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Accepts Them Sureties for hut 10
Per Cent OF Their Assets.

Secretary Shaw. of the Treasury De-
partment, yesterday signed an order
limiting the amount for which bonding
companies Will be accepted upon the bond
Of government officials 10 10 per cent
OF the paid-up capital stock and surplus
of such companies
Il IS understood that the other Cabinet
officers will follow Secretary shaw's OK
ample in order 90 make the procedure
uniform throughout the departments. At
present there are about $1,000 bonds given
by officials under the government on file
i'm the archives of the Treasury Depart
ment. and the penalties these represent. if
all were forfeited. would aggregate
$S0,0o01O. The aggregate capital Of all
the companies authorized to become
bOndsmen for government officials is
placed at SlO0.OO0O0O.
The 10 per cent ruling made by the
Secretary will be received with bitter dis
appointment by large number OF fnan-
ciers interested in surety and bonding
companies. for It VIII have the effect of
materially lessening their profits In
Aorder TO go upon the bond Of the more
eavily bonded officials Of the govern
Slent. or those who enter into contracts
with the government, IL Will be necessary
for almost all of tie companies 10 rein
cure or rebond the risks with other COM
panies.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
BY D. Friday
PRESBYTERIAN.

LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor. =.
Cap and Q SIS. Preaching by Dr. r. II. p.
sailsT al Il a. na-. and by pastor. DIT " Tails
ferfo Thompson. az 10 p. n Sabbath school.
SIS a. m. Christian Endeayor 80 D. u. Seats
five. All welcome
SERVICES TOMORROW SUNDAY AT THE
NOrthminsteT Church 81. NV bet 9Th and
leth win consist u sermons b. tae pastor AZ
il a. NJ. and s .. N. Sabbath school az $50
a. m. and Z +. s. e. T. a. D. III. NisitUs
always welcome.
OBLIGATORY SERVICES FEB. AT WASH
ington Heights Presbyterian Church C0iumbis
and Kalorama roads. Morning service. II a. 10.
Evening service, 40 D. Us. special Offering f0T
the building fund.
GURLEY MEMORIAL Pa. ave-. bet 9th and
fth St.. nT. J. Russell Aerbrcke pastor. Morn
ing service II O'Clock. Esening service 20 O'clock
subject. Children and Parents
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave-.
snd 18th ste. Rev. Teuuis s. Hamln, ID. D..
pastor VIII oficiste tom0rr0w TIE Sacrament
Of the L0sds Supper az II a. u. and az b. ~.
What Is PresbyterianismE'
FIRST. Donald G. Macleod. D. D. pastor. Pub
Die worship j a. H. aud - p. u Evening
topic. The NeR Crusade christian En-
deaT0T anniversary sermon. sunday school go
a. m Christian Endsayor. SIS d. m. Al are
welcome
school at p. n Christian Endeavor at D. m.
Preaching 40 O'Clock hy Hey. led H. CopD.
topic. Doors Of Damnation and Signs ~ Sin in
Washington" Special music.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH n Y. ave-. and 18Th SIS. D.. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor. d a. No.. public worship.
with sermon hy the pastor. : - b. M. a Young
Man in Politics" $50 a. n. Bible school. Gas
m adult CLASSES 60 b. "a. Christian En-
ieaFor Society.
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TO TALK FOR ENDEAVORERS
E. c. Culver viii Lecture on Vel
loWstone National Park.
February Meeting of c. f. Union
VIII Be Held at Y.M.C. Build
inE-NOtes of Organizations.

The Christian EndelvOr Society Of First
Congregational Church. in connection
with the Capital Camera Club, has ar
ranged for an illustrated lecture by +. c.
Culver on The Yellowstone National
Park" to be given in the church Wednes-
day evening Mr.. Culver's twenty years
residence in the park is sufficient evil
dcECe Of his qualification 10 speak upon
the subject. and il is believed that the
collection OF cOlOTed views and moving
pictures which he brings will show the
beauties and wonders Of our great ma
tiOnal park most satisfactorily.
As the itinerary of the trip to the inter
national convention at Seattle next July
includes q week in Yellowstone Park. Il
is expected that a large number OF the
Endeavorers of the District will avail
themselves Of the opportunity TO attend
this lecture. The lecture will be free and
cards Of admission may now be had by
applying at the church office between 10
and o'clock and at the union meeting
Monday night
The February meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor Union will be held at the Young
Mems Christian Association building in
stead Of al the New York Avenue Church,
Monday evening. at S o'clock. in cOnnec-
ton with the Second INSTRUMENTATION
Missionary Institute. The combined pro-
gramme includes a conference on mission
study and an address by c. c. Kitchener.
An opportunity will be given to view the
missionary exhibit.
The secretary of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor has published a list
of those who viii manage the official ex-
CursOns to the Seattle convention. Nearly
all the States and Canadian provinces
nave appointed their excursion managers.
The missionary department of the union
is endeavoring TO get those Christian En-
deavor societies which have not already
orgaaized "a mission-study class 90 do 30
soon. 1t was TO prepare leaders for sucn
classes that the normal class was held
in the fall.
The New Jersey Christian Endeavor
Union has recently issued 4 report cover
ing one years work OF the societies. The
report shows a membership increase Of
over 4.0C0 which is nearly % per cent.
There was a net increase OF % societies.
and each of "A OF the old societies-i2
young peoples. and z furthermore than
doubled its membership over ]. 500 Chris
tian Endeavor members united with the
church during the year.
The entertainment recently given by the
Christian Endeavor Union was well at
tended, and was enjoyed by those present.
H. c. Metcalf read Tennyson's ''Enoca
Arden, and Miss Louie Dale Leeds
played the plano accompaniment by
Strauss. Mrs. ID. Olin Leech. alto: Ro-
land r. Rodrick, barytone, and Miss
Elizabeth Wilbur. violinist. rendered solos
which were frequently encored.
An evening in school with Indian mis-
siOns was the order Of exercises at the
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

Milton p. Allies and William Father 10 &C.
cure 4ohn If Jones. 5000 ] scar. per cent
semi -auuualiv l1t t8
Sguerc I2i5-Beni 8miu J. Cohen 60 uE Oh Charles
". CGuWsIl ard Maurice e. Rlckham to secure
Eva scc.eg. $3.50. 3 years. Isr cent. sCmian-
U8llv. let g.
square l952-Char.ez r pojson et u~. 20 Charles r,
Benjamin and Roger r Mitchell t1 s-ur- Per
U7tual BuiidUg As71r.st.aH. $751; 'or IS.
Hiltrok-Jaurs p. Homes 70 wy t1 Justin ".
Chamhariin and William ID. CLARK. r.. % secure
HtlT r. Num- $780, Eesrs ptr cart =1Tai-
annually lots . and O. Square 500.
ChfbGuuc- Eud0u MrLgfin t1 Herman J.. Gasch
and Julius A. Naedei. 90 seours Herman Gasch.
Ng9 years pr cUt. sluiaEuUaiy, lot q
square Henry r. Porter ~t uz. to American
Security lud Trust Gmrguy t0 secure Bsyard
and paUi Tuckcrmau. executors and trustees
N5019. payable February l. laos. I5 Ttr cent
scmlaUuually. iCrs q 10 81. and part of square
Same to John T. Si1r. r.. and 'oreoran Them
To secure William e.. Eu-tis. $780, 8 years. az
per cent senl-anuually. lot z and part Of
square.
Peters Nil Ssat-Fountain Peyton 60 tx 10 Thomas
Walker and James T. Buudy. 20 secure EHjal.
r. Allen. So. months. pgr cent. part
Square 9ij-GrJrUc b.. PEGS co. Charles T. Store and
Charles s. Fairfax. % secure Aliricl G. Wicy
500. 90 8 months and years, 8 per cent
seniannuaIly LOT I5s
Square 9l3-samusl W. Tucker. IT,. It NIX. 20 same
70 secure same. $40 ] 10 90 months. per
cent, seEi-auunally lots l69 and 10
Square 9l3-tieorEe =. S-amhaUgb 90 same. % Sc
cure same. 500. / 10 70 months utr cent. lot
I63
Square si3-Blanche ". Taylor 20 same 90 secure
same. $3.50. 8 years. 5 per cent emi-auuuany
lots l6i los. and l57
Square 9l5-WHiam g. Lang 60 NIX % same. to
secure same, $50, years, 5 per c,ut lot les
Le Droit Park-lIartha Lyles % Benjamin T.
Leighton and George Francis Williams. 20 Sc
cure Emestine T. Terfing5r Si00. ] year per
cent semi-annualy. Dot g. block s.
Square 429-Hsrvy r. Wilson and Benjamin G..
C0Wl 10 Daniel ". ODon0giue and I.e Roy
Marx. to secure Margaret Il. Stewart sl2o08 8
years, per cent. seni-sunUaly. lot lT.
Square 43i-GCOTge Idcn Il uL. 20 Charles F. Ben
amin and Roger T. Mitchell 70 secure Per
petual Building Association $3.50, part original
lot 10
Square lozs-Alice Carr to same. to secure same.
S000 lot So
Square l2.-Theodore y. B1al e. Tx. 20 National
Safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Company. 10
secure American Security and Trlst Company
$3.50. years, ; per cent, semi-auually west
half Of original LOT T. Same 60 Henry W
Reed and Francis q. Poe. 90 seCug1 Julia :
stockton, $3.50, years 5 per cent semi-an-
nually. same property.
Columbia Heights-Albert H. Ostcrman to William
f, Edmonston and Louis h. Peak to secure
William L. Miller Si501 years, per cent
semi annually. part Tor s. block q
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH 18th ST.. near Dupont
Circle. Rev. c. Ernest Smith pastor. Services To
MORROW as follows. Holy Communion at s a. M. /;
childgens service at 80; Holy Communion, sith
sermon b. rector. at u. Confirmation lecture AZ
p. N. Choral eFensong. with sermon. by the
Rev. W. j. Cox, at s y. Il.
ST. Marks. Sd and A sts. Sc. Rev. Dr.. ". L.
DevIies. Rev T. N. Prescott, Res. John H.
Deis. clergy. Services. 30 Il a. n. 4. 30 p.
ST. JAMS CHURCH. Sth St. near ne. Ser-
ices. 30 70 80. and Il a. m. > g and 80 p. n
The Rev. Father Convers viii preach at II a. n.
and 30 D. N.
TRINITY CHURCH Sd and 6 sts. NV. Rev.
Richard Z. Williams rector. Services AZ - and
II a. M. 8 D. N. Confirmation lectures Sunday at
$50. Monday al 30. BectOr's Bible class at 10
a. 10.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, Georgetown. Rev
James II. W Blake. rector. Q 30 a. n, Sunday
school. u a. m, Litany, Holy Communion. and
sermon by the rector 30 D. n. evening prayer
and special music by the vested choir.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. st. Rev DR.
Mekim. rector Services az and II a. n. and {
and p. 10. All seats free, except at j &. m.
Strangers welcome.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, ed ST., near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. ID. D.. rector
Rev. c. II. H0mead. assistant. Services. 80, 10
and u a. Choral eTens0Hg p. H.. preacher
Rev. }. Nelson Barn. AL seats free.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
DAILY COURT RECORD.


Assignments for Tuesday February 5. 1907.
Special calcndar-No. J. Kuliz vs. Jaeger. Appel-
iant attorneys. II. r. Mculton and John Ridout ;
apieiiees attorney ". J. Lambert.
no. United States ex rel. Smithson vs., Ash
ford Appellants attorney B. F. Leighton: appel
lee attorney, Z. II. Thomas.
No. J. District Of Columbia vs. Green Appel-
lants attorney, Z. II. Thomas; appelees attorney,
John Rid0ut
No PENNSYLVANIA Bridge Company vs. United
states Appellants attorneys Hamilton, Colbert q
Hamilton; arpeilee's attorneys d. W. Baker and
Z. IL Thomas
No. 3. Morgan rs. Adams. Appellants attorney.
=. n Jackson; aDpeliees attorneys. s H. Giesy
and J. j. Darlington
No Riddle vs. Gibson. Appellants attorney
dale.
No. :. Lewis District Of Columbia Appel
iants attorney, J. b. Archer, r.; appellee's attor-
ney, Z. H. Thomas
NO j. runner IS American Security and Trust
company. Appellants attorney, c. r. Carsi; ap-
pellee's attorneys ". F. 8Iattingly and C. Peelle
No 10 Jenkins rs Purcell. Appellants attorney.
{. +. Digs appe!lee's attorneys Berry & Minor
Regular cGl-No. 1914. Jennings IS Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railway Company. Ap-
peiisnt's attorneys. +. H. Jackson, H. E. Davis
and +. 2 Barker; appelees attorneys. McKeuney
Flaunery.
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The following is the programme for
volunteer readings and music next week
in the reading room for the blind at
the Library of Congress. 30 10 $3.50 o. m.
Tuesday, Mrs. James H Jennings
dramatic reader; Thursday, song and
piano recital, Miss Bertha Hansen, Miss
Marie Hansen. Miss Grace Adele Free
berry, and Miss Gertrude Hale. Of Mime
apolis; Saturday, Miss E. e. Copeiin- The
door TO the reading room will be closed
promptly at 2.9O p. m. and Will be opened
thereafter only between the numbers Of
the programme
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Probate Court.

Estate Of Mary D. bradford viii admitted 20
probate and lctt1s testamentay granted to John
G. Edwards aud Albion X. Par;sn, bond, $500.
Attoutc, =. r. Marshall.
Estate IF William W. stone order 90 pay legacy.
Attorneys Wilson x Barzsdale
Estate of Theima Ward Daily: letters Of ad-
ministrati0n granted 90 ]. Granville Adams: bond.
Sl00. Aupmer. II. 5. Mackall.
Estate n Cornclia Nasseil; viii admitted 90 pro
bate ard letters testamentary granted 20 Charles
W. Mossel. bond. S20o0. Attorney, Fred BcaH
Estate If MARY ". Greer, petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorney F. c. Button
Estate Ct kczjaa Williams; petition for letters Of
administration iiltd. Att0ney. Wilton j. Lambert
Estate # Miles Hawkins letters Of administra-
ton granted 90 Robert vs.. Brown; bond. Sl0e At
torucy. r. F. Downing
Estate cI fClL ETaNtOn, petition for letters Of
administration filed. Attorney. i. ". Patterson
Estate Il Helen Lockwood, order Of ALLOWANCE.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o SITS NV Rev. Charles
T. Winbigler pastor. II a. NJ. Three Psnte-
costs" rs p n, WAY Wsitl' Everybody vel
come
+. HEZ SWEM'S SUBJECT: WILL THE NUM-
Der Of the Saved Be Small Lslgel Sunday
night. As oc. Preaching u a. II. Chorus
Choir; free peWs. ID Baptist ca. Auditorium.
4th and Va. ave. Re.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10Th and SITS
DR.. J. J, Muir Services. II q. H.. rs p. m.
Baptism IN evening ). S. go a. m. C. t..
6.5 D m. All invited.
WEST WASHINGTON. sist and y sts Services,
j a. M. and % D. n Pastor c. Z. Stesley viii
preach at night The Left-hsnded Man.
Solo Miss Elizabeth Leckie. Come
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DEDICATION CEREMONY.

Apostolic Delegate to Omcfate at
Services in Dominican College.
The chapel of the Dominican College.
near the Catholic University, Brookland,
d. C. VIII be dedicated tomorrow at 10
o'clock by his excellenCy Most Rev.
Diomede Faleonio, apostolic delegate, as
sisted by visiting clergy and the com
munity. The mass VIII be sung by Right
Rev. Monsignor O'Connell. rector of the
Catholic University Very Rev. L. +.
Kearney, o. P, provincial Of the Domin-
leans, will deliver the sermon
The public viii be admitted. but owing
to the size of the chapel only a small
number can be accommodated.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
DEATH RECORD.

Sarah Dean. Govt. Hosp Insane 50 years
Florcntina J. N. Garrett. 1853 i ST.. IS years.
BETTE Ford, 2O2l iltn st. NV. % years.
John H. Wise, 95s q st. sw., s. years.
Lydia Schwartz. he 9th st. NV. Is years.
Joseph Geier 70l 9Th ST. ne. o. wears.
Ella Johnson. 55i 18th ST. sw.. 80 years
Richard Bruce, 90 l3th ST. ne, Z year
Jennie 4. Frs 1913 X ST. nw-, 4 months
Raphael r Fry, 27l6 * 81 NV. months.
Howard Fairfax iI8 18Th 81 NV. S days
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Circuit Court No. ?
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Griffith IS. Metropolitan Life Insurance COMPANY.
motion TO strike 0ut first aud second pleas over
ruled Compliments solicitors. J. H. Wilson IT,
and T, F. Pratt, defendants solicitors Berry *
Minor. and IA. y. Rowland
MCndll ". Mutual Reserve Fund Life Insurance
Company; time 10 plead extended to February
Plaintiff attorneys. H. l. Franc and s. v Hay
den; defendants attorneys Ralston & Sidd0us
Moore Hin ". Jaeger order q January q 1897
vacated Plaintiffs attorney. Wilton j. Lambert .
defendant attorney. r. J.. Giles.
Ohio National Bank Bradford e a. and Dieu-
dome vs. Bradford Il al: judgment Of fat on sci
IA. Plaintiffs attorney, John Ridout.
eraser q Brand Brewing Company vs.. Flesh
man; commission ordered 20 issue. Plaintiffs at
torueys, Brandenburg & Branderbug
Assignments for Monday February T. 1907:
No 1ll. Grady Washington Gaslight Company
Attorneys. Douglas & D0uglas-R. r. Perry d Son
and MciGenusy x Flannery-
Ncs. 70 and u. Toren vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Ccmpany Attorneys. Thompson & Laskey-
Hamilton. Colbert 4 Hamilton.
No % Webster vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attcmeys, II. B. Naturalization
Colbert & Hamilton.
No 2o6-Pel vs.. McKay. Attorney. H T. Davis
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BREAKS TYPEWRITING RECORD
Patent Office EmpIoye Does $4,000
Words in Seven Hours work.

Miss Agnes Farrell, young woman
from Vermont holding a $500 position in
the United States Patent ONCE. made a
new record in typewriting Friday, writ
ing. in the regular course of work $1,000
words for the seven hours. This was a
voluntary effort upon her part the work
being a rush court record. containing 800
coo words
The best previous records made in this
same Office were 29000 and $1,000 By Miss
Pretty and Miss Alexander. Miss Farrell
was appointed about two years ago
through the Civil Service Commission.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Criminal Court No. 1,

United States Us. AlCysius Brown. embezzlement,
motion for new trial oysrruled sentenced 10 work
house for six months Attorney, 5. ID. Truitt
United States rs. Moses AIorganthal. assault with
dangerous weapon; motion for new trial continued
Attorney, J. 3. Mclaughlin.
United States Us. William BFiCa, h0usebreaking
and larceny sentence. penitcnary fer one year and
one day. Attorney r. r. Homer
United States TTaver5 Ford simple assault .
sentence. Jail for one month. Attorneys, Hughes q
Graz
United States vs.. Kate MaXey and Paul Meagher
abortion. motion for new trial overulcd; sentence
Kate Nlaxey 20 reuitentiary fer ten years ard Paul
AIUagher for four years; appeal noted o0nd 500
each. Attorneys. 2. T. Mattingly and Cuttings *
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 18th ard
SIS ms. j a. M. public worship. with sermon
by Rev, Andrew W Archibald, D. D.. New
Haven. Conn "AWaking i'm the Divine Like.
ness" o. m. public worship. with sermon by
DR.. Andrew W Archibald Some Combinations
Of the HibIe from Bible Lands" Music by
quartet and chorus choir led rs Dr. J. VI.
Bisch0f o5gauist 9 80 a. H. Sunday school. $50
.. H.. special observance Of Christian Endea71r
day.
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL.
CHURCH. Columbia road and 18Th So. nv. Rev.
VI. Ross Fislbgn pastor. go a. m. Sunday
school. II a. u. reception of members and Lords
Supper. Sermon hy Rev d. H. Fislblru 0i
New YORK 3 b. n. Junior Eudeay5T. % D. m.
senior EndCaT0r. b D. m. addres5e5 b5 SIR.
g. G. MicheEeT and AIr. John j.. -leu,an. IT.. The
public irT1tcd
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor 18th and L sts
Ulysses g. 3. Pierce, minister. 9.45 a. n. sun
dsy school and Class FOR the Comparative Study
ot Religion. 30 H.. Unity Study Class j
g. m-t morning service, sermon hy Rev. Edward
Everett Hale D. n. Young Peoples Religions
Union p. m. evening service. second in course
Of sermons The New Thesm-I. God IN
LhrL.t- Al seats free at erening serrlces.
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Baseball Evangelist 10 Talk.

Following in the footsteps OF Billy sun
day, the well-known baseball evangelist,
Ernest 6. Crabill. a former pitcher in the
New York State League. will begin q
series of services at the Grace Baptist
Church, on February 3. He has been re-
tired from the game for three years in
order that be might devote his time 70
religious work The sermons viii be
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Circuit Court No. ].

Hunter vs. Wireless Railway Company. Judgment
by default Plaintiffs attorneys. Ralst0u & Sidd0ns
and r. r Winfield
Peace District Of Columbia verdict for plaintiff
for 800. and JUDGMENT forthwith without costs
Plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf s Rosenberg; defendant s
attorney. =. II Thomas
Piedmont Brick and Coal Company vs. Ricketts,
60 al; Judgment by default against Ricketts,
Plaintiffs attorney. J. 5. Easby-Smith
NuE9cp IS New York Continental Jewel I'll
tration Company, bin Of exceptions submitted
Plaintiff attorneys. Douglass d Douglass and g.
L. Baker. defendants attorneys. NcCammou &
Hayden.
Assignment for Monday, February 4. 1867.
No g. Burton Is. Elkms. on trial ATTORNEYS.
George IL. CaYeri-A. S. Worthingtou.
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MARRIAGE. LICENSES.

E. Charles Flesher. 49, and Laura Bcbrend. 3.
Rev. Louis Stern.
r. Shelby speake, %, and s Olive Davis. 20
Rev. A. s. Johns.
William N. Harrigan, q. Niagara Falls, y. Y.
and Francis Z. Holmes, O. Buffalo y. Y Rev d.
l. Stafford
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. F. u. Power II
Young Sen an3 louug Women Tor Christ and
the Church" 30 "Elhesns illustrated sun
day school. $50 Christian EndaaEor day service
So. Come.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, sth and D sts ne. Services
every sunday at Il a. ID. and As D. m Pastor.
GeoTge A. Miller. sunday school. $50 e. n.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall 1907 q st. NV Ssr,-
ices II a. N. and g p. m Subject " morn
ing lecture b. Bishop Oliver C. sabin Chris
tian Sclencc-Wly q Science" Subject Of sun
day evening lecture by Bishop sabiB The
PRAYER Which Heals Testimonial meeting Wed
nesday evening At 90 Seats free All invited
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

Totals for Tive Weeks, with Per-
centaEe of Increase or Decrease.
New York, Feb Bank cIearings
for the weeks ending January 81 and
January q. 1907. and tho. percentage Of
increase or decrease for the week end
ing January 81, compared with the cor
responding week of 1906. follow:
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0uitcInlm neel.

Bloomingdale-Ch $ Bowling to Grace T.
Bowling, lot 70, blocs :, 81.
Square 5S9-Joha r Shields TO abraham L. Salt
stein. sub0t I35, SD
Square Ernest L. Schmidt ct al to Andrew
Stanislaus Dyer. lot 3. 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Lawsuits,

No i9l3i. ChaIaaan-yyAite Lyons Company vs.
Alfred g. E.driGge note. S00 Plaintiffs attor-
ney H. Winslip Whoatlgy.
No lsi5i Robert y. Belt vs. Julia Aunger: ac-
count. S260a. Plaintiffs attorney. C. L. Frsiley.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

RECENT GROWTH or PEOPLES POWER.
subject Of address by Mr. George H. Saibley az
3 p. m. Pythi4n Temple 1912 g,h s. ma Frgo
seats and free discussion
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square S5-John D. Bragunier ct ux. to Frank S.
Collins ard Leo T. Harlow TO secure Joseph j.
lot g.
Square l52-Margarctta ?. Leech ct ST. John +. to
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN As
sembyi. cor. 81 aud sts. "a. 81. Rev. james ~
Taylor. pastor VIII preach at j d. N. ard 81
p. N. Sunday school, g 80 a. no. y. T.. +. $50
D. n PRAYER meeting. 80 Thursday. Seats free.
All welrg4na
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY II. f. CHURCH. 18Th and Church SIS
nv. Rev Robert NJ Moore. pastor Sunday
school. 80 a. n. Preaching By pastor. II a. N.
and p m Epworth League, y n. seats
free. All welcome
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and CoTcoran SITS. nE. Tie
Rev Frank SewsI. u. d. pastor. At u a. Ia.
the Rev. Paul Spcry. cffBath Me- wil preach:
Holy Communion. Evening service and lecture.
Z % y. m. fifth IN course on "The Present Re
ligious Crisis-The Deity ~ Christ shown ia His
Fulhllmert q the Sertlt.r.. - hE tie na.t1r.
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,Iuch Gold Money Coined.

the United States in January amounted
to s7.2S5.s20 Of which $685. 600 was in
gold, s2S4,O00 in silver, and S427,SzO in
nickels and l cent pieces.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist. 18th
and SIS. uw- Services Sunday Il O. n and S
o.. IT,, subject spirit Sunday school II
a. ~. Wednesday. g 3. m. Public cordially in
vited All seats free. Free reading rooms 10 the
Traders National Bank Building. 10Th s. ana
Ia ave. NV.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and sts
nu. Rev. John Van oclaick jr.. pastor. MI
GilmoW win preach st u a. m. Ar. Van Sehaick
at y. m. Sunday school, 9i5 a. u. Y L. C. T.,
D. n kindergarten II a. H.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States Charles r. Evans and Harry J.
ODounel murder; verdict not guilty. Attorney.
Thomas G. Taylor
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NONSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple. 1912
eth 81 NV Alex Kent. pastor VIII speak at
lbs of Ernest Howard Crosby. seats free. All