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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

StneCule corrected TO January L 1870.
All ua-is arrive at and leave from Pennsy lyanIG
.R siG Ma AM1iDaiyLoca fer pAn,e Charlotte
esls ana Har=:sonburg daily. and staunten daily
Western daily ard Win aDS ~.h n for Nan.
day bFicse daily and Lexington daily except sun-
Ills AM-Daily.-TTE UNITED STATES FAST
~ Pullman Sleepers. New York and Washing.
sleeper for AshevIIie and Hot springs. NC: knoI.
ciae1 ,s;nattaIoogs end Memphis Tenn. and at
Columbia with sleeper for Charleston. sleeper New
sieepeT for Hew 9Te.hs uniting at Shnri@Ile with
NeT "a orleans Without change Dining Car service.
Harggi q. d.ily except sunday
$50 PM-baiytGTS EsNaFI S4E kN f1i foRin,
EAPRESS Carries Pullman Buffer Sleeping Cars
Tampa via sna tfn4 and aHI to S
gusta via Columbia with connection for Aiken.
$50 PMeDaily "WAsHiNGToN AMI cIfhr.
ITiANooGA LIMITED VIA LYNCHBUEG. With
New Orleans through Bristol. ParIor aud h,s.-g "a
hon Car between EadfcTd. Va. and Alfalfa. Ala.
W. Io; 70 2 N ;.ps.,y.-wAsHINGToN AND SOUTH
Pullman Sesllhuled Sleepers, Dining Cars aud bay
."aches Slee"crs New Yolk 10 Nashville Tenn. via
Memphis, VIA :irmu CHAN; New York t" New Or
leans. Via Atlan.s and Mont gnmery. connects at
sservstion Car New Ycrk and wasbinetan to At
Y Extra brhtinr Room Sleeper between New
Is u Jay connecting thence with Sunset
EHtinited ioi i trnncIscp- hestiiIued Dsy Goa n
NSasnlhs on tC Albania Dining Car serve
nunstt Iers"nally Conducted Tourists EI.u-sinu
Int1ugh Sleeper 4I' this tain every MnBgsy We'd
change
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO IifyIS.
ION leave Washington 1901 a daily - % NJ
Gally. except SUNDAY. and 6.25 o. IN SlHdays only
Tor Hou:sd Hiil. ABS pm. daily, except sunday
6:23 ? IN. Saturdays and IL 20 pm. Wednesdays
and Saturdays for l1ceshErg and 6:25 p. IN daily
LOT Herndoa Returning arrive Washington
SIC am DAILY 2:i5 D IN. daily. except Sunday,
and 8 10 p N. SCnIay only. from Round Hin; sod
I'm. daily, eAcep; Sunday, from Herndon. and ZOO
m: Mondays. S:3I n m daily. except SUNDAY and
burg.
Through t-ains from the south arrive at Washing
ton 81 am, Rs am. Hnd 2:l5 prl. aud S so
Pm oalIy; liarriSInhugg. l2:OU noon daily except
SUNDAY ana S:45 m. daily aud FROM CLarlOttes-
Vile BIS a m and 9:i5 pm. daily.
1lckets sleeping car reservations and other infor-
nation furnished. and baggage called for aud
checked from Hotels and Residences by UuIoa
Transfer Company. orders left at Ticket Offices
100 FIFTEENTH ST. NV. 5ll Pennsylvania avenue
Nv. and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station T,le-
ice. ~
FRANK $. CANNON. &c Vice Prest & Gen Mgr.
J. N. CItlP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
L. ). BROWN, titneral Agent. iAS
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS VESTIBUI ED
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS
Schedu in effect June is, 1899
2:15 Pm. DAIY-Ciroinnati and St Louis Spe-
train fer Cincinnati. Pullman Sieepers
to Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville, indianapolis
and St Louis without change Parlor Car Gov
tngton. Va, TO Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor Cars
Cincinnati TO Chicago.
II 10 Pm DAuY-F F. v. LimIted-Soid train
for Cincinnati. PullEIan Seepers Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change. Pullman
Steering Car to Virginia Hot Springs connection
for Hot Springs. Va. daily. without change Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. Observation Car
Hinton to Cincinnati Sleepers Cincinnati to CHI
cago and st. Louis.
2:15 PM DAILY-For GordonsviIe Charlottes-
Vile. Stapnton daily. and for Richmond daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 513 Pennsylvania avenue, COO 18th st. near
F. and the station. Telephone call l4iI for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service.
d. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agent.
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BUILDING TRADE COUNCIL.
Delegates Admitted Last Night
F1ourishing Financial Condition.

The Building Trades Council at its regu-
lar meeting last night, with President E
]. Radigan in the chair, admitted delegates
from Carpenters Union, No. /; Amalga-
mated Society of Carpenters, No 100; Mo-
sale and Encaustic Tile Layers Mosaic
and Encaustic Tile Layers Helpers, Hold
Carriers Union, No. =; Plasterers' Union,
Steam, Steam Filters Helpers Union and
Sam. D. Nedrey as fraternal delegate from
the Central Labor Union.
The auditing committee reported an ex-
animation of the books of the financial sec
rotary and treasurer and the finding of the
council in a Furnishing condition financial
~. The question of creating the office of
business agent will be presented for dis
cussion the next meeting
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


The January meeting of the Soldiers
Union connected with the First Congrega-
tional Church was held last evening. Mai.
Henry R'meyH. the president, presiding
Papers were read by II. N Copp and Mai
Geo =. P"twin- Others gave short RENT
niSc~ncss- and an exhibit Of war relics. Gov
eIing several tables. was displayed.
An election IF officers for the ensuing
t. M resulted a follows: Jerome f John
son president. H. y. Copn- vice president;
Rev J. II. Bradford. secretary and treas
Urer-
Music and Rotations We're furnished by
Misses tiatiI. Newton Ross and Wood
ruff Refreshments Were served by the
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Chas Manchester for Mt. Vernon
at IL am. and 1:IJ pm.
Steamer Newport News for Fortress Mon
rec and Norfolk at $50 pm
Steamer F.sielle Randall for Glymont and
inferno iiatr points at 80 I'M
Steamer Harry Randall for Chapel Point,
NOmini and river landings ut : am
Steamer Pot mae for Baltimore and lower
river landings at pm
Trains leave III. street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue hourly for Arlington from m TO
pm. and for Mt. Vernon hourly from IL
an to = pm.
Cars I"avt, -Aqus duet bridge for Arlington
and Fort M~cr cry half hour from am
TO II pm. and every hour for Falls Church
from q. III. to il pm.
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In Satisfactory Condition.

The treaSurerS report shows our
finances to be in a most satisfactory con-
dition The various requests received have
been securely invested, the interest being
applied to aid the work of the society The
amount Of such requests, including the
sum of s., 109.6O just received from the sale
of the Stoddard property, is now SIG, 2U36O,
and 1t is hoped this may be kept toward the
purchase Of building for the use Of the
society and the renting of offices.
Our running expenses at present,
through the generous gift of 81 900 from Mr.
Chester A. Snow of your executive COM
mittee. are amply provided for. We are
free from debt, and our whole expense for
office rent and clerical service Is but $50
per month. No appropriation is received
from Congress- and feel safe in saying no
other humane society in any city of equal
size in the United States can show as good
results with so small an outlay of money
as this our Washington Humane Society,""
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To Set Aside Deed.

Mary Ann MCGEE and twenty-five others
late yesterday afternoon fled suit in equity
against Mary ]. WEIGH and five others, by
which 1t is sought to have set aside an
alleged fraudulent deed. recorded July "a,
1913, that relates to the property at SIT
Market space, now occupied by the United
States Express Company.
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PEVNSYLyANI. RAuRo.n

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
7:5S p An: WEEK DAYS. PfrTsBGnG EXPR i
G Gan SSieepag. Dining Smoking and Observation
ois sf Loasg to chssgg ndgIap
,d Fs5'o + & SaF e P, HH4PFTlssgTs. nu
ca p to Harrisburg Buffet Parior Car Harrisburg
So; sei Pm 81 CHICAGO AND ST: LOUIS EXPRESS.
ING and DiAing Cars Harrisburg to IndionapoIis,
ReEkS a Ana GhssS
tns Car to Pittsburg and Chicago. Dining Car to
T:2o Pm. SOUTHWESTERN ExrREss.-PuIl
nan steeplng Cars Washington to Pttsburg and
1919 PhcIFIc E SfT F1Sa G's Sleep
7S5 AN for tS5 ZANE. canandstgu.. Rochester and
1919 HasaTs n Fails Ills daily Ally. except sunday
20 ssnf9 o9 daily $50 Pm
and Niagara Fails daily esesPt Sturdy
~ with VT Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester
SasaT rSs GSg pa@Sa ee BHs
+ Eoh S% s SoFk sS SI TIE
400 Pm. "coNGREsSioNAI. LIMITED" daily.
Req aesSia lat at 100 Dining Carr. 100 7:55 Sis
i1S Rins Sar 1 a9s 4 s 49, 5Sg pPs u %s
Car rFe% & Gaf aV Sa s:GS
IoSo and so SaF from F0I p ssal9G5e $40
FEInFef SsuI I2:lo Pm. week days 2:oi and $40
and 500 p NJ daily = '"se' ''0' AN week Gays
1000 io5e. ii:So ' aM ;I i21 81 si'' CSC.
so SO SIS S $50 aos Lt ISsS
s s:ss 1902 c5 n II;ss i2 sSs is
100, 1000, 1910 and ii so PM ''''' O''''
For Pops Creek Line. 1865 An. and 4:s1 PM
For Annapolis, 200 and 900 AN. 1918 and $40
P PM week days Sundays. 800 A-Ak ana $40
Lines EGtd So nf Eq ss 9? k hs cS ",
hSSnosd and Sss cara '9in as sFss!s
d day saG 9 8 for 9nantico 14' An.
r. .,. sEaAshoRE c9NSEcrIoNs
rail T9gse SlS an. 400 Gogressionsl LniisSd
and ioS An u. MSF EN- s' week dsys
For Cape May. Ii:oo NJ week days, II 90 PM
Ticker Offices. corner Fifteenth and streets. and
can he LETT for the checking OF baggage To-
ti9n from hGt s' and esi sar
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
RAILWAY COMPANY.
From s'n5ie sd la ST and fsnnsyISania ave.
s a9F s s5 s Tesk days 10 cS9 % 100 500
14:l5. $50. sos, I5:ao $40, 6:of $50, 3:S
7;45, 800, 9:45 1880. ll:l5 am, 1900 noon,
l2;45 80 2:l6. 300 3:i5. 4:So, Sis. 600. G:I5
For Mt. Vernon: week days. $50, 500 1000,
ll:0O am. I12: oo. I.:20, 200, 2:40, $50 7;08
300 pm. Suncays. 300. l2:OO noon, 2:I5' s:sS
6:45 300 pm. '
For Arlington ind Agaesluct Bridge, week day.
500 $3.50, 1910 1000. IL 100 M, .la:05 sI2:20
d2;4o 'l;4', 100. '2:I0 '3:2o. 4:15, sos. 0:O4,
G:3o, ao5. SOD pm. sundays, 7:45, 900. 9:43,
1880, HIS an. 1900 noon. l2:45, 80. 2:i5.
800 3:45, 4:30 Jas, 500. G:45. 1880, Sis pm.
Parcels carried all trains. baggage checked.
LE.press To Arlington only.
G. E ABBOT, T. COIyIN
President. superintendent
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Sunset Limiteds connection leaves Wash
ington Tuesdays and Saturdays 1915 pm.
via Southern, A. & w. p, W. of A. and l.. &
n. Special Sunset Limited drawing room
and state-room sleeping car to New Or
leans. connection through to the Pacific
coast. Observation and dining car service
Washington office. 7O5 18th st. l.. s. Brown,
Gen'l Agent.-Advt
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Violating Hack Law.

George w. Tilman, colored hackman
was before the Police Court today on the
report of Inspector Lamb for an alleged
violation of the hack law. 1t was charged
that his vehicle was badly worn and was
unclean, In addition to being unsafe Com
plant was made that the harness was
patched with Irvine and wire, and that the
door Of the vehicle came off when an eff
fort was made to inspect it. Tilman had to
pay fine of So.
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The District Commissioners have APPROX
ed the recommendation Of Maj Sylvester.
the chief Of police, that Policeman William
Mcmahon be retired Il pension Of $50 per
month. The retiring board found the Of
fcer to be incapacita;ed because of disease
contracted in line of duty, and recommend
ed that he be retired with the above-named
allowance
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BALTIMORE sII AND ONO RAILROAD.

s,,Hfuult IN rlItct december "a 1883
Leave Washington from station Of New
For Chicago 's sns ave; and st ,
trains 10 8 anne nno sos 5'n p@ daify Limited
nr aoT Cincinnati St Louis and Indianapolis, Er-
eTgSs icS m Festihuled Limited. $40 pm-.
For i,Ittsburg and Cleveland. Io:ss an. $50
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit 1905 night.
or MinSheSter and way stations. ts.35 am.
Il F g. E s459 ssf day.. 1ssS 800 $50
9i sis ss s1i5 is 800 s asce ;,sSs
80 s3s"; 12:o9 an No. Hi2;o5 90 lis, 400, SIS
NO. Ko:lo' $50. $500. Ilo:oo III:3o, ail:S5
=. For Annapolis 7:le and s:so am. 1918 aud
For Frederick. week days s:s5 am. iO:5o an,
$50 $50 pm. sundays, 900 am. i:I6 pm.
For Boyd and way points Week days s' SIS Am,
4: S9 $50. 1:oS pm Sundays. $500 am, I:I6.
For GathershgTs and way points, week days.
1i 10 am LOO, 300, 1870, 4:33: $50. 7iS,
For For Washington Junction and way points. week
days, $50 a.m-. 4:3o. $3.50 pm. Sundays, 900
am ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains iamins ted with Pintsch light
.o For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York Bos-
tS9 To- ISoG 6'sf 1 Ssss a days l5S S Rs
R,m; DINER, 300, Royal LimIted'' Exclusively
500, II 30 aud s hight 1sleepnr car oscR an az
80 49, . Tockl sundays. 1853, 900 am, l2:o5
o:Up II 80 and 80 night Sleeping Car open 10 %
Parlor Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m, l2:o5 noon and
d d:iS aud $500 pm week days. I2:o5 sun
For {rt Cane May: week days 1905 and LIS Pm.
Baggage called FOR and checked PTe@ b sFaihs md
residences by Gnicn Transfer Co. orders left at
YORK. avenue and 18th Street and al pepat, New
F. D, UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN,
ana Cen Manager. DIX
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Lecture by Rabbi CaIisch.

A lecture was delivered last evening be-
fore the Young Peoples Temple Society in
the Eighth Street Temple by Rabbi Ed
ward N. Calisch of Richmond, Va. on The
Influence of Greek Culture on Judaism and
Early Christianity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-10

Therefore, if you buy the best you save
time and often avoid embarra sSments 5-ib
box best creamery butter at S1.10. James
+. Oyster. 300 Pa. ave-Advt.
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Observation-Disclosures Sleeper via B.


Quick service 10 Michigan points daily on
100 am train. arriving Toledo G::;l pm.
without chang. same day. making close
connections 10 all points in Michigan
Advertisements
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MEDICAL.
TILE X=RAY

MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
81 9th ST., cor. La av. NV, Washington. ID. c.
N-RAIS IN Use FOR EXAMINATION AND
DIAGNOSIS. Authorized To TREAT
All diseases Of the Ndse, Throat and Lungs Heart
Nerves, Brain. Blood. Skin stomach X idneyS and
Bladder. Structure. Nnric1cele and Rydroce,s
cured without cutting operation.
FREE CoNSt LTATIoN.
Hours, from 10 TO and 10 G. Tuesd. Thnrsd
and Safurd.. III nm. i.c -. -
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Retired ON $50 Per Month

in fine statuary is 10 he seen at the ART
rooms OF J. F Manning K CO.. 13l Pa ave
A free exhibit You are invited.-Advt
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White Ash Coal, s4.25 per ton. Suitable
for range or latrobe. John Kennedy, yards
4th and F SITS. ne, n. Cap. and H SITS. Of
fee 1855 + II w.-AdVt
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DRINK KENNY'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Highest quality Lowest prices. Sugars
at cost {. D. KENNY, $ City Stores
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The Frame Makes the Picture and
Morrey makes artistic frames. 1215 G st. H. w
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ANTON FISCHER'S, 9OG G.. EVENING
GOWNS. LACES & GLOVES CLEANED.
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Why, of Course, See NoIte.
He's the man who papers rooms for only So
up. New paper Finest work SO 9th 1t
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CITY ITEMS.
Hotel johnson Cafe.

High-grade oysters and other Marine
Products. Special Midday Lunch and Table
d Hote Dinner. 1t
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DIR. Leatherman,

Expert specialist in the cure of all sncciaI dis,
cases OF men and women. Consultation free
Daily - L. - 3; Tues. Thurs. and sat.
evenings: tt s. eo2 nv Closed on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-10

New York Chinese. Restaurant. First
class cook. For the ladies and gentlemen
Come in and give it a trial 1874 Pa. ave.
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parties have Dowuey'S Model Stables 1G22
p L ST, furnish the arriares-Advt
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If NOU WE'RE y WIZARD
and could be- everywhere al once. you'd be
astOuiid.d to see th, number of folks WhJ
enjoy SchuciGer-S MALT BREAD for
dinner, Your Grocer has it fresh. &c
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Results of the Work.

There is one very important matter to
which 1 would specially refer, and that is
the present and past mode of removing
ashes and trash, and as no reference to
this will appear in any reports to be sub
mitted, | feel it my duty to record what
has been done by your executive commit
tee to remedy this great evil.
Last January an article prepared by
Mrs. Crammond Kennedy was by vote of
the executive committee submitted to the
Commissioners of the District | will only
read the last letter received from Mr. Com
missioner Wight on the subject, as the
whole correspondence will appear in the
annual report.
The letter is as follows:
Your letter relative to the matter of
legislation having for its end the collection
of ashes by the District was duly received,
and in reply all l can say is that the Com
missioners are favorably disposed toward
such remedy Of the existing condition, and
that when they go before the appropriation
committee in considering the District bills,
If the Commissioners find the committee
favorable to the proposition, they will urge
an appropriation for it
THE letter was signed by John B. Wight,
Commissioner
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Favors, scrap pictures, toys. jay Gould's.
ja6-5t*
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WASHINGTO.S DRESSED BEEF.
Spring Lamb New York Roast Beef, Del
InGnicO Steak. go to John r. Kelly West
End Mkt. 22d & P 9th street wing, Center
Mkt. COrncd Beef a speciality.
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Fussells Ice Cream and Fancy Cakes
Iafe open till IL pm.
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IT Is No SECRET
The reason she left her happy home was
because they would not buy ice cream and
tCes from d Ecliand gI1 y 81. NV
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The Presidents Address.

The address of President Pratt was in
part as follows:
II will state as briefly as possible the
work of the past year. The reports to be
submitted will inform you in detail of the
action of your executive and special COM
mittees and the work of the agents
Our agents for the protection of animals
sun deserve the highest communication for
zeal and discretion in the performance of
their trying duties. which the following
brief summary of the reports abundantly
proves: Cases Of cruelty investigated, Is, SOB,
an increase of 1910 over last year; prose-
cuted, $50 an increase of 216 over last
year; convicted $I4, an increase of 227 over
last year: cash from fines and forfeited
collaterals. S3,9OS, an increase over last
year of 81. 00S.
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Lamb" will be given. Wednesday even
ing and at the Saturday matinee Carmen
will be presented. with Clara Lane in the
title role: Avery Strakosch as Michiaeia
and ]. X. Murray Escamiilo, the torea-
dor. "Trovatore' will be given Thursday
evening. and on Saturday evening the sea-
son will close with production of The
Mkado.''
Regular theatrical prices will prevail dur
ing the opera season. The sale of seats
opens tomorrow morning at the Lafayette
Square Opera House box office
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LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday Afternoon
and Officers Elected.
Report of President Pratt of Work of
the Past Year The
Finances,

The annual meeting of the Washing ton
Humane Society was held in the parish hall
OF st. Johns Episcopal Church yesterday
at 40 pm. There was very large at
tendance of members and friends. After
the delivery of the presidents address re-
ports of work done by the agents were
read, also reports of the various commit
tees Forty-two new members We're pro-
posed and elected
Mrs. Mary Howe Totten moved that here
after the society hold public meetings
monthly, the executive committee to pro-
cure a convenient hall in which to meet.
The motion was received with great favor
and was passed unanimously
The president, Mr.. A. s. Pratt, was re-
elected for the twelfth time and vice presi-
dents. officers and an executive committee
named, as follows:
First vice president, Mr. ]. B. 7. Upper.
Vice presidents-Mrs. VIM. f. Chandler,
Mrs. A. l.. Barber. Mrs. Florence Murray,
Mr.. Crammond Kennedy, Rev. Alex. Mack
ay-Smith. Mrs E. c. Halliday, Mrs. ]. B.
Henderson, Miss H. b Loring, Mr.. H. F.
Blount. Corresponding and recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Amelia S. Stowell; financial
secretary, Mrs. II. B. F. Macfarland; treas
urer. Mr.. Edwin NJ Truell.
Executive committee-The president. the
treasurer and the, secretaries, ex-of1icio
Mrs. 70. c. Halliday. Mrs. A. J. Chapman,
tiiss W. "A. rect, Mr.. j. Is. L. upper, MIS-
Florence Murray, Miss Harriet B. Loring,
Mrs. A. l.. Barber Mr.. H. F. Blount Mrs
a. F. Blount. Miss Me. Gale, Mrs. J. B.
Henderson, Mr.. H. b. f. Mcfarland, Miss
Elsa Mckeever Mrs. deb. Randolph Keim,
Mr.. Edward l. Renick, Gen. Rufus Saxton,
Mr.. James L. Pugh jr., Mrs. c. L. Bishop,
Mrs. T. b. Hood, Mrs. f. b. Austin, Mrs
b. p. Mimmack. Mr.. r. Ross Perry Mrs
Mary Howe Totten, Mrs. f. Cairns, Rev
E. Bradford Leavitt, Mr. w. c. Mayo, Mr.
A d. Addison, Mrs. VIM. E. Chandler, Mr..
Crammond Kennedy. Mrs. Crammond Ken
mour. Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton, Miss NJ. e
Gwathmey. Mrs. Mary L. Bennett, Mr.
Wallace w. Hite, Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite,
Mr.. Chester A. Snow, Mrs Marian Longfel-
low ODonoghue, Mrs. Emmerson Smith.
On motion of Gen. Rufus Saxton the
thanks of the society We're given to Rev.
Alex. MackaySmith and the parish of St.
Johns for the use of the hall for the an
nual meeting.
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BIJOU THEATER.-The Bijou's program
for the week commencing Monday after
noon. January 10 will be opened with a
bureSque, entitled "A French Mock Tur-
tie in which the house stock company
will be seen. The principal parts will be
taken by Lew Carroll, Sam b. Adams Geo
Scanlon. Billy w. Watson, Will Thornton
and Henry Hills and Misses Pearl Stevens,
Maude Eliston, Lillian Beach, Allie Dam
ish and Marguerite Virginia. A selected
olio will follow.
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Everything for
0As R1eysA,b tho Photographic, and Ms
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can be bought at all times In our Sporting Goods Department = prss
that will save the purchasers money. Here are some sample qustshsaL
selected At random from our general stock, which will prove ths tuA &
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Fund. collected By william Hirscseers.
Emanuel Hlrschberf willie Cohsn.
Josepa nsrhsrit. :. Meyer. n sauatsr
ard n. kotenskt
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Afsss s,sspins under ne leaves In n.

Afsss sisspins under ne leaves In n.
seiehoias Park like the babes In the
wood for several days and highs,
Bridget Annie and John German are
now In the care OF the Society for the
prsvsntion OF Cruelty TO Children. They
are nine. seven and -four years old re-
spsetivsly.
Mrs.. German. the mother Of the chill
Arsn. 10 under ares, a. a warrant. She
end her little ones were found In a
starving condition In the little park At
d. Nicholas venus and One Hundred
and Thirty-sevsnth stree, yesterday.
Until two weeks ago Joseph German.
the father Of the family, vas at work In
Q coal yard and lived with his family at
sD West One Hundred and ~rhirty-hrst
street. Then he lost his place.
Day after day he searched for work
and could no, md II. Mean time their
money rave out and finally there was
no more bread for the children. Then
0orman disappeared Mrs. German
shinks he 10 looking for work and Will
yet return.
Neishbors helped the mother and chill
dren for some time. Then they were
pus on the street.
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The Ne, Of volunteers for the Sick
Babies Fund beneat at Manhattan
1gus.c Hall. Bath Beach, tonight. all OF