davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08
o. Ha fallecido en- Nsguabo Ia que fu6

.ox Hs falleoido en- Nsguabo Ia que fu6
estimada sef1orits Rafe!a Porrata
-. Con broche de orc Sc cerrsrk Ia 6es
ta en- honor de Ia Purf.ima Conception, en- 81
Colonial Club, donde hasta despues del bale
del Casino Espafol, se servira Ia gran cena,
Ia car!a, con menu nunos visto.
-. Ha embarosdo en- Puerto Cabello para
Maraoaibo ell Consul de los Estados Unidos en-
Caracas. Va con ell fin de proteger los subitos
de su nacion.
-. No estsrfs demks una vista por
quien corresponds 81 comercio de Puerta de Tie
IRA para YER que clase de pesas emplea para la
venta pdb!ios. seguramente habrfa de dar al
gunos sustitos.
-. La Aloaldfs de Viequss ha dado cuen
ia de que en- ell mes de Ootubre pasado no hs
ingresado cantidad alguna por atlas ooasiona'
les y patentes.
20. Dona Carmen Este,As de Ap: nte de
Caguas, hs pedido So le devuelvan 4.2o dollars
por haberse dado de baja eo Ia matrfcula por
una casa de pr6stamos.
- Desde mafiana (sAbado) SO pondra &
la vents en- la caAa del seflor don Eduardo Lo-
pez Cepero las localidades para ell gran oonoer
to que oelebrarA el domingo la ssnorita E isa
Tayarex en el teatro FL domingo las doce
la venta de dichas looalidades estara en- la
taquilla del mismo Taatro.
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Fiesta Spa1ola.

La Colonia espafiola de ests ciudad celebra
hoy de so patrona nacional.
Gran ntimero de edi6cios partioulares ador.
nan sus fachadas con los dolores de Ia bandera
espafola.
A las de Ia mafiana una orauesta recorria
las oalies de Ia oiudad; de trecho en- trecho se
elevaron cohetes.
A las 8, tQvo lagar en- Ia Iglesia. de San
Francisco misa solemne con paneQfrioo, asis.
tiendo ella Ia <Congrega aoi6n de Ia Iumaoolads
Conception, 8 innumerables feles. L. oonou-
rrenoia fu6 extraordinaria.
Esta noohe tendrA lugar retreta extraordi
maria en- la paza principal, donde Ia vez re
quemaran fuegos artifoiales.
A las 10 dark comienzo ell baile en- los sa'
iones del casno espaf1ol
El comercio hs tornado parte en- la festivi
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08
Doctor harciSo DobaI
Medioo Cirujano.
Santuroe (Frente al Inatituto).
Telefono 1,O37.

Telefono 1,037
Consultas; 10 m. 1&2t.
PIMA
AOx So presenta en- esta reda cci0n ell obre'
70 ntos Cintr6n nanifesttndonos que no 90.
tA en- 10 cleric quien nos informars de que ell
sehor Llauger fu6 quien, en- medic de Ia sgre-
sion de qua fa6 objeto aver ell sefor Manleon,
le dcfendiera y auxiliara, sosteniendo en- TERRA
al sgresor. FL referido Cintr6n asegura que ell
fue quien presto este servicio.
%. La se6orits Mercedes Miranda, de
Puerta de TERRA ha sido fayorecida con an
an6nimo que u,so q nombre de amigo le dedica.
Lo hemos leido. y en- 81 vemos a la aAura que
esta el autor de semej ante dooumen.o. Sabido
sc estA que el anonimista est considerable co.
mo REQ en- Gauss criminal Nos han ofrecido
datos en- oaso de sverigasrse ell autor del refe.
rido an6pimo, que los daremos con gusto al pti
bico, para verguenza de los que no teniendo
NADIA que haoer solo SO dedican fabrioar ras
quines.
20. Puerto Rico produce to1o cusnto se
quiers que produces. Crefsmos que no era DO
sibe fabricar en- 10 isla 10 que 90 fabrics en- g!
extrantero, y el sei1or Ambrosisni. San Sebss-
tiAn 81 Capital hs demostrsdo que 81, pre.en.
tando al pablioo So aris maroa Gel Andsluz,.
Is
%. Un jarro con varios ouartillos de le.
che adultersda con I'M 80 % de sgas, ha sido
decomisads al vendedor Juan Sallas
%. El paisano Jose Estrells ha sido con
ducido al Dp6sito por andar en- csmiseta por
las oslles.
%. Aver medic dis regres6 dc SAINT Tho
mss esta Capital el canonero sUnoss,.
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Temperature mA1ima en- las "a horas....s2. 6
Id. mfnima id. id .72 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08

Un soldado disparo en- Madrid dos tiros de
revolver una sonora en- ouya oompa1ifs habfs
vivido en- calidad de sirviente por espaoio de
algan tempo. Segun parece ell amor no es
4 esta tragedis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08
Francisco VaIIeciIIO
.Abogado.
Ab0gHuo.
Humacao.
La correspondents & Yabucoa.

La correspondents B L aOuCOa.
PIMA
%. Anoche tuvo efeoto en- el <Culb Fe'
deral, de Puerta ds Terra una reunion coDcu.
r.dlsima en- la cual SO tomaron slgdnos aouer'
dos 90 lego un reglamento para gobierno inte
tior del mismo HI entusiamo poftioo ca deli
rante en- aque'la juventud.
-. Ha falecido an Naguabo ell honrado
digno caballero, don Ssbastian Loses. Querido
de toios por las belas cualidades que le sdor.
naban, deja uu vacfo en- el Eeno de squela so.
cedad que laments tan irreparable p9rdida.
Los en:usiastas obreros republicsnos seilo'
res Ramos. hioieron u hermoso f6retro para
el 6nsdo, por ell oual no quisieron admitr re-
tribuci6n de ninguna c!aae
Al sepelio 1el cadaver asistio una hume
rosa oonourrenoia, sendo despedido el dueo
por don Celestino Rodriguez Gonzslez
-. Ha dado parte Ia poiofa de Santur-
ce de que aver las Q de la mafana, frente
Ia c,sa que habita en- aqual barrie don Anto'
lin Fernandez, desoarril6 un ooohe del tranvfa
de Rio Piedras sgnifoando que el suoeso ODE
deci6 al NAL sstado en- que Sc hallan las ruedas
del vehfoulo.
Sc necesitan braceroS ' pEN5SSTdAkEs GSHxR1d4 les
dsseen trasladarse 1 ssnto Domingo para dedi
carse trabajos de campo.
1nforman; en- esta Capital Diaz Valdepa
res, San Justo Licorerfs,-En Msyagiiez,
Beri ocaly Ferrer Ella Gran Via.
Mas
~ Ha embarcado para los Estados Uni
dos, ell sehor don G. N. douglas, Senador del
Estado de Nueva York, que Sc encontraba en-
esta isla.
%. Con dos pliegos dirigidos la Junta
de Gobierno de carceles, han llegado por ruta
a ests Capital, proce lentes de Areoibo veintun
intividuos presos, que han ingresado en- la car
Gel
%. Sc halla enfermo recogido CANA,
ell abo de municipalidad se1or Pares
20. En- seg1nda convocatoria ha debido
oelebrarse anoohe Ia SesioE del Ayuntamiento
de eata Capital que no tuvo efeoto el LINES pa
sado por fata de numero. Auoohe tampooo
tuvo lugar, Ior la misma oauss, hsbiendo con
currido solamsnte los miembros se6ores Va.
quez Prsd', F. Gail!ermety, Rsimundo o Pala
clos 81 A'cslds
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ECoS de ESpana.

La union de peluqueros barberos de Ma
drid hs oelebrado un gran banquete en- el <Cafe
Nacional. resuitando una fiesta muy agrada
BILE co oacurrida Los ooncurreutes pasaban de
900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08
E|'''iisa'' Dc AgustiA..

sEl PATS, de anoohe, publioa un telegrama
que dice asf:
''Esp!6ndda victoria Triunfo del parti-
do republicano por una mayorfa de doscientos
veinte ciaco votos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-08
Estado Meteorological,

Observaciones del U. s. Dspartamento de
Agriculture, Ofcins del tempo.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-10
v. NoN-LEDGER LIABILITIES.


Losses not yet .........$
including all reported
Losses resisted (not outlawed),
costs. expenses 2SO6 7s
amoun Of unpaid losses ........... 1926s1 20
Gross premiums Qess reinsurance received
ming policy, in
Guiding interest premiums perpetual FIRE
risks, $1524, AL OS; unearned premiums (ffty
cent? ..:.......... .................$ 7s22O
receivable all unexpired fire risks,
ming than policy
Nsl4.s45SS: premiums
above ................. =..............
to and broke
actually
Dvsble surplus 1529.7O7
.......... .................. $4s424s
BONDS AND STOCKS OWNED BY THE COMPANY
Book Market
Atchson Topeka Santa Fe R'y.
Bangor Aroostook r. r. Co ......... 1900 1900
Buffalo Railway Observation-Disclosures.
Cedar
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO. ...... 1890 90 1900
Railway
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul r. r. Co..
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul r r. Co..
- Hastings and Oak Div 1O.4M 90 10000
Chicago r.
Hastings and ................... $4,000
Chicago Milwaukee r.
Observation-Disclosures. 10000
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-10

s s::: Il: - =
Indians indiana R. R Co.. gen: n"0 n'a0
S Ssss RsIss f. fs! .is Chicago
Columbus Cincinnati and Indian. '@'" $1,000
sss's 1.1 3 g ana wheeling r Gs u.s.: ss $50 $50
=: S.?
nvansSns 1rn and chicago railway ~" $500
Evassvns. Ts1.ss Hsutsa Chicago Railroad 80 ~4o
$:.:: s
"a Michigan Railway Co. Trust A'o 900"
! |:::|||
los ssSss ss' AS Ply R Co. New o $4,000
Mobile 1s1 sni Y? Sas s 4 < 9 s j, rs;ss . S $500
cSattsnoosa nd Louis y Co.. ''sD "'l''
s.a rs @sSs tsss railway % sssS s 1880
s.s s;ssSi vs ;sS & 4 g. - g sss 1890 1850
4s:s ii 6S o.s,i. ss9s; g. genera.
sndoh Railway western 80" 49,
e.: ::|;::: ::;;
West Virginia Pittsburgh Rail-
Co.
q! /: ]. i
M.
o
alveston
Michigan ................ ........... 100000 1900
andT omponvfle
As r.
zoo Share. Ss 5 sss'i'S and Stock Yard Co. In 500 IS"
sh hs1se Bt fS" r. and Stock Co. -"
dianapo
shares R. r.
H.
hare
R R. Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @7sOW
Co, preferred ...........................
shar HlinosC cent
r. r,
...... ....:..
r. CO.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-03-10
III. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE YEA

III DISBURSEMENTS THE YEAR
Az shown by the books at Home Once
December 31st:
Gross amount paid Including
4290 occurring
Coz loss
OF the last or OF previous $26614A;
and from insurance In other companies,
sAoOoo.4o 1G,202 SO
Net amount paid during
Paid stockholders (amount d.
eared during the $3.50 OON ...............
Salaries fees all clerks all
r,r etheT T,o EMPLOYEES ,
Advertising printing. ex-
furniture, fixtures, $685. miscellaneous $134.
s6l6s
Loss on sales maturity Of ledger
Balance $412s72 81
Nv. LEDGER
........... s2ss 81
Mortgage
stocks s722 $500
Cash in companYs Office
Cash deposited in banks
Total net ledger
NoN-LEDGER ASSETS
than three months
Gross assets
DEDUCT ASSETS ADMITTED
Depreciation ledger
bring to market valuereal estate
Total admitted $4s42 Hs Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

corner oath and F streets, and Gales School.
LIST and G streets. A kindergarten will also
be established at Anacosta, in the Masonic
Temple building. The kindergarten system
of earliest educational training for small
children is growing in popular favor. hav-
ing been Endorsed by some of the most emf
nent teachers and educators of the day.
Superintendent Powell has long favored
the establishment of such grades in Wash
ingtons schools, and is especially gratif1ed
at the showing soon to be made in the Dis
trict along this line Of school work.
The Districts system of public schools is
broader than is generally supposed. but is
still inadequate. Last year there were en-
rolled 1850 pupils OF this total 1924
were white children and 1876 colored. 1t
is estimated, however, that there are q 2S9
children In the District of school age (six
to Is years.. A. 425 being white and "a SSl
colored. There are seventy-four buildings
for white children and thrty-eight for col
ored. total of 112 buildings In the high
schools last year there were 1857 students
2.o19 being white and 67S colored. In the
normal schools there were 100 students in
the white schools and 90 in the co!ored
Eleven hundred and fifty-nine teachers
will this year be employed in instructing
the District youth their salaries aggre-
eating a total of over $SttO 600.
Books and supplies. which are furnished
free to scholars in the graded schools, have
been distributed and will be issued Mon
day morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

Weather conditions and general fore
cast.-The temperatures are from two de-
greeS to fifteen degrees below the seasonal
average this morning from The MISSISSIPPI
valley eastward. Freezing temperature oc-
CURED as far south 5 southern New York
and frosts far as Maryland. There has
been rise during the past twenty-four
hours in the lower Missouri and upper Mis-
sissppi valleys and upper lake region. and
a further fall west OF the Rocky mountains
There have been showers in the central
R.cky mountain region. the upper Missis-
sippi valley. western upper lake region and
eastern Florida
Showers are likely tonight or Saturday
from the lower lake region eastward and in
eastern Florida. while fair weather will
continue in the middle, south Atlantic and
gulf states and the southwest.
Temperatures exhibit general tendency
toward Il slow rise. although there vii! 10
no great changes.
On the Atlantic coast fresh north to east
winds will continue
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Jupiter, 29i; sydney,
1.22-
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
a.m.-Great Falls, temperature. It's: cen
dition a6: receiving reservoir, temperature
13 condition at north connection, &c: con-
ditiOn at south connection. 30. distributing
reservoir, temperature. AZ. condition al in
fluent gate house. 80; efNuent gate house.
SO.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. 1925 am and 1o:i3 p.
m: high tide. 3:2S al and 2JS pm.
T0morrow-I4ow tide. IL u m. and II ~
pm. high tide. 4 "a am. and sos pm
The sun and Moon.
Today-sun rises o:41 am; sun sets, 6:IO
DIM.
Moon sets 2;o5 m. tomorrow
Tomorrow-Sun rises, $40 am.
The CITY Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 6:46 pm. extn-
gushing begun at 4:51 a The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at 6:31 pm, extn-
Euished at 800 m.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ming at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: September IA pm. IS;
pm. So; II midnight. so. September IL
am. 45; am. "a: u noon 30; pm.
10. Maximum-13 at pm. September Is.
Minimum-43 at : am. September 10.
Barometer: September IA pm. 30 81;
SPIN. 1929; u midnight. 3o32. September
15- am. 1898; am, 30.3S; noon. 80. IS;
pm. 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Sergeant Samuel Darcy Killed at Cebu in
Philippines.
Body to BE Brought Home for Inter-
ment at ArlinEtOn-Other
News Items.

Informal ton has been received here of the
death Of Samuel Darcy, a sergeant in
Company M of the Odd United States Intan-
try, who was killed August % at Cebu. in
the Philippine Islands. The death was re-
ported to the War Department by General
Otis in a dispatch dated September IL
| which was published in The Star at the
time, and which gave the first informant n
to the family of the sad event.
Sergt. Darcy was about twenty-six years
| of age, and magnificent specimen of man.
hood, measuring over six feet in height.
He was regarded as an excellent soldier
and held the confidence and esteem Of his
superior officers, well as of the members
of his company. He had served in the
United states army about seven years, hay
ing completed a nve-year term of -eni!st-
rlent about two years ago. Imme :iately
upon the expiration of the term he re-en-
listed He was stationed at Fort Grant,
Arizona, for three years, where he pro-
| NOTED to be sergeant. From this place his
company went to California. It's COM
| mand was ordered to the Pniip lies d OUT
| a year ago, but he unable to go, be
ing i'll at San Francisco from attack of
typhoid fever, which lasted for six weeks
or longer.
Youngest of Nine Sons.
The dead soldier was the youngest of a
in the family his was the first death. His
father, William f. Darcy, re ides in
Southwest Washington, and brother
keeps furniture store on NJ street in
Georgetown. Charles II. Darcy, another
brother called at the War Department i'm
mediately upon the receipt of the news of
his death to ask if the remains would be
sent to this place for interment. he was
informed that the body would lie sh PIP d
possible to It's county, AID
then to Georgetown The nterment VIII be
made at Arl ngton cemetery.
Masonic Hall improvements.
The interior of Masonic Hall on SD street
Is receiving a number of repairs, which. it
is expected, will be completed in a few
weeks. \ short time ago the interior of
the lodge hall proper, and several other
rooms, Were handsomely fitted up and reno
waited, and the present Improvements eX-
tend to the refitting of the large banquet
hall, Immediately in the rear of the lodge
room and the library and reading room,
which adjoin the banquet hal.
Reward for Policemen.
Under an order issued by Major Sylvester.
superintendent of police, Sergeant keere
and Policemen Trussel and Cow are per-
mitted to accept reward of $40, which was
offered to them by Mr. James Davids. n.
The Pc ice succeeded in recovering "a valua-
BILE dog belonging to Mr.. Davidson which
was lost some time ago, and for which the
reward offered. The money was left
at the Georgetown station, but the police
could not accept the same except upon per-
mission of the ma jOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
THE SATURDAY STAR.

| A Partial List of the Contents of To-
morrovv's Dig Supplement-.
The bare announcement of the contents of
the big literary supplement of The Satur-
| day Star this week gives some idea of what
| a fine paper It will be and of how much
| timely and interest ng reading it will con-
| tain.
Following are some of the noteworthy
special features:
| TOLD ABOUT DEWEY Gllustrated).
Some new anecdotes about the great m n
on whom the eyes of all the country Will
center for the next few weeks.
HAS HIS TROUBLES GllustratedD.
AS he describes 1t, the life of baggage
juggler is not one long dream Of unal-
Logged happiness. He's a misogynist of
the worst type
HOW THE KING PARDONED ROSIE
O'GRADY Qllustrated).
This is a capital short story of a million
aire and a tenement child who found
common ground. BY Melville Chatter
TIL SPEAKING WIRE 0llustratedD
Incidents in the lives of the thousan1s Of
workmen who are engaged in the build
ing Of telephone lines.
PORTO RICAN FARMS UllustrateD.
Frank Carpenter describes the manage
ment of some of the big estates in our
new possession
THE AUTO-TRUCk Gllustrated).
They are now used with great success in
England for carrying heavy loads.
A New York fashion letter full of up-to-
date hints about between season needs
FOUND IN THE PHILIPPINES Qllustrat-
ed.
The third installment of Brig Gen
Charles Kings latest and best military
story.
LATE PARIS STYLES GllustratedD.
Pretty models for dressy house gowns;
embroidery will be the feature this COM
ing winter
DROLLERIES OF DONEGAL GllustratedD
Seumas MacManus' tale this week is en-
titled The Old Hag of the Forest" and
1t g quite as entertaining as any of its
predecessors
WE WIN 0llustrated).
Another chapter of Herbert E. HAM
blem's capital railroad story for boys
SHE LEARNS A LOT
Pauline Pry, who admits that she is a
snob. has an interview with a clever
young carpenter and finds that there are
many things she did not know before.
THE FEMININE SIDE
Sterling Heilig writes entertainingly Of
the various women whose names have
been more or less prominent in the
Dreyfus case.
POISONOUS PLANTS
A plain, practical talk on subject that
every one ought to know something
about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
PiQl=Sernse.

1t stands to reason that DIR. Agnews Liver Pills
will crowd cut Of the market many Of the nauseous
oldtimers. better medicine at less than half
the price is all the argument needed to keep the
demand what 1t has been-9henomenal- doses
10 cents. They cure Sick Headache BiliOusness.
and alay all stomach irritations At all druggists
Sold by F. s. WILLIAMS. 9th and F sts.; Ed
MONDS & WILLIAMS, Sd and Pa. ave. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

The contest for the gold watch and chain
donated at ST. Anthony's Church lawn fete
at Brookland was completed last night, the
successful contestant being Mr.. Franklin
L. Howe, jr., to whom the watch and chain
were presented by Rev. Father Hannah
pastor of the church This closes all the
matters connected with the fete, which
realized over 81 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15


BACH time to take testimony limited to
thirty days.
Probate Court-Justice Co'e.
In re George and Clara Dickson, minors;
Ellen Dickson appointed guardian; bond,
800 Estate of Dorsey Clagett: order of
publication. In re Jno. j. and Francis A.
Lucas minors; Ellen Lucas appointed
guardian ad litem. Estate of Matthias Noon
an will admitted to probate and letters
an: bond, S1,20O. In re orphans of Jno. c.
Jones: order of allowance. In Mabel
Bartlett ct al, minors; Bennina NJ. Blower
appointed guardian; bond, $3.50. Estate of
VIM. Wal: will partly proved. Estate of
Julius Thurm; will dated June ., 1891, filed.
In re Frederick Strickhart, minor; claim
filed. In re Clarence S. Jones ct al, minors;
resignation of Chas. G. Stone guardian
flied. In re orphans of VIM. Naylor; order
of allowance. Estate of Jno. X. Miner;
final notice naming Friday, October 20, for
settlement.
sale Estate of Heroine O'Claughton; or
der directing administrator to file ace ount
by october 10, 1899. Estate of Abraham
Bildman; letters of administration granted
to Hennie Bildman; bond. 81 500. Estate of
Lewis Karsner; order of sale Estate of
Estate of Richard B. Lloyd; letters of ad-
ministration granted to Ella NJ Lilo, d;
bond $500. In re Edith L. Kerga minor;
order to pay 500 to ward. In re s. W.
Wilkerson ct al. minors; account referred
to register of wills. Estate of Susan
Payne; petition for probate of VII filed.
Estate of Henry j. Nowlan; summons re-
turned. In re Carrie V. Nichols On. guar
dian: account passed. Estate of Lawrence
X. Warwick; do. Estate of Richard ]. C1l-
tate o. Hannah Kelly; do. Estate of VIM.
Alder; do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
The Fine WINS Paid-

Katie Price, a small coiored girl who was
yesterday convicted before the Police Court
of the larceny of gold ring, valued at
$50, from Miss Mary c. Ball, was today,
upon suggestion of Prosecutor Mullowny,
fined $40 by Judge kimball. The fine was
paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
FAIR TONIGHT.
Somewhat Warmer Saturday - Fresh
EaSterIy Winds.

Forecast till pm Saturday.-For the
District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land fair tonight and Saturday; somewhat
warmer Saturday; fresh easterly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

Samuel Taylor. colored. was TODAY
charged In the Police Court with allowing
his horse to run at large. Upon a state
ment made before Judge Kimball his per
sonal bonds were taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

AOANA VI
A. w MATloNAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
September l. 1859
ktSUi RES
Loans and discounts ... a, 5o7 AZ, x,
oveidrafts. secured and unsecured 2iIi %
y 5 boEds 10 secure cireuia ION s,r ,.s, nI
y ) boiius 10 secure |. 5. aelsrsits 3,s, ,rs, an,
U 5. bonIs on hand. .....,........ . ..p oa
Premiums on L. 5. bonds. ......... 214.o 10
stocks, securities, etc..-...-.....- 2Go a. *
Baiining house. furniture and fixtures rs 900 90
o,her real estate ana mortgages
Due national banks mot reserve 2So' I"
Due from state banks and BANKERS. 49, 40 80 10
que iro:n approved reserve agents. 4sa 4.I 80
checks ana Other cash items ....... 42sI. he
Exchanges for clearing house. ...... IL asa %
fractional paper currency. nickeis
Lawful money reserve in bank. viz:
Specie. 80 .-.-..-... .Sllo.9S3 90
L*sai-tender notes. los. $50 20
p.,. --- 2l61ss 90
urer t'so of circulation. ........... 1880 90
Total So 7ue .a4 80
Sapital stock paid n..............s ,,n, 600 90
tEdivided profits. less expenses and
taxes paid -.-.-.-.-........... 1oa sl4 80
nau"iai hank notes outstandin. $50. TT, 800 90
pne 10 other national
Due to state banks and W.
pi thssT,s, ,r,,,,1 2i29ol 81
individual deposits sub
ject 10 check ......... 20il S13 ~
Demand certificates Of
cs agpSsii checks -. 2 20 s3S 90 90
United States deposits. 2S5ooo 90
District Of Columbia, SIS: ~
l. f. $. PARKER. president of the above named
nnnk. do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
f. s PARKER President.
'uScfiheu ana sworn TO before me this 10Th day
of September. 1899.
ALFRED b. BRIGGS Notary Public.