Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1898, Page 3

THE 3 SPECIAL NOTICES. | f | ARMONY will hoki K.P WM. G. LOWE, ¥. G. IEG. A. CRAWFORD, Sec. Pro Tem. "Tt BAYRE You Wave STAYED WITH ONB TAIL ort ne thinks he “owns you atti m almest tring f tailoring. s. Got 13th st is now with us ¢ laths from st the lowest Tailors & Importers, Snyder & Wood, 1111 Penn. ave, eieaa.t Pees. = See Us About Blank Books. books your business req: journals, Lecords, Day ete., always in stock. jank Books of any size, nest work. Low prices. pp, 421 1lthSt. ema? Hodges up-to-date ook bindery, 1 9th st. m: il fevers. Tore system up he fudicious use “Berkeley.” It helps your » resist the evil germs that float It can’t do you harm, because ft is absolutely pure. $1.00 a full jas. Tharp, lod When in want asonable goods, such nt present as Coal Shovels, Hods and Steves, should go to S20 7th st. n.w., where ¢ ng and Mechaulcs’ Fine Tools and Hardw an be had at proper 812 FN.W. JOSIAH R. BAT NCE OF PEOF in an invention b; WANTED_THE acquar Baving §10 or more to inves “SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.” 6 o ad th Br il ‘ b "en Apo omnes 3 (HANS iL H a ‘ « Fatal Accident Overtakes Young John McLean Hazen. Vs. r at Mac TUESDAY to prevent dampness. this work. Cail or RIORDAN, 611 OF MEDI E A Spirited Antmal Hecame Frighten- THE BoarD Was ed and Threw Him to the Ground, to enter t f candidstes for I io the District of € with the nt. Fracturing His Skull, WOODWARD, M Mr. John Mci.ean Hazen, the only child ef the late Gen. William B. Hazen, U. 5. died at the Smith Infirmary in New York yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock from e received in being thrown from on the Richmond turnpike, Staten last Friday oung man, who d been in deli- had been id for some time. He fond of outdoor exercise, especial- horseback riding, and on Friday was ‘© a spirited animal he had recently purchased. As he was going up a long hill on the Richmond turnpike near De Jonge’s er factory a construction car on the Staten Island electric road came down at a high rate of speed. The car frightened the horse, causing him to plunge violently. Mr. Hazen was thrown, striking on hi ad with such terrific force that his sk fractured at the base. The horse ed into the car and was so badly in- jured that he had to be shot. Mrs. Hazen, who was in this city, was graphed the sad facts and left for her s. side on a special train, arriving at the infirmary at 2 o'clock Saturday morning, where she found her sister, Mrs. Ludlow of Capt. Ludlow, in command of the already in atte! of our fably treula: ly You must available meen was md the reach cf however. He was yesterday until’ his gnize any one. ugher of the volun- of the dead man d will return with ning. It will be taken to his grandmother corner of Connecti and the burial will Rock Creek ceme- young man was named John R. McLean, p Washington Gas Light Com- ANENT THE —— MARYLAND MI A. Conference and ¢ Special Di Between Gov. Lowndes Wilmer Saturday. Evening Star. Md., TAPLER, Adjt. Gen. Wiimer con- biiaites y rding Maryland Rw ” WHITE Asli COAL «$3.00 n. Wilmer returni Drop Se ee oon to Bedford Sj 8.8. Dat hes beea sojourning for governor decided to go to Camp Meade idletown, Pa., where the Ist Maryland is tomorrow be accom- expected that War Le at Washingten on military mat- & ROSS. ITH AND ¢ ‘OFFICIAL a IRDEX TO ADVERTISEME: ACCOUNT AMUSEME ATTORNEYS... AUCTION SALES. BICYCLE BOARDING 12 ww 12 wz 8 13 | EDUCATIONAL 13, EXCURSIONS. lw pINANCIAL. 3 FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. 13 FOR EXCHANGE 12 FOR RENT (Flats)... 12 y os 'T (tialls) 12 See ae T (Houses). . 13 1, quare 150, | FOR B 12 ‘and Tay Ce: | FoR 12 2. e 15, | ror 12 and 24. street. abut- | POW RE: B ated cust, $i.t0u; | FOR 12 | vor 2 ror 13 FOR SALE (Hous 13 FOUR SALE (Lots) 13 FOR SALE (Misedlancous 12 FOR SALE (Pianos) 13 HORSES AND VEHICLES. 12 | LADIES’ GoODs rey LEGAL NOTICES 18 | LOCAL M 10 | LOST AND FOUND. 12 13 18. 10 | 8 | PERSONA 12 | ELAS ND ORGANS. 10 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS io 4 SS = -= 12 MAY MEET HERE. ; First Assembling of the Members of | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 13 the Industrial Commission. ble orga 13 meeting of the industrial c WANTED! Goi 2 “hicago Saturday was postr WANTED (Houses). WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED “whieh the icing two great staple Brticles. te reduced Hiundred-fold re: | __ : turn. Investigation solict A be EMING- S pee THROWN FROM HIS HORSE A MEF [PARADISE FOR STOCKMEN Governor Brady Tells of the Advantages of Pribyloff Islands, On His Visit He Observed That the Seals Are Disappearing—The Needs of Alaska. SKAGUAY, Alaska, September 21, via h., September 26.—Governor returned here from an official > from the Pribyloff Islands and other south. He said that he found every- thing running smoothly at every point he touched. Speaking of the Aleutian Islands he They are destined to become the heme of countless herds of cattle and sheep. says: Some of the tslands have not a stick of timber on them, but are covered all over with a luxuriant growth of gr afford- ing the finest kind of p; tle and stock.” He says that at the Seal Islands he found the seal herds are dying off rapidly. Pela- gic sealing 1s daily destroying the herd. Governor Brady in an interview outlined a few reforms he would like to see inaugu- r Alaska. He is in favor of high and thinks that-a license of $1,000 be preferable to the present law, Sture land for cat- The governor believes that were the ter- ritcry allowed to tax the wharves and the 20r traffic and impose a tax of two or » cents on each case of salmon, the nue would be sufficient for the cost of the government. He thinks that all offi- cers should be on salary, and that fees should be abolished. He spoke about the Carter bill and its provisions relative to ceitying of the laws of Alaska, and ex- pressed the fear that unless measure re taken to head off the move Congres might adopt a general method of govern- nt for all her detached territory, Cuba, o Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines, which event Alaska would be in just forlorn @ position as she is now. in about @: ————— “PEG” A CAT OF THE PAST. neral Honors Paid to the Pennsyl- vania Depot Pet. A deep pall of gloom hung over the Penn- ylvania railroad station today, and it deep- to crepe-Ilke proportions when the came. Conductors and station- gatekeepers and porters brushed and ticket agents and nation bur attendants performed uties with a sadness almost sepul- The cavse of it all was the death ot the depot cat, who for nearly seven- had been master of all he sur- iin that neighborhood. He was a ter- ror to dogs, sure death to rats and mios, could hold his own end was willing to with thing that wore pants, and performed ny uricks between time. Peg” died last mght preparations were made to give him a proper send-off into cat heaven. It was devoutly hoped that morning would find nim around and scratching and ready to live out his eight lives, but the remains ere sUff and cold, and arrangements were ,ede for his funeral. Gatekeeper James H. ‘athell took matters in charge and Plat- form Porter Samuel Poindexter was made underteker. He procured a cofiin, in which poor Peg’s body was closed away, and a grave was dug at the terminus of track No. 7, at the west side of the depot. The de- pot employes contributed to secure a very handsime floral cross, and the obsequies were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Gatekeeper Cathell sang an appropriate hymn and Train Announcer Hobert Mitchell recited briefly but feelingly the many vir- ties of which Peg died possessed. The pallbearers were C. 'T. Sparks, W. B. Baug- man, F. F. Walters, C. 8. “Miles, W. B. Miller and James Wilson of the Pullman company. There was a large attendance of mourn- ers. Passengers all over the country will remember “Pog.” A stone will be erected to mark his last resting place. — Gen, Kitchener Now a Peer. LONDON, September 26.—General Sir Herbert Kitchener has been elevated to the peerage. oon rs, furtive tears, and immediate pn ag te France to Recognize Insurgents. LONDON, September 26.—A special to the Globe from Hong Kong, published this afternoon, says it {s learned from a trust- worthy Filipino source that France has promised to recognize the Filipino republic, and it is added that negotiations on the subject are proceeding at Manila, where there are three Fi h warships. Robberies on the Dalton Trail. SEATTLE, Wash., September 26—Parties who arrived here from Alaska report a hold-up and murder on the Dalton trail. li. H. Frazer and E. L. Tolner, both of Seattle, were held up by two men near Haines Mission and robbed of $4,800 in gold, The body of Ike Martin was found near the scene with a bullet hole through the head. He had been robbed of $4,000. —-—, . Major E. M. Bell Here. Major E. M. Bell of the 1st Cavalry, who was severely wounded in the leg while leading his troops to the rescue of the Rough Riders in the fight at La Quasina, Cuba, is in the city on sick leave of ab- sence, A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Eminent Educators to Consider the Im- portant Question. All Sections Represented in a Com- mittee of the National Coun- ceil of Education, During the convention in Washington last summer of the National Educational Asso- ciation the National Council of Education also met, and upon motion of Prof. Charles De Garmo, the retiring president of the council, a resolution was passed to ap- point a committee of fifteen to make a thorough inquiry Into the proposed national university scheme and to report to the council hereafter. The membership of the committee has just been announced, and is representative both of the best educational thought of the country and of the various &eographical sections. It is constituted as follows: President William R. Harper of the Uni- versity of Chicago (chairman), President Edwin A. Alderman of the University of North Carolina, President James B. Angeli of the University of Michigan, Prof. Nich- olas Murray Butler of Columbia Untiver- sity, President James H. Canfield of Ohio State University, Dr. J. L. M. Curry of Washington, D. Agent of the Peabody and Slater Funds; Superintendent Newton Dougherty of Peoria, Ill.; President An- drew S. Draper of the University of Ili- nois, President Charles W. Eliot of Har- vard University, Prof. Edmund J. James of the University of Chicago, Superintendent Willtam H. Maxwell of New York, N. Y. Prof. Bernard J. Moses of the Universit of California, President J. G. Schurman of Cornell University, Superintendent F. Louis Soldan of St. Louis, Mo.; President William L. Wilson of Washington and Lee Univer- sity. The Comnittee’s Functions. It 1s understood to be the function ot this committee to take up its work in a thoroughly unbfased spirit. It has not been constituted to favor any particular scheme or to oppose any special plan. It will naturally expect to deal thoroughly with two distinct questions to come—(1) Should there be a national university tablished under government aus and (2) If so, what should be its scope and the form of its organization? It is believed to be high time that the whole subject should be taken up vigorously and intelligently by a competent and representative com- mittee, and a report prepared that will iluminate and guide subsequent discus- sions of the subject, as well as influence any legislative action that may be taken. Personnel of the Body. The committce as announced contains the names of eight college or unive: y presidents, three university professors, three public school superintendents and one (Dr. Curry) who falls in none of these classes. One 1s a New Englander, three represent the middie states, three the south, seven the central west and one the Pacific slope. From such a committee an authoritative report may well be expected. ee THE ANNUAL PARADE. Joint Demonstration of Police and Fire Departments. The annual joint parade of the police and fire departments will take place October and the men who are to take part are be- ing drilled twice a week. Major Sylvester has decided, after consultation with Com- missioner Wight, that there will be no com- petitive drill for the flag this year, as has been the case on previous similar occasions. The flag will after the coming parade be kept for the future at police: headquarters, and the officers of the station who display the greatest proficiency in drill during Tie parade will have the honor of forming a color guard, which will earryiit to the Dis- trict building and present it to the super- intendent. : x The parade will be reyiewed by the Com- missioners and invited guests. It 1s expect- ed the President of the United States, if he is in the city at that time, will be of the party. a Lieut. Gov. Cameron Dead. LONDON, Ontario, September 26.—M. C. Cameron, Meutenant governor of the North- west territories, died today. Mr. Cameron was visiting Mayor Wilson of this city and suffered a severe attack of acute pneu- monia, which caused his death. —— Rosalie Brought Little Gold. SEATTLE, Wash., September 26,—The steamer Rosalie has arrived from Alaska with 110 passengers, most of whom were from Dawson. There was a small amount of gold dust in the crowd, amounting to about $0,000. -—_. Prominent Man Drops Dead. HUNTINGTON, W. Va., September 26.— William Walten, a wealthy Pittsburg bus- iness man, dropped dead here today while en route home from the sea shore. ——— Aged Ohio Farmer Murdered. AKRON, Ohio, September 26.—The body of Oscar Osborne, a farmer living near here, was found in bis barn today. He had been murdered during the night for money. He was eighty years old and very wealthy. here is no clue to the murderers, EVENING STAR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1898—14 PAGES. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. REPORT OF fae CONDITION the QITIZENS'’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, At Washington, in the D, C., at the close of bus- Iness, September 20, 1898. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. x $802,207 21 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. ... 455 00 U.S. bonds to secure elrculation..2!2 50,000 00 U.S. bonds on hand. : Stocks, sect@ities, ete. z Ranking house, furniture and fixtures. Due from national banks (not reserve agents). = Dve from state banks and bankers. Due from approved reserve agents. Checks and other cash ftems. xchanges for clearing house ytes of other national bank: se ractlonal paper currency, nickels centr. Lawful mi Specie. Legal t 200,919 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. treasurer ( per cent of circulation). 2.250 00 Total. . +$1,410,115 17 LIABILITIF Capital stock pald in $300,000 00, Sarpins fund... 120,000 00 Undfyided profits, less expenses’ and taxes paid. ee 5 XN nal bank notes outstanding. Due to other national banks... -. $20,242 45 Due to state banks and bankers......... 2,643 98 Dividends unpaid 315 00 Individital depostts " sub- Ject to check.......... 903,090 49 Demand certificates of deposit. . 200 00 Certified ‘chee 323 85 932,016 27 ‘Total 8) Distri city of Washin, I, Thos. ©. Pearsall, cashier of the a’ bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and bellef. THOS, C. PEARSALL, Cashier. Subscribed and rwern to before me this 26th day of September, 18°. SLBY, Notary Public. of Ginmbia, Correct—Attest: It Directors, 1 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION the AGRICULTURAL WATERTOWN, os On the 20th day of June, 1898, ne required by act of Congress approved July 2%, 1892. IN: COMPANY OF upital stock...... Capital stock paid up ASSI Cash in bank end office Real estate.... estate) .. =- Stocks and bonds (market value)... Bills recelvable and collateral loans. . Premiums’ uncollected and in the hands of agents..................4 Interest due and accrued on June 20, 1898... Other assets. . 980,965, 422/428 201,663 279,996, 84,158 10,632 99 Cash capital + $500,000 00 Reeerve premium fund. + 1,125,837 98 Reserve for unpaid losses and clans. 125 82 Other Mabiitties : .786 02 49 32 Net surplus. . 55 OF Statement of dividends and expenses for six mouths ending June 80, 1898: Dividends .. Current expenses AL W. H. § President. H. STEVE Recrctars. Subscribed and sworn to before me this i9th @ay of September, 1898, J. R. RAPLEE, t MONEY TO LOAR LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE. 5% MINIIUM CHARGES. R.W.Walker & So 1006 F N.W. NO DELAY. Sy27-14tt Light, Variable Win Indicated. Forecast till 8 p.m. Tuesday trict of Columbia, Increasing, For the Dis- eastern Pennsylvania, ‘w Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir- ginfa, threatening weather tonight and Tuesday; ight, variable winds, increasing. Weather conditions A storm ap! Atlante ec nd generai fore pears to be aaa developing off the st of Florida. The temperature has risen tn the upper ed nearly stationary elsewhere. lake regions and New England. threatening weather in the middle and 49: lake region and upper Mississippi valley, Aght showe have occurred in the lower ake region and on the southern New Eng and coas' For the twenty-four hours end- Showers may be e ected in the lower north Atlantic states and gencraily fair in 8 p.m., 68; 12 midnight, 68. September 26—4 | has fallen in New England and has remain- ing at § a.m. Sunday rain occurred in the lake region and on the south Atlantic coast the middle and west gulf state and Ohio valley. The following heavy precipitation, in inch- s reported during the twenty-four ending 8 a.m. Sunday: Indianapolis, -30; Springfield, IL, 1.92. Tide Table. 11:04 a.m. a.m. and 4 tide, a.m. and 5 and 11:34 p-m. 12:01 p.m. 4 p.m. The Sun and Moon. ‘TVoday—Sun ri: p.m. Moon sets 3:10 a.m. tomorrow. Tomorrow—Sun rises, a.m. The City Lights. wimps all lighted by 6:58 p.m.: extin- 1 a.m. The lighting is the time named. “43 p.m.; extinguished p.m.; high tide, 4 Tomorrow—Low 34 high tide, es, 5:50 a.m.; sun sets, gu) begun Are lamps) at 5:16 a.m. Condition of the Water. mperature and condition of water at 8 a.m,: Great Falls, temperature, 74; condi- ticn, 38; receiving reservoir, temperature, 74: condition at north conn 36; condi- tion at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 73; condition at in- fluent gate hous. 36. thor 36; effluent gate house, Cuban Weather. HAVANA, September 26, 8 a.m.—Barom- eter, 29.26; ternperature, 80; calm and partly elcudy weather. SANTIAGO, September 26, 8 a.m.—Barom- eter, 20.88; temperature, weather clear. 70; light winds; Records for Twenty-Four Hours. The following were the readings of the thermometer and barometer at the weather bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning at 2 p.m. yesterday: Thermometer: September 25-4 p.m., a.m., 66; 8 a.m., 64; 12 noon, 75; 2 p.m., 82. Maximum, 82, at 2 p.m., September 26; min- imum, 64, at 7 a.m., September 26. Barometer: September 25—4 p.m., 30.00; 8 p-m., 80.03; 12 midnight, 30.00. September 264 a.m., 29.97; 8 a.m., 29.99; noon, 29.94; 2 p.m., 20.84. SED LOCALS. Lelia K. Perry has been appointed by the District Commissioners a pupil nurse at the Washington Asylum Hospital at 360 a year. Samuel Johnson, colored, was today con- victed of carrying a pistol concealed on his person, and Judge Scott sent him to jail for sixty days, in default of payment of a fine of $50. For begging on the street, Wm. Cham- bers, who is said to be an old offender, was ee sent to jail for six months by Judge cott. The District Commissioners have appoint- ed J. F. Hess an additional private of police for duty between 13th and 16th and M and Q streets noFthwest, and George E. Wil- liamson for duty byterian Church. ee Hoeke’s Clearing Sale cuts in price benefit housekeepers.—Advt. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issu2d as follows: White—William L. Foulke and Beulah Delarue; Patrick Heen2y, Coving- ton, Tenn., and Ellen McCormick, Mem- phis, Tenn.; Wm. T. Trammell and Lizzie Keeney, Baltimore county, Md.; R. Wal- ter Creuzbaur, Brooklyn, N. ¥., and Jessie L. Butler, this city; B2njamin W. Kidwell and Mary Jane Hollis, Fairfax county,Va.; Max. W. Sherman and Belle Campbell Mc- Denmott. Colored—John Turner ana Mary H. Mo- ten; John Boardley and Susan OAS ; Jacob Phenix and Bila Herson; iiliam Douglass and Carrie Berry; Wm. M. Cog- hill and Nancy Cross; George E. Dorsey | ené Frances Howard, : at the Metropolitan Pres- REPORT oF rae CONDITION Of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., at Washington, D. C., et the close of business Sep- tember 20, 1808. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts S 655,708 Overdrafts, secured and unsectt = 268 & U. S. bonds on hand... + 110,000 90 Premiums on U. 8. bonds. 10,000 00 Stocks, securities, ete... 126,270 91 Banking house, furniture and fixtures, Other real estate and morterges owned —GA2,307 25 Due from national banks (not reserve agents)... as 519.886 Bt Due fro state banks and bankers 854.829 $2 Checks und other cath jteme. 26,052 Fractional paper currency, fickeis and cents. .s SEE SR 41 80 Lawful monty Peatt¥e in’ banic. vir $177,015 50 Specie .. 1,000 00 — 197.815 50 LIABILITIES, Capital stock paid tn cre Snrplus fund. . Undivided | profit taxes pak npald. Dividends ports: sub sdtvidual di wt to chec $2,350,680 21 ‘Trust of deposits. 181.467 16 Certified checks 5.8) 69 Caebler's checks “out- standing ........ parece 342 92 Deventure bonds........ 100 60 «-. $4,785,781 92 Agreements to repnrchare secured loans hereto- fore negotiated and sold amounting to 83,087,988.78, secured bs first mortgages on real estate worth over $3,000,000; said agreement constituting a con- tingent Habilit: District of Columbia, elty of Washington, #1 I, C. J. BE president of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement ig true to the best of my knowledge and beltef. c. J. BI . President. Subscribed and sworn to hefore me this 24th day of September, 1898. HOWARD 8S. REESIDP, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: A. 'T. BRITTO! It REPORT OF THE CONDITION cf the TON LOAN AND TRU ington, In the District of Colum of business September 20, i Loans and discounis...... Oventrafts, se and ube Stocks, securities, etc Banking house, furniture and fixtures, vault and safe wo Due from national banks... Due from trust companies Checks and other cash items Fractto cents . Lawfal n Specie . pace Legal tender’ note and ‘kel T paper currency, 0 ney reserve in bank, viz. Total .. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in.. Surplus fund... 22.022 000... Undivided profits, ices expenses and taxes pald. Biren Interest real estate trust bonds Dividends unpaid...... pe tcee Individual deposits fect to check Demand certifi deposit... Time certificates 2,453,600 19 2.472 00 26: 42 20 631 00 [teal estate trust bonds Total . -$5,044,044 07 District of mbia. I, ANDREW Pak , treasurer of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the ahove statement fe true to the best of my knowledge and belief, ANDREW PARKER, Treasnrer. cribed and sworn to before me this 26th day September, 1598. (Seal) ‘THOMAS BRADLEY, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: JOHN A. SWOPE, Wk RLEY, ISADORE SAK JOHN A, HAM hh REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of the NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, At Washington, D. C., at the close of } September 20, 1898. RESOURCES, Loans and éfacounts ae Overdratts, secured an U. S. bonds to secure elrew U.S. bonds to secure U. 8. deposit U.S. bonds on hand Premiums on U. 8. b Stocks, securities, Banxing house, Other real estate and mor Due from national bunks (uot reserve Due from state i bankers Due from approved reserve agents. Checks and other cash items 2 Exchanges for clearing house....11.1 14/800 80 Fractional paper currency, nickels and conte... pee reeeeeee 56 93 Lawful money reserve in bank, vi Legal tender note 50 Redewption fund with U.S (5 per cent of circulation)... 11,250 00 eGteN oon eer ee 800,550 16 Capital stock patd in $309,000 00 St eo 400,000 00 “Tess expenses’ and vided profit xeo pall... National bank notes outstanding Due to other national banks 4585 $101,902 Due to state banks and bankers..... 97,185 76 1,911 00 Ject to chec 1,582,801 28 Demand deposit Certinied certificates of 4,120 $2,800,550 16 8 I, George H. B. White, cashier of the above d bank. do solemuly’ swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. GEO. H. B. WHITE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of September. 188. ALFRED B. BRIGGS, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: E. S. PARKER, HENRY K. WIL It Directors. REPORT OF THE CONDITION the COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINi At Washington, in the Di close of business, 5 TON, rict of Columbia, at the Ieans and discount z : $910,460 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 339 4 U. 8. bende to secure circulation. 80,000 60 1: § revenue stamps. 1,994 60 U. 8. bonds on han 70.500 GO ums on U. 8. bords 0 securities, etc . 00 Banking-house, furniture and fixtures. 21 Other real estate and mortgages owned 42 Due from national banks (not reserve ents) oe Due from approved re: Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house. Notes of other national banks... .. Fractional paper ctrrercy, nickels and cents ...... — Lawful money reserve in bank. +i $72,255 00 Redemption fund with U. S. treas'r J r cent of circulation)....... . Due from U. 8. treas'r, other than 6 per cent redemption fund Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid ii Surplus fund... Undivided | pro! taxes patd.. fonal bani ue to © banks Due to Lankers and trust com- antes Ss Dividends uapeld. $250.00 00 100,000 00 Individual deposits su! ject to check. . 891,433 86 Demand certificates of 8,295 60 1,120,908 €5 eee eoceceeseee ance - $1,577,208 40 county’ of Wasbington, ss: Cashier of the above Total District of ‘Columbia T, CLARENCE CORSO: nemed bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CLAPENCE CORSON, Cashfer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of September, 1898. FREDERICK GRAY, Notary Public, D. ‘0. Correet—Attest: JOHN A. HAMILTO: BRAINARD H. WARNER, THOMAS KE. WAGGAMAN, FRANK B. NOYES, ‘Directors. it Money at 5 PerCent toLoan On real antes District of Columbia. No delay ett _ BEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 st. oe FINANCIAL. REPORT OF THB CONDITION Ot the NATIONAL RAPE DEPOstT, SAVINGS AN! TRUST COMPANY OF THR DISTRIOT ( COLUMBIA, At Washington, in the District of Oolumbia, At the close of business, September 20, 1808. RESOURCES, Loans on real estate and collateral se. eurity ....... 890 0 CB. bobda am Rghsh 0) GO Premiums on U. 8. bonds. 909 a0 Stocks, securities, ete iJ Parking bonee. 000 00 Other “real eats : owned .... 150,870 44 Dae from nation: agents) seekg 872.388 12 S revenue stanpe 1.104 46 FRocks and other cast iteme 10,844 10 Fractional paper curremey, nickels and —) Rees ERT yo awful money reserve in benik, vie. ee arseriee «$112,112 bo Legal tender notes. 5.500 00 — 117,612 BO Total + $3,608,045 BI LIASILITIFS Capital stock patd in +++. $1,000,000 00 Undivided (profits, les expenses and Gepomtte. 22222001 + 2,080,677 6B ‘Total District of ¢ 1, Th $3,508,065 51 Inmbia, county of Washington, est Jones, president of the ‘ai solemnly awear that the above to the best of iny knowledge THOMAS R. JONES, President. and sworn to before me this 26th ember. TAB, LARD H. MYERS, Notary Publi. M. G R EMERY ' AMERICAN RECURITY AND TH Lowent raton for best serv Expert lovers, Packers and Shippers of Bric-a-brac, Furniture, Works of Art, etc. Storage Dept. Am. Security and Trust Co., 1140 15th. HIS bank is self respec’ ingly democratic—red tapism is dispensed with. Does every- thing for the people.a bank of the people can safely do. To become a depositor as little as $1 will do to start an account. After that anything up to thousands. In either case the same amount of bookkeeping is necessary. Let that stop your procrastinating. UnionSavingsBankizzz F St. we24-15d Washington Lawand Claims Company, JOHN G. SLATER, President Offices, Nos. 5 & 7 Gunton bldg. THIS COMPANY Will Perfect Real Estate Titles. Advence money on same while in euspense. Buy @ before or after title ts perfected. WIN purchase, for cash, undivid crests in eal Estate Equities of all kinds. Wil trade for stocks or stocks tn excbange for Real Estate Will pay (by spectal arrangements) your taxes at a large discount, Wil go on your bond in beth criminal and 1 cases casen, on ROADS. bi eo DA rerul Sinn ht ing from Tor STF op CONTINGENT FEE We will employ attorn We will ad- vance mc to you to tide over the time of your sickness. Our pi will_at or bis pay. Your us. Notify action. You CONSULT US. reasonable 90 days. ye Lewis Jolinson & Co., “ BANKERS, 1315 F St., Sun Building. Dealers in all government and investment se- curities. injuries re M RAIL NE DIVORCE at QUT 30 te Bankruptey proceedings a rates. ed5ot . BAD BILLS.” We are ike a and effective. CO., 1213 F 5%, 5 1-2%, 6%. Being the Washirgton representatives of four of ths largest Savings Backe of Baltiwore, Md.. to- gether With our private clientage, we are prepared fo entertain Yoans on city real estate at a tine {uum cost to the berrower. Wescott, Wilcox & Heiston, an20-8m 3907 Penn. ave 4 BEAUTIFUL HOME AT CLEVELAND PARK— the best of investments. scld-tt (aed wedicine—thorongh, gnick THE GENERAL COLLECTION The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Of the District of Columbia. CORNER ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Capital One Million Dollars. _s76-tt W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS & BROKERS, Members New York Stock Exchange, 1419 F Street. Correspondents of LADENBURG, THALMANN & 00. 4e6-168 New York. THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK, Washington, D.C. Issues Letters of Credit for Travelers, Available in All Parts of the World. Sell Foreign Exchange. Make Cable Transfers. Charles C. Glover, President. Thomas Hyde, Vice President. James M. Johnston, 2d V. Pres’t Arthur T. Brice, Cashier. Wm. J. Flather, Ass’t Cashier. ap27-s2tt IN SUMS FRCM Joes CPwann, AT LOWEST RATE ‘OF INTERUST, REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. con writ AD'S Ste RW, MONEY $ei-tt *Phone DORSEY CLAGET®, No. 8 No. 1230. Banker and Attorney: 14th st. p.w. It gives me pleasure to ennounce that I am now epared to do a generel business in local 6: Rod Bonds, Monsey loaned end suvested, rae