Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1896, Page 3

_THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1896-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES PURSUANT TO THE| PIRST BAPTIST CHUROH.—THE WHARTON : BAPTI6T. id National ~Dewéeratic Convention, meeting, so auspiciously last evening, will Deuenaiic primey accor ore called | contines hts evening ay 7:50 o'cieck. Siete a | PASTOR EDMOND HEZ SWEM BAPTIZES SON- to be heid om the evening of Be oredae t aor vited. it = ae eee oa ee ermon. SOS pA Re ay Oe | Brass MEETING, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ite Seb Sle Sua ‘three alternates toa democratic coovention |e AntkSaloon League, at Wesley Chapel, Stn | {B¥ited. Auditorium Second Bapttat Chureh, 4th to be held Academy of Music, corner of oth = 7 Drone al | = Adavcosce oe Sie. en CU EURED AY. SEAEES Blue, Kan:as; Hon. ’A. M. Hardy, Indlaaa.1t TWELFTH, which witl lect six aeanier and BICYCLING = ‘ix alternates to represent 1 democracy of [EALT! Dietrict of Columbia, in the national democratic = 4s best done on the ‘Columbia’ ronvention, to assemble in Chicago, TIL, on the Tth day of July, 1808, and te transact such other Dusiness as may come before it. In the language of the national the standard of the world fur wheels. ‘The greatness of the Columbia is evidenced by the fact that other democratic makers ctrive to make thelr wheels st. and Va. ave. s.c. it ELDER J. G. EUBANKS, tet, will preach at Jno. st. #.e., Tuesday evening, March OLD SCHOOL BAP- T. Campbell's, 111 11th 0, at 7:30. 1t* FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. ABOVE Scott Circle, Dr. Charles’ A. Stakei Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. meeting, 6:30 p.m. Ce by Dr. Wharton will Preaching, 11 a.m. and 7:30 | . M. Wharton of Bultimore. +) pastor.— Christian’ Endeavor } Dr. | ‘000. CT CYCLE E, being assisted in the music be Prot. Bush, ittee's call: “Jest as good.” DISTRI Week, being assisted In the music by Prof. : SSFAHL democratic coiservative citizens of the CO agentes. Hare Brittain 3 lute of Dr. Gordon's Church, Boston. ‘The pub- Vnited States (District of Columbia), irrespective 8: "452 Tenn. ave. fes- lie“are cordially invited to be present. Mt of past a ansoctations a who = + = SECOND (BATIST CHURCH, 3D ST. NW cum unite with us im the pure, eco- + r Bishop Johnson, D.D., 1 a.m. and 7: 1 tal coattlonal government are cr CHURCH NOTICES. pm! ier. E.'S, Hatten of Dallas, Keats. 12 invited to participate oa eas baptizing. )- 1. in sending delezates to the District METHODIST. bap en Pp.m., communion and recep convention. 7 ‘The primary meet AVENUE M.E. CHURCH—PREACH- AL MEETING OF THE DISTRICT h district “at veloc pastor, Dr. J. 1, Stitt, 11 a.m., and ry Union will be held in Calvary Baptist i ened at Wilson, presiding elder, at 7:30.) Ey- k At se Monday, March 9. Public meeting at 7x Business meet- ite COR. 9TH AND S STS. 11 a.m., sermon % ANGEL M. E CHUR Hvgh Johnston, Dr. Milburn, chap Dr. Hugh Johnsto trizhtwood ave. ‘Third—W. H. Mat Fourth—Jobn MeKenna, earth ay schoo! + oh M st Epw Fifth Thos. F US Dopoue, Cirle ih a. . B. i hoston, D.D.: 7:30 p.m, Su John Boy! Sehool missioaay service; shoct program by the - schoal and short addresses by Bishop Hurst and We Potomac Hall, 11th Edward Gurrey, ot ‘Faront a. Campbell, L. Jonian, 802 EB st. mw |. Fred Kelly, Sol I st. n.w. We Costello, cor. ath and BW. Fiftecnth—P. F. Cusick, Ryder Hall, 421 N. J. ave. ‘Thirt Fourteenth—W N sts. 5 PLACE M. E. CHURCH SOUTI th and Kon . ee ws Rev. Bate W. Canter, pa - tt v1 lo Hall, ching 11 a.m. and m, thsi, Bigteenth Jno. C. Whitttkindt, Monumental ee ee ee ce re wis “Hobt. i 3 all, 7th st.} morning rvice at might; 8. S., 225 senteenth Dosle, Blake Hall, 7th PAD er Bee and Mt, ineteenth—F. man Hall, atieth—Edward Eyneh, Washington Hall, and Pa. ave. 3 ocean. Cos ct ‘MeDonald, Tena TS HOLA Chairman Democratic ice. at 11 a.in., preaching by “pl riy. D.D.: 6:15 p.m., Epworth League: p.m, adres Mis. V."F. Cox of Tabor, adent of Sabbath observ ( . B. Platt, pres Monday p.m. EL. soe Farnam, Beard, D.C. meeting p dent of District official board. WwW. ¢. ured. S p.m. AVE THL ¢ Pistriet handise, fixi the Pope Manufacturing REE after carry on uisiness in dl : ey, SF. AM persons indebted to the Distriet _ , m , : pans shontld he payments to cheeks p anufacturine prayer weet All are eo inviied, S&LEM BAPTISE COURCH, CHAMPLAIN A’ n.w., Rev. S. Gerlah Lamicin, B.D., pastor,—-i am. Rev. A. A. J. Egerton. 3 p.m, Rev. Wal- ter H. Brooks, D.D. & p.m., Rev. L. G. Jordan of Ebiladelphia. 100 converts, MP. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURC , subject: “The Wrecked Strangers invited. Di. 33. Mun, 0p. vening: BS 0-00 am m., Fleet.’ ly OW. Hil. 6 p.m. missio nb. from. CHURCH, F ST. Bi y all day. y Stat Cuptain Blanche B. u Army ard Miss Bess F, . 3D AND $4 li a.m., Rev. J.C P. Gibbons, Ph.D.; 7:30 Sabbath school, 9 a.m. Missionary services to be of the Gardoer, re- Africa. C. B, Walker, Howard, pastor. AN are te EPISCOPAL. IARGARET’S.—ST. M of Conn. ave., a almost to the dour. ‘ture: . 4:30 p.m 9 a.m. Surd: 30° a.m. ; "mornin; 4 i a.m.; evening pray Hol i Epworth Le ration, ‘Thursday, S04 E st. S pam. 10 board of di- |, 20TH ST. ski, pastor. Sundays THURCH, Rev. Alfred 1 mu. and invit st. The Metropolitan stre Thursdays— Holy communio 8 a.m; ‘doctrinal Fridays—Mor1 prever, and in Lent—Sunday’ school, itany and sermon, © aod communion—First and third mith, 11 t.m.; other Sundays, 8 a ‘Tuesday. Wednesday, holy communion, 8 t ¢ hours’ devotion (12m. prayer daily (except. Good Fri- Easter Holy communion, Prayer, sermon and holy com- 11 a.m.: evening prayer aud sermon, 4:30 ures, ever TARGARET'S IS AT THE short distanc ¥ ans. wil ring vou Services: Ash Wed.esdiy—— Holy communion, $ a.m.; service, sermon und. holy communion, 11 | a.m. Tuesdays—Ev prayer and contirmation lecture, 4:30 p.m. ve Resiays—Morning prayer and 9 am, sermon, 4:30. p.1u Sundays in th > any you will be most D STN Jardiug, ed, Tih s:. Hott wilt pre: Call to F low Th b edness We Wednesd CHL OF THE ASCENSION, ates SAND 14 communion. Wiseu.ts a itm 1, TATED MY | home in the ‘IYT TALMAI avd evening at 11 © First Pre p Sabbath shoot Bible THE ANNU AT, ers of Ub fit . will be bh G st. nw WM. A. rt presch in will Lith and It st TE BAY OY: sperixlly STE m. at 11 we Morning rector, Tt rout 8. with pm. dutt rbit 1th and @ sts, pastor. in guild root CONGREGATIONAL. 7 CONGREK ATIONAL CHERCH, CORNER ey ser . Aspinw Holy cv baptisin, cr pmumninion i a.m, and PRAYER. jock: holy inlay. ¥ The public it LISM. will be held =e m.. for the purpose of a if late brother, Herbert 1. Crocke attendance is requested. “Members lodges ure invited to be present. st der of the W METZER yr, Ha 1 medium for tests is most wonderiully gifted. Spiritualists ind investigators should net miss th ity to hear and sce this 1 e trut! ritualisin ers of the Nai Company of the | United States of America. for the election of di rectors of sald company for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the company, Room 8, San building, 1317 F street northwest, Washinz- ESDAY, MARCH 10. at 10 o'clock Z ITCHIE, See"y. THE: ANNUS STOC aa ers of the € GTH ST. held at the ‘The gravd het ween umvinication fully demons Me; 1. Mrs. Ellie Me the consideration of such bu: come before said meeting Secreteny Protect your property. md estinkstes. 1m, D p.m. by the Re TE aS tiysburg Thesk gical Seminary installments. er sees ¢ m_ All invites = DR. T. W. STUBELEFIELD, MMATION, VP. See L . Rev. W. E. Pursod, DE by the pastor at 11 and usta, it If your it will be turn oat comme vor it is seem, and is hound to The prices sre low ter who is ALWAYS Prompt.” mh7-1id PECK ME- M. CLA, OL RYE Set you VERY FIRST jm. in reoms of Y. M. €. AL, 1 ©. E. at 10.30. AN are welcome. It THE SECULAR LEAGUE. LAR LEAGUE HOLDS: .t Hail, 3 For cash at dump. rtaze very reasonable. SS. DAISH & SON, Corner 2d and Fla. ay Telephone 323. Every architect —who desires perfect glass work sh consult us before sterti baild. We have th» largest stoel sx in the +, ard uote the very lowest prices possible. Hamiling glass all these years has imide us “experts” In every sense of the word. Chas. E. Hodgkin, 913 7th. wh7-14d UNITARIAN. CHURCH, NER TH AN v. Jenkin’ Lloyd Jones of All aco, TM. will pesach snorni t ture evening at Church for the State. Study Class at at 6:50. Teople's Mectiis People's Meet Parish Union Lee tare, Wein, ‘ning, by Gen. A. W- Greely. Subject, “*Armei t tg ie = IF YOU WANT CHRISTIAN, Insurance that fasures—without trouble row and AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. heart burnings in the future—take 2 policy in the at MW am. and 7:30 p Connecticut Mutual. CE, 6:00. Seats te A. H. GIBES, Geeeral Agent, REFORMED: fel5-Im,14 918 F n.w., Washington, D.C. GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. Nw. bet. it Lave. and P st.. Rev. A. T. G. Apple, 9. Hi tor.—-Moraing lesson, 11 a.m.: Sunday set You Can’t Spill The Ink 50 amt Hedelters League’ Bop aes cheba from PAUL'S SAFETY INK WELLS, no mat- | _*¢?¥iee, 7:20 oclocl at ter if it's turned bottom up. They're con structed with a simple devier that pcevents the ick eseaping by accidont—er by exapora- tion. Ink ft kept free from dast—and never hardens. Fi:led with auy colored ink—10c. up. Easton & Rupp, 421 th St. Popular-Priced Stationers. (Just above ave.) m6-lid UNIVERSALIST. 2F OUR FATHER, 13TH AND L, REV. ogers, D.D.. pastor. Why ‘Should e With the Christian Church?’ P.m., ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON THE TRAVELS OF QTHE APOSTLE PAUL. All cordially A vite t ingle peak at Tax." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. rinst cnc lard Hall, Foand 14th.» 1 CH OF CHRIST, ts tute will hold its Metzerott yer Hall at 4 o'elock. on Fst. mthly class begins Monday at 2 p.m. at 220i K st. nw. ie HALL MISSION. (OMOTION OF HOLT ties’ Hall, 434 ve.—Every, 2:20 pm., p Astor, Miss tall, ed.” it? AMUSEM ATTORNE! AUCTION BOARDING . BICYCLES . LUSINESS CILANCBS. CHURCH NOTICE CiTY ITEM: COMMISS1 DEATHS SERSIONS . FINANCIAL . FOR EXCHA) ror tt FOR RENT (Sia FoR RENT (Wi FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE FOR SALE (Hoases). FOR SALE (Lots). HORSES AND VEHICLES. LOCAL MENTION LECTURES .. MANICURE MARRIAGES OCEAN TRAVEL. PERSONAL ... PROPOSALS RAILRIADS . SPECIAL NOTICES. STORAGE . UBURBA: UNDERTAKERS ..... WANPED (Help) WANTED (Hcuses). WANTED (Rooms)... WANTED (Stores). WANTED (Miscellaneous). WANTED (Situations). WINTER RESORTS. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. RS OF DEEDS COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE (Miscellancous) MONEY WANTED AND TO LO. THE OFFICIAL u i gs ie ? WEATHER MAP. 502 tear © Partly Clouds 3 actacnrile Sas 50: @ fain. 50. @ Snow) “yd EXPLANATORY NOTE: Observations taken at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time. Sold lines are $s0- bars ur lines of equal air pressure, drawn for each enth of an inch. Dotted lines are isotherms or Mines of equal temperature, drawn for each ten degrees. snow has failen during preceding twelve hours, The words Shaded areas are regiors where rain or ‘High and “Low” show location of areas of high and low barometer. Small arrows fly with the wind. A FAIR SUNDAY, But Colder Weather is Predicted for Tontght and Tomorrow. Forecast till § p.m. Sunda: For the District of Colum and Maryland, fair; colder Sunday; northwesterly winds. For Virginia and North Carol'na, fair and decidedly colder tonight and Sunday; frest Sunday night; northwesterly winds. , Delaware tonigat and Weather conditions and general forecast. —The storm central in northern Wisconsin Friday morning has moved eastward to western New York, and now covers New England, the lower lake region and the middle Atlantic states. The pressure is re west gulf states, the } ppi and Mi: souri valleys. A moderate depression is central on the north Pacific coast. The barcmeter has fallen in New England, the lower lake region and the middle Atlanuc states; it has risen aecid sippt ley, and ther generally wes ward to the Pacific coast. It is warmer in New England and the Atlantic states and on the Rocky Mountain plateau. It is de- cldedly colder throughout the Mississipp! and Missouri valley: Rain has fallen generally in all districts east of the Mississippi river. The following heavy precipitation inenes) was reported: During the past twenty-four hours—Mont- komery, 1.28. The weather will Le fair in the middie Auantic and gulf states tonight and Sun- high in the dn day. Rain or snow will continue in New England and the middle states tonight, fol- lowed by clearing weather Sunday. The temperature will fall decidedly near the west gulf coast tonight and in the east gulf and middle Atlantic states tonight anc Sunday. It will be colder in the Ohio val- ley and middle states tonight and in New England Sunday. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m: Great Falls, temperature, 36; condi- tion, 11. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 40; condition at north connection, 1; dition at south connection, 3. Distri reservoir, temperature, 3); condition at fluent gate house, 3; effluent gate house, Tide Table. Today—Low tide, 8:12 a.m. and 9:08 p.m.; high tide, 1:40 a.m. and 2:10 p.m. Tomorrow—Lo: and 10:12 Sun rises, 3 s sun sets, 40 a.m. tomorrow. The City Lights, Gas lamps all lighted by tinguishing begun at 5:18 a.m. The lighting is hegun one hour before the time named. Naphtha lamps all lighted by 6:05 p.m.; extinguishing begun at 5:33. Public are lamps lighted at 6:35 p.m. and extinguished at 6:03 a.m. Range of the Thermometer. The readings of the thermometer at the weather bureau today were as follows: + 42; 2 i p.m.; ex- THE WEATHER FORECASTS BY FLAG SIGNALS. No. 1. No. 2 . 8. No. 4. Cleat or falr Local rain Te: Weather. or 8 now. Explanation of the Flags. ‘The fiacs are hoisted each Gxt upon the tesne of the morning ‘that! may be expected during ths ly the last twenty-four ours of that period. They indicate the weath teut: downward. If more thaa ane kind of we corditions first named In the forecast will of s “cold wave’ Js included id the forecast 1 proper weather flag. The temperature fing. when placed abore numbers 1, 2 or 3, colder westher; when put placed below numbers 1, 2 or 3, tnite: ‘he temperature will remain stationary. CONFEDERATE BATTLE ASSEY Movement to Locate the Proposed Me- morial in Washivgton, The Cost to Be $750,000, of Which $200,000 Has Been Raised—Attend- ance at Richmond, The regular meeting of the Confederate Veterans Thursday evening was-one of the most largely attended for some time, in addition to other matters of !mpo! steps were tzken for the appointment cf a committee to work up an interest toward securing the erection of the contemplated Battle Abbey of the South in Washington. It is the desire of the association in form- ing the committee to secure gentlemen from among well-krown citizens of the District who are not members, as well as from its own membership. The proposed memorial temple, battle abbey, or whatever it may be officially christened, will be on a colossal scale, and will all probability involve an expenditure of $750,000 or more. It is the earnest wish of the Contederate Veterans’ Association to secure its location here, not only as a southern memorial building, but as one of national importance, and an especially attractive and ornamental fea- ture to the city. The work of promoting the endeavor will be ably assisted by the Ladies’ Relief Society. Steps are being take organize a committee of fifty, embracing memb2rs of the two associations and a number of prominent ladies and gentlemen outside of the associations. A committee, composed of one member from each state and one from the District of Columbia, was appoirted at the last grand encampment of the United Veterans to decide pon the location of the memoria! building, and this committee will do so at the coming annual encampment, to be held in Richmond in June next. The committee of promotion here, to be formed thr: ugh the movement inaugurated at the Taursday night meeting, will solicit subscriptions, to be devoted toward the erection of the build- ing if located in Washington. The general fund, collected through the southern camps, to which the association of this city has made a coitribution of several hundred dol- lars, amounts already, it is said, to over $200,000, which in itself \;ould insure a very handsome edifice. Plans will be completed at once for pushing the work of the com- mittee in this city. Arrangements in regard to delegates to the annual encampment at Richmond were taken up Thursday ing, and it was de- cided that the associat! shguld, as far as possibie, attend in a bi iit was also ds- cided that the only distinguishing feature in the way of uniform snould be a soft hat, light in color and similar in shape to that worn by the militia. Headquarters will be selected today for the wrk @f the memorial hall committee. Gesture TREASURY MESSENGER ‘PALLS DEAD —. James M. Houseman -Stricken With Heart Disense Thia Afternoon. James M. Houseman; an! elderly white man, who was employed a&’ a messenger in the office of the solfeitor‘of the treas- ury, died suddenly 2 li tle before 1 o'clock this afternoon in the!’ treaSury building. He was sitting in the Watehthan's chair at the east basement door,“where express mat- ter is received. Sudadfly, And without a word, he fell forward. He was dead be- fore anything could be done for him. The sad occurrence created a consideranle excitement about the corridors at the time. Houseman was well known and greatly liked among the employes of the depart- ment. The coroner's office was immediately rotified, and Deputy Coroner Glazebrook was on hand in a few minutes. He made an examination of the body, which lay in an adjoining room, and decided that heart disease was the catse of death. ° Mr. Houseman lived at’ 1242 12th street. He came to Washington about nine years ago, and was appointed to the pcsition that he held at the time of his death. He was from Newcastle, Del., and as a democrat Was quite active in affairs in that state. He leaves.a wife, who is living in Dela- ware, and a daughter, who was with him here. er $s predivted fom the period from 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. the represented by the pperascst flag. sage, the cold-wave fag will be displayed below the Weather map and float nntil dark. following thirty-six hours, but more par- They are to be read from the top of the staff | When a i araing indicates warmer weather; when displayed, the indications are that SUSPECTED OF INCENDIARISM | Nina Dumas Arrested Because of Last Monday's Fire. : Evidences That Her House Wax Set Afire—Her Ap lention for In- | surance on Its Contents. The police have been engaged all the week in making an investigation of the incendiary fire at the house of “Nina” Du- |} mas, in the “Division,” carly Monday morn- | ing. Early last evening “Nina” Dumas | was arrested by Precinct Detective Sutton | of the first precinct and locked up. Sus-| picion was the charge against her. The officer suspected that she had set fire to! 4 her house or had employed some other per- son to do it for her. It was about 4 o'clock in the morning when the fire occurred. The proprietress of the house was supposed to have been in New York since the previous Thursday. Te There was no one in the house when the fire was discovered. The firemen succeeded in checking the flames in time to discove' evidence of their incendiary origin. Kere: oil had been poured through the house on the carpets, bedding and furniture, while a large packing box filled with wearing ap- parel had been saturated and left on a bed Two new oil cans were found in the house. A colored woman who had been employ- | ed as a domestic by the woman was lo ed up, but the next day she was release. d. | as the circumstances did not indicate thai she had been used as a tool to destroy the house and contents, Nina Dumas is twenty-nine years old, and is a native of France. She occupied the house, No. 1430 C street, only a few months, and the detective says paid $115 a month for it. The woman now under arrest says that she went to New York Thursda: y, but the detective has fcund two men who claim that they saw her here Saturday. She re turned the day after the fire. During these few days, according to the detective’s in- formatior:, she sent to Dave Tayenner three telegrams and a letter, but just what she had to say in them the detective does not know. Tavenner, who is an unmarried man, lives on I street, and is a clerk in a furniture store. He was summoned to the police sta. tion this morning, and detained there wile the officer was continuing his investigation. It turned cut that the woman had the contents of the house insured in the North- Western Company fer $2,500, and has put in a claim for the insurance. In getting the insurence policy, it is alleged, she swore she owned the furniture and a piano, when it is charged she had not paid for the furniture, and had only reuted the piano, Detective Sut tton says he thinks the men who cla'm to have seen the woman kere Saturday are mistaken. He thinks she was in New York, and should he fail to fix the incendiarism on her he thinks the insurance company will Prosecute her on a charge of making a false claim. In making this insurance statement, it is charged, she was assisted by the ¢ 5 Tavenner. Although he was detained at the station today for some time, he was not under arrest. —— Papers Excluded From Turkey. It is reported from Constantinople that The Evening Star and Post of this city, the Tribune, the World and Life of New York have been permanently prohibited by tle porte from entering Turkey. ——_+-e-__ Marriage Lice: Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Charles H. Busey of this city and Mamie Thiergart of Front Royal, Va; James D. Wise and Blanche E. Wise; Geo. Armstrong and Marie F. Kregcei; John C. McCoy of Boston, Mass., and Mrs. Jessie E. Allen of this city. American Beecham’s Pills for con= stipation, toc. and 25c Get the book at your drug- gist’s and go by it. Angual Sales More Than 6,000,000 Boxes, FINANCIAL Interest Paid Upon Deposits. INTEREST 18 ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS On daily Walarces subject to check. Those who have accounts open that usually have belances to thelr credit should consider the advantage of such Valances: AT ‘TEREST. It is credited on your pass book, added to the principal and made subject te your check. JOUN Joy ED President. 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Hauling F= R-E-E-! tng, March wer willbe we may qu entilated, new up. ‘Tight, w Rooms, $3 Merchants 929-931 DSi BUY WHEAT! ur hook on “*S Which are free. 9 PARCEL DELIVERY CO, ———"Phone 659. W. B. Hibbs BANKERS. 4s New York Stock Exchange, 1421 F Street. Correspondents of LADENBURG, THALMANN & €O., de6-i6d New York, & Co., Me CORS: MEMBERS OF T! EXCHANGE, 1419 F st.. Glover building. Correspondents of Messrs. Moure & Schley, 80 Broadway, Bankers ani Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange, Loans. Railroad Stocks and is and all securities listed on the exchange of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. A specialty mele of investment securities, Dis- trict_ bends smi ak ee Gas, Insurance and Telepbone Stock dealt in. ‘American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. act WE TAKE AS COLLATERAL ANY LI STOCK or umd in ans city of the 3 Hlso old line Ife insurance policies, syndicate certitl- cates, Warehouse receipts, real estate and trusts. YERKES erott building. mortgazes BAKER, 40 to 46 Metz- pos-tf | days, and DoYou Want Gold? » Pied 80 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Controls over five bun inzham o« com re, inined and treated at jess oppectanity that you will, Stock ina parent is is © sate condition «xisix in Vir~ xisted in South Afriea six yexr ntied quantities af ee math hares fall paid non stock of the T t Gold Beit Cha peny, par vi. This is not a prope the posession of aver j ine peris have fa is purehans « ive of -now., aud Prospects and ournnt & ons nA, T. D. Hooper & Co., Bankers, NEW YORK STOCK Weshington offi MEMP MANGE, 17 New Street, New York. 'The Union Savings Bank, 1222 F Street N. W. MONEY TO LOAN on, Open anti twent pay fru mb5-28d The Nationa! Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Of the District ‘of Columt, 1890, and F4., and ucts of Oct., 1892, ILLION DOLLALS, SIT Rents safes per annum Urities, and interes 5 Sols first-class real estate wadorher 1 ams of $500 and upwart. 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