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THE MORNING TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1895.
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Before You Buy
3-ou should look around
and see where 3-011 can buy best
and cheapest. We want you
to compare our prices with
others, and we want you to
examine our stock.
Furniture
and
Carpets .
in great variety and all
qualities you will find with us,
at prices which we think are
unrivalled.
Wash. B.Williams,
7th and D Sts.
Dr. Bccwlths new dlsctncrr in Electric
ity TI1EKMO-OZOXE IJA1TERV.
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Jo tbe sick, because It furnishes families with a
means or curing disease at its beginning by
homo treatment.
The method is by a gentle current of palvanlc
electricity and the conveyance of oiygenr ozone
and medicine into the blood or human sewers
where disease onpinate Its curatWe valuo is
proven by overb,0vU physicians.
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Principle fully explained In circulars, Sent
on request. The public are Invited to call and
investigate. L. H. BAXTER, Acent,
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MDSHBACH IS THEIR MAN
Nominated by Democrats for the
Virginia Senate. -,
Messrs. Beiidlielr. nnd Bailey An
nounce Tliemt.el'cs 11s AsplrantH
"for tile HoubO ol Delegutcs.
The Democratic State senatorial conven
tion for the Fourteenth district, comprising
Alexandria city and Alexandria, rrlnce
William and' Fairfax counties, assembled
In the opera house at Alexandria at noon
yesterday and by acclamation renominated
Capt. George A. Mushbach to succeedTiira
feelt as State Senator.
Thecomenlion, which was composed of
the representative men ot their respective
counties, was called to order by llr. J. M.
Love, the chairman f the Democratic
committee of Fairfax county. Mr. J. B.T.
Thornton, of Prince William count-, was
selected as chairman, and Mr. Jas.E. Clem
ents, ot Alexandria county, secretary. As
there was to be no contest, the usual for
malities incident tb the organization ot a
convention wero dispensed with, and Mr.
Leonard Marbury, of Alexandria, chairman
of the district democratic committee. In a
speech complimenting Capt. Mushbach on
his record in the legislature, placed his
name in nomination" for a tccond term.
Thcjiomiuatlon was seconded by Messrs.F.
W. Richardson, ot Fairfax county; II. M.
Orows, ot rrlnce Wllllac: county, and A. A.
Lipconib, of Alexandria county.
Mr Lipscomb, In his seconding address,
slated that lie supported Capt. Mushbach
for the State senate because he was for the
return ot Hon. John W. Daniel to the
United Stales Senate.
On motion ot Mr F. W. Richardson the
rumination was made by acclamation, and
Messrs Mooro and Richardson, ot Fairfax;
Lcachman and Judge Lipscomb, of Prince
William; A. A. Lipscomb and VeiUb, of
Alexandria county, and Marbury and'Fick
Hn, of Alexandria city, were appointed by
the chair as a committee to wait on Capt.
Mushbach, notify him of his nomination,
and to escort him to the hall. After an
absence of a few mlmlfes they returned to
the hall, escorting Capt. Mushbach, whose
entrance was greeted with applause. Mr.
11. W. Moore, of Fairfax, then Introduced
Capt Mushbach, who. In becoming terms,
accepted the nomination, after which the
convention adjourned.
The celebration of the fifth anniver
sary of Alexandria Council, No. 33, Jr. O.
U. A. SI., took place In Odd Fellows' Hall,
on North Columbus street, last night, and
was attended by a large throng of the
members and their friends. Mr. Frank
SI. Anderson, of Washington, was tlieorator
of the evening, taking the order as his
subject, and addresses were also made
by Mr. A. W.iShuuk, of Washington, and
by State Councilor O. D. Hopkins, of this
city.
The anniversary sermon oftbechurchwill
be preached on Sunday next in the SI. E.
Church South by the Ucv. J.T. Williams.
Messrs. Charles" Beudheim and Louis C.
Bailey yesterday announced themselves as
candidates for the lower branch of State
legislature. With Mr. Wm. II. May al
ready in the field and Mr. E. B. Taylor, of
this city, and James E. Clements, ot Alex
andria county, as probable candidates, the
fight promises to be a hot one. The con
vention which will make one ot these gen
tlemen the Democratic standard bearer will
be held early In October.
It Is understood here that the restry of
old Christ Church have extended a call to
the Ucv. William M. Clark, rector of St.
George's Church, Fredericksburg, to fill the
pulpit made vacant bythodeath of Rev.Dr.
Suter, and that Dr. Clark will accept the
call. The members of the vestry refuse to
deny or affirm the story.
The members of the Columbia Fire Com
pany have thought better of the proposed
disbandment of the company, and thepa per
containing the names of those who pledged
themselves to do no more work at fires
has been destroyed.
Stenmer City of Richmond Arrested.
A warrant of arrest was Issued yesterday
at the order of Judge Cox for the arrest ot
the steamer City of Richmond, which has
been plying all summer between Washing
ton and Colonial Beach. The action was
taken In accordance with allbelinadmlralty
filed last Saturday by William H. Kcister.
Beecham's pills for consti
pation io and 25. Get the
book at your druggist's and
go by it.
Annn&l &U more than ,000,030 boxes.
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50
CEITS A MOITL;
Sentl In Tsui Sulscriplicns at the MiMioa Hate 3,000 Columns lor SO Cents.
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A CLOUD
Of Witnesses for Dr.
Walker.
Among the vast number of persons whom
Dr. Walker ha cured and who with the
public fo know it, may be mentioned Mr.
I. C. Bmallwood, who raysr "I have lived
In Washington all my life; for five years I
have been emplojcd in the navy yard;
the past two years ns engineer In the gun
shop. For a lorg time I have been greatly
troubled with bronchial catarrh, unable
to obtain relief from doctors or advertised
remedies. As I "was rersonally acquainted
with a number of Dr. Walker's patients
who all cpoke in the highest terms of him
and bis method ot treatment. I finally placed
myself under biscare, end thercsult lias been
maretlianlcouldhopcfor. IrcostI eartilyree
ommend all sufferers to bim.
'I.C. BMALLWOOD."
MEN,
Toung or middle-aged men suffering
from the effects of their own follies, vices-,
or excesses, or men contemplating marri
age who are conscious ot any Impediment
or disqualification, or those who feel their,
jouthful Ogor and power -declining should
consult Dr. 'Walker, who has been the
means of restoring hundreds of sucli un
fortunates to health, strength and hap
piness. ,
Dr. Walker mav hn consulted fre of
I charge, personally or by letter. His well-
known sanitarium, at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Willard's Hotel, Is oien
daily for consultation and treatment. Of
fice hours, 10 a. in. to 5 p. m.; Wednesday
and Saturday eenings, 7 to 8; Sundays,
10 to 12.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa
credly confidential. No cases made pub
lic without consent of patients.
RECORD OP THE COURTS.
Criminal Court No. 1, Justice Bradley
Albert Kenney; larceny; nolle prossed.
Thomas Fenton, assault to kill; do. Charles
O. Weston, assault to kill; do.
Probate Court Proceedings in estates
have been recorded as follows: John T.
Cheney, guardian; bonded. Anna Wolcott;
proof of publication filed. Annie E. llet
tenkemer, guardian; answer filed. William
Fletcher; petition for accounting of admin
istratrix. Mary F. Harwood; inventory of
money, $1,744.14, filed.
Equity Court No. 1, Justice Bradley
Keith vs. Keith; cause ordered on calendar.
Burn vs. Walson; dismissal of bill ordered.
Sprague vs. Douglass; E. M. Hewlett ap
pointed guardian ad litem. Noonan vs.
Noonan; sale finally ratified and cause re
ferred to auditor.
Circuit Court, No. 1, Justice Bradley
Klmmel vs. Gray; judgment by default.
Leas and SlcVilly vs. Iseman; order for
appearance of absent defendant. Christie,
and others vs. Brightwood Railway Co.;
return of deposit ordered. Sinter vs. Chad
sey and others; motion for judgment against
defendant Flemmlng overruled and Judg
ment against defendant Chadsey by de
fault. -
CONDEMNATION OF LAND.
SlnrylaiKl nnd AViiKjit-jgton Itnllwcjr
Enters Suit for That l'urpoKO.
The Slaryland and Washington Railway
Company yesterday filed suit for the con
demnation of land and the appointment of
a commission to appraise value against the
Northwest Eckington Improvement Com
pany and others.
The condemnation of a right of way
asked for is Inline of Rhode Island avenue
extended, where the road Is expected to
run. The improvement company's land
sought to be seized Is lot 35, Metropolis
View.
The others named in the suit, through
whose land it Is proposed to extend the
road, are Nelson E. Luckey, Thomas F.
Rieshton, Kate Donohue, the heirs of Rich
ard H. Harris, and Emory E. Host.
ACCOUNTING ASKED FOR.
TTilllnm Fletcher's Children "Want to
Know About tiro EMute.
Charles F. Fletcher, Catherine C. Fletcher
and Susan E. Albert, children and heirs-at-law
of the late William Fletcher, for
merly a wealthy contractor of this city.
Lave filed a petition In probate asking for
an accounting by Annie C. McCarlncTi
executrix of the estate. SlrsSIcCartney
Is also an heir-at-law of Mr. Fletcher
The petitioners stated that the execu
trix was appointed by order of court,
April 22, 1893. Though she has made
numerous collections ot large sums ot
noney, she has filed no accounting with
the court during her two years of adminis
tration. A statement of the receipts and
disbursements during the period is there
lore requested.
Itenl Ehtnto Trniihfers.
Deeds in fee have beenrecorded as follows:
Bcnanna Hodges to Charles T. Hughes, lota
29 and 30, block 11, Trinidad, $10. A.
Windsor Davis nnd WllKam H. Wahly to
Frances F. Coykendall, lot 12, block 14,
Eeno, $1C0. Ilettie J. Roche to. George W.
Hag, part of lot 107, Georgetown, $10.
Julius Hugle to John A. Barthel, lot 55,
Chicester, $80. John D. Croissant and Wil
liam A. Croffut to V. E. Mann, lots 8 to 11.
block 27, lots 1 2 to 15, block 35, and lots 19
to 52, block 30, East Washington Park,
$20. Trank D. Foster to Benanna Hodges,
lot 59, block 3, "West Eckington, $5,500.
John W. Harknew to John O'Brien, jiarts of
lots 3, 4 and 5, square 54, $4,500. Marie
E. Patterson to Katrina L. Patterson, part
of lot 20, square 79, $10. William P.
Van ThicMe to Thompson H. Alexander, lot
3, block 31, Tleasant Plains, $10. Charles
Dietz to Patrick McGarry, part of lot 29,
square 936. $1,800. Kalherine Miller to
Henry Schneider,lots63 and 64, square 520,
$2,250. ThomaB E. Waggaman to Kirk
wood Flora, lots 12 and 13, block 3', Cleave
landPark. $10. Johnll. Anderson to George
F. Pjles, iota 689, 590 and 691, Union
town, $10.
This fact can never be su ppressed:
Prof. Field's worm powders are the best.
Delivered to mny fart of the city.
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COINTlEITSrCONYENTM
A. G. HSaton, W'Tfift Oifyas
"Elec'tea President.
A bout-Sevenfy-flve Delegates Present.
All of Them Will Go to Sit.
V eriioi ,To-dny
Tnc fifth.. annual convention of the
America iiNumisma tic Associatlnnyesterday
began a two-das' session in the art par
lors of IS. H. Collins, No. 1108 G street
northwest.
The meeting was called to order shortly
after 11 o'clock by President A. O.
Heaton. About sevcntyfivedelegates were
present, representing a membership ot
more than 500 members, scattered through
out the country.
After the convention bad been called to
order, B. H. Collins made an eloquent ad
dress ot welcome, to which President Hea
ton appropriately responded.
There was a considerable amount of pre
liminary business, including a roll call, the
reading of minutes, reports from the com
mittees on credentials and rules, the ap-.
polntment ot standing committees and the
consideration of business brought over
from the last meeting.
At the, afternoon tesslon the following
officers were elected:
President, A. O. Heaton, this city; -vice
resident, Joseph Hooper, Port Hope, On
tario; tccretaryGiMirge W. Uice, Detroit,
Mlth.; treasurer. Dr. A. L Ffther, Elk
hart. Ind ; librarian and curator, W. C.
Stone, Springfield, Slats.; superintendent
of exchange. W.- J. Luck, Adriju, .Mich.;
and counterfeit detector, S. II. Chapman,
Philadelphia. Pa.
The association will probably .conclude
Its business here about 1 p. m. to day.
. They have accepted an Invitation ten
dered them by Messrs. Heaton. .Collins,,
and Clupp, the reception committee, to
visit Mount Vcrnun, and will leave the
city at 2.30 p. m. Those who desire may
go at 10 a. in.
One of the pleasant social incidents of
the meeting was the reception tendered
ttic society last iiiglit at the residence of
President Heatou? No. 1618 Seventeenth
street northwest. The handsome parlors
and studio of Mr. Heaton were thrown open
to the guests. Refreshments ot salads
and ices were erved.
FATJHE TOASTED THE CZAIl.
France and RuiiHin Unve n. Love
Fciixt at the Sliuieuverw.
Mirecourl, France", Sept. 18. At 8
o'clock to-day the troops were In posi
tion for the inaDeuiers. The foreign offi
cers arrived on'horseback, when the spec
tators broke out into enthusiastic shouts
of ,lVive. UussieJ' ,
Soon afterward SI. Hanotaux, the French
minister ot foreign affairs, and Prince
Lobanoff arrived In a landau, followed by
Gen. Dragomlroff, with Gen. Bolssct, on
horseback. Their appearance was the sig
nal for renewed shouts of "Vive Russie."
President Faure, "accompanied by M.
Ribol, minister of war; .M.'Besnard, min-
-ister of marine, and numerous other offi
cials, senators, and deputies, arrived and
took up the positions assigned to them
3n the reviewing stand. President Faure
then drove along the line.
At luncheon President Faure made a
speech, in which he said that be rejoiced to
see around him such distinguished friends
ot France. France was pacific, he said,
and, confident in her power, would intrust
her destiny with assurance to her sons.
Among the guests at' the luncheon were
Prince Nicolas, of Greece; Prince Lobanoff,
and Gen. Dragomiroff. President Faure
proposed a toast to the Czar and the
Russian imperial family.
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GHEAr KALES BAILWAT.- '
Cara to Hun to DNtrlct I.inollefore
October Firit.
President Clark, of the Great Falls Kail
way Company, who was at the District
building yesterday, said to a Times reporter
that before the 1st of Ojctober the cars
wlllbo runningregularly over the road from
Georgetown to the District line.
It Is Intended to run a motor and trailer
only, but the company will maintain a regu
lar service until spring. There is as yetbut
a slnglo track laid.
The extension of the road to Cabin John
and beyond is ot course in prospect, but
the company Is not prepared to say Just
when the Traditional line will be"completed.
Work may be commenced in the very early
future.
Sir. Lent'H Strlnc Orchotrn.
Mr. Ernst Lent, the well known instructor
of piano and guitar, will reorganize theWash
ington String Orchestra, introduced with so
much success last spring. This year two
concerts with the assistance of prominent
soloists will beglvenatMetzerottMusicHall.
The orchestra is to be increased to sixty
performers, and rehearsals will be resumed
In the early part of October. The pro
gramme comprises several novelties. Be
sides the numbers for the String Orchestra
alone, some pieces will be given with six or
eight pianos, a feature so well received last
season. The pianists will be pupils ot Mr.
Lent, whiletbeviollnietslncludeamongthelr
number all thebctterplayersof the city. Mr.
ent is dally receiving new applications for
active membership, and the concerts are
In every way very promising.
Good Templars Jlectlnc
Good Will Lodge, No. 7, I. O. G. T., met
at Potomac Hall, corner Eleventh strcetand
Maryland avenue southwest, Wednesday
night. Grand Secretary Kalsrom and the
grand superintendent of the juvenile lodges
of theDistrictaddressed themeetlng. Slem
bers of Perseverance Lodge, Star of Hope,
Rescue and other lodges paid fraternal
nslts. The lodge will give a social next
Tuesday night at thdliomeof Chief Templar
Arthur Campbell, 228 Thirteenth street
southwest.
Mr. J. Karr, the Jeweler at 945 Pa. avc,
having concluded to retire from active
business, offers at, prime cost of manu
facturers' and import prices his entire col
lection ot diamonds, watches, sterling sil
verware, clocks, and brie, a-brac.
Uiiltlmore Markets.
Baltimore, Sept. 19. Flour-more active,
unchanged receipts, 1B870 barrels; ship
ments, 21,429 barrels; sales, l.OOO'barrels.
Wheat unsettled andliiglier spot andmonth,
63 3-4aG3 7-8; October, Cla64 1-8; Decem
ber, 63 3-laGG; steamer No. 2 red, 60 3-la
61 receipts, 3,049 bushels; stock, 552,
448 bushels; sales, 44,000 bushels; South
ern wheat. by sample, 64aGS; do. on grade,
61"3-4aG4,3-4. Cornunsettled and higher
spot,41a41 lS;month,41a4l 1-8; October,
40 1-2 bid; year 35 3-8a35 1-2; January,
34 3-4a35 receipts, 8,006 bushels; stock,
74,645 bushels, sales, 62,000 bushels; South
ern white corn, 41a42; do. yellow, 42a43.
Oats firm, good inquiry No. 2 white West
ern, 26 l-2a27; No. 2 mixed, 24 l-2a243-4
receipts, 5,393 bushels; stock, 91,126
bushels. Rye steady No. 2, 44 nearby;
Western; 48 receipts, 563 'buslielsj'stock',
60,916 bushels. Hay firm choice timothy,
15.00. Grain freights, firmer, demand
improved, unchanged Sugar-firm, un
changed. Butterandeggssteady.unchanged.
Cheese firm, unchanged.
Jobnetoos 10c Broom Day. .Seepages.
SHOES AT
50 CENTS
ON THE $
WILL BE
A THING
OF THE PAST
SATURDAY
AT
12 O'CVK P.M.
,SlolPs
"8io"-7lh st. 71. w.
FINANCIAL AXD COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock SInrker.
On Illxli Low. Clos.
American Sugar JOT?! 10Sy W.i JOS
American Sugar, VIA 111114 10OM lOOii 10OM
American Tobacco 97 10ii 914 NKfc
American Cotton OIL.... 2-." .'H i s
Atchi-on. Ton.. &S.F... iili K 22s -'
Chesaceako JC Ohio 19?fi S0& l'JJJ SOU
. a C &. bt. L 44JS 4S uh V,i
C U. S cjuinCT Kili V)i 14 MV4
Chicago Jfc Northwestern lO-Jls 103 lOIM 10
CtlcatoOaa 6TH 70 C7W &
C M. ie BU PauL 74JS 73Ji 7IJ8 75,
a )L i tl Paul, pfd.... 1.H 1 120
Chicago, H.L6Pocirlc... 7M T7J6 77& 77JJ
Dela., Lack. & Ws llT4 IE8 167t4 16S
Delaware and Hudson... lilft 1KW IK'S J33,
TJenTerilt. Grande pTd MJi 51 53! 64
Distiller Cattle reeJ... 19 20 19H Sty,
rl H 9H eVS 9
General Electric S!k 3Wi 37'fi S34
Illinois Central lOStf UK's 1044 VU'i
LakeShore 149! 149t, 14914 14914
Louisville and Nash?ille BXi Ma C3?4 6H
Long Island Traction .... m 19 1'JK WJi
Manhattan Elevated..... "01, 111 1101 111
Jlfcnfgan Central. 1C0H 101 100 lot
Missouri Pacifle 3 37 38 Kli
National Lead S5J4 36i S)t S6H
National Lead Co , pfd... SI J 91 K
US. Leather K 16? 161$ 105
JerseyCeotral 114V4 113 11414
Northern PaciBc 5 M 5 li
Nortbern Pacifle pfd 19 1914 19 19Vg
North American iH Ms 54 5$
Ontario Western 17H IS54 17s, 1314
1'aclnc.Mall 33U 33li !J, 33
Phila. and Rtadiae 21 20 i
Pullman PaL Car Co 173c,, IVAx lii
Southern Kaitway rfr.... 3S?i 39H i&ft iV
Phila Traction W54 bl bil4 e4
Texas Pacifle J2 12lI K 18ll
Tenneuee Coal Js Iron... 43 43-; 4itj 4391
Union Pacific 15U 15H 15 15H
Vtaeaaa preieire'l !", S2n iaV 13
Wheellngand 1.E 15J4 H Hi l's4
V heeling and L E. pfd 4 4S-Vi 4
We.tern Union S3;4 tl S31 V3J4
Last assessment paid.
Washington Stoc'i Excnanea.
NOTICE The Board will adjourn oyer Satur
day during September.
SXLES TO-DAT.
Columbia II. It 6s: f-TOO at 112;$. American
Sea 4 Trust: 10 at 140, 1 at 140, 10 at 14a Wash.
Ua: 62 at 4914, 1 at 50, 12 at 4BJ4.
COlEKNilESTBOSDi BtL AsVd
US. 4's. It. H1J4 H2U
U.S. 4' C ll:j
L'.a4's 1925 12U.,
U.S. 5'a 1'J04 115H
BISTBICT OP COLCUBU BONDS.
5'a 1S99 "20-year Funding" 104
d's 19fc! "30-year Funding" gold... lliH
7'sl901 "Water itocic- currency. 115
"t 1903 "Water stock" currency. 117
3.65't 1924 "Funding" currency. Ill
314'elteg. 2-10's, 1SV3-190! 10J
mscELUiirocs bond!
WiGRRConr. 6- 1st, '99-19 160
W & G It R Conr. 6'a2d, 190S-'41.... 160
JletKKConr 6's, 1901 112J4
Belt It K5' 1921 e5 87
Eeklncton KRS's. 1S96-1911
X'dlumbla K K6', 1914 112K 113
Wash Oas Co, ber A, S'e, l02-'27.... IIS
WashGasCo,ScrlJ,6's,19Q4-'29..... "4
Wash Gas Co Conr 5'a, 1901 125
U. b. Llec Light Conr 5'a. 1901 127
Amerbeoi Trust 5's, 1903 100
Amer Sec Jc Trust 5'a, 1503. 109
Wash Slsrket Co let e'a. 1S92-19U.
17,000 retired annually 119
Wash Mark Co Imp 6's, M3-,S7 110
Wash Mark Co Exfn 6 a, 1314-W.... 10S
Masonic Hall Ass'n 5's, C, 1903 103
Wash Lt Infantry 1st 6 s. 1901 100
Wash Lt. Infan try 2d 7's, 1395
MTIONAL BXNK SIOCES.
Bank of Washington
Bank of Republic 245
Metropolitan. 270
Central 270
Farmers and Mechanics' ISO
hecond. 137
Citizens 130
Columbia 131 141
Capital IIS
West End 107H 112
Traders. 100 102!4
Lincoln 93 100
Ohio 84 93
E1F DEPOSIT AD TKCST CO a
Kat. bate Deposit and Trust.... .... 120 ......
Vt ashlngton Loan and Trust- 121! 12
American Security and 'trust 139 141
Washington bate Deposit 65 SO
BAILROID STOCKS.
Washington and Ueorgatotrn 60 SCO
Metropolitan 95 100
Columbia. .... ......
Belt
Eckington- ......
Georgetown and Tenallytown... .. ....
OA3 AND ELXC. LIGHT STOCE.
Washington Gas. 49
Georgetown Gas 50
U. b. Electric Light 133H
IXSCKA.SCE ST0CK3.
Firemen's. ....
Franklin.
Metropolitan 70
Corcoran
Potomac 63
Arlington
German America.......... .......... ....
National Union
50
136'
93
155"'
Columbia 13M
Kltgs TJi,
People's &U
Lincoln 7)4
Commercial- 44
TITLB IXSUBAXCB ST0CRS.
Real Estate Title 107
Colombia Title 7
Washington Title
District Title. 10
TELEPHONE STOCKS.
Pennsylvania 87
Chesapeake and Potomac. 64
American Graphophone 3
PneumatlcGun Carriage- .23
MISCILLANE0U3 STOCKS.
Washington Market 14
Great lalls Ice ......... ............ ....
BullKun Panorama
Kor. & Wash. Steamboat. ........... ....
Wash. Brick Co
iTyClty Brick.
Lincoln Hall
Inter-OceanBullding
Herganthaler Linotype. ISO
Ex Dividend.
8M
116
.32
Chicago Board of Trade.
Op's.
Hifh.
Low. Clos.
sm wis
h 63J444
28M 28f
SSH 29H
m, 15A
21J. 21J4-M
9.50- 9.62
5J2 6.87
4.85 4.93
wheat:
December....
May
Cork:
Oats:
December....
May
l'ORC
January
Laud:
January
bPABE Kiss:
January
69
635s
28W
25i
"M
21H
9.60
5.85
4.85
61?S
i-5s
3U
9.65
5.S7
4
Cotton.
Open. High Low. Close.
. 7.95 8 04 7.93 8.04
. aoi 8.12 8.01 8.11
. aiO 8.19 8 0S 8.1
. 8.17 8.27 8.1S 8.29
October-
Norember
December.....
January.
Abraham Hiaman Said to Be Insane.
Abraham Hisman, a Russian tailor, was
locked up at the First precinct station house
yesterday evening, at the request of his
parents, woo state that he is insane. He
bad been threatening to take the life of
his ratbr-yetrday, and when-he-left the
IXStTHACE STATEMENTS.
BTATF.MENT ot the condition or the
BRITISH AMERICA AH8URA.VCE
COMPANY, of Toronto, Canada, on,
the30thdayorjuDe,-18ao,oSrequiredby
act of Congress approved July 29, lt-92
Capital stock $750,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 750,000 00
ASSETS.
Bonds 011 mortgages) first lien
on real estate) $60,000 00
Stocks and bonds (n.-.rket
value) 11... 874,119 91
Premiums uncollected and in
hands of agents . ..' 195,636 29
Interest due and accrued on
Juno 30, 1895 10,778 41
LIABILITIES.
Reserve premium fund $516,51145
Iteferve for unpaid losses and
claim - 117,613 93
All other claims against the
company 05,866 55
Netsurplus 416,612 68
Statement ot expenses for six months
ending June 30, 1S95:
J. J. KENNY, Vice-President.
Current expenses s... $584, 845 56
r.H. SIMS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn f before me tills
28th (lav of August. 18".(5
W.li.KAYMO.ND.Nolary Public.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
MERCANTILE FIRE AND. MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Boston,
Mass., on the 30th day of June, lb!)5.
as required by act oLCongress approved
July 29, 1892:
Cjpital stock $400,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 400,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank $26,431 86
Bondsonmortgagcstflrstlien --
on real estate) 90,000 00
Stocks and bonds (market
valuo ) 448,918 00
Premiums uncollected and In -- -
ha ndsof agents .-. 26,907 01
Interest due nnd accrued on
JUDe 30, 1895 1,849 76
$591,106 66
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital .. r. $400,000 00
Iteserve premium fund. .... 130,835 30
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims .- .21,701 65
Netsurplus 32,566 71
$591,100 66
Statement of dividendsandexpcnsesforsls.
mouths ending June 30, li95:
Dividends .. .. k. . .. .-$12,000 00
Current expenses 17.6B4 26
GEO. R. ROOERP, President.
JAMES SIMPSON, Secretary.
Subscribed and nworn.to before me this
3d day of September. 1895.
JAMES G. FREEMAN..
Notary I'ubhc.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
SPUING GARDEN INSURANCE COM
PANY, of Philadelphia, Pa., on the
31st day of December, 1894, as re
quired by act of CoDgress approved
July 29. 1892:
Caplt.il stock $400,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 400,000 00
AfcBETSi -- ' '
Cash In bank $27,747 51
Real estate .. .. 1. ..- .. .. 303,600 00
Bonds and mortgages (first
lien on real esutet 251,300 00
Blocks and bonds (market
value 635,630 00
Billireceivableandcollutcral
loans 25,790 00
Premium uncollected and In
handsotagents ; 54,526 84
Interest due and accrued on
December31.1894 7,393 55
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $400,000 00
Reservepremlurafund 671,655 81
Ite'erve for unpaid losses and
claims 54,287 63
Net surnlus 180.044 40
Statement of dlridendsandexpensesforstx '
mouths endinir December 31. 189 1: I
Dividends $10,000 00
Current expemes 22,610 26
CHAS. ROBERTS, President.
CLARENCE E. I'ORTER. Secretary.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this
29th day ot August, 1895.
(Seal.) II. F. KEARDON, Notary Public.
PKOFOSALS.
PROPOSALS lot Constructing a
Frame bcuool at Ivy City Office i
the Commissioners. D. C, Washington,
D. a, Sept. 10th, 1S95. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until 12 m.
on Monday. Sept. 2Jd, 1895, for con
structing a frame school house. Located
on low 41, 42, block 6, Ivy City. D. C.
Blank forms ot proposals and specifications,
together with all necessary information,
can be obtained upon application therefor
at the office of the Inspector of Buildings
or the District of Columbia, and bids on
these forms only will be considered. The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Inclosed In an envelope
sealed and endorsed on the outside of the
envelope "Proposal for constructing a
rrame school house at Ivy City. D. C.,"
and addressed to the Commissioners, Dis
trict or Columbia.
JOHN W. ROSS.
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
CHARLES F POWELL.
sel6-6t Commissioners, D. C. A
PROPOSALS FOR SOIL AND MANUR:
Office of Building for Libraryof
coDgress. no tast. uapitoi street, yosn
lncton. D. C September 11th, ,1895.
Sealed proposals Tor f urnUhing and deliver
ing about 1.800 cubic yards of. surface
soil and about 400 cubic yards of manure
for the approaches of the Building for the
Library of Congress, in this city, will be
received at thi3 office untiLTWO O'CLOCK
P. M.. on WEDNL8DAY,. the TWENTY
FIFTH day of September. 1895, and opened
immediately thereafter In presence ot
bidders. Specifications, general instruc
tions and conditions, and blank forms ot
proposal may be obtained on application
tothlsoffice. BERNARDR.GRLEN,
Superintendent and Engineer.
sell-13-16-18 20 23 a m
AUCTION SALES.
C O. SLOAN & CO . Auctioneers. 1407
G Street.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated
tbe SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890, and
duly recorded In Lilier 1402, Folio 205,
et seq., one of tbe Land Records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request ot
the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction in front of the prenikes.
on WPnvF!siiAV nPTORPn lKr. nr
4 o'clock p. m.. the following described I
lauu ano. premises, oeing Jot lettered
"C," in Rothwell's subdivision in square
numbered 452, together with all the io
provemeuts, Ac
Tcrni-.. One-third cash; balance In oneand
two years from day of sale, bearing inter
est at 6 per cent, per annum, and secured
by deed ot trust on the property sold, or
all cash. A deposit of S100 required at
time ot sale. All conveyancing and re- I
-(llUUb A4.V Vl'OU UA JlUlVliUOC;!, AL1ACH IU
be complied with in 15 days from day of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell at cost of defaulting purchaser
after due notice published in some Wash
ington newspjper.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER,
LOUIS KETTLER.
d&ds.xS ' Trustees.
JTOIt SALE STJBTJKBAX.
FOR SA.1jE A charming little prop
erty at a depot on B and P. R. R
at convenient distance from the city:
nice new cottage, large grounds in grass,,
bandsormriy fenced: abundantand superior
water: a very unusual bargain. A. J.
SCHWARTZ. No. 003 (ith st. nw sel5-7t
ATTORNEY'S.
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON.
Attorney-ai-Law, Webster Law Build
lDg. 505 D su nw., Washington, D. C.
Residence, No. 3, Mount Vernou Flats,.
cor. N. Y.ave. and 9tti Kt.nw. sel9-lnio
FIXAyCIAIi.
Best'Storage.
Finest Storage Warehouse I nthe District
Fire and burglarproot vaults trithln the -warehouse
for the storage of Jewelry, bric-a-brac,
oil paintings and other expensive household
goods.
OFFICERS:
a J. BELL President
A. T. 11UITTON Chairman Got: Com.
GEO. E. EMMONS Sd Vice Prcsldont
J. W. WHELPLKY Treasurer
WM. A. McKENN'EY At. and Tr. Officer
C. S. DOMER Assistant Secretary
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST CO., HOB G St.
Storage Wharehouse, 1140 15th St.
Workingmen
and others whose occupations prevent
them from making deposits during
Tegular banking hours will find it co
venlent to visit tb
Union Savings Bank. 1222 FSt.N.W,
which is open EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT bet ween tbe boursof 6 and8.
(Four per cent, interest on savings
account.)
bouse he was followed. On reaching Penn
sylvania avenue tbe father met Precinct
Detective Helan, of the First precinct, to
whom he related the facts, and his son was
taken into custody. He will be turned
over to Sanitary Officer Frank to-day and
examined as to his mental condition.
IXSTJBA'CE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
TRAVELERS INSURANCECOMPANY,
ot Hartford, Conn., on the 30th day of
June, 1895, as required by act of Con
gress approved July 29, 1892
Capital stock $1,000,000 00
Capital stock paid up 1,000,000 00
. ASSETS.
Cash on hand in Dank $1,130,988 97
Real estate 1,654,617 04
Bondsonmortgages(firstllen
on real esute) 4,845,385 42
Stocks and bonds (market
value 8,811,398 43
Billsrecelvableandcellateral
loans 1,400,511 51
Premiums uncollected and In
iiandsof agents 480,435 94
Interest accrued on June 30,
1805 169,206 66
$18,501,543 97
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $1,000,000 00
Reserve premium fund 15,132,702 88
Reserve ro r u npaid losser.a nd
claims 410,363 76
Specla Ireservef orcontlngent
liabilities 331,057 50
Netsurplus .. 1,626,819 83
Statement of didlvendiamleTpenSiSforslx
months ending June 30, 1695-
Dividends $50,000 00
Currentexr"nses 871,56132
J.G. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
5th day ot September, 1895.
tSeal.) HENRYS. PITTS. Notary rublic.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
OERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, ot New York, N. Y.,on the 30th
dav ot June. 1895, as required by act
of Congress approved July 29, 1892-
CapitaUtoek $1,000,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 1,000,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash in hand and In ban-j.. $82,511 23
Real estate 455,281 51
Bonds o n mortgages ( first lien
onrealestate) 270,000-0
Stocks and bosds (market
value) 2,562,070 25,
Premiums uncollected and In
handsofagents 212,161 30
Interest due and accrued on
June30,1895 11,237 07
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $1;000,000 00
Unearned premium reserve.. 1,241,265 63
Reserveforuupjid losses and
claims - 109.413 02
Netsurplus 1,273,562 to
Statementofdividendsandetpeustsforslx
months ending June 30, 1895:
Dividends $50.000 00
Current expenses ., .. 233,014 29
IIF-jO SCHUMANN, President.
GUSTAY KEHR. Asst. Sf.-retaW.
Snbscnlied and sworn to. before me this
28tU day of August. 1895.
A.D.HALL. JR..NotaryPublic.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COM
PANY", of Newark, N. J.. on the 30th
day of June. 1895, a required bv art
of Congress approved July 29, 1892:
Capital stock authorized ....$1,000,000 0O
Capitalstockpaidup 400,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank $20,821 98
Realestate 302,94825
Bonds and mortgages( first lien
on real estate) 320,500 00
Stocks and bonds (market
value) 540,74500
Premiums uncollected and in
IiaDdsotagents 167,012 89
Interest due and accrued on
June 30, 1895 16,396 96
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $100,000 00
Reeervepremlumfund 626,038 97
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims .. .. 146.660 64
Netsurplus 214,715 47
Statement of didivendsandexpensesforslx
months ending June 30, 1895:
Dividends $12,000 00
Current expenses 166,745 41
G. LEE STOUT. President .
J. R. MTJLLERKIN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
5th day of September. 1895.
(Seal.) W. II. GUERIN.
Notary Public, Ne w Jereey.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY', nt Phila del nhla. Pa. .on the 30th
dayjjt June, 1S95. ns required bv act of
rnnkn,,. ,,nnr...ul T,,l. "Q ICQ1)
ngr(
Capitalstocfc $500.000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 500,000 00
ASSETS.
Cashinbank : $79,131 45
Realestate 248,405 92
BoDdsand mortgages(flrst lien
onrealestate) 1,077,487 48
Stocks and bonds (market
value) 791,543 61
Collateral loans 24,000 00
Premiums uncollected and in
handsotagents 46,976 82
Interest due nnd accrued on
June 30. 1895 22.218 35
Groandrents 6,32000
LIABILITIES.
Cvn capital $500,000 00
Reservenreniiumfund 1,437.868 63
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims 160,587 67
Netsurplus 197,627 33
Statement of dldlvends.tndexpensesforslx
months ending June 30, lb95:
Dividends $12,500 00
Current expenses 221,600 04
THOS. H.MONTGOMERY, President.
Ricn. MAIK, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before nie this
26th day ot August. 1895.
EDOARDUDLEYFARIES.Notary Public
STATEMENT of the condition or the
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSUR
ANCE CORPORATION. Limited, of
London, England, on the 30th dav ot
June, 1895, as required by act of Con
gress approved Julv 29, 1692-
Capitalstockauthorized $5,000,000 OTJ
capital scocK paiaup in
England
ASSF.TS.
750,000 00
Cash In bank and in hadn .. $10,430 S2
Cash deposited with trusts,
( with Kidder, Peabody & Co. ) 7,355 63
Stocks and bonds (market
value) 882,812 50
Frenuums uncollected and in
handsotagents i-.- 224,291 85
Interest due and accrued on
June 30, 1895 7,397 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital deposit $200,000 00
Reserve premium fund 439,492 00
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims 239,985 00
Reserve for commissions, etc.. 36,490 00
Netsurplus 216,324 30
Statement of percentage remittances and
expenses for six mouths ending June 30,
1895:
Remitted to head office .. $28,049 01
Current expenses 480.242 21
GEORGEMUNROEENDICOTT, -Managerand
Attorney.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3d day of September. 1895.
(Seal.) LLEWELLYNS. EVANS.
Notary Pu b lie.
STATEMENT of the condition of the
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPAN Y.of
Pittsburg, Pa., on the 30th day of June.
1895, as required by act ot Congress
approved July 29, 1892:
Capital stcok $300,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 300,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank $21,238 78
Real estate 62,000 00
Bonds and mortgages(first lien
onrealestate ) 201,325 00
Stocks and bonds (market -
value) 170,595 00
Premiums uncollected and in
hands ot agents 29,128 66
Interest due anti-accrued on
June 30, 1895 3,363 00
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $300,000 CO
Reserve premium fund 121,178 C3
Reserve for unpaid losses and
claims 11.095 69
Net surplus 05,428 12
Statement of dividendsandcxpensesforsir
months ending June 30, 1395:
Dividends $9.C00 00
Current expenses 32,373 15
ALEX. NIM1CK. President.
WM.P.HERBKtT. Secretary.
Subscribed anil sworn to before me this
Slstday of Auirsst, 1895.
(Seal.) AUGUST AMMON. Notary Fubllc.
STATEMENT of the condition of tlu
GREAT EASTERN CASUALTY AND
INDEMNITY COMPAN Y, of New York,
N. Y., on the 30th day of June, 1695,
required by act of Congress approved
July 29, 1892:
Capital stock $125,000 00
Capitalstockpaidup 125,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank .. $19,164 13
Stocks and Ironds (market
value) 127,500 00
Billsrecelvabl.S) nd collateral
loans 2,000 0O
Premiums uncollected and in
hands ot agents 5,711 CO
Interest due and accrued on
Juoe30, 1895 726 50
$155,102 13
, , , LIABILITIES.
Cash capital $125,000 00
Reserve premium fund .;v 20,955 42
Reserve for unpaid lossesand
claims 5.000 00
Net surplus 4.146-71
- $155,102 15
Statement of expenses for six months
ending June 30, 1895:
Current expenses $13,963 20
nuapisorj LXOD NVA'O
LOUIS H. FIHEL, Secretary,
Snbscnlied and sworn to before me this
13th day of September, 195.
(Seal.) WM. A. MAIN,
Notary Public, Kings county, certificate
filed in New York?
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