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THE MOE2s'ING TIMES. SXTTfrtlTAX S'SlEMBBB 2S. 1S05.
Wash K Williams'
Pall iiarsalus.
CARPETS
and
RUGS
All pricas-all qualities.
Our Carpet Department
this season is better
equipped than ever. All
the latest effects in All
wool Ingrains new pat
terns in Tapestry Brus
sels finest qualities in
Axminsters. Wc have a
specialty fine line of Art
Squares of very beauti
ful design.
The Extensive
Improvements
We made to our store during tho suie
mcrhare larsely increased our facilities
for showing gooJs. Yon havo uwery
opportunity to thoroujbly eximuio the
gcoJs before pure csinj.
Wash. B.Williams,
7th and D Sts.
FOR GREATER WASHINGTON
Condemnation Prooaedinga Insti
tuted by Attorney for the Diatrict.
Section Invoked Lies Between X'orth
Capitol St ro-t Extended nnd Hock
Creek LIM of Subdivisions.
FIXAXCIAX..
Interest Paid
Upon Deposits.
INTEREST IS ALLOWED OX
DEPOSITS on iiail lulanccs subject
to check. Those who have accounts
omi that iisualtv Jiave balances to
their Fred it should consider the ad-
vnnlaco or fneli lialances EARNING
INTEREST. It if crcdlled on jour
lines book, added to the principal, and
made eubfeet tc our check.
JOHN JOY EDSO.V Protident
JOHN A. sworn .. Vice Frendent
II. S. CUMMINGS .. 2d Vice Frrs't
JOHN' K. CAltllOIiY .. .. Treasurer
ANDREW I'AKKKIt .. . Secretary
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
COM niii ANDF STS.
Workingmen
end otners who.se occupations preveM
them from making deposits during
regular banking hours wlllfiud It con
venient to s-isit the
Union Savings Bank. 1222 FSt.N.W.
which is open "EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT bet ween the hou reof G and 8.
(Four per cent, Interest on savings
account.)
frOIXOOO
More 6 Per Cent Notes, v
Again we bavo a limited. amount
a of n per cent first trust notes on
7 choice real estate, bines it is no;
A ......possible to always supply the de-
$ .. ..mand for thn9 notes an early call
6 ..Is advisable.
American Security & Trust Co,
A C J. IiFIX, Tres. 1405 G Street.
cooc-e-e-5-o5-oo5
113
85
100
113
113
114
190
ISO
115
fc?
102
l!3i
US
116
Wushlnston Stoc'i r.xcnan:s.
NOTICE The Board Ul adjourn orer Sttur
day during September.
SALES TO-DAT.
D. 3.K. SIOOO at 11.14 Mot. R. R. f 1000 at 114
Columbia 1:. It C's. ilOUO at 111 Amor. Sec and
Truss 5's,$J0J at 11KM '1 rador's Nat Bank. 10
at 103 Wash Loan and. Trust, 8 at 1SH. Met.
St. It., 1 at 100. Pneumatic Gun Car.. 00 at 30c
After Call-Cidumbia It. It 6's, SIOOO at 113.
OOTEKSUE.STBONDi I11L Ask'd
Uf 4's. It. 1UH
U. S. 4's C 11S4
U.ifs 193 1514
U. S.5's 1'J04 1154
DISTRICT OF COLCJIBH EOVDi
t's IS'JO "iO-year Funding" 101
6'sl90i "30-year Funding" gold. lliji
"slWl "Water Mocl currency. 110
rsl'J03 "Water Stock" currency. 118
&. 1921 "Funding' currency. ......Ill),-,
Ztfs Heg. S-lu's, 1MO-199! 10J
JIISCELLANEOCS BONDS
W.GltRConv c's 1st, "TO-IS
WtOIill ConT. 6 s 2d, 1903--4.3. . .
MctRRCoav (Ts, 1001
Belt It ItS'slMl
Fckington It ISO's, 1S9G-191I
Columbia It It 6 s, 1914
ash Gas Co. ser -. 6's. 190i-'2r..
Wash Gas Co. Ser JJ. 6"s. lOOl-VA .... Ill
w ash Oas Co Conv S s, 1'JOl 123
U S. Flee Light Couv 5"s. l'JOI LB
Chesapeake Totomac Tel.,3s 100
AmereecS Trust 5's, 1903 100
Amer Sect Trust 5's, 1903 10J
Wash Market Co 1st b"s. IKK-lali
17,000 retired annually 110
Wash Mark Co Imp 6's, 191S-W 11J
Wash Mark Co Fxt'n 6's, 1914-"27.... 10)
Masonic Hall Ass'n 5's, C, 190H 1021
Wash Lt Inlantry 1st ts. 1904 100
rtashlx infantry 2d V'b, 1S93
SinOMl BANK STUCfc.3
Bank of Washincton ......
Bank of Republic
Metropolitan.
Central .....
Farmers and Mechanics'
fcecond.
Citizens 131
Columbia 131
Capital 115
West Fnd '1U6
Traders. 101
Lincoln 90
Ohio 21
SAFE BF-rOStr AND TRUST CO S.
Rat bate Beiiosit and Trust 123
W ashiugton Lna.li and 'trust. 121
American security and 'trust 140
Washington Safe Deposit 63
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Wnshlnctoa and GeorgetOTrn 2S3
Meiropolltau 93 1U1
Columbia 60
Belt 3U
FcUngton.. .-. 30
Georgetown and Tenallytown 23
DAS ASD KtEU. UCUTSTOCC
Washington Gas. 494 50
Georgetown Gas 50 ....,
L. S. r-Iectrie Light '152J4
l.VtCHANL'E STOCKS.
Metropolitan To
Corcoran 55
I'otomac b7
Arlington 140
German American 160
National Inlon 10
Columbia 33
KlMfs 7?4
People's 5t
Lincoln Tfs
CommerciaL. 414
Franklin.
llremen's......... ....................... ......
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Eeal Zstatelitie 116
Columbia Title T bti
Washiugt..n Title
District 'iitle.
Another onward step In the proceedinKS
whi-reby (lie creator Washliutton Is to be
evolved was taken jesterday afternoon,
when lir. S. T. Thomas Attorney for the
District, filed petitions asking for the ap
pointment of a commission to condemn nnd
nsfcegs values of land in forty-seven sub
divisions. Tills Mellon, (lie only one completed,
coniprNcs Hie territory bounded by Xorth
Capitol strict extended and Rock Creek.
Within lis limits are com. lined a number
ot the rlehCNt suburbs of Washington.
In askli'g for the appointment of the
ionimisiou, the petitions liksl )ctcrdn'
nsiuest -that It would proceed to con
demn a permanent right of way for the
public over the land," comprised In the
respective subdivisions.
'I he liil of these subdivisions Is as fol
lows. Mount rieasant, limwu'g subdit islou;
Mount Pleasant and Fle.iK.int Fl.tins; Me
ridian Hill; Columbian Coihgo lands, north
pari; Sherman's subdivision; Columbia
Heights; llnlmead Milxlivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains; Primer's
subdMsion of lleasant Plains; Washlngr
ton ami Itockville Tnrniiike Company's
sulKlivisioii; Toild A ltrown's siitKiiviion
of Moput l'le.isant and Pleasant Philn'-;
Wright A. Dole's snlxlivislon or P!ea.int
Plains; II.iw'h sulHlivisiou of Mount
Pleasant; Howard Uimcraily sub
division; I.e Droit Park, Including
Moore's Vacancy; Tuttle's sutidlvKiou of
Widow's Mite; Washington Heights; Trues
ilell's addition to Washington Heights;
Kalorama; Prattler's subdivision, jurt ot
Mount Pleasant; J. C. Lewis" subdivision;
Dolibins' addition to City of Washington;
addition lo Le Droit I'.irk; Columbia Col
lege land, south part; University Park;
Washington Heights, Commissioners ad
Jltion: Oak Lawn; Loundes, Widow's Mite;
HelLiIre Heights; Schcutzen Park; Delle
view; (lass sulidlvlsion; J. II . T. Hail's
sulHlivision, jurt of Podsworth; Cli.ipni
llmwn's subdivision, part of Mount Picas
ant; InglesiilesuljdivlsloiibyCli.ipiiiUrowii;
Rosemont Park: Ingleslde. Wnlbrldge's sub
division; Uinicr Heiglits; subdivision of,
John Little's estate; Wagganian's sulxji
vislou of Pretty Prosjiect, Kalorama and
Widow's Mite; Itrlglitwood'P.irk; Green's
subdivision, part of Girls' Portion: Takoma
Park subdivision: Gllliert and Woods' ad
ditton to sTaknma Park; Oraiuuur's ad
aition to Takoma Park and "West Takoma.
KEC0RI) 01' THR C0UKTS.
ST0
, 213
270
270
ISO
1ST
260
111
130
122W
145
T5
100
15
16
sS
6U
61
TELFPHONC KTTW-FS
rennsylvania 60
Chesapeake and Potomac. 55
American Graphophone 8
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. S3
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Washington Market 14
llerganthaler Linotype '190
Lx.AiiTidend.j-.
Equity Court, No. 1 Justices Cox and
Bradley In mailer ot A. J. Klmniell. al
leged lunatic: I. Hcrlicrt Giesy appointed
administrator. In niHtter of Abraham
Hurman, Charlotte Darthelemy, Sarah M.
Robinson and Andrew II. Morgan, alleged
lunatics; writs do lunatico inquirendo or
dered to issue. Cornwell vs. Gilson; de
murrer siinaineil and bill dismissed. Ag
new s. same: demurrer overruled viith
leave to answc? Bradfoni vs. Matthews;
Eun-lia 11. Matthews appointed guantian
ad litem. Stout vs. Clarke; demurrer sus
tained anU bill dismissed. Campbell vs.
Emack: Henrv W. Eno made party eom
plaliuut. Ruoff vs. Wlllett: right to re
bates or Insurance iiollclcs delenniueil.
Proliate Court Justice llradlej Frocissl
incs in estates have bull neorJeil as fol
lpws: Estate of Susan II. Clark; will pro
bated and letters testamentary Issued to
John 11. anj Elizabeth W. Vorliees and
Robert II. Warder, bond WOO. Estate-or
Eleanor II James; Joseph N. i-aundcrs
apnninted administrator c. t. a.: Ixind
$300. Estate of Mary Caspar: will dated
June 15. lfa'J.1. Hied. Estate of Hannah
Roli-chlld: order or publication. Estate
or Harriet X. A. Nute: will probated and
letters testamentary issued to Frank A.
Xutc: bond $1,000. Estate of Frances
Seufert: inventory personalty S2S5.25
filed. Estate of Katharine R. liarnard.
will probated and letters ti-starnentary is
sued to R. It. and Edmund M.'i'aleott: bond
S400. Estate or William Woody: report
and account or executor passcd. Estate of
Frank Wanner; Christine Wjnner ap
pointed administratrix; bond $1,500. Dora
8. Holmau. gunrdlan: order or sale. Es
tate or Lewis E. Ilurkardt. ad
ministrator; authorised to pay Louisa
Grcont.ood $100. Estate of Elea
nor M. Converse; will probated iind letters
testamentary to the National Palngs
Deposit anil Trust Company. MargaretE.
R. llelmsen appointed guardian to or
phans or Frederick Kemler, bond $100.
Albert C. Prathcr, gunrdlan; order disal
lowing guardian's account. Estate of Jas
per Smith; will returned with commis
sion executed; will probated and letters
ot administration c. t. a. to the National
Pate Dejiosit Savings and Trust Company.
Estate of George U. Klrby; receipt Med.
Thos. M. Fields, guardian; rinal account
passed and guardian released. Thos. M.
Fields, guardian; Ilrst account passed.
Estate of Peter McNara: cause argued
and continual. Estate or William 11. lial
ley; final account or admlnsitrator passed.
Estateor Mary A. Stocking; do. Estateof
Robert L. Harris; rinal account ot execu
tors passed and receipt filed. Estate of
Anna Key Thompson; wilt partly proved.
Kate ltushley, guardian; first account
pasisl. Alice II. Wlnlock: rirst account
passed. Estate or Hugh MoMurray: rinal
account- pas-ed. Estate or Emma F. P.
Handscliuh; petition ror letters or admin
istration filed. E-tatc or Matthew C. Getty,
Sr.; copy ot will filed.
FIXAXCIAI. A.VU COMSlEItCI.VL.
New York Stock Marker.
Furnished bj Frank Wilson Rrown, broker.
13355 F street.
On Ilieh Iiw. Last
:m ios? 107' losm
100W 10ULJ 103 Ji 1C016
lOli 10214 lOUf, 101
AlYX il-ft 1J 319H
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SOW
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American Sugar
American Sugar, Pfd..
American tobacco ..
American Cotton OIL..
Atchison. Top., its. F.
Canada s'ouihern
Canada Pacific. 61
Chesaceako ,V.uhto
c. a a &m. l
C.B. J: liulncy
Chicago and Northwest.
CtlcaroOa
CM. J;!t raul
a M. i St Paul, pm... 12-4 1:3)4 JSWi 129j
(.nicago. it j. a 1 acme. . jy to
Dela.. Lack. Jt Wes'.. .. 170 lTOH ;TU 170lj
Delaware and Hudson... 133L: 33H 1-H 13314
Distiller Cattle Feed. 23 2iy 23 24lg
General Electric .. 33 33 SSt4 VSSs
Illinois Central mijj ioij 101 101
Erie nv I3tfe 13M 13M
LouUville and NashTille. Mi ett, tzn u
Long Island Traction.... Vl 3331 20 20i
Metropolitan Traction.... 101?4 101JJ 101 101
Michigan CentraL 101 101 Id 101
Missouri Pacldc 3SL5 Ssjj 3Sli Sii
National Lead E3 35 34J1 34f4
National Lead, pTd 92I4 "J2?i U25j
U. 8. Leather 16U I6L5 16U
New Jersey CentraL. ... 114L; 111.4 Wi 114'"
N. Y. Central 1K 103 102J 103
Northern Pacinc pfd IS. 18J4 lsjft ISJi
Ontario i Western 186 lStj lsii lsu
Pacific Mall..... 31LJ diaj SQ'l 30?S
Chica:n Hoard ofTraJo.
H URAT:
January. ...
May
Cokv:
December. ...
Hay
Oats:
MX-
Pork:
January
May
Lard:
January
stare IUbs:
January
Op'q. Uiga. Low.
611 61 60
C5H t6J 61
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9 03 9 SO 9.57
9.87 10.02 9 8J
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15 4 97 I 4.90
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5.93
Phila. and Ktadinc ..
Pullman Pat Car Co
Southern pfd
Philn.S'Tractlon
Tenn.sseo Coal J: iron. ..
Union Pacific..
Wabash s
Wabastt prefeired 2SM 2355
Wheeling and U L" 15J 16T
Western Union Tel . 92J4 V-H
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October,...
Kovember
Ilecember..
January
It
Cotton.
Open. High
. 8 55 8 70
8.67 ST6
. JL74 8 84
. 8 S3 8.D.'
Low. Closs.
8.55 8.64
8.t7 1.09
S.74 B.78
8.8.' B.63
HnltliiioroMHrkots.
Baltimore. Sept. 27. Flour firm, un
changed receipts. 11, DOS barrels: ship
ments. 7,072 barrels; sales, 600 barrels.
Wheat unsettled, higher spot, month, and
Oi-tolier. 010 8aU4 3-4r Dec-ember. 60 5-8
a66 3-4;sleamer.o. 2 red, 6L5-8a61 3-4
receipts. -1.7G15 bushels: stock, GlGS
bushels: sales. 118.000 bushels; Southern
wheat bv sample, G3aG6; do. on grade,
02 l-2a'ir 1-2. Corn quiet spot. 3U 5-8
bid: mouth. 39 3-4 bid: October. 38 3-4
asked: year. 34 1-4; January, 33 l-2a
33 3-4 receipts, 27,098 bushels: stink,
81.333 bushels: Southern white corn, 38;
do. yellow, 41n42. Oats rirm No. 2 white
Western. 27a27 1 2: No. 2 mixed. 24 1-2.1
25 receipts, 15.2UU bushels: stock. 54,710
bushels. Rye dull No. 2, 44u4& near by;
48 Western stock-, 09.287 bushels. Hay
firm choice timothy. lG.O0al5.50. Grain
freights very quiet slenm to Liverpool per
busheL 1 3-4d. October; Cork for orders
pcrquartcr. 2s.0d.a2s.7 l-2d. September.
Sugar strong, urn-hanged. Butter firm
fancy creamery,. 22a23: do. Imitation, 15a
a 1 ; uo. lame. t4: good ladle. izai3: store,
parked. 10al2. Eggs steady rresh, 10:
cold storage, 14. Cheese firm, unchanged.
King's" Palace, both stores, will be closed
to-day until G:30 pv m. Special bargains
will be offered In all 'departments. Our
patrons are .requested to wait until tba
opening-. '
Is
"aw sVvXWWWssss.
HALF PRIC
May sound like rather a bold assertion for us to make, but
anyone, no matter how skeptical, after an inspection of
our stock and prices will be forced to acknowledge, al
though half price " ...-.
. IS A BIG WORD,
am That we do as we advertise in selling actual Merchant
Ml Tailor-made garments for just one-half their original
P' measured price. For variety, either in design or cut, it
Ss would be simpry impossible for 3-011 to find a better assort
jjgjj ment. If you want a Suit or pair of Trousers', no matter
m uuw iiuru you arc to pieasc, come 10 us. it 3'ou win
BUT
1 come to us, we think we cannot only please your eye and
pocketbook, but also give 3-011 a perfect fit, as we have
three experienced tailors constantlyin our emplo3' to make
all necessar3' alterations to improve fit. '
1 -WE DO IT.
What do 3-ou ask? "Vi13-, wc give a written guarantee
f with cvcr3" article we sell, and also keep all garments
bought of us in repair free of charge for onc-car. .Read
the appended price list for to-morrow, Saturda3-:
S20 Custom-made Suits for $8.00
S25 Custom-made Suits for MO.OO
$30 Custom-mado Suits for SI2.50
S35 Custom-made Suits for S15.00
S40 Custom-made Suits for...-. S1S.OO
Pants from S2.50 to S6 originally
m
made for $6 to SI2.
Merchant Tailors Misfit
Clothing Parlors,
407 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
1
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I
IXSTJHAXCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT of the condition or the
WESTCHESTER FIHE INSURANCE
COMPANY' , or New York. N. Y.. on the
1st day or July. 1895, as required by
uct or Co ngrcs savproved July 2Mb. 1892:
Capital stock aoo.000.00
Capital stock paid up 300,000.00
ASSETS.
Cash In bank $ 52,079.48
Real estate 207,000.00
IJotids and mortgages (first
licnonrealestate) 423,500.00
Stock? and bonds (market
value) 1,033,100.00
Premiums uncollected and
in bandsof agents 2G7.GCI.0J
Interest due und accrued on
July 1st, 18'i5 4,358.38
LIAU1L1T1ES.
Cash capital $ 300.000.00
Reserve premium mud 1,110,370.40
Reserve for unpaid losses
and claims 138.570.25
Net surplus SI,130.i!O
Statement or dividends and expenses rorslx
months ending JunellO, 1893:
Dividends ..$ 15,000.00
Current expenses 270,:i85.45
G. E. X. CUMFORII. President. -
JOHN II. KELLY. Assistant Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn lo before- me this
2Cln day of September. 1893.
OTTO E. FIGGC.
Notary Public. Kings County.
Certificate filed in New Y'ork County.
CIIAHI.ESG.ltlXGYVAIr.Airi'iit,
Dooms 8 mid lit, Atlantic llulldliiir,
02H and :) V street nort li c-,t .
AUCTION SALES.
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers. 1407
G street.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. DICING NO. 201
K STREETXORTHWKST.
By virtue or a deed or trust dated Sept em
ber 5. IfcDlinil duly recorded InliberlOlG
rolio 283 et seq., or the Land Records or the
District or Columbia, and at the request of
the parly secured thereby, we will offer fur
sale at public uuction in front or the prem
isesou THURSDAY. OCTOBERS. 1805 at
4:30 p. m.. the rollowmg ik'sonoed land and
premises, being lot 11, In Susan A. nud
Joseph S. Boss subdivision of lot 'd," of
Palmer Briscoe et alsiibillv islon or original
lot 1 in squure 558,assaid Ilrst named sub
division is recorded III (lie office or the sur
veyor of the Distrtctof Columbia, In Book 10,
page 31. Terms cash. A depositor $500
will be required at tlmenf sale. All convey
ancing, etc., at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be compiled with in ten days from day of
sale or the property will be resold at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaer after three
days' notice thereof in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. C.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER,
LOUIS KETTLER.
sc25-d&ds Trustees.
$93,002 42
87,600 00
292,031.58
581,307 25
25.fcC4.73
54,543 03
IXSPnAXCK STATE3IEXT5.
STATEMENT or the condition of the
GEORGIA HOME. INSURANCE COM
PANY or Columbus, Ga.f on the lftclav
ot July, lfc95, as required bv net or
Corgress, approved July 29th.'1892.
Capital, stock paid up $300,000.00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank ....-
Real estate
Bonds and mortagi-s (first,
lien on real estate)
Stocks and bonds (market
value
Hills receivable and col
lateral loans
Premiums uncollected and in
handsof aeenls
51,133,149.01
XIABILITIES
Cash capital $300,000.00
Reserve preniiumfuiidaiidall
other liabilities 504.75S 11
Reserve for unpaid louses ami
claims E0.223UI!
Net surplus 2f-0,107.84
. $1,135,149.01
Statement of dividends and expenses
for six mouths, ending July In, 193
Dividends $18,00000
Current expenses 57.9H3 82
J. RHODES BROWNE. President.
WM. O. COART. Secretary.
Subscribed und sworn to 1 elore mc this
25ih day or Septcmlier. 1895.
(Seal ) WILLIAM SLADE.
Notary Public.
II.CLAYSTEYVAKT A .SOX.Am.-ntM.
2(1 l-ttll St. X. W.
AUCTIOX SALES.
C. G. HLOAX & CO.. Auctioneer-, 1407
G Elieet.
By virtue of a tettaln ileedof trust. daied
tlieSIXTII DA Y OF JANUARY. 1890,and
duly recorded in Lilier 1452. Folio 205,
et eq.. one uf the Laud Records of the
District of Columbia, and at the rcouestof
the party secured thereby, we will sell at
nubile .'inrtion In front of the nremlc-s.
on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1895. at
4 o'clock p. m.. the following descrilicd 1
laud and prcniKcs, Is-ing lot ieltered i
"c;.-- in uoiuwcir kuixiivim-iu lit square
numbered 452. together witli all the lxe
provements. Ac.
Terms One-third cash;hntance in oneand
two years from day or sale, bearing inter
est at O per cent per annum, and secured
by deed of trust mi the property sold, or
all cash. A deposit of $-100 tcquin-d at
time of sale. All coineyaucing and re
cording at cost or purchaser. Terms to
lc complied viilh In 15 days from day cf
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell at cost of defaulting purchaser
arter due notice published In some Wash
ington newspjper.
UltAULKS KUII.-VEIDKK,
IXSUKAXCE STATEMENTS. ..
STATEMENT of tlie condition of the
TEUTON1A FIRE INSURANCE COM
l'ANY. of Philadelphia, on the 30th
day ot June, 1895.
Capital stock $C0.C00.00
Capital stock paid up SIO.UOO.OO
ASSETS
Cah In bank and in otrice'.. 1B.79P.41
Real estate UO,2tO.CO
Bonds and mortgages (first
lieu on rcarestntc) 3C.9C0 00
RailroadlKiuds(niarketTaIue.) 109,625.00
Loans on collateral 10,010.00
Premiums InCQurseofcolIcc-
tloi 5.402.20
Accrued .interest 498.b!
Rents accrued and all other
assets 1,001.17
Total assets $271,602.57
LIABILITIES.
Cah capital iZ( 0.C00.00
Reinsurance reserve -11.835 19
'Unsettled losses 2.416.10
All other liabilities 984.70
Net surplus 29.3G0.OU
Total liabilities Including
net surplus $274,602.07
Dividends and expenses for
six months ending June 30,
1895-
Dividends 4.CO0.00
Exiieuses. including taxes
and commission 7.366.21
E FRANSSEN .
President Teutocla Fire Ins. Co
TIIOS. CIIAMBERLIN. Secretary.
Huh-erlbed and sworn to before me thli
23d day of September. 1895.
SAMUEL II. KIRKPATRICK.
(seal.) Xotary Public.
A. S. CAYWOOD, Act-lit.
n:ia otii s.t. w wu.iiiimtoii, i.c
ATTOItXETY'S.
d&ds.xS
LOUIS KETTLER.
Trustees.
CA.1YIPI3ELI, CA11HIKGTON.
Atiorney-al-Law, Wetister Law Build
ing. 505 D St. nw., Washington, D. C.
Residence. Xo. 3, Mount Vernon Flats,
cor.X. Y ave.audPth st-nw. sel9-lmo
CIIUHCII XOT1CES.
THE BRETIIREX-Prenthlug on Sunday.
11 a. ru.. 316 Pa., ave. te.: subject.
"Robbing God." Bible sctiool at 9 45
a. nj.: preaching also at 7.30 p.m. Every
tiody cordially Invited to attend all ot
these services: seats free. W. M. Lyon,
pastor.
PASTOR E. 11EZ SWEM tells about
"Over-the-fence talk" Sonday night, 7.43
o'clock Preaching at 11 a.m. by the
pastor. Free pews. All Invited. Second
BantLst Church auditorium, 4th st. and Va.
ave. se.
H EzHBHHJBStlQslsllssilsBsaBstssi
- i I
; THERE NEVER WAS SUCH
A SHOE CARNIVAL'9
- as has been created by the disposal of the balance
of the great $50,000 stock of the Warren Shoe House G. W.
Rich. You may not get the exact kincl of shoe that you want,
but that you can be fitted we are sure. In this great varie
ty there are shoes for you, shoes for everybody, men, women
and children Truly, from the great rusK yesterday, we are be
ginning to, be.confident. that this is the store that you depend on
for shoe bargains. ." ""
There are all sizes, all kinds, all weights, all soles, cork soles,
and every other kind All must go, for we must give our regular
Fall stock a chance. t These interlopers must get out of the way,
Nevertheless, you'll be wise to be one of those who comes in
time to pick up an interloper and carry him away with you for a
small cash consideration.
Ladies' Shoes
50c Table
Ladies' small sizes only. Small
sizes Vici Kid. Shoes that Rich
sold up to S2.S0. The sizes re
maining are 2,
on A and B last
like these were never sold in
"Washington before, or at least
they have been sold for not less
than the money that Rich has
asked for them. Did you ever
hear of $2.50 shoes being sold
for 50c. a pair any time? Per
haps we have your size:
?tA nnil 3 nnlv.
y ...... w ., ,
Probabl3' shoes
73c Table
Ladies' small sizes again.
These shoes arc worth up to
$4.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
and $3.50, A and B lasts only.
If these sizes don'.t' fit you, you
won't be fitted.
$1.23 Table
High and low Shoes, Oxford
and Lace, in black and tan the
very finest French leather. Of
these we have also a full line
and all- sizes, but we won't
guarantee the quantity. These
are magnificent shoes. A great
value at S5I00 a pair.
$1.48 Table
All sizes in Ladies' High and
Low Black and Tan Shoes no
use to describe these we will
simply sa3 thc3' are Rich's $6. 00
shoes.
Men's Shoes
Black and Tan, Lace and Con
gress, Yale Toe Rich's $3.00
regular shoe Balmoral and Con
grcss we have also the latest toe
in this shoe $1.23.
"$1.'4.8 Table
These are regular $4.00, $5.00
and $6.00 Shoes Calf and Kan
garoo Congress only" 5 to 7's
B and C widths.
$2.48 Table
Fine Men's Balmoral and Con
gress Shoes all sizes Rich's
best shoes some have cork soles
light and hcavj'-weight soles.
You will never equal these shoes
at an3 price like this these are
the bargains of the sale.
$1.65 Table
Just a limited lot left of the
best shoes that Rich ever sold
you can take your pick take your
choice of the sizes at $1.65.
98c Table
Ladies' Kid Button high and
low shoes Black and Tan. Of j
these we have all sizes and lasts,!
but the quantity is limited. If
you want a snap in these shoes
you must come early. .
TOOTH'S AND BOYS' PATENT
LEATHER SHOES.
Here are some special bargains
if you want Youth's Patent
Leather Shoes:
'French Patent Leather the
best in -the world sizes 12 to 2
for. Youth'sarid Boys', only $1.67.
We have never sold such bargains
before, and could not were it not
for this sale.
$1.75 Table
Black Balmorals medium and
broad toes Rich's regular $4
shoe now they are going at
51.75.
$2.23 Table
This is where you get a Black
or Tan $5 shoe, Lace or Congress,
nearh- all widths and sizes, at
$2.23.
$1.98 Table
This comprises a lot of broken
sizes in all the shoes we have, in
Lace or Button, some of them
worth as high as $7, and averag
ing $5. You can take your pick
at $1.98.
$1.65 Table
This is- a lot of Tan Bluchers,
all sizes some of them worth as
much asS5.00. Excellent make.
"We are selling them at $1.65.
Special
Rich's best Russets all sizes
and styles square and pointed
toes finest quality possible, $2.48
Patent Leathers
Balmorals and Buttons small
sizes only, from 4 to I'1- narrow
and wide regular $5 and $6
shoes your choice for $1.9S.
A SPECIAL LINE
of exquisite Balmorals and Con
gress pointed and broad foes -excellently
made from finest se
lected lea'ther only $2.48.
STOLL'S "810" 7th St. N. W.
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