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THE WASHINGTON TDIBS, TUESDAY. FEBIHJAItY 27, 1912.
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HOUSE REFUSES TO
TAKE HAND IN BIG
immediate Interference by
Congress Is Balked by
.1 , Gillett.
(Contlnucd from First Pbec.)
trouRht to headquarters Charlgan
(Akocltuk, a striker, who, they nalil, ln'
thrown pepper In tho facoa of mill
I operatives who wero irolntr to vorlr.
Akochuk was cansht after an excttlnu;
chase through the streets, ttnd was
ovtrpowercd In i 1ark l.allwny aftor
1 no drew a knife on his pollea imrsiierH.
Thero was no rioting early today. Tho
crowds gathered nlonu; the street early
out when tho police apepared tho men,
women, and children scattered, not
wishing a second application of tho
loaded wutron spokes with which the
police aro armed and which they wield
vigorously on tho slightest provocation.
Police Checkmated.
Ono way of checkmating the police In
sending children out of town was a suc
cess today. Three children. In charge
I of their parents, boarded tho 7:11 train
for Boston. Marshal Sullivan at the
'I head of a squad of police, boarded the
train, but tho parents simply defied
them, and as they wero with tho chil
dren thero was nothing for tho ofllcrs
to do but to leave tho car.
A bitter legal fight Is looked for today
whan tho parents who tried to send
their children out of town on Saturday
and were arrested when they persisted,
will be arraigned in court.
Because of tho fact that Judge Ma
honey planned to dispose of tho asssault
and disorderly conduct charges entered
, against tho men and women arrested
yesterday, following tho wild charge of
the police upon tho crowds. It Is not
expected tho children and their parents
will bo arraigned until late this after
noon. Suits May Result.
Ten of tho children will bo arraigned,
charged with being "deserted children,"
whllo their parents, who aro striking
operatives, will be charged with "neg
lecting dependents."
Daniel J. Murphy, city solicitor, who
Is to prosecute and, his chief witness is
to be Marshall Sullivan, leader of tho
police who dragged tho children from
their parents and then beat up with
their clubs tho frantic men and women
who tried to take their offspring.
Attorney George E. Roower, jr., will
represent tho strikers and their chil
dren, and on tho outcome depends
whether other children can be sent
where they can be cared for unmolest
ed. If the children and their parents
are discharged, damago suits against
tho city and tho officials as individuals
also will bo begun. It Is said.
State Police Captain Proctor Issued a
statement today charging the strike
committee with planning dynamite out
rages, lie said the strikers were Im
porting gun men and hiding them In
tho soup kitchens. When word of this
chargo reached strike headquarters tho
committee ordered a search of the
kitchens for dynamite, exnlnlnlntr thai
bb the authorities had put up one plant
on mem. mey aid not intend taking
cnunccs 01 anoiner oemg men.
Foss Orders Probe
Into Treatment of
Woment Lawrence
BOSTON, Feb. 27. Upon formal order
by Governor Foss, Attorney General
Swift of Massachusetts, today started
an investigation Into the forclblo pre
vention of children leaving Lawrence,
by the pollco and militia, and the action
of the police in clubbing and beating
women mothers of tho "children of
the strikers" who were to be sent to
Philadelphia. Governor Foss' order to
Attorney General Swift was sent last
night. The latter found It on his
desk when ho returned from Washing
ton today.
United States District Attorney French
and the attorney general have been in
constant communication since Saturday,
when tho police stopped about llfty
children and their parents, wives of tho
strikers, from boarding a train that
was to take the children to Philadel
phia, as tho result of which action a
riot followed.
Attorney General Wlckerfcham asked
Mr. French to ascertain If the Lawrcnco
police stopped the embarkation of
mothers and children. He sets forth
that if these persons bought their tick
ets to Philadelphia It was a violation of
tho interstate commerce act to stop
them. , , ,
Mr. French today assigned special
agents of the Department of Justice
to make an Investigation at Uwrcncp.
The llndings will bo turned over to Mr.
Wlckersham.
Confesses Larceny
And Gets Probation
Irving Patterson, former storeroom
keeper at tho New Kbbltt, was paroled
today on tht eight offences of petty lar
ceny from the hotel, to which he plead
ed gulltv last Thursday.
Attorney Robert I. Miller, who ap-
rired for Patterson, urged Judge Jas.
Pugh to extend clemency. The report
of the probation officer to the court to
day was favorable to the defendant and
resulted In probation being given him.
Committee Studying
Plans to Curb Trust
An executive session of the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce,
which has been Investigating to find
means to lmprovo the regulation of
trusts, was held today to discuss tho
plans submitted to the commlttco by
witnesses
Many such tneeetlngs will need to bo
held beforo tho commlttco readies an
ngrcenient, and there may be a split
that will rcpult in more than one report
to tho Senate.
FINANCIAL
Capital $1,000,000.
Surplus and und.v. profits over Sl.OOO.COO.
THERE can be no
doubt concerning
the advantages of ap
pointing a reliable trust company to
serve in fiduciary capacities.
JtarThls company Invites appoint
ment to all offices of trust.
The Waohington Loan
and Trust Company,
Cor. 9th and F Sts.
JuIIN JOY EDSON, President
LAWRENCE STRIKE
Passing of Republic Dividend Has Little Effect
NEW YORK MARKET SLOW, BUT
WITH A FAIR UNDERTONE AND
SMALL GAINS.
NV.W TORK, Keb. 27. Whllo there
v.'ns hut little iloln?, tho market pre'
sented a llrtn from and email xiilns
were In order.
A year or two ago tho announcement
thut the Rcpublij Iron and Steel Com
pany had, passed Its preferred dividend
would huve been tho slgnul for a rapid
break under u strong bear movement,
and the effect would have been evident
all through tho list. But these urc dif
ferent days. Tho public is not carry
ing much stock; there la wisdom In tho
reduction und passing cf dividends that
builds for confidence, when it Is neces-
rary, and tho announcement of tno
passing had but a llmltoj effect.
A conference between tho coal nilncrB
and operators In Pennsylvunla will bo
held lat.t today. This is the first tlmo
that the federation has consented to go
Into ronforcru'c with tho operators, nn 1
tl Is expected thut from this gathering
a strike avoidance may result.
Tl'tro h.is been considerable' drop In
tho lost sixty days In Republic Iron and
Steel, giving some Indication of coining
events, so that tho Street was not un
prepared for tho happening. The com
pany was tho first to break the price,
leading tho way Into the price war, and
it was to bo expected that tho earnings
would show a severe shrinkage. The
common stock broke to and tho
Today's New York Stock Exchange Prices
Quotations furnished by W. B. Illbbn & Co., membra of New Tork Block
Exchange, 'Washington Stock Exchange, and Chicago Hoard of Trado. Hlbba Building.
a industeials
1:30 Tea.
High. Low. p.m. Close.
Amal. Copper 66H 66v 6611 I C6H
Am. Beet Sugar com D3U C3U t3U 53
Am. Can. pf. 91i 91Vi 9m I 92
Am. Cotton OH com. 49 Id 49 4914 I 50V4
AM. Car & Fdy. com KM COW SOH I B0T4
Ain. Ico Securities... 20tt 20W 20V I 014
Am. Loco, com 32 31!i 32 I 32
Am. Loco, pfd 101H 104U lOlli 1C4
Am. Sm. & Re. com 71 71 71 I 705
Am. Su. & Re, com. 119V4 119U 119V 1 119ft
Am. Tel. & Tel H3H 142 !b 142H I U2M
Am. Tob. pfd
Am. Woolen com...
Am. Wooolen pfd...
Anaconda Copper...
Cen. Lcath. com....
Cen. Lcath. pfd
Colo. P. & I. com..
Corn Prod. R. com..
Gen. Electric
Great North. Ore....
Pac. Mall Stmp ,
P. Steel Car com....,
Rep. I.& S. com
.10214 10214 10214 1 102V
. 2714 2714 2714 I 27
. 87H 87V4 8TO I 8714
.26 35 36 I 3511
. 18 16V4 17 I 17
. 83 80 824 I 81
. 24 23)4 23 I 24
. 10 10 10 I 101
. 160 159 160 1 16914
. 3714 37 37 I 37
.32 32 32 .1 31
.. 2914 29i 29 I 29
. 16 154 16 I 16H
Rep. I. & Steel, pfd... 6' 61'4 6CVi I 67
U. S. Steel com 60U 69V 60H I 59
U. S. Steel pfd lOStt 103U 108U I lOSVi
Utah Copper 66',i E6Vj 66U I 66
Va. Par. Chum. com.. 63H 63U C3tt I 54tt
Western Union Tel. 85 8l' 8l I 84
BONDS
Amer. Tobacco Vs.. 05!i 95ft 95ft 93li
Amer. Tobacco 6'a..i20ft 120H 120ft 1 120W
B. & O. Gen. 4's 98ft 98ft 98ft I t8?4
B. R, T. Con. 43.... 851 t6VS f 514 I f6s
C. B. & Q. Joint Vs. 97V4 97&i 97 I S7W
C, R. I. & P. Vs.... 71T,4 71 71HI 71Ti
Inter. Met. 4V4' 83 63 S3 a
Southern Ry. 6's.... IDS' 108H 1081. 1 108U
U. P. Con. Vs 102 101H 102 1 10114
U. S. Steel 2d 6,s....l03 1024 103 110214
Wholesale Produce Market
Kees Nearby, fresh, 31c per doz.
South-
Chc"ese New Tork. new, :0c per lb.; flat,
ISc per lb.
Hutter Best, print. 35c per lb.: tub, 33c
per lb.; process, 30c per lb.; undergrades.
He per lb.
Live Poultry Hens, He per lb.: chick
ens, 15al7c per lb.; small. :0a:-Jc per lb.; roos
teia, 8a9c per lb.; turkeys, 15al7c lb.; seesc,
plucked, SalOc per lb.; unpluckcd, 10al2c per
lb.; ducks, HalGc per lb.; keata, younc. 1-a
14c per lb.; old, 10aKc per lb.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. 17a20c per lb.;
chickens, 15al"c per lb.; henr, ISaltc per lb.;
capons, large 20a31c per lb.: clucks. lalSo
per ib.: geese. Unite per lb.
Qreen Goods Oranges, Florida, 33.50ai per
box; grapefruit. ll.OOal.JO per box: applefl,
$2.&0al.00 per bbl.; potatoes, JJ.0Oa3.S0 per
tuek; celery llal 25 per doz.; kalo. Jl.:'.", per
bbl.; spinach, $2. 2.1 per bbl.; carrots, Xc per
basket; !2 00 per sack: onions, $3.COa4.0O sack;
sweet potatoes, $J.50 per bbl.: lemons.
(4.00 a box; cranberries, $3.00 per box; 111.00
U12.C0 per bbl.
Live Stock Calves, prime. !c per lb.;
medium, SaSHc per lb.; common, 6a"u per lb.;
old bheep, $3.00 per cwt. ; lambs, prims,
tVic per lb.: medium. 5c per lb.
Estates Disposed of
By Probated Wills
The will of Mrs. Martha R. Bain,
dated October 9, 1909, leavea 150 each to
the Rev. Timothy Barrett and the Rev.
Joseph F. McGeo for masses, $200 to each
of her children, and $900 to Alfred D.
Wilkinson, jr., a grandson. Thomas
lleany. who Is named as executor. Is
directed to sell the property at 433
Masssachuaetts avenue northwest, and
divide the proceeds timong tho children
and grandson.
Airs, linen v. crooners win, aatca
January 13, 1903. leaves her estate to her
two children, Howard D. Crocker and
Hattle, n. Freeman,
Walter P. Uranc's will leaves his en
tiro estate to his widow, Mrs. Dorsey
F. Diane. The will is dated December
13, 1911.
FINANCIAL
ONE OF TUB OLD12ST AND BUST KNOWN RANKING
TIONH OF WASHINGTON.
Lincoln National Bank
U. S. Government Depository.
Corner Seventh and D Streets
THE business man who appreciates progressive, up-to-date, yet
sound, conservative business methods will find this Bank
an institution exactly to his liking. Commercial and saving
accounts solicited.
3
Interest Paid on
Savings Accounts
Savings Department Open Saturday Evenings, 6 to 9 o'clock.
R. A. WALKER, President.
FLOYD E. DAVIS, First Vice President.
ROBT. CALLAHAN, Second Vice President.
A. S. GATLEY, Cashier.
W. McK. STOWELL, Ast. Cashier.
iiroferrcd 214 points at tho low, but re-
covered ono-fourth of tho Iocs , making
tnu net but 1VJ. it very small net loss,
considering1.
Aside from these Items of Interest, the
market was dovold of news of an Im
portant character. London showed
romlnal changes In the active list In
keeping with the ll.stlcsa character cf
our own market. Politics and lnvestl
gat'ons still domlnato the news. All
thlrgs considered, tho market presented
a very llrm front, und uiIvimh'ch won;
tho order of tho day, fractional, but In
dicative of the safer position and 1pb
liability to declines on unfavorable
news.
The averago gains throughout tho list
did not exceed one-fourth of a point.
Tho specialties wero Union Paclllc, with
live-eighths gain; General Electric, with
one-half advance, and Copper, with
live-eighths Improvement. Kteol gained
one-half point, and these Improvements
wero encouraging to holders of stocks,
Indicating a little buying and no bear
pressure.
Union Paclllc touched lGITi, a three
fourths rise. Steel was high at f.0'4
from oncnlne at fB',4. Reading was one-
fourth lower at tho start, but came back
strong again with ',441)4 net ga'n Tl'o
Hill shares displayed moderate strength.
In tho noon hour tho market was a
fraction easier, but on tho most lim
ited kind of trading. Tho dullness was
noticeable In tho wholo list. Tho Street
hopes for avoldanco of coal strike.
RAILROADS
1:30 Tea.
High. Low. p.m. Close
A., T. & S. Fe., com.104 103H 104 1 10314
A., T. & 3. Fc., pf... 10314 103H If 314 1 104
Bal. & Ohio, com.. ..101 10114 101 1 101
Canadian Pacific 22PH 228 229 1228
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 71 71 71 I 7114
Chi. & Gt. W., com.. 17H 17 l', I 171-i
Chi.. M. & St. P. COU0514 10514 10014 1 10514
Erie com 30 3i 30 I sov
Erie 1st pf 5114 Ctfs 51 5014
Great Northern pf..l29 12914 12914 1 12914
Illinois Central 13114 1361) 13C-4 1136'-?
Inter. Met. com 1714 17 17 I 17
Lehigh Valley
L. & N
Missouri Pacific...
M., K. & Tex. com
, 157 157 157 I 157
.152 151 152 i 151
. 39V 39 39 I 39
. 26V 1614 26 I 26
N. Y. Cen. & II. R..1101 110H lWi I HOW
Norfolk & Western., inn HO'i 111 1 1101.
Northern Pacific 117 UCi 11614 1116
Pennsylvania 1224 122n 122) 1 12214
P., C, Clfc. St. L... 107Vj 106i 10;l I 107'W
Reading, coin 1(3W 1S2"4 1&3U I lb3V
lldclt Island pfd 81i 4S"i 48 I 49
Sou. Pacific com.... 107" 107 107? 1 107?
St. L. & S. F. Und. pfd 39 39 39 I 39
Southern Railway cc 274 274 274 I i7t
T., St. L. & W. com. 13 13 13 I 13
T., St L. & W. pf... 32U 32" 4 32V4 I 32b
Union Pacific com...lC4ts 164 164' 1 164N
Union Pacific pf 93',S 93' 93Va I 93'4
Western Md 63 53 S3 I 58
Sales Today On
Local Exchange
Capital Traction 3's, $300jnl0'i.
Washington Railway and Electric.
Com. 2o"St7.., 2:Ml-'j, oU1l..k, iiJ'ni.",
25W72'4. 23ft72l.
Washington Railway anci u,icciri.-,
pfd.. lOfi?;1!. 2.Vi93, 17f93, 393, 25w9"J.
23aS3, 5i93, 7i&9.".
Washington Can, 2ot'SPj.
Mergentlial-:-. 1Vn222. 10 -,1 -.
National Metropolitan Bank. Wft210.
United Stales Trvrt l''iJS, 2til:"J';,
lMfian. W29!.!, lOfclSW.
Franklin Insurance, 20?'33.
After cull Potomac Consolidated 5 s,
jl.onrKiini.. !,fnofill-V
Washington Gas, 23frsn8.
Alleged Car Rowdies
Are Given Continuance
Trial of the four men charged with
rioting and assaults on passengers and
crew of a Capital Traction Company
electric car near Hiook's Station Is htt
for next Tuesday In Police Court. As
sault with a dangerous weapon Is one
of the charges against Arthur Grce!'.
one of the four, und the condition of
Henry C. Rocker, his nlleged victim,
made necessary the continuance. Ar
tlms and Jsoph Gren, .Tames J lick
man, and Hiram Crews are tho four
colored men under arrest.
All the complaining witnesses except
Rocker were In court touay. Captain
Daley and Sergeants McQuaid and Mc
Ccrmack reported that the victim of
the assault Is In Casualty Hospital witu
the sight of one eye gono and total
blindness threatening him.
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments
Are those that do not Huctuatn during dls
turbed conditions of the money or stock mar
ket. First deed ot trust notes Mrt mort
gages), well secured on real estate In tha
District of Columbia, constitute "gllt-adgs"
Investments. They do not depend upon tba
financial responsibility of Individuals or cor
porations for their stability and are exempt
trom taxation as personal property. W can
supply such Investments In amounts frem
U00 upward. Send for booklet, "Concerning
lans and Investments."
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.
7 13TII STREET N. XV.
FINANCIAL
1NST1TU-
Safe Deposit Vaults
$2.50 Per Annum Up
Bid and Asked on
Local Exchange
GOVKRNMKNX BONDS.
Bid. Ask.
". a rob. :'s ,
U. H. Counon 2'a
8 a
V. K. Rett. ?: 10-J'W
IT. H. Coupon 3's 1011, ...
U. 8. Reg. I's 113V. my
U. S. Coupon 48 H3',4 1HH
GAS BONDS.
Georgetown Gas E's 106 10S
Wash. Gas 6'B 110 111
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cup. Traction R. R. C's HO" 110V6
.Ana'.'fiatlu & 1-otomaa 5'a 100
Anacostla & Pot. Guar. b'a... IOC
City & Suburban 6's 10314 100
Columbia R. It. C's 100
Columbia It. R. C"a l(tt
Metropolitan R. It. C's 107 109
Wash. Ry. & Klec. 4'h SO Sfji,
Wash. Alex. & Mt. V. 5"s !UI l7
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Elec. Cons, u's 101 102
C. & P. Telephone f s
Atner. Tel. & Telga. Vs....
Kmei'son Sivaiii I'umu O's
Wash. Market C's, 19-7....
Wash. Murket G's, 1917....
W. M. Cold Storage 5'n....
N. & W. Steamboat r."s....
IUl'l-k Realty ,Vh (lout:)....
1C1
10$
105'j
'm
107
1U7
107
ioo
100
100
1V,1I4 105
103
101
Hlggs Realty iVs (short)
PUUL1C UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction 122 123
wasn. ny. & kicc, com uu nvi
Wash. Tty. & Elec., pfd 93 mi
Wash. Va. Ry., com 48 52
Wash. Va. By., pfd 70 72V4
N. & W. Steamboat 21214 219
Washington Gas Mi 81T4
Georgetown Gas 110
Amer. Tel. & Telga 14314 ...
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Morgcnthnler Linotype 222'i 2i1
Lunston Monotype 31 U 92
MINING STOCK.
Greene Canunea 714 ..
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American Nat. Bank 170 ISO
Capital National Bank 210
Columbia Nat. Rank 250
Commercial Nat. Bank 191
191 19!)
133 13J
200 240
1 4-, 171
210 210V4
073 D90
15a M7
247 260
Dlnti let National Bank
Far. & Meeh. Nat. Hank
Lincoln National llauk
Metropolitan National Bank.
Rlggs National Bank
Second Nat. Bank
National Bank of Wash
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. See. & Trust 29114 39C
National Saw & Trust 2-"S
Union Trust 14,",
Wash. Loan & Trust 2Ti 250
United States Trust 129 130
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Citizens Saving Bank 13
Heme Savings 323
Merch. Mecli. Savings....' 175
Urlcn Savings 230
IS
200
260
Rank of Com. & 8av I?V$
IlaM Wash. Sav. Bank 15
Provident Sav. Bank 9
FIRE INSURANCE: STOCKS.
Arlington Flro Insurance 14
Com. Fire Insurance 9
Corcoran Fire Insurance SO
Firemen's Flro Insurance 20
Kr.tr.klln Fire Insuranco '!5
Ger. Amer. Fire Ins 270
Nat. Union Flro Ins s
Potomac Fine Insuranco ."II
TITLK INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insurance 4
R'Jl Estate Title Ins S3
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Chapln & Sacks 165
Kinerson Steam Pump
Grapho. com ' 0
Grapho, pfd 40
Merch. Trans & Storage I1G
Security Storage 2K3
Washington Market 17
9J4
10
22
37
220
63
LOCAL SECURITIES
As u.Mial thcte was a good business
on the local exchange, with the Bha'res
of the Washington Railway and Elec
tric Company attracting the most at
tention, although there was dlverslHed
and strong action elsewhere In the list.
Railway, common, started at 73 and It
FINANCIAL
CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
SHOWED GOOD TONE
AT STRONG PRICES
During the First Twenty Days
of This Bank's Existence Its
Deposits Have Increased
$195,148.86
THE constant and consistent growth of this institution since
it opened its doors for business on February 1, 1912, up
to February 20 the date of the first call of the Comp
troller of Currency for bank statement (seventeen business days)
is most eloquently told by the above figures.
DEPOSITS, ftsSSi $681,892.96
deposits, RY $877,041.82
(Date of first call of Comptroller ot Currency.)
WE PAY 3 INTEREST
on minimum monthly balances.
This company seeks appointment as executor, administrator,
trustee, guardian, committee, and in all other legitimate fiduciary
capacities, for the handling of which it is efficiently equipped.
A thoroughly well-organized SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for rent popular prices.
OFFICERS: DIRECTORS:
NATHAN B. SCOTT.. President
1st Vice Pres.
BATES WAKREN....Vlco Pres.
YM. T. GAUCHER.. VIco Pres.
CHAS. A. DOUGLAS,
Uen"l Counsel a
FRANK S. BRIGHT. ISAAC T. MANN.' HATEH WARREN.
Trust Ofllcer and Secretary. THOS. H. MELTON. C. H. ZEHNDER.
Continental Trust Co.
1405 G STREET N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
cased slowly to 7214, eloping with stock
offered at tho latter figure, in tho
meantime tho preferred shares were
inoro than holding their own, advancing
from 2i to 93, and holding tho better
ment to tho close.
Thero was a llrmcr tono In Gas, but
only two 23 pharo lots sold. These
wero at 80iig8!. a gain of about 'i of
a point. It Is Understood that stock
pressing lo a salo for tho last fow
weeks has been liquidated and that
tho market is not likely to meet much
Block save at higher prices. Buying
orders aro not numerous, but tho selling
pressuro Is morn than likely to lessen.
Next to Interest In tho utilities camo
United States Trust shares, which
showed splendid strength. Tho state
ment showed that tho Institution has
practically retained tho deposits of tho
absorbed local branch of tho Interna
tional Banking Corporation and placed
the Institution in tho 3,M)0,000 bank list.
Tho stock opened at 12S and tho clos
ing was 129i4. Franklin Insuranco sold
at 33. Mcrgcnthalor, 222, and llrm.
In tho bond list but two Issucb showed
on tho sales record, Potomuo Consoli
dated G's at 101, and Traction B'b at
nova.
Odd Depositor.
MONTICELLO, N. Y Feb. 27.-Mlss
Cynthia Plntler deposited In a local
bank nearly $1,800 In old coins of smalt
denomination, tho savings of her broth
er during seventy years.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF TUB CONDITION
or th
Union Savings Bank,
At Washington, in tho Dlxtrlct of Columbia,
at tho clcwe of business, February 20, 1512.
RESOURCES.
Loantr and discounts (1,203,(11(4
Uonds, securities, etc 117,733 00
Furniture and fixtures 5,600 00
OtliT real cntate owned 107,2)3 45
Accrued interest 16,65104
Cash on hand and duo from banks 170,770 67
Total 1,837,765 60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 1200.000 0)
Surplus fund 110,00000
Undivided profits, less expenses und
taxes paid 13.S6035
lteservcd for Interest due depositors 3,035 21
Dividends unpaid SO 00
Individual deposits sub
ject to check J10.223 70
havings deposlOi 1,177,922 03
Demand certificates of
deposit 4,679 07
Time certificates of de
posit l.i.$37 4 S
Certified check 6,000 00
1,463.462 28
2.250 7
65.000 00
Reserved for taxes
Liabilities other than those abovo
stated
Total 1,857,76860
District or Columbia, city of Washington, fi:
I, E. QU1NCV- SMITH. President of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is truo to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
15. QUINCV SMITH. President.
Subscribed and sworn to before m this
26th day of February, 1912.
CHAS. D. IIADCLIFFE, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
F. L. SIDDONS.
A. E. L. LECKIE.
JAS. E. nALPIl.
M. A. WINTER.
W. J. LAMBERT.
It Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
East Washington Savings Bank
At Washington. In the District of Columbia,
at the I'loso ot business, February 20, 1912,
RESOURCES.
1ians and discounts
Bond., securities, etc
J119.SC. 00
33,213 50
21.60S 42
41,14123
225 00
6S3
Banking house, furniture, and fix
tut cs
Due frum national banks
Illlli of national banks
Kiactlonal puncr currency, nickels,
and tent
lawful money reserve In bank, lx:
Kprr.lL 82,278 00
Legal-tender notes 260 00
!.538O0
Total 521,584 04
LIABILITIES.
Capltdl stock paid in J1O0.O0O00
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 25,808 56
Individual deposits 398,775 48
Total 524.5S404
Dlstrim of Columbia, City of Washington, ss:
I. CHARLES A. MCCARTHY. Treasurer
of the ubovr-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to tho best
of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES A. MCCARTHY.
Treasurer.
Subsciibed and sworn to before mo this
26th dav of February. 1912.
CLARENCE F. DONOHOE.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
MICHAEL I. WELLER.
JOHN C. TOST.
THOMAS W. SMITH.
11. II. McKEE.
RICHARD KINGSMAN.
GEORGE F. HARBIN
MORRIS E. MARI3W.
Xrustee.
FINANCIAL
SURPLUS, $100,000.
? J?EAIINSIIAW
W. II. MHimiAM.
P. T. MOHAN,
SAM'L. J. l'RESCOTT.
V. J. rKLUOER.
N. B. SCOTT.
KI.II3 HHERTZ,
V M. KPMGG.
JOS. 8TRABHjnGEn,
V. H. EDMONDS.
E. O. DAV1SSON.
H. U DULANKV,
W. T. GAI.I.IHEn.
,T. WM. HENItY.
r U JENKINS,
J. I,. KAIiniCK
ALLAN IS. WALKKU,
- A- kANDMESSER, "HA8. W. WARDEN,
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF TUB CONDITION
of tha
Rlggs National Bank
At Washington, In the District of Columbia,
nt the close Of business, February SO, 1912.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .T....S6.677.1IS 4
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 10,10 30
tr. H. bonds to secure circulation.., 1,000 000 00
U, H. bonds to secure U. S. de
posits 1,00000
Other bonds to securo U. 8, de
posits ....,.., ,,...
IT. 8, bonds on hand
Premiums on V. 8. bonds
Bonds to securo Canal Zone de
posits 229,600 00
300 00
80
874,6(0 00
Bonds, securities', etc 1,412,67197
Banking house, furniture, and fix .
tures
Foreign money .,
346,734 03
2,919 49
Due from national banks
(not reserve agents)... $610,60) 17
Due from State and
private bonks and
bankers, trust com
panies, and savings
banks M.3HM
Due from approved re
serve agents 1,001,274 00
Checks and other cash
Items 9J.6M08
Exchanges for clearing
house 232,69016
Notes of other national
banks 10,000 00
Fractional paper currea
cy, nickels, and cents. 236 67
Lawful money reserve in
bank, viz:
Rpeel 77S.392&0
LegaMendcrnotea 90,000 00
:.900,2I7 97
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer (5f(, of circulation) GO.OOOOO
Total
..13,535,419 06
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 11.000.000 00
Hurplus fund 2,000,00000
undivided pronts, less expenses and
taxes paid 69,79144
National bank notes outstanding... 934,100 00
Due to other national
banks 3933,6(0 84
Due to State and pri
vate banks and bank
ers 17,643 30
Due to trust companies
and savings banks 830,470 64
Due to approved re
serve agents 1,299 26
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 6,200,94192
Demand certificates of
deposit 65,469 20
Certified checks 9,372 15
k, Ml, til 81
1,000 00
C33.578 80
900,000 00
17,112 68
999 87
United Btales deposits.
Canal Zone deposits....
Bonds borrowed
Ilesrrved for taxss
Reserved for Interest...
Total , 13,535,419 06
District ot Columbia. City of Washington, ss:
I, HENRY H. FLATHER. cashier ot the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
HENRY H. FLATHER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
27th day of February. 1912.
DAVID ltlTTENHOUSE.
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
C. C. GLOVER.
CHARLES I. CORBT,
II. HURT.
.1AMES M. JOHNSTON,
R. ROSS PERRY.
WM. J. FLATHER.
THOS. HYDE,
M. E. AILES,
W. H. BROWNSOX.
FRANK C. HENRY,
F. I). McICENNEY.
II. ROZIER DULANY.
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of tho
McLachlcn Banking Corporation
At Washington, In the District ot Columbia,
at the close of buslnesv, February 20, 1912.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 31(1,30250
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured .14 93
Honda, securities, etc 96,552 86
Furniture and fixtures 12,766 27
Real estate owned ;..;.. 13,07184
Due from national
banks $21,446 ft!
Due from State and pri
vate bonks and bank
ers, trust companies,
and savings banks 11,357 21
Checks and other cash
Items 1.41009
Bills of other national
banks 40000
Fractional paper curren
cy, nickels and cents 57 32
Lawful money reserve
in bank, viz:
SDecle 12.77050
Legal-tender notes 1,73000
52,171 14
Total 333.SDS54
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In (100,000 03
Surplu fund 0,0000)
Undivided profit!, let expenses
and taxes paid 0.616 00
Individual deposits sub
ject to cheek J179,K1 K
Demand certificates of
deposit 1.SSO0O
Time certificates of de
posit fisnn
Certified checks L'o 00
Cashier's checks out
standing Ill 42
le.rsi 04
Total 335,S90G4
District of Columbia, City of Washington, ss:
I. JOHN A. MASSIE. treasurer of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true, to the best of
my knowledge and bellsf.
JOHN A. MASSIE, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
!7th day of February. 191.
CHAS. W. BLACKWOOD.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
ARCHIBALD M. McLACHLEN.
JAMES I MARSHALL.
.TAMES F. HOOD,
.1. M. BURRELU
JAMES L. DAVENPORT.
It Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of ths
Potomac Savings Bank of Georgetown,
D. C.
At Washington, In the District of Columbia,
at tho close of business, February 20, 191;.
RESOURCES.
I,oans and discounts 432, 31 4 07
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 30 06
Bonds, securities, etc 63,048 81
Hanking house, furniture, and fix
tures S0,:i3?i
Due from national banks $36,1(1 7i
Due. from State and prl
vuto banks and bank
ers, trust companies,
and savings banks.... 93018
Checks and other cash
items 506 1:
Fractional paper curren
cy, nickels, and cents. 143 :
Lawful money reserve In
bank, viz:
Specie 125,13$ S5
62.S67 14
Total
694.476 03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $100,00000
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid 17.87493
Dividends unpaid 6 00
Individual deposits subject to
check 500,692 77
Certified checks S46 2S
Cashier's cheeks outstanding 67 03
Bills payable. Including certificates
of deposit for money borrowed... 13.000 00
Total 634,47603
District of Columbia. City of Washington, ss:
I, B. A. BOWLES. Caahler of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear thst the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. B. A. BOWLES,
punier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Mth day of February. 1912.
(Seal) J. McKENNET BERRY.
Notary Public, D. C.
Correct Attest:
William W. Anderson, Geo. W. OfTutt.
Samuel Artt, George W. OfTutt. Jr.,
Alphonse m. liaer, jienry w. unuu
Emory II. Bogley,
John W. Bogley,
George Freeman,
Bernard T. Janney.
Francis B. Llbbey,
Gcorgo W. Ray,
Edward L. Schneider,
J. William Stohlman,
V. Baker Weaver,
Directors.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of tha
National Bank of Washington
A1 Wihnp.'n. i tho District of Columbia,
at the close of business February 20, I9U.
Loans and discounts,..., J,4(7,OUM
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 3JS It
U. B. bonds to secure rlrcul&tlon... 1,030,000 00
Other bonds to securo U.B. deposits 23,760 00
Premiums on U. 8. bonds 29,300 00
Bonds, securities, Ac , 6(9.435 $4
unnKing nouso , JDO.OOOOO
Other real estato owned 16.W0 0O
Due from national banks (not re
serve agents) 301,810 97
Duo from Hlato and private banks
and bankvrs. truit romnanle.
and xavlngs banks ,.
Due from approved reserve agents.
Checks and other cash Stems
Exchanges for clearing house
Notes of other national banks
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
and cents ., , ,,
Lawful money reservo in bank, vis:
Specie 1274.903 30
Legal-tender notes 73,000 00
Redemption fund with U, 8. Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation)....
7,757 93
628.S76 2
21.62& 83
77.5M 7i
1,87000
1,019 43
349,903 60
52,500 00
Total :
6,030,816 95
. . LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $1,05000000
Surplus fund 625,000 00
Undivided profits, leas expenses
nnd taxes paid... 51,085 9.'
National bank notes outstanding... 1,033,200 00
Duo to other national
banks $18,968 74
Duo to State and pri
vate banks and bank
ers S.40983
Due to trust companies
and savlnrs banks 15.70 ?7
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 2.019.568 78
Certified checks 8,863 38
United States deposits. 140,661 54
ucposiu or u. B. dis
bursing offlcera 109,338 46
3.221.531 M
Total 6.080.816 95
District of Columbia, City of Washington, ss:
1, a. ji. iiurr, cashier or tne above
named bank, do solemnly awear that tha
above statement Is true, to tho best of
my knowledge and belief.
A. B. RUFF. Caabler.
Subscribed and sworn to before roa tola
Mth day ot February. 1912.
EARLB B. BWETLAND.
Notary Public.
Ctrnti-itreat:
CHAW. E. WHITE.
ODELL B. SMITH.
W. F. MATTINGLY.
GEO. I BTAXtKEY.
WHARTON E. LESTER.
CLARENCE F. NOItMENT,
DANIEL FRASER.
MAURICE F. FLYNN,
HARRY NORMENT.
MICHAEL A. KEANE,
RICHARD E. PAIRO.
E. -BAKER EVANS.
E. C. BRANDENBURG.
Director.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
Anacostla Bank, Anacostia, D. C.
At Washington. In the District of Columbia,
at the close of business, February 20, 1912.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 3139,34i 90
V. S. bonds on hand 2,000 00
Premiums on U. S. bonds 35 00
Bonds, securities, etc 6,733 25
Banking house, furniture, and fix
tures 15.030 OT,
Due from national banks 12,742 96
Checks and other cash items 70197
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 10861
Lawful money reserve In bank. vl:
SDecle 86,29865
Legal-tender notes 1,204 00
7,433 C
1S4.133 K
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital slock paid In
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paM
Individual deposits, sub
ject to check JI7.609 5D
Savings deposits 111,633 53
Jkard of trustees, postal
savings system 20119
Certified checks 47 60
Reserved for taxes and Interest
M,S60 00
973 43
182.D57 91
300 00
Total 184,153 33
District of Columbia. City or Washington, ss:
I, MAURICE OTTERBACK. cashier of th
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to tha best of
my knowledge and belief.
MAURICE OTTERBACK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before m this
S4th day of February. 1311.
SIMON BUBE. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J. J. GLENNAN.
M. M. MOFFITT
GEORGE S. KING,
GEO. O. WALSON.
A. GUDE.
R. A. PYLES.
J. FRANK CAMPBELL.
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
American National Bank
At Washington. In the District of Columbia,
at the close of business February 20, 1912.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 1,70J,617 S3
Overdrafts, xecured and unsecured. 624 M
U. S. bonds to secure circulation ... GOO.OOOuf)
V. S. bonds to secure l S. deposits. 1,000 00
Other bonds to securo U. S. deposits Ij.ono 00
Premiums on U. S. bonds 19,797 54
Bonds, securities. &c 194,332 S4
Banking house, furniture, and fix
ture 430,00000
Due from national banks (not re
serve agents) 393,383 50
Due from State nnd private banks
nnd bankers, trust companies,
and savings banks 140,172 4?
Due- from approved reserve agents. 330.970 08
Checks and other cash Items 36,39162
Exchanges for clearing house 43,278 55
Notes of other national banks 3.S60 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels.
ana cents 1.312 17
Lawful money reserve In bank, viz:
Specie ! tlK.mTft
Legal-tender notes 56,158 00
202,675 50
30.000 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation)..
Total
4,168,922 14
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $600,000 0.1
Surplus fund 220.00001)
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 42,80'', 73
National bank notes outstanding... COO.OCOOO
Due to other national
banks $401,563 03
Due to State, and private
banks and bankers 38.702 78
Due to trust companies
and savings lank 330,83013
Due to approved reserve
agents G.9C, S
Dividends unpaid 123 0
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 1,733,932 86
Demand certificates of
deposit 14l.Mnn
Certified checks 18,613 83
Cashier's checks out
standing 3,531
United States deposits.-. 1,000 00
2.7Cf,11Sf,
LOW 00
Reserved for taxes
Total 4,168.92214
District ot Columbia, city or Washington, as, ;
I. WILLIAM 8ELBT. Caahler of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tha
above statement Is true to the best ot my
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM SELBY. Cashlsr.
Subscribed atid sworn t.i before me this
26th day irf February, 1912.
li. H. MILSTBAH.
Notary Public.
Correct attest:
Lester A. Barr,
George M. Bowers,
O. Bowie Chlpman,
I A. Clarke,
J. II. Cranfnrd.
John T. Crowley.
BenJ. L. Dulaney,
T. C. Dulln.
William Kelby.
Byron Walleretein,
Davis Elklns.
Axel Ford.
W. T. Galllher,
Isaac Gans,
L: W. Groomes,
.7. B. Henderson,
J. Wm. Henry,
B. Leonard,
I. B. Linton.
I. C. Weedon,
C. H. Livingstone,
W. F. Lynn,
J. A. Maedel.
Wm. E. Shannon,
Jas. F. Shea,
Thus. Bomervllle,
J. Stanley-Brown,
Geo. E. Walker.
II. R. Warneld.
John R. aallowav.
Directors.
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BRING RESULTS