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The Washington times., 1902-12-20
TODAYS COURT RECORD.

Probate Court-Justice Barnard
Estat, of Ferdinand L0eweusteiu. petit
tion TO engage counsel filed Estate of
Rufus r. Cheyuey. proof OF publication.
Estate of Mary A. w smith. inventory
filed Estate of William piniou, wilL
dated July "a. 1898. filed Estate OF
Thornton Davis. petition Tor probate OF
Will filed. In ro Percy u. Siwms. order
appointing Jennie h. stafford guardian,
bond. 5000 Estate of Thomas %. Sell
fridge viii P~-tly proved. Estate Of
William H. PiersOu. viii fully proved.
Estate of Manuel Gordon do Estate OF
Samuel Middleton. VIII partly proved.
Estate OF Frank S. Williams order OF
publication. Estate of Elder McWUliams;
do Estate of Maria g. D,vereuN. will
dated May 10, 1902. fled ~i.h petition tor
probate Estate OF William p. Daw, re-
port OF special auditor ratified. Estate
of Hampton Y Ucuham. order OF sale.
Estate Of Alice r. Casey, order APPROX
Ing account Of administrator and author
izing hum TO transfer fund 90 his per
sonal account. Estate of Joseph A.
stephens. eXomplided COPY OF will filed.
Estate OF Emanuel JorJou; viii admitted
10 probate and letters of administration
C. T. a. granted 10 William h. Sholcs.
bond $1,000.
Equity court NO. l-JuSfl'H tdEnCr-
Perry VS.. Orme. reference to- auditor
ordered. Addison VS.. Allison, sale rati-
fed nisi Hin VS.. Gilbert. compromise on
sale of fixtures approved. Hrabtrcc US.
, Rauel. auditors report ratified Travers
VS.. Travers, investment I'm Government
bonds directed. Bellamy VS.. Bellamy
motion for garnishmcnt overruled.
Criminal Court No Justice Auder-
EOn-I uifed States VS. George CGrson.
assault TO kill, verdict guilty United
States VS.. John r. Tuunia. violating sec
tion 4746 r. $. I. s. death-suggeste
United States VS. William A. Ballard.
larceny from the United States. uOlle
pros. United states vs. James Wright.
assault TO kill. verdict. not guilty.
United States VS. Harry NJ CraudaU.
false pretenses, bond fixed az $500. re-
cogniz9nce taken with Thomas Reagan
surety, United States VS.. same, forgery;
do.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteenth Street southeast, between
70 and T Streets-Leonard c. Bailey et
ux- to Robert Y. Sullivan. lots - TO 40,
square 1915, $40.
Deanwood Heights-John W. Gregory
ct uX. TO John Adams. lot 4. block 8. 5000.
Same. to Mary Jane Adams. lot .. block
s, 5000.
Alley between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth l. and NJ Streets-WiIliam II.
Walker ct uN. to William u. Lanuing.
lot Y, square l4O. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Flossic L. Thompson TO Samuel G.
Thompson. east half lot "a. $40.
L Street northwest. between Fifteenth
ana Sixteenth StrCcts-Jufa Reisinger to
T. Franklin Schneider, part lots Is and
16. square 19S. $40.
Thirty y-third Street northwest. between
K and NJ Streets-Samuel WagEaman ct
al. trustees. TO James b. Nicholson. lot
.. square 1854. $500
G Street northeast between Sixth and
Seventh Sreets-James 3 Nicholson 20
Ellen Mcmahon, part lot u. square S65
81 900
VI street northwest. between Twenty
ffth and Twenty Streets Thomas
+. Tune 20 Hugh A. Campbell. part origi-
nal lot ., square Is, $40.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
CContimed from Fourth Page)

pastor-Scrmons by the pastor at II a.
m and 7.30 p. m. Christmas music.
First Church. corner Sixteenth and O
Streets northwest. the Rev. Charles f..
Winbigler. Preaching 40 n a.
m. and 7.2O p. m
Trinidad Church. Lewis Street north
east-Communion. . p. m-. administered
by the Rev. w. J. Howard d. D.. pas
tor Of Zion Baptist Church. sermon at s
p. m. by the Rev ". +. Dickinson. pas
tor.
Brookland Church. W. f. Gibson. pas
tOr-Prsaching II a. m. and ..20 p. M.
morning subject The Good Fight
evening subject. The Tears of Jesus"
Centennial Church. Eighth Street. be-
tween r and C Streets northeast. the
Rev. II. N. Green, pastOr-preaching II
m. and & p. M
Old School Church-Prcachiug every
:nird Sunday at II a. no. and 2.30 p.
To-, at hail 612 r Street northwest by
Elder G. II. Waters.
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
the Rev. J. ". r. Mcneil. pastor
Preaching. II "a. m, by the Rev. j. w
Rawls; 1880 p. m. by pastor. subject
An Interpretation of the Book OF Job
continued"
West Washington Church. corner "a
and Thirty-frst Streets northwest. Cor
nelius T. Coleman, pastor-i1 %. m. and
1880 p. N. sermons.
Baptist Brethren Dunker) Church
North Carolina Avenue and Fourth
Street southeast J. q. Murray pastor
Sermon. II a M. and 7;f5 p. 10.
Temple Church. Tenth and N Streets
northwest, Dr. j.. j. Muir past0r-
Preaching II a. m. and 7-50 p. m., sub
jects, The Restored Years. The
Final Effort"
Second Church Auditorium Fourth
and Virginia Avenue southeast-Pastor
r. Hez Sven explains How Ehey Make
Fun Of a Fellow in a Long Overe9at and
in a Hurry" I.i5 p. me-, Lords supper,
II a. IN.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Little in n VS. or Pumor
DEVELOPMENTS to Affect
Sentiment of Market-FOr-
eigN Business Dull.
Sugar Makes Further Rapid
Advances and Believed
That II VIII Benefit by
Cuban Reciprocity

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-The stock Mar
Eot ruled generally steady this morning
'ou light volume Of business
There was little I'm the news Of the
morning calculated TO influence senti-
meut one way or the other. The chief
subject Of interest lu the day was the
showing which It was expected that the
banks would make in their weekly state
meut of averages.
London cut no figure in the local mar
kct American stocks were shown there
at small and irregular changes. The
operations here for foreign account were
Fin small volume.
The Iowcr-priccd Gould stocks were
the features Of the railway list. Texas
land Pacific and the Wabash issues were
1strong and active. while Missouri Paci-
hc was steady. There were, however
rather erratiC fluctuations in ST. Paul.
Union Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio. and
tthe other usually active railroad shares.
The United States steel stocks coutin-
ucL steady on comparatively active deal
ings and Sugar Refining made a further
rapid advance in the early dealings. The
rise in the stock was stm accounted for
by the belief that the company would
profit materially through the ratification
of the Cuban reciprocity treaty.
There were few movements of interest
Inmong the miscellaneous stocks A firm
;tone prevailed in that quarter also. with
'quite large dealings in the United States
Realty and Construction stocks and
|Amalgamated Copper.
The local traction stocks were firm but
lrather inactive While. as already men
itioned. the bank statement was the
cschies theme of discussion. there was evil
: dent on every hand a feeling Of greater
. confidence with regard TO the monetary
Outlook and 1t seemed to De the COM
saon opinion that the crisis fin that situ-
'ation had been passed and that nothing
further than possible lurries in the
;rates for call loans needed to be ap-
lprehended in the ensuing two weeks.
The market developed reactionary ten
tdencies before the bank statement ap-
lpeared, and that document made a dis
appointing showing. The decrease I'm
llOaus of $3.50. 600 was considerably less
ithan had been looked for. in view OF the
tremendous liquidation at the close Of
business last week, and the shrinkage Of
fl,762,000 I'm actual cash was in excess Of
the preliminary estimates
The item OF deposits showed a c0ntrac-
itlon Of S5.S75.00O. and in consequence
fsurplus reserves decreased S293. 300. The
banks still hold Ss.093. .0OG in excess Of
'the lawful requirements. The banks
loans now exceed their net deposits by
iab0ut $4,000. 900 The closing was firm
Following were the stock quotations
rat 1 p. m.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
CHRISTIAN SERVICES TOMORROW

Christmas sunday will be celebrated by
the congregation OF the Douglas NJ. E
Church tomorrow. Appropriate sermons
viii be preached and the choir viii rem
der Baumbachs "Te Deum" in E fat
Nazareth Gounod. with solos by f.
IT, Jones and Lewis Thompson at the
morning service. The evening service
viii be devoted to an Evening With
the Choir" The numbers 20 be given are
Gloria Mozart; Awake, O Jerusa-
lem,' Greeuish, Bethlehem" Shuey.
He That Dwelleth," Booth. and Holy
Night" Adams. Solos will be sung bv
Miss Evelyn COwsiI. Messrs W. W
Gibson, r. W Bowen. and G. r. May.
Besides the sOloists, the choir consists
OF the following members: Sopranos.
Mrs Harper. Miss Thompson, Miss L.
Thompson. Miss WheelOck. Miss n
Cowsill, altos. Miss Branson. Miss A.
Cowsill, Miss Raymond. Miss Roderick.
Miss Haines. Miss VI. Thompson. Mrs
Defandorf; tenOrs. Messrs Cooper Fos-
ter. Ison basses. Messrs. Roderick,
Wrightsman, Erect, Hartsock, DefandOrf
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
KIDS AND KIDS.
Slight Mistake Which Stirred Up New
York Police Officials.

SeE York World
An air OF deepest mystery uervadod
police headquartcrs Saturday morning.
From staten Island had come this
strange message.
Have SIX buttln' kids. What shall we
do with 'em? DO you want emp
The puzzled Mulberry street sIeuths
studied the dispatch and tried 10 read
between It's lines 90 solve &c.
"SiN-buttou Kids" they reasoned. THE
gloves OF some rich society woman
rich society woman" is a fuvorltp qy-
preston 90 headquarters. "Tho gloves
are. probably the clue 90 q crime The
woman has been murdered. or mavhan
She souEat tho wilds OF Staten Island to
take her fre"
Back from headquarters flashed the
questions.
where did you f1G the kid72 What
color are they Us there anything In
.L.m that points 10 their owner"
From staten Island came this nlumi-
mating reply.
The six owners arc fn the station
house o4cr.ug bonds for fh. kids GOOD
behavior for "a year Two of 'am an.
black. 600 white ana two black and
Nf..e-that is che kids We pun 'om iu
for eating golf balls rubber plants. and
other lavorito h1UC-a What shall we
co wi.h 'cm7"
Tho police telegraph wire to Staten
Island had t1 De- repaired Tho final rf.
ply hSm headquarters burned it up.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Other Services.

Central Union Mission. 622 Louisiana
Avenuc-Dr Teunis S. Hamlin. the
pastor of the Church Of the Covenant.
VIII speak in the missionary auditorium
sunday evening al 7:3O o'clock.
The Society for Bible Study meets
ln the hall az 3lf Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast Sunday evening at 1.3O
o'clock. Subject 'Is the Kingdom az
God "a Spiritual Kingdom in Heaven. or
Us II o Literal Kingdom on Earth I'm
Which AN Nations VIII Be Blessed %
Evangelical Christian Science Church
AT p. M. iu the lecture room Of
the Halls of the AuCients on New York
Avenue. between Thirteenth and Four
teeuth Streets northwest. Col oliver C..
Sabiu viii deliver the eleventh OF se-
ries Of free lectures teaching How 10
Heal the Sick Through Divine Meth
dds
First Memorial United Brethren
Church. corner r and North Capitol
Streets. %. W. Burtner. pastor-Preach-
ing at II 70. m. and 7;3O p. m; morning
theme NO Room for Christ" evening
theme 'Godlessness the Cause OF the
Worlds Unrest"
Prof John Walkers class in higher
criticism of the Bible meets AZ . o'clock
Sunday afternoon I'm MotZorOtt Hall,
third floor Metzerott Building. ll10 +
Street, next 90 Columbia Theater. Sub
ject for discussion. The Soul and SJsn-
shine"
Secular League. 5l6 Ninth Street
northwest. az 3 %. m.-Address by Mrs.
Katharine Birney Seip. "Voltaire." Pre-
lude hy Dr. W. A. CronUt. Noah and
His Ark"
The Peoples Church. 423 C Street
northwest. the Rev Alexander Kent.
pastor-ll:l5 subject. The Poets Story
of jesus Birth. and It's influence on Re
Hgious Thought AMI Feeling"
First Brethren Church. Twelfth Street
md Pennsylvania Avenue southeast. W.
". Lyon. pastor-preachinE. II a. ~. and
l.2O p. m
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Congregational

Plymouth Church. Seventeenth and p
Streets northwest, the Rev Alexander
G.. Garner. pastor-Prcachiug, II a. m;
stereopticOu sermon. 7.45 D. ~.
First Church Tenth and @ Streets
northwest. the Rev. s. NJ. Newman. ID.
D.. pastor-ll a. no.. sermon, S p. M.
Illustrated sermon upon "The History Of
Church-Iu Temples OF Worship. The
Churches Of Milan"
Mount Pleasant Church Columbia
Road. near Fourteenth Street northwest.
the Rev NJ Ross Fishlurn Bastor-lI a..
a. m, sermon. : p. m. FIRST sermon by
pastor lu course upon Ideal Woman
hood. subject "a Woman Who Bore
Gods Sickness and Lost IT,"
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
MILLENNIAL PROSPECTS.

J. D. Wright Of Allegheny. Pa. will
deliver discourse under the auspices
OF the Watch Tower Bible and Tract So
ciety on Sunday evening in Society
Temple Han. Fifth and C Streets north
west treating Of millennial hopes and
prospects. showing that. according 70
the Bible teaching. Christs universal
reign of Righteousness, presented by
Daniel as the fifth world empire. is
about 10 begin I'm which all evil Will
cease and absolute right will prevail
bringing the Time Of Restitution Of all
Things. spoken of by the Apostle Peter
IN his address at Jerusalem. as recorded
in the third chapter of Acts.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Seventh Day Adventist.

The Second Church corner Twelfth
and " streets n0rthwesr-Dr McKim's
lecture on the Lords Day viii be- re-
viewed by j. S. Wasuburu al 1880 ,. N. f,
services also al ID a. Do.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Eighth Street northeast. between + and
@ Streets. Lewis q. Shcafc. pastor
Sabbath Saturday. ar DO a-d II a. ~.
baptism after the sermon
Lewis @. Shcafo viii speak SUNDAY
night at Cadets Armory Han. O Street.
between Seventh and Eighth streets
northwest. subject. How 10 Build Men.
OF. Some Reasons Why the Negro is ass
He IS, and IS Not What He might Be.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

Whitney Avenue Church. Seventh
Street entrance TO Soldiers Home Ira
". Kimmcl. pastor-1l a. IN. and 7-30 p.
M. morning sermon. Christ. Son Of
Cod" night. Temptation"
Ninth Street Church Ninth and ID
Streets northeast. r. b. Ragby. pastor
Sermons n "a. no. ana 7.45 p. m.; morn
ing service. baptism. subject Of sermon.
Entering the Cloud
Vermont Avenue Church-Sermou by
pastor. Frederick ID. Power. II a. M.
The Angel Song" I.30 p. m. "Eze-
kicl"
IT Street Church. near F0ur-uud-a-
half Street southwest. Finley 3. Sapp.
pastor-Subiect at II "a. no.. "Haggai the
Prophet Of Eucouragement; ar T.20 p.
IN. THE Fullness of Time; a Christmas
Message"
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Christian Scientist.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hail, 1907 G Street northwest
u a. m and s o. m, subject. "Is the
Universe, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force?"
Second Church OF Christ. hall 1919
Twelfth Street northwest-ll a. m. sub
lect. rs the Universe. Including Man
Evolved by Atomic Force
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
SUNDAY SERVICES IN CITY CHURCHES

messages. assisted by Mrs Mary Stanley.
the well-known test medium
The Theo-Progressive Spiritual Church.
Service, 3 p m, Temple Hall. Twelfth
aud IT Streets northeast. lecture by
Mrs. r. e. Compton; tests by same and
Mrs. +. Terry.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Undenominatinnal

Pilgrim Brother j. ID. Wright Will de-
liver addresses under the auspices Of
The Watch Tower Bible and Tract So
cicty." on The Great Plan OF Cod It's
Times and Seasons" as revealed in the
Bible. I'm the Light OF present truth d"
i,30 p. m, Society Temple Fifth and
G. Streets northwest
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

a statement has been recently COM
piled showing the gross and net earn
ings Of ST. Paul for the past ten years.
It is marvellous exhibit OF a wonder
fully lucrative property. whose success
is largely due 10 the conservative man
aEement of its directors The dividend
on the common stock started some years
ago at 4 pee cent and Notwithstanding
It's large earnings was kept al that rate
Tor several years. II was then increased
10 3 and from TO G. and the last divi-
dend was al the rate Of per cent. In
the statement or earnings October has
always been the heaviest month. and this
year the NET earnings were 5000 900 more
than "a year ago, while there was an ox-
cess Of 100000 iu September over the
same month in 1901. February April and
May have been poor months as COMPARED
with the other months or the year. but
The prospect this year is that the earn
luEs viii be greater than ever before
known in tho history Of the company.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Uuiveralist.

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
l. Streets northwest. John Van ~chaicl.
jr., pastor -Chri.imas service al II
m; az I.20 p. m, sixth sermon in ~e-
ries on Darkest Washington" subject.
Invoking the Law. %
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Capital Traction. 5N124. goa
s=ei. Washington Loan and Trust. 5N
-210. Mcrgeuthalc-. lo1119. lCNl7h2t
-1ol11g. I0C011q. 50119. f0NI14. Greene
rCopucr 50Zf& After clll-Unitcd
states reg 2s 5000 1G7h. Washington
1Cas.. 1o076l4; Capital Traction 4s
gS1 .C0o01CS. Washington Street Railway
IL .-L.L-.l
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Christadelnhian

Washington Ecclesia hall over the
National Capital Bank. BIG Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast-lL-15 a. M. subject
The Gospel Of Gods Love 10 a Per
ishing World"
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street.
corner Of L Street northwesr. the Rev.
Ulysses G. B Pierce. minlster-l1
O'Clock sermon No evening service.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

Friends meeting Orthodox. First
and G Streets northeast-Meeting for
worship. II a. m
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES ". RATcLIFFE. Aactioneer.

Trustees sale in bankruptcy of a
large stock Of JewelIy, Diamonds.
Pearls, Precious Stones, etc; Diamond,
Pearl, and Enameled Brooches; Dia-
mond, Turquoise, Opal, Emerald, Car
net, Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire, ana Ame-
thyst Rings, Pins, Pendants, Studs,
Earrings, LOckets, Charms, etc, etc.
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Neck
laces, Buckles, Loose Diamonds, ETC.,
etc.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

~ II YOU ARE GOING To PUT
e g money in q hank, you look Tor ll.
CO safest institution, Hhy not use th.
same care when you deposit your
vaiuao.es for loan. We have a building and
sales made Tor thaL purpose. All business ab-
sOi--ely confidential. Money l0aucd On WATCHES.
diamonds. JcWelry- etC- iuteres. q. three Der
Ceul instead ui zen
H. X. FULFON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established $50 81 Ninth Street NV
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

There has recently been steady ad-
vance I'm the price OF kerosene oil and
yesterday IL reached the top price Of
loiz cents a gallon. The increased de-
mand for oil for heating purposes is
largely the cause for this advance. and
the Standard oil Company will thereby
profit. On Monday o. this week the
stockholders Of that company received
a quarterly dividend OF ten millions
which is about 20 per cent on the capt
talizIrion
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
IN TIE FINANCIAL WORLD.

There are but eight more trading days
in this month. and the probability IS
that the market will remain around the
present prices during that time. al
though after Christmas there MAJ be
an advance. Commission houses which
have Invariably advised against pur-
chasing stocks, are now advising GUS
toners 20 buy the better class OF stocks
on recession from the present prices.
Mr. Russell Sage is quoted as saying
ne also believes stocks TO De pur-
chase. and his Judgment on the mar
ket is always worth following.
Time money is being loaned on a flat
basis. The commission or premium
which has been eXaCted during the strin-
gency of the past few weeks disap-
peaTod altogether yesterday. 10 is pre-
dicted that money rates viii gradually
grow easier from this time on until
gold can be exported This may not
happen. however. before the middle Of
January. Fear has completely disap-
peared as a factor I'm the MONEY market.
as brokers feel confident that money
can be obtained. ii needed.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

ANNUAL REPORT of the FIRE5lEN'S INSJP-
ANCE COMPANY. of Newark. N j.. for the
year ended December 81. 1901 IT, l. RUST.
Agent tU- 18th st. y. w.
NNeEFTl
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

The price Of sugar as a commodity. and
the stock as we'll is steadily advancing.
and favorable reports as to future pros
poets are being circulated with grea.
confidence. Il is asserted that the
American Sugar Company has obtained
control OF the beet sugar industry Of
this country or. at least. has an interest
large enough 20 subdue opposition TO tho
Cuban reciprocity treaty. 10 would seem
there is some truth in the report. for the
strong opposition developed last session
in Congress TO the reduction Of duties
on Cuban products has abated II may
Zee said, however. that independent Of all
conditions OF that kind the sugar trust
ls making more money than 80 ever made.
ana is paying for the raw product less
than it did several years ago, while it
rs selling the refined article at a cent
more a pound. The stock took an old
time jump Of several points al the close
Of the market today
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
sEEAP E.oNEH.

SO CHEAP G.oNEY.
So DO you g@nt --al % iron, 81
40 60 $50 On yuur i---.ture. piaacs.
v" etc. Dl,-8.t amy r.rltlty ,s drlsy
SO CT very -Irsrusl r-1.s-. n SD. cau
c- rs. for Ve n-slr cisaapoiE..
go EJ.JA- LOAF j laJSi o.,
500 ~ Eg...',- -'1'
$3.50. TS s. W
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
LOAN COMPAEIES.
CASH 10 LOAN

on Furnitl1-, Pianos. etc, ia ny amount from
SIC 20 pJJ1 Come where sou gee lowest rstes
private.
POTOMAC GUARANTEES LOAN co.
Rooms IS and .5 Atlantic BuaLsas.
Tel lEaE-Y s-s -.t 10 Z. 81 n tv
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

western railroad OnCials attribute the
shortage to lack Of terminal facilities Of
eastern roads. and cite as one instance
the New York Central yards in Manhat-
tan 10 Is said that road does not own
a foot more Of terminal property than Il
did ten years ago. and consequently cars
have to be side-tracked al stations all
along the Hudson River. However. little
improvement I'm terminal facilities may
be expected by the Central Il Is hand
ioapped by conditions which exist I'm no
other city.