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If you say that I must, can remember
once passing Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey IN the
hall, just as he was saying: You take 1t
too much to heart! 1 expected a happy
honeymoon. Somehow, we have failed
That was all heard. sir But what mado
me remember his words was that she was
dressed for some afternoon reception aid
looked so charming and so-and so, as if
she ought to be happier"
Just so. Now, when was this? How
long before her death?"
"Oh. week or SO. 1t was very soon after
the wedding day"
that! Did she appear any better satisfied
or more composer
Il think she endeavored to. But there
was something on her mind, somethin,;
which she tried to laugh off: something
that annoyed Mr.. Jeffrey and worried Miss
futile; something which caused cloud in
the house. for all the dances and dinners
and goings and comings. 1 am sorry to
speak of 1t. but it was So"
Something that showed an unsettled
mind?"
almost The glitter in her eye was not
natural: neither was the way she looked
at her sister and sometimes at her hus-
band"
did she talk much about the catastrophe
which attended her wedding? Did her mind
seem to run on that?'
necessarily at first; but afterWard not
so much: think Mr.. jeffrey frowned on
that subject"
did he every frown on her?"
mo. sir-not-not when they were alone
or with no one by but me. He seemed to
love her then very much
What do you mean by that, Loretta:
that he lost patience with her when other
people were present-Miss Tuttle, for in
stance?''
Yes. sir. He used to change very much
when-when-when Miss futile came into
the ROOM
Change toward his wife?'
Eyes, SIR
"HowY'
HE grew more distant, much more dis
tant; got up quite fretfully from his seat,
some book or paper"
"And Miss Tuttle?'
She never seemed to notice, but"
"But@T
"She did not come in very often after this
had happened once or twice; I mean into
Loretta, regret to put this question,
but after your replies owe 1t to the jury,
II not to the parties themselves, to make
Miss Tuttle's position in this household
thoroughly understood. Do you think she
was a welcome visitor in this house?"
The girl pursed up her lips glanced at
the lady and gentleman whose feelings she
was supposed to pass comment on, and
seemed to lose heart. Then. as they failed
to respond to her look of appeal, she strove
to get the better Of her sense Of shame and,
with a somewhat injured air. replied:
Il can only repeat what once heard said
about this by Mr.. Jeffrey himself. Miss
Tuttle had just left the dining room ana
Mrs. jeffrey was standing in one of her
black moods, with her hand on the top OF
her chair. ready to go. but forgetting to do
80. was there. but neither Of them no.
ticed me; he was staring at her, and she
was looking down. Neither seemed at ease.
Suddenly he spoke and asked, Why must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-23
:. Gave
ME UP TO DIE OF HEART
TROUBLE.
Pain, Pa lpi tatiOn and
Headache.
DIR. Titles III cart Cure
Cured Me.

Do not despair. Many have been cured of dread
heart disease after all hope gone. Watch your
symptoms and write for free medical advice.
my doctor gave up to die. He said I
could not live because Of the severity of the
trouble which affected my heart. Words weak
in describing my suffering 1 suffered from indi-
gestion. almost constant headache got little no
sleep rest. l extremely nervous, unable
to do my work and when the attacks Of pain
around my heart and violent palpitatton came on
never knew when my end might come. Shortness Of
breath and smothering spells frequently caused me
to sit up in bed at night and was In despair.
last resort l began using DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and Nervine. The first few doses cured
my nervousness and enabled me to get sleep at
night. after which my recovery was rapid. / also
used with the best results DR.. Niles Anti-Pain
Pills and Nerve and Liver Pills and Nerve Plasters.
Our local druggist sells of your remedies than
any other kind because every one in our neighbor-
hood knows Of my restoration to health, and that
i was cured by DIR. Miles Heart Cure. I have per-
sonnlly induced dozens Of persons to give DR..
Miles Remedies a trial and do not know Of one
who has not been thoroughly satisfied with the
treatment Mrs. l.. z. PARKS, Swanton Yer
mont.
An druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DR..
Miles Remedies. Send for free book Nervous
and Heart Diseases. Address DR.. Miles Medical
Co.. Elkhart. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-23

boarding q cargo of pine lumber from the
Rappahannock river fer the dealers.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rhode Island Avenue northwest. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eight zenith
Streets. Henri de SibouT, trustee. TO
Potomac Realty Company, lot 30, square
100. sic
Rhode Island Avenue northwest, be
tween Seventeenth ana Eighteenth
Streets-FTederick r Chaplin trustee,
to same. lot %. square 160. SO,
Sixteenth and K Streets northwest
J. Roberts FouIke, surviving trustee. &c
Mary J. Blair. part iot . and part square
1s5. S39.500
Sixth and H Streets northwest-JuIia
+ Bullock 10 Orwin E. Home part orig
inal lot l. square 453 So 900
~ Street northwest. between Tenth
and Eleventh StTeets-EdWin T. Wilson
to z. Catesby Rowzee. lot 3. square 33l
SO
Thirty-h fth and y Streets northwest
Rosa p Vincent Fl 81. 10 President AID
Directors Of Georgetown College. Iot 20.
square 1922. 22f $3.50,
WalIach Place orthwest. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
Richard E Pairo 81 ux 10 Theresa Au-
bright, lot 155. square 23T. sI0
Street northwest. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth StFeets-Thomas e.
Waggaman. trustee. 10 Elizabeth n
Bartlett. part original lot 9, square 2S8,
81 $50
Sixth and I Streets northwest-Gus-
taFus Sohon ct TX 10 Frederick Sohou,
lot 80. square 4S5. So
Sixth and / Streets northwest-Fred
erick sohon to julia Sohon. lot 30, square
49, s..
Eleventh Street northeast. between H
and / Streets-Ersuees l. Robinson 10
Fanny z. Saul, lots ana Q and part
lots o and Z, square 958 $40.
Eleventh and K Streets nOrtheast-B.
Francis Saul 81 TX 10 Thomas ii
Harsiip lots 10 II. square $50 $40
Alley between Vermont Avenue and
Tenth. and V Streets northwest
John A Limerick CT uz 10 J. Maud
Fletcher, lots - and -. square 359 SO.
Third Street southwest, between Vi
and \ Streets-Robert W Gillian ct AK
TO James r. Cousins, lot IS, square 2g6,
glo
z Street southeast. between Sixth and
Seventh streets-Mary A Dugan 70
Owen F. Barren. part OF lot 25. square
SIT. $40
Columbia Heigh ts-Heary 4 Cummins
ct nix. 10 Bessie II. Cummins, part OF lot
4. block &c, SO.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

Slight Improvement in Early Dealings Followed by Imeg-
uar Tendencies and Renewed Liqudaton- South
ern Pacific Again Conspicuous.

NEW YORK. March 3t.-With one or
two exceptions the stock market opened
a an advance N comparison with yes
terday's final figures which extended in
some cases 10 / pojut. Notably strong
features were Canadian Pacific. Penn
sylvania St Paul Union Pacific and
New York Central. United States Steel
preferred opened one-half point lower.
but the common stock was steady The
most important exception 10 jhe general
course OF the market was Southern Pa
eiffc, in which instance renewed PRESS
ure was apparent in the initial Jrausdc-
tions. The selling OF this stock seemed
to be due to fears that with the axpira-
ton OF the pool agreement tomorrow
the slumbering dissensions among the
members might take some open form.
american stocks we're higher in ne
IAn6on market, and according to he
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

early cables a favorable effect was pro
duced> there by the statement in the
New York Times" credited to J. p.
Morgan, in which he deprecated the
pessimism now prevailing in financial
circles and asserted that there was no
occasion for the prevailing uneasiness-
Discussion vas again chiefly taken up
with the same subjects which have been
before attention for some days past,
namely. the labor troubles and the IN
certain monetary outlook The atten-
Eon absorbed in these matters again
served 10 restrict active trading.
After the early dealings The market
developed irregular tendencies. and re-
newed liquidation 10y commission houses
appeared rejecting undoubtedly the
closing out OF exhausted speculative ac-
counts. Al The same line the market
showed little OF the argent pressure
which marked yesterdays transactions
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

J Pierpont Morgan. in an interview
published this morning. unoquivocally
declared himself to be bull on the
country and its future. Mr.. Morgdn
said:
1t seems 10 me that the general pes
simistic talk INDUCED in, not alone in
foreign but in local circles, is in no
sense justified by the facts. / may De
true, as some Of the captions critics de
clare. that at the present moment there
are in the market many undipesJed Sc
curittes, but ought rot the character OF
these securities to be taken into con
sideration in broad or comprehensive
view Of the situation2 Are these Sc
curities sound or are they uns0Ind, Do
they represent value or do they not For
what purpose have they been issueio
Those are the questions.
To my mind, and in my judgment.
these new securities are essentially
sound and stable, and those who have
them are in nowise alarmed because OF
their holdings. Beyond all this, thew
are issued, not to build competing lines.
but largely for the purchase OF rolling
stock and motive power and for the OK
| tension of other facilities necessttated
by the necessary movement OF the prod
ucts of the country. You viii find
/ that in due time this phase of the dift-
/ culty-growing cut of these new securi-
ites-wiI disappear
AS for the general situation. you may
state emphatically and unequivocaly
! that it is most promising, with the coun-
try unqualifedIy prosperous In 'he
iron and steel trade, for e1ampie-tnt
barometer of the country's growth. sta
biHsv and business acttvity-there never
was so great or so profitable business
/ Orders on hand run far ahead. and The
outlook is decidedly encouraging.
/ In short. summing the situation mp
not only is there prosperity everywhere
but the promises are Of continuation
of that prosperity Tor long time Il
/ come
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.


N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-MARY y RiRCHFiEIp
vs. WELLINGTON BIRC HFiELD. No. p, 906-
Equity Docket No 81.
The object Of this suit X TO obtain an ali
-sltTte divorce from the bond nf marriage upon
he grounds OF descrtioH and cruelty. Il is
.his 2sth DAY of FebriaFY 1903. ordered that q
copy # this order be published once each week
fer three successive weeks in the W ashingtcn
4x Reporter and The Washington Times.
ON motion Of the complainant. by her so
lcitor. Campbell Darlington. il Is this oath
day Of February, \. d. 1908. ordered that thc
defendant. Wilmington Birchfeld, cause MS ap-
pearance TO be entered herein before She
forIicth day exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day Of the first
publication Of this order: otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with az in case OF default
BY -He court;
tSealD 4 B. HAGNER, Justice
s true copy-Test;
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
b. n 4. CLANCY Asst Clerk
rubSt-aDg Il
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
DISTRICT or COLI MIRA.

Washington. March la, 1903.
/. pHOS f. DRAKE. Superintendent 81 instr
auce Of the District Of Colunbia, do hereby
F.; ~ that the AMERICAN CENT? AL INSt- RANCE
COMPANY, located al ST Lolis. ia the State
of Missouri. has complied in all respects with
the laws Of the District Of Columbia appli-
cable TO it. and Is authorized 10 transact iu the
District oi Columbia its appropriate business OF
iusriug property against les or damage by
fire and lightning and toruadoes- and making
ali kinds OF insurance on goods and other prop
erty N course Of transportation OBJ land and
water and on any vessel or boat during the
current wear. Its condition and business. on the
&Ist day OF December of the wear next preced-
ing the date hereof, is shown 10y tire statement,
under oath, as required by section 6f7, amended,
Of the Code OF Law Of the District of Columbia,
To be as fellows:
Aggregate amount OF available rs
SptS iZ.bI3 -
aggregate amount Of liabilities Tex
Cept capitaD, including reiuS1r=
ance. l,2s5,5I5 81
Net Observation-Disclosures. 2,S@7. 155 81
amount Of actual paid-up capital I,010,09O 90
Surplus Observation-Disclosures .2g7. I5I 81
AMOUNT OF insurance in force ....I1f J, 04G.0 3S 90
Amount Of losses sustained ....-.-- 702. $50 -
Amount of income for the wear in
cash .s4T, Sol -
in cash 1916. 297 28
In witness whereof ! have hcreuuto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal be AZ
| fixed, the day and year first above written.
Seal TIIOS. +. DIR RAKE.
Superintendent Of Insurance.
It District Of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
Gf The

Washington. March 10, 1905.
/ THDS f DRAKE. SuperiuIend Of In
si1raure Of ths District q Columbia DO tleFe5f
certify that the FIREAEN'S INSt RANCE CON-
PtNY located al Baltimore. III the State "i
MARYLAND has complied in all respects with
fl,, laws Of the District Of Columbia ap-
pIicable 10 il and is authorized 10 transact
in the Distric; of Columbia its appropriate bust
ness Of iIsiring property against loss or damage
bg fire aud lightning and torBadceS- aud making
eli kinds 81 Insurance goods and other prop
grty in course 81 transportation on land aRd
water and on any vessel or boat during the
current year It's condition AMI business On
the sl=t dav # December 81 Abe year next
preceding the date hereof Is shown ny ih"
statement under cath, as required by section
G4z amended of tho Code of law OF The DIS
tricg OF columbia, to be a. follows:
Aggregate amount oi available 90
- 5fl-Rf- y
Aggregate amount Of liabilities tex
cspt eapital), Including rcinssF-
aucg--------- +lS.zln -
Net assets ...-.......-....--.-..... 81. 30 n
Amount Of actual paid-up capital +oo,"o 90
slrn.us. 4l2.34g Il
Amount % Insurance VA force .----- ti-lSI-yJo 90
Amount sf losses sustained ai2- 80 50
Observation-Disclosures. GA. 900 -
Amount Of expenditures FOR the wear
m cesb -.-- ~. 6Is -
II witness whereof ! nave hercuuto subscribed
my name and causad my official seal To be
affixed the day aHd year first above written.
tSnal-J THDS- !. DRAKE,
Superintendent oi Insurance, District Of
Columbia It
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
One W0msR'S EHneriaace With a Grin
Remedy,

While suffering from a severe attack
OF the grip and threatened with pneu-
monia, Mrs. Annie h Cooley, OF Middle
field Conn. began using Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy and was very much bene-
3ted by It's use. The pains in the chest
soon disappeared, the cough became
loose, exDccior4tion easy and in a short
time she was as well as ever Mrs
Cooley says she cannot speak too highly
in praise OF this remedy For sale by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail, and
III druggists.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

point where the feeling OF unrest among
security holders Of nearly all classes
cannot be explained by any circumstance
or set C causes of sufficient importance
to Justify the great loss in values which
has taken place Outside of the labor
troubles. none of which has yet as
sUmed grave Importance except that
which has eliminated in Massachusetts.
there is nothing on the surface to JUS
tify the widespread feeling of unrest
which admittedly exists both at home
and abroad. The impartial nature Of
the recession in values which took place
yesterday fairly represents the trend
OF public opinion. Il is hardly probable
this movement viii either become more
rapid or produce serious consequences,
and the absorption of the better class
Of securities by large institutions is said
to be going on freely.
The London market this morning IS
steadier, with some advances.
As far as the financial condition goes
/ there is nothing 10 give serious concern
at his time The high rates demanded
( yesterday afternoon, and which VIII
probably appear again today. are sup
/ posed TO be brought about by prerara-
lions for dividend and interest payments
/ tomorrow. and they are in no sense in
/ dicative Of broadening aeInanl foE
money at arbitrary rates.
The continued drain by The subtreas-
ury is not reassuring the loss by the
banks now amounting since FRIDAY 10
/ S1.I72. Geo but this is likely 10 be Offset
during the week by the release by The
Government of 81 coo, 00O, which is to be
used fer the purchase of silver for the
Philippines The sharp rise in the moner
rate to per cent was also no doubt
/ disturbing. but this is bat temporary
and IN all Proba bility due to he calling
Of funds in anticipation OF the unusually
heavy April disbursements
4 custom which cannot be wa bed
too closely in the present si'uatic1 =
the buying FOR foreign account. Lon
don is reported to have bOI-ht aboT;
20 COG shares Should roTei-pc-s espa-
iciaIly reverse their present position in
this respect aud becom buyers instraz
Of sellers in our market the effect oil
;hfs action would become apparent TS~y
quickly. for Il would not only pay Gn
just that much Of our t0Ceign indebted
mess but would extend the short inter
est now existing here This would g
FAR toward turning the tide aud give
confidence TO the bull party on this side
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF INSt- RANCE
Of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA


Washington. March 10. 1903
I. TIoS z DRAKE. superintendent % gnS5lr-
ance Of the District Of Columbia, do hereby GER
fifty that the GREENWICH INSj RANCE con-
PANY, located at New York, thu State of
New York. has complied IN all respects with
the laws OF the District OF Columbia apuii-
cable 10 IL aud IS authorized la transact in The
District 81 Columbia its appropriate business *
insliring property against loss damage by
fire and lightning and toT9adoeS. and making
al kinds Of insurance on goods and other prop
rrty IN course OF transportation land ard
water and on any vessel or boat during the
2Ist day 81 December Of the wear next proceed
ing the date hereof, Is shown by the statement.
under oath, required by section ca. amended
OF She Code Of Law of the District Of Columbia
70 be as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available as
sets. -, u /, 80 -
Aggregate amount II liabilities Tex
cept captaD including re-insur-
ance ......-.......-..........- l.7ss. s26 81
Net assets. $S5. 7i9 %
amount Of actual paid-uB capital 100000 %
Surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is5. 10 90
Amount Of insurance in force. .3I5. 102, 1913 Oh
Amount OF losses stIstained.------- 90, 529 Is
Amount OF income for the =e=- N
cash ...--------.-- Z.949f9o4 =
Amount OF expenditures for the year
in 1881, o2l o
In witness whereof ! have hereuat0 subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 be az
fixed the DAY and year first above written.
fSeaIA TlfOS e DRAKE
Superintendent Of Insurance.
II District Of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FINANCIAL.
A Savings
Account

Opened with the Banking Depart
ment of UNION TRUST & STOR
AGE co, 1414 f St. n. w, draws
interest at the rate of , per cent per
annum. and Is always subject to check
at viii. Let us have YOUR account.
EDWARD }. STELLW AGEN. 90 President
JAMES G. PANNE.-.-fst ice President
GEO. T. HAMILTON. I'd Vice President
Attorney and Trust Officer
GEO F. FLEMING. .- Secretary
CHARLES :. BRADLEY -------- Treasurer
HARRY q. WILSON Asst. Treasurer
" FRANK D. HEBRON ....--. Auditor
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-U- s Is. S500d110%: Capital
Traction. I0aI27ss- I0GI27Ia, 10QI27lz:
Mergenthaler, 5@1S12a, 5G1S1A, log
1912. 1od1s115. 5ats11e. 10dl8t12, 10q
1878. 10a18l2s. 1004IS114. After call
Greene Copper, 10od235s: MergenthaIer.
10a1S15s. 1091S7s. I001SI9s; Peoples
Fire Insurance. 1O0664.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

F0R SALE Gentlemen Rambler; low frame
SI2; also lady's Sterling: cheap Address BON
81 this Office. mh5I-3C
FOR SALF-l00 Wheels good as new, - mp.
& T. HUNTER, II3 Pennsylvania ave nv.
Inh3D3t
FOR SAIE-A $50 bicycle for sl2. Leave sd-
dress, BOX 80, this Office. mh29-3t
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

The J. p Morgan statement has added
a little confidence TO public feeling, but
some issues are not responding to what
looks like inspired buying, if not large
investment purchases. The market is
in good technical position, and this is
the principal favorable indication
The Washington times., 1903-03-31

The fact that most OF the news gov
erning the stock market was OF q ia
vorable character yesterday makes the
unsatisfactory tone of the market all the
more pointed. and it has come to the
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
OF the
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA


DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Washington, March - 1903.
/. THOS. f. DRAkE, Superintendent of igsuT-
tifr that the FIREAiEN'S FUND INSU RANCE
COMPANY, located at san Francisco. in the State
OF California, has complied IN all respects with
the laws Of the District Of Columbia appli-
cable 10 il. and IS authorized 10 transact In the
District Of Columbia its appropriate business Of
Iusuriug property against loss damage BY
FIRE and lightning and tOrnadoes, and making
all kinds 81 lnsJr.snce Of goods and other prop
erty in course & transportation on land and
current year It's condition and business, the
5ist Gay OF December Of the year next preced-
ing the date hereof is shoan by the statement,
Under OATH required by section G47, amended,
u the Code Of Law Of the District Of Columbia.
TO be as follows
Aggregate amount Of available as
.....--.-. s. o. 923 d3
aggregate amount OF liabilities Tex
cept capitaD, including reinsHT-
mount Of actual paid up capital. 1000 GEO 90
Amount Of insurance in force. -s06. I2l $50 On
mount OF losses sustained --...... 1913. 439 -
Amount Of income for the year III
cassi .....,-.....- 3,t'53,s0 -
mount Of expenditures for the year
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
5NFd, the day and year first above written.
tSeaiD TIOS- J. DRAKE
Superintendent Of Insurance,
It Distrlct Of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


Washington, March .. 1903.
7. THOS. T. DRAKE. Superintendent Of Insur-
ance Of the District o. Columbia, do hereby
certify that the AETNA LIFE INST RANCE
COMPANY. located az Hartford. in the State
Of Connecticut, has complied in all respects
with the laws of the District OF Columbia ap-
piicabIe to it. and IS authorized to transact ln
he District OF Columbia its appropriate business
Of making insurance on the lives OF or against
accident TO persons, and insurance connected
Herewith Its condition and business, the
3lst dav 0f December Of the year next preceding
the date hereof il shown by the statement,
under oath as required by section 64I. amended,
Of the Code of Law for the District OF Co
lumbia. TO be - follows:
Aggregate amount Of available
sets Sf53- 4Ul-E ia "
Aggregate amount OF liabilities tex
eept capitaD. including reins5Ir
ance. and special accumulations.- T.9o2.6I5 Is
General surplus policy holders
secount Observation-Disclosures. 3.74s. $50 80
Capital stock ------.-----.-- 1-750, 600 %
Amount of insurance in force. lS2. 065 90
Amount Of losses sustained $3.50 III 20
Amount Of income for the year l2,s16 500 %
Amount Of expenditures for the year. 9.2es, $50 80
IN witness whereof, / have hereuns0 subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 lie RI
4xed. the day and year hrst above written
(SeaI) THOS. T. DRAKE,
Superintendent OF Insurance,
District of Columbia
W II PARSONS. Dist. Agent
II 6l5 18th St n ".
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE.

tSpoeial 20 The Washington Times.)
NEW YORK. March 3L-FoIioving
we're the quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
The Washington times., 1903-03-31
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
rICE COR. gTd AND f SITS.

OFFICE, COR. gTd AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans in any amount made on approved
real estate or collateral st reasonable
rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject to check.
This company acts as executor. admin
istrator, trustee, agent, treasurer, regis
trar, and in all other Adgcisry capacities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and fiTeproci
vaults fo- safe deposit and storage OF val
liable packages.