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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-10
EXTEND RY. TRACKS
VOTES COMMITTEE

After n session Of several hours thls
morning the Senate District Committee
voted 10 report favorably the Commis-
sioners' bin for the extension OF street
railway tracks to the Union station.
Certain notifications were made IN
the bill by the committee, ihese
chanl IS are intended 10 simplify the
measure and make IL as little conpH-
Gated as possible In order that II may
be put through Congress with the least
possible delay. Senator Gall!nger VIII
re6ort the bill to the Senate MONDAY
end will ask that il be voted upon at an
early date.
The committee fatty turned down the
amendments of Senator Hansofousii
providing for universal transfers anu
for a franchise tax on public utllilieS
corporations. .-
The committee was almost unanimous
IN defeating these amendments, Senator
Hansbrough alone supporting them
The changes made in the bill are in
tended To divert the proposed extension
OF the Capital Traction company lLoil
Wv Jersey avenue down Florida avenue
10 North Capitol street. The pfoPose'
extension of the Capital IracLioh I'm ~,
MANY line over Eighth street east 20
- 'statjon was cut out The bill con
9 ~H..~
tains a provision for the consirnclio,r
of temporary overhead trolley lines I'
/ the station. 49,, ...1,.,,
| situation anC considered the scott rtso
luton for an inquiry into ne scHoo
management and organization
4 subcommittee was dppOitleo ~
make inaujrv into the school system
/ consisting of Senators BurketI, Soul
, Garter. Martin, and Johnson. @,
/ 1t is expected this subcommlttee WI
start the inquiry at an early date an,
/ that probably the Chancellor ahalr VII
| be looked into along with other matters
! Favorable reports We're decided upol
! on a number of District bllls, hlctuuIi'
/ the FoIIouing. For the construction %
a memorial bridge TO cost approNiIl
ately 5000, ono. transferring juFisdlGtl,olii
/ over the Washington aqueduct and III
tratiOn plant u the Comnlssio
/ a7Tt5orizire the commissioners to &C
/ cept donations from Carnegie for oranc
: library purposes.
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PRESIDENT NAMES
WEST POINT CADETS

The President today announced the
following principal and alternate APP
poiutments 20 the Military Academy for
1863.
PrInCipals-Samuel Y. Knight son Of
Ma. j. II. Knight. Louis a Craig. son
of the late Mai. Louis Craig Henry
Allen. son of Brig. Gen. henry I- Al
len. Thomas BestOr Barry son or
Bria Cen Thomas II Barry. Black
burn Hail. son of Brig. Gen. w. p. Hall
lawrence Rabbit Weeks. son OF the
latG Lieut. T.. y. Weeks James Fran
els Blawu son of John 8. BlaWnr prl-
waite. Tenth battery, United States Field
Artillery
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cooper FoOte. son
of the late Brig. Gen. Morris G. Footei
Franklin Cummings Sibert. son Of MAJ,
William s SibeTt5 Joseph r Mcdonald,
son of Capt y. b. Mcdonald, James
Archer Dorst, son of Col j. II. DorsJ;
Oscar J. GatCheIl. son of Capt. George
w. GatCheu. Henry Pratt Perrine,
son Of Capt. Henry Pratt Per
rine, retired, Edward I. Ellis, son
of Cant. W. r. Ellis; Alfred B. john
son. son of the late Capt. Alfred +.
Johnson; Paul WOolever Newgarden,
son of Maj. George }. Newgardeni
RushrOd HOppin, son of the late MAJ
Curtis b. Hoppini William Carey
Crane son of Lieut. Col Charles J.
a L. Smith; Geonrev heyes- son of
Lieut. Col. Alexander S B. Reyes, re-
tired; Leon c. Harer. son of the late
OuaTteTmasteT Sergeant William Harer
First Battalion of Engineers; Freeman
w. BOwley, son of the late Lieutenant
ROwlcy; Albert w. Jackson, son of the
late Col. Andrew Jackson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-10
FIRE Ruins COSTUMES
At DRAMATIC SCHOOL

Slight damage was occasioned by nre
in the Washington College Of Oratory
and Expression, at Twelfth and
streets northwest, this morning.
The school is located on the fourth
floor of the building. but owing 10 the
terra Gotta between the floors the
flames did not spread to any other room
F'iremen responded TO an alarm about
S o'clock and found one room IN names,
There were evidences that the IRE had
started many hours before II was dis
covered. as the ceiling and plaster had
been baked until il fell 20 the floor
The flames were discovered By GCOrg1
w. Perritt. it,, elevator conductor in the
building and an alarm turned in i'm
mediately.
Most of the damage was done TO the
/ costumes and make-ups used by the
pupils OF the, school at dress rehear-
sal last night
it is Thought the fire was caused b.
| a lighted cigarette being thrown into
/ q pile Of paint-sOaked paper.
| Robert Hickman director of the col
| Iege. announced this afternoon that NJ
| damage was done to the theater and
/ the performance Of a School for Scan
| dai" and Miss Civilization" would b.
! given tonight
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Charles G. and Eleanor Wilson, boy
Warren ". and Elizabeth Steiner, girl
@. q. r. an@ Enie NJ. SydnOr. boy.
James L. and Louise Roots, girl
George +. and Gertrude &. Oller. boy.
Maurice r. and May Miller, girl
Frank T. and Annie Mack, boz.
Edgar G.. and Bessie Marshall, boy.
Frank IS, and Ethel +. Lewis, boy
J.. MeFshOn and Grace Hen, boy
James a and margarine ID. Harper girl
William and Mary Hallett, boy.
Spencer and Estelle G.. Herbert, boy.
Gustaye W and Waily DeP0rtieTs. boy
JOHN NJ. and Lily Conway, girl
Joseph and Elizabeth Brashears, boy.
Clarence J.. and Della Adams, girl
William +. and Fanny W. Anderson
boy.
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Deaths

Mary I. Bennett, seventy years, 2o5
street northwest
81 evan ShIpman. sixty-fOUr years,
Georgetown University Hospital.
Joseph a Kaldeubacb, thirty-seyeu
years 5l5 Tenth street northwest.
Jacob Gerstenberg, fifty years German
Orphan Asylum.
Michael Higgins. seventy-three years
II ana Third streets northeast
Almyra A. Burgess. sixty years. 10
Park place northeast.
Joseph /. Mcguire, thiTt y-eiEht years
I Fourteenth street southeast.
Frances a. Taber, seventy years, lJ2
. street northwest
Mary r.. SgUirrs, siXty-one years, 81
Fourth street northeast.
James T. Mudd, two months, O.
Virginia avenue southwest
Glcunie A. Monet. three months, I'll
Third street northwest.
Amos II. Rusk, three days, 1895 II stree
northwest.
Infant of Clarence and Della Adams
two hours South Brookland. D. G.
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.BLOOMINGDALE SALE
SHOWS STRONG VALUES

w. T. Lewis has sold the two-story
and cellar brick dwelling 1870 North
Capitol street which the purchaser will
occupy. as a home. This house contains
seven rooms and bath and is heated by
furnace. The house IS valued at $500.
which indicates the strength Of real
estate in that vicinity. Stone < Fair
fax negotiated the sale.
John s. Morris has sold the three
story. residence 1863 street northwest
The property consists OF handsome
Roman brick bulldog OF ten rooms
and a deep lot. The price was about
$500. This IS one OF a row Of houses
erected by John NJ. Henderson The
uurchaSer' viii use the property as a
residence. Moore &, Hi, Inc. were the
agents Tor Mr.. Morris.
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UNIONS ENJOINED
/. FROM BOYCOTTING
OPEN-SHOP FIRMS
Bakers and Connection
ers and Carriage Work
erS Lose Case.

Justice Ashley N. Gould in Equity
Court this morning signed the order and
decree in the case of John Bender
against Local Union, No. us. Bakers
and ConfectioneTs international Union.
perpetually enjOining and restraining
the Bakers Union from bOycOtting and
In any way interfering with the BUSH
ness Of Bender.
The parties named and against whom
the injunction is directed as officers of
the Bakers Union, and as individuals.
are Otto Buchert. president; John C.
Schmidt, secretary; Emmett l.. Adams.
president Central Labor Union. and
Charles w. WinsIow. secretary OF Cen
tral Labor Union The two last named
officers were officials Of Central Labor
Union al the time the original petition
was brought by Bender for the. injunc-
tiOn.
The Bakers Union will appeal to the
District Court of Appeals.
IN the case of William II. LaWtOn. a
carriage manufacturer and others,
against John H. Brinkman, and other
officers OF the Carriage and Wagon
Workers International Union, Local
No. =. Justice Gould signed an order
for "a perpetual injunction 20 restrain
the local labor union from boycottins
LawtOu-
me ctutI II directed against Jolil
H IsTinkman, chairman OF the strike
committee Of Local Union No. =, Henry
/ &. Stein, secretary; Robert j. Jonscher
treasurer, and these members of the
strike committee: John ". Baker. J. +
Rose. William Umhau, A. A Murphy
/ George II. Groves, and G. b. Wandell
Justice Gould today refused TO modify
his Injunction order against the Amerl
can Fedora ton OF Labor, which ha;
been prohibited from interfering wit.
the business Of the Bucks Stove ant
Range Company, OF ST. Louis Counse
/ for the Federation appeared before Ius
| tica Gould and argued a motion asking
! that "a modification be made
! Justice Gould refused TO entertain III
motion and the Injunction order vii
/ stand as originally drawn by counse
/ for the stove company
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THREATEN TO STRIKE
IF FORCES ARE GUT

HAVANA. Jan. 10.-Representatives
Of the cigarmakers' union notified the
independent manufacturers today that
il the proposed reductions are made in
their forces tomorrow night none Of the
vorImen win report fer work Monday
morning
The trust" has not announced any
cllrtailment in production, and is CON
s4-o1.eutlv not affected though sym
uathetfC waIkCut= by its employees may
involve il in the event Of strike
against the independents.
The manufacturers say there has been
q heavy falling of in the last few
months in the demand for their product
and that the laying off of about - per
cent of their men is imperative. The
77ufor view is that the employers plan
eimpIv 10 sdnen prices by reducing
their stocks.
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MISS WINSL0W BURIED
IN OAK HILL CEMETERY

The funeral of Miss Martha &. Wins
low. who died at the residence Of her
nauhew. Walter +. Winslow. Riverdale,
Md. Monday morning. took place from
William Sardo a. Co.'S chapel 4oS II
street northeast, yesterday at o'clock
The services were conducted by the
Rrv.. ]. G.. Hawk. pastor of the Marvin
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. In
terment was ct Oak Hill.
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LEAVES FOR POLICEMEN
HAS STRONG OPPOSITION

The Board Of Commissioners in COM
munication TO Representative s ".
smith. chairman Of the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, say they are
opposed to the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Broadhead Of Pennsylvania
providing for thirty sdays' leave for
members Of the police force. Major Syl-
vester superintendent OF police. Is OPP
posed to such legislation, and has told
the Commissioners that the bill did not
originate AT the head OF the depart
menL.
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PRESIDENT SHAKES HANDS
WITH NAVY LEAGUE MEMBERS

The members of the Navy League,
assembled here for their egciar COLI
Aenti0u. are this afternoon being re-
ceiyrd bv President Roosevelt prior TO
the business meeting which COnVenes aL
: O'CLOCK. tbOut seVeuty-hve members
and guests will meet the President The
convention AT 3 o'clock viii be received
bv Admiral Dew ey-
The annual dinner will be held at the
New Willard tonight at 5-50 with Gen,
Horace EOUtcr presiding
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LIEUT.. CAPRON FAILS
TO IDENTIFY MEN

Lieut.. Paul Allyn Capron, L. S. NJ. C..
who reported late last night that he
was held up and shot by a negro on p
street bridge, this afternoon failed TO
identify Thomas Marshal and George
Dorsey, who were arrested on suspicion
and held az the Seventh precinct Both
answered the description the young Off
GER gave the police.
Police officials believe that by tonight
they viii have the shooting cleared up.
Lieutenant Capron, whose injuries
were treated by Deputy Coroner Glaze
brook, this morning returned TO FO-t
MyeT. where he is stopping. His H.
juries are not regarded as serious
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POPE TELLS IRISH Nj. P.
TO EMULATE 0'C0NNELL

ROME. Jan. l0-During a converse
tfon win William Redmond. n. F., who
was received. In private audience, the
PoDe learned that Mt. Redmond repre-
scented the constituency that elected
O'CopneH I'm 1879. ana told the present
uoen,ber that ne had a noble prede-
cessor and advised him 20 follow
O'Conneu ia everything
Mr.. Redmond was introduced 70 his
holiness by Mgr. O'Rlordan, rector Of
the Irish College
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HOME IS DEMOLISHED
BY BLACK HAND BOMB

PITTSBURG, Jan. 10-The home OF
George Satarano was dynamited here
last night by BLACK Hand" operators,
demolishing part Of the building and
injurlng Satarano. his wife, and two
children. Mrs. Satarano is suffering from
the shock and not expected TO recover.
The husband and his two children were
cut and bruised by flying glass. The
Black Hand Society had sent SaratanO
threatening letters demanding S2,0o0 in
gold.
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank G. Lambert 20 Anna Y HOyier
John &. Bauer. Milwaukee. Wis, &c
Corinne BarrisOn, PittsburE. Pa.
Ernest W. Morgan, Fredericksburg, Va
TO Edna NJ. Shelton, Pdssapatauzy Va
Roydeu J. Dixon 10 Mary G. Hutchius
Battle Martin 20 Matte MardTes, both
OF Frclerlcks1urg va.
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Died

SAfITH-On Thursday. January O. az 20 B.
m.. THOMAS j.. beloved husband of k1tn-
crime r. Smith ture Gallant
Funeral from his late residence Myrtle
street uarthras. Monday morning. January
s. az $40 a. m-. thence o ST Aiug sils'
church where requiem mass VIII be said
for rrr1se of his soul. Iu-euelt al III.
BIt-et g-n-Earg-
Baltimore ana Philadelphia papers please
cspy-D 10
RoWELL-OD Thursday. January g. 1905 ar
his residence. fs4 n street north vest. Al
FRED WAI,NER ROWEI.I-
Funeral sunday, January j.. at p. IN.
IrtermeuC private Il
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BRooKs RESIDENCE SOLD.

T. C.. Brooks has sold through his
agents. Boss x Phelps, his residence,
17l7 First street northwest. 20 Charles B.
Stewart. who viii occupy il as his resi-
dence. The house contains eight rooms,
modern bath. and large attic.
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That's GRAPE-NUTS.

No bread in the world is nutritious, for GrapeNuts
food made of entire wheat and barley and through
various processes Of baking during which the starch part
turned into form of sugar to be gsenng IN min
ute particles each granue Of GrapeNuts. The food is
the easiest to digest the entire list Of all foods and it will
pay in place Of white bread and observe how well
you feel
The factories the worlds standard for cleanliness
and sanitary conditions
Scores of visitors escorted thru the factories each
day and just how GrapeNuts and Postum made and
how Immediately clean every nook and corner Is.
Come, you all welcome.
If you can't come send postal with address carefully
written and We II mail free the beautifully illustrated book
1.-THE Door UnbOed
1t takes one all thru and the pictures show the inter
esting machines at work
GrapeNuts food and Postum are never touched by
human hands in the processes Of making.
There's happy health with Postum and CrapeNuts and
There's Reason
Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich.
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torney Garvin interposed peremptory
challenge and he was excused.
The next talesman drawn finally sat
ished both sides for the time being az
least and was given seat $, supleCI 70
pLremptory challenge, tie Is Nlllt1lii 1
II. McHugh, a clerk lie sdlu ne &C. -
read and heard q great deal ABOUT thS
case. but had no fixed opinion regarulhs
IL. To Justice Bowling he explained Ihat
she question of reasonable doubt was
one that might trouble him as ne uiu
not know luSt what il means.
When it was explained th3l Such
doubt was one upOn which he WOuld pc
expected to act On, he guessed II Woul0
be all right. MCHugh is IA WldoWer ana
about forty years of age.
Architect Is Excused.
William Emerson. an architect, I'M
married. did not know White. but was
acquainted with his former partner,
Mr.. McKim. and the latter's associate,
NIr. Richardson. He had read conslt-
cradle about the case and had q slight
opinion about the killing but not such
a one as would in his opinion disqualiiy
him from serving as a juror He had
also discussed the question OF Thaw'
sanity, but had no opinion on this
sut ject. He was well acquainted with
some of District Attorney jerome
assistants and was a clasSnate OF
Assistant District Attorney Crane. lie
thought he had an inside prejudice
against insanity as a defense and was
excused 10y consent
Houston NJ SadIer a stock broker.
was examined at length. lie frankly
admitted that he had freely discussed
the questions involved. but insisted ne
had strength OF mind enough to try
the case fairly. and the defense was
compelled to utilize its twentieth per-
emptory challenge TO eliminate him.
Frank j. Howell vice president OF the
National Drill Manufacturing Company,
had freely discussed the case ana read
nearly everything published ODouJ II.
He believed he could try the case thor
0uChlv on the evidence produced and
had some slight prejudice against an
insanity defense which argued mo-
mentary irrationality. Howell was ac-
CeDted as tentative juror No = ana
took his seat in the box
Man From the BOweTy.
When william Burck, who stated tha'
he was an assistant secretary Of tn
Bowery branch of the ]. n. c. A. tool
the stand. his frank avowal that h'
was from the Bowery seemed to pleas'
Evelyn Thsw, who smiled broadly and
exchanged glances with her husband
The smile faded away quickly. when, il
response 10 the next question, Burcl
stated he was not opposed 10 the IN
Fiction of the death penalty
Burck is fOTty-uiue years Of age, AM
unmarried He had paid but little AT
ton TO the case and had neither I'm
preston nor opinions as TO ThaW's gull
or innocence
Burck has served as juror In tire
capital cases. the last twelve years ago
He was given seat eleven on the tenta
tive jury roll
Henry DusChneS a card merchant
was accepted as tentative juror NO. !
lust before luncheon recess was called
This again nlIed the box with I'VE o
the occupants subject to challenge.
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Special Notices.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Ae
Annual Meeting Of the StOckn0ldeIs o.
The Washington Loan and Trust DylH
pany. for the election Of Directors anu anu
Tor the purpose OF trausacting sucu
other business as may lawfully come De
fore the Stockholders in general meet
ing, will be held at the ONCE o. Jhe
Company, Il j O'CLOCK N.Y. o-I
JANUARY a, 1905.
The polls viii remain open 70 recelES
votes FOR such election between the Ho--7
of j, Noon, and O'Clock p. m, on t4i--
date. HARRY c.. MEEA,
Ja261O Treasurer
GOOD EATING-ReguIar breakfast. sc;
regular dinner. Soc Lunch, SPECIAL. r5 l2t
busy people T. To .. NEW CAELE1JH
GAVE. iy. 18th 81. nv. jaw
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Brightwood RAILWAY
Company, for the purpose OF eiecLiLs .
Board OF Directors TO serve for lae en-
suing year. and 10 transact such oll-St
business as Will properly come DeLJIS
lie meeting. wiz be held at the once
OF the Company, Nth and East Capl-o-
Streets y. l.. Washington, y. O. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18Th. lsIe, De
4, !. WHITE HEAD.
Jas-ut secrezgry-
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the GeorgetO"n anu
TennaIIytOwn Railway Company, Tor the
purpose Of electiug a Boar OF Directors
10 serve for the ensuing year. ana
transact such other business as 49,
properly come before tie meeting VII
be held at the office Ct the c0Inpall5'
18th and East Capitol streets y E
Washington, y. c., on SAIDEDAA'
JANUARY 18TH 1908. between INC
bours If 100 and 200 j. NJ
i. J. WHITEHEAD,
JaS-lIt Secretary
OWING TO TIE DIsBANDING OF A
large Southern automobile company
nave for sale twelve tuenty-pass7Lge or
automobiles Of approved electric LspS-
They are made by the E-ecirlc NeAle.S
Company and cost originally sao'J
apiece. Also have complete etlal 7l--s
panel and twelve rheostats- WIN sen -
an entirety or separately your lL--S
VIII have careful consideration Ad-
dress me. BOX 262. Times ONCE. J1.-e-
THE WASHINGTON MARKET con-
PANY. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the stOckholiefs
Of the Washington Market company
VIII be held a The Office Of the company
/ IN Center Market. on 9Th st. NV. II
the city Of Washington, -. g. az j
/ O'CLOCK NOON on the FIRST MyN-
/ DAY. being the 9th day Of January, -S5o,
TO elect thirteen directors 10 serve &c
| ensuing year: and 10 act on any oJIeE
matter within the powers OF the cor
poration that may be brought before the
EDWARD r. TINKER. President.
FRANK G.. WILKINS. Secretary.
Washington, D. c., December j, lsy'-
de23-eOd-iVt
LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES, COL
/ lection domestic troubles. estates SET
I tied. damage 20 person or property ad-
! iusted, moderate charges; confidential
/ L. s. LEGAL CORP, 307 Bond Bldg.
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There's quite a Row
about Unsanitary
BakeshOps

We don't know how bad how good they are.
The papers say some startling things ana the heaItn
boards stirred up.
It seems an opportne time to say that the most
nourshng bread in existence is not in the shape of bread
at all, but is composed of granules.
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LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES, COL
lection. domestic troubles. estates set
tied. damage 20 person or property ad-
iusted; moderate charges; confidential.
L. s. LEGAL CORP. 5Jl Bond BIDS
faI-2uL
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TODAY'S CALLERS
AT WHITE HOUSE

Senators-ATcEn
Brown
Curtis.
Hopkins
Burkett
Representatlves-Dan
Shirley.
Wilson.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Har-
Ian
Assistant Attorney General Cooley
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy New
berry.
The Cabinet met at il a. m.
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GOOD EATING-ReguIa breakfast. &c
regular dinner. Soc Lunch, special ISL
busy people, T. TO 9 NEW CAELE -
CAFE. ~ 18th st. nv. JaJ-3y-
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EDWARD R. TINKER. President
FRANK c.. WILKINS. Secretary.
Washington, D. c., December j, lsJ'-
de22-eOd-iVt
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+. J. WHITEHEAD,
1aS-71t Secretary
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET con-
PA&Y, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the stockhollefa
Of the VVashingt1n Market Company
VIII be held al The Office Of the company
IN Center Market. on 9Th st. NV. n
the city Of Washington, ID. C.. az y
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DAl DeIIE INC DLU lUT OF IfI-II11II
TO elect thirteen directors 10 serve tie
ensuing year; and 10 act on any oJheT
matter within the powers Of the cor
poration that may be brought before the
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raneI and twelve rheostaJs. VIII sell as
an entirety or separately Your pL-LS
VIII have careful consideration 40
dress me. BOX 262. Times Office. Ja.-6-
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business as viii properly come before
The meeting, VIII be held 81 the oILl2
Of the Company, 18th and East Capllo-
Streets y. l.. Washington. y. 9, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18Th. 800. pc
tween the hours of Zoo and s:05 p IL
4, !. WHITE HEAD.
iaE-l1t StcreLaTy-
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Brightwood Railway
Company, for the purpose OF electiHs .
Board OF Directors TO serve for t1e en-
suing year and 70 transact SUCH OLEer