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A Unaninlous Verdict.

Everything taken into consideration, 1t
is unanimously agreed that the Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern is the
popular line. Salt Lake to Chicago only
As hours.
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Run only Monday. wednesday and Friday.
Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olsen's
orchestra IN attendance every afternoon
and evening.
Fare for round trip, only so cents.
d. E. Burnley,
GeneraiAgent Passenger Department.
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PEOPl s

To reduce your weight SURELY use willard's
Obesity pills and lose 10 pounds month. No
injury to the health. No interference with
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oeautify the complexion and leave NO WRIN-
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osidde Md S., scritcs: Three bottles Of your
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pounds 10 100 and neuer felt better u, al my
life. an. mach pleased NTH the result and
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clude Physicians, Bankers, Lawyers and lead
ers of soclety. Our goods are not sold in drug
stores all orders are supplied direct from our
ONCE Price per package g. 90 or three pack
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(sealed) cts ALL CORRESPONDENCE
CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD REMEfY CO.. BOSTON, MASS.
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Suits to order from S25. Buckle d Son
Tailors, 235 S. Main street.
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Garfield Beach Trains.

Effective July 10, and until further no.
tlce, trains between Salt Lake and Gar
field Beach will run as follows:
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sALTAIR BEACH.
Time table in effect July q. 1893.

Pedersen-simms full band afternoo
and evening. Dancing, Boating, Bath
ing. Special attractions each week. AL
trains leave r. G. w. depot. Fare soc.
round trip.
N. w. CLAYTON, Gen'l Manager.
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THE DAILY HERALD is published every morn
ing, Monday excepted. at TIE HERALD
block, corner West Temple and First
South streets, salt Lake City.
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DIRECTORS.
X. c. CHAMBERS, President.
HEBER J. GRANT, Vice President.
P. L. WILLIAMS, JoHx I. CAME,
Z. A. SMITH. A.w. MccuKE,
j. L. RAwnss. r. w YOUNG,
}. w JUDI. GEORGE CULIINs,
ssNoS B4lFsERsER, HoR.cE G. WHITNEY,
FRANKLIN s. RICHARDS.
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rErs,s or snRscRlpr1n.

ALL communications should be addressed TO
THE HERALD. salt Lake City, Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
a Plan of Reorganization Debated AN,
Some Changes Adopted.


Some Changes Adopted.
The national board Of trade at its morning
session TODAY took nm the ouestion Of reorpani-
zation of the BODY in accordance with the
plan of the late Col. Price Of seran-
ton. 1t proposed TO fix the num-
Der of vice nresidents at fourteen. in
s,.od of ono from, ooob oors,;.ron, hoa,, a,a
-.
W aooiisn 'ne eAeeu''e 0oni1n't'ee' "Ansiet
ring Its duties TO the vice presidents
who constitute the executive council
1t WAS agreed finally to abolish
tba .xo.r,;ro oo,,,,;,.oa o5 a. .l.o,
.
Slee pIesioen's az at pfesehi. ihis poos as :. an
exc Ae.u'Ne oouneii may appoin' slhan eoinili'-
'ee 70 carry on, its duties:
Inc lono"ing resoiutloh, proposed oy the
scranton poard OF trade was aaoptcd.
hesoiNeu' .nat the poaro OF trsue approves
any eHort caicuiated 10 remove the evils mel
gent TO the diverse ana muitiiarious systems OIL
ieSisiauon as now eaistlng In the several states'
oh motiohs OF MI. move OF Shicago tne
proposiuohs suggesting amehopsehts 10 the
interstate commerce law, recommended ey the
cincinnati chamber OF commerce. Chicago and
New iork Doaros OF trade, ana 81. Lonis
merchant exchange, were referred to COM
mittee consisting OF one from each body pro-
posing the cnanSe-
Inc same action was taken with regard TO the
reSulauon OF immigration proposed py the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
Walters Acquitted.

The State Department is in receip. Of . dis
patch from the United States consul at
chihuahua. Mex, stating that the American
prisoner, Charles R. Walters, who was tried
and convicted by the juez de lstras 1t Ciudad
Juarez, and ON the Esd Of June, 1880, sentenced
by that judge to be shot for the alleged muir Ter
OF Mexican woman named Epigmeria Baca,
alias La Burra. and which sentence was con-
frmed on July 2S, 1891, by the Tercera Sala del
supreme tribunal Of the state Of Chihuahua,
was acquitted on the 9th Of December, 1892,
by the full bench Of the before named SUI
preme court and set a liberty. This court of
last resort found that the woman whom
Walters was accused Of having strsngled had
come 10 her death BY su1ocation and that
Walters vas innocent Of her murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
REFORM IN THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Representatives Martin and DE Almond Ad
xocate Their RcspectiNe BiIls.

Representatives VI Martin and DE Almond lAd-
vocate Their Respective Bills.
The House civil service committee gave a
hearing today to Mr.. Martin OF Indiana and
Mr.. DeArmond of Missouri upon their bills
relating to reform in the civil service.
Mr.. Martins bill provides that employees Of
the government under the civil service shall
serve four years. at the end OF which perio a
thev may be reappointed for another four
years, but after that they ineligible for fur
ther service. Mr.. Martin contended In
favor of his bill that il would rid the govern
ment service OF a lot of barnacles and make
room for merit. Ii would be distinctive
advantage TO the public service bv providing at
short periods an infusion of new blood.
Mr.. De Almonds hil suspends for one year
after each presidential inauguration all coil
service regulations. This. he said. would have
the effect of surrounding each administration
with employees friendly to it, Mr.. DE Almond
devoted his remarks mainly to plea for a
more equitable division of the patronage Of
Office among the two parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
THE SILVER QUESTION.
Mr.. Willard Satisfied with the Way Matters
Are Developing.


Henry Willard has returned to New York
quite well satisfied with the way matters are de-
veloping on the silver question in the House
and he will be back here in a few DAYS. The
anti-silver men in the House are in better
shape now, apparently, than they have been
heretofore. Those who are trying TO stop the
purchase Of silver have undoubtedly made
some converts through the efforts of Mr.. Cleve-
land and his friends, and there is possi-
bility that they may have a bare majority who
will vote for the unconditional repeal Of
the silver purchase law. No request has We,
been made OF the rules committee for day for
the consideration Of the Andrews bill. Mr..
Clevesnd's idea is 70 have the track well oiled
to run the measure through both houses before
any further open move is made.
Senator Hiscock. who is on the finance com
mittee of the Senate, said today that he fcl,
quite sure that if the House should pass q
measure similar to that reported from the
finance committee il would get through the
Senate.
The silver Senators are very determined in
their declarations that no repeal Of the law shall
go through the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
WORLDS PAIR AUTHORIZATIONS.
Money 20 Re Spent by Foreign and stat.
Governments at Chicago.

Governments at tbtcsgo.
CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Appropnations for the
worlds fair by foreign governments and the
different states of this country are practically
closed up. and President Harrison VIII shortly
be officially notified by President Paluers re-
port just how much the United States and all
other countries going to do for the big fair.
President Palmers report viii he completed
within the next few DAYS.
When President Harrison reads this repsrs
he will find that foreign governments have, I'll
told. set apart approximately s5.s4S,59s.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES RfPREsES1ED.
This amount is distributed among .ighty-sir
nations, colonies, principalities. &c. of this
number thirty-eight have organized official
commissions to conduct their worlds fair
business. The remaining number will have
exhibits at the fair under less preten-
tious auspices. There are already IN
progress OF construction sixteen foreign gov
ernment buildings. These payilions are special
IN their nature. Countries which Will make
exhibits in the main building have deem led it
necessary to construct special psvillons. DER
many heads the list with an appropriation of
Ss0o.O0O. France is second, having APpro-
priated $739.oo0 Japan comes next with
esd, 900 and Brazil Is fourth with sGo0, ,0oo.
The next largest is Great Britain. appropriate
ing S2sl 900.
WHAT THE STATES HAVE DONE
Following the recital of What moneys have
been appropriated by foreign countries Direc-
tor General Davis has submitted n list Of tho
states which have set aside money for the fair.
Thirty-one OF the states erecting pavilions
Theirappropriations aggregate sS 600. .Oi5. iih-
nois heads the column. having set aside sj0O.-
900 to defray the state expense, While the In
terests Of California, New lork and pennsylva-
mia will be taken care Of with the sum of $780,
600 for each state. Colorado, Iowa, Michigan,
Ohio and Washington have each appropriated
100000 over and the other states range
from so 900 TO $4,000.
A number OF statesexpect 20 secure increased
appropriations. New York - asking for $780,
0O0 more from its state legislature. and Gov.
Flower has recommended it. New Jersey 10
pleading for $4,000. North Dakota wants more
money. and Kentucky, which has just made
appropriation, is promising sl00. 1000.
The Kentucky senate yesterday passed tbs
bill to appropriate slo0, 900 for the kentucky
exhibit. The bill has passed the house, and
requires only the signature of the governor,
who is known to be in favor Of IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18


PERsoNAL.-H. c. Dean of Chicago, Chas. E.
Peterson Of Philadelphia, W. A. Kimmei of
Pittsburg. VIM. F. Smith Of Sacramento a w
Cumu,;nrs q, @ am.ns - Nv q
Hins ~ HrosJ" NADan' 1uo w. .. Sen-
hnn, U Wen... s .he onore,
IaH. o rS VI DeroIt. haymond
n Ts, n nIniPson ol Duiuth ana
Tn a u ~ Ses p.i.; nA are Ct q. .ne ArIhgt0n.--
- .. " S n~V w VI Daia,ho.e' MAS; Z. hutchinson
o. .t ,ho p;e w.. oy VI syracuse
az a, AZ VIC "sss .. nea OF f1tts,
Vi nysIn; onlo, ana
Mu A ""ucr Inhaoeipnis are at
W,llardS%f Wa,s nn-;.l M Sswoomb OF Phil1delphia,
w:. waT o,iSh VI new otieahs, Sohh L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
Street Railway Postal Service i'm St. Louis

Street Railway Postal Service I'm St. Louis.
The report Of Postmaster Harlow Of St
Louis, made after q two-weeks' trial Of has
street railway postal car service, has been re-
ceived at the Post Office Department. The st.
Louis and Suburban railway, over which the
postal car runs, is post route eighteen miles
long, passes the shipping doors of the post
Office and has three substations located directly
upon it, one full station three blocks away aud
q number Of post Offices upon the road beyond
the city limits. The car Is twenty-eight feet
long, including the front and rear platforms,
and eight and one-half feet wide; is fitted ND
somewhat like . railway post Office inside and is
operated by double dynamo with q capacity Of
twenty-five miles an hour. Postmaster Harlow
says that he has in view . plan by which eight
electric cars could wisely be put to this service
by which stations and substAtions would offer
additional facilities for the pubic and serve rs
rallying points for carriers, and that the time
of twenty or more carriers would thus be saved
and the same men could be put 10 better use.
During the two weeks covered by the report
the number Of pieces Of local mail received and
delivered, at . saving of from four to ave hours
each, has been from 300 to 500 daily.
Postmaster Harlow regards the trial - saxis-
factory in every particular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Henry c. Ma
chette has been detached from the receiving
ship st. Louis, 31st instant. and ordered to duty
at the naval station, Key West, Fla i; Paymaster r
II. X. Smith, from the naval station, Key West.
Fla, and ordered to settle accounts and
then to hold himself in readiness for orders to
sea: Surgeon p. NJ. Rixey has been ordered to
the Dolphin 9th February next; Passed Assistant
Surgeon James d. Gatewood has been detached
from the Dolphin February next and granted
leave for two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

SPANS ExHIBIr.-The Department of State
is informed that the Spanish government in
tends to make creditable exhibit at the
world'r fair, particularly in the departments of
arts and antiquities, it is the intention Of the
government to select only best articles from
their own historical exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

The CABINET MEETING.-The cabinet yester-
day again considered the question of commercial
retaliation upon the Dominion of Canada The
President will send a message to Congress on
the subject in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

A sieighing Party Knocked Right aud LEA
by Railway Train.

SteaGnahG Fafty khocked EiGhf and L.
by . Railway Train.
PRovrDEScE, r. L, Jan IA dreadful acct
dent occurred at crossing near Lonsdale 90
the Providence and Worcester railroad about
l:so this morning. A sieighing party froa
Pawtucket returning from dance and supper
at Woonsocket was struck by locomotive Of Q
freight train.
Eight persons were instantly killed and six-
teen injured
OF the injured IL Il feared that eight or ten
viii die.
Among the dead are Mr.. Wilson Of No 81
Central street, Robert Cook. 81 Central street,
Henry Draper. Beatty street; Annie Wilsoa.
Mr.. and Miss Gowan, Dexter street. The driver
OF the sleigh and . young lady friend Of Mo
Wilson, whose names have not yet been sssrnsl,
we're also kilied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who are
served by route boys will confer a
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR office. either in person,
by telephone or by mail. any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

The CRUISER PHILADELPHIA will sail from
New York tomorrow for Port Royal, s. c., to
assist in the trial of the pneumatic guns of the
Vesuvius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R@SAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
aeorTetown Rsiirosd Company. held January II.
lS1ss, the followins n res3lutions were ADOPTED
The ,s decease Of our friend and sssod .te Nj VIM r.
Who and h therefore @ be- Il
Resolved That 1t is but just tributeto he memory
from our midst we mourn for one who was in every
way worthy ct our respect and regard
Of the deceased the dispenstion with which has
pleased Divine Providence to afiict them and com;
mend them for consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best and whose cbassements meant
Resolved. That this heartfelt testimonial of our
sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to the family OF
services in a body. II
R~AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Company. held Ii l7th day Of January. Ian 1898 the
following resolution adopted and ordered to be
ass aa Villain cpS ey 10
for the q That
we have S received with profound sorrow the intelli
Riley. In his high character for business integrity
and sngacity We recognize one Of the strongest sup
His sound JUDGMENT and prudent counsel were Of
value to us in the conduct Of our Affairs
Intercourse with us attached TO him as personal
deglore his loss and to the business community
OF WASHINGTON, of which he was conspicuous and
honored member and desire to enpr IS our warmest
1t " FRANK i. RAWLINGS. Secretary.
KMSATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
of trustees of the Washington Title 1nsnr-
Tuesday, January II. 1893. the following proceed
lngs were had and made Of record:
On motion Of Trustee Matthew g.. Emery. seconded
by Trustee Horace J. Gray the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas William k. Riley. lately our associate on
this board has departed this life;
Therefore, be 1t resolved, that both individuals
a aid as board We hereby express our deep Of
among u.s. our appreciation Of his many excelen les
OF character. his genial, kindly his uniform
courtesy. his serl ng integrity and his wise JUDI
ment. and that tender heartfelt sympathy and
confidence to his bereaved widow and children.
true copy.
1t ASHLEY NJ. GOULD Secretary.
R~THE GRAND L"DGE OF THE INDE-
- PENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
OF the District of Columbia will convene in semi An
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January is. 1895 and
continue until the business is t ansacted.
b. +. CRaWSHAw. Grand Master.
Attest: W. Il. HUNT. Grand Secretary. 1t
R,THE UNITED CHRISTIAN CONMIS-
- sion will hold an adjourned meeting at
Janusry 10 All interc std in the welfare of the army
and navy are invited to be present. It.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Company.
At meeting Of the board Of directors of this any
dividend of one and half per rent be paid the
stockholders Of record January "a. 1s93 payable
Books will be closed for transfer of stock Jauu-
jaisk2I W B. KoBSON. Secretary.
~ -Entertainment by q. c. Thompson Tent
OF Re"hab:es corner 9TH and !. sta. W. Cause:
Sudden illness of talent incle weather Tickets
good until used. jalS-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

ART EXHIBITS FOR THE FAIR.-The training
ship Constellation arrived at Funchal, Madeira.
today on her way to New York with art exhibits
for the worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-The Presi-
dents callers this morning included Senator
Sherman. Col }Corbin. U. S. A.. Representative
ONeill of Pennsylvania, Col Rathbone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue. S274, 1854; customs, S7O6,O79
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

DETACHED FROM THE BEAR.-First Lieut. S.
L. Mcguire has been detached from the revenue
steamer Bear and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

R~HAvEN'T YOU NOTICED THEMr
Many Of the spiciest advertisements
in the Star" written by Us. We
will write yours. Moderate charges.
Write for interview.
BUREAU OF AID. WRITING,
P. o. BOX 272. WASHINGTON. DC 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

THE AMMEN RAM-The Secretary Of the
Navy has designated February l as the date for
the launching of the Ammen ram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

SECRETARY TRACY has gone to New York on
legal business
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WASHINGTON. d. c..

WAsHINGToN. D. C.. nrcr,prp 90 100,
Notce is hereby given Of IN. intention Of the IN.
dersigned TO apply on she TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
JANUARY. 1893. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. to the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia for a
charter under the act Of Congress entitled An act to
provide for the incorporation of trust loan. mort
Rage and certain other corporations within the Dis
trlct OF Columbia" approved October 1, 1880. for
prop sed company to be- named The Union Security
Company whose character and object are to carry
in the District of CO'umbis the kind class Of
business described in subdivision three Of secti
UI of said act of Congress. namely: a security,
guaranty. indemnity. loan and mortgage business.
The names of the proposed incorporators the
undersizned;
T. Francis Rigs. W. d. Davidze.
James VI. Johnston. Gherardi Davis.
A. L. Britton. Jos. K MrCammon,
Jno. joy Edssu, Jas. q. tayne,
Charles Il. Pear-on. Reginald Fendail.
Theodore ". NOyes, Nathan el Wilson,
Il H. Warner. J. J. Darlington,
Beriah wilkins, r. Ross Perry,
John r. Herreu, CAlderon Carlisle.
John A. Baker. Blair Lee.
v. =. Thompson. j. Holdsworth Gordon,
Aller OrdWay. Edward A. Newman.
J. Il. G u-tis. Henry T. Davis,
Mahlon Ashford. Morgan III. Beach,
". Z. EdinOnston. Chaplin Brown,
Mills Dean. B +. Leighton.
VIM Herbert Smith, I. A. Lambert,
Jas II. Taylor, George T. Hamilton.
ja.BItw3w
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Tn
gt4L ESTATE
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.


= ts Hest u-trrt title insurance company-is thor
tTt. .frl.fsf fIS bs-r IN ~Irrss~:u oTeraton Z
,v.- eleven y... aud has eI4uiued nearly ~. o0J
tr.r,
UTTICTTS AND DIRECTORS,
NtYIpN N~FVEI'. President.
Counsellor al law
q e.. UTNgNN~1N VIE President.
GEoEGF g. THINNING. seerst ry
Councillor at Law.
TESN~I~ EIGG~ Treasurer.
CHNEII- g. EAILrY Dsr~ctoT'
soy Washington Gas Iizht Co.
b q. uf.l~. Di-sctar.
Collector q Taxes
ALBERT FOX. Director.
Real Estate Broker.
WIL1I,u DNLr. Director.
ROBERT o. HuLTzNAS. Girrct'r,
GEOEsF ". TFAE~ON. Director.
Tr-~'t II, tr politIn T. X. Co.
FNTFET ENANINERS
H,,lr. A. yf.trr Couns.I'ors at Law
,uN~ULTING COUNSEL.
WALTEE Il pANIpGF. Esquire.
T'IlT- avl.uirsI ana certified -TITIfS insured
tHN as NNtlNts boz al - hraIrh~--
t. Hr.- lI~r . he'd iu the shortest time com
Itfi j. vtfr absolute saf~-y 10 PURCHASERS and
lNNH luH~.
In rr,rstsd ISL Capital fully paid. 600 600
rsl~. lg - N-,s-lu
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL
Joux +. W,eG,u,x, Ixvysryrx1

bkbkEE. 9uO ItTH ST. y "
hl-@- ~ invest lent have nttv erected lnl
hoo whsh very daSirabIy lo~ated in different
rlfi- - ~ ritN. and havur bought The ground low
car ~ q YOU comfortable home at - tr cent Of the
Irs-.nf market Nei1s SRh ami Let show you that
- nat" very d--fTshl. building lot in a good
F"iEIf-rn1nl Tor -kUD Wanted the following
! In- q ElCd ~ . estate security
lHv u - on 81 =, per cent one ~ Or1 ~ ,
~ rnt Six Of =. ono At > Iar On~of err 600
- l"r cent Itrsa uf -. 90 . per one Of
- 80 A. percent Two Of go. 90 AZ q per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
IH1 CoNNERc1,L
OF THE DIsTkICT OF COLUMBIA.
cona,,,O, otiiee N 80 Ilts =, sioIa si NV; v; ,
December 81. 1882,
ASSETS
loans real estate and collaierals.-- 500 200 90
ofce furniture ana h1tnres ..-.......... I.e4s $
PreniiGms ,iS due and in course Of coiiec: 40
Cash in bank and company's ofice..... 1.ii5 o5
sI2o ~ 81
LIABILITIES.
aEaia saTpa. sl2S2 81 I2 ~ ~
$780, 727 81
District Of Columbia:
personsll, appeared JOHN ". sCHAEFER. secre;
the District of Coumbis. who made oath in d. form
q h ahs, a e Fire
Comrany District Of Columbia on the 3ist day
- ~ 1ssnsd} i' JOHN W. scHAEFER.
Subscribed and to before me this I4th day Of
AtsEET N;.,r p,lg;U ;; ggEFc
" S. HoGE, JOHN W. scHAEFER,
GEO. < RTfErrI. wEM MccLosKY.
Vice President; - Asst. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
". F. Abbott. J. Harrison Johnson.
N, NJ = p Bal.i5seF. kOrsnz XII Kissner.
1. Behrens. Thomas somerville.
5. Johnson. John F, vost ,al4-4,
EUGENE CARUsI wM. F. MATTINGLY.
President. Vice President.
NATH'L CARUsT. A 7. BRITION.
Secretary. Treasurer.
The DrsrRrcr Title INSURANCE
COMPANY.
60 l3 h street northwest.
CAPITAL. soooO 900.
DIRECTORS
President American Security and Trust Co.
JAMES l. BARBOUR.
Wholesale Grocer.
GEORGE W. BROWN.
OF Fitch. Fox Brown. Real Estate Brokers.
EUGENE CARUSI.
Counsellor at Law.
NATHANIEL CARUsI.
Counsellor at Law.
LEWIS J. DAVIS.
ofLewis johnson Co.. Bankers.
WASH. DANENHOwER.
Real Estate Broker.
MILLS DEAN,
Counsellor at Law
JOHN A. HAMILTON
Capitalist.
CHARLES W HANDY
Real Estate Broker.
FRANK HUME.
Wholesale Grocer
CHARLES A. JAMES.
President Bank Of Washington.
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY.
Counsellor at Law.
SIMON WOLF
Counsellor at Law.
Titles to all real estate in Washington. Georgetown
and county examined with accuracy and dispatch
Deeds wills and all other conveyances real prop
erty prepared.
Titles insured. ta9-1m