Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1900, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1900-16 PAGES. SPIRITUALISM. ME. KERLER'S SEANC (WEDNES NIGHT. eat Is Hy st sittings ev it ALISM MRS. STEPHENS, TRANCE elrele Thursday at 2 sittin: k of to choose er comes > filled comple xanetly. And sw by experience that our prices are west for the best rything in Paper, Office and Library they ki always | co Supplies Easton & Rupp, 421 11th. Popular-Priced § mh14-14d oners nien of your of deligh! 1» ft ane ‘a sare superfority. are realy for our it or no pay. J. FIED in st. ; mbis-1t We hav furnaces ments of just Manhattan Typewrlet $75—$75 32 prices The ANHATY. higher. $75—S75 A cae $75—$75 JONN ©. PARK EUROPEAN TOURISTS” — GUIDE ela AWAY. oy of Kneessi’s Tourists” n necessary for travel- tag tamu Kneessi, 425 7th St. mbit-10d "Phone Evers trade has its masters. We have thoroughly mastered the printing trade. Don't you Printing help in getting out ‘the Masters! (Aster ee McGILL& WALLACE, Popular-priced Printers.1107 E mbi4-6d Hodges’ Bookkeeping helps ung 1. rsp er ae BOOK-BINDER, jookkeeping. See’ them. Sil Sth St. mhi3-6d Don’t Take Chances. Have a bottle of Pure ‘kelcy Rye handy al- ways, so that if feel a chill or a touch of malaria you can step it at once. Physicians recommend Berkeley accuunt of its absolute purity. $1 a full quart. Jas. Tharp, 812 F St. N.W. mbit 10d A Spring Overhauling Your roofs sre taut sat before the heavy of roofs. begin. We'll examine them for 5 Graft mb13- ¥ FOR A GOOD SMOKE Go to the Shoomaker Co., 1331-1333 E St. N.W., and get the “‘Rickey.”’ Best Scent cigar on the market, dought elsewhere. > LAUNDRY US with about 3,000 feet of Boor si Rithout «ws ort to wie this week we show the Olive and Record Come in day or evening. aire. NTH STREET. d OF THE helders of the C ta Fire Insurance C ef the District of Columbia for the elec Afteen trustees to serve for the ensuing year will be held at the office of the company, 1419 G st. nw. 3 _APTiL 2, 1000. “Polls open at Panater of stock will be closed DOLLARS Send’ postal. WALKER, 458 La, ay. (Telephone 141- MILL WORK CHEAP. To effect the settlement of an estate we are selling Sash, Doors. Blinds and Moldings way be- low cost of manufacture. It will pay you to buy Cail and look at our stock. Wheatley Bros., 8th and R. I. Ave. 12 Dr. Jaeger’s Agency. SANATORY WOOLEN U: SDERWEAR Prevents Rueumatism a1 Ask for cataloz now. reset “I NEVER DISAPPUINT." . One engraving ts ex- Finest ecuted by, an’ expert e work cannot be Engraving recited’ No scraehel plates, but deeply cut At jctters, which "allows the printer to brin, Up-to-Date out the beautiful and Pri Eraceful lines of the rtist. rices. “BYRON S. ADAMS, ‘The Model Printery. S12 1th si fezz. id Men’s Shirts to Order. We lave been making Shirts to order since 1886, and have made them for thousands of customers since that time. We think we can make Shirts for you sue- cessfully. If there are apy faults as to fit or work:nanship, consider the loss ours. White Shirts, $1.50 to $3.0U—the latter made of English Long ‘Cloth. scirts of Scotch Madras or Cheviot, $3.60 each. Percale ‘hirts of fabrics from French cloth printers, who are the best in the world, $3.00 each—cuffs attached or detached. Madras Shirts of fabrics from the looms of the leading Scotch weavers, $3.50 each—cuffs attached or detached. Woodward & Lothrop. fels-25tt OWN & fine heme at Cleveland Park. fe8-tt Office. 610 14th st. OSTEOPATHY. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ACCOUNTANTS, AMUSEMEN’ ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE. aver BOARDING BUSINESS BUSINESS J CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DEATHS... ... EDUCATIONAL 1 Sawa tae 1 FOR FOR RENF (Oftces) FOR RENT (Pianos)... FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Lots). FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOTBLS....... LADIES’ GOODS LEGAL NOTICES LOCAL 2ENTION LOST AND MAN] RE. MEDICAL. MONEY WANTEI OCEAN TSAVEL. PERSONA. PIANOS AND ORGA) RIVER BOATS. +Ausaaeeeeeeeunda POTOMAC 3 PROPOSALS RATLROADS. ROOMS AND BUARD SPECIAL NOTICES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY UNDERTAKERS. WANTED. (Agents)... WANTED (Help). WANTED (H mses). WANTED (Lot:) WANTED (Miscetlancous) WANTE%? (Rooms). WANTED (Situations). WINTEE RESORTS.. Chee eeeoeece SERVING ‘WITH THE SCOUTS. Corporal Maben’s Participation in the Philippine Warfare. Corp. Walter Maben, who served in Cuba with the District volunteers, but now of Company K, 27th United States Infantry Volunteers, on duty in the Island of Luzon, recently wrote a letter home, detailing his experiences at the front, from which the following extract Is take! J “I have not been on the sick report since I left Camp Meade. When we were up on the north line I was detached from the company and put in charge of thirty native scouts, with orders to report to Lieut. n. Lawton's chief of scouts. I re- ed at a point nine miles north of Bal- y. and the next day we started for place. Tt was supposed there were 5,000 in- surgents there. About 10 o'clock we struck their outpost. We kept advancing on them, and they got frightened and ran off. The pe ition they had would never have been if they had remained to defend it. did not like the sound of the Krag. ‘When we got in sight of the town, that on a hill, with a river between us. v they earthworks and of artillery. We threw out a skir- nd started for the river. I was sent with ten s nited States Volunteers see if w we up t couldn't get on their right. succeeded in swimming the river about helf river t We a mile up. By the time we got across there was plenty of music. a piece of ght artil- lery giving the enemy 2 Hoe fire. We sig- naled that we were all right. boys made a dash for the ri it about knee-deep. They cro all rushed on the Tagals time. werybody started with full maga- “I fell into a hole, and came near break- ing my neck. and when I got out the boys had fifty yards the start of me. When we got inside the ditch we found seventeen dead and nine wounded natives. There were » forty Mausers and fifty Remingtons, and nobody in the town but some old wo- men. In three days there were at least 0) people there. saw Gen. Lawton, and had to report to him several times. One day I had to wait about an hour until he got ready to sign some orders I had. After he had signed them he turned around and asked: ‘Where have I seen you before, corpe and replied: ‘At Falls Church, V and at Santiago. Your name ts the general said. I answered in the e. ‘The next day he sent for me to take some dispatches to the railroad, and I had the ‘brass’ to ask him to send ma to my company. He asked: ‘What !s the matter with you? Aren't you satisfied to be here? You will make a good scout. “And then I said: ‘You know where to find me when you want me.’ His answer was, ‘I want you.’ “The next day after he was killed the company received an order for me to report to him in person. He was not afraid of anything. He wore a white uniform and a big white helmet. His sca was with him all the time, wearing a captain's shoulder straps for a time. I saw his father take them off.” ——————— Transfers of Real Estate. Eleventh street southwest between D and E strects—Chas. V. Boarman to Robert F. Lee, lot 22 and part lot 30, square 327; $10 (stamps, $4). Robert F. Lee conveys same property to Louise M. Boarman; #0 (stamps, $3). University Heights—George W. Z. Black et ux. to Mary E. Peerce, block 11; $1,400. R sircet northwest near 2ist street—Ger- trude M. Guy et vir. Frank M. to Louis F. Abell, tamps, $0). asant and Pleasant Plains—Al- i, Belt ct ux, to Gertrude M. Guy, loc 138: $10 (stamps, ¥1 lots 11 and 12, Seventh street cteeese between N and et © streets—Wm. Lind Lind, part original lot Pennsylvania avenue and 415 streets—R. Angclo A. Massino, $1 r Seventh street northeast between L and M streets—Martha A. . lot 219, square ux. to Wm. square 447 tot ersey avenue southeast between I and K streets—Edw. M. Grinder to Patrick ree part original lot 5, square 738; 10, Eleventh street southwest between D and E streets—Louis D. Wine et al., trustees, to John Burke, part original lot’ 4, square $1,610. Buena Vista—William Meyers to Carrie Smith, lot 6, block 5; $10 (stamps, 50 cent! Barry Farm—Susannah Smith et vir. Timothy to United Banking and Trust Co., part lot 17, Barry section 1; $580. Farm—Leonard ©. Bailey to Amanda Harrod, $10 (stamps, $1.50). Barry Farm—Same to Edwin E. Overholt, jon 6; $10 (stamps, 50 cents). me to Douglass B. Me- $10 (stamps, section 7; et al. part lot §, part lot 7, $1.50). Long Meado' and Trust Co., (stamps, $1). Same to United Banking part lots 1 114; $10 ee Taxgart Declines to Run for Governor Mayor Thomas Taggart of Indianapolis, in a letter addressed to the democracy of the state, positively declincs to be a can- didate for the democratic nomination for governor. COLDER TONIGHT. Fair Weather Indicated, With Fresh Northerly Winds. Forecast till 8 p.m. Thursday—For the District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary- land, fair; colder tonight. Thursday, fair; fresh northerly winds. For Virginia, fair tonight; colder in north- ern and western portions. Thursday, fair; fresh northerly winds. Weather conditions and general forecast— The feature of prominence on the weather map this morning is the widesvread high pressure area. It covers the entire country, except New England and the southern por- tion of the gulf states, with the abnormally high crest of 31.00 inches in the British northwest. The depression which Was cen- tral Tuesday morning over Lake Huron has reached extreme eastern Canada. Through- out its whole course this storm caused an extremely small amount of precipitation. During the past three days precipitation to an appreciable amount has occurred |in but very few places, an almost unprece- dented condition of affairs for this season of the year. During the past twenty-four hours there has been a marked fall in temperature, ex- cept in the gulf and Atlantic states, with a cold wave over portions of the lake regions a extreme northwest. A temperature of 42 degrees below zero occurred at White Ri Canada. The prevailing high area over the north will cause colder weather in the middle Auantic states and New England tonight, and temperatures below the seasonal aver- age wiil likely continue over the northern half of the country, with generally fair weather for the next two or three days. In the south, however, there will likely be rain for the next two days on account of the low pressure area in the southwest, which shows a tendency to move eastward and encounter the colder north. On the Atlantic coast the winds will be fresh and mostly north to e: Cold wave signals are di: and northern eastern New Massachusetts, and Ni Vermont. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. The following were th> readings of the thermometer and barometer at the weather bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning at 2 p.m. yesterda . Thermometer: | March 13—4 p.m p.m., 40; 12 midnight, a.m. 12 noon, P. imum, 50, at'4 p.m., March 1: 34, at 5 a.m., March 14, high area from the ed in central ork, western ‘w Hampshire and 50; 8 Barom+ter: March 13—4 p.m., 29.86; 8 p.m., 20.80; 12 midnight, 20. March 14— 4 am. 8 .02; noon, 30.06; 2 a a condi- tion, receiving reservoir, temperature, 41; condition at north connection, 15; condi- tion at south connection, 7; distributing re- servoir, temperature, 41; condition at in- fluent gate hous effluent gate house, 4. Tide Table. ow tide, 1:11 a.m, and 1:32 p.m.; high tide, 7:13 a.m. and 7:27 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, -m. and 2:13 m.; high tide, 7:52 a.m. and 8:05 p.m. The San and Moon. Today- Today—Sun rises, 6:14 a.m.; sun sets, 6: p.m. Moon set orrow. Tomeorro 12 a.m. The City Light: = lamps all lighted by 6:45 p.m.; extin- hing begun at m. ‘The lighting is hour before the time named. lighted at 6:30 p.m.; extin- Kui begun on Are lam guishe Ordered by The following or¢ the District Commissioner: That work be done under the provisions of the assessment system, the same having been duly advertised, as follo Pave alley in block §, Bloomingdale, with Vitrified or asphalt block; estimated cost, $4,500, Pave alley in square asphalt block, at an estimated cost of $4,300, Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb on the south side of $ street northwest, from North Capitol street to Ist street, abutting lots in block 9, Bloomingdale, fronting on said S street between the limits named; es- timated cost, $1,300. Lay cement sidewalk and r the north side of Kenesaw west from Ith to 14th streets, abutting lots in block 36, Columbia Height ubdi- vision, fronting on said Kenesaw street b tween the limits namec S43. Lay brick sidewalk on the wi Central avenue, Ivy City, from Capitol ave- nue to the north line of lot 33, block cost $1), abutting lots 2, 33 of said block. Connor be licensed as a mminxsionersé rs have been issued by S89 with vitrified or et curb on north- Daniel J. master plumber for a period of five years upon filing proper bond. ee Condition Serious. »man named Martha Johnson, who is said to live near F; was taken to the Emergency by the police. She was mscious condition near the The doctors at the hos she was suffering from Her condition fs criti- A colored or Jackson, Church, Va., Hospital today found in an une Center. market. pital found that uraemic poisoning. cal. THE CONGRESSIONAL PORTR! Representative Reeves, Candidate GALLERY, Nomination for Governor of Illinois, j 8 dog; the dog's tail was too long for either beauty Had Too Much Tail ‘There was once a tender-hearted man who owned FINANCIAL. [QUID AIR seyrbat has Professor Charles E. Tripler done with it He has spent sixteen years of his life and two hundred thousxvd dollars of his own money in the achievement of its successful production, He, and he alone, has succeeded in producing it in euch quantities and at such a price as make it of practical use to the world. le has demonstrated that it can be used as a motive power. He has demonstrated that it can be used as a refrigerant. He has demonstrated that {t can be used as an aid. to surgery and benefit to medicine. He has demons! that ag elther a poiver or a refrigerant It is the greatest money-savers mones-miukers) ever discovered. rated that It can be produced at such a save millions to the world. He hag demonstrated that it can be applied tn such a manner as to supersede electricity, steam, or any other force known save 0 per cent of th HB Is NOW or usefulness, so the owner decided to chop it off, but, being very tender-hearted, he was afraid that it would hurt the deg too much to cut it all off at once, so he cut off only an ifich every day, which was supposed to make it very much easier for the dog. Unfortunately (for the dog) the tall was a very Iong one, and {t required so many days to get it all cut off that For A Long Time the neighbors were much annoyed, and, finally, the Alphabetical Society “‘cut it short’* (the chopping, we mean). Now, the moral Hes tn its application to our business, as fellows: Many traders, instead or selling on a Mberal margin, seem to prefer putting up a Ittle money every day—prob- ably because, lke the ner of the dog, they are too tender-hearted to “separate theinselyes" from : a large quantity at “one fell swoop.” Small mar- seeret process, no In- 5 ¢ Circle fo whom alone gins, however, are unfair to broker and customer, | ig vowers ue okhivited to atten i an tom Sta powers are no walled-in factory or laboratory within whose Sacred precizets the pablie is forbidden to enter, He manufactures it at his works, No, 121 W. 89th St.. New York City, where 4 NE can, upon proper application, ‘be admitted and see liqnid alr being manufactured daily, see the quantity turned ont, and see purchasers cariying it away. IT IS A FACT that from a so we will not accept Stock orders on Jess than 3 per cent, nor Wheat orders on less than 2\% pSints. See our free be Howard, Crosby & Co. at 2 STORAGE 24 Congress st..Boston 1001 Chestnut st, Phila 62 Wall st.,New York purely practical stand- point the mest Impurtant use of liquid air Is as a motive power Iris AF such power It will save world every year, that as a refrigerant it fs the most very ever made for the health and profit of mankin IT IS A PACT that as such refrigerant it will save additional millions of dollars to the world in each case will suffice to claim made for it as either a power or nt. a refrigel * TH OMY OF LIQUID AIR AS AN INITIAL, Private in ~unning machinery may be Mlustrated by aking the cost of timg a fast oce: steamship. Careful calcu shews that suc Rooms, a ship can be run with liquid air the round trip at a cost of $10,500, saving of coal. Further, 200 tons of © 500 tons of ear $5.00 per ton of liquid air, would earn §1 making a total gain to the ship owners of $28,000 the round trip. Allowing each vessel half th ne of these vessel 1 the rend t expense consumes: tuking ce is $1 to $5 a Month. to make but eleven round trips per year, the total annual profit on each is over $300,000. tire number of such ships in there is a saving or gain on the Reckoning the ¢ service as only 50. them alone of $15,000,000 every year by use of liquid air as power. AS A REFRIGERANT, take its adap caus bringiug fruit trom Calitorul { preseut euch car requires th dusting gi5 for ine trip, an *sWe Move Anything.” = = EF Lowest prices, Estimates furnished. tons of ice, on these five tons Merchants’ Parcel the freight charges are’ $125, or an expense of D i Com oo) a fey aa Fifty-five gallons of liquid air will give the same amount of refri fo) ellvery pany, (and far Detter povducing no moleture), ata . , my cost of >, at the same tii cleasii e 29-931 D St. Phone 659. tons of freight space used for tee on quid oie mb14-30d thus not only saves the. $137.25, for ice aud freight charges, but enables the shipper to use rt The National Safe Deposit, fruit the space formerly ¢ on the 10.000 there Is an ac and in addition there may be sbip- Savings and Trust ped 0 e tons of fruit from which. to dee rive a’ profit. And the transportation of fruit t one small item fn the long Ust of re- fikerating emplusmente which are estimated to demand in the United States alone an expend! ture of $160,000,000 per annum. NEW YORK CITY'S COAL BILL. 40,000,000 tons, Company, CORNER ‘5TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, coal are burned in the city of v York alone every year, The use of Mauid ate Will effect ber cent of this expens nt $3.00, Din the world, will Capital:One Million Dollars Pays interest un deposit: Saf. ins‘de Gerglar-proof Vaults. s Administrator, Executor, ‘Trustee, &e. fed by the od acd an unt to the earnings of the “Make As ce Doubly Sure.” Pee Make/Aneurance vee LIQUID AIR is uo scientific dream, but an ac- Realty Appraisal and : : Cori Mr. [Tripler was ube to end de . it was jus: Agency Company. phical toy. (eu fed.) mn eeonOmIe Capital, $100,000. 610 13TH "Phone 1887. tical use. It Is drawn Why ‘take the chance of LOSING the MONEY voir of the atm you have LOA ON REAL ESTA'TE by sale for hon-payment of taxes, when for §2 for a PIVE- YEAR $5,000 loan you can get a GUARANTEE similar to’ the following: REALTY APPRAISAL AND AGENCY in consideration of the sum of $2, paid by Taylor Johnson to the said company, has placed upon its tax register the real estate nthe District of Columbia known as north half of lot two bun- dred (200), in square four thousand (4000), accord- Ing to the’ plats and plans of-the city of Washing- ton, D. C., and agrees to indemnify and save barn- less the sald Taylor Johnson to an amount not ex ceeding $5,000, by reuson of any sale for the non- Payment of (ixem or assessments levied upon the dirt, + and cheap ny refuse. liquid air is most prominent place in the the World; and itm ede of milile world—with S producers and controllers. Clean, hh destined millions in protits Fiscal Agents, 8 Congress suid real ¢state within five years frour date hereof, unless due and timely not! each and every de- fault Js given by the company to sald Taylor Jobn- gon, or to corporations as he may direct, ate seal and signa- mhit FINANCIAL _ THE TR PL LIQUID AIR CO. Capital Stock, 1,000,000 Shares. Par Value, $10.00 Each. Full Paid and Non-assessable. «NO BONDS OR PREFERRED STOCK.) Offers 100,000 SHARES of the Capital Stock of the Parent Company at $5.00 PER SHARE. OFFIC ES TRIPLER. a. M. ISVENOR. HENRY A, KIRKHAY JEROME BL LANDFTE cHanr - President Ice President DIRE Charles E. Tripler... J.B. M. Growvenor John M. Hoen. William A. Vincent. John P. U.S. Hon, Frau non. THE PARENT coy The Tripler Liquid Air Con porated with a cepital stock of S104 fnto ove imition sl of the par It las taken over all. Mr. 1 appliances for the production an ization of liquid air, the for au patents —TI for England, Canada, Mexico and Austral The only object in offeriug for public = any part of its al stock ix to provide funds for diate extension of its factory facilities. present plant Js ent inadequate to the demand. The proceeds of the shares offered will be devoted entirely to the construction and equipment of this extension. ‘The sole instead of a: ject in offering this stock to ing the numerwus pr nome the standird diffi he public of ca en “psttnc they mers iceable to mankind. Tn other words, there must be a factory: in that factory there must be machinery; both-bricks and steel cost money. When Brains ticks, they zo to Money far less than experience, advantage “of the invente needs, barefoot, while Mo Professor Tripler hi liquid air to the poi matter of philosop rt imate business o nd Brains goes mounts an automobile. ought the manufacture of f success, not only as a monstration, but as a tion, fig- ured in dollars and cents. (We mizht say, without m, in millions and tens of millions of ch being the case, he regards it as hie » make such arra ents for financing insure him a fair s in the profits ved therefrom. He th fers to the » stock on terms giv pable of dollars.) prerogativ his business to be de publ invest« fon efore iz both inventor and an equitable and mutually profitable divis- nf the returns. shareholder In this. particip eubr pe THE PARENT COM- in all the profits of all its un- its returns from sales o ting, or hospital uses. (evel . n= tr fo and all its 1 cluding these receive ny subcompani Ir is beyond question t sstment in the sha herete Wt the returns from an of this company will far known in the history of i nd the fortunate re stock In the “Tripler Liquid Air pany at this time will see the future value of gS exered even the great advances real- ginal shgrehviders in Bell Telephone or tard Oil. ion of this company, tak- this, the parent com- not only the entir ness of the United Stuies, but ab of the WORLD, offers advantages for futu nt in value of stock that are ulmesi in- ing inte pa liquid: air bu: that which must be accom: Fiseal Agents) wh be obtained. GERALD M. FENNELL & CO., Bankers, St., Boston, Mass., or-to CRANE, PARRIS & CO., 604 14th St., Cor. of F. ident and secretary a sco wereunts affixed. this Sth day of . 1900, 8. W. WOODWARD, President. EWTON, Secretary. fel-78t,36 You Can Borrow [leney On your piano or Honsetold Furniture without re- moval from your possession. Any amount from $10 up on long or short time at lowest rates. No trouble, delay or publicity. Costs nothing to make application. Private offices, COPPER. Security Lean Company, Room 1. Warder bidg., cor. Sth and F sts. n.w. fel5-14tt N. F. Wilds & Co., Bond and Stock Brokers, 1331 F St. N. W. Quickest service south of New York. Buy and seli on margin or for cash. Ja5-sm-14 MONEY TO LOAN. 44 and 5%. R.W. Walker&Son fel1-10d 1006 F 4 GURLEY & JOHNSON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST. Members New York Stock Exchange. New York Correspondents, Van Emburgh & Atterbury STOCKS, BONDS & LOCAL Securities bought and sold—Cash or Margin. fe7-16tf ‘Tel phone, 390 and 490. ~Invarlably owes his prosperity to saving money when young. ‘There's a lesson in this for the young men of today—and the women, ro. "You'll be prepared for life's storms If you've a bank account. Bring dollar and start one with us. We pay | {Interest upon deposits. ‘Union Savings Bank, 1222 F St. mbh12-15d 414 and 5% ‘Money at Promptly loaned ou real estate in District of Co- lumbia. - Heiskell & McLeran,. 0c25-8tf 1008) F st. n.w. Washington Loan & Trust Co., OFFICE COR. 9TH AND F STS. PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Icans in ans amount njade on approved real estate or collateral at reasonable rates. ferest p-id upon deposits on monthly bal- (Capital Stock $ WE MAKE COPPER A Self= made mhi2-3t The Safest & Best Investment on the market today is the stock of the CREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER CO. 000,000, full paid and non-assessable), the owner of the Greatest New Copper Property in the World. From our own ores, Taken from our own mines and Smelted in our own smelters. For construction purposes, a limited amount of treasury stock, full paid and non-assessable, is offered for sale at $5 per share, par $10. Full information furnished on application. Greene Consouoareo Copper Co,, NO. 27 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. ances subje t to check. subject to draft. Boxes for rent in birglac dnd fireproof Interest atlowed on de- aults for sufe deposit and storage of valuable TEE Kerr & Co, ta. packages. ae Pohividends and Interest JOHN JOY EDNO: NEERS, collected and remitted. JNO. A. SWOPE. 41 WALL STREET, | got “and’ megeinte ent ELLIS SPEAR, Vice President NEW. YORK Henne loans of railroads, ANDREW PAR. - Treasurer + |atreet railways, gas com- BRICE J. MOSES. . ‘Acsistant ‘Treasurer Members |panies, ete. | Securities benebt and N. ¥. Stock Exchange. | sold on commission. DEAL IN HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Lists of current offerings sat cn application. THOMAS BRADLEY. eran Real Estate Officer ESTABLISHED 1858. Lewis Johnson & Co., BANKERS, 1315 F’Street, Sun Building, Members New York and Washing- ton Stock Exchange. loaned <n securities listed a, New Hd Money Boston” Philadelpaia, Raltimors Washington. Foreiga exchange, “Cable Tramefers, “Letters of Sexcetinn = bends bought and sold. ‘MOORE & SCHLEY, PHILADEDPHIA CORRESPONDENTS, GRAHAM. KERR & CO, “se27-w&e-6-25 CARLEY, ROSENGARTEN &CO., Bankers end Brokers, ad 2 BROAD 8T., KEW YORE. Bonds, Stocks, Cotton, Grain, Provisions. WASHIN F st. nei OFFICE: XO. 1421 ‘This company acts as executor, administra- [errant te, Semere! tor, trustee, agent, treasprer, registrar and in Redmond, Ditecelve deposite of To- | other Aduclary capac dividual inks, ete, W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS & BROKERS, Members New York Stock Exchange, 1419 F Street. Correspondents of LADENBURG, THALMA: de8-16a S. G. Hopkins. © Hopkins & Co. 2-22 soe ae LOAN & TRUST BLDG. Bunkers and Financial Agents. General Banking Business. Invescments. LETTERS OF CREDIT AND BILLS OF EX- CHANGE 0. Baring Bros. & Co., London. avail able in all part= of the world. EXCHANGE on Hong Kang and Sbanghal Bank. HE HOME SAVINGS BANK handles aml Savings Ace Vays 3G Interest on Savings 2 Pres, pr. Francis Saul: ¥. pres. Aathouy Fraveis Miller: iggele r : ¥. Ferdingod THE HOME SAVINGS BANK, 7th and L Streets. mht 4-20e COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND The regular quarterly dividend (N 2 per cent will be paid on the common capital stock of gianhing | the American Graphophone Company, on MARCIE FIFTEENTH, 1900, jockholders of record ASTON, President. HOFF, Secretary. fe21-wé&sinemhlé ‘THALER 1 MPANY NEW YORK, March 6. 1960. AT A MEETING THE BOARD OF DIRBX tors, held this regolar dividend of TWO AND A HALF PRK an extra dividend of TWO AND A HALP PER CENT were declared, parable on and after March 31, 1900, to the stockholders of record on Satur- das. March 17, 1900, at 7 The transfer books will clone 10M), at 1 o'clock pan., April FRED: a ‘on Saturday, nd reopen on 10 o'clock a.m K J. WARBURTON, Treasurer, - Union Trust 474 Storage Company OF 1HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Temporary Offices, Cor. 14th and F Sts. Capital stock, $1,200,000.00. ‘s prepared to undertake all trast Tae pf entates, prepare wills, and act as Executor, Admiuietrator, Trustee, Receiver. March 17 M ate and other approved es of interest. acis as (rustee and register for securities ‘The Company al other corpora: This Company ts chartered to do a general stor- age business. and ‘s about to erect suitable build. ings for warehosse vurposes, for the storage of good: ani satnubles and for cold storage. OFFICERS. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. JAMES G. PAYNE... GvonGE E. namuton. { GEORGE CHARL fe6-42tt 24 Vice President. torney @& Trust Officer THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Capital, $500,000. EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, Letters of Credit AVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PARTS. BANK COLLECTIONS. ORDERS FOR INVESTMENTS. STOOKS AND BONDS. ap22-28tt 36 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. Fisk & Robinson, BANKERS. Government Bonds | AND OTHER Investment Securities. HARVEY EDWARD FISK.| ‘ew York Stock Exchange. The West End National Bank, 1415 G STREET. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Capital and Surplus, $250,000.00. Accounts of corporations, firms and todividuals solicited. Letters of credit through Rrown Bros. & Co. and j foreign excbange available in all parts of the world issued on den and. GEORGE H. ROBE Member FC v President. JOHN H. MOORE, Vice President, fe2i-m,wke-201f R.A. CHEST Cashier. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOGIATIO: Organized November, 1879. HOW TO PAY FOR PROPERTY TH EQUITABLE, The Monthly Payment On $1,000 ts * ‘On principal. On interest 5 Total . $10 On each additional $100—Is $1. On exch additional $1,000—I8 $10. Interest is only charged for the time money is used. At any time a borrower cau return a part of Lis Iomu and reduce interest and payments, or be can pay a joan off In full. Obtaining loans fu the Equitable saves interest, and the borrower gradually and surely frees bis home and Gther property from debt. Amcunt of loans made... Amount of loans settled. = $9,517,400 00 Shares are $2.50 montbly. 38th fesue open for subscription, Further information furnished upen in- quiry at the OFFICE EQUITABLE BUILDING. President. Vice President. 1003 F ST. John Joy Edson, A. J. Schafhirt, Geo. W. Casilear, Second Vice President. Frank P. Reeside, Secretary. mbi-tf MONEY TO LOAN. 414 and 5%, ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE. RATE OF INTEKEST REGULATED BY CHAR- ACTER OF SECURITY. R. O. Holtzman, mb8-14tf loth and F ¥ Ocean City, Md., 1111 The most delightful beach on the Atlantic 11 [| coast. Absolutely free from mosquitoes. {1 1) It ts the “playground” of Washington, 111 | Baltimore and Pbitadelpbie’s leading fow- 1111 Mes. 1111 Lots, $100 to $1,000; easy terms. Cot- 11 || tages for sale. $1,800 to $2,500, or rent for 111 | $150 to $350 for season, furnished. 111) Atlantic Hotel first-class in every per- 11 | | theutar; rate, $2 to $4.50 per day. Special 11 | 1 excurston tickets, Baltimore to Ocean City 1] | | and return (Friday to Monday), $3. Ap- 1111 ply at office John F. Waggaman, 12°%. mh2-78t-28 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Assets... - $2.008,985.10 Surplus... - $211,606.44 HAS MONEY TO LOAN. No charge to tre borrower for examination of tithe No charge fcr ¢ppralsement. No charge for rceording. No -ommias‘ons. Loans Absolutely Free of Expense. Settlensent of talf shares or whole shares at any ‘Vine und caving the Ivterest on the shares settled, Bu''ding loas inde und interest charged only good ior Manila. iionk Kong. Shanghal | on the emoun* needed as slong, and not om maa hata ood ererrwrbere te therfar east. thy whote doa panera ct ton: amy fe 781s wdvuntager muke the Joans of the Per os petwal the ch. «pest in the eft; pe eee €. C. DUNCANSON, President. on easy terme. JON COOK, Secretary, teeter | Office, 610 lath st. Office, 506 Lith at. G03) 20:8