SIR:-Acting under your appointment of June 10, 1898, I beg to state that I have completed an examination of the Maryland Casualty Com. pany of Maryland. The examination gives the condition of the Company to date of June 1, 1898, and shows the condition of the Company on that date to be as follows:

SIR:-Acting under your appointment of July 2, 1898, I beg to state that I have completed an examination of the Immediate Benefit Life Insurance Company of Baltimore City. The examination gives the condition of the Company to the date of June 25, 1898, and shows the condition of the Company on that date to be as follows:

SIR:-Acting under your appointment of July 22, 1898, I beg to state I have completed an examination of the Maryland Life Insurance Company of Baltimore. The examination gives the condition of the Company to date of June 30, 1898, and shows the condition of the Company on that date to be as follows:

ASSETS.

Baltimore City Stock and other stocks and bonds owned
by the Company. Par value $1,135,630; market value..
Real estate, office building, 8 and 10 South st., Baltimore
Real estate, purchased under foreclosure of mortgages...
Loans on real estate (bonds and mortgages).
Loans on collateral security......

$1,216,601 17

181,000 00 41,700 00

279,569 33

Loans on Company's policies (policies held as collateral)
Premium notes and loans on policies in force......
Cash deposited in banks and on hand.........
Accrued interest, dividends, rents, etc..

Premiums in course of collection (less 20 per cent.)....... Semi-annual and quarterly premiums not yet due (less 20 per cent.).........

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE, MD.

MATTHEW S. BRENAN, President. J. S. PIERCE, Secretary pro tem.

BALTIMORE, MD., July 14, 1898.

To the Honorable F. Albert Kurtz,

Insurance Commissioner,

Annapolis, Md.

DEAR SIR-Acting under your appointment of June 20, 1898, I beg to state that I have completed an examination of the Mutual Life Insur ance Company of Baltimore, Md. The examination gives the condition of the Company to date of May 31, 1898, and shows the condition of the Company on that date to be as follows:

The reduction in the assets of the Company, as shown above, when compared with their report to you on December 31, 1897, is largely made up from an item they call "Initiatory Notes," and which they heretofore included in their assets. Some of these no doubt have a contingent value, but I do not consider it sufficient to allow them as part of the funds of the Company.

(Signed,)

Respectfully submitted,

JOHN W. PULIS, Special Examiner.

EUREKA MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,

BALTIMORE, MD.

W. S. GILlespie,

President.

R. W. GRIFFIN, Secretary.

BALTIMORE, MD., September 28, 1898.

To the Honorable F. Albert Kurtz,

Insurance Commissioner,

Annapolis, Md.

SIR-Acting under your appointment of September 21, 1898, I beg to state I have completed an examination of the Eureka Mutual Aid Society of Baltimore. The examination gives the condition of the Society to the date of September 24, 1898, and shows the condition of the Society on that date to be as follows:

INCOME FROM JANUARY 1, 1898, TO SEPTEMBER 24, 1898.