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New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
RpCeirer's Sale.


C>JPRFNIE COURT NEW YORK COUNIF-lN - =
- Matter Of the Application Of Majority CO. oL ~
rItracTOrs OF MarseIe Hotel Company for olLn-.y
dissolution In Pursuance OF an order OF ne sS-,
court herein. entered in the New foFk ou-
once on the 9th day OF June 1903. the hSSsLssffs
J,If public auction at the F1ote- |Sfs1-
Broadway and IO5rd Street in the Bo5ols s ~ 4
ta+tsn n the CITY OF New York. on the o'-l l--z,I
J,rs 1909 AT IL o clock the forenoon oy JOSItt.5
= DAY AuctiOnser all Of the t0l!oW-nS c. ..4sr
,,-orartv- Furniture fixtures Furnishings ana SaL
personal property. comprising the cornpele
ana nttrEs OF Hotel Marsellle stock OF pEoV-T
meats wines. liquors. cigars. etc on nahG n.tsI 70
for conducrng said Hotel Marsellle aec01hl5
MarssiiIe Hotel Company. lease OF said Fio.e ~os-
r14a Sspternber % 1905. between NstI1elt1I @~is-
sfTuction Company and Louis Lukes and ii4-Ty & ana
y~,Td ard hereafter assigned by the sald LuA-9s ~
%toi4 80 80 tbs Narssile Hotel Company. ara -.
Ctber property MaTseille Hotel Co,p4y - [.ss+tsf
TO rhe IolloWlIS
STCTtgages. one held Joseph HarflIfeEsLas a. -.
r,,-it TCr the payrnent Of certain covenants ~ 80
eas- Of Hotel MarsefIIe TO the sum or So ,ss
bsid nv Frank Thompson as security Tor ho. Say
sum Of IS 600 interest thereon from s,,rry
~ August zoos. one held by Ned strauss a. - az
Sor a note Of SIS a5S with interest thereon i'0'
sOth day OF September. 1905
Dated l4th. 1902 -~-r - s.-atve-
- HENRY = CLEMENT. IT. =eCeL s5r
cIsS WATDRON GLOVE Attorney Tor Rsee,Ne -g,-
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan NeW -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

Wool keeps Jumping!
This will interest the thousands OF
men vet to buy serge suit this Sum
ner. since most men expect a serge to
90 over at least part of two seasons.
President William NJ wood of the American woolen
Company who expects sell s7ooooooo worth Of cloth
this year is quoted saying with regard to the lines
they showing for 1910:
In advancing prices 25 80 cent we are guar
aneeing purchasers that will be able to buy
goods at a price; fact there is great likelihood
Of still higher prices the demand high
cost Of raw material and high labor costs"
We're mighty glad we have SO gen
erous a stock of serge suits, and can
offer such excellent investments to
our friends.
No higher prices here this Summer,
$18 to $40.
The boys shoe sale-mostly Ok
fordS, is strongest now in sizes 4 and
~ widths B and c.
S2.5O values or better.
$I.35.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AL@IANAN.
Sunrise 80 Sunset Moon age Il
HIGH WATER
A M-sandy Hook 40 Gov. Island 4l5 He'll Gate 6O5
F M-sandS 4:37 Gov. Island 4.56I Hell
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
rpANsPAc1EI- MAILS

ps-+trat.o, and steamer Close in New
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands tTia
san EraC1iscoJ-U : transport une 81 o.
japan Corea China ana Philippine Isl
ands tva Scattlel--EaEl N1ru. July l. o
Hawaii. Japan. Co-ea and China tvia san
FranciscoJ-AsiI --- July . o
Japan, Co.e1, China ard Philippine Isl
dnds Cvia Vancouver aud Victoria
Cl-Enp-css Of Japan ------ july =. o.
dressed ony) 5y!a Tacoma Anti-1e nus July .. g
Australia except Wesp, New Zealand
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia tvia
Vancouver and Victoria. 2 Cl-Ao-1ngi July II s.,
Hawaii tria san Fracciscol-Ailneta- July T. o.
aila, ~, Mn M anu nm July - g
Hawaii. japan Co-ea. China and Philip
soita July l.. 6
UIgr1-i via san ncsco,-HIl-cian July -. 6
New Zga!ant. Australia except Vest.
San r.-coI-tivrcr!. - July -. 6
Tahiti. Mlrques4s Islands. New Zealard
Fraincfsac1ENariposs -i i Aug l. 6;
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
F. KING
GUnTYOF LARCENY

BOSTON. Jan. 1A-Cardcul0 FIsvfus
King. formerly financial agent and
broker. who maintained paIatjal offices
in Boston and Ecw York and who for
81 short time was publisher ar daily
paper here has been sentenced by Judge
Ecbodeld Iu the superior criminal court
20 serve = term OF not less than ten
end not more fhau fourteen wears al
hard labor in the State prison at
CHarlestOWn.
king WAS CUuViCLCI on December 20.
ON tWeutV-seVeU counts or an iudIet-
1ueut charging Dim with larceny and
emDeZZlemeut and with procuring uE
false pretenses the sum of SD 010 from
lis customer.
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
Children'S Goods


Lot Of ChHdren's Dresses, OF
galatea cloth ana percaIo; long
waist and Russian styles.
neatly trimmed; sizes up 10 ~
years. Regular price 81. huL
Reduced Observation-Disclosures. " =
Odds and ends Of Cmldren's Elan
nelette, white lawn and Bingham
dresses, broken sizes. Reg
UIar price, soc. Remnant JUk
pFlce-.------........... -.-........-. ~ =
Is ChIIdren's Goats. of cloth and
bearskin; al heavily lined, n nC
broken sizes. Values worth " ~
up 10 $500 Reduced to-. -
IL Children's Poke Bonuets. OF felt
and silk: white and cOlOrs. trimmed
with ribbon and lace val
ues worth up TO $50. Re huC
duced observation-disclosures. " =
Small lot OF Children's Knit Toques,
Mitts, Booties, Sacques, and Won
ems Knit SIawls. Regu- TEc
lar price, DC. Remnant
price,. ...------..-. -
small lot OF Chudren's FlanneIette
ROmpers, in dark colors- n
Regular price. soc Remnant ~
price ---------- A. -
Lot of Children's Knit Sweaters
and Blouses, in gray and REQ; also
a few white. Broken sizes. ~
Values worth mp 20 $L00 AQL
Reduced tO--...--.-.---.--..- y =
Lot of PerCale Dresses with yokes
and nanuelette PettiCOaJs. IN r
Regular price, I9c each. -
Remnant pFice-.--,-.-.,,-r---- - =
Is Misses Figured and Plain Crepe
d Gala'"2 ResaIs s" P 5ses 500 2 hQc
Reduced t0--.--....-.-...-. ..-.---. ~ =
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
Sensational ClOSe-Out of Odd Lots
WOmen'S Suits, Skirts, Coats, Etc.

. Misses Imported CheViot Winter
Coats; fun length; trim
med with satin buttons. q - m
sizes 4 and rs years. > Tx
worth Sl2.96. Reduced to-. s ~
II Misses Coats, consisting of chew
lots, kerSeys and diagonal materials
In all Of this season 3 NEST. desirable
styles. ColOrs Of brown.
TAM navy red ana re- O. 20
seda. sold regularly for = ~
sI0. Reduced tO-------..--- - = -
Small lot Of Girls Winter Coats.
fun length made empire. box and
directoire styles COlors OF cardinal.
dark green navy and
brown. Sizes from Il to ~ 10
- years. Values worth = TX
up 10 $1,000. Reduced to- = -
2 Beautiful Satin BIessaline aud
one handsome Satin Duchesse skirts,
made IN the new Sheath G - II
effect. Worth up TO d.
So and $50. Reduced to-. -
Extra Size Black Shadow stripe
Panama Skirts. Sold q n n
regulaTly for 500. Re , 40
Gray Panama skirts; ca 20
fun plated models. Re = ~
duced from $3.50 to-.
> Chiffon Panama Walking skirts.
in black only; full plated
and trimmed with tail
Ored bands Values G - 90
worth up TO sI2.9S. Re = ~
duced to--..-..---.-.-r-.--.
, Beautiful Imported Wolfe Skirts:
handsomely trimmed with satin aud
taneta silk. Sizes 90.
Al and f. inches lonz. q - m
Worth up to 81. Re y y
duced to..,..,........r -.---
CaraCuI Cloth Coats, made Of the
finest quality selected skins. fun y
inches long. Three
quarter length. Sizes Ct RI
So and So Worth sS5. = Il All
Reduced to...-.-------.-- - -
Handsome Ions CaracuI Cloth
Coats, % inches long;
sizes IS, IS and 30 CIT M
Regular fprice $3.50 = IN
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
Will Be Submitted to Senate
. of Republic Before Up
B per House Here.
HAS SIGNATURES OF
MINISTER AND ROOT
Administration Depending Largely
Upon 7. 9. Dawson, Who Has
Been Sent to Bogota.

The final drafts OF the treaty between
the United States and Colombia for
adjustment OF all remaining matters re-
lated 10 the schism between Panama
ana COLOMBIA having been signed by
Secretary Root and the minister. all
that remains is its formal ratification
by the Senates OF the two countries
Because OF its sorry experience get
ung treaty Publications out Of the
Senate, the Administration has decided
not 10 attempt TO secure ratification here
until Colombia has given its approval
Accordingly Thomas c. Dawson. minis
ter to Bogota, viii leave Saturday for
the South American capital to look after
securing the ratification there
Mr.. L4wson's Task.
It is most important and delicate
task which has been mtrusted 10 the
young diplomat, but Mr.. Dawson's sue
cess i'm other difficult and complicated
negotiations with the Latn-AmeriCan
countries leads the State Department
70 anticipate his success.
one Of the important aspects of this
treaty. from the Pan-American point
OF view, Is that South American gov
ernments have generally been I'm svm-
Ing IT. The same is true of the hand
ling of the Venezuelan troubles OF late
Brazil Argentina. and Chile have an
parently entirely abandoned their one
time attitude of hostility or at least
suspicion toward the United States a.
TO All matters Affecting South America.
ana nowadays are commonly ia accord
with the Washington Governments ef-
forts 10 keep matters smo0thed out on
that continent.
Credit Endangered
This was especially notable in the
Venezuelan matter The south Ameri-
can governments felt that the
credit OF them all was in con-
siderable way involved in the perform
ance of Castro. and they were anxious
that he be brought to such terms as
would tend TO strengthen European con-
ndence. The development of big busi-
ness interests i'm the South American
countries has recently tended strongly
70 make the substantial governments
Jnere court che capitals Of Europe and
NoFth America, and, therefore, TO estab-
llsh solid institutions Mr.. Roots Uoiicv
mas beeu 10 encourage this disposition
and II has very successful.
The Washington times., 1909-01-14

I Elegant Long Black Br0adCl0th
Goats. trimmed with satin ard braid;
lined with good quail
1ty satin Y a luos ON nn
worth $50 and $50. Oh TX
Reduced to..-.......-.... - = -
. Stylish Long BroadcIoth Coats,
in garnet and brown: lining slightly
soiled. Sizes So, % and @ Rn
40 Sold regularly for , n w
$50, Reduced tO........... - = -
S Long Black BroadcIoth Coats.
richly embeilished with fancy bralds.
Sold regularly for SIS. @ a n
$50 and $3.50. Reduced p 70
Rich Ling Fur Lined Coats. lined
with brook mink fur
i Siz7 5r e and Es5 e Re Gssg sig QQ
10. --....-.-.-..-......,..
Csc Handsome Black Fur Coat,
lin I'd with genuine river
mink fur size 3S Unn ~
Regular price 500 Re , ~ II
ouced ..--..-.-...-..--
IA Misses styHshIy Tailored Cloth
Suits, seni-fitting style. colOrs in
clude fancy mixed brown. taupe hun
ter's green and navy blue. Sizes a.
Is, IS and 20 years. CT no
Worth Sl5 and $40. Re > SH
yucca to.---.--- '.--.'.---
one Imported Black Chiffon Broad
cloth DirectOire Suit handsomely
trimmed with black G nP M
satin; size 90. Worth , ZS.U
SIS. Reduced tO..---.--. - - -
Imported Chiffon BroadclOth
Suits, ic olive green, navy blue and
i SlssSi tpa asi' sold ,sP@ for a S10.75
$3.50. Reduced to......-
One Olive Green BroadcIoth Suit.
trimmed with black
satin and buttons; Q4n no
size 80. Worth $50 = EEE 0H
Reduced tO...-.-.--.....
One Handsome Imported Chiffon
BrOadclOth Suit, an empire model
trimmed with panue G10 ~
velvet; size -. Worth y
SIS IS. Reduced to....... -
The Washington times., 1909-01-14

One Imported London Smoke Suit.
very long coat, beautifully slashed
and trimmed with 9braid. Size Sc.
Slightly mismate q ed S17 7E
Reduced to.......-.......
One Handsome Black BFoadeloth
Suit, plain tailoT-made styles tight
fitting cutaway coat;
lined with taffets Ga RI
silk. Reduced from p
a5O.U lo--------- --.---.----
> Stylish Cheviot Suits, dark green
and black Sizes IS and CO 7E
IS. Reduced from $3.50 y
one Misses Suits. of stylish hard
twisted material, fancy
BREW 6Town stripe strip 70 military 1sa3?y SO 90
Reduced from S29.76 TO-.
one Fancy Brown Stripe Cloth
Suit, with black satin
coat collar size s. Reg = nn
ular price $3.50. Reduced y OH
to.----.---- -...-.-----.-..-
4 Handsome Broadcloth Suit in the
new hipIess Directoire style. with
braided satin vest and lapels. Col
ors are olive, green, wisCeTia, cataw-
ba and royal blue. Sizes So and 40
l6id I from Inc for that "a S1E TX
Reduced to..........-... -
. Women's Tailored Suits, plain
sem;-htting styles. with
velvet cellars. Sizes IS q n M
and 40. Reduced from , y VH
80 TO-.
One Stylish Broadcloth Suit, long
SeMi-htting @ o q Z,
wisteria shades. Sold CT E0
regularly for SO. Re III
due sd tO..........,....... - ~
Rich BrOadcloth DirecUOire Prin-
cess Dresses; old rose; size Sc and
smoke grey size 80 o. 10
Regular price $3.50. DID 0k
Reduced to......-........ ~
3 Dresses in rose, navy blue and
black; ali beautifully
trimmed. Sold regu- on m
larly for $50 and S35. 0R
Reduced to.-..--..-..--. ~ = ~
The Washington times., 1909-01-14

Womens Felt Juliets, hand-turned
leather sOles; assorted shades;
broken sizes. Values worth Ar
500, S1.25, and 2l.50 pair, Re 0u
yucca lus.----.s --------.-----..-s - -
IS pairs Of WomGns fine quality
Rubber Boots; all sizes 6 ~
70 Z. Worth 900. , III
Reduced to.............-.... ~
Women's Patent Colt and Kid
Shoes; lace, blucher, and button
styles: also several styles or box
calf and gun metal blucher shoes;
C.. D, and y width.
every pair solid leather, q Al
Worth 500 and SIS , -AQ
pair. Reduced To-.
80 pairs Of Children's spring heel
Shoes. button and lace styles;
patent vamp, dull top: also
tan lace and button shoes. ~
sizes ~ 70 S. Values. worth NQk
81 Or aT5d )! .. Reduced to......O
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
ROOT TO BE BIGGER.
IS RAINES' PROPHECY
Declares Present Secretary VIII
Weld More influence as United
States Senator.
States Senator.

NEW YORK. Jan. l4-"watch EHhu
Root after he becomes United States
Senator He win warrant it." said
President pro tenn. Raines. of the SEN
ate just after announcing that a Re-
publican caucus would next Monday
evening choose Roosevelts Secretary Of
state tn succeed Thomas e. Plat
Do Won mean that Root will aflrr
March g. be THE recognized Republican
organization leader In New York;.
II mean TO say that Root viii WELD
@ vast influence in Republican party
affairs both iu this state and al Wash
1ngtOn, more than he does now" re-
piled Senator RaiueE
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
You Cannot Afford TO Miss the Wonderful Economies in TomorOws
REMNANT SALE
Mems Underwear
and Furnishings

Mems Derby Ribbed Underwear;
good heavy quality. mostly all
shirts in the lot Broken
sizes Regular price, 69c uE
each. Reduced to..-........... - =
Mems Band Tecks and fancy
fourth Hand NeckWear In a large
assortment Of light effects and plain
white. Slightly soiled. 81
Regular price 25c and 50c ~
Remnant price ................ ~ =
Mems Seamless Half Hose. made
with double heel and toe In plain
black and tan, also fancy - r
effects All sizes. Worth ~
l-52c pair. Remnant price. - .
Mems Golf and Wool Gloves: coed
heavy quality, in various ~
colors. Worth soc pair. NL
Remnant price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. -
Mems Coat Sweaters. good heavy
quality In plain gray and gray
with navy blue borders. All ~
sizes up to 4. Worth zoe AUI
Reduced to...--.--..- ..--.-.-....-.. - =
Odd lot Of men regular soc negli-
gee Shirts OF Madras and nn
Rercale, In broken sizes. Re uk
NtttA 10 ..----s-- .... --..--.... - -
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
Odd Lots of Footwear

is pairs of Women's Eiderdown
Foot Warmers: assorted - ~
colors. Worth sec pair. Re T9I
duCed to..s,srr.......s ..-...s..-ss~
Odd lot OF mems, Womeu's, and
children 8 Lamhs-Wool Slipper Soles.
with tape bound and corded TFr
edges. Odd sizes. Worth 25c ~
pair. Remnant price per pair. -
Infants soft-soIe Shoes: assorted
cOloTs. also a few pairs OF Gnr
moccasins. Worth Soc pair W
Reduced tO..--.......-.......- = =
Women-s leather-sole. haud-turned
Boudoir Slippers. assorted Anr
colors; size 25a to Z. Worth A8I
800 pair. Reduced To- 4 =
Mems imitation Alligator House
Slippers. I'm tan and black. y nr
Sizes 6 TO 10 Remnant price T9C
pair. ----. ---.-..-.
p pairs or ChTdren's Toe Room
shoes; small sizes only, 6 Lnr
to T. Worth $3.50 pair. Re N.Y.
duCed to-. .---,--.--.. --.----,.-
None fitted or eXChanged.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
TAFT REELECTED TRUSTEE
WICKERSHAM ADDED TO MEM.
BERSHIP OF BOARD.
Meeting of Administrative Body Of,
Carnegie Institution-Lunch-
con and Dinner.

President Taft was reelected and At
torney General Wickersham was added as
u new member to the board of trustees
of the Carnegie Institution Of Washington
at the annual board meeting held in the
administration building, 18th and T
streets yesterday afternoon.
The trustees. with the founder Of the
institution. Andrew Carnegie. reviewed
the work of the past year and new scen-
tif1c researches contemplated for the next
twelve months. Before the meeting ad-
journed $ta'2. 261 were apportioned to yari-
Gus bureaus and departments of the In
stitution for the ensuing years expenses.
The only member OF the board of trus-
tees not present at the meeting was Pres
ident Taft, who was absent from Wash
ington.
The meeting was preceded ny a lunch
con in the administration building. at
tended by the board of trustees. the
founder and scientific men in charge OF
departments. The luncheon was FAM
lily affair." and informal. MIR. and Mrs.
Carnegie, with the president of the insti-
tuition. acted as hosts.
A dinner was given by the trustees at
the New Willard Hotel at o'clock last
The diners included Mr.. and Mrs Car
negie, the board OF trustees the scientific
corps and a few Of the institution 8
friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carnegie. John g Billings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert S. Woodward. Prof and Mrs.
George E. Hale. Andrew D. White, Sen
ator and Mrs. Elihu Root. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Walcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
S. Pritchett, William H. WEIGH, Dr. and
Mrs. Baur. Capt. and Mrs. Fechteler.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur L. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Frew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman ]. Gage. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Hutchinson. DR.. Alfred G. Mayer, Dr.
and Mrs. d. T. MacDougal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin A. Ryerson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Morrow. Prof. and Mrs. j. Franklin
Jamison, Cleveland H Dodge. John L.
Cadwalader, W. Barclay Parsons, Prof.
c. B. Davenport, Prof. and Mrs. Henry
w. Farnum and Prof. Charles G. Bene-
dict.
The public is to he allowed to inspect
the new building this afternoon. tomor-
row afternoon and Friday afternoon, from
2 to $50 o'clock. Guides will be supplied
to conduct visitors through the depart
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

event: of meetings to consider plans for
advertising the city. etc.
A. Lisner introduced a resolution, which
declared that 1t Is the sense of the Wash
fngton Chamber of Commerce that Con-
gress should be urged to enact legisla
tioa which will increase the present sal
aries of government clerks at least rs =
per cent. The resolution was unanimously
adopted, and copies will be sent to each
representative and senator and to the
President.
The committee which had under dis
cussion the substitution OF electrocution
for hanging told the meeting that 1t
considered electrocution brutal. as sew
eral shocks have to pass through hui
man body to kill, and, Furthermore, that
the light of civilization was daNning on
an era when there would be no more
capital punishment. Discussion of this
subject will be taken up at the February
meeting.
There was much handclapping when
William E. Shannon arose to present a
resolution to provide an easy means OF
getting Westinghouse together for an
expression of views on civic subjects.
His resolution was not discussed. but
lays over until the February meeting.
So also was the response of the MEM
bership committee, which had been crtti-
cised for having had no meetings in SIX
teen months. F.. L. Siddons. member
of the committee. gave reasons why the
committee should be disbanded. That
also will be discussed in February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
"SWat Milligan.

Chase's bill next week will present the
Swat Milligan' company, Signor T'ro-
vator. J. K. Murray and Clara Lane;
Frank Gardiner and Lottie Vincent, Han
son and Miller, Henry and Lizel. Nc
Nance. and Making Bamboo Hats by
the American vitagraph. Swat MILL
gam is the Standardization of the Boze-
man Bulger base ball stories, Swat be-
ing the peerless pitcher of the Poison
Oaks" far-famed as 1.-The man who
knocks the ball a mile 1t is said to have
made a big laughing hit. The action of
the farce gives the audience Ia view OF
the invincible Christie Mathewson. the
New York Giants pitcher, in the game
between the New Yorks and Chicagoes at
the Polo grounds. with 10000 fans in a
delirium. The company includes Frank
Stone, Johnnie German, formerly of THE
Futurity Winner: Vtena Bolton, Charles
Kennedy and other well known comic
DlayprS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15

For the District of Columbia, Maryland
eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware, partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; light to moderate westerly
winds.
There have been light SHOWS over the
northern portion of the country from the
Rocky mountains eastward. and also
light showers in the gulf states. West
1t is considerably warmer in the in
terror Of the south Atlantic states, ex-
cept eastern Florida. where there were
frosts. 1t is also warmer in the extreme
northwest, but elsewhere 1t is generally
colder, with a decided temperature fall
in portions of eastern Texas, the Mis-
souri, valley and the valley Of the Red
River of the North.
With the exception Of local SHOWS in
the lake region and showers in the south
ern portion Of the south Atlantic states,
the weather will be generally fair to-
night and Thursday over the eastern
| half Of the country, with lower tempera-
| lures and frosts tonight in the east gulf
states.
| The winds along the New England coast
will be moderate westerly; on the middle
Atlantic coast light to moderate wester-
| ly: on the south Atlantic coast moder-
| Florida coast; on the east gulf coast light
| to moderate west to northwest.
| Steamers departing today for Euror
pean ports will have moderate westerly
winds and generally fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
Note.-The display of storm warnings
on the great lakes will be discontinued
for the season at the termination Of De-
cember 10. 1909.
Tide Tables.
| Today---Iow tide. 4:04 am. and 1856
pm; high tide, 9:51 am and 1000 pm.
TOmorrow-LOw tide. $50 a. m. and 4:46
pm; high tide, 1928 am. and 1880 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose. 7:12 am; sun sets.
4:33 pm.
Tcmorrow-Sun rises, 7:13 am
Moon sets III pm. today.
City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, December
15.-Shenand clear and Potomac
muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-15
Morning, Noon and Night.

The New Lyceum's attraction for next
week Is entitled Morning, Noon and
Night" and is said to be one of the few
burlesq,e novelties to be presented here
this season. This same piece. with the
same cast of principals, last season play ed
in higher priced houses with success. 1t
then went into the Empire circuit for a
few weeks. and made pronounced hit in
Teddy Burns. who has a part especially
suited to him. Virginia Ware portrays the
leading feminine role Sid Braham, Wal
ter Johnson. the minstrel four and a big
beauty chorus are among the other con-
fributOrS to the his. -l-ooram
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4 course of illustrated lectures on ia
pan by Masuji Miyakawa will open al
the Columbia Theater Friday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock. Japan of Yesterday
will be the subject. 1t will be illustrated
with stereopticon views and moving pic
lures obtained personally by Mr.. Miya-
kawa at an expense of over $4,000 MT
Miyakawa's work has been made possible
only by the cooperation of officials of
the Japanese government He is author
lied by his country to figure as the bearer
of q peace message to the schooi chiioreh
of this city from the children of Japan,
who assembled in convention at TOXIC q
few months ago There were over 2,oW
delegates at the convention, representing
all the schools of Japan.