THE EVBKHG 1IMES WASHINaTej vSATTODAY DJ3QEMBER 21 1901

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Small Increase In Reserveana Gui Jn Loans

Notable Peatures ITaw York Tractions arid Coalers Amalgama-

ted Copper Inaetlye SugsrAgain Weak in Trade

NEW YORK Dee 21 The Stock Market this opened aad continuedfirm during the greater part of the l eslness sessien There was virtually nothlog that was novel presented lot con-

sideration in this mornings news awlusually the case under similar con-

ditions on Saturday attention and conjecture were chiefly occupied with theshowing which it was expected the bankswould make in their weekly statementof balances

Although the known indications pointedto an indifferent exhibit there was littleor no resultant effect in the market sofar as prices were concerned althoughactivity was doubtless reduced by thechances that banks would show afurther reduction in surplus reservesAs isordlasrily the case oa Saturday

as brvkers requirements are satisfied onFridy

The London market continued dull andthe dealings here for foreign accountwere not upon a sufficiently large scaleto effect prices

Copper Kliminaieil n n KitcforThe trading furnished further indica-

tions oi the elimination as a speculativefactor of the course of Amalgamated Copper stuck Botli tie trading aad the fluc-tuations in that instance were small andinsignificant

Sugar Refining was About the only active stock that moved eeuatec to the gen-eral drift of prices and the weakness inthat instance was again described as be-ing due to the unsettled coodiUws ia therefining industry and the uncertainty asto Congressional acikm upon a re4 ti B-

in the tariff on Cuban snearsThe Stroiifj Ftn 1 11 r s-

XotW strong features of the marketwere the local traction stocksTead of ESftoklya Rapid Transit togetherwith the acinra i c and the bituminouscoal issuVa Socking Valley common andpreferred in very sharp advances werethe features of the latter group QH reports that the retirement of the preferredstock was in contemplation Stl Pawl andUnion Pacific again liYelyin hut after opening firm developed arccactJoaarj tendency on profitrealizing

The bond market wits seatrally Unaand active notably for Consolidated To-bago 4 s awl tValws Uebekture Bheeds

The bask stateircat to be etlethan Was gwaeraliy esffscted showingsmall iBcrese m reserve due to a heavyreduction of leans

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The bank statement vas an agreeablesurprise again today Thehad been fairly hopeful but there hadbeen little doubt that the lookcdfor lossin cash would result in a decrease in reserve Instead one of the largest de-creases in loans on record outweighed theloss in cash and there was a small increase in surplus reserve

Ttj figures of the statement wete asfollows Reserves increased 330300loans decreased 133 S59 specie de-creased 34lOWX legal tenders decreased

1025 60 deposits decreased 189G2WOcirculation Increased 593i

Large Decrease iij I imiIt will be seen that the decrease in de

posits of 19000000 reduced the requiredreserve nearly r000WO The actualcash holdings ot the banks decreased443520 which subtracted from the de

crease In the required reserve gives time

increase in surplus reserve approximatelyTime banks lost 2560 K to the subtreaa

and about 520WW6 in the net inte-rior moyeinent of cash It is not knownwhere the large decrease in loans camefrom as there has been little apparentHanidation this week

Goulds nud Cunler StrongThe Stock Market was dull today for

the most part waiting for the statementThere was some covering of short eontracts and some clique buying early inthe session and some selling by the professionals after the statement appearedthe net movement of the day being a frac-tional advance in most securities StPaul Union Pacific the Gould securitiesand the anthracite coalers were the strongfeatures

Stock YnublesAmerican Sugar vas particularly weak

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is causing much comment Ostensibly itis caused by the alleged war la the tradeand the Tecent outs in prices Some skep-ticism is expressed regarding the bonafides of this argument however as theSugar Trust Is known to have done animmense business during the past year

Another reason given for the weaknessof the stock Is the condition of the beetsugar market in Europe There Is saidto be an immense supply of beet sugaron hand and a large crop of bets in

and prices are off badly in

A third is that the SugarTrust itself is responsible for the breakn the stock not wishing to show too

much prosperity with a Congress openingthat many people believe will discuss trustlegislation thoroughly

Sales TJ S Regular 3s S0105Electric Light Deb 6s 5010o Na-

tiqnal Union Fire Ins Co S7S Colum-

bia Title Co 60 4 LanstonMonotype oll 0 UU Greene Copper 3 fi 20 After call MetropolitanNational Bank 37Jfti-

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KAiUCUAlj STOCKS

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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN EEEDServices Over WcIIKnoivji Defec-

tive to He Held TodayThe funeral of Captain Richard H W

who died suddenly last evening ofheart wIl take place Mondayafternoon at 2 ndock from the familyresidence 2146 F Street northwest Timeinterment will be at Rock Creek Cemetery

Captain Reed was 59 years old andis survived by a widow and two grownchildren He was one ot the oldest andmost popular private detectives in thecountry He has served with credit uponmany Important and was w M likedby all of his associates including hisfellow Knights of Pythias

Captain Reed enjoyed eScellent healthto within a few Hours of his death andwas going about his usual avocations whenstricken But a few moments before he

to his as he passed ona ear apparently in perfect health

Alighting from the car u few blocksfurther on he walked to Twentyninth andN Streets northwest where he fell in anunconscious condition An ambulance was

j called and he was removed to his homewhere he died

POSTAL FBATJDS CHARGED

Wiili Money end StampsThe Chief Fostoflice Inspector received

this morning the following despatch datedNew Orleans December 20 and signed byInspector Johnson

Inspector Rolf today took in custodi-al Poteau I T YH fces Carey alias CA Young and found in his possessionflOS757 also 1 4 and Scent stampsariounting to 12S 7 three drills and rollof Prisoner wilt be taken to FortWorth Tex

This party sent Uf in 2cant stampsfrom Strawn Tex December i by ex-press to Sears RciteicR Co orderinggoods sent to Poleau also sent registeredletter from Strewn to Smyth Co Chi-cago containing 15 jn 2 r S ansI 10cent stamps ordering goods to Fayette-ville Ark

AS TXrTBEATED DREDGER

Cctlisfli Piles Complaint A niiist anOyster Sloop 3fn ter

John Cafiisch who said that he wasseventeen years old and at 2G RohrStreet Buffalo N Y called at PoliceHeadquarters today to complain of alleged Hitreatment at the hands of CaptWilliam Phillips of the oyster sloop WD Meclheim on which he had been employed

Cafiisch had been promised 12 amonth he claims and although he worked from October 9 to 16 hereceived but 465 in cash He admittedhowever that he hadreceved clothingto the value o 20 I-

Caflirch stct s thi while in BriitainsBay several tcoaVhii ago he saw EdwardHerzog knocked dl n i y hiscaptaln because he failed ti gpcmptly respond toan order

Cafiisch was put ishore at Coles Pointon the lower MajhsSbc Greek MondayHe came to the c ty on the steamer Har-ry RandalL

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HEAVY BUSINESS

CHRISTMAS MAKES MORE WORK

CnpHnl of the Xuiion Proves to JleDestination for n Great and

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That Santa Claus as a visitor to bothold and young travel sto a greatextent-by freight is demonstrated by the increased volume ot business handled by

the common carriers during the fortnightImmediately preceding Christmas day Sogreat Is the volume of business due sole-

ly to munificence of Santii Glaus giftsthat in many instances it Is nearly NewYear Day before the common carriershave receipts to show for the safe de-

livery of the packagesThe offices of the Adams and the United

States Express Companies which carryholiday gifts sent out ofjhe city on thevarious trunk lines that radiate to everypoint of the compass from the NationalCapital have been kept busy ilay andnight for the past week and the agentsand employes see no prospects of a relaxation pending the advent of the NewYear

Clerical Forces IncreasedTo give receipts for Christmas gifts

and quote rates first to a point in theNew England States and then in the re-

gion west of the Mississippi or to sometown or hamlet in the Sunny Southlandnecessitates the reenforcement of theclerical force employed and the recruitsto a great extent retard the work of thosewho know all about locationsfor latter are almost momentarilyrequired to give the classification of apackage in hands of a recruit whilethey themselves are looking up a rate toa point in Texas or faroff California orMaine

Hard Work fur Wagon 3IenThe weight and brunt of the increased

volume of express business incident to theapproach of Yuletide falls upon those whodrive and assist on the express wagonswho are required to face the elements Inhandling the boxes and packages and

on the wagons from early morninguntil midnight taking outbound freight tothe various railroad terminals or delivering the inbound freight to tIme consigneesin the National Capital

Perhaps at no point where the expresscompanies do business does the volumeof freight received consist of such Rheterogeneous conglommeration as re-garde destination as in the case in WashingtOH Yet when one stops to considerthat Washington is the National Capitalsuch a condition is easily understood

The agents of the two express compa-nies that operate time vaVious trunk linesout of Washington expect that the volinns of freight business handled this yearwill equal if not exceed the business donein 1SW At least there is every indica-tion that it will not fall much below

for WnRon Men

Apropos of the gladness brought to thehearts of the multitude by the agents ofthe eommoj x rrfers it may be swell toadd that those who are thu3 si dchea toa very great extent remember that thesesame wagon men have families of theirown where the joys attendant at Yuletide are not an unknown quantity andtansy are the valuable remembrances ofthe return of Christmas that are given totm by the recipients of Christmas giftsthat come by freight

The local express companies aye alsodoing a landoffice business these daysAccording to the agents of several of thelocal companies volume of businesshandled is a hundredfold as comnared o

other seasons of the yearAnd thus the good cheer of Yuletide

the manifestations of munificence ofSanta Claus in all parts of the civilized

world is dissemminated to eopleby the common carriers

A FIRE AT TTTB ACADEMY

Its Early UiKcovcrj Saved time Thentre From Great

A serious lire was narrowly avertedafter the performance at the Academy of

Music last night The audience and thewhen flames were

discovered in the rafters supporting thestage to the east of the proscenitin archIt is supposed that the blaze ysus causedby crossed electric wires

Engne Company No 15 wSs Inirrie Jy

called from its quarters around the corner j

and reached the scene just in time tb prevent the flames from communicating witha pile of scenery belonging to the

Across the Pacific company stackedagainst the side wall Had this scenerycaught the playhouse would have beengreatly damaged The firemen laid out aIae of hose but managed to extinguishthe flames with the chemical cntinguishers without turning on the water

The firemen estimate the damage to thebuilding at about 100 Performances willnot be interferes with a force of carpen-ters havinglbeen put to work early thismorning The repairs were completed before noon

An alarm from box 521 early yesterdayevening was occasioned by a fire on thesecond floor of 221 Eleventh Streetsoutheast owned 7 y William Gordon andoccupied by W D Johnston The firestarted from a defective flue and hadgained considerable headway when thefiremen arrived The losses are estimat-ed at 00 to the furnishings and 200 tothe building partly covered by insur

USE OF DEFECTIVE SEWERS

An Amendment to Health llesmln-

Dr AYllliam C Woodward the DistrictHealth Officer has forwarded tbj theCommissioners a communication relativeto the continued use of house drains afterthey have fallen into a defective condi-

tion He says that the department hasexperienced a good deal of difficulty indealing with the nroblein It has beenfound he says next to an Impossibilityto prevent the use by tenants of leaky orobstructed house sewers

Efforts have been made to prosecute tenants for the resulting nuisances but DrWoodward explains that suclf prosecu-tions have had no jjlfect He says thathe has reached thv conclusion that itwill be necessary tc amend the law beforethe matter in question can be successfullyreached Ta this end Dr Woodward rec-ommends that the following be added tothe health regulations as section 11 ofthe ordinances fo tIme Board of Health

That no person shall place any refusematter or permit any such matter to beplaced in any water closet bathtub washstand sink cesspool downspoUt or otherfixture in the District of Columbia connected with any public sewer or with anysewage disposal field when such connection obstructed or defective and permitsthe escape of such refuse material elsewhere than into the public sewer and onsuch disposal field

Dr Woodward suggests that the proposed amendment to the regulations befirst submitted to the Attorney for theDistrict and that if it is reported uponfavorably by him it be duly authorizedas a law of the District and promulgated

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INCREASE IN MNS RESOURCES

Institution Also ShowGreater Individual Deposits

The summary reports receivedby the ComptrolerDf the Currency fromthe National Banks aad loan and trustcompanies in the District of Columbia inresponds to the recent call for a statement of their conditiOn at the close obusiness December Jib 1901 shown alarge Increase in otheip total resourcesand individual deposits over the statsmeat of December 13 1900

The Individual deposits in the bankson December 10 1901 amounted to 1984466050 and their total resources to2826074935 The individual deposits in

the trust companies amounted to 1256873015 and their total resources to 1830440207 making an aggregate of 32

il338065 of deposits and 4656515142 ofresources

Compared with their condition as shownby the reports made December 13 1300

an increase IB shown in the deposits inthe banks of 138474655 and In the trustcompanies u 183057355 or an aggregateincrease of 3215320 10 and an increaseIn the total resources of the banks of146373775 and of the trust companies

of 2020291 or an aggregate increase of348402875

CURRENT EVENTS

BAD POWiRHOBSl ACCIDENT

llelnyc Caused to Electric TrafficItontBntldinc Enterprise Start

d TUe Morton Cadets TeamVfotorions Xotcu

ALEXANDRIA Dec 2L C C Peltonwho has the contract for furnishing woodto the poor of tide city Thursday nightappeared before a committee of the citycouncil to hear the inTestigation of re-ports in circulation that he had furnishedan applicant with a short load of woodSir Pelton explained in a satisfactorymanner how the reports started and thecommittee exonerated him of the Charges

Edward Raminel died shortly before 2oclock Thursday morning his home112 North Royal Street after an illness ofabout three weeks Death was Sue totyphoid pneumonia Mr Kainmel wastaken ill about three weeks ago with ty-

phoid fever and during thepast week thephysicians in attendance had expressedlittle hope for his recovery The de-

ceased was a son of the late Ignatz Rammel was twentyflye years or age andunmarried His and two brotherssurvive hire The funeral will take placefrom St Marys Cathelip Church Mondaymorning at 10 oclock

The board of of the Ravensworth Club which jMKtreeently organizedin this city held nieating in their newclub rooms on Kogtk iashinston StreetThursday nnt an ded to give an

in the near future when a specialprogramme will Iwrrewtered The roomsof the club are glJsVly fjarni bed and

St Marys Catholic Sunday School heldits Christmas entertaiameat Thursday ia fee Ywrte Meas SodAlity

HalH when an exeelleBt raasie awl

There vass a large gatheriSg present ifteluding many grownfolks ad at mime

elusion of the exercises cpdy was distrfoted among time pupils

William A Yotmgr a prominent residentof Alexandria County led late Thursdaynight ai his home in Arliagttin district i

after a long illness The deceased TTJS i

seventy one years of and is survived j

by a widow The funeral will take placefrom his late residence Sunday afternoonat 1 oclock

jtr Young was formerly engaged in thecarriage building business in AVasbtugtonwhere he was oece well known but oflate years had retired to private life

The head ef one of the boilers at thehouse of the Washington Alexan-

dria sad Verne Electric hallwayat Four Mile Run blew out shortly before 1 oclock Thursday afternoon and asa result two colored firemen were badlyscalded Traffic over the road was delayed for some time pending repairs

The funeral of Mrs Jane Aitcliesonwhose death occurred on Wednesday lastook place at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon from her residence 2 9 DukeStreet and was attended by a large HHH

her of relatives and friends of the de-

ceased The funeral services were con-ducted by the Rev E P Phillips of StPauls Episcopal Church tiiil the inter-ment was made Jn St Pauls Cemeterysix nephews of the decease acting aspallbearers

Charles V TCXBW of ihis city andMiss Rosalie Hanlr CrharJoit sville-Va Wednesday at theresidence of S J Harris in es

Charles Zimmerman on Thursday ten-dered his mother Mrs Lizzie Gibson abirthday party at his resslcnce in theMarket Space the occsson being herfiftyfifth birthday A number of guestswere present and a musical programmewas rendered after which a repast wasserved

Augustus Deane who his a shipyard atthe outlet of the old canal locks Is erect-ing a large workshop and boatbuildingshed and before the winter Is over a railway large enough to haul outTsmall ves-sels will be constructed

The public schools of the city closedyesterday for the Christmas holidaysand will not be reopened until January 21902 Many of the eachers were the recipients of handsomer presents the gifts1of their pupils

The Morton CaiSt basketbaU ieam ofWashington last ll tdefeatfid the Alex-andria basketbau taam by a score of 8to 4 The game wasi yell contested and

in Armory Hall Royal StreetMalcolm McLean 0ft Seattle Wash is

visiting friends anti oUitives fnthis cityhis former home

Tiumr lonnblelnoraiie-Ohio at AoutiMl

Little Willie Paw Where is th Isth-mus uv Panama

Father Th Panamado you mean tatrHme thatyou have

been studying grammar two years andyou dont the Isthmus ofPanama is If yTouAalnt able to conjugate the Isthmus of Panama for me by tomorrow night Ill make you go to bed at6 oclock

DRUSMKEN ESSPositively lad permanently cured by

Cure forf Liquor Habit

Odorless tasteless caa be jrireri eecretlyurea where others faiL Endorsed by omIns Christian Temperance Union Also allphysicians Guaranteed to cure 3100 bOx6 boxes Sold by STEVENS Piu ayeand Stk st WELLS Boo sour st MAC3CAUBROS 9th and H eta EVANS S24 F st

CO O Sth st and leadingDruggists Everywhere or by mail ihplalawrapper 7The Howe Medicine t5o

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FINANCIAL

ISSUE Of STOCKOPEN POll aUBSOaiPTIOi KD FIRST PAYMENT

Subscriptions for th4 nd Issue of stockand first payment thereon will be receiveddaily from 0 a m to 430 p m at theoffice of the Association

SHARES 250 EACHPamphlets explaining object and a2va tage-

crthe Association antI other icfonsajlcn furnished

teas application at the omen

EQUITABLE

COOPERATIVE VBUILDING

ASSOCIATIONV

EQUITABLE BUILDiNG lOOt F t tnrJohn Joy Edson PresidentA J Schafhirt Vice PresidentCeo W Casflear 2d Vice PresidentFlank f Bteside Secretary

THE RI88S NATIONAL BANK

OF WASHINGTON D C

Capital 35OOOOOEU-RPIUS AND tJjQyUNDIVIDED PBOFIT3 OWUUENGLAND IREIAND FHAIfCE GER1UKT

Letters of CreditAVAILABLE IK ALL FOUEIGK PARTS

BANK COLLEOnOSSORDERS FOR 1NTEST1IEXTS

STOCK SAND BONDS

Safe DepositLess Than

Those luivlnjr Valuable Pa-pers Jewels etc win rent asafe large enough to hold themALL in tIme lire and burglarproof vaults of U N I O XTRUST AND STORAGE COfor 5 year less than 45c mo

Trunks stored 25c monthBANKING HOUSE VACLTS in F nwFIREPROOF STORAGE BLDG ist K i

OFFICERSEDWARD J STEILWAGE PresidentJAMES G PAy t Vjc Prakfent-OEORGE E HAMILTON 3d Vice President

Attorney and OfficerGEORGE E FLEMING SecretaryCHARLES S BRADLEY Treasurer

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ocHs Bonds FroYisions 6ralaGol03613 I5th St Washington

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American Securityand Trust Co

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SAKE DEPOSIT BOXESSate Deposit Boxes lor in large burglar

froot 5 pr annum and HptrardC J BELL President

Bankers and Brokers419 F Street

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petS ceat int r tthat fc I1EO or say mnuber t tues tfearsSMALL MONTHLY DElfKITS MAY BE MADE

BKCIN TO SAVE NOW

This asaeejatkw is c ie rvative and relieMcBUILDING

1S2SS5 SId tA B Jackson H G Wai r Pres-J Barton Miller Secy George W King Tress

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UNION SAYINGSBOND BUILDINGnth N Y Ave

LOANS 5 TO S50OOur plan is the fairest and most con-

venient to borrowers Rates the lowestLoans nude on Household FcraittirePlaner and other ersonal propertv without remoTal Transaction PRI-VATE Easy ayo ents No expense unlets loan nude Ve alto loan money tosalaried people posi-tions upon their individual note without other security Phone 1113CAPITAL LOAN OITAKA T E CO

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Money Loaned Salaried PeopleRetail merchants teamsters boarding house

without security largest In fortytwoprincipal cubes TOLMANr Room 101 538 15th-tt nw ei4tfMONEY to Jests on real estate personal propertyand coiferal long or short time J C DAVISflog E t n r 0203-

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During his summer vacation an Englishuniversity professor traveled about thecountry asking every tramp that ho metwhy he dWnt work He interviewed 2000vagrants and classing them according tothe various reasons they gave for notearning their daily bread in n orthodoxmanner wo get the following Six hun-

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