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N THE MAzY CIRCLE.

The Letter Carriers Wind Up Their
Anniversary With a Grand Ball
Uncle Sans fsi1hf1l boys In gray hung
up their mail pouches and uniforms yes
terday afternoon and donnsd their broad
eloth, swallow sslls ana white 1eeEtiss,
and, with their lady friends, took posses
sion Of Native Sons Hall
The occasion for this social tTsazfo-uz-
ton vas the winding M OF the Letter
carriers Mutual Aid Association. whose
Picaic was held on me An inst 81
ScauetEsn PARK. The method Of Wind
ing up Was b. the giving OF their s1nIve--
szry ball, AZ which the 10 pr1es Won b
the lucky picnic competitors we're dis
ErioUssc-
The hall was profuseIv decorated for The
occasion. and both gallery and NAN 6oor
were crowded with Ths members OF Eha
association and their many friends from
all parts Of the city. Dancing vas he
principal feature OF the evenings Szuse-
nlent- Among the many zttschss srou
the several departments o. zhs postoE5os
none vas more conspicuous han !. I.
Me2rs. superintendent OF sns carriers de-
p2rtment- This gentleman Is The olEy
honorary member OF the carriers s>Soczs-
ton N the United States This honor zzs
conferred upon hin oy his sulso-651sses as
5 marx OF their esteem and appreciation
for the many kind acts and courteous Erezt>
melE OF the men under him
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WHITENING AND TINT
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
Much Anxiety Caused by the Ill
Health of Rev. Benjamin
Ackerly.
Salinas Is TO Have a Fine New Epis.
copal Church in Place Of
1t Paul's.

Rev. n. Hewitt is officiating st 81.
Mary the Virgins Church during the abb
sepce of the rector, Rev. W. W. Bolton. in
Vancouver Island. Rev. II. B. Monges
will also assist during the present month,
and the Rev. Mr. Shaw during the month
of August. Mr. Bolton expects 70 be
home again the first week in September
Rev. ". N. Reilly. rector OF St PauPs
Episcopal parish, has been saTierlng rom
q severe attack Of grippe, and mas been
ordered 10 the country. he mas since
gone TO CloTerdale, where II IS expected
he will soon regain his usual health, when
he will return 70 his parish and watch the
erection OF the new church building 10
its completion during the month OF sep
tember-
The Rev. Benjamin Akerly, D D., rector
emeritus of St Johns Church, OAKLAND
has been confined 20 his bed for the past
three weeks. Although not afflicted with
any particular zIIment be has been gradu-
ally losing strength
E G. Mathena. DID,, pastor OF OliFet
Presbyterian Church, who recently re-
turned from the General Assem- Dly a. c2r-
atogs, y. Y, viii be given reception On
the 30th inst. when the new annex 70 nis
church on Mississippi street. between
Butte and Nspz, Will De opsned as lecture
and reception roo1s- The adoluol = p
by y feet ana Is divided INTO thEee apart
melIS 1Or assem- DiF purposes me III
gregation fell quite proud OF The distinction
of being able 70 90 into the new quarters
free from debt.
The trustees Of 81 Psul's Episcopal
Church OF Salinas 81 z recent business
meeting appointed committee 70 en-
deavor 70 sell the lot On which the pres
ent church building stands, and pe--1ls-
mission viii De asked Of the cOurE 70 sell
the property. TIE committee viii consult
an architect with TIeE 70 having plans
prepared for z handsome new church eoE-
ice. which Il Is proposed 70 e.ect 81 once
on the church lot On the northeast corner
OF AIisal street and Lincoln avenue
Rev d. z L Hoffetf. formerly OF $.
Johns Episcopal Church, Stockton, has
become the rector o. Trinity Memorial
Church. Denver. Colo. he rsceutlF de-
lIversd the suniTerSzTE address before the
members OF several OF rhe Odd Fellow
lodges OF the city. who we're highly pleased
with his historical review OF the order
The Rev. Leslie and Mrs Sprsgue. Tor
merry OF this City. have been installed 50
associate pastors OF the New South U1ILs-
tartan Church. Boston
Rev. A. B. Case, formerly = Colzregs-
tionalist missionary N Mexico. having.
made MS home n Ponors, viii labor
among the Spsnish-spssEIng Inhabitants.
Il Is believed that MS knoEIedke OF their
language VIII give him easy access 70 Sas
people among whom he intends 70 SorE.
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Latest SHIPPING INrELLIeEsoE.


Arrived.
SATURDAY. July IL
Stmr Albion. LundquiSt. from WestporT; 164
eds bark and 20 cords wood. 20 : kimb2li.
Schr Western Home, Nelson. so hours from Coos
Bay: lum Der. TO B Dean & Co
Movements OF TRAM Atl Ansic stssuers.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 11-Stmr TsOrztns,
nom Hamburg. stEnr MaS>dau1. from Rotterdam.
Sailed July l1--tmr PhpniciA for Ham burg
str1r SAale, for Bremen; sim Obtain for Rotter-
dam; stmr Ems. for Naples and Genoa; stInr La
IcuraIne. for Hsvre: stmr EthioDia- for GLASGOW;
s,mr Etruria, for Liverpool. stmr Nenetia Tor
SseSfin.
Sailed July 11-ssnr 81 Paul
for New YORK.
HAvRE-ssued July I1-stmr La Gascogne.
for New YORK
ROTTERDAM Sailed July II-stmr werken-
CAN. tor New York.
GLAs Gow-sAlled July lo-stnr STATE OF Ne
orasEa- for New York
LIZARD-PssSed July Il-Stnr Paris from
New YORK for Southampton.
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Explanation.

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siAnnIAGE LICnNsEs.

The following marriage licenses were issued BY
the County CLERKS Office yesterday:
Alfred Higgins and Agnes B. CoultreSs 47-42
NJ n Crltcher ana Edith r b Gegsn, $50
Daniel Fisher and Dora Wnlf S5-i7
N. 2 Blanchard and Johanna A. Ionson 1926
Walter c kellogg and Lillian / Keilo<x S6-2e
Noses J. Lyoa and Julia Martin. 27-2S
y. 2. D Jorgenssn and Msren Nogsnsen. gT-2e
Pierre EScalher and Rosa GrfH0uIere 2s-IS.
u Z ood and Wnhelmins Hide brz1dt. 50-44
Alfred z Ja1nSon and A nnte Dsuilscn. S7-S7
Michael O'S tea and Maggie Core, 25-2l.
GufSseppt Csnsts and OnEsnia Norrzrz. ISIS
Arman LouQuet and Thecie Bourie S6-24
Joseph TricOmo and Mary Nerrilfe. ais
joseph A EScalle and Ernesriue Ieusu 2S-iS
Jacob hamm and Marie SchwenkleE Se-27-
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BORN.
MARRIED

DEyLIN-McGUIRE-In this CRY, June %
1855 ~ s. MsryiS Cathedral. by the Rev Father
OF san Francisco
SCOT1-CLARK-In this city, July l. 1898 By
the Rev. Father GillislL : J.. Royal c. Scott
and Elsie N Clark. both OF san Francisco.
SNIRL-JARRETT-In this civ. July : 1898
o. The Rev. d.. z r Ollie. George W. Suiri
sno Mary Jarrett. both OF >an Francisco
W ALL-AAl ER-in this CITY. July ? 1895. oy
the Rev. Father DuHy. Thomas ". Wall and
Lena L Msysr. both OF san Francisco
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BlRlHS-M ARRIlGES-DEllaN

Birth marriage aa1 death notices sent bv NAT
vii nos Be inserted They mus Be handed IN ;.
either OF the publication Offices and De indorss1
with the name and residences Of persons authorized
70 have the same published
BORN.
BERNTSEN-In this city, July 10. 1895, 20 the
wife Of Claus Bsrntsen, , son
CARROLL-In this city July 5, 1895, 20 the
wife OF the late John Carroll. . daughter.
CASEY-In this city, July g, 1896. 70 the wife of
Michael Casey. daughter.
COSIELLo-In this city. July 9, 1895, 20 the wife
OF J. n Costello, daughter.
hER-In thls city, JuIy 5. 1895. 20 The wife Of
Lawrence Fisher son
scRULTE-July g. 1898. 10 The wife Of Gustsvus
Schultz. daughter
SHA NAHA Mn this city July 8 1895. TO the
wife OF Michael Shanzhsn q daughter
SPTTZ-In this city, July 6 1895. 70 The wife OF
Joseph spitE. daughter.
THoNAS-In this city. July Z. 1896, 70 the wife Of
II AIRY B. Thomas. daughter.
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THE DIYOKCE RECoRn.

CompIsints filed:
Emeran z kogimete- against Alice Kogfmeier
Mesa Lehrna1n against Alex Iehmann
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TO LET-THE v. TELL HOUSE sI7-sis
Bush ST. this ES1s-knoWn hosel Is IhoroEghly
re1ova-ec- considerably improved. compares win
bese 2o-clsss hote1 IN 5own- MADISON & BURKE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-12

Lesser Nay
Mcdonald Maria
Martin. AIoers z.
AAx6sld- Mrs. Isabelle
Aur1Och. Andrew c.
Nelson. sophie a
Olds John II
PARK. William C.
Quinn, Joseph Z
Riley. Thomas D
RoSenIhsl. Never
Small Henri h
StohinS san. c z 7.
Thie1gar. Anton
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DIED.

Beck Bertha P.
Brooks Bridge
Burns. MARY 4
Carer. Anna NJ
Corries, Frank N
Dorsn- William
Getty, Mrs A. J.
Green Martin
CurLlsr. Edward
Hsr-s. EinA Julis
Henderson, Samuel
EesSion- Katie
Kidd. Kits d.
Lacy, Nh Am
The morning times., 1896-02-11


1870 a. MI. PENNs YLvANIA LINZ
lTED,-P1ilma sieeldng, Dining, smok.
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
TO Chicago. Cincinnati indian TInd1iaanap1ls;; ;,s Sc
to.ao a. M. FAST iINE.-PnInan
BaiTeI Parlor Car 70 Harrisburg. Parlor
4,4OP p. MI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.-Pulnan Buffet Parior Car
20 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cans
Harrisburg to ST Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
TO p. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car TO Chicago, and
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car to
r.IO p. MI. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
PRESS--Pulanan Sleeping and Dining
Cars 70 St. Louis; Louis; and Sleeping Car.
14'fis 4afitsai Sleeping Car to oi PittsburE. A ns's-
759 nd nd Niagara RT haDf fas Gsnsdahsige dayg
cepi SundaT
1910 a. MI. for Einira and Renoya.
daily. except Sunday. For WillIatnsport
rIOP. nj. for vlliiamsport, Rochester.
Buffalo and Niagara Fails. daily, except
10 suspension Bridge. via Buffalo. '''f 'on
FL lGm Nag eaPPanags dss
For fiiiiadeiphiq; New York ana the
49S2t 9S2trEb Rb Mbaiy. NJ oolffePkEssIosAL al PaTiaT 9sA1L
with with Dining Car from Baltlmore; Rs. Rega.
tDiriing Carr, 1905 Dining Carr.
W!Ininsta2SB, VIZ gsaS, 70 A. 90. M aDd i94s ss F slS q
ON Sunday. Z .o5 dining Carr, 10. 300.
40, 6.4O. 1000. and IL 80 P. NJ. For
Philadelphia only Fast & express, 80
da5s, "a ., s.oi and $40 r M daily. a For
Boston without change. 7:50 A. NJ. week.
days. and 3.l5 r NJ u. daily II;
i 1000 1905, 1890 II 90 and il 80 A. a
M, i2.l5, l2;46. 2;G, sd5, 9. 40. 900
l9itedia Zoo % 10 10 4o itq 49, and an5 944 40
Io.o5. 1880. TOO 4: ii, 1915, i.Ys,. igs,
go. go. dS SOB, 80 40, 10. io.oo. 1916. S
and II 80 p. III.
For Pope, creek Line. 7.2o e. m. and A. 80
m aan6,is daiis, e4csRt ST. soS ss9oaday a. M 1a1sa,o
40 p n. daily, except Sunday. Sum
days. zoe q; NJ an and 4.se 2; n: -,
Ataps for JscSsonTilie and ST. Augestine ft5a Is
Pm. weekdays. Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4-3o A. IA.
| S.46 P NJ, daily. Richmond and Atlanta,
a NJ weekdays.
| Accommodation Tor QusntIco, 7.45 g. m
daily ys4sndria aad aS p p4so "a wessazs ssS. zz45 $40
Al. 1887, f1.50 a. m. 1880. / 40
800 425. 800; o. a5;s7, i, s;I5. s.o2, so 10 70
Lave Alexandria for Washington, sos
e.4S, 799, SOC, 20 8 i9 ga lq;i5 i,S feSs SS ~; !
4oS.. 40oSS. 70. 7550 SO, 1852 and II .os p 3. n q
IN sunday at 6.43, $40, 1928 a. m.
2.l5, $50, TOO, 7.2O. 9-l0 and l0.51
ID. m
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and {
| streets and at the station, Sixth and
! rfreets where orders can be left for tn
checking OF baggage to destination fron
| hotels and residences.
O. M. PROVOST. j. r. WO9D,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agenk
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FOR saLE-REAL ESTATE.
For sALE-By q. BEHREND. 617 !.

rON "a LIE oy A brtI1 n Sr'-' 70 . =
3. H.-444 and 444 1-2 II st. NV. r.
and b.; rent $40; on easy payments.
$4,000 for both. ~
B. W. B.-457 and 459 H st. NV. r..
bath and stable; always rented at go
each: alta bargain; easypa yments. $le,ooo
for both.
Frame house and lot 1920 M. corner
11th ST. Sc, 36x77; an excellent location
for any kind of business; must be sod.
$4,000. ~
B. w. B.-New, 736 and T3s 18th st.
Sc, +. b. and stable; well rented; VIII
sell on small cash and monthly payments.
this is bargain. So 900 each.
II acres OF ground joining town Lin
coin, near Benning lots now selling at
500: cheap; for a subdivision lots VIII
sell rapidly.
$40 acres near Muirkirk, in range of
electric road between baltimore atd Wash-
ington; $25 per acre; will trade FOR city
property. fe9-1t
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Witness.
W < WHITM0 RE.
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS for supplies for 1.tII., The

BRnpnSATS for supplies for the
Navy Yard, Washington, D. C.-Janu-
ary "a, lSg6.-Seaied proposals, endorsed
9'Proposals for Supplies for the Navy YARD,
washington. ID. C, 10 he opened FEBRUARY
II S96 - will he received at tie Bu reau OF
EunDlies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, d. c., until II O'Clock noon.
FEBRUARY / /, 1896, and publicly opened
.fn,n,e.iateiv thereafter, to furnish AT the
NAVY yard washington, D. c., quantity
Of humber hardware, too.s, files, waste ana
eteel forSings. The articles must conform
TO the Navy standard ana pass ihe usual
naval insDcction. Blank proposals viii be
Furnished upon application 10 the Navy
Ward. washington, ID. c. The attention OF
manufacturers and dealers is invited. Tie
rtds. au ether things being equal. decided
by lot. The department reserves the rignl ;ll
~ waive defects or to reject any or all bids
notdeenled advantageous theeoyernment
EDWIN sTEwART, Paymaster General
O. S.N lei ., 2, ll-4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no whom il may concern;
wachinptan NOV / 1885.

TO whom il may concern;
Washington, Nov. / 1885.
The copartnerShip heretofore existing be
tween Charles J. Alexander. George 4.
Shannon. Charles shannon ana rankin
Shannon, under the firm name OF Shannon
Rr0thers. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are pa yable
90 shannon Brothers, who Will pay an
indebtedness.
CHARLES J. ALEXANDER,
GEORGE II. SHANNON,
CHARLES SHANNON.
FRANKLIN SHANNON.
Witness: -
" s MHTTMO RE. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GET your wheels repaired at Richard
Boddas 63 Fl st. me-: his repair work is
the best and lowest prices: all work guar
anteed first class; give ME a trial: one
half square from Government Printing
Office. fe10-3t-enI
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Auction Sales
THos. DowLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or A VERY NALllA-
BILE AND MODERN IMP ROk ED f0Dh
STORY 14-ROOM BRICK DWELLING.
NO. 221 y ST n. w. LOT 22Nl -o'o
TO 15-FOOT ALLEY.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated July
2, 1898, and duly recorded in lAber lS 40
Folio 24I ct seq, Of tie land records OF
the District of Columbia, and by direction
of the party secured thereby. and by au-
Thority of an order OF the SEpreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia passed on Jann-
Hry 2s, 1896, in cause OF the Heurloh
Brewing Company. vs.. Mayse et al,
numbered 5642. in equity. The under
signed trustees will sell al public auction,
I'm front or the premises on IUESDA 4,
February /. 1886, at 4.30 D. M, lot lettered
C.. in the subdivision OF original lot No.
2, in square $50, together with the lnl-
prOYcnlents thereon, as abcee described
Sold subject 10 q trGst OF *4.tuu, que
July 8, 1898, at g per cent; balance OF
purchase money, one-halr cash, residue ia
one and two years, secured by n lfOst Gu
the premises sold With interest at u per
cent. A deposit OF $50 required at time
OF sale. Sale TO he closed ia ten days or
property Will be resold at FISK and cost or
defaulting purchaser. All taxes paid 10
January j, 1896
FRANK l.. CALHOUN, residence, Ken
JOHN c. BENTON, residence, Beitsville,
Md, Trustees.
Eel 11-4t
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wANrEp-BoARpERs

WA NTED - Catholic family will take
a few boarders. Address CENTRAL,
this office. 1t
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FORS LE-Asa a wholeor III pa con
tents OF Broom house; bargains. 41s
2dnw febS-7
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delivered and carried in free. s.. w.
FUEL ASSOCIATION. $50 F 81. nw.
fe10-1t-em
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WA ANTED-2 young men to occupy
room, ana board; see each; good beard.
private family: single rooms So. 736 Sd
ST. NV. IeIO-Si
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wANTED-LoTs.

WA NTED-Lots in or near brookIand:
must be cheap. Address A. n. j.. this
office. fS-3t,em
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TOR RENT-Two very desirable two
story brick dwellings,; rooms; all
mod. imps.; newly papered; excellent neigh
borhood; terms moderate. Apply at 446
ST NV feS-3t,em
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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect January 9. 1890.

STATION CORNER oF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.
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PERSON AIS

10000 copies sheet music sc. per copy
popular music at popular prices. w. IL.
SHOEMAKER e Co, 422 9th st.nw 1t
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FoR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-With or without board.
large second story south front room, or
suite il desired; modern house: convenient
to Capitol: private family; summer prices:
references. 81 a. A st. Sc. fe9-3t
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ANTED-Carpets and rugs TO clean;
CoIors restored equal TO new by our
/ process: terms reasona BILE, satisfaction guar
! auteed Address w. ID. MUNUAY, 635
q St NV fe2 limo
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d; n, FAUNCE & BRO.

No. 429 Center Market, received from
their own fishingshore today $500 her
ring and twenty five fine Potomac shad.
These stands have fish arriving aaLiy TruII
their fisheries on the Potomac. fe16-3t-em
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
en- suite or single. with hoard; near
Capitol and new library; convenient to all
car lines. 207 East Cap. st. feS-4t.em
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II. L, HAYS prints a neat business
card for 81 per 1000. 1921 NJ st.
M fe5-I mo
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FOR SA LE-Beat make or incubators
broOders and fresh green bone; call
and see the incubat tors in working order.
Schmid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores. 712
18th st. NV. aud 22l Pa. ave.
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WANTED-By respectable white boy,
place to run elevator; best refs: can flIr-
nish bond il necessary. address W. j. H..
this office. feII-3t
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wASTED-posrAGE STAMPS.
DEPARTMENT. Stamps. all kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. II. +. DUNkHQkHT.
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PERSONALS.

CHINA and g.ass rivcted, guaranteed
water tight. brio -a-brac repaired to defy
detection. BURFEfND & CO., I'LL st.
ieS-3t
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Wa ANTED-Beginuers and pupils for
pianoforte by pupil of North London
Institute of Music; terms moderate.
AITSJC a23 f stn HOS. EN-
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ANTED- a sober and Industrious
man. position where he can earn an
honest living for his family: not afraid OF
work Address WILLING, this office.
fa1 -3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-If you want
straight or instalment loan on real
estate. on the very best terms, We can
furnish il without delay.
$400,
GOO,
500
81 900 and upwards-
NATIONAL. SAVINGS, LOAN AND
TRUST CO., 617 F NV. ia2s-14t
MONEY 10 LOAN-En large suma
o a. IOw as 81 LOCO, at and 8 pa
cent On d G. real estate; also $3.50. $5OO,
$3.50, etc., at 6 per cent. WM- Il SAUN-
DERS & CO., 1907 r ST. NV. Il
MONEY 60 iUaD at and per cent on
District of Columbia realty no delay if
security is satisfactory.
WALTER Il. ACKER, 704 14th nv.
I iy31-sf
WA NTED-Theloan OF SIS, 600 on firsI-
class inside properly NO agents. 703
1864 st. se12-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-An classes OF
real estate loans made With prOmptness
atctirrent rates. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, corner
10Th and streets NV mS-m
WE take as collateral any listed stock or
bond in any city of tue United StateS
also old line life insurance policies, syndf
cate certificates. warehouse receipts, real
estate mortgages and trusts. YERKES -
BAKER. 10 TO 46 MetzeFott Building
II. K. FULTON'S Loan Office. 1913
Pa. ave. NV. EsGahs ishedin $40. Money
loaned o. watches, diamonds. iewelry. sik.
yerware. etc. Special bargains sn watches,
!ewery a1o silyeTware. aT2U-6m