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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
March Payment VIII Be Divided Into
Six Parts.

PEklNG, April THE bankers com
mission at Shanghai VIII accept the March
payment on accounI OF the Indcmuj,. m-
der "a new arrangement by which ID VIII
be divided into six equal parts instead If
fave because of the International Banking
Corporation which has been established.
The February indemnity was withheld
from circulation. and this caused com
plant from business men.
The new arrangement viii permit
bankers TO utilize the money but il Is ef-
fective only for the present insiaHment.
The ministers are hopeful that the
question of the final division OF the in
demnity viii be ccttled by their home
Governments sending direct Instructions
70 the bankers commission.
The throne has issued an edicL apDro,-
ing the memorial Of Lin Kun VI, the Vice
roy Of Marking, that decorations be con
TERED on all the members Of the Ger
man consulate at Shanghai for their en-
tertainmcnt OF Prince Chun while on his
way 20 Germany on his expiatory mis-
sion.
number Of foreigners have alread,-
refused decorations rendered them BY The
Chinese Government. Among these are 4
FOkotllow, the manager Of the Russo
Chinese Bank and The Rev Mr. Norris
the missionary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
T0bAY'S PROCEEDINGS IN
THE DISTRICT COURTS

Equity Court No. Justice Hagner-NO
assignments
Equity Court 40. Justice Bradley
1885. Heine vs.. Heine. auditors report
confirmed 22.4l3. Haines VS. Bells. de-
cree for sale; James II. Taylor. trustee;
bond $1,000. - 49, Parker VS. Parker.
proof before RuJIedge Wilson. examiner.
ordered taken. 23.css. Rokey rs. Jacob;
pro coufesso as defendant John ". Jacob
and guardian ad Iitem for infant defend
ant approved q eco. Nelson VS.. Mar
bury. John N. Nelson released as trustee
and trust vested in John Marbury. 2o.TS4.
Washington Loan and Trust Co IS. An
drevs; title vested H. complainant by ad-
verse possession 2. 035- Lawrenson vs..
Iawrenson, clerk directed 10 place cause
on April term calendar.
Circuit Court No. Justice CIa-
baugh-NC assignments.
Probate COurt-Jusrico Barnard -Uter-
mehle viii case on trial Estate Gdlusha
A Bigglcs. petition Of administrator for
authority 20 sell, stock in trade etc and
aindaylt Of Hugh Reilly order authcriz-
ing and directing administrator 10 sell
stock in trade and other personal proper
~ Estate Francis s. O BOla- proof OF pub
-
ton Law Reporter proof Of publication.
final notice In Washington Law Rcpor-
ter and Times; vouchers and rerei,is OF
legatecs filed. Estate John g. Never.
Summons issued against unknown Tcirs-
at-law- Estate George Bley: petition
OF Angelina Blev for letters Of admins
tration; waiver and consent filed. decree
granting letters OF administration 10
Robert j. Daniels; bond. 500. Estate
John Wood; decree granting letters Of
adm uistration TO Annie Wood bond $500
Estate Helena Hoover executors report
or sale, order confirming sale Estate
fTancina Hass; order Of publication in
ashington Law Reporter" and star
return day May 5, 1902
criminal Court No. ?. Justice Barnard
No assignments
Criminal Court No. Justice Ander-
son-EliJah Chapman, on trial for murder
OF Ida Simms
Lawsuits hled-45.3lO. L. s. OF America
10 use OF Lewis z. Smoot VS. The Union
Surety and Guarantee Company. bond
sl.z58-45 1871 William +. Hoffman VS..
James E. Clements, petitioner: certio-
rarL
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ACTION IS SUSPENDED.
Evidence Against Whittier Inadequate TO
Sustain Charges.

The Civil Service Commission has re-
ceived report fran Examiner Saxton in
regard to his investigation OF the reduc-
ton and subsequent removal Of Theodore
W Wittler, former superintendent OF the
Carpenter Street Station. Chicago. Exam
liner Saxton did not have time to see Mr..
Wittler, but evidence obtained from other
sources failed 10 sustain the changes made
by Wittler
Dir. SaXton viii be in Chicago again on
April 10. when Mr.. WittIer VIII be given
an opportunity 10 present evidence in
support Of the charges made by him. and
the Civil Service Commission will sN-
pend action upon the case until further
report is received from Examiner Saxton
covering the Investigation made by him
al that time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
BASEBALL MAGNAqBS TO
ARRANGE AN ARMISHICB
Warning National League Fac
tons to Meet Tonight.
Purpose Is TO Make Some Sort Of Play
ing Schedule-Speldins's Friends
Are Still Stanch.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The earring fac
tions OF the National Leagla viii meet
tonight at the Fifth Avenue Hotel TO
patch up a temporary truce ~Hd adopt a
playing schedule for the coming season.
Only two weeks remain before the sea
son opens. so that the magnates will have
70 lay aside the question OF the league
presidency and prepare 20 play ball
Both sides this morning appear willing
to carry out the proposed plan OF appoint
ing a committee OF three 10 run the al
fairs Of the league for the season.
The committee will probably be com
posed Of y. E. Young. A. C. SpaIding and
a third party.
The Spaldingites declare that under no
circumstance must Spaiding be climi-
mated
Barney Dreyfuss. OF P,ttsnurg is pre-
pared TO make a hot fight To- Spalding,
and IS reported 10 be prepared to jump
his club into the American League If nee
esssTy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
Georgetown HOpeStO Take
the Els Into Camp.
PROFIT BY PRACTICE GAMES
Blue and GTay's Victories Over Prince
ton Instill New Confidence in Local
Team-YesteTday's Seven Inning Con
test in Cold and Rain.

There is a battle royal scheduled for
this afternoon between the baseball aggre-
cations Of Georgetown and Yale. Upon
the previous visit of the sons Of Old Ell.
the local ball tossers came out second
best and a determined effort will be made
by the latter this afternoon TO reverse
this order Of things.
The game will be played on the local
university campus and the personnel Of
the two teams will be the same as last
Thursday. e is expected. however that
Cox VIII do the slab work for Georgetown.
Fay was sent in first last week and the
New HaveniJes took kindly 10 his delivery
from the beginning Cox. however. was
in the nature Of an unsolvable problem
when he replaced Fay at the beginning
OF the fifth inning.
Since the game with Yale las, Thursday
Georgetown has had the finest kind Of
practice in the two games with Princeton
and is certainly much advanced over last
weeks condition. With the ELS, however.
il has been just the opposite. as they have
not had a single hard game IN the mean
time. II anything, they are probably =
little OF the form they showed last week.
because Of this lack of sharp practice.
Georgetown. therefore. has rosy hopes
Of pulling out a victory today. The make
up Of the teams will De as follows:
eoFgetown-Dowlirg first base, Nor
an, shOrtstop; Morgan. third base, Drill.
catcher; Dcrman. second base; Apperious,
right field; O'Hara. centre field, Golden,
left field; Cox. pitcher.
Ysle-DeSaulles. second base; B5Tnwell
centre field; Cote. left field. Guernsey,
third base; Winslow. catcher. Littlefeld
first base; Thompson. shortstOp. Ward
right held: Garvan. pitcher.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
TRADING CONFINED TO
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
Business, However, Was Fair
ly Active AT Outset.
GENERAL MARKET WAS DULL
Some of the Specialties and MisceHane-
Gus Stocks Were Bid Up Smartly, But
STANDARD Issues Remained Sluggish.
Prices Yielded Toward Midday.

NEW YORK. April THE resumption
OF business in the London stock market
brought with il no decided changes IN
the quotations for American stocks,
There were no other new features added
10 the speculative situation upon the
opening Of business in the local market
this morning Trading was fairly active
at the outset but was largely confined 70
the industrial stocks and the misceIIa1e-
Gus issues.
In the railway list the features were
Minneapolis. ST. Paul. and Saut Ste Marie.
the Chicago and Northwestern stocks. and
st. Paul.
In the industrial quarters United States
Leather. the Steel stocks and Sugar were
actively dealt in, and the last named was
weak
Among the miscellaneous issues. Cen
eTal Electric was uncomm0nly active. and
AmaIgamated Copper was quite largely
dealt in, although within narrow range
Of prices
Little was done in the local traction
stocks. No material change in the agri-
culture situation was reported. and none
was expected TO develop in the money
market
The market continued very duh
throughout the forenoon session and de
veIOped no new feature or significance.
Some OF the spcciaIties and miscellaneous
stocks were bid up smartly. but The
standard issues were sluggih.
Toward midday prices yielded under
what appeared to be a professional at
tack.
The money market was fairly easy at
the decline noted yesterday afternoon.
other features were the leather stocks.
United States Steel. Colorado Full and
Iron and Sugar Refining
Sales OF stocks to ! D. m, 265.400 shares.
bonds s. .O3g 600.
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YALE NINE TO HAVE
HARD TUSSLE TO-DAY

the local nine The game was then cRlleI
Or account OF darkness.
The work of both teams was exception
ally ragged, and fell far below the marx
SET in their first encounter last Saturday.
The cold rainy weather had "a great ce2l
to do with the fact that neither side put
Up a suappy exhibition OF the national
game. still the local boys put kinks in
the Tigers tail and that is really al
that was necessary.
Cossrave started the scoring for Old
Nassau. He was patient and succeeded i'm
inducing Bobby TO send a wild one.
This he stopped with his ribs and secured
free transportation. Davis Was a cinCn.
but Meir assisted O'Hara 20 make an
error by lsmminE the horsehide far out
i'm centre garden. O'Hsra made a gallant
try FOR the leather. but could only SUI
coed in getting HIS hands upon IL for an
instant. Cosgr8ve scored Brown
thumped one TO Blewett and the latter
promptly picked il up and threw 10 Sc
eral feet over Dowlings head Ncir
scored. That. however. ended the fun.
Georgetown was the next 10 create a
rough house They drew three runs IN
single package. bat were Immediately
matched by Princeton 1t was in the sixth
inning that the real trouble began. A?-
perious opened with a long drive 20 right
field. which was cleverly missed by tie
Tiger IN that locality. OIiara hit 20
Underhll and was placed On the initial
sack by the latteT's error Golden woh
his sack through the kindness OF Green,
who retired Apperious at third
BlewCtt then bumped the leather TO
Meir who followed the example set by
his team mates and made an error. send
ing O'Hara across the plate. Bowling
attempted TO sacrifice. but beat the
leather 20 the initial sack and Moran ana
Morgan walked. filling the corners and
sending IN BIewett.
At this interesting period Drill was the
man to bat He slapped the leather into
deep left for . couple OF sacks. and Dow
ling and Moran came home Dorman fol
lowed with a siugle and scored Morgan
+ Apperions fOgnd long fly hat brought IN
Drill. and Georgetown was forced 10 De
content with seven runs.
IN the last Inning Davis reached first on
an error by Morgan. and as the overtime"
was extremely wild he continued on 70
+ the middle cushion Meir then raped the
+ leather for ccrking single that scored
Davis Stcinweinder then found the BAH
for another grass cutter that brought in
Moir. Wells and Green also hit safely.
scoring SteinweiBder. Stevens, who had
replaced UnderhiII retired the side by
The he score: R.H.E.
. Georgetown 90 0 0 , o : 90 >
Princeton ....--2 0 o @ g. Z
/ First base by errors-GeorFctowu, .;
I Princeton. >. Left on bases-GeOrgetow
6. Princeton O. First base on balls-Cn
BIewett 3. of UnderhuI. s. eff Stevens.
l. Struck out-By Blewett .. by Under
hill !. Two-basc hit-DriH. Sacrifice hit
DORIAN. Stolen baSes-Dowling Dor
man. Golden. CCscrave. Double plays
Meir &c Steinweinder 20 Pearson. Hit by
pitcher-By Biewett. J. Jmpirc-Mr.
Belts Time Of game hours and min
utes.
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. -35 North
Capitol ST.. Washington, d. g. March - Iss2-
sealed proposals viii De received here until
NOON. APRIL p 1907. and then puhliCly opened
FOR furnishing Portland cement Tor new building
ai Government Printing Oftrc. Information. for
Hishcd on application JOHN STrI'fEN SEWELI.
aptsm Engineers. mi2a 81 -apl d ID ID
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. CO}Tlu>SIuNERS or The
DISTRICT OF cola MBIA - NSHiNEr0N d.
c. March 70. gO2-PRDPpSAI> FlR DOG
EACS-sealed proposals Viii ~ received a. this
office until II O'CLOCK N MONDAY. April.
a. 1902. % furnish tie District OF Columbia To-
90 dog tags. more or les; 5000 to be linked
and numbered consecutivcly nom ] 70 5000
900 Co Do unaunbercd with Gllttat lied links for
rame. Bidders must submit designs Of The
tags they propose O. furnish. lEf samples of tle
material thcY are % De made Of Tie tags
must be made in a NOrilnanli-C u3uneT rnEs
90 be Of malleshlc iron AID o. b. delivered GA
eI before May Is. 1872 The right IS reserved %
reject 1uy OF an proros.l is HENRY B. p MAC
FARLAND, JOHN rs. ROSS. JOHN BipDLE
Commissioners % she District of Columbia.
mh2S. % Sl,apl,2,3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
BELLlGERENT YOUNG JOHNSON
ColoTed Youth Who Resisted Police Asks
for a jury Trial.

Robert Johnson. colOred. nineteen years
OF age. who created a disturbance around
his home on l. Street last evening. when
a party OF policemen tried 20 arrest him
on charge OF assault, demanded jury
trial in the Police Court today, and was
held in bonds Of $500 Fannie Johnson.
mother Of Robert, forfeited $40 collateral
when called 10 answer a charge Of disor-
DERBY conduct
johnson had a row with another man
in Northeast Washington yesterday after
noon. Policeman W. W Wheeler tried
TO stop the trouble. whereupon Johnson
is said TO have cut him on the forehead
With a knife, and then escaped.
Later when a posse Of four officers went
10 his home on L Street TO get him he
struck one o. them. and his mother
Joined IN the melee which resulted in
about all OF the furniture in the house
being wrecked.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
ssoo.ooo Endovment Raised

BOSTON. April The president Of the
board OF directors OF Newton Theological
Institution. William A. Munroe an
nounees that the $500 .Oe0 toward the in
stitutlon's endowment has been raised.
or THIS sum John ID Rockefeller is to give
$4,000. and the remaining $3.50. 900 has
teen pledged by friends Of the seminary.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Woman Tries TO Kill Moscow's Chief of
Police.

MOSCOW. April IAN attempt to as
sassinate Chief OF Police Tripon was made
yesterday.
The chief Of police was receiving N,isi-
tors. Among them was governess
named Alart.
When she got near the chief she drew
a revslver. pointed il ar him. and pulled
the trigger.
The weapon missed FIRE and the woman
was arrested
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
Trans-Pacihc Mails.

Mails for CHINLs and JAPAN. via am.
Close hare daily az 6-2o p- IN MP 20 Aprl .. H.
elusive fo- ocspatCh per s. s.. haEa Naru. Beg
isyered mail must be- directed Via SeaitIe f01
Mails for CHINA JAPAN and HAWAII Gls5
letter mail and SpcCisilt-Iddressed periodicals
for the Philippine l>ianC>. via san Francisro
CLOSE here daiiy at $50 p M. Up 10 Auril
inclusive. ior despatch per s.. s.. Gaelic. toI
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which are forwarded via EUope) NEW
ZEALAND Fill SAMOA. and HAWAII via Ssn
Francisco. close here daiIy ~ 6-a0 % m sftr-
March 20 and up 90 April O. inclusive. for de-
sTatsh per s. s. Sierra Do}
Mails TO- CHINA and JAPAN via Seattle and
Victoria, B. G. eluse here dIiy no ESQ o. rl JIr to
April S, inclusive. Tor despatch per s. De- En-
pres Of Japan Registered mail must be specially
addressed Mechanics Tor the l. Postal
Agency al Shanghai China. cannot De- forwarded
VIA Canada tC)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. aud HAWAII via,
san Francisco, close here daily at ESQ D. M un
Co April 70. Inclusive, for da-udteh Der I
Hong koug MIru- to)
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS %. viz,
san tranClsco, close here daily 40 $3.50 %. IN
up 10 April II, inclusive, Tor despatch Der
L. 8 transport tol
Mails for CHINA. and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily az $50 D. m. up TO April IT, in
elusive fo= despatch per s. S. Victoria to1
Mails for HAWAII via san Francisco. close
here daily a ESQ p m up 70 April 70. inclusive
for despatch Ter s. s. Alameda COB
Nails for TAHITI and NARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco, close here daily 90 $50
BE- M up 90 April Z. inclusive for despatch
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those Tor West
Australia. which are despatched via Europe. and
NeEy Zealand, mails Tor which are despatched
via san FTauci~co}. and FIJI ISLANDS, via seat
t.c and Victoria. B. c. close here daily at ESQ
%. 10. up TO April 26. inclusive. ta- despatch
per s. Noaua Especially addressed cnlv}. l01
malls for COCHIN CHINA are despatched 90
New York. Tor connection with European steam.
ers
..PHHIPPTNE ISLANDS Military Main de-
Spatchcd 90 san Francisco a. an closes for that
afiCr. Co connect with Government transports
lhg ssilings uf vhich are irregular.
REGISTERED NAILS close ct The MAIN gF
FICE a. follows: f5) AZ go p. rl- same day.
to) az SEQ D. n. same day; I'D % 900 a. 3D.
same dav- % OF l-OQ D. M. previous DAY.
Oh a. 200 previous SATURDAY, Cd 10 500
D.. ~ previous dsy. to) sc SEQ y. m. prcviou,
day. JOHN A. MERRITT, Postmaster.
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Ouilp Wins Jubilee Handicap

MANCHESTER. England. April The
race for the Jubilee Handicap. OF ], 900
sovereigns, held today. was wen by Mr.
Quilp, with Woodland up; ForgetfuI rid
den by Fulton, second. and Oban, with
OBrien up. third. The odds against the
winner were 100 10 Z. Kline horses ran.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
GeOrgetown. 70; 1900. s.

Again did Georgetown's oldtime foes
the Princeton Tigers. 90 down in dcfea-
yesterday II was more because OF the
benign smiles Of the goddess Of luck,
playing that the score az the end OF the
seventh inning stood 10 to in favor Of
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Bhgadier Conceal SID nl.

PARKERsBURC. ". Va, April l.
Brigadier General Smith. commanding the
West Virginia National Guard. and
colonel Of volunteers IN the Spanish war.
Is critically III. His recovery IS thought
10 be doubtful
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
An Unusual Objection.

PARKERSBURG. ". Va. April 1.-The
present executive committee Of Marshall
county has protested against the appoint
ment OF Rev D. ". Ruble as penitentiary
chaplain on the ground that he is a pro-
hibitionist.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
AUCTION SALES.

Ant Goods al Au,tion.''
Sale at AUCTION of entire stock
Of PICTURE FRAMES. MIR
RORS. and BRIC-A-BRAC. rep
resentinS the stock of ATHA X
CUNNINGHAM, 315 Seventh
Street.
Three sales daily. ut 10 a. m. I
p. m. and T.30 p. M, till every
thing is gone.
Orders taken for framing
Fixtures TO- sale.
Room holding for sale MI
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Columbia, TODAY At dis.
GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT BY
HoFMANN, Pianist.
GERARDI, 'CeIliSt.
kRiESLER, FiOIinist.
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C., POsTOFFICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
az any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded q the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule % elosings is ar
ranged on the presumption % their unihter-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
April 5, 1902, the last connecting closes viii
be made from the MAIN OFFICE IS follows:
transatlantic Mails.
TUEsDAT-Cb) AT 7I5 p m for EUROPE.
per s s. St Pau, from w York, via South
ampton- Nail foT IRELAND must be directed
Per : s. ST. Paul.
Co At u;25 p. NJ FOR Fl ROPE. per = s.
Oceanic, from New York, ia Queenstown
Co At II Is o. m. FOR BELBlJM direct per
s . Friesland. from New York Mail must be
diIectet Per s. Frieslaud.'
tc} At IL % p. m for DENMARK direct, PEI
8 S. Oscar II. from New York. NAL must be
directed Per = s. Oscar H.
HEDNEsD Al-(el A. ssI5 ?. ~ for FRANCE
SUTHERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL,
IL hkFl, EGYPT, GREECE BRITISH INDIA,
and LORENZO MARQJ z, per s. s. La Savoie.
nom New YORK, VIA Havre. Mail for other parts
q FL ROPE must be directed Per :. Ia
SaVoie."
90 At 7.I5 p. m. for AZORES ISLANDS. per
e $ PENINSULA, from New York
FRlDEf-(c) At e-l5 for FRANCE, per .
la bretagne, from New York, via Havre. Mail
for other parts Of EUROPE must Be directed ''PeT
g s. Ia Bretzgne
Co AT HIS o. m for NETHERLANDS direct
per g. s. Rotterdam, from New York Mail must
be directed Per e. s. Rotterdam"
Co At lbs p NJ for EUROPE. per F. S.
tmtria, from New York, wa Queenstown
Co At u-25 p m Tor ITALY direct. per
s. s. Lain, from New York. mail must be d.
reCted Per s. s L4hu''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-01
DR.. TALMAGE NOT so WELL.
No improvement Noted in His Condition
Today.

Mrs. Talmage. wife OF the Rev. DR..
T. Dewitt Talmage. stated 10 a reporter
for TheTimes this morsing that her hus-
band had shown no signs Of improve
ment during the past tweDty-four hours.
She did not believe. however. that his
condlticu was at all alarming
Dr. Talmage has now been ill nearly
four weeks, and. although at several times
his condition was thought 10 be improv-
ing, be Is not yet able to sit I'd In his
bed
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Capital Traction. 606 l2i4; "a
1925 Washington Gas 26H82. Mer-
genthaler- G5G1S7lz. Lanston, Z00H
l42s: 62SGl4lZ. After call-Capital Trac-
ton. 3OGu2A. Greene Copper. ga 90
Washington Gas, 5l7aS5. LanstOn: zoo
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MONEY TO LOAN az So 60 oct cent In sums
q 81 600 20 $1,000 on ID. G. real estate: pay on
and Q per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
TRANSACTIONS conducted with economical consider
atiCn fer borrowers WM. II. SAUNDERS CO.
1907 sc. nW.
lICNET TO LOAN On approved CITY real estate
at 4 ~ and per cent interest. Special priy-
ileges with respect 90 prior payments Large
amounts a speciality.
TYLER S RUTHERFORD. INC.
faIc-u 1907 J. s. Nv
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNrTJ RI AND PIANOS.
Al Io0ess rates and on the day you apply. We
are IoaEing on the Building and loan Association
plan, which makes the cost 81 ca.nIlz loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you 90 paw u Of in any sized notes lou desire
INNING nom one 90 twelve months % you have
a ltan wiki some ether company We RiH ysy 10
on and advance you mc-e money DO desired.
Rates cheorfully given and no cost 20 you unless
loan is made Call and get Eates Front room,
feet floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
g. 81. y q
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S1O0,0OO.OO TO LOAN

On pianos, furniture, etc, vithout removal, and
en- terms to suit your convenience. we have
private interviewing rooms. and our business is
strictly confidential. When 10 need Of money
call on US.
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN co.
Room a. Atlantic Building.
92s and go st. NV.
Tel Main 67s-3 Take elevator to 5th floor.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate collateral Or
personal security. j. G. DAVIS. Us ST. nv.