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ENEMIES OF LIQUOR
Temperance Workers Hold
Annual Reunion.
HEAR REPORTS FOR PAST YEAR
Rev. T. ID. Richards Classes Gam.
bling ns Twin EyiI-SuDPression to
Be Made Part of the Work of the
Montgomery County Anti-SaIOOn
League-WOmcn serve Luncheon.

Special 10 he Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd. Jan. S.-A large gather
ing Of temperance workers, representing
churches, Sunday school, and religious,
and temperance organizations generally
| throughout Montgomery County. attended
the annual meeting Of the Montgomery
/ County Anti-Saioon League, which was
/ held IN the Methodist Episcopal Church
/ South to-day. The District Of Columbia
/ League was represented by it's attorney,
Albert f. Shoemaker, and several other
members.
! President Thomas J. owen, Of Gathers
burg. read his annual report. in which he
said that, within the past few years. con
ditions in the county. so far as violations
/ OF the local option law are concerned,
have improved so greatly that every citi-
zen ought TO feel under lasting obligations
to the Anu-SaIoOn League for the valuable
assistance it has rendered the people OF
the county and the officials Of the court in
bringing vioators TO justice.
The report Of the leagues attorney,
Frank Higgins. gave a review Of the Grim
inal procedure Of the Circuit Court Of the
county for the past year. and referred in
a pointed manner 10 the local option cases
against the Chevy Chase Club. the Rock
Spring Club. and the Cabin John Hotel.
advising that there should be no let-up in
the fight against these establishments.
Rev r D. Richards, pastor Of Neels-
Vile Presbyterian Church, addressed the
gathering briefly. and in the course Of
his remarks. classed gambling as a twin
| evil with liquor selling, and suggested
that its suppression be made a part OF
the work Of the league. This struck q
responsive cord. and committee, consist
ing Of Roger B. FaTquhar. ". A. Max
well and Rev. Richards was appointed
to report on the suggestion.
a committee consisting Of ". A. Max
well Asa NJ. Stabier. and Rev. Park p.
FlCurney was named to select officers for
the present year. This committee reported
IN favor Of the following. who were
unanimously elected. President Alfred
Wilson. OF Bethesda, vice president, Dr.
Augustus Stabler, corresponding score
tary, Benjamin H. Miller, of Sandy
Spring: treasurer. Alfred c. Warthen. OF
Kensington. Additional vice presidents
were elected as follows: Rev J. +. James
J. ". BOYER Rev r s. Smith. Rev.
Thomas J. Packard. Asa ". StableT. L. O.
BeaIl. Rev. Parke F. Flournoy. r. Bentley
Thomas f. W Walker George r. BeaU.
W. w Hodges. a. Nick. Bowman, ". 4.
. Maxwell. and ". r. Mentor.
At the afternoon session several ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev r. =.
Smith. pastor Of the Baptist Church at
= Barnosville. Rev r X Noseley. pastor
Of Rockville Presbyterian Church. and
b Rev. r. Preston Lewis. pastor Of Rock
2 willie Christian Church
I Between the sessions a luncheon was
served Mrs Thomas c. Cr8oncs had
f charge Of this feature. and was assisted
. by number Of the women Of the COM
munity.
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nstnrn Federal Indictments.

In the United States Court for the East
ern district Of Virginia to-day, Judge Ed
mund WaddiH, presiding. the grand jury
returned the following indictments, Henry
snoot and James Kelson, charged with
endeavoring to start a revolt on the
steamer St. Johns. of the Randall Line;
Edgar I,oper. alias Ralph Elms, alias Ed
ward Mires. charged with making false
claims IN an application for an increase
of pension. and Edward Loper. charged
with making a fraudulent affidavit i'm re-
lation TO a pension claim. The indictments
against Smoot and Kels0n, who were coal
passers on the st. Johns. allege that at
Colonial Beach. on August !, 1905, the two
men attempted 10 usuTp the command Of
the vessel from Capt. Harry 5. Randall
and that they also attempted to incite
other. members Of the crew 10 revolt.
In overruling the demurrer filed by At
tornev r. Walton Moore IN the damage
suit of Arthur q. Williams against the
Washington. Arlington. and Falls Church
Railroad Company Judge Waddil passed
upon a question Of considerable import
ance. that Of whether or not the mere
fact Of a transaction. occurring on gov
ernment reservation gives jurisdiction to
the United States courts. The negative
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court of the United stFtes'
Present: The Chief Justice Alr Justice White
Mr. Justice Peckham Mr.. Justice Mchenna, Mr.
Justice Holmes. AIr Justice Day. and Mr. Justice
Moody.
Frederick T. Field. Of Boston Mass; Nenanis
r Proctor. Of Victoria, Tex: Edward +. WISE OF
New York City; William II. Shea. IT., OF virginia
MINI, and Joseph Y. Cunningham. o. new Cas'ei
Pa we're admitted 60 practice.
No. 81 The State Of Montana ex rel tharies >
Haire. plaintiff ia error vs. James ii. Rice, otati
treasurer; argument continued by Mr.. Albert j
Galen for the defendant in error, and eonciuoee
by Mr. NJ S Gum for the plaintiff IN error
No. 40. ". A. Walker executor Ne sDpehsnt
vs. J. W AlcLoud. trustee. ct al; argued by Mr.
". y. Reduine for the appellant and su5mitteC
by Alr j. W McLoud for the appelees
No lf. East Central Eureka Mining Companl
et al plaintiffs In error vs. Central Eureka Mninl
Company; argument commenced by Mr.. Jackson n
Ralston for the plaintiffs in error and continued D
Mr.. 5 s. Burdett for the defendant IN error
Adjourned until tomorrow at Z o'clock
The day call for Wednesday. January 3 viii b
a. follows. Nos. lil l44. l5. lB, lA land 81, as
80. ~ l52 land ST. and l52 land l55l
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To suppress FruIt Diseases.

Fairfax. Va. Jan. S.-The Fairfax Coun.
" Board Of Supervisors on Monday ap-
propriated H.o00 for the enforcement oi
the Virginia crop pest law IN this county
Six inspectors are 10 be appointed undel
the law with power to examine all sfrui
orchards and condemn trees found to b,
afflicted with contagious disease It /!
hoped by this means 70 stamp out IN,
fatal disease known as ''yelIows." which
has devastated 80 many peach orchards
in Northern Virginia.
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CHIrF JTrgTTCE CIABAUGH.


Estate Of William o. Denison viii admitted 20
probate and letters testamenary granted 70 Georgia
b. Denison; bond. COO Attorney, /. i. Linton.
Estate II James VI. Dean, letters of administra-
ton granted to VIII W. Douglas and Walter g.
Balderston: bond $500 Attorney ". W. Douglas
Estate Of George Washington; petition for let
ters Of administration fled Attorneys, Archer 4
Smith
Estate Of Martha Williams: viii admitted 70
probate and letters Of administration c. T. a.
granted to Mary Hutchinson bond Si00 Attorneys
Wilson & Barksdae.
Estate Of BurreH +. LeEg letters Of administra-
tion granted 10 George ". Wines; bond 500 At
torueys, Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
Estate q Mar Ann Orrid, vii admitted To pro
bate and letters testamentaTy granted 20 William
D. Jarvis; bond. s20O9. Attorney Thomas Walker
Estate of Regina r. spicer; order authorizing
amendment
In re David Waters ct al; order 70 sell rea
estate
In re Ada l.. NJ. Han ct al order appointing
" J.. Ambrose guardian; bond $500 Attorneys
Ambrose & Stutler
Estate of Mary Virginia Brown; petition for Jet
tiers q administration fled. Attorneys. Gordon q
Gordon
Estate Of George Bell. petition for probate o
viii fled. Attorney " " B0armnn.
Estate # Walter Paris. petition fer probate o
viii fled. Attorney. " d. Hoover.
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SEVENTY-FOUR DISMISSED.
Pupils Punished for Outbreak at
Virginia Military Institute.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, Jan. S.-A special order.
issued tonight, dismisses seventy-twO
members of the third-class of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute. who took part In
the outbreak last Saturday. Two others of
the same class, a corporal of the guard
and a sentinel, were also dismissed for
neglect of duty.
The execution Of the order is suspended
until the semi-annual meeting Of the
board of visitors. which VIII be held
soon. In the meantime. any misconduct
or neglect of duty on the part of the
dismissed will make the order operative
at once. Ali included in the order are
released from close arrest. but are con-
fined to the limits Of the barracks
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
PROMOTIONS IN MILITIA.
Are Made at Adjn-
tant Generals ONCE.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. Jan. s.-The following
changes and promotions in the officers
OF the National Guard were announced
at the adjutant generals office this
morning:
Capt Samuel Riggs. Of Rockville,
formerly captain and commissary of the
First Infantry, to be captain and ord
nance officer of the same.
First Lieut. Warren J. Haines OF
Elkton, promoted from battalion adju-
tsnt 10 be captain and ordnance officer
Of the First Infantry.
Lieut. Silas 3. Smith. of BelaiT, 70 be
battalion adiutant OF the First Infan-
try. vice Haines promoted.
The commission of former First
Sergt. James NJ Coulter. jr., as second
lieutenant Of Company NJ Fifth Infan-
try, to which Office he was recently
elected. was issued to-day.
First Sergt John J. Carroll. of the
third company OF the Veteran Corps,
Fifth Infantry, will shortly be commits
stoned first lieutenant of that company.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
KILLED BY HEADACHE POWDER
John w. ShinhOId, Of Cumberland,
Md, Dies Suddenly.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland Md, Jan. S.--John W.
Shinhold. aged Gfty-three years, d
former patrolman, died suddenly late
last night. Some advertising agency
had left a headache powder at the
Shinhold home as a sample. Mr.. Shin
hold complained Of a severe pain in the
region Of the right eye. At his solicit
tation he was given the headache
powder Mrs. Shinhold was awakened
by his desperate breathing. He was
dead before medical aid arrived. Ace
tanelid was the chief ingredient Of the
powder, and it brought about heart
failure. according to the diagnosis of
the physician, DIR. George L Carder.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

No lss Strong vs.. Clark Attorneys. MILAN q
Smith-Bradey
No les. Drury rs. Kimmel. Attorneys, Leon To
briner-W +. Williamson.
No l59 Erickson - Kimmel. Attorneys, LeoT
Tohriner-w. +. williamson
No. l79. Ubhof vs.. Sheeay. Attorneys, Haydef
Johns0n-C ". Syme.
No J. Clark Of al. vs.. ShuErue, Attorneys, Bran
denbuFg & Brandenburg Lambert & Baker
No. p Hill rs. Bailey et al Attorneys Georg'
j. Larner and Peter Larner.
No, g. Leibrandt and Dowel Stove Company vs.
Atkinson Attorney Bates Warren.
No 2 Thomas vs. Baker. Attorneys, W. c. Prem
tiss-United States attorney.
No. g. jackson vs.. Baker. Attorneys. W. C. Prem
tiss-Uuited states attorney.
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WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mrs. william T.. Green Falls I'm De-
scending Stairs at CumberIaB

scending Stairs at cumberland.
Special to The Washington Herald
B0yds. Md. Jan. S.-News reached
here last night OF severe injuries re-
ceived by Mrs William Z. Green. Of
Boyds. who is now visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Octavia Green, in Cum mberland,
Md. Mrs. Green, it is stated. was com
ing down stairs. and thinking she had
made the landing, fell TO the floor. She
received a broken wrist, a sprained
arm, and had several teeth knocked
out On account of her very bad
health of the past year, her friends are
fearful the shock will be too much for
her. Mrs Green. few years ago. re-
sided in Washington. where she has
relatives
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
Law suits.

No 4sG53 Fannie Austin vs- Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company damages $50 900. Plaintiffs a.
torney. r. Il. Hayu.
40 1854 George T Vaughan Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad COMPANY
/ damages. 5000 Plaintiffs attorneys. G. II. syme
and g. 2. CaTusi.
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FnIIs. hut Is Tnhnrt.

Samuel Van Couran. of Binghamton. n.
Y, a Western Union linesman. had a
narrow escape from death this afternoon
in fall of more than twenty feet from
pole to the concrete pavement at the
corner of King and Alfred streets. The
linesman was at work on the pole when
his hold failed and he fell without being
able to recover himself before striking
the pavement. He was conveyed to the
drug store Of Gibson & Timberman, and
the Alexandra Hospital ambulance was
called, but, to the amazement of the
crowd that gathered. the man declared
that he had received no injury beyond d
severe shaking up.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
CASES CALLED FOR APPEALS.
Clean Up Docket for Present Term
of Virginia Supreme Court.

Special % The Washingtdn Herald
Richmond Va, Jan. S.-The proceedings
Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day
were as follows:
Jeremy Improvement Company VS.
Commonwealth; fully argued by II c..
Riley and W. c. Darlington for the plain
tiff in error. and the Attorney General
and William Il Mann for the Common
wealth and submitted.
Next cases 10 be called Commonwealth
vs. Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute trustees; Watt VS. Common
wealth. Pav0lihic vs.. Commonwealth;
Thomas. alias Wright, VS.. Common
wealth. Yoder VS.. Commonwealth. these
being all the cases on the Common
wealth's docket for the term.
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Commission for Justice.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Jan S.-A commission
was issued to-day from the governor
office to George NJ Seward as justice OF
the peace for the third election district OF
Queen Anne's County, vice r. II. Smith,
resigned
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
Equity suits.

No 2SE B. r. Avery q Sons vs.. William
sobey 1t al: Injunction Conplainants solicitors,
/ Mason FcnWick & Lawrence.
No A7s Louise Yonderhed rs. Henry Wonder
heid; limited divgree. Complsinauts solicitor. J.
I H. Croxdsle.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
Annapolis Bank Elects Directors.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md, Jan S-The stOckhOld-
ers Of the Farmers National Bank Of
Annapolis. to-day elected directors for the
ensuing year as follows: J. Writ Randall.
James Revell, James NJ Munroe, Harry
J--HOpkins and Grafton D. Ridout
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
SEEKS FACTORY SITE
Chicago Concern Wants to
Locate in Alexandria.
BEAT AND ROB MERCHANT

Three Men Attack StOrekeeper, Tear
on His Clothes, and Escape with
His MOney-Aided by Two Confed-
erates-FederaI Court Begins Its
sessiOns-Bank Officers Elected.
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Criminal Court No. :

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Goldstein rs Cohen: continued Plaintiffs at
toTney. J. /. Topper: defendants attorney ID.
KOthsCbiid.
Brooks vs.. American Home Life Insurance Com
pany; settled Plaintiffs attorney, II. p, Rowland
defendants attorney. ". g. Gardiner
Hertzberg vs. Chambers; plaintiff called and case
dismissed.
Moore VS.. Schr9tt; ycrdics for plaintiff for I cent
damages. Plaintiff attorneys. Douglass & Douglass
defendant attorneys. Lester & Price.
Assignments for to-day:
Probate 10. 1859. In estate Of Margaret Har
risou deceased Attorneys Hamilton & Colbert
Douglass & Douglass. A. ). Worthington and Nal
eomn Hufty.
No. Isl. Patterson Tcbaeto Company vs. Gros
Attorneys BTandenburg & BTandenburg-T.
Mackay,
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Mechaufcs' Lien.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No $50 Rnizhtm q Glotzhach Is. Elizabeth
Bcrang. lot Il. square 1909. szl0 Attorney. 7. 5
I BAILEY
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nnnkrnptcv Courf.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CEABAUGH.
In re Lawrence 5. Nicolai trustee. authorized 70
make sale
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Circuit Court No. 2.

Wagner W. Moran. order to return deposit.
Kane vs.. Devine. on trial Flaintifs attorneys,
Z. BurSe. G.. Beudheiu. and d. Rothschid; de
PENDANTS attorneys, r. Ross Perry x Son
Assignments fcF to-day;
No. 81 Ristcn ys- Carter Attorneys, L H.
David Hamilton. Colbert * Hamilton
No. Sc, Scott HeueM Attorneys MackaH &
Maedel-Irving Williamson and W. NJ Williams
No. 8. Cross vs.. JaviHs. Attorneys. ". L. Les
teri F. Scaggs and Thompson Laskey.
No. T. Totten vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys Thompson & Laskey-Ham
iton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. Sc. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. +. W. Hackett-R. K. Perry < Son and
O. T. Dunlop.
No. A. Totten VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson q Laskey-Ham
ilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. &c Taylor vs. Washington and Rockville
Railway C0mpany. Attorneys, A I, Bradley-J-
Darlington.
No. 49, Richards vs.. Zurh0rst- Attorneys ". c
Preutiss- Hamilton Colbert q Hamilton
Ne. s. Wyhe. Harkcr a Camp Company vs.
Riley. Attorneys. G. NJ. Brady-DOuglass Doug
lass
10. I72 Lukei IS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys. Douglass * Douglass.
Darlington
Nc I5s. Mears vs. Jones. Attorneys. c. L. Frano.
Arthur Peter.
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Equity Court No. 2
Circuit Court No. 1
JUSTICE GOJLI
No assignment f1r to-day
ITSTICE MKIEHT.

Dodge vs. Rush. Jlry resuited Plaintiffs att0T-
neys. Smith Thompson IT, and G. r. Heniler; de-
PENDANTS attoness. W. H. White and Leckie Ful-
ton a Cox.
Wmtf1rl vs.. Holz5rbe.icn. bin q exceptions
signed and hlej Plaintiffs attorney, W. A. John
stun. defendants attorneys. WOLF & Rosenberg.
Assignments fr to-day,
No l53 Eastcrliug vs. Honing- Attorneys. WI
son & Barksdale-Tucker & Kenyon and z. 5.
Bailey.
No les. Magruder rs Luttrell Attorneys. Ralston
4 Siddons and ". l. Bichaulson-Hamlton. Colbert
& Hamilton.
No. is7 Louis vs. Rristow. Attorneys, H Z.
Dayis-M H Beach and Chaplin Brown.
No. III Jones IS. Sewers Attorneys. ]. G.
Rogers and q. C. Aukam-J. T. Hunter.
No. l75 Stead vs. Calf Attorneys George S.
Chase-Wolf & Rosenberg and ID. W Baker.
No. I7Q Mills IS DiggS. Attorneys. W. ]. Lam
bert-Brandcnburg q BTandCnburg
No. ISL Stricklcr Us. Southern Bailwy Company.
Attorneys, H. /. 3. Atkisson and c. +. Digs
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

Samuel Alexander, a soldier from Fort
Hunt, who, with his wife, has rooms in
the old Braddock House, was fined s. in
the Police Court to-day on the charge Of
being responsible for the alarm of fire
which called the engines to the Braddock
House last evening. II was testified that
Alexander had ignited a railroad fuse in
a room on the fourth floor for the amuse-
ment Of children.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

In the Alexandria City Circuit Court to-
day Judge Nicol signed a decree granting
temporary alimUny in the case Of Helen
g. Nutting against Perley G. Nutting A
final decree was entered in the case Of J.
A Marshall against the Farmers and
Mechanics Savings Bank Court ad-
journed until Saturday. when the case Of
the Winchester Memorial Hospital
against the board of Henley trustees will
be taken up.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

! SAW YOUR AD IN THE HERALD
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs.. Kate siaxey and Paul Meagher,
abortion. on trial Attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlin and Robert T. MattiueB.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

The recently elected officers of AIexan-
dria Council, Royal Arcanum, were to-
night duly installed at Sarepta Hall in
the presence Of a large gathering of mem
bers of that organization. \ number Of
prominent members Of the order were
present, and during the evening delivered
speeches. At the close a banquet was
served.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

A large congregation attended the
week-of-prayer services this evening in
the First Baptist Church. The sermon
on the subject. The Christian Ministry. ''
was delivered by Rev. Charles D. Bulla,
OF the NJ r. Church South
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

A large number of the members Of Fitz-
gerald Council No. i59. Knights of Co
iumbus. Will go TO Richmond February
- 10 witness the eXempIification OF the
fourth degree. A number of the members
OF the local candidates will take that de-
gree
The recently elected officers OF this or
ganizatiOn viii be duly installed tO-mOr-
TOW evening AT St MaTys Han
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

The stockholders Of the Ontario Apart
ment House Company. Iowa Apartment
House Company, West Brothers Brick
Company. and the McLachlen Real Es-
tate Company held their annual meetings
in this city to-day and reelected the old
board of directors
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09
WASHINGTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY.
BAKERY
BARBER.
HERALD SHAVING PARLOR

Phone "a 18th 81. n W -Aialn D
Il. A. DAVIS. Late Of Bond Bldg, Propr.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-09

At the annual meeting of the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum, held az its han on
Duke street tonight, the following Off
GERS We're elected to serve for the ensuing
year: W. NJ. Donnelly, president James
Roche, first vice president: N. c. Boone.
second vice president, K. E Power. finan-
ciaI secretary; NJ. +. Green, recording
secretary; r. L. Carne, jr.. treasurer: NJ.
Creegan, sergeaut-at-arms; +. j. Dwyer,
librarian: J. A. Rice Dr. z. A German.
II. L. Wheatley, ]. II. McCuen, Carl Roth
mund, and T. J. Mcfarland, members of
council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
HOME TO BE READY SOON.
Nrs. Sage's Gift Means Prompt
York on Sailors Institute.

Mrs Russell sage's gift Of $4,000 TO the Amer
lean Seamen's Friend Society. which is 20 be de-
voted to the building OF the Sailors Home
ana Institute. viii make IL possible to begin work
on the structure at once. It is hoped that IL will
De finished within a year
Inc property az West and Jane streets which
was purchased for $4,000 as a. site for the home
Is now occupied by a three story brick building.
which Is to be fitted up n temporary home The
new building will he constructed around It. For
TWO years. since the old Seamen's Home. which
had stood in Cherry street for sixty-hve years,
was sold to the city for the anchorage for the
Manhattan Bridge the society has had no regular
home
The entire cost CT the site. building and fur
nishings Of the home will DO $500. 900. One hun
dred thousand dollars was raised before Mrs.
Sages gift and 10 Is hoped that the remaining
$4,000 VIII be given before the completion OF the
Henry W: de Forest. who with his brother
Eooert ": de Forest. is personal counsel for Mrs
sage. said yesterday that IL true that Mrs
college in Beirut, out he would say nothing about
the statement that she had promised a building to
the Association for the Relief OF Respectable and
INDECENT Females here. and had offered TO provide
an annex for the Naval Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION building In Brooklyn, which was given
by Miss Helen Gould. Some time ago Miss Gould
bought some property. % by so feet adjoining the
building. on which IL was planned to put up a
dormitory as soon as the money could be obtained