Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1897, Page 11

No Blanks Here=-= When ther ing bargains before you that us—and our enterprise. et Sunday 1t LL LLL LLLP ESE ELEIESEILIVSISSES SGI GOES SSPE VPIPFPI IRN Winter glides into spring without slipping a single cog. 's a-between-season quiet in most steres we : are capturing the opportunities of the market—and plac- mean money in your pocket - —comfort in your home—satisfaction in your estimate of Such a privilege will be yours to enjoy on Monday. papers for the details. This is the only complete Housefurnishing Establish- ment in Washington—and at the same time it is the busiest—the best—the cheapest—and “Your Credit is Good.’’ House & Herrmann, Liberal Furnishers, Cor. 7th and I Streets. ete telnet oiontetetse WOMEN CYCLISTS Frequently the question is asked as to how far a woman should ride. There is no set distance, and hence no general answer be given. All women are not alike. me can stand fatigue, while others can- The least exertion will tire some wo- men, while others can withstand a good deal. This is evidenced in all of the walks of life, and applies equally as well to bi- cycling. Some women take a natural de- to the wheel, and can push the pedals for some miles without getting tired, while there are plenty of others who cannot and over one o= two miles of contiauous g. It on this account that each hould be the best judge of her capa- and fully know when she has traveled far enough. Washington has one member of the fair sex who has succeeded in covering a cen- tury within the allotted time of tourteen hours. She is one out of many. and an ex- pert rider. There are many other female the city who can an? have cov- fifty miles during a day. There are any more who would not be able to push this long distance or even half of ‘t. Ro! is rider bilit riders It is folly to Keep pushing the pedais when one is tired. The exercise ceases then to be jal, and assumes a harmfnl aspect, © damage can be Jone in this way than would be imagined n rider should be perfectly able to judge iow far she can ride. A man can ‘and more riding than a woman, endurance being a component part of his construction, as a general ruie. ff out on a long ride ircquentiy, es- pecially when climbing a steep hill. A stop of five or ten minutes will do an immense amount of goed and help ward off the fa- tigue that inevitably comes from lung: rid- ing to one inexperienced. The riding abilities can be gradually en- jarged with continual riding. Never at- tempt a long journey unless you have had @ good deal of experience in riding. It is isable to make short trips frequently, eradually extending the length, addi or three miles each time, and In # the muscles wil become 2ccustome use of the bicycle, and the rier surprised to find the large distance she can travel on the machine. when this state is reached it is unwise te make too large a jump, and impose t th: powers of endurance, whiea are apt to fail in an emergency of the kind. Baltimore has a club of 250 women mem- hers, who have signed a pledge to wear short skirts, clearing the ground at least three inches, on rainy days. The efforts to form similar clubs in other cities will be impeded by the fact that only the young and slender look well in short skirts. The Baltimore short skirt, which made its ap- pearance a few weeks ago, hasn't much consideration for the stout and the elderly women. It will probably not be long be- fore a similar agitation will be made in this city. It seems as though all of the re- forms in the feminine dress have a xen- eral tendency toward a rational costume, which, instead of being reached by a direct route usage will gradually come int> general Speaking of women clubs reminds the writer of the fact that with all of the fe- male cyclists in the city, there is not a sin- gle girls’ cycle club in the District. More than this, there is no club that has any fe- male auxiliary. This to be regretted. There is probably no city in the country that has so large a percentage of femule riders as Washington, and the absene> of a club of some sort is conspicuous. The organization of one, and its succeasful mun- a would refute many unkind re- mar! hat have been made on the subject. The male cyclists are generally selfish in one respect, and they look with disdain any female cycling organization. club by themselves or in a with men will never succeed. The ng and dissension will soon break organization,” said a well-known n to The Star cycle reporter. His prediction seems to have been verified in many instances. There was until recently a girls’ club in Chicago, which started off with a big blaze of giory, but which sud- nly came to a full stop, and from the st accounts the matter had veen brought into court to see which members were en- titled to the powder box, the curling irons and other feminine articles. A similur fate thas befallen organizations of a like char- SSS \ 4 Perfect \ /nfant Food Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Wilk APenrect Supstitute For MOTHERS Mik. For go YEARS THE LEADING BRAND. upon “Women in a club CLLh EL Rar acter in other cities. Several years 0, when the number of female riders was tim: ited, there was a very successful club in existence, known as the Nomads, which jasted for some time, but which gradually dropped out of existence. It would seem us though some of the riders of thé fair sex should get up a club of thair own, for the general good that would accrue. Lillian Russell, who has been singing this week at the Columbia Theater, is an en- thusiastic wheelwoman. Sne has several bicycles that have been presented to her, and a daily spin is one of the regular oc- currences on favorable days. She hus given out a number of interviews on. the subject, und expressed her unbounded admiration for the use of the silent-steed for ihe fair sex, which, she claims, like a good many others, emancipates women. Lottie Gilson is another ardent cyclist. Camille D'Arville, who has appeared in this city a nun:ber of times, is also an enthu- siastic rider. Allaline ‘Terriss, who tormer- ly played in “His Exceller has been riding for four y the wheel in preference her horse running away one cime and giving her such a scare that she was always afraid thereafter to drive. She says that she rides about an hour and.a half at a time, being as long as she can comfortably stand. pug It is a ludicrous sight to see a female rider towed along when a novice is doing the hard work. Especially is this so when one sees the sight for the first time. The writer saw the tow line tn practical opera- tion :ast fall out on the Coaduit road for the first time. The day was quite windr. A strong breeze was coming almost due north, that raised the dust in -louds and caused tears in the eyes of all those faced it. Riding mp the road was much harder than the return trip. as the wind was struck more squazely. ‘The wind was tinged with enough cold to make it disa- greeable. While staicing at a wayside re- sort a man was seen slowly pushing his wheel, and later it developed that a woman was perhaps twenty feet behind him. A repe drown taut was fastened from the man’s saddie post to the head of the wo- man’s wheel, and -vaile the man was puf- fing and blowing like 4 small-sized porpoise, the woman was taking things easy, nav- ing her feet on tne cuxsiing bars, only keeping the whee! straight. Eehind the two came another young man with a Ifttle girl in tow ir: a similar manner, the party evidently being one family:out for pieasure bent. It might have been pleasure for the women folks, but from all indications it was anything else but that for the men. ‘The towing process might come in gocd in the case where a young lady becomes too tired or sick while riding, but it appears to be much harder work than pushing a tandem for the man. Female racing is yet in !ts infancy in this country, and there are many females who hope that it will never be encouraged to such an extent as to become popular. It is all right and proper, they think, for the men to race, and perform record-break- ing feats, but it is something entircly out- side of woman's sphere. So far there have only been a limited number of female cycling races held in this country, the most prominent being a recent six-day go-as-you- please race. The venture did-not prove as successful as was expected, and, in fact, the managers lost money. The League of American Wheeimen ts opposed to female racing contests, and will not issue a z¢nc- tion for them. It goes still farther and threatens to suspend any male riders who compete on a track where there are female riders. This somewhat strengthens the cause of those opposed to women racing, as the league ts the power of cycle racing in this respect. The matter has not yet been permanently decided, nor is it likely that such will be the case, and from now cu the pros and cons of the question will be dis- cussed. —_——— HIGH WATER IN THE SOUTHWEST. Steamboat Excursions to the Flooded Regions Announced. The “Father of Water: continues its booming career, surprising planters, citi- zens and the oldest inhabitants alike. River steamers, both through and local, are mak- ing landings never before attempted, amd in some instances boats touch at points forty odd miles inland. A private levee on the Neely cotton plan- tation, ten miles above Memphis failed to resist the powerful current. All live etock in that section has been removed to the hilis. At Memphis proper the big 1,000-acre sand. bar ia completely under water, forcing out a hundred or more thugs and thieves, who made the willows on the bar a night hiding place. Welf river, just north of Memphis, is overflowing its banks, doing considerable damage to fences and settlers and settlers’ cabins. Two great side-whe2] steamers, capable of carrying 1,00 passengers each, yesterday afternoon issued nolice of excursions into eastern Arkansas, giving a view of the creccewes country and submerged pianita- tions. This means a trip of fifty miles due west from Memphis, through tree tops and over cabins, farms and small villages. Past high water offered no such opportunity. _ cee Fire at Phillipsburg, Pa. ‘The large store of the Phillipsburg, Pa., Fire Brick Company and three dwellings adjoining were destroyed by fire yesterday. ‘The fire originated in the store. The loss. will reach $17,000; $12,060 on the store and $5,000 on the dwellings. There is an insur- ance of $10,000 on the store. ———— +e<e—____ It matters littie what it is that you want | whether a situation or a servant—a “want” ad. in The Star will'reach the per- son who can fill your need,,, .,.. - THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1897—24 PAGES. =e SSE FINANCIAL. FENANCIAL. FINANCIAL. — eT ors REPORT CF THR CONDITION THE Foo A CORRECT STATEMENT 5 T. E. Ward & Co., |" sie Sabie EAs | a, w RTE ASTEAL PE = z 9) Gok on th day of BOG, fur. At the clue of buriness, March 9,.80% BANKERS. ee a AS —— approved 1333 F St. N. W Pald-up cash eapttal, .-.2..--4....<.- $1,750,000 00 . $835,222 77 oe oe Total ekerts as pox Getaiied scheteie. 45,551,212 15 . ey ee ee : IRC 5,684,820 94 | U.S bonds on heads: 2 “bo%e00 00 Deposits recetved. Check books furnished. wer ane on | erratum ont 8. onda : 1g 38 INTEREST WED. 7 jocks, “securities, ete s alte = Banking house, furniture and @xtares.. 109,000 00 3,090,004 59 | Due from national banks (not reserve LOANS aerate be "ares c@ 4,201,304 65 | Due from state banks, and hankers.<-< @:104 Sy ee Checks and ‘other cash Items PSPs fe DEALERS IN «++ $148,392 46 | Exchanges for clesring house. aes 3 Reinsurance reserve, reserve Notes of other national banks. 2,180 @O UNITED STATES BONDS, | *eitinted “on American. 300 39 STOCKS, WHEAT, COTTON. Cash or Margin. Total Mahilities. OUR FACILITIES FOR DEALING IN ALL a Net surplus. . TX OF SECURITIES AND SPECULATIVE COMMODI- | _ gwo, Boe TIES CANNOT POSSIBLY BE EXCELLED. THEY | of February: 1000. PHAR ment a INCLUDE AMPLE CAPITAL AND EVERY POSs- (Seal) % SIBLE FACILITY THAT COULD CONTRIBUTE | Wt H. PARSONS, District Agent, ‘TO THE SUCCESS OF AN INVESTOK OR OPEIA- ‘Tor. Call or send for Dally Letter and Circular. EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE WIRE TO OUR OFFICE, Capital stock paid in Surplus fund. Undivided _ profit taxes pald.. National bank notes cutstanding. Due to banks $11,600 40 Due to state banks and bankers. aoe 2,595 12 Irdividurl deposits sub- = * 1,086,721 27 4.519 65 $100,000 00 160,000 00 + 11,258 50. + $90,000 00 jotary Pubitc. 1001" F st. LW. REPORT OF [THE CONDITION ee ae the NATIONAL SAVE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND CO. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMEIAN At Washington, in the. District of Columbia. at the close of bus MAIN Ject to check. isinesa: March 9, 1897. Cte eee FINANCIAL. American Security and Trust Co., 1405 G St, Chas. -J. Bell, President. The Storage Dept., 1140 15th St.| 2 Pack and Ship China,-pianos, pictures, furniture, etc. Store Furs, Rugs, Silver ware, pianos, paintings, wines, furniture, etc. ND RESTAURANT, . Carolina ave. ‘and beach. Full ocean view. Steam heat. Home comforts. Terms reasonable. 8. 4. SOHWEISFORT, Formerly on Boardwalk. aih10-156t AVOCA HOTEL, — Kentucky ave. wear beach. Open all 0 r. Steam heat ii M. & J CARR ALBEMARLE, Vi AVE. NEAR beach.A modem hotel. $2 te $2.50 daily clal weekly rates and to families. Steam heat. Tange, heated sun and service of highest standard. Levan! ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3 NEW HOTEL. ST. CRARLES, Directly on the beach. Floest hotel on the coast. for the season March 17. Salt and fresh water in every bath. Write for boukl JAS. B. REILLY, F. 8. SMAW, Mg. wh6-156t THE EVARD. KENTUCKY AVENUE; 150 FEET from beach. Heated by hot water. '§2 to $2.50 31 and 33 Broadway, New York City. RESOURCES. Loans on real estate and collateral security .. U. 8. boads on hand Total .. Washington, District of Columbia, ss: — 1,105,445 44 1,468,704 03 T. E. Ward & Co. ESTABLISHED 32 YEARS. T. BRIGHAM BISHOP. 89 PER CENT FOR ‘THE YEAR. Tho regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent for the Inst quarter of the SRCOND ANNUAL SYNDICATE. with 2t per cent extra, will be payable on April 1. “OHANCES ARE LOOKING BETTER” THAN FOR YEARS. A better chance for speculation; a surer chance for investment. I am so satistied with my invest- ments im the last two Acnual Syndicates that I will guarantee a quarterly dividend of 2 per cent and an KQUAL DIVISION OF ALL PROFITS above the dividend for ull sums iuvested in my 3D AN- NUAL SYNDICATE. The one-half profit above the quarterly dividend comes to me as commission for services. Personally I EXPECT 100 PER CENT PROFIT. Forward Your Funds. My “TLirty Years Among the Bulls and Bears’? is worthy 2 place in every household, Send for it. Mailed free. Premitims on U. S. bonds Stocks, securities, ete. . Banking house, furntture and fixtures. « ‘Due from national banks (not reserve agent: Gheeks and other T, A. B. RUFF, cashier of the above named bank, do'solemnly nwear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A. B. RUFF, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day March, 1897, RANELIN P. Correct—Attest: ++ 289.976 84 7,614 80 ‘500 00 Notes of other national banks. Fractionak and cents. MENDENHALL, Notary Public. ©. _F, NORMENT, ARD GRAVES, urrency, nickels 12 74 yg 0 Capital stock paid in. Vadlvided | profits, lei “expe taxes pald .. Individual deposits. it REPORT OF TIVE the Z vs CITIZENS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, Yashington, in the District of Columbia at the ae Wate of venice, Daren 9, 3807. ~ . $2,855,016 51 county of Washington, ‘#8: 1, BENJAMIN YDER, president ‘of the above-named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl- edge and belief. > BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day -of March, 1897. WILLARD -H. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts... Overdrafts, secured and U. 3. donds to sect $733,121 52 ecured. 00 re_cfreulation MYERS, Notary Public. | Stocks, securities, + 2900 60 7 WATER St., BOSTON, Correct—Attest: Bankine-house, fursiture “an a) gus 1437 Chestnut ‘st... Phil M. G, EMERY, Due from national banks (not reserve 1321 F st., Wa JOHN F. RODGERS, agents) ..... = 29 "Broad WOODBURY BLAM, Due from state It Houghton, "3 ANDREW WYLIE, Due from approve AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY. it oy 5 wo oaks ___Directors. | Checks and other A beautiful home at Cleveland Park. REPORT OF THE CONDITIO: tes of other ctiotal paper cents Of the ‘UKITY AND TRUST C0., *., at the clese of business, 1897. Office, 610 14th st. mh12-tf AMERICAN At Waskington, REPORT OF THE CONDITION a Of the, NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, iz. 919 00, Specie At Washington, D. ¢ RESOURCES, gene: sla 225,536 00 At the close of business, March 9, 1807. hese Breen eerie Be ar ccalatien) 2,250 00 RESOURCES. 4 ako BR SO Loans and Aisconnts “i $245,679 59 peauelttes. (rete: : Total ... +++ $1,310,885 70 erdrafts, secured and unsecured: : ‘ — Barking-house, furniture and fixtures, LIABILITE S. bonds to secure circulation, 4%.. 200,009 00 | BAtk x ABI 8. bonds to secure U. 8. depusits,4% 100,000 0 | Bther real estnte wid mortgages owned Capital stock paid in. $390.00 00 U. 8. bonds on hand, 4%. Stocks, securities, etc. Banking house, furniture and fixtures, Due from national banks (not reserve agents) Due from state banks a Due from approved rese Checks and other cash itents. Exchanges for clearing house Fractional paper currency, nici cents... 110,900 00 Surplus fand.. Undivided profits, the basis of the Fiactional payer currency, ml tablep-of mortality and cents : 4 per cent int . 87,796,392 00 | Lawful : process ofa sks - | Legal t : other Habilities. Soe —— 311,851 50 Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer ~ “Total labffities. (© per cent of circulation) + 24,500 00 Total asset $45,557,272 15 oes 88,545,709 9) ‘Total .. 6,711,502 25 ENGLISH, Secretary. LIABILITIES. less “expenses and 83,04 12,822 89 so oo taxes paid. . + 14.161 National bank Due to other national banks. Due to state bauks and bankers Dividends unpaid... Individnal deposits subject ta check. . Demand certificates of deposit. Certified checks Total. District of Columbia, 1, THOS. C. PEAI 1 bank, do sol Statement is’ true to the best of my krowledge and Say THOS. C. PEARSALL, Cashier. ‘to before me this 13th day notes outstanding. peper currenc 181,148 00 oT $4,123,157 Specie (gold, $204,600) Legaltender note ington, 8s: Cashier of ihe above yore 250.000 00 Capital stock paid pl E 50,000 00 Surplus fund Undivided profits, taxes paid. é Dividends unpaid Individual depositsraub- L 313,558 00 mnly swear that the Redemption fund with € ss expenses and % of circulation). a 50 34,594 163 9,000 00 Subscribed and swo LIARILITIES. ete are Se OES 2s EN ary, Public Capital stock paid in. E 200, Certified checks. « Rocrert= : Pisin 90-000 00] Casiier’s (checks Correct —Avaest JOHNSC Undivided prod less expenses and standing S. 7 OMEN THe, taxes paid. . JOSEPH F. SAUM, Natioanl bani ‘notes outwtanding, Debenture bonds. NH. SHEA, Due fo other national it Directors, pan! 102,012 53 a SON 5 Due atone: bases aaa REPORT OF THE CONDITION bankers 1 eG. ident of the ees hank, do solemnly ir-that the pve state- 705,808 39 is true to the) best of my knowledge and 811 16 a Cc. J. BELL, President. RESOURCES. 4.797 38 Subscried and sworn to before me ihis 12th day | Loan and discounts United States depos! 74,842 64 of March, 1897. FIOWARD 3. REESIDE, — | Overdrafta, secured and unsecur Ser ee 889.332 28 ! -* Notary. Public, D.C. U. S$. bends to secure circulation. —. . f CoiwectAttesta U. 8. bonds on han Total $1,509,286 80 7%. BRITTON, Premiums on City of fon, 5 SBE * RY F. BL Stocks, securities, a I, Charles 8. Itradley, cashier of the above Due from national bai bank, do sclemnly swear that the shove si agents). Due from Da fs true tothe best of my knowledge and CHARLES S. BRADLEY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of March, 1807. BRICE J MOSES, Notary Public. DANL. B. CLARKE, A. A. WILSO; TE waa It ash it aring house. hanges for Notes of other national banks. Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents... = Lawful money reserve in bank, vi Specie (Gold, $359,302. Legel tender notes. U. 8. certificates of de- posit for legal tenders... 150,000 00 % Of the Correct—Attest: NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, At Washington, D. C.. At the close of business, March 9, 1897. RESOURCES. Saea Tans and discounts oF NI ‘ Overdrafta, seen (Say Be U.S. bonds to secure circulation TRADERS’ NATIONAL GANK OF WASHINGTON, | U. 8. bonds on band at Washington, In the District of Columbia, at the | Premiums on U. S. close of business March 9, 1807. RESOURCES. Loaas and discounts : rdrafts, se-ured AN, He Directors. $031,714 21 185 08 50,000 00 unsecured. ‘Total... Stocks, securities, ete Banking house, furniti Otker real extate and mortgages owned Suiivided protts, I nes and ae eel a eae Unde rte, Hoos “ee LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. § : 3.802 27 Banking house, furnitu: tures. 148,461 48 Due from national banks (not reserve agents). a fae 24,758 Sa Doe from stat> banks and benke: 132-22 Due from approved reserve agents. 951 48 Checks and other cash items. changes for clearing house. es of other national hanks. ractional paper currency, nickels 2nd 10,134 91 1,500 00 velict. ARTHUR T. BRICE, Cashler. Redemption fund with U.S treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day ae: 790 34} ( per cent of circulation) 2.25000 | oe upeibe a DAVID RITTENHOUSE, awful mone —— a a Pubite. ‘Speete Total. +++ $2,153,895 01 | o,Sea! pein cele. ess Ccrrect—Attest Legal tender notes. r ‘LIABILITN Genital stock paid in. Surpins fund. 111,242 25 3,375 00 + $300,000 00 380,000 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. treasurer it © per cent of circulation)....... Lowest rates for best service. day. Special weekly, inspection invited. Estimates free. mh6-78t x: as RAUFFENBART. _ BERKELEY. Albert M. Read, General Manager. Kentucky ave., 50 feet from boardwalk. Ocean view from all rooms. Steam heat. Sun parlors, it ete. Elevator from street level. weekly TF Loequaled facilities beat eervice | 755"3ct Jpambemircem sil ° THE CHALFONTE. 1g oney On the Orean Front, Selt baths in house. Elerator. Rooms en suite, bathe attached. Booklet on application. In Stocks mba Tat —if ywa get on the right side of the market —at the right time. We buy and sell stocks of all kinds FOR CASH —cnd on xmailest possible MARGIN — and give our patrons the benefit of our un- equaled facilities—and experience. TY Best Bank References. T. J. Hodgen &Co., Rooms 10 and 11, Corcoran building, corner 15th and F sts., and @05 7th st. n.w. mh12-244 NO “There is motey on the right side of stocks.”” Invest Your SURPLUS CASH ) —in Stocks, Bonds or Grain. Right! inverted they bring quick returns. 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Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, Broadway. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and ail securities Usted on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston snd Baltimore hough? and sold. A specizity made of investment securities. Dis- trict bonds and all loai Rallroad, Ges, Insurance and Teleptone Stock dealt in. American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. Will find in our annuities as nearly ideal an invest- pecial xpring rates. nore J.C. COPELAND. iE GRAND ATLANTIC. An Elegant New Hotel. Now ( Virginia ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, N. Luxuriously appointed; every conventence; pas- eenger elevators to street; heated sun park rooms single and en suite contains to six windows: fresh and hs attached. Full view of ocean; capacity, 70; orchestra in at tendance: late dinners. “Perms moderate. Send for booklet, showing hotel, boardwalk, diagram of city, etc. ‘Coach at trains. CHARLES E. Cor &. FRANK COVE, Proprictors te26-Bit The Irvington On the beach; elevator to sround floor; Altered parlor; popular pri~ e231 HOTEL STICKNEY, 100 feet from Oran; excellent cuisine. ‘Truasient, $2 to $2.50. Weekly, $9 to $12. L. V. STICKNEY. fezd-att LA FONTAINE. Ocean end Kentucky ave. All modern improve- ments, Steam heat. Sun parlors. Special EDWARD C. CLARK. A SPECIAL FEATURE OF HOTEL LURAY Is its vated sun parlor on the Eaplanade, with unobstructed ocsn view and connected with the ne! ythi he | hotel by an inclosed e. aa He BOystaTe, abe ter-tf es a i WHITE & SON. wo of commerce o' io. a = ee S. le ity, 5 . mane pe __ Ol sins mone eel an ies eel speculation or no possi- | appoiniment and conventenre._ Open ail the Fear. A ble financial condition a = — caused by the times can possibly affect it. Look into this—there’s more to interest you if | GamsTm you'll call. THOMAS P. MORGAN, “Phone 1 1333 F St. N. W. Government, Municipai and Street Railway Bonds BOUGHT and SOLD. APPRAISEMENTS MADE OR QUOTATIONS FURNISHED FORK THE PURCHASE, SALE OR EXCHANGE OF ABOVE SECURITIES. LISTS ON APPLICATION. WRITE OR WIRE N. W. HARRIS & CO., BANKERS, 15 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. CHICAGO. (fe20-8,tu&th8m) BOSTON. Washington Loan & Trust Co., OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND F STS. PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. Undivided profits, less expenses and 98 axes pald... 3 REPORT OF THE CONDITION oe PSOE OU) cational tank mics custantiog : _ Of the — a LIABILITIES, Due to other national banks 4 COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF W Capital stock pald in. $200,000 00 | Due to state banks and bankers. z Tomes At Washington, In the District of Colur Surplus fund... . 40,000 00 | Dividends unpaid. . 1,461 00 At the close of business, March 9, 1897. Undivided profits, less expenses and Individnel deposits” sub- ——— taxen paide----.. + 12,683 ag} ect to check. ..........$1,820,210 73 RESOURCES. National bank notes outsia 51,100 00 | Demand certificates of Loans and discounts. s GBS 63. Due to other — national deposit 665 00 Overdrafts. secured and unsecured. ‘B24 84 . $10,218 73 Certified U.S. bonds to secure circulation. 80,000 60 1,330,243 62 2 350 00 bankers. 605 6+ = -—- | Stocks, secnritics, ete... + 68,000 60 Dividends: 2 14 00 ‘Total. + ++ -$2,158,805 01 ing house, furniture ai -. 72,079 21 Individual depost District 0 + 88. Other real estate and mortgages owned —-2,450 49 to check ... 450,385 04 I, GEORGE H. B.’ WHITE, cashier of the above | Due from national banks (not reserve named bank, do solemniy swear that: the above | agents). 17 25 statement is true to the best of my knowledge and | Due from app 1,384 02 belief. GEO. H. B. WHITE, Cashier. | Checks and other cash items. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of March, 7807. Correct—Attest: Exchanges for clearing house tes of other ational banks. ractional paper currency, nickels and cents Lawful money reserve in bank, viz 1 “$214,196 25 + 101,085 00 ‘Total... ete + $766,498 00 District of Columbia, county of Washington, ss: I, Jno. C. Athey, cashier of the above named henk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. INO. C. ATHEY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of Mareh, 1897. SAM CROSS, Notary Public. Cocrect—Attest: 2 HENNING, —) ALFRED B. BRI Notary, . GUILEY, ” . BURCHELL, JAMES E. FITCH, |. -ORMOY IN, GEO. H.-R. WHITE,’ | “REPORP*OF ae “CONDITION rt WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.. At Washington, in the District of Columbia, At the clese of business: March 9, 1897. 5 ESOURCES, aii dlecounte. Qrerdeaten, serurey Stocks, securities ét Banking house, funy veult and safe’ wi Due Trow. nation Due from stat ‘and trust companies. Checks and-othér cash itemass ss... 2. Fractional paper currency, nickels ‘and cents 2.0... is Lawful money reserve Specie Specie Legal tender notes. Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer (© per cent of circulation)... Directors, It GEO. ©. EMIL G. SCHAFER, WILLIAM A. GORDON, WM. H. McKNEW, EDWARD F. DROOP, ) Directors, Capital stock paid in. Gadiviaed prada, i pehses and iv its, less ex] es taxes paldsssesssssese : National bank’ notes outstaoding...... Due to other national banks $25,814 33 it , | Loans STATEMENT Of the condition of THE EQUITABLE LIFE AS- SURANCE SOCIETY UF THE UNITED STATES of 120 Broadway, New Yerk, on the 31st day of December, 1896. ‘as required’ by act of Congress approved ‘July 29, 1892. Capital stoce...... -$100,000 Capital stock, (paid up.-:-.- 100,000 Cash on hand, and in barks apd trust companies at interest Real estate. to state banks and + 121,941 36 + 141 00 tn bank." vix ++ $114,515 50 + 104,000 00 District of Columbia, County of Washington, I, CLARENCE CORSON, cashier of the above nated bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CLARENCE CORSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of March, 1897. eal Correct—Attest : 218,515 50 hands of agents...... Sats Interest and rents due and accrued THOS. H. YOUNG, ‘on December 31, 1806..... 0. 6. LES, Total assets....... 34,112 25 Myton Mt LIT! 785 00 FRANE Be xoven, 2 LIABILITIES. NK B.S Cash capital. 1,000 07 E.'S. PARKER, -$100,000 BRAINARD He WARNER, | premium fund. g ALBERT F. FOX, JNO. JOY " EDSOX, JouN at B. LARNER, Time, certificates OF" do: ‘Total abilities. .. Cotbed "checks: W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS & BROKERS, Members New York Stock Exchange, 1427 F Street. __ Correspondients of LADENBURG, THALMANN & 00... 06-168 Scscaplad 1,916,108 57 144,200 00 cu ++ $3,246,209 89 District of Cotumbia, ss: I, ANDREW PARKER, secretary of the above a sok Vine te tee INCOME AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR 8IX MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1896, interest, dividends and all other income. named com Bwear that the above a of my knowledge serie ard AN Dee atone me tale TSUN Pip fore. df anren, Tsgt) SATO PPE RY ROSS, = Correat—Attest: THOS. D. JORDAN, a sashes «st b W. ALEXANDER, ela anand Phy eee oo sworn to before me this 4th day (igned) JOHN B. RUSSELL, Notary Public. | (Seal) N.Y. Go. 53. x Loescs, endowments, surrender ‘values, and all other disburse- ments and expenses.......... $14,528,448 17 BRATS New York. iS i i e nion Savings agents) Due to other national ba: 5 ¥ Due from is Due to stete banks and bankers. + | 17,168 46 Due from approved. reser Individual deposits subect to check. ... 4,071/340 51 ee poten cashitieme: Demand certificates of deposit z xchanges for ing 5 os Notes of other national banks Certiaba cheeks Fractional paper currency, nickels and i) zi cents... Be i cigs 7° 244 58 ie est Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: 4 SE, cashier of the above Spect> (Gold, $228,222.00) $417,726 50 named bank, do solemnly swear that the above Legal tender notes....... 44.377 00 | ) statement is true to the best of my knowlege and For Mseshington, De Cr 120 Fr ea Bank toward . C. aw, Omces: Baltimore, 'Md., “Equitable building, ‘maintaining © sees wert and. Fayette street 46 : joa. ae . real estate or collateral, at reasonable rates. Interest paid upo: deposits on daily bal- ances subject to check. ‘This company acts as executor, adminis- trator, trustee, agent, treasurer, registrar and in all other tduciary tes. Boxes for es i vaults for safe it a ‘of val- aable packages. JOY EDso: A. SWOPE CUMMINGS R. CARMODY. ANDREW PARKER. fed-th,s,w,t? The National Safe Deposi: Savings and Trust Company, Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress, Jem., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1880, and Feb., 1893. Capital: One Fillion Dollars SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at ‘$5 per annum upward. Fy Loans in any amount made on approved | SWETT, Manager, Old Point Comfort, HOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantic Cliy, NJ. Overlooks the most delightful sectloa of this famous beach. Seasonable comforts and amuse- ments. Open throughout. the year. fe6-158t D. New York ave. near the beach; steam heat; sun parlor; all modere conveniences. TBE D. KNAUER. 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Linsley & Kittredge. The is newly and elegantly furnished and car- eat, bent, open treplaceny elevators, aad ot oes, cam open replaces, wal wiracuT Securities, Jewelry, silverware and valuables | ALL-TEAR-ROUND RESORT IN’ of all Finds in owner's package, trunk or case | OMo taken on deposit at moderate cost. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward, and interest allowel on $5 and above. Loans money on real estate and collateral security. Sells first-clsss real estate and ~* other securities fo sums of $309 and upward. TRUST DEPARTMENT. ‘This company is « legal depository for court end trust funds, and acts as administrator, executor, receiver, assiguce md executes _ trusts of all kinds. Wills prepared by a * edimpetent attorney im daily attendance. ome OFFICERS: BENJAMIN P. SNYDER... siisby & Company, + ‘ofices, or ew FRED. STERRY. Deer Park, id. ON TOP OF THE ALLEGHENIES. Six Honrs From Washington. SUPERB HOTEL AND COTTAGES. i tt slit leut