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The evening times., 1898-07-26
THE TELEPHONE SUITS.
First of the Actions Is Began This
Morning.

The suit of James H. Manning against
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company to restrain it from removing its
instruments and appliances from his
place of business at the corner of H and
Fourteenth Streets northwest came up for
a hearing this morning In Circuit Court
No. l. Justice Hagner presiding. The
complaint and answer in the case have
been already published in The Times.
The affidavit of A. A Birney was sub
mitted by the complainant to show.
among other things that the rate fixed
by the act of June 30. was greater than
that charged for telephone service in other
cities. Mr.. Birney. in his affidavit says
that he attended the investigation into
telephone rates in the District of Column
bia before the special committee of TIE
House of Representatives of Congress. in
March, 1925 and that at that hearing II
was developed that the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company Is a licensee
of the American Bell Telephone Compa-
ny which corporation he said owns more
than one-half of the stock of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company.
II was also shown at the hearing that
the capital stock of the company is 81
$50 600. of which $3.50. coo was considered
by the officers as belonging to the Dis
trict of Columbia portion of the business.
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Chicago. July 6.-Levi z. Letter will
not have to foreso any of the comforts
Of life because Of his son Joseph's wheat
deal He will have few millions left
after he has settled Joseph's debts.
He is only fffty-four years old and has
healthy body and head and face like
Salisbury. He comes from Dutch stock.
He was born in Leitersburg. Nd. and be-
gan active life as a clerk In q country
store. When he came to Chicago he
sought similar employment. and. with
Marshall Field. became clerk in the
dry goods house of Cooley, wadsworth &
Co. This was In 1856. Six years later
the firm that employed him became the
firm OF Farwell, Field 4 Co. Mr. Letter
was the Co.
The firm prospered and in 1866 Letter.
Field and Potter Palmer established \
big dry goods establishment, and con-
Quoted 1t Jointly until 1881, when a dis
agreement occurred between Letter and
Field. and the former withdrew. Potter
Palmer had already withdrawn, and so
Field was left in sole possession of the
business.
hciter tHeH DeBdn uaODunS IN real eS-
tate. He gathered In a few good busi-
ness corners. turned them over at hand
some profit, and then purchased more.
until he became the heaviest owner Of
real estate In the city. The value Of his
holdings has been moderately estimated
at $e50O0. 900
Letter plunged into society and secured
permanent place there when one of his
daughters married George N. Curzon,
1e Ii
has always been generous with his mon-
ey and ready to help any one worthy Of
assistance. Recently his wife converted
the Chickamauga Park Hotel at Chicka-
mauga into hospital for sick soldiers
The value Of the real estate owned in
Chicago by L. z. Letter before his sons
wheat deal was valued at SIS. 7l2. i90 and
his total REAL estate holdings at 81. .712.-
49O. The value of the property sold and
encumbered since June Is Is E.li9.6s0.
This leaves a balance Of SO, So, $50.
In addition to this the Letter holdings
of stocks and securities were recently
estimated at $s.0O0.00o They included
stock In the Chicago City Railway
Company. Chicago Edison Company and
Southside Elevated Railway Company,
in all Of which Joseph Letter is a d.
recror. He Is first vice president of
the Chicago City Railway Company.
"hich. hke the, SehtrH husic 1ai. u
a gold mine to the stockholders-
The elder Letter is a big holder of the
stock Of the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank. OF which he Is a leading director.
This institution Is the greatest Of its
kind In the West.
In addition to the stocks mentioned,
Mr.. Letter Is q large owner of the stock
of the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
Railroad and the Pennsylvania system.
but the exact amount Is only known to
himself. He also owns largely of Chi
cago Gas stock.
Conservative estimates put Mr.. Letters
fortune at $s5.0o00OO to $aO0o0. 900 before
the Joseph incident.
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WILL STOP HERE.
A large Yachting Party Being Made
Up at PerrySille.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schooner
Charles G. Joyce left Baltimore yester-
day for Perryville to take aboard party
of forty persons. who will visit all points
in the Chesapeake. The party was or
ganized by Mr.. G. J. P. Raub. They will
stop at Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Rich
mond. this city. and Annapolis.
Those In the party are: ]. N. Gable. jr. /:
Mrs. ]. N. Cable. John Welty. Frank
Benedict. Miss Brown. Miss Annie Rein
hard. Miss Mollie Janney. Miss Mai
Geiser. Miss Florence Raub. Charles
Raub. Mrs. G. ]. p. Raub. Albert Alt
house, Miss Jennie Amment. Miss Keller.
Rev. H. N.Bassler. DR.. T. 8. Irwin. NJ.
Hammill Miss Mable Hammill. Messrs.
Owens. and Harvey. F. J. Sellers. George
Sellers, John Snyder, T. ]. Kennedy.
Harry L. Raub. George Reynolds. jr. ::
Miss Edith Harner. Miss Mabel Herr. w.
d. Madigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hershey.
Charles Herr. Fred Sweeton, William
Bleckenderfer. Edgar Levan, Robert
Hamill. Mrs. Morrison. Jesse A. Johnson.
Theodore Shank. ]. d. Robinson. NJ. Om-
wake, Miss Cochran. Joseph Cochran.
Carl Harrington. Miss Ada Collins DR.. A.
Barr Snively, and Miss Cable.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander L. 2. Tanner. retired, additional
duty with the Bureau Of Equipment.
Lieut. J. A. Bell, detached from the East
Boston and Immediately to the navy yard at
New York.
Chaplain Joseph p. Mcintyre. when discharged
from treatment at the hospital at Brooklyn, home
on sick leave for three months.
Lieut.. H. Z Harrison. same order
Pay Inspector Joseph H. Stevenson. retired, to
tion with the accounts Of auxiliary vessels.
Ensign William v. Pratt, resume duties on
board the Mayhower.
Ensign william J. Nanion, detached from the
vickshurg, and home on sick lezve ior sig months.
Civil Engineer N. s. @. White, placed on fur
Tough for three years and to lose two numbers-
Assistant Surgeon Rice X. McClanahau, detach-
ed from Vermont and Immediately to navy yard
at Norfolk. = 8 ~ :. 49, :
Assistant Surgeon Charles A Ctawford, to the
Vermont, immediately.
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sast strike. /. woman.

Acci0ent4A ShOt StFfke1 woman.
New York. July e6.-Poiiceman Curran,
of the Mulberry Street station, heard
the report of a pistol. followed by the
cries of woman, in the barracks" a
big tenem ment house. occupied by Italian
families. at No. 262 Elizabeth Street.
last night Shots are fired frequently
and murder has been done more than
once in the barracks" the police say.
Curran charged into the house with
drawn club. and ran up the dark stairs
to the second floor. whence the cries
came. Men came pouring out of the
apartments Of Mrs. Carmiila Orati. al;
talking excitedly. and pointing to where
she lay. bleeding from bullet wound
just above her lip. to the left Of her
nose.
Saverio de MARITIME. a stonecutter. for
ty-one years old. of No. II Spring Street.
one of the men. said he had shot her
accidentally while handling revolver
he did not know was loaded He was ar
rested, and Frank Giora. Philip Livuote.
and Angelo Conselvo were detained as
witnesses. All told the same story. which
is believed by the police.
An ambulance was summoned and the
woman was taken to Gouverneur Hospi-
tai. The doctors found the bullet had
fractured her upper jaw and glanced up
ward; lodging in the brain. They think
she will die.
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SUES FOB A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Grace w. McPhcrson Alleges
Abuse by Her Husband.

Mrs. Grace Mcpherson today filed suit
for absolute divorce from her husband.
Donald Mcpherson. She says that they
were married at Scranton. Pennsylvania
In June, 1856. and soon after removed to
this city. She alleges that during her
married life she has been subject to con-
slant and wanton abuse by her husband.
who. she says. is captious and fault-find-
ing at all times. He denied her the privi-
lege of attending service at the Episco-
pal Church. In the faith and belief she
was raised. Mrs. Mcpherson also al
leges that though her husband Is wealthy
she is wholly dependent upon the kind
ness and charity Of friends for necessaries
during her long and tedious illness
brought on. she says. by the harsh treat
ment Of her husband.
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Col. Jane. Hamilton Levi. Here.

Hon. James Hamilton Lewis. Democrat
ic memeber of the house from Washing
ton State, has just returned from Chat
tanooga. He has been made a member
of the staff of Gen. Brooke. who VIII de-
tail him to such duties as he sees fit.
"I am on leave till I get Instructions"
said Col. Lewis. who visited the War
Department this morning. Il will make
a flying visit to my State and then come
back. I expect the whole expedition to
Porto Rico to be landed within thirty
days. and 1t is my opinion that the Ad-
ministraticn expects to capture the ISL
an without a single battle. I hope to be
in Porto Rico within very short time
myself to see the cspituladon."
Col Lewis having declined a commis-
sion receives no compensation He is
member of the National Guard. He will
probably be detailed to inspect ordnance
in the field.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
p.r.on. troubled with A,,rrho.. ,.,n

Persons troubled with aiarrhoea will be
Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance, Proyi.
dcnce, R. /. He says: For several years
I have been almost q constant sufferer
from diarrhoea, the frequent attacks com
pletely prostrating me and rendering inc
unfit for my duties at this hotel. About
two years ago travelling salesman kintllv
gave me small bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Much to my surprise and delight its ef-
fects were immediate. Whenever I felt
symptoms Of the disease would fortify
myself against the attack with a few
doses of this valuable remedy. The result
has been very satisfactory and almost
complete relief from the afniction." For
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and re-
tail druggist. s3S F st. NV. and Conn. ave.
and 8 st. NV. and 142s Md. ave. na.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
ACTIVE STOCK TRADING.
London's Indifference Had q Damp
enfnR influence. However.

Lond0n's Indifference Had q Damp.
enfn9 Influence. However.
New York. JURY 3s.-Stocks shortly
after the opening this morning became
more active than usual Of late. and the
dealing embraced a large variety of is-
sues.
The Indifference of London was .
dampening influence on sentiment and
traders. skeptical of the validity OF the
advance took profits on scalping pur.
chases they had made yesterday. Some.
however. were disposed to sell on shorts.
The anthracite coal shares maintained
their strength. owing to the announcement
of the presidents meeting this afternoon.
Government bonds were 1884 per cent
higher.
Stocks a. noon were strong and active,
and prices advanced from fractions to
one point and over.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS RESTING.
Will Spend \ Part of His Vacation
at Southampton.

NJ SOutnam pt0n.
Cardinal Gibbons is enjoying the period
Of rest which it Is his custom to seek an
nually during the summer months. He
will spend some time with friends at
Southampton. L. l., as the guest of Faith
er Kirby. pastor OF the Catholic Church
there. He is now in Brooklyn the guest
Of Monsignor James Duffy. In company
with Bishop J. 8. Foley. of Detroit. and
Rev. DR.. A. L. Magnein. of St. Mary's
Seminary. the Cardinal reached Jersey
City at Ills O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The party was met at the train by Mon
signor Duffy. They entered carriage
and were driven to st. Agnes rectory
Cardinal Gibbons spent a very pleasant
vacation last summer at Southampton,
after attending the silver Jubilee celebra-
ton of Monsignor Duffy In Brooklyn. and
returned to Baltimore much improvsd in
health
The evening times., 1898-07-26
Another HiIl.dnle Accid.nt s,,,,

Miss Addie Payne. by Frank Payne. to-
day filed suit in the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia against the
Capital Railway Company for $500 DAM
ages for injuries alleged to have been
received in the Asylum Hill. Hillsdale,
accident Sunday night. July 10. Miss
Payne. in her complaint. says that she
was bruised and permanently injured by
reason of the negligence of the defend
ant company.
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Sues for BaIapce ., I.o,r,

The American Colonization Society to-
day filed suit in the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia against John D..
Coughlan. execUor. and Annie E. Fem
dali. widow and sole devisee of the late
Reginald Fendall. for the payment of
si3. 100. the balance due. on loans made by
the society to him amounting to 81. .0O9
The loans, 1t is alleged were secured
by deeds OF trust on ihe property of
the deceased. situated in this city.
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Cannot Refuse to Take silver.

II it be true that the Spanish traders Of
Santiago are refusing to accept American
silver at par. Gov. Wood can easily cope
with the situation He is the supreme
authority He has the right. if military
necessity exists. to fix prices on commod-
ities Silver is legal tender and will no
doubt pass current as soon as the shy
locks are given to understand that they
must abide by Amrican law.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
shot HI. Partner.

Seattle. WASH, July 16.-Yesterday af-
ternoon James Holly shot and instantly
killed his partner. known as ''virginia
SLIM" at Spokane. It is alleged that
both men were Alaska crooks and that
they fought because one refused to give
up a portion Of spoils captured from a
victim. Holly is locked up.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
DIED.


REY-On Monday. July 25 1893, at o'clock
a. m, at No. 1902 Four-and-a-half Street south
west. AUGUST A. REY, native Of Switrer-
lard.
Funeral from st. May's Church at 4. m,
July q. Interment private. Item
RYAN-On Sunday. 9:l5 p. m, July "a, 1893,
JAMES A. RYAN, aged ffty-hve years.
Funeral from his sisters residence. 706 Second
Street northwest, Wednesday. July q, lsoS. at
p. m. Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend. Item
CLARvoE-On Monday. July 25, 1898, at 9
.. M, at his residence, No. 5s3 Seventh
Street southwest. ROBERT GRAHAM. aged thir-
ty-scven years, son Of Rose u. and the late John
A. W. Clarvoe. and beloved husband Of the Late
Jennie Lamb.
Funeral Wednesday. at p. m, from Grace
<piscopai Church. corner Ninth and D Streets
southwest Friends and relatives respectfully IN
vited to attend. jy28-zt
APLIN-On Sunday, Jnly a. 1893, at Harper's
Ferry, STEPHEN A. APLIN, In his sixty second
year.
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sent Up for . v.xra.,.

Alice Thompson. a white woman. was
In the police court this morning. charg-
ed with being a vagrant. The policeman
who arrested her claimed that she lives
in a house of ill-fame, and that
she accos;ed soldiers on the street
Sixty days" said the Judge.
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nror.ed At ch.l. Rridxe.

Jefferson Hughes. foreman. in charge
Bridge. reported to the police this after
noon that Mack Blackford. colored, had
fallen from scow and was drowned in
the river. while running to escape from a
blast. His body has not been recovered.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
struck by n CycIi.t.

Louise Tyler. colored, seventeen years
old. living at No. 2ls Third Street south
west. was struck this morning by an un-
known bicyclist at Four-and-a-half
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue north
west. She was removed to the Emergen-
cy Hospital where 1t was found that she
was badly injured about the shoulders.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
Tide Table.

Today-Low tide at 12:s a. m. and 1898
p. M; high tide. e:34 a. m and SIS p. m.
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at s:24 p. m; ex-
tinguishing begun at 4:05 a. m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 500 o.
m: extinguished at 40 a. m.
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TRY GRAln-d! TRY GRAIN.0I

AK y0vr u1cet today 20 show you apook.
- Of 9RAsN-O. the hew food drink thaa
ofink 4 wtthoutin Injury ~ well as the aduIk
Al who Try It. Ike fs. 0RAlN-O has ti,sS
f1ch seai brown of Mocha or Java. bot o @
eate Aomach receives u without uistfo1a
Ooe-QuoteR tle prloo Of cDfkeo. l6o and 20
~ package sold by I'll EzpceeA 1a17-8
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Suffering From . Hemorrha.e.

Barklay Hawkins. colored. thirty-six
years old. was found this morning on
Twenty-second Street northwest, bleed
ing profusely from hemorrhage. He
was removed to the Emergency Hospital
and after treatment sent to his home, No.
723 Twenty-flrst Street northwest
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Robert CIarvo:,. FuneraI.

Robert ClarvOe's Funeral.
The funeral Of Robert Clarvoe. the we'll
known newspaper man who died Monday.
will take place at o'clock tomorrow
from Grace Episcopal Church. at the corr
ner OF Ninth and D Streets southwest
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w. 3. HlBBS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BRoKKRA
nembsn Gev Ycrk Stuck RxchaneA
1427 F Street.
-CouUaOo06Ro1s -
lADBNBURG. .HALMANy = CO.
EsW Yesk.

10 at 112 1-2 and 20 at liz. United States
Electric Light, at 100 and 10 at l0l. Mer-
genthaler Linotype. 10 at 176 1-2. 10 at
176 3-i, and 25 at III. American Graphic
phone, 9 at II "a and 25 at 13.
COyERN2RSf DonnS
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MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates Of intes 81,
ON improved and unimproved property in tbs
District Of Columbia no delay beyond exam
nation Of title. WALTER n. ACKER. 70a 14th
&. nv. fe3-0
HONEY to lean on real estate; es5o and sRsau
sums. per cent; $500 and larger gums pR
cent: q 500 ssd larger suEa. 4 and II pss
cent: all Transactions conducted with ecunomical
consideration iof boTfowerA WA q. 4AHSJE2n
. CO.. 1sU Z. nv splI-u
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAr-
ERAL~No delay. YERKES BAKER.
Rooms 20 to ~. hetzerott Bldg. lllo 2 &.
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new York etock market.
opsa High Lovip.w.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Nov York Stock Exchange,
14S = Street.
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BANK srArExEsrs.

REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF the
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
CITY.
At Washington. in the District OF Columbia, al
the close Of b1sincss, July II, lso6.
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On Pa. Ave-, 9l6-9l3 NV

SPECIAL NoTICE--ws win sell you life
insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year. The policies viii
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash. or their pledge for loans. after
two % years We vii negotiate q linn
fted amount Of insurance. up to $4,000
on the lives of persons who havo made
application to other companies and been
declined. HADDAWAY & DOUGLAS. So
Fourteenth Street northwest. ap17-tf
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Filed July IL. 1851. R. Young, Clerk.)

Filed July II, 1861. R. Young, Cierk)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL TERN
FOR EQUITY BUSINESS--Dora J. Anderson
vs. Isaac Anderson. Equity No. 1886. Docket
No. ~
Upon motion Of petitioner. by Darr 4 Leckie.
her solicitors il is ordered that the respondent
tered herein on or before the irst rule-day oc-
curing forty days after this day: otherwise the
case will be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. The object of this suit Is for divorce a
vinculo matrimonii for willful dssertion and
abandonment Provided, That a copy Of this
order be published week for three success.
sive weeks. prior to said day. in the Washington
Times and the Washington Law Reporter
(Seal) E. T. BINGHAM, Chief Justice
true copy-Test:
j. r.. YOUNG. Clerk.
yl2-l9-2s
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rHB EVENING TIMES wlsniNtsroN TUESDAY JULY Is 1888
His Fortune Is Not Rained BY
His Sons Deb.s.
He HAS MILLIONS TO SPARE

After Settling the Bills Incurred In
the Wheat Deal the Real Estate
Owned by Mr.. Letter. ST.. II yal-
ned at eiO.GS3, ,s0o-EigAt MilIis.
Dollars In Steels.
The evening times., 1898-07-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARY ~ MILLER. LATE OF DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. Si2l- Docket
"a Issued July %, 1893.
Application having been made t0xthe Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court, for probate Of a last will and for
letters testamentary said estate by Edwin
H. Bogley. the executor therein named, this il
to give notice to all concerned to appear in said
court on FRIDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST
A. D. 1898, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to show cause
why such application should not be granted
Attest: J. NOTA McGILL
Register Of Wills. d. C.
RICHARD P. EVANS. Proctor for Applicant.
ty26-ar2.9
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Money to Loan on

HosseboId Furniture. Pianos. DC. win.
out removal from owr.r's possession; payment
received on principal. which reduces the cos Of
Carrying; all business strictly confidential; no
expense to applicant il loan Is not made: eff
cient service enables US to act promptly on all
applications See u before going elsewhe-a
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6o1 F Street N. w.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
---~s-eSe~~.-->>--. ---->>---~~--
wANTED-Lady wishes to borrow 500; pay
back by the month. with interest; good Sc
curity. Address B. c. T., this Office. jy23-3t-em
MONEY TO LOAN on D. C. real estate: payable
in small monthly installments. JOHN n.
WALTER. WILSON WILLIAMS. 1871 r st. NV.
jy23-tf
wANrED-s1. 500 for FIVE years; will give hrst
trust on good property. Address FIRST
TRUST. this Office W27te@
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PER CENT INvEsTAiENr-Di, idends payable
July and January; thorough investigation in
.ited; money in hand to loan: straight or in
stailment loans. wM. u YAGER l. CO., sos
l1th st. nv. ie25-1mo-em
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u...vl Loans made ON furniture
m01Cy i pianos etc. without publicity
Money 3. s.. fo9 x we s1S have a.s
Money esadse. S.s sse oe e ear1yns shs
Money se.a. ,Saa in ti%. L YOU % rsns I 7, . p pay
Money saf saily '1 max. @ You . 80 = loan s1st. ss
Money K III loan aad is No not snas made Bushes:
Mesey :fes and esnSlnss sGnsse Seur.e,t that our our
Money .a'e' are ''' lowest
Money Hashngtea Aoftsags Loa1
Money Company
Money No. go r Street NV.
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Loans Of Sl0 .:.s; ;';';:; ;::;:: ::::'. e.
Waaons, ETC., at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. Loans may be repaid On the build
Ing association plan, in easy weekly monthly
payments; every payment reduces cost Of car
ryirx loan. II you have q loan with some other
company, We will pay is o6 and advance you
more money, IL desired
Loans made anywhere in the District. Call
and get rates Front room. Arst hoor. Scientific
American Building.
National Mortgage [ oan Co., /.
62S F St. N. W
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wasAiastsn Stock Exchange.
sales-National Safe Deposit and Trust,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-09
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. MAY o. 1898
PATRIOTIC uPHEAvAL.
First NJ. f. Church the Scene of an Unusual
Demonstration Sunday.

First NJ. E. Church the Scene of an Unusual
Demonstration Sunday.
The First NJ. E. church was crowded
to its utmost limit Sunday morning to
hear the patriotic sermon announced to
be delivered by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Dick. The G. A. r. posts of the city
were present in force. Mr.. Dicks effort
was most mastery one and made q
deep impression on all present. Full
of his grand theme, he painted word
picture of his country with surprising
eloeuence, which wrought upon the
feelings of his hearers until they could
no longer restrain themselves and the
entire audience broke forth spon-
taneously in applause. The demonstra-
ton was an unusual one, but IL came
from the loyal hearts of free and proud
Americans and was tribute that could
not bring discredit upon any house OF
worship.
During the services Mr.. Harry Hart
sang The Star Spangled Banner" a
number of the congregation joining in
the chorus.