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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SCNDAY DECEMBER 6 1903 9 r T Stock Market Steadied by Brisk Rally After Monetary Situation Is Revealed f I HALTED BY BANK REPORT UnlookadPor Gain in Surplus Reserve Created Favorable Impression Fluctuations Narrow XKW YORK Dee stock mar- kt today showed a reactionary tend- ency but fluctuation were extremely dull The transactions reflected merely professional movements and no of importance took place Traders were mistrustful of the bank statement and prior to its publication sold general market oft about a point When tl e statement appeared the unxpected gain in surplus reserve induced some covering of short anti prices enjoyed a slight rally BrTOkiyn Rapid Transit had au early uj r se on orders designed to create thft that buying from pollti source was going on The stock rtenly broke from Its highest but at a small net gain ronnsylvanla was heavy as were New York Central Louisville and Nash- ville Illinois Central Reading Southern Pncinc Union Pacific vnd Canadian Pacific St Paul shewed considerable t mines The nark t closed with irregular price changes but fairly steady Government bonds were unchanged NEW YORK STOCK MARKET NrTW YORK Dec folio rtne table shows the highest lowest and last prices of the most active stocks sold on the stock exchange today and the net changes from yesterdays clos- ing prices life tow Last CVs Ama Copper 4tg 41 Vi Am C F J Vfe l i Am Loco K 14 Am Smelt Co 4ff4 4 l- Am Sugar Atchison Atchson pC Bait j Ohio Bato Ohio pf Brook Rap Tr Can Pac Ohio Chi Alton Chi Qt West C M S P Chi N W Col F I Col So Col So 1st pf Gas Erie Erie let P Erie 2d pf 111 Cent TxnUs fc Nash Man Con Met See MM St Ry Max Cent M K T M K T pf Mo Pac N Y Cent N Y O W Nor West R R P of Chi- P ading Rep pf Rock Island Rtek Island pf Rub Goods So rae So Ry Tofu C I us iim us 2 141 141 1S7S 1C7 117 1 38V 36 S7 14 14 14 64 54 W- J7 Vfe 178 178 2 141 14f 141- 9V 80Vt 1- iam 110 17 17 17 UT iisk rr MK V- 4J38 iSI U7 MH 96 96 44 4 4 4i 42 41 42 1 26 29 V- II S R C p 4 3tt M 4 r S Steel 12 U r pf m srit Wabash S Wabash pf 3 4 fit H West Bloc 10 1 14 114 Win Cent 17 16 1 Total sales of stocks 359087 Advance Decline CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS CHICAGO Dee 5 Local grain heavily realised on their lines today The offerings were so much in excess of tho demand as to cause a general lowering of prices Wheat at the close was fi lower corn and oats 68 lower Previsions broke sharply under selling by packers Ya fi Open Illglu Low Noon efcee- WTwat D C am sm st May HH SC July 77 Ji 78 77 77 77 4 i 4Mb 4tll 4t 4t Mar 4 K 4 4 4t Dee lee 64i 40 40- Mav 947 4r 84ft Perk Jaa May 10N 17 NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET NKW YORK Die fcfe UOa tng the uoUtiMw far tmtnret R tIM gnfai nwrk t to Opo Hi July Om- IV 61 SHVf StV H 4t 44i NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT NEW YORK Dec 5 The weekly bank statement lamed today show th REACTIONARY TENDENCY lIQuida- tion the mprelOA 1 cr Ed 5The IL 41 14 lis Smelt pr to 90 1 UJ 1 G8 tJitM 11 U II l8tfI 16 iI S7Iit 3Ik 311i at it 11 16S Con 1 l 1l 612h 1JCi l U9 itt lira ibO 8 10 t 211 A 1I 57J Gas Steel 811f alAs IIP tfIJS 451k l at Pac I 714 WA 2 It x A fi 11 81 Corn Dee 4 41 Oat M1l a II July S- La14l 8 tti N- Rfb Jan V Lee LII Ill LII 1t IBM we tia Nose lAw cIo u Pt 17 SllH I5J 1 The 4- tn S4 12 S 17 6 hoe 14 1l Z44 iM 5 14 17 14 4W 14 ifl J5 11 1 11 14 7j e- Pa 14 m14 6lt l6 ieje A 464 2114 2- 2Tx 4S 4i- VnbouFac s Sfeel SI O 14 1 hold- ers S2 SI 8114 < Je1y 41 4 414 a4 a A Mai M a 141 7A 147 UA 5S74 May 1II A 112- is 1LIS flII 11W 1ifl 1iII Yte de Slit II3I41 II SM IL 1 5 Map 11 < ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ + + > ¬ > < + + + + ¼ follow Re rYe on all dopoetts increase jiaoiw Reserve on deposits other than United States Increase loana ineretM StUtgM- Sprf decrease legal tenders U4tMt- rxpoU United Staten included in- crease 1848400 circulation increase 21900 Total loans H82 OeaOO The banks now hold in excostj of leca1 requirements 8 X3M agalnat 9ttnif last year and J 907175 two year ago DAMAGES FOR ALLEY ASSESSED AT 7702 Corporation Counsel Duvall yesterday trn mitU4 to the District Commit Kiuner the return of tbe United State marshal together with the rwdtot of the jury summoned to appcatee dumagt a which may by opening of an alley m block 44 bounded by Fourteenth Street University Place Euclid und Welling Place The damage for this improvement are OBWJSStd by the jury at 9770250 tug SIn the the Plan hangee tcreee 4 accrue ¬ > NEW YORK CURB MARKET NEW YORK Dee The following were the opening iuotatkm9 hi the curb market Unity Too Yesterday Did Aaked BW ted American Can 4 4 4fc- AuMriom OHH pf Vfc t W Horde Oomi Milk 118 1M 1M Barrens Milk pUOT 110 117 1M Brook Rap Tran 4s 75 77 75 Central FVnmdry Vs 1 Central Foundry pf 4 V4 Compressed Air VI Vi Lake Superior i COB Lake Superior pf life S IVt Greene Cons Copper 11 Itfc Mfc lfc Inter Tr nsU SOU M M M Manhattan Transit Ifc IK 1 1 McnaaUte Marine 4 4 4 IS 9ft JSVfe H V X Y Transportation 4 4 S ruritt Vi Otis Elevator 84 Otis Elevator pf 71 Royal Bak Powder 119 11 Royal flak Powder pf S SeaUoard Ah IJne 18 l fc Vfc 13 Star L Oil Co of X JftJ 0 Wrt W Trenton Potteries S 11 3 11 Trenton Potteries pf 78 S a- r S Shipbuilding 1 IVi 1 1 IT S Shipbuilding pf M 2 2- AVa h Traction 11 11 V Traction pf Kfc Trc 4 p c 71 WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET Sales Washington Gas B 3 Wfil V4 Washington Gas certificates 10009 113 sooeiia aooeiis 1000 ells lOOOfillJ 1000P11SK IfOOOffalS 5000 rll3 SOJOeilJ 1000mi 103011- 11ahnston Street Railway preferred 91CS9 it9- Wahlngton Street Railway common After callMersentbaler 10 151 Washington Street Railway preferred 1W639 oesy aoe f- eAVaSWncton Street Railway 4s 1WXHT l Wl8i- f GOVERNMENT BOKDS Bid u s K i33o u a sj a i83u i w w u s s B IPUS H us s a iws u s 4 ni o7 iJfl- U S 4 C 1987 JjO UI U S f U 1D35 3X U 3 4 C 19J7 W- a 3 6 192f ls- RAILUOVD BONDS Capital Traction It K IK U K 8 1B 5 115S Af Mel U K Cert Indebtedne s A I i W Met H U Cert InJebtedneu B 1W C lHmbta It It o 18N Columba H U U mort 5i lt i Street Railway l 2- 111SCELLASEOO3 BONDs WaiU Cai Co fer A C 1HlX XVajJu Co set B da IflOiT 140 U 3 Klec Light Deb Imp 19K Ki rt U S Klec Light Cert Imlebt Ijl IWPf CIteS Pot Tel Cum P I35 H- Wuh Market Co lit Os ISC I 8 4 ft 1Ofl l 1 J5- Va hlneton Gas SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRO National Safe Ueoesit and Trust Waiiilncton and Trust Sfo Vnier Security Tn t SW U ini Tnwt owl Storage ijB Washington Sarings flank 1H American Sec Trust ISO Howe SfttlnKi Bank RAIUiOAD STOCKS Capital Traction 194 With Street Ry pi Wart Street Ry cam UJs UX NATIONAL BASK STOCKS Bank of mngwn 1JJ j Metropolitan 3 J FBratera and Mech n1c JW j beOMM HJ athens SU Columbia Ittl Capital 173 Ta r Hi- T4i coln Id- WKg MO- AnMrican National Beak t8 IfflX- 1NEURANC2 rtrcniea 5 85 Franklin fi Metropolitan TSVfci 71 46- Uorooran Y vv Potomac 58 Arlington 3IX berman American National Union iX 7- OlarabJa i JtV RiCH 8 Peoples H 7 CowrnETcial IX Colonial i Off TTITiE iifSUIlANCE Seal Ettcte titled 7- CMMnbia Title 3 4 Wubins on Title 1 8- lELKPHONE AND GRAPHOPHONE STOCKS Anaeoctia Potomac St 38 Coin tirapfeopfcene tfi- Amtrlean tfd S VS GAS STOCK- Xriunton Gas OJ 7- leoruetown Oas CR TYPE MACHINE STOCKS Mergenthaler Linotype 18SR 164t Lanston KJ MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Ureene Con Copper Uo 12 Washington Market U Steamboat 2tf IS4 J Maury Dove laO Realty Appraual 20 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS W8 R Street C Carroll to lot W square 864 0 Washlngtoi Heights Lester A Barr et ux to Harry C Wilson part lot No 830 Connecticut Avenue north TOet Hairs of Alexander Bls s to Adele B Mellon let 15 186 109 Thirtieth Street northwest near M T Taggart et al trueteee to Catherine C McGowan part lots and 24 square Uffl 916 Twentyeighth Street northwest M and X part lot 14 square 1214 tt Thirtythird Street northwest betw n and Prospect to same part square 1219 JW No 1429 Corcoran Street northwest Henry R Clum et al to Thomas H Hall lot 57 square 208 Jl 9tl to W V Street H chenck to Bernard Conroy Jots 88 to 41 square 858 JSSOO Columbia Heights Mary A Dobbins et vlr Robert to Frank H Thomas part lot 1 block 27 J10 HAMLIN GARLANDS IDEA 44 1 Con ii1 1 8 It A I oft iI I 4 4 Iii 811 24 ti if 80 1O 120 10 i9 It 9 18 72 fl 72 1ent1ullr 1e181h O181 1i2000 1000fi11 erg nthaler AId o i l IJI Ill I18J U U 115 h- ash this U hall 15Q s J Loan and S aJ IN I t iI M J 1 311 boll II J northwestMargaret O J StreetHugh bet- ween StreetsSame to StreetsSame northwestEliZA- beth M it 33 A 14 14 114 27 e 2 80- Weeb i Il LS < 4 I1J stet I i it < I k t s 14 1J1 J STOCKS CKS suare same = > < > > ¬ = OF THE RED MANS NEEDS Whoa I spoke on this same subject before the Chnutauqua association said HamHn Garland in his lecture on The Red Pioneer at the headquarters of the League for Political Education and said as I do now that what the North American Indian needs IB room to live his own simple Inoffensive life in his own way with perhaps a experienced woman to nave a general affairs somebody me why the missionaries both men and wo men who gave their lives for the bet terment of the red man didnt till that bill And my answer was then as my Insistence is now that no one who goes the Indian or other man in with primarily the idea that the visitants way is the right way and the only right way can ever do his best by the people visited The miiwionaryc aim i primarily to Now if any of knew creed a creed that not b formulated but IB wholeheartedly i to that they dont need proselytizing as much as tim food and olothee New York Tribune I Western farmer and a sympathetic to tat proselytize 6 I lived tl 011 realize bigheart- ed thiuk need ¬ ¬ NEW YORK COTTON MARKET RULES STEADY AT CLOSE Excitement Induced by Crop Report Wears Out on Exchange NEW YORI Dec 6 While specula tion in the cotton market continued ac- tive this morning and prices fluctuated sharply the conditions were much quieter and the impression prevailed that the terrors of the Governments sensational crop estimate ure wearing off as far as their sentimental effect on the public mind is concerned In todays market there was very heavy and rather general selling for both long and short account but par- ticularly to realize profits from com- mission homos outsiders and Wall Street interests Liverpool ntao sold freely Prices weakened under this pressure auil sold oft 12 to 15 points on the near months and 7 to 60 points on the later options Strong bull support with aggressive buying however readily absorbed all offerings and later the market was ag gressively bought and bid up by Sully and his following On this movement all the early decline was recovered and prices were advanced 1 to 2 points over closing with the mar ket finally ending quiet and little changed from those prices The total transactions for the two hours of business were estimated at SMtOO to 2BC608 bales Spot cotton here was unchanged from yesterday at 128R for middling Todays prices were as follows De- cember 12 124S January 1547gl24S March 12576a28S May 12saei2ee July 1257Cel203 August 1227fjl280 The market closed steady HUNTER WHO HAD NOT THE HEART TO SHOOT Doe Looked Into His Eyes and Saved Her Life There a dry doe in the woods ef Price county AVTs which owes h r t the feel that he is net frwid c lligfet This of d eer Is oeem- tenaliy fowtd by Jaekhwnters but not often Two men went out after deer along the north fork of the Flambeau Rrvsr last week They were using boat heavy and clumsy and oae of them drove it with a pole Af 10rM oclock they saw a buck That is they caught a glance of his eye as he slowed his head arouad and looked st them over WK shoulder preparatory- to teaptai to bank He started in a second and the powerful carbide lamp showed just enough of him to expose his horns as he went An hour later they rounded a bend and the doe stood hi full view She was In prime condition fat Bd not more than twenty yards distant and threw up her head and stared at the light as soon as it came within range It is possible that the brightness of its rays blinded her The wind was blowing from her to the hunters so that she could get no scent Th boat got within twenty feet of ocr then within ten feet Another stroke of the peddle and Jt would hae been upon her Then she turned toward the bank and walked slowly away Twice she stopped and looked back at the light once she stopped gathered- a mouthful of watergrass and chewed It Stilt at a walk never Hurrying even into a stow trot she went up the bAnk and disappeared AU this time there lied a man sit ting with highpower Title Just behind the light He wanted that leer mefet badly and could of course have Mown a hole through the animal If lie hind been so minded In fact he could have knocked it down with the guides pole which lay in the bottom of the boat He said afterward I could not shoot She was a very beautiful animal standing relieved in strong light that every muscle snowed She looked straight at me with her lustrous large eyes that were not frightened but merely Inquisitive peer- ing into the great lamp to see if it con- tained anything harmful or useful to her She could not see me of counts as I was in the black shadow behind the light but I could hardly persuade my- self that I was unseen Killing that deer would have been simple murder The man gut back to camp at 3 in the morning without a shot fired but he says that he felt better for clear con science New York Sun A NOVEL SWIMMING SCHOOL FOR HORSES Equines Go Through Course of Instruc tion in British Army Horses r enlkted In British cav- alry regiments on reaching their third year but it is generally two years more before they are taken for their first swimming lesson This branch of their education receives a good deal of atten- tion at the Aldarshot training camp veterinary officer and riding master of the regiment supervise the work and only experienced men are allowed to as Government yester ays Is Jib a f fAa bottomed half she WAS he so a I The sort I k Meek beet a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The great thing is not to force or alarm the horse during his training but rather to lead him by easy stages to en ter the water quickly fearlessly and as noiselessly1 ax possible The horse is gradually taken farther and farther in until at length he loses his footing and starts swimming quite naturally the man in charge swimming by his side to give him greater confidence- At times the horses are exercised In bearing their riders across on their backs The horse wears only the head collar and hridoon and the rider strips himself and throws his legs up along the horses flanks so as not to impede the animals movements As the horra naturally swims very low In the water the riders weight pushes him down un- til only his head is above the surface But the animal soon gets over the un- easiness this causes him at first Then the horses tuition is complete and he is classed in his regiment proficient H ha in fact passed his oxamt as much as ny cadet at Sandhurst Royal Magazine 51st as ¬ ¬ ¬ MONEY AND EXCHANGE NJSW YORK Dee 5 Money on call nominally 6 per cent Time money during the week has beon In moderate demand Rates 6 per coat for sixty to ninety days 5fc per cent for four fte and six mouths Mercantile paper this week continued quiet trade being limited to moderate sized sales out of town Rates were un changed and were quoted 6 per cent for highgrade single names and indorsed bills receivable H per cent for those not so well known Call money in London 1 per cent low er at per cent short bills X 16lt per cent three months bits 1616 per cent Gold amounting to 160000 was withdrawn from the Bank of En- gland today for shipment to Egypt The gold premium at Madrid today was 3450 against 38S7 yesterday and at Lisbon 2600 unchanged Bar sliver in London steady and higher at 26 pence per pound Todays New York price for commercial bars higher at 5667 cents Government bars higher at 5867 Mexican dollars unchanged at J2 45 Chicago exchange on New York par against 5 discount yesterday and 10 pre- mium a year ago today Boston ex- change 6 cents premium unchanged from yesterday Sterling exchange broke to 4S29 below the close today thte was yesterdays lowest figure Most of the business was done on the basis of 443 flat the mar ket being very weak No new gold was engaged but the subtreasury received 195080 from San Francisco and trans- ferred 1380600 to New Orleans LONDON EXCHANGE CLOSED LONDON Dec 5 The stock exchange dosed for an extra holiday today there were no quotations ART OF BRICKLAYING IN FREEZING WEATHER New Method by Which Obstacles to the Work May Be Overcome Frank W Mahin United StoLes con eul at Nottingham J5nglml reports to the Department of and L hoe of a new method of overcoming the alMtacle to building operations in win- ter due to frost He stays It te aver red that in Sweden bricklaying is car- ried on without interruption during the lung and severe winters It Is probable that the that v nkea this possi- ble may be an old story in the United States but I submit a description of it for what it worth It has been demonstrated that can be carried on in a tempera tur e as low ca 1ft degrees Fahrenheit For lower temperatures it is necessary- to heat the sand and tvuter used in the mortar The heating of the is easily accomplished and for the sand the common arrangement con of a circular Iron IS to 21 diameter and to S feet toot This is ciosed at one end with bricks or an Iron plate On the top at tills end there is a chimney to 10 feet high and S to 6 inches Mn diameter The fuel which is generally refuse wood from the building under erection is id in at the open or partly open end of the cylinder This cylinder to formed o an old tube or Iron For burt liigr coiil special grate and ehhiihey ar rangenl its be necessary but In no need they Tie elaborate Jor Aftfcr plajclns t riUtn om Krouhd the to heaped on and around ft to a depth of to twentyfour and tq re- main till it taken away front where it Is hottest and re by fresh sand The mortar be made in a room where the temperature Is kept well above fraezlns according to the to be Generally this room I made by roughly botirding a- part of the scaffolding simplicity and cheapness being desirable In laying the care should be taken to avoid shifting them after once set in the mortar and old or stJe should hever be used Fifteen or twenty years ago where this process is now employed almost all building wes broken off for four or five months during the winter Today it is an ex- ception to JtnJ it hindered more than a weeks annually LOOT CITY TREASURY BY SUING FOR INJURY Unique Schemes Resorted to by Clever Chicago Swindlers One result of the present pratt In- vestigation is the calling of public at- tention to the enormous number of suits which have been brought against the city within the last few years by per- sons to have suffered personal of municipal negli- gence find the remarkably large pro- portion of these in which tho com- plainants have obtained substantial damages at heavy loss to the depleted civic lockers The bringing of damage suits against the city seems to have betfome an ex- tensive and profitable industry AH manner of swindlers and imDOstors male and female have seen in the citys liability for damages under certain con ditions a golden opportunity for en riching themselves and have had re course to perjury and conspiracy to compass their object Many of these city looting sharpers- are exceedingly ingenious and cunning- in their methods which often require a keen and clever lawyer to expose and frustrate Spme of their schemes are- as amusing as they are fraudulent With them the broken sidewalk is a great and favorite source of revenue The sidewalk has cost and is of thousands- of dollars At of an enter- prising personal injury faker one miss Ing or broken board in a wooden side- walk is liable to be made a source of manufactured action at law and hand- some profit It Is marvelous according to expe- rienced lawyers to what extremes of patience perseverance and cunning some persons will go in and build up plunder against the city over many years Chiongo Tribune 3 say was and metnod may be mak- Ing water stats tub I In oren bile c the loch lowe place pint late bell few day or H few claming broke hundred hf pans cud or or 114 14 A brick- laying die a an old das ex- pensive ian ang brick plots preparations sorne ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE ANIMALS OF THE EMERALD ISLE Species of Frogs and Lizards in Many Parts of tie Country It not correct to say that there are no or toads in Ireland though It is very remarkable that the common toad Is not found there says the Lon don Spectator The natterjack toad is a native of Kerry though it does appear to be found elsewhere It is an example of mania which some peo- ple have for meddling with nature that- a Dr Gulthera In 1 took the trouble to procure frogs spawn from Knglnml since which time they have multiplied ia Ireland But tne common is found in many parts of the slowworm IB not the common toad and till recent were not found in Ireland It is worth re- membering that the English reptiles and batrachians are very local in their dis tribution The natterjack toad is only found in certain counties The edible frog was formerly only found in Foul Fen in Cambridgeshire and the lizard is most capricious in the choice of a home The beautiful green lacertae which Gilbert White saw on the sunny banks near Farnham are to be found there still the males being of the green color and also near Bournemouth and in be- yond Poole Harbor Yet there are many suitable places where none s seen and then they reappear again on some sand hilts on the coast of tan cashire near Southport- On the other hand the absence of runny species in Ireland which are or were commonly found in the larger Isi land can only be explained on the that they never reached the country Among these are the wild cat the polecat and the weasel Yet the marten was on the other side of St Channel and Stoats abound in the Five of the fourteen of in Eng- land h vo taken in Ireland neither is the common shrew found there nor the water shrew or the though lest is found in Only six of the fifteen British rodents are found in Ireland and of these one the squirrel was probably introduced Neither ia the roe deer indigenous In sapport of the general tneory that the Immigration of the English fauna was difficult in the earlier periods and sub sequently checked altogether may be cited the analogous Instance of the Isle of van There as In Ireland there are no moles no snakes and no toads THE RACE PROBLEM The race problem in the Cherokee solved to the general satisfaction three races concerned and the in- termediary mixed bloods In the tltm of homes the Cherokee and negroes are mostly in settlements The Intermarried whites largely are and territory contiguous to each other The Cherokee speaking citizens much prefer to associate together In the there are thirty schools attended Cherokee children and seventeen by negro children The negro blood schools are not so by legal requirement but as a corollary of their preference to live near each other The Cherokee and negro do not intermarry- or socially mingle Two seminaries and an orphan are attended by full bleeds antI Moods only the col high school by negroes only the incorporated school districts and Indians attend the same and race prejudice and undue feeling on either side are being lost in fellowship and friendship in the classroom and the Both sides are better satisfied in the combined schools than they were when they were kept separate Fullbloods seem to mingle as freely with wMte renters and their families of good char- acter as they do with mixed bloods or the 3S00 citizens o the Cherokee nation tb best statistical information gives about 8600 fullbloods S OO Inter married whites 800 mixed bloods and 4000 freefimen Ksisas City Journal FINANCIAL NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY CORNER 15th ST AND NEW YORK AVE CAPITAL 1000000P- ays interest on deposits Rents SeXes Inside Burglarproof Vaults as Administrator Executor Trustee etc You Will Money consistently and regularly by investing in our Monthly Pools Our November Pool just closed New Pool now form- ing Ow plan is indorsed by investors bank en iiress poUHc Highest references It without interfering with your present employ- ment or buaiwee dont fail to our Safe as a bank Monthly diitribu tine f profits Write today giving full particulars MORTON THOMAS Philadelphia Bourse Pa de312ttuthsu SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PAY 3 Commercla Accounts Rasirsd Union Savings Bank EBBITT HOUSE Washington D O American plan Army and Navy Headquarters H C BURCH Manager The Quick and Sure Cure for LA GRIPPE If is a powerful tonic and apnetizer Will Cure that tired feeling Pains in Back Limbs and Head All druggists 50c Refuse Substitutes fro not lard TouCh mir D away wet specie mole the AMONG THE CHEROKEES n- ato loc In- to n nato alum ore white cultIvate on THE Make a you want to 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ISA VIN S I I S CAll rates Safest PlaN- o A I F I I Uh ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FINANCIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK I N G CORPORATION 1415 G Street NW iaterast allow on dcawitt accounts U- ritfM and It te iiMcwMd by C9wp iMi d- fjwrterry and thfetw It iwiMBbaredwhili yea em yoor rtire baJnee at any without notice or if you prefer It ao by a multitude of small payments CAPITAL LiD SCRPLCS 709217 Telephone Number ISC M- alaWBHI8BSGO Bankers and Brokars 1419 F Street f 3 ow York Stock Ksohan p Members Washington Mook Chicago Board of Trade LOAN COMPANIES Money at special for everyone Loans m Loaiu made on Pianos Furnl Personal Property etc without re moral Our ew plan incorporate U the le d- ine f tiire ot other reliable and enables you to get accommodated at once quickly and attiilactorHy the crowd to the old reliable tbeyrt Loan Headquarter CAPTAL LOAN CO 602 F Street N W ESTABLISHED 1880 For everybody at rates lower than the lowest Dont be deceived come to us and investigate Buaineas strictly confidential No one knows ot your transactions with ui We lend on furniture pianos or salary If you have a loan now any where and need more money come to us Noth- n deducted from loan You till amount Extensions ia case of sickness without extra charge Metropolitan Loan and Trust Co 505 rt W 10 or upward on furniture pianos salary assignment etc at the lowest rates of any company the city No recording No Private rooms on the second floor Every on loin reduces intsrest Loans with other companies paid off and more money ad at a rate No expetue to make loan SURETY LOAN COMPANY Room 1 Warder BW 9th and F FURNITURE LOANS MONEY FOR HOLIDAYS- If you havent got the money you get it here for the asking We supply it to on then Furnttwre Pianos etc you return the sums just as you can We off other loans give more money and do everything strictly private Ko charge for pipes full amount given Per a quick loan give us a trial HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO 08 F STREET N W Rooms 1 and 2 Second Floor WHY PAY HIGH RATES WE LOAN AIrY AMOOTT JTtOM 6 TO 600 ON WA50S HORSES WAG- ONS ETC charge ft interest only 10 one month Uc 28 AM month 20e 80 owe month SOc And all other amounts in proportion The simplicity ot our business methods and fair treatment made ours the most popular office in the city We give every accommoda- tion allowed by other compaaiea Strictly Nothing deducted from nxm MUTUAL LOAN AND TRUST CO 918 F Street nw Rooms 12 and 13 Easy stairway or elevator to second floor BORROW THE MONEYI- f yo need extra aton y for the Holiday borrow it from Horsing on Diamond Watches Jewelry or Hw eboW Goods to storage at the low rate of MONEY LOANED SALAJUED PEOPLE central Bldg Upstairs MONEY TO LOANO- n Funiture Pianos etc without resoraU We are an old established company and can guarantee the lowest rat easiest payment and roost liberal diccouiiti in cue loan ia paid before the time erpun loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced Money same day you apply Private cfScei- AbioluteSi No Publicity No Jranco Charji NOTHING DEDUCTED FROM LOAN POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO OSS F STREET N W Atlantic Building Room J5 Loans on furniture piano etc on the most liberal tena YOU offered city No remaral or publicity If yotf any other company and want niece money we will let you have it without delay MONEY Private offices WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COi 610 F St N LOANS OF SI 0 AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS at lowest rates and on the day you apply leasing OB the Building and Usocia tion which makes the cost of leans much less you pay elsewhere and desire running from one te twelve months It you have a loan with some other company wa will pay it oS and advaaoe you more money it desired Rates cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan Is made Call and get rate Frent room Seat floor NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO C23 P S N W IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY U you look for the eaiest in- stitution why not use the same care when you deposit valu- ables or a We have a building and Kites made for that purpose All business coagdentiiL Money loaned m watches dianwuj jewelry etc Interest three per cent instead of ten K FULTONS LOAN OFFICE Established 1S7Q 314 Ninth Street N VT Money Loaned Salaried People Run merchants teamsters boardteg houses without largest b sa 43 prin- eipal cities TOLMAN Itoom 191 StS 16th st nw ml4 LOANS ON FURNITURE Here we are way down at the bottom of column IN DOUBT about borrowing just call on company least us AbsolutelyN- o public Kb Me d COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO IS y ST N PRiVATE OFFICES nolJt rID we saperWr to Ute yield frost many aecu being draw tim XMAS rates your ibis without indMaer simply your promise to tare MONEY ESt LOANSO- f publ- icitY 1 We have con- fidentiaL 70 eth 2M PeDDqlvanla Aye DO ever In this WANT ewe W W- are Lo n than OU to pay it off in any size notes you bank loan IL tire hats jwying your private W L utdas Exchange t an 5 HORNING allows a No istlo p < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ <
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SCNDAY DECEMBER 6 1903 9r T
Stock Market Steadied by Brisk RallyAfter Monetary Situation Is Revealed
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HALTED BY BANK REPORT
UnlookadPor Gain in Surplus ReserveCreated Favorable Impression
Fluctuations Narrow
XKW YORK Dee stock mar-k t today showed a reactionary tend-ency but fluctuation were extremelydull The transactions reflected merelyprofessional movements and no
of importance took placeTraders were mistrustful of the bank
statement and prior to its publicationsold general market oft about apoint When tl e statement appearedthe unxpected gain in surplus reserveinduced some covering of short antiprices enjoyed a slight rally
BrTOkiyn Rapid Transit had au earlyuj r se on orders designed to create
thft that buying from polltisource was going on The stock
rtenly broke from Its highest butat a small net gain
ronnsylvanla was heavy as were NewYork Central Louisville and Nash-ville Illinois Central Reading SouthernPncinc Union Pacific vnd CanadianPacific St Paul shewed considerablet mines
The nark t closed with irregular pricechanges but fairly steady Governmentbonds were unchanged
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NrTW YORK Dec folio rtnetable shows the highest lowest andlast prices of the most active stockssold on the stock exchange today andthe net changes from yesterdays clos-ing prices
life tow Last CVsAma Copper 4tg 41 ViAm C F J Vfe l iAm Loco K 14Am Smelt Co 4ff4 4 l-
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Total sales of stocks 359087Advance Decline
CHICAGO GRAINAND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO Dee 5 Local grainheavily realised on their lines today
The offerings were so much in excessof tho demand as to cause a generallowering of prices Wheat at the closewas fi lower corn and oats68 lower Previsions broke sharplyunder selling by packers
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DAMAGES FOR ALLEYASSESSED AT 7702
Corporation Counsel Duvall yesterdaytrn mitU4 to the District CommitKiuner the return of tbe United Statemarshal together with the rwdtot ofthe jury summoned to appcateedumagt a which may byopening of an alley m block 44 boundedby Fourteenth Street University PlaceEuclid und Welling Place
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NEW YORK Dee The following were theopening iuotatkm9 hi the curb market Unity
Too YesterdayDid Aaked BW tedAmerican Can 4 4 4fc-
AuMriom OHH pf Vfc t WHorde Oomi Milk 118 1M 1MBarrens Milk pUOT 110 117 1MBrook Rap Tran 4s 75 77 75Central FVnmdry Vs 1Central Foundry pf 4 V4
Compressed Air VI ViLake Superior i
COB Lake Superior pf life S IVtGreene Cons Copper 11 Itfc Mfc lfcInter Tr nsU SOU M M MManhattan Transit Ifc IK 1 1
McnaaUte Marine 4 4 4
IS 9ft JSVfe H VX Y Transportation 4 4
S ruritt ViOtis Elevator 84Otis Elevator pf 71Royal Bak Powder 119 11
Royal flak Powder pf SSeaUoard Ah IJne 18 l fc Vfc 13Star L Oil Co of X JftJ 0 Wrt WTrenton Potteries S 11 3 11
Trenton Potteries pf 78 S a-r S Shipbuilding 1 IVi 1 1
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AVa h Traction 11 11V Traction pf Kfc
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Sales Washington Gas B 3 Wfil V4
Washington Gas certificates 10009
113 sooeiia aooeiis 1000ells lOOOfillJ 1000P11SK IfOOOffalS 5000rll3 SOJOeilJ 1000mi 103011-
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Washlngtoi Heights Lester A Barret ux to Harry C Wilson part lotNo 830 Connecticut Avenue north
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OF THE RED MANS NEEDS
Whoa I spoke on this same subjectbefore the Chnutauqua association saidHamHn Garland in his lecture on TheRed Pioneer at the headquarters ofthe League for Political Education andsaid as I do now that what the NorthAmerican Indian needs IB roomto live his own simple Inoffensive life inhis own way with perhaps aexperienced woman to nave a general
affairs somebody mewhy the missionaries both men and women who gave their lives for the betterment of the red man didnt till thatbill And my answer was then as myInsistence is now that no one who goes
the Indian or other man inwith primarily the idea that the
visitants way is the right way and theonly right way can ever do his best bythe people visited
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RULES STEADY AT CLOSE
Excitement Induced byCrop Report Wears Out
on Exchange
NEW YORI Dec 6 While speculation in the cotton market continued ac-tive this morning and prices fluctuatedsharply the conditions were muchquieter and the impression prevailedthat the terrors of the Governmentssensational crop estimate ure wearingoff as far as their sentimental effecton the public mind is concerned
In todays market there was veryheavy and rather general selling forboth long and short account but par-ticularly to realize profits from com-mission homos outsiders and WallStreet interests Liverpool ntao soldfreely Prices weakened under thispressure auil sold oft 12 to 15 pointson the near months and 7 to 60 pointson the later options
Strong bull support with aggressivebuying however readily absorbed allofferings and later the market was aggressively bought and bid up by Sullyand his following On this movementall the early decline was recovered andprices were advanced 1 to 2 pointsover closing with the market finally ending quiet and littlechanged from those prices
The total transactions for the twohours of business were estimated atSMtOO to 2BC608 bales
Spot cotton here was unchanged fromyesterday at 128R for middling
Todays prices were as follows De-
cember 12 124S January 1547gl24SMarch 12576a28S May 12saei2ee July1257Cel203 August 1227fjl280
The market closed steady
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Doe Looked Into His Eyes and Saved
Her Life
There a dry doe in the woods efPrice county AVTs which owes h r
t the feel that he is net frwidc lligfet This of d eer Is oeem-
tenaliy fowtd by Jaekhwnters but notoften Two men went out after deeralong the north fork of the FlambeauRrvsr last week They were using
boat heavy and clumsyand oae of them drove it with a poleAf 10rM oclock they saw a buck Thatis they caught a glance of his eye ashe slowed his head arouad and lookedst them over WK shoulder preparatory-to teaptai to bank He started ina second and the powerful carbide lampshowed just enough of him to exposehis horns as he went
An hour later they rounded a bendand the doe stood hi full view Shewas In prime condition fat Bd
not more than twenty yardsdistant and threw up her head andstared at the light as soon as it camewithin range It is possible that thebrightness of its rays blinded her Thewind was blowing from her to thehunters so that she could get no scent
Th boat got within twenty feet ofocr then within ten feet Anotherstroke of the peddle and Jt would haebeen upon her Then she turned towardthe bank and walked slowly awayTwice she stopped and looked back atthe light once she stopped gathered-a mouthful of watergrass and chewedIt Stilt at a walk never Hurrying eveninto a stow trot she went up the bAnk
and disappearedAU this time there lied a man sit
ting with highpower Title Just behindthe light He wanted that leer mefetbadly and could of course have Mowna hole through the animal If lie hindbeen so minded In fact he could haveknocked it down with the guides polewhich lay in the bottom of the boat Hesaid afterward
I could not shoot She was a verybeautiful animal standing relieved in
strong light that every musclesnowed She looked straight at me withher lustrous large eyes that were notfrightened but merely Inquisitive peer-ing into the great lamp to see if it con-tained anything harmful or useful toher She could not see me of countsas I was in the black shadow behind thelight but I could hardly persuade my-self that I was unseen Killing thatdeer would have been simple murder
The man gut back to camp at 3 in themorning without a shot fired but hesays that he felt better for clear conscience New York Sun
A NOVEL SWIMMINGSCHOOL FOR HORSES
Equines Go Through Course of Instruction in British Army
Horses r enlkted In British cav-alry regiments on reaching their thirdyear but it is generally two years morebefore they are taken for their firstswimming lesson This branch of theireducation receives a good deal of atten-tion at the Aldarshot training camp
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At times the horses are exercised Inbearing their riders across on theirbacks The horse wears only the headcollar and hridoon and the rider stripshimself and throws his legs up alongthe horses flanks so as not to impedethe animals movements As the horranaturally swims very low In the waterthe riders weight pushes him down un-til only his head is above the surfaceBut the animal soon gets over the un-easiness this causes him at first Thenthe horses tuition is complete and he isclassed in his regiment proficientH ha in fact passed his oxamt asmuch as ny cadet at Sandhurst RoyalMagazine
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NJSW YORK Dee 5 Money on callnominally 6 per cent
Time money during the week has beonIn moderate demand Rates 6 per coatfor sixty to ninety days 5fc per centfor four fte and six mouths
Mercantile paper this week continuedquiet trade being limited to moderatesized sales out of town Rates were unchanged and were quoted 6 per cent forhighgrade single names and indorsedbills receivable H per cent for thosenot so well known
Call money in London 1 per cent lower at per cent short bills X 16ltper cent three months bits 1616per cent Gold amounting to 160000
was withdrawn from the Bank of En-gland today for shipment to Egypt
The gold premium at Madrid todaywas 3450 against 38S7 yesterday andat Lisbon 2600 unchanged
Bar sliver in London steady andhigher at 26 pence per pound TodaysNew York price for commercial barshigher at 5667 cents Government
bars higher at 5867 Mexicandollars unchanged at J2 45
Chicago exchange on New York paragainst 5 discount yesterday and 10 pre-mium a year ago today Boston ex-change 6 cents premium unchangedfrom yesterday
Sterling exchange broke to 4S29 belowthe close today thte was yesterdayslowest figure Most of the business wasdone on the basis of 443 flat the market being very weak No new gold wasengaged but the subtreasury received195080 from San Francisco and trans-ferred 1380600 to New Orleans
LONDON EXCHANGE CLOSEDLONDON Dec 5 The stock exchange
dosed for an extra holiday todaythere were no quotations
ART OF BRICKLAYING
IN FREEZING WEATHER
New Method by Which Obstacles to theWork May Be Overcome
Frank W Mahin United StoLes coneul at Nottingham J5nglml reports tothe Department of and Lhoe of a new method of overcoming thealMtacle to building operations in win-ter due to frost He stays It te averred that in Sweden bricklaying is car-ried on without interruption during thelung and severe winters It Is probablethat the that v nkea this possi-ble may be an old story in the UnitedStates but I submit a description of itfor what it worth
It has been demonstrated thatcan be carried on in a tempera
tur e as low ca 1ft degrees FahrenheitFor lower temperatures it is necessary-to heat the sand and tvuter used in
the mortar The heating of theis easily accomplished and for
the sand the common arrangement conof a circular Iron IS to 21
diameter and to S feettoot This is ciosed at one end withbricks or an Iron plate On the top attills end there is a chimney to 10 feethigh and S to 6 inches Mn diameter
The fuel which is generally refusewood from the building under erectionis id in at the open or partly open endof the cylinder This cylinder toformed o an old tube or
Iron For burtliigr coiil special grate and ehhiihey arrangenl its be necessary but Inno need they Tie elaborate Jor
Aftfcr plajclns t riUtn om
Krouhd the to heaped on andaround ft to a depth of totwentyfour and tq re-main till it takenaway front where it Is hottest and re
by fresh sand The mortarbe made in a room where the
temperature Is kept well above fraezlnsaccording to the
to be Generally thisroom I made by roughly botirding a-
part of the scaffolding simplicity andcheapness being desirable
In laying the care should betaken to avoid shifting them after once
set in the mortar and old or stJeshould hever be used Fifteen
or twenty years ago where this processis now employed almost all buildingwes broken off for four or five monthsduring the winter Today it is an ex-ception to JtnJ it hindered more than a
weeks annually
LOOT CITY TREASURYBY SUING FOR INJURY
Unique Schemes Resorted to by CleverChicago Swindlers
One result of the present pratt In-
vestigation is the calling of public at-
tention to the enormous number of suitswhich have been brought against thecity within the last few years by per-sons to have suffered personal
of municipal negli-gence find the remarkably large pro-portion of these in which tho com-plainants have obtained substantialdamages at heavy loss to the depletedcivic lockers
The bringing of damage suits againstthe city seems to have betfome an ex-tensive and profitable industry AHmanner of swindlers and imDOstorsmale and female have seen in the citysliability for damages under certain conditions a golden opportunity for enriching themselves and have had recourse to perjury and conspiracy tocompass their object
Many of these city looting sharpers-are exceedingly ingenious and cunning-in their methods which often requirea keen and clever lawyer to expose andfrustrate Spme of their schemes are-as amusing as they are fraudulent
With them the broken sidewalk is agreat and favorite source of revenueThe sidewalk has cost and is
of thousands-of dollars At of an enter-prising personal injury faker one missIng or broken board in a wooden side-walk is liable to be made a source ofmanufactured action at law and hand-some profit
It Is marvelous according to expe-rienced lawyers to what extremes ofpatience perseverance and cunning somepersons will go in and build
up plunder against the city
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THE EMERALD ISLE
Species of Frogs and Lizards in ManyParts of tie Country
It not correct to say that there areno or toads in Ireland though Itis very remarkable that the commontoad Is not found there says the London Spectator The natterjack toad isa native of Kerry though it doesappear to be found elsewhere It is anexample of mania which some peo-ple have for meddling with nature that-a Dr Gulthera In 1 took the troubleto procure frogs spawn from Knglnmlsince which time they have multipliedia Ireland But tne common isfound in many parts of theslowworm IB not the commontoad and till recent werenot found in Ireland It is worth re-membering that the English reptiles andbatrachians are very local in their distribution The natterjack toad is onlyfound in certain counties The ediblefrog was formerly only found in Foul
Fen in Cambridgeshire and thelizard is most capricious in the
choice of a home The beautiful greenlacertae which Gilbert White sawon the sunny banks near Farnham areto be found there still the males beingof the green color and also nearBournemouth and in be-
yond Poole Harbor Yet there aremany suitable places where none s
seen and then they reappear again onsome sand hilts on the coast of tancashire near Southport-
On the other hand the absence ofrunny species in Ireland which are orwere commonly found in the larger Isiland can only be explained on the
that they never reached thecountry Among these are the wildcat the polecat and the weasel Yetthe marten was on theother side of St Channel andStoats abound in the Five of thefourteen of in Eng-land h vo taken in Irelandneither is the common shrew foundthere nor the water shrew or thethough lest is found in
Only six of the fifteen British rodentsare found in Ireland and of these onethe squirrel was probably introducedNeither ia the roe deer indigenous Insapport of the general tneory that theImmigration of the English fauna wasdifficult in the earlier periods and subsequently checked altogether may becited the analogous Instance of the Isleof van There as In Ireland there areno moles no snakes and no toads
THE RACE PROBLEM
The race problem in the Cherokeesolved to the general satisfactionthree races concerned and the in-
termediary mixed bloods In thetltm of homes the Cherokeeand negroes are mostly in settlementsThe Intermarried whites largely are
and territory contiguous to eachother The Cherokee speaking citizensmuch prefer to associate together
In the there are thirty schoolsattended Cherokee childrenand seventeen by negro children Thenegro blood schools are not so by legalrequirement but as a corollary of theirpreference to live near each other TheCherokee and negro do not intermarry-or socially mingle Two seminaries andan orphan are attended by fullbleeds antI Moods only the col
high school by negroes onlythe incorporated school districts
and Indians attend the sameand race prejudice and undue
feeling on either side are being lost infellowship and friendship inthe classroom and theBoth sides are better satisfied in thecombined schools than they were whenthey were kept separate Fullbloodsseem to mingle as freely with wMterenters and their families of good char-acter as they do with mixed bloods
or the 3S00 citizens o the Cherokeenation tb best statistical informationgives about 8600 fullbloods S OO Intermarried whites 800 mixed bloods and4000 freefimen Ksisas City Journal
FINANCIAL
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT
SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANYCORNER 15th ST AND NEW YORK AVE
CAPITAL 1000000P-ays interest on depositsRents SeXes Inside Burglarproof Vaults
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MERICAN SErURIIYAND TRUST COMPANY
CHARLES J BELL PresidentP BLOLNT Vice
JAMES W WIIELPLEY TreaurerJAMES F HOOD SecretaryWILLIAM A McKENSEYAtty and Trust OfficerWAnD THORON AuditorII S RRESIDE Assistant TreasurerO E HOWE Assistant Secretary
PaidUp Capital and Surplus
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ASSETS 179229133Subscriptions for the 46th issue of
stock an1 first payment thereon willbe received daily from 0 am to 430pm at the once of the Association
SHARES J5253 EACHPamphlets explaining the object and advan
lagos of the Association and other informationfurnished upon application at the office
EQUITABLECOOPERATIVEBUILDING
ASSOCIATIONEQUITABLE BUILDING 1003 F at mr
John Joy Ethan PresidentEllis Spear Vice PresidentGee W Casflear 2d Vice PresidentFrank P Reealdc Secretary no9tf
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We can put through a lean for any sumIn the least time
An abundance of money te lean on D el OReal Estate at the right rates of interest
The F H SMiTH COReal Estate Loana Investments Insurance
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1222 F Street Northwest
PAIDIN CAPITAL 10000000
F AUGUSTUS HEINZE President-A 8 CLEMENTS Cashier
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LOAN COMPANIES
Money at special for everyone Loans m
Loaiu made on Pianos FurnlPersonal Property etc without re
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the crowd to the old reliable tbeyrtLoan Headquarter
CAPTAL LOAN CO602 F Street N W
ESTABLISHED 1880
For everybody at rates lower than the lowestDont be deceived come to us and investigateBuaineas strictly confidential No one knows otyour transactions with ui We lend on furniturepianos or salary If you have a loan now anywhere and need more money come to us Noth-n deducted from loan You till amount
Extensions ia case of sickness without extracharge
Metropolitan Loan andTrust Co
505 rt W
10 or upward on furniture pianos salaryassignment etc at the lowest rates of anycompany the city No recording No
Private rooms on the second floor Everyon loin reduces intsrest Loans with
other companies paid off and more money adat a rate No expetue to make
loan SURETY LOAN COMPANY Room 1Warder BW 9th and F
FURNITURE LOANSMONEY FOR HOLIDAYS-
If you havent got the money you get it herefor the asking We supply it to on thenFurnttwre Pianos etc you return the sumsjust as you can We off other loans give
more money and do everything strictlyprivate Ko charge for pipes full amountgiven Per a quick loan give us a trial
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO08 F STREET N W
Rooms 1 and 2 Second Floor
WHY PAY HIGH RATESWE LOAN AIrY AMOOTT JTtOM 6 TO 600
ON WA50S HORSES WAG-ONS ETC charge ft interest only
10 one month Uc 28 AM month 20e80 owe month SOc
And all other amounts in proportionThe simplicity ot our business methods and
fair treatment made ours the most popularoffice in the city We give every accommoda-tion allowed by other compaaiea Strictly
Nothing deducted from nxmMUTUAL LOAN AND TRUST CO
918 F Street nw Rooms 12 and 13Easy stairway or elevator to second floor
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MONEY LOANED SALAJUED PEOPLE
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MONEY TO LOANO-n Funiture Pianos etc without resoraUWe are an old established company and canguarantee the lowest rat easiest paymentand roost liberal diccouiiti in cue loan iapaid before the time erpun loans with othercompanies paid off and more money advancedMoney same day you apply Private cfScei-
AbioluteSi No Publicity No Jranco CharjiNOTHING DEDUCTED FROM LOAN
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN COOSS F STREET N W
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Loans on furniture piano
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want niece money we will letyou have it without delay
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WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COi
610 F St N
LOANS OF SI 0AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOSat lowest rates and on the day you apply
leasing OB the Building and Usociation which makes the cost ofleans much less you pay elsewhere and
desire running from one te twelve months Ityou have a loan with some other company wawill pay it oS and advaaoe you more money itdesired Rates cheerfully given and no costto you unless loan Is made Call and get rateFrent room Seat floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN COC23 P S N W
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