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New York Mercnry for 1883. Fully eqnipped with tliefinest printing machinery iu the world, capable of working off 30,000 copies per hour, the New Yokk MeboüBT will enter upon its FOBrT-FIFTII VOLUME, commencing January, G, 1883, with a determination to more than ever ment the liberal patronage which has marked iti fiftríwr for npnrlv lmlf a íATitnrv_ Ar. ' om lui ucaiij nuil a ii.mui;. ï.1.rangements have been consuminated, both at home and in Europe, to secure for the ensuing year many sterling novelties to increase the already incomparable rariety of literary attraotions which have always made the New York Mercury a welcome guest in every home circle. REDUCED BATES OF SCBSCEIPTIOS. But in order to enhance the already wide-spreadcircwlationof the New York Mercdrt, the proprietor has determined J to reduce the annual subscription rate for 1883 from 3.00 to $2.50 per annum, thus making it the largest, handsomest, choapest and best family paper in the United States. Each subscriber will get 1,800 SQUARE INCHES OF BEADING MATTER vi ijiiijn a i la.m x vía V'--'1 ' comprismg more than 15,000 lines of ohoice literature in each issue - nearly equaling the oontents 'of a 35-cent magazine. The New York Mercury wiü be mailed, postage free, for six months, for $1.25, or three months for 75 cents. Sample copies sent when requested. Address Wm. OacIDwblií, Proprietor, jzo-ii] ixo. ó jr-arK ow, isew lorK uwy. ANNUAL STATEMENT For the Year Ending December 31st, 1882, or THE COSDITIOS AND AFTAIIIS OF TH WASHTENAW Hntnal Fire Insnrasce Co., Located at Aun Arbor; orga.niT.ed under the laws of the State uf Michigan, aod doine busiaess in the county of Washtenaw. in said State. HENRY D. PLAIT, President. STEPHEN FAIRCHILD. fiecretary. MEMBERSHIPH. Number of members Dec. 31, of previousyear 2,060 Number of membera added during the preaent year l'(3 Total 2,188 Deduct numljer members withdrawn duriiiK the year, and oancled UIOS 11} lCa.fUIl UI SttlO UI ULIlt'I ISt. J"-l Number of membersnonrbelonging to company 2,080 RMKS. A moiin t ofproperty at risk Uec. 31 of previoas year$(. 135,530 (0 Anioimt of rmka added during present var 324,780 00 Total Í4.46O.3Í0 00 Dediiet risks canceled, withdrawnorterminated 354,7'3O 0C Net amount now at risk bjcompany J4.10580 00 RKSOUBCES. Amount of premium or deposit note now in foree- tmnf. Amount of cash premiums (or assessments) actually on hand 884 XI Amount of outstanding assesments not canceled 170 15 ature ana auiount oí au otner resouroes, vut: Capital Htock of the eonipany 4,105,580 0C Total reiources $l,10fi,H0 42 LIABIMTIE8. Claims for losses due and payable.. . 415 12 Claims for losse? Dot matured - none. Claim for losses resisied ï.'ilM fi'i Nature and aiuount of all other claims viï: T. B. Uoodspeed estáte, forser rices as director 83 00 Borrowed money 4,450 00 Total liabilltles s Ö.291 77 INCOME. AmouDt of premium on deposit notes taken during the year - nove. Amount of cash premiums rocelTed during the year 3 03 Amount collected on assessninnts whifih wr 1pti1 riug the present year $7,!H)5 91 Ou special asse&sment for D. W. Potter 0 12 8,36 06 Amount collected this year on asaesament whieh wasleTied in prior yrs. 100 40 Amount receired trom membership or pol.cy f ee ] .V 75 Araount received f rom percentage on increased or decreasea insurauce. In No. 3. Amount receivei f rom cash balance of previout year 198 31 Income from all other sources, viz: - On canceled policies 129 62 Borrowed money $10,400 00 Hefunded 8 00 10.409 00 1 uiai nicunie lor uiti car 9 iw.oiö 10 EXPENDITURES. Amount paid for loases during year, lof which $lt0iy.l5 occured iu prior years) 11.1S2 95 t Amount of alary and f ees paíd to officers and directora, us per items iuScheduleA 1,550 7-1 tAmount of all other expenditures during the year, as per Schedule B,. 6,494 20 Cash on hand to balance 384 27 Total expenditures during the year $ 19.618 16 tsCHKDULK A. For balance of pay for 1881. H. D. Ptstt. director 81 82 E. A. Nordman, director 41) 8ü Stephen Fairchild, director and sec'y S50 Ou John J. RobUon, ex -director 56 58 H, M. Mowry, ex-director 105 03 A. Crittenden, assistant 1800 James McMahon, assistant 10 00 (J. H. Wln3, assistant 10 00 John ( 'ojk, assistant 1 33 J S Hendersun, assistant 36 01 J. W. Wing, assistant ai 34 T. B, (ioodspeed, assistant m 00 For 1882. H.D. Platt, director and president. .. 131 93 Stephen Fairchild, director and sec'y 500 00 Horatio Buroh, director 67 00 V i NnniBian Hirt-i'tmFM Hl) John J. Kobison, ex-director 23 85 J. W. wing, assistant 64 08 C. H, Wines, assistant 23 00 A Crlttenden, assistant 18 50 H. M, Mowry, assistant t 00 Total Scheflule A ■ $1,558 74 JSCHEDULE B. Refunded 12 02 8tationery 7 16 Printing 48 75 Incidental penses 8 83 Postag 48 55 Commission to receivers . 51 10 Help in office 22 L0 Interest !4 14 Kent of office 206 00 Furnituro 5 10 Borrowed nioney 5,950 Ou ToHl ScUeduleB $6.494 80 MISOELLANEOCS QUBSTIONS. 1. How many assessmonts have been made during the j-ear? Ana. One. 2. What is the amount of all the a&sessraenM made during the yearr Ans. (8,522 21. 3. What 1 the rate per cent. of such asse?smentsonthepropertyinsured AnB. 00.28 prcent. 4. What is the rate per cent of such assessmonts on the premium or depogit noten? Ans. per cent. 5. What amount was re-assessed for assessmenta that were not paid? Ans, . 6. What amount of lossen are allowed to accumulate befnre au assessmeut is leried? Ana. All for one year. 7. Does the company, in makiug an aaseasment, provide thercin for any surplus fund over the actual loases accrued? If so, huw miuh ? Ana. Eitimated incidental expenses for the coming year. 8. What proportion of the actual loss sustained by a policy holder does the companvjiav' Ans Twothird. 8TATE OF MICHIGAN, i Coumty or Wahhtehaw. i " Henry D. I'latt, President, and Stephen Fairchild, Seeretary of said eompany. do, and each for himself doth depone and say, that they hare read the foregoing statement, and know the contenta thereor, and that they have good reason belieTe, and do bellere, said statement to be tnt. HENP.Y D. PLATT, President. STEPHEN FAIRCHILU, Secretary. aworn ana suDscnoea nerore me. at Ann Arbor in said State and county, thls 15th day of .Ja n u ary, A. I). IR". C. II. MANI.Y, Notary Public, Washtenaw coúnty, Mleh. Ilinsol 11 Ildii Notice. 1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore (ing un. der the flrm name of Stofflet tt Adams is this day (January 10, 188.%) dissolved, by mutual consent. The debts of the flrm, up to the date of the disaolution, will be assumed by F. Stoffllet who willretnain to carry on the business at the old stand. F. KTOFFLET Jan 3fi-4t W. 1). ADAMS. Abstracts of Titles on Real Estáte. IHAVÏ a complete compilation of the Offlcial Records of Washtenaw County to date. inclu dinr all TaxTttles, Ezecutiona, any incumbrance on Real Estat, that is of Record in the Register office, is shown by my books Office, in the ofllce of the neeretary of the Washtenaw mutual insurane company. in the basement of the o houwt. C. H. MANLY, Ann Arbor. Mtch tü trt fXl per II at Samples Í0 10 iU wo.th$5free. Address Stinson k Co.. Portland Hum. (CC ' week in your own Terms and $5 JDD outnta fr. Addree H. 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