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The evening times., 1897-08-25
NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES.
Deputy Compt rolier Coffin Takes a
Hopeful View.

Hopeful View.
Deputy Comptroller Coffin said today
concerning the resources and liabilities Of
all the national banks, the following:
.sThe figures showing total resources and
liabilities Of all the national banks ON July
23, 1897, just compiled, are full of
strength and promise. They show total
resources or liabilities amounting TO So
663, 4OS,053, the greatest amount ever
reached in the history of the syst en- The
nearest approach to this condition was
a total OF So, 3,51O,O94, ,S97, on September
80. 1892.
The item largely contri hing to
this grand aggregate of Liabilities is that
OF individual deposits, which, on July
2S, 1887, stood at S1,77O, 4s0, 500, the
highest point ever touched by his item, the
next highest having been 81, T65, ,422,sS3,
on April 80, 1892.
This showing is ali the more striking be
cause il is made after the severe liquida-
ton OF the past four years, which has re-
duced the number of national banks from
$3.50 high water mark on May 4, 1898, to
3,6I0 on July %, 1897.
In the item OF loans and discounts the
highest point ever touched was 81. .161 .4O1-
s5s on May 4, 1898, justprecedingthep panic
of that year. Against this, loans and dis
countson July %, 1897, Were S1,977 ,552,-
7IO, hut actual cash in bank Oh July 23,
1887, was Sab ,51S,s2l, against but
S3e2, ,S63 .30s on May 4, 1898, when loans
were most greatly extended.
AS the loans of the national banks eK-
panded about $43, 600 900 between May
Ia and guly 23. 1897, it is nearly certain
that this movement has continued during
the past month. But the meaning OF the
figures is that the national banks, a
whole. were never stronger and better
prepared in cash resources to furnish all
facilities for moving the great wheat and
cotton GRIPS that are now coming TO the
markets OF the world. The only speCk Of
danger in the future is that amid all the
present evidences Of business revival,
the bttegeGPerience ofthe past four years
may De ferc,.tten and that the bah OF spec
ulati0n may be again set rolling into a
future OF business disaster.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE..

ESTATE OF William T.. Earle, deceased.
No. ego. docket 20. Henry M. Earle.
administrator, has, with the approval Of
the supreme court of the District of CoiIm :
bia, holding special term for orphans
court business, appointed FRIDAY. Sep
tember 10, 1897, at 40 O'Clock a m. as
The time, and said court as the place. foI
making payment and distribution Cndef
the courts direction and CONTROL when
and where all creditors and persons en-
titled 10 distrIbutfve sha res or legac.es or
q residue, are notified 10 attend IN pers
stsn or by agent or attorney duly aGthGTs
ized. with their claims against the estats
properly vOuched: Provided, this order Ia
published once in each of three successive
weeks before said day In the Wasfin gtOo
Law Reporter and Washington Times.
Signed, August 10, 1S97
J NOT A McGILL, Register Of Wills.
aul1 1 18-25-etn
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A Rcturning Missionary.

Prof. T. w. La Fetra, ,One of the founders
OF Santiago College, Chile, and brother NJ
MIR. George Il. La Fetra, this city, is re
tuning with his wife aud daughter after
seven years absence. They expect to
spend Thanksgiving with their relatives
here, having first made a tour through
Italy, France, Germany and England. Prof.
La Fetra is a fine linguist, and has been
one OF the most effective missionarie that
have established the work OF the Methodist
Church IN South America. His young wife
is graduate of Wellesley College, and
wss an efficient teacher in Santiago Col
lege.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
| Remarkable Cure OF Chronic
Diarrhoea.

'Tn 1862, when I served my country
as q private In Company A, One-hundred
and sixty-seventh Penns yivania voIun teers,
I contracted chronic diarrhoea 1t has
given me a great deal OF trouble ever
since I have tried dozen different
medicines and several prominent doctors
without any permanent relief. Not long
ago, &. friend sent me q sample bottle
of Cham eeriain's Coiic, Cholera ana
piarrhoea Remedy, and after that boughs
and took q 6O-cent bottle; and now I
can say that I am entirely cured
cannot be thankful enough to you for
this great remedy. and recommend it to
an suff ering veterans II In doubt, wrfte
me. Yours gratefully, Henry steinbergsr.
Allentown, Pa" Sold by henry Evans.
wholesale aud Retail Druggist, s3S r
street; connecticut avenue and 8 street
northwcse. and 142s Maryland avenue
nprtheAs6
The evening times., 1897-08-25

The So rate ends with the last day OF
August, and tt will not be extended or
renewed under any circumstances, or to
any individual.
Doctor Mccoy has given full and en-
phatic notice that, beginning with Sep
tember L, all those who do not begin
fore that date, must pay his regular fee.
He has extended the rate In order
that all might have ample opportunity
10 take advantage of 1t, and he has
reached the point where, II for no other
reason than because of the limit OF his
office facilities and his time, 1t would
The evening times., 1897-08-25
1 Man Of 57
Feels as ysang as he did at 80.
DR.. alker
DoINe A GRAND WORK.

Mr. Joseph A. shoemaker Is a Grand
Army veteran, who served during tne man
In Company X, Twent y third ONO lniahtry
tf'resadent nayes regiruentl, and who mas
resided In Washington six years, Deihe az
enploye OF the W ar and Navy Division of
the PENSION Ufrics.
II have been a great sufferer from Ply
rosss. chronic consti tipation and gener al De
rangement OF the stomach and liver toT
several years, said MIR. Shoemaker 1
have tried doctor after doctor and patent
medicines Immune rable. at great expense
TO myself, but none OF the IN did me PAT.
ucle OF good. 4 wasin despair. AS d last
resort I decided to try Dr. W alker. 4 am
Tree to confess hat his treatment mas hau
an effect bordering on the miraculous IN
my case. 4 am, an TACT, q new man MY
sleep rerreshes me my appetite Is Keen, my
food digesis readily, my DO weis are regular
and an my troubles have disappeared Al
though 4 am fifty seven years old, leei as
young as 4 did at thirty. make TINS state
nent voluntarily, hopingIt may be 4 DeneIII
to other despairing sufferers Dy ghuihB
THEM 20 a doctor who can nertainiy give
them rellef. I shall take pleasure ia seri-
tying this statement to any one.
JOSEPH SHoEMAkER.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
sarah AuyeiI.s Confession,

Albany, N. Y, Aug. 25. Hon. Walter E.
Ward, OF this city, Who is attorney for
Sarah Ann Angel, was much surprised to
learn that his client had denied that she
was ever married to Jay Gould, and that
she had withdrawn her claims upon the
Gould estate. Mr.. Ward said that he was
awaiting confirmation of the published
reports from the woman herself.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

]. R. Niblo, ex-school superintendent
of Rochester, Pa, says: 81 have been
great sufferer from asthma for years, but
I have had splendid winter, owing to
the surprising efficacy of Brazilian
Balm.n A lady in Cincinnati, who had
suffered with asthma for IL years, could
not iie down; was perfectly cured with
Drnxi1iau BalE,.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
THE NAVAL PENSION FUND.
Ruling of Acting Judge Advocate
General Lauchheiner Affirmed.


Theruling of Acting Judge A dvccate Gen
eral Lauchheimer, of the Navy, that the act
of Congress of March 2, 1895, empowering
the Commissioner of Pensions to raise all
pensions under Sc per month to Sc month
does not apply 10 the Naval pension fund
has been approved by Acting Secretary
tary Roosevelt.
The naval fund Is exclusively for naval
Officers and seamen who are injured after
ten years of service and is gratuity above
the pension for the same disability Sc
cured from the general pension fund.
The act of March 2, 1895, was passed be-
cause it was believed that any act which
warranted pensioning at all was worthy
Of Sc compensation. Seamen get this in
addition to their naval pension, which is
generally very small.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
FARMER ATTACKED BY SNAKES.
Desperate Fight in Cellar With
vepomous Cope rheads.

Desperate Fight in a Cellar With
vepomous Copperheads.
Ma,teswan, n. Y, Aug. 25.-Albert
Knapp, q wellto-lo farmer, residing near
the mountains at Fishkill village, had a
desperate fight with four large venounous
oopperhead snakes in the cellar OF his farm
house.
lie went iuto the cellar, end two made u
spring for the farmer, who stunned one
snake with a club, while the other reptile
wound Itself around his leg.
Then two more snakes made their ap-
pearance Knapp shouted for help, and
friends coming 10 his aid killed the snakes
The unfortunate man was assisted out OF
the cellar, where stiululants were given
him, and it was some time before he fully
recovered from the shock.
Two OF the reptiles measured nearly four
feet long
The evening times., 1897-08-25
Crnzeo hr Hls Crops Failing.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 25.-JudsonH Hammer.
an old and respected farmer of AIbemarle
county, near 6lendower, was taken In
custody at SCottsville, yesterday in a
completely demented condition. Brooding
over the failure of crops, due to drOuth
la that section, is said to be the cause ot
his mental condition.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 25.-Local merchants
have doubled the price OF bread as re-
suit OF the advance In wheat. They de-
clare the price will remain until wheat
recedes. All the railroads are practically
blocked with grain trains moving East.
Railroad men Say the Hines cannot move
the crup even at this ratefer three months.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

Manager KerDan's attraction at the Ly
reum next week will be T. E. SIiaco's
City CLUB Spectacular Company An en-
tire change of Program in the middle of the
week is made a feature by this orcaniZa
ton this season. On Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday the Performance will con
ast Of an extravaganza, entitled Madam
Mays First Night" while the burlesSluc
Will be "Mr Paris at Niagara" it is y
charming arrangement OF music and mirth,
and IL said 70 be excellently portrayed.
Beginning Thursday matinee and the bal
ance Of the Week, the bsrlesques 10 be pre-
sented are entitled Gay Girls at Monte
Carlo" and The Countryman's Dream" :"
The olio, W hich win be introduced between
the burlesques, win include Conroy and Nc
Farland, the exponents of Irish comedy:
Anna Lonborg, the sweet singer; Bert
Leslie, assisted by Carrie Fulton, in
laughable sketch entitled "Stage whis-
pers," Baker and st John, in character
representations; Lew Palmer, rnonologuist
Dick and Kittie Kummins, travesty stars;
Miss Maize Burton and the four French
sisters A feature of the buriesques Will
be a score OF pretty girls, headed by Miss
Fannie Everett
The evening times., 1897-08-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

THEkE WILL Bk grand rally at the
RenoDo,n Baptist Church, LIST 81 be-
tween and y sts. sy.. preaching at IL
a. m Dy kev- JaInes W atkins. OF haltf-
sDofs, II . y. m. REV. Wnfbanke. tDo
evangeliH. at 1850 p NJ. Rev. Carter, OF
virginia. the great revfvaffsr. we ask our
many friends ana sister churches and the
puDiic 70 come and help rs. and God win
pseS you all Rev. JOHN kfCHA RDs.
pasior- auzo- 4frcm
The evening times., 1897-08-25

OffICE OF THE METROPCLITAN
RAILROAD CO.. Washington. D. c.,
August 20. 1S37.-Notice is hereby given
that the books Tor the transfer OF stock
OF the metropolitan Railroad COMPANY win
be closed from the above dase TO Septeu-
Der I. 1897. GRIFFIN h. COLEMAN
Secretary au23, %. % ,3O-4t
The evening times., 1897-08-25
CONCERT AT THE CAPITOL.
Local Composition to Be Played on
September Is.

The program for the concert at the
Capitol beginning at SIS this afternoon
follows
March. ."washin gton" Wa gner
Overture. ..."FidehoT ...... Beethoven
Characteristic. ''Schmeickel
HatzchenT ............. Eilenberg
Grand selection from ''Falstaff" Verdi
Symphorique Poeme ...... Dance
Macabre" ...-.-...........St. Sains
Grard March. ......''The Army Of
the Potomac. Fanciulh
Un honor of the G A. X. Encampnent.)
Parapha sc. MY Maryland" Henemann
Patriotic Hymn Hail Columbia . F ytes
The first selection is by the author of
'sunder tie Double Eagle" and is rendered
for the first time here.
Prof. FanciuIi has determined to devote
tie White. House concert OF September / !
TO the preduc ton of compositions by local
musicians. This will be open TO all loca;
composers who may submit their work t.
the professor before September 10 next.
Very few compositions have as yet been
submitted. FanCiulli still has hopes that
there viii be more material sent in.
All compositions must be arranged for
full band. with parts for each instrument.
and no galops, polkas nor marches should
be submitted, as they Will hot be con-
sidered.
Prof. Fanciulli said: Il hope that the
program for that occasion will do great
credit muacally TO the city and will be
one that will show that Washington Is
second to no other city in producing
musical genius
In reply TO question he said that pos
sibly the best compositions sent in so
far are the baracole and mazurka of the
Little Blind Girl"
The evening times., 1897-08-25
An ExDansiye Murder Trial.

Batavia, N. Y. Aug. 25.-The Benham
murder trial has depleted the county
treasury. There is a stenographer's bill
Of 81 500 yet unpaid, and but $762 in
the vault
The evening times., 1897-08-25
I.ock,aw caused by a splinter.

Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 20 Raymond w.
Yeager. aged seven years, residing at Man
helm, died Monday night from loekjaw.
Less than two weeks ago the boy ran q
splinter in the great toe of his right foot.
while crossing foot bridge Blood pOi-
sousng set in and caused locktzw which
resulted In hts death-
The evening times., 1897-08-25

1.-THE above interview was published In
December, / lS96. l lave had NO trouble
with my hearing since. Today it is as
acute as the day was discharged. cured.
"L L. SMITH ~
The evening times., 1897-08-25
ONLY SIX DAYS MORE
OF THE $3 RATE
Doctor Mccoy Wishes to Make This Notice
Emphatic-Under No Circumstances Will
the Opportunity of the Nominal Fee Be
Extended or Renewed After September ].

be necessary to withdraw this nominal
rate, which he has 50 long given to the
people of Washington.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
FoSToFFICE NOTICE.

should be read daily, as changes may 90
cur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week en1inq
August 2S close promptly at this office,
as follows
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wANTED-uAr

WASfED-fIvr-rooui. ssesfr iseasea fiaS-
with bath; central location Addres.
with prfce, e. b. WADLEfGH. 142O ~ III.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
ONLY SIX DAYS OF THE
OPPORTUNITY REMAIN.

Only those who begin treatment
or renew their treatment during
the next six days-that is, before
September will be treated uoui
cured ut the rate Of 50 y month.
This offer positively closes Tues
day, August 81. at 8 p. m.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

Kittie MitcheH, little woman. W 40 sings
pretty songs In popular manner; Barney
Ferguson, the Irish Comedian; Sam J
Ryan, a fun-raaker OF distinction in his
line, and several other vaudeville per
formers of lesser note. The sale Of seats
opens tomorrow morning.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

We've given you many a
good bargain before-but
never anything to match this
lot of $l0-S12-and SIS
mems suits we're running
now at S5.
Broken lots-but some of
every size among them.
A few cutaways In the
lot.
73c. for genuine Madras Shirts that
were formerly 81 .50-$i -25-and Sl.oo'
collars and cuffs attached-and neat
patterns.
EiSeman Bros,
Corner 9TH and E SITS. N. W.
No Branch Store in Washington.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

Special Excursion to Seasnore via
b. q O.
Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May and
Sea Isle City will be sold for 10 q. m.
and 2 noon, Royal Blue Line trains, on
Fridays and Saturdays during the season,
good to return until Tuesday following, ss
rate OF So for the round trip.
JeSo-ua. " w.t-sillAa2J
The evening times., 1897-08-25

The Grand Opera House win throw open
its doors on Monday evening next for the
opening OF its fall and winter season.
The list OF attractions which Messrs Ker-
nan and Rife have booked has already been
published, and augurs pleasant winter
for the Grand's patrons
The opening bill is Grau's Vaudeville 5.
and the roster shows good names. Lew
DockstaGcr heads the list. With him are
The evening times., 1897-08-25
Mccoy System Of Medicine.
PERMANENT OFFICES.
Doctor McCoy's National Practice
us 18th Street Northwest.

Office HourS-9 to II a. m. to d. M,
6 to p. IN. daily. Sunday. 10 a. IN. to 4
D. IN.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
COMING ADJUSTMENTS.

Robert Downing viii open the season on
Monday evening at the Academy OF Music.
The advent of this popular artist in Wash
ington is always looked forward to with
anticipation. There are few actors before
the public today who in the past have
been received in a more cordial manner,
and it is par rticularly pleasing that the
management Of the Academy should have
eecured MIR. Downing for their opening at
traction.
What will add still greater interest TO
the enga cement is the announcement that
MIR. Downing will be seen in a new play,
eltitIed David LarOque,' from tine pen
of a well known st. Louis journalist. The
opening night will be .'virginius." 1t
viii be presented with the full strength
of the corapany. On Tuesday evening there
viii be revival of "OtiIell0;' while On
Wednesday night and the remainder or the
week, including Saturday matinee. viii be
given the first presen tation IA any stage OF
the new romantic drama David LarOque.
Great preparations have been made for This
event, and both costumes and scenery are
said to be the most elaborate. On Satur-
CAV evening 1.-The Gladiator will conclude
the weeks engagement.
Mr.. Downing's company this year IS an
exceptionally strong one; in fact, the lest
he has ever had. Adelaide Fitz Allen, who
has interpreted leading roles for Keen.,
Saivini and other tragedians, has been en-
gagedfor asimilarcapacityi in Mr.. Downing's
organization. Others in the company arc
Harriet Sterling, Helene I. Potter, Eugene
Moore, Edward N. Hoyt, c. W. Vance, Glenn
ent st. Martin, Richard Steele, Charles Nc
Curdy, W. A. Robinson and George "A. Holt.
10 say nothing of an auxiliary corps of ten
responsible young men and women. The
sale CT seats begins tomorrow morning.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

is the highest fee charged, medicine in-
cluded.
DAILY Office Hours, 10 to ., Monda ",
Wednesday. Thursday and saturday, ali
5 p. m; Sunday, 10 to 2 IN.
~ CONSULTATION FREE. ia
The evening times., 1897-08-25
City Lights.

Gas,anps areljghted at Z as pm: extin-
gushing ieeun at 4:32 a. m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 7.33 p.
m; cxlinguished ct AL q. "a.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the water
et a. in.: Great Falls-Temperat ture, 7S;
condition, 2. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
pe;ature. 80, condition at north connection.
Sc; condition at south connection. Sc. Dis
tributing acknowledgements 80; con-
dition at fnfluent gatehouse, SO; efflucnt
gatehOuse, 81.
The evening times., 1897-08-25
Tide Table
Condition of the Water.

Today-Low tide, 1900 a. IN. AMI l1:49
p. m.
The evening times., 1897-08-25

The program for the concert at thi
Capitol beginning at SIS this Afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
GOVERNOR HOGG'S NOTION.
A Red Hot Citizen.

~ tHN i$hitoT OF inc Post.
Elysium, Bastrop county. Texas. June
1871 make n motion to table Goyerno,
Hogs motion for suspension of mobs
ana mon executions, and submit the fol.
lowing to the people of Texas for their con.
sideraton:
Inc crimes OF assassination, murder
rape robbery perjury, burglary, theft and
other crimes unmentionable are of frequent
ana daily occurrence in this State, and that
by reason OF the various and sundrv delays
contlnuances, changes OF venue eraptin,
OF new trials bulldozing. bribing and kill
'hs vi witnesses, escape from prison, per-
Jury and the manufacturing of evidence
the ilNins Of jures, reYersals and tho mar
doning Of convlcts. the execution of the law.
are nullified aud thereby large majority
ot criminals escape justice. Now ,ber.,or.,
III ufuer TO suppress mobs and mob execu.
Nons' ana TO relieve Honorable Judge
Lyhch from the further onerous disavroa-
anie and laborious duty of admInlstor,,o
Justice In this State Let all the poor,a 90
spNe ana determine that the laws sta, ~.
,N"utea according To their tenor and sniri,,
s snas JuGRos ana jui'es shall faithfully and
liz, ~, administer the Law without parti-
amy, prejudice. favor or affection. All ,ha,
ne 'io,atofs OF The laws shall receive MN.
isnNeni commensurate With ,heir cr,,,a.
promptly and speedily, and that the ,oi,in',
:" an ! or crossing OF a or anv o,har
ia ano'oas fehnioality shall not defeat tbe
"a m nMu Justice, and that Judge Lynch shall
and he ts 70 preside and keep his court open
excussd - No. saId Judge Lynch shall not be
a. "A
muon ne may wish to be until the laws asa
en,utesd and the violators OF the sane 20
I've 1--WE ,heir Just deserts. because raw "a
nanaea assassination.in defiance ofsa,i, ,an,
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DUBLIN.
View Grnin Elevator Uud4, co....
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New Grain Elevator Under co,,,,,..
tion-I,ocal Notes.
Dublin. Texas, May 3l.-Mr. W.v a.
new proprietor Of the roller mill /, ma.
a large elevator and storeroou. H.rrr,
business good and improving coot,,,I,
The proposed improvements AIN, !.
Texas Central railway have not ", u..,.
allied. There is but little heard uo,,s,
as TO the proposed absorption q thT,,
and Northwestern aud the Texas c,a,
by the Houston and Texas Cutr,l \
has been thought here that Al II
result would powerfully anN, N
Texas Central. The prop.et4 7.S
road. 1t is believed, will h staI|
built. but if such an ena Is cos.
considerable extension OF the TEXAS Or.
would also result.
Mr. NJ. J. Woods palatal rosgs N
nearing completion. It will be oss 4 n
handsUmcst in the city when conpas
The city schools clossi a very sgtag,|
session last Friday. the exercises y d
class taking place at Ii. ta|
house Friday night before large cs:cs.s|
of our representative people. TIE vai 81
been pronounced creditable BY nv Il
those who witnessed the exercise I.aI
We're seven graduates as follows. Es.I
Blair. May Dow, Edward Harris III
King Sallie Powell, Collie PERU a.. u
quite Il number Of young ladies isi "a
tlNmen PASSED through here SaiTtil
route to De Leon to attend District a
aql 10 sNloM luepIssld s.in1 ~
State league among the number.
A summer normal institute ioy tk VA
TX Of all teachers In this section %.
educational advancement generally. VII
held at this place beginning trv5
July s. and continuing until AusuS IL
". Evans will be conductor.
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WORK OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH.
Measures Passed at the Regular Session Which Are
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