‘Brooklyn, 2oxi00 Not or invested assets... Jv of bookkeeping uduptod iy tho | Lnterest, deferred pre- nished by the Insura: all respects with the 16,000, Scholes #t,, between Union and Grand, Breoklyn, 21%100 cach. . ‘ompany, as ebown by the prinved mui : © | mimi, &6...0. 0 ¥1,586 66 95,354 63 " Tr] to the lecture, representing thirty-five views of Brookiyn (department spprainal, $50,000) 45.000 8,000, 4 lote, Mots Hayun, 2.3. cotonayy a4 y P WOM stubement at. “ Portrait of : La iy eae . js nd x ie . J. Guy's scenery trom Cork 9 Lainbargh, The lecture was ,000, land between Walton, Joliet and Spring “631, 192 lots, irame hotel and dwelling, Under assots the New York Life deducts for possi- | ‘Totals......+.++ Fo eT etn ei coe ete eae ation Ee putea | the first ot @ series which Rev. Mr. Hepworth pro- ats sgWertele ter (department appraisal Mott Haven. ..... bie depression of real estate $250,000. ‘The real estate | Assots not adiuiited. OW) ee as ceca ok eae Dubois’ | \,5s0s to deliver as the result of his visit to Euro] $30 Kg f - 80,000 | 14,750, 8 lots, Mott Haven. it owns to day is as follows:— Liabitities. gteotive ee re Le Ba dee eee fost summer, “England” will bo the subject of 23,000, 110 and 112 West 50th st., New York 45,000 | 15,000, factory, Mott Haven, 12 1-3 lots, New York building... + $1,768,17 Net value of outstanding Gilbert Gaul's Led Bg ar fio pile “ 903 nz; J. G. Brown's excellent - 10,000, house and ground, Ravenswood. * stores, Port Heury, N. Vacant lots in Now York cit, olicies . 1,836,449 00 $1,557,650 09 | Quixote and Sancho 0 prommansanane 18.000, State Street Congregational c tory, Bee se property in New Yor 2 1,630; policy cai s “ nd “pathetic “songs | Without’ | Word « THE SIX NATIONS, brooks (department appr: $35, 40,000 proved property in Now York Stat 12. not due... 5,068 00 Bristol's charming “Berkshire Meadow 2 10,500, 47 lots, Long Island City [43/420 | Zlowu, Now 340 West 27th Vacant lota n Brookly e) Oihas tabdiguess 25°385 00 Yoort’s scene in Belgium” A. , Briche Mr. Douglas Campbell will read a paper to-night, a0 ‘ ox > in BS anon ‘2 Mor: shing's ** , Maine; 7 » Hi sl Soe 20,000, lots oh Gowanus Bay, Hrookiyn (de. 8,000, land, 11 1-38201.5, Madison av Lnproved property in Elizabeth, Unpaid dividends to pol: ‘ Mornings" Cushing s ‘island, Maine: irs. J-,h; | betore the Historical Society, on the subject of the partinent appraisal, $2 York.....0+ 15,000 | Improved property in Newark, N. icy holders....... - “Six Nations and the Northwestern Territory.” Mr. Now York.s00,000 Sandford K. Gifford’s “Sunset on te Hudson; 100,000, av., corner of J6th ai ‘Teasdalo place, 4 . Ne 4 eon x Loug island OY soos sees eis oe 28,100 Saat asneeet 6,500 Beste aitts ot mre: betters ‘Total liabilities on pol- , FP, H. do Haas’ lary aud plctureegie 5 agtuing on | Campbell will endeavor te show pom oo factors, Qommercial st. * rye ‘ahah Bc oved . v y “ are” £0 57 the Beach Granville, France,” and his breezy | standing the claime of Virginia, Massachuset! 11,000, factory, Qommercial st., Newark (de 7,000, 3 stores, Jersey Cit; 15,000 | Improved property in Washington, D, icy holders’ account. $1,906,002 00 $1,671,996 00 | Tt. Storm at Graud Head, Mt. Desert island;” | and Connecticut, no State other than New York partment appraisal, $15,000). 41,000, No. 65 Moroer st. 120,000, 122d and 1d st! i y 150,000 Gok mat page obey hs aad 266,806 85 242,203 ay | George H. Hull's “Apple Blossoms” and “In the | any valid title to the vast rogion out of whieh Ohio, ; : : Kuz Bazar;” William Hart's “Landscapg snd | Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan were {vember yng Bice marmertiger se There ¥ shevenatghiatar Cattle," Daniel Huntington's “Portraitot Goore Pea | carved, and that this State made a deed of that terri. y +» 40,000 65,00, brick apartment, Newark, N. J nd, 10,000, 115 lots, Long Isiwnd City _ 00, ots, Pat a uy ‘The Metropolitan Lite Lisurance Compan N er. 5 rr’ J 18,00K mansion and grounds, Nevo . 48,800: | senten 38 amothgagaas 400 iste te Panscose., pheatleaty Groaking, & young concern. We oe $7,000, body; Arthur Quartley's excellent “Squall, Port of | tory to the United States two years before any of thy 19,000, house and grounds, Ravenswood...... 45,000 | 16,000, frame ‘dwelling, Bridgeport, Con: At has 10,016 policies afloat, representing a yalno of New York;" H. W. Robbins’ “Morning in the Adiron- | other States thought of doing 0,000, building und ground, Union, No’. porta Ea ERNE Ori shard $15,908,166, Its line of” martgages amounts to | Capital stock......66.... 890,000.00 | eee eee en ee ee entree {lepartment appraisal, $05,000)... 100,000 | 9,000, brick dwelling, Suvanuah, Ga, — | $720,800, and in its loans there 18 & striking penchant Income. pa eee Se aad te tae tere iter Te EAST RIVER BRIDGE, 15,000, house aud grounds, Yonkers (depart- TL, sugar plantation, St. Bernard, La..... — | for Brooklyn property. Those over 9,00 are tabu- | Premiams................ 1,30,627 11 1,290,719 68 | Somntagn tle Moet oo, tee es 3 — thent appraisal, $20,000 - 40,000 | ‘Yue total amount ot mortgages hold Ly ihe Knick. | Inted as toliows:— For interest, discount, einbaeve « Wondene:", ie ‘The first mecting of the Hast River Bridge trustees 50,000, No. G91 5th ay..... we we + 120,000 | erbocker Life is $1,910,186 ld. The company also | Amount TONS, NC. sececeseeeee ee — Si3,048 85 480,504 36 cinbart’s he Gosat of N ly”? i . “i 20,000, building aud ground, Phelpvilic, , — | owns $1)242,807 in real estate, all of which lus come | Leaned. Description of Property. Insurance. “shrimping on oe on o ee yy” and his | since December 20, 1878, was held yesterday after- 1,000, lots 5¥th st., near Broadway. +++ 40,000 | into ite porsussion by foreclosure, with the exception | | $9,000, nw. corner of Dean si. and Boerum ‘Totals. $1,711,323 04 | {Moonie Coat ot eee ot athe | noon at the office of the company, in Water street, Woo, Dayinewces peor crite “‘wiow | otis calee eikding, wiih ia valued ae Guise 4 9000; leon etorses opt AMhut Parton 8”. “Stirling Castle. and tho | Brooklyn, President Henry C. Murphy sated that tnd bee pperty 4 ‘THR NEW YORK LIPK MORTGAGLS, 95,000, iron stores, n. e © i Paid policy holders... Rive , oy % + l 10,000, Ravenswood property. . — | The New York Life Lnsurauce Company, one of the wd 1st 8t%,, Brooklyn.....ceese« Miscdllancous pay tients. “317,56 28 ik ncn ft Whee pt eased Pp Ory Recedhe candle sega ger magpie sends engl ota SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES IN VALUAT most prominent in New York city, bas a line of | 51,200, 11 mortgages, dwellings in Grand ay. bel ie Mite’ "Oceobet @badows;" A D, ‘ante nothing more to be Gone on them except to point In the Superintendent's letter to the Attorney Gel wortgayes amounting wo over $14,000,000, and ne loss nour Gates ay., Clove place, Brroklyn, Potaless..sere James D, Smillie ‘ows; A.D. Shat | thei from time to time, The estimate on the winter > tuck’s “Lake Champlain, near Burlington;” J.C. | work, ho said, had been placed at $5000), bub eral, os siven above, aliusion is made to the com- | than 45,000 pol wpresenting the formidable sum 5,000, No, 413 Adelphi st., Brooklyn, . « pany’s valuation of certain property, which valuation | ot about $126,000 are inveribed upon the books of | 15,000, 4 mortgages, houses on Jeilerson ‘st., Net or invested assets. ..¥ 7,904,817 55 olla’ results in @ surplus, however slight, justifying the | that concern. The records of this company, on file near Franklin, brooklyn... Uneollected and deferred: continuance of the company’s business. The com- | in the Insurance Deparyuent, have Uhis a@vautage, | 12,000, 3 mortgrges, Morton st premiums. + 208,153 69 222,888 24 py employed Messrs. Homer Morgan and &. H. | that in the column adjoin 4 the description of cach | 12,000, 4 mortgage + 10,415 Bh 50,005 80 “ Tcagaube Te coe Mage oom broke ; and | piece - property can be found the departivent ap- | 6,500, 2 mortyay! 1 ——— a | shamhin, tele Of Wiakh” ie Insurance Department, as already stated, cm- | praisal aside of the company's valuation, It 000, Uni prov property, $8,021,043 85 $8,268,611 65 4 msec ad rons Febraary, 1879, Ployed Thomas Murphy and Willa Laimbecr.” Not- } seen that in wan: ineulveen shore, than 60 pe Brooklyn ompauy's Valtixtion) iabilities, Sey ye ee ee ata tae toe ries ake, | 92008 Ob Th f L. L” Louis c. : Many’s | it had bwen dono for $30,000, According to the Se erat We ealitetae | ereecurees te the total ‘cash receipts for ‘Pitta tt mocntre pr ie the month of mber, 1878, wax £2,004 G4, while " i \ the expenditares awounted to $17,174 13; Janaary, A. F. Bellows’ “Old Chine Ana, | iy, receipts, 1,008 06, expenditures, 9,417 4, » B4,750 87, jpenditures, svipts up to the present time Withstanding the fact that there was a diilerence of | of the vultte has boon loaued even b; Onsorva- | 20,000, 1, We of Bedford ay. and’ Mor= ue of ontstandin hibition, which will probubly last for threo weeks, | drjount to #10, xpenditures, $10,113,061 83. About $600,000 between the twouppraisements, Super | tive institution, in some instances ta high. ae 40 por ton 8t ia oN 0,000 | Ne thos oe neater ng 4 wna,078 00 $7,012,000 33 | {Will be dovoted to the pBarchase of exhibited paint: | Tho amount th ‘ ari tntendent Smyth accepted the Morgau and Ludiow | cent having beon advanced, like tHe item of $45,000 | 9,000, Wnimproved dint ward property, Policy elalins resisted OF ings tho preference being diven to examples Of | iciable amount to $000, and the total abilities are valuations. ‘To give an illustration of different valu- | on No, 405 Seventh avente, which is appraised at Brooklyn. cemeaeoatiereny * $7,000 | Mot AUG... scccsseseces ~ sa0,000 15 | Amerion, arte ee ee teint tee a |.8 sident Murphy informed the Board ations, all ou file in the Insurance Departunent, 1 | only $60,000, and the six mortyayes of $00,000 on | 5,000, Birstay., nowr 118th #t., New Yor : —| Unpaid dividends “to prose od jini bor yon five ni ca alning | that at the present tiie there was not a single man append a tow of the items in the lown account, placing | 180th street, near Sixth avenue, which is only valued | 20,000, m. 8. Of Ross si, between Lee and policy holders. «86,619 59 94,490 17 sieve bux Guus of tin vevenio to the Deo, | #t Work on the bridge, and the engineer's force was side by side the figurus as given by the company and | at $72,000. ‘It will also be noticed that quite a cou- Bedford avs., Brookly ts... ss. 80,000 | Averned rents, ‘ _ 1,606. 67 five pe cue a ope _ “ton half pay. There were contingent liabilities, by the {usurance Department :— je asnount of unimproved p: LY (Vacant) is 7,000, No. 875 Clinton st., Brookly: — | Other liabilitic « 104 678 2474 8s Ws neo ia president of the Exhibi- President Murphy said, amounting to three hun Laimbeer & Morgane L tyaged by the New York Lite. Shurphys | deuiiow, . " Wi, No. 463 State st, Brooklyn ‘ dred odd thousand dollars, arising out of agreements 000, a W. corner of Bedtord ay. and Bi Tollowing aro nade with owners of land which had been taken for the nivst importaut mortgages held by, this | 90, tion Association; Mr. Isaae Brooks, Jr., secretary, Ve , ‘Total liabilities on pol- y. . Ad . Amount Dep't, Vaduae —“Vasluae company, covering as they do someol the most kelect t., Looky. ..s.s.6 jey holders’ accounts, $6,005,276 36 $7,181,479 20 | and Mr. W. H. Graham, treasurer, ‘The Kxcoutive | pridae purposes. The trustecs ought to havo Loaner. tuon, tion. Digference. | Yoculitics in Now Norki-— 11,500, corner Douglas’ wt, Grows’ susplus. par paliey , Commies Wr ithe, Sues Cer ome he, $1,000,000 {0 keep good faith, and not incur any $10,000 Lots corner 0th Amount Fi Company's Lirookly sage ee hokiers' acvotuits...... 1,026,067 49 1,087,192 45 | CON Se Le yetnd BG bind” | further liabilities. ‘That amount was duo the bridge Astst., Brooklyn $2,000 $25,000 $16,000 | Loaned. Description of Properly. Valuation, | 20,000, No. 526 Fulton st. Brooklyn Policies in force. severe inthe: a from this city, Mt. Murphy said. Brooklyn had paid Lots on Iu aud $67,500, 9 mortgages, Nos. 40, 42 and 44 Kast 10,000, 1, 8 of Dean st., hear New York Number ‘ 19,690 19,353 eos aaa, ease $1,600,000, but was still indebted to the bridge 1 st, 6th and WER Ete ..ecceeres 1,000, No. 2i Hanson pice, Brooklyn. Amount.....6 + $96,087,743 $32,101, “ALWAYS WITH YOU, $40,000. Whon this city stopped contributing a ps oe rape y Andy 92,000 132,400 40,400 | 76,000, LI rer aay i 36,000, n. s, of Sehr ee at, W. Of Sd a Be we Brooklyn stopped also, jenstieds tn ten o imdb ' ning w 8. Of Sth a 22,000, 4 mortgages, St. James place. Uapital stock. 125,000 00 “] A communication and petition ir jon sessscuses ee 10,000 14,000, 4,000 | 17,000, N@s. 317, 11,000, 2 na Nos, 126 nd rt oe e. ¥ Pome ray a og Saye eres fig wg hey value of the property of Mary E. Hill, in Frankfort Union Gom- 11,500; vi New premiums + 66,609 93 55 $1 for the general fund; from “Mrs. 8. ©. | strect, this city, was received and read, when it waa pany, G00 acres... Renewals. Gus,501 53 440,260 90 | A.” $1 for the general fund; C. $10 for the | resolved that in the fature, when an offer for land ie 15,000 | 46;x00, ortyages, N ‘Lhe Globe also holds ta lt gens sertmendaedn a prcupyetoanny Ve differences in valuation are still more striking when J6 lots, each 250100, nm. &. Of A1Vth Bt, pt w . UL to 37 DeKalb ay,, For interest, 208,960 78 24,518 06 | general fund; from “Sympathy,” $6, and trom “©, | mede by the Board and the owuer of the land refuses 40,000, owe of the Louvior parcels come udder review, 1 85 ct, @ of Oth ay., New York... severaees . 24,000 —__ | 0.” $1 for tho Hruza family, of 37 Basex street, | to accept the same, the Board take the property by 411 to 215 Greene av, u¥,000 Total income........6. S82 2 8(86.807 61 | Lota. 318, due process of law.