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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Sons of the Revolution.

The Society of the Sons of the ReSolu-
ton will hold its annual meeting at the
New Willard this evening at : O'Clock.
at which there will be an election of Off
Gers and managers Following the busl-
ness meeting a buffet supper VIII be
served.
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CITY ITEMS.

Rosaries. lax. Gold Filled.
in Emerald, Ruby. Sapphire. Amethyst,
PEARL. Turquoise, Garnet. Jade, Jet and
Topaz. Will make a suitable present.
volgt's, 72j 18th.
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Sale at Weschler's Tomorrow

io am. go Pa. ave. NV, includes fur
niture. piano, carpets, etc: also cigars
tobacco. ETC., by order assignee.-Advt.
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schneider's Cakes for the Holidays,
Fruit Cake, Pound Cake. etc, &c lb.
Fruit cake with an abundance Of fruit
pound cake made with plenty of richest
ingredients. At 25c lb. Schneider's cakes
are not to be compared with any other
Order In advance for the holidays at
Schneiders market stands or grocers.
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Art needlework. Ladies' Exchange, so7Vt.a y
de14-2ts
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Good for Christmas.

Candles. 3Jc, 4Oc and soc . LIB.
Sheetz's New store, 931 + st.
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A Great Surprise Xmas Morning.
No. "a Brownie Camera, So. Kodaks
and Photo Supplies.
". J. KROUSE, 1871 9th st. NV
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Stocking Gifts, Tree Toys. Favors,
Scrap Pictures, Tinsel. Gould's 4o1 9th st
de11-13t-2
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Caverly's plumbing. 1881 G NV.
Xmas Goods

al auction daily at 1920 and ): nightly
at 7:3O. You can save Is to = at our sales.
coblens & Co, Auctioneers of Reliable
Goods Only.
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Wen Fill Your Order for Shingles
in a hurry and at bedrock prices. Phone
n. 1173. Eisinger Bros, POO 18th NV.
de13-d ,eSu-3
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The Ideal Gift for Children.

Open accounts for your boys and girls
with banking dept of Union Trust Co.. 18th
& II SITS Interest paid on deposits. SUBJ
ject to check. L. s. Treasury supervision.
-Adyt.
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Money to lend at 5 and 6% on real estate.
Frank T. Rawlings Co.. 1906 Pa. ave-
Adyt.
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All Connoisseurs Have a Good

opinion of ''Old Braddock' Maryland Rye
It's quality commands praise where good
whiskey is appreciated. Leading dealers
-.Adyt.
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Fourth Degree X. Of c.
EmbIems. For sale only at Voigt's, 725
7th st. NV.
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Geyer's Palm Garden Is Popular.
Delightful place to spend evenings. 1877 Il
dyf
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Solid Gold Sacred Hearts.
15c and $1.2o. Voigt's, 725 9TH.
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You Want What You Want

when you want II. There u only one way
to get It. Go after II through the Classi.
ned Columns OF The Star.
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Tempting Meals Served.
Dine at Bobinger's. 512 18th and vel
guarantee you will eat hearty meal.
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The Great Bear II an Ideal Table
water ONCE, 326 r ne. Phone N. 4SI2.
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You Hardly Know What Fine Ale
is II you've yet to try Arnold's Ogdens-
burg Ale. It's a natural unfitered brew
none Of the good removed. For case write
or phone ". 81, Arlington Bottling Co.
del5.0d
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Orders for Xmas Plants & Flowers
may be placed now. Shaffer, 18th & I.
-Advt.
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At the Poultry Show See Golden e. Co.'s
exhibit Of famous milk-fed chickens.
deS-4d
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German Delicatessen and Imported
specialties of all kinds; steaks. sea food.
etc. Hotel Engel Restaurant, N. j. av. & c.
-Advt.
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AltamOnt Spring Water.
In highest class of table waters and en-
trely above criticism-W. P. Mason,
Chemist, Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute.
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Christmas Overcoats for Children.

Saks & Company following its custom,
will give away overcoats to the poor chill
0ren of Washington Christmas morning
at 10 o'clock This the firm has done for
the last twenty years.
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We present the choicest Fruits
obtainable in the world. Quality
is the standard of our shop. Our
Baskets OF Fruits are delightfully."-
novel for gifts. Open Evenings.
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knights OF Columbus
Watch Charms. Buttons, Rings. Cuff But
tons. Voigt's, 725 9TH st. NV.
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Artistic Glass DoInes for Dining RooIns.
Bent Glass Fancy Shades.
New assortment Standard Gas or I'll
l.04 q. c. a. Muddiman & Co. GIG 18th.
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The Closer the Holiday Season
gets the greater grows the demand for
Heurich's Beers. In the homes no bever-
ages enjoy more deserved popularity. >
doz. Lager. $50; 2 doz. Maerzen or Sen
ate, $i.75; bot. rebate, Soc. Phone w. 1900
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All Candies. BE and 4Oc Pound.
SheetZ's new store. a3l F ST.
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Robinson, M. zoos, Will Furnish
carriage for shopping or calling. 81 per hr.
.-Adyt.
Goldenberg's Branch.

If you are shopping at Goldenbergs you
can leave Want Ads for The Star at
the Information Bureau"
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Hire TTCO Taxicabs for Dances.
receptions, parties. etc. Special rates for
all social functions. Phone North PIE
Advt.
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In the Homes "Crtterion., Whisky

Is valued for its medicinal qualities as
we'll as for its flavor and smoothness. 81
full at. John T. Crowley, S31 14th NV.
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Tree toys, favors, tinsel, Gould's. 9th
-Advt.
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Don't Buy a Chicken

without looking for Golden & Co.'S milk
fed seal. 1t insures quality. Dealers -
Adyt.
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Guides American Beauties

famed for their beauty and perfection.
Homegrown and fresh cut. 1914 F.-Advt
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Employment Ladies' Exchange. SOL vtav
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Superb Fruits

THE FINEST THAT NATURE PRoDUC
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
"BROWN RUNNING n. Y. c."
Hartman Not A7care That Roads
President Needs Any assistance.

E. H Hartman returned TO the city yesterday
from the South, where he went less than iorl-
night ago on little vacation trip which aPPal-
entity has done him much good On arriving mere
he went TO his home. Fifth avenue ana olu iio'
go downtown.
Mr. w c. Brown q most capable railroad man.
/ believe. is running the New York Central ne
said "and I not aware that he Is IN need Vi
any assistance"
There was a Wall Street rumor from Boston ol
Mr. Harrman's death, which, however was 50
promptly denied that it had little chance Of serving
any bearsh purpose. Another report circulated was
of active revival of the Harriman-Hill war out
this also fell rather fiat.
The general market depressed, especlaly IN
the late trading, from variety of causes, and New
York Central, of which Mr.. Hartman was elected
a director. Wednesday, closed with net decline
of q points, net losses being suffered also by
of the other stocks in which there Were deal
nEs
Wall Street believes that Mr.. Hartman Will be-
come member of the executive committee of the
New York CentraIs board before long, and in that
capacity will take active and influential part IN
shaping the policies Of the company AS TO whether
not his plans Will coincide with those of the Van
derbilt interests, opinions differ.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
ROOT FOR MRS. BROWN
West End Gibbs Speakers Boom
Her for Citg Fed" Presidency.

The West End Woman's Republican Association
eeiebrsted presidents day yesterday afternoon al
z-he Hotel Astor Every club has presoehIs ua'
bnce q year when il invites the presidents Of the
bother clubs 10 come and have bouquets thrown at
hern and when the presidents in their turn put on
kher best gowns and their best manners ana InaAe
7tpretty speeches. But the West Ends presloeh's
4sy wasn't like the ordinary kind II was 100 near
she City Federation election, which comes on Feo-
rasrv s. for that even if the president. Mrs. Will
arn Grant Brown, hadn't been candidate for the
federatiou presidency. ClubwOmen all make nay
I'd sduStriolsly whenever thc sun shines on these
5ays and the bouquets yesterday were not thrown
Ei.niessly-
8 a. 1a-o,-, as hostess threw them indiscrim-
szfeiv at everybody. even her rival, Mrs Belle oe
Rivera hut the only two presidents who we're per
1nitted 10 speak made use Of the language OF no"
ers 10 excellent political purpose Ihey were Ni .
Elmer Blair, Of Albany president OF me sla,e @
Federation and Mrs. William Cumming story presl-
dent Of the city federation Mrs Blair told whaI
splendid work Mrs. Brown had done for the 1eo-
Grafton as district chairman for New YORK II
might have been mere politeness. but the enemy
interpreted the presence Of Mrs blaT as
political move in favor Of Mrs. Brown since Mrs
de Rivera's is associated with me 4ra0e
School party, so often defeated in the state
Mrs story toined in the chorus of praise started
by Mrs Blair.
Il am going TO ascend 10 personalities. she saio
.aad tell you how highly I think of your president
sna what splendid work she did at the state con-
vention last year ! know you always like TO near
OF anything good from New York
.Eehat bold electioneeringI' exclaimed the enemy
There may have been doubt about what Mrs
Blair meant, but there is none about this.
The other presidents didn't get chance to say
anything, and none too well pleased ABOUT It.
The idea CT having presidents day and letting
two men do all the talking they said
The two men were Burr Mcintosh and Walter
Chandler and the latter repeated the libel Of the
De Rivera faction that Mrs Brown is too young
like America" he added.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
STOCK EXCHANGE NEXT
Committee of Nine Nearly Finishes
Inquiru $50 Cotton Mart.

The committee Of nine appointed by Governor
Hughes to investigate conditions in Wall Street
continued the investigation of the Cotton Exchange
yesterday On Saturday George L. Brennecke,
president of the exchange, was examined At yes
terday's session several members Of the board Of
managers of the Cotton Exchange appeared and
questioned to business methods the ex-
change Their examination will be continued to-
day.
Horace White, chairman of the committee, said
that the investigation of the New York Stock Ex-
change would begin week from next Saturday.
President R H. Thomas and H. K. Pomroy, a mem
Der of the governing committee, who has taken an
active part In the 'housecIeanng'' which the ex-
change has been carrying recently, VIII testify.
Other officers and members of the exchange will
tell what they know of the transactions there. A
number Of outside witnesses also viii be called
So far the committee has concluded the investiga-
tion of the Produce, Coffee, Mercantile and Fruit
exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
RENEW FIGHT AGAINST BRONX SEWER
Merchants Association Committee VIII Take
Objections to Courts, if Necessary.

The fight to prevent the further pollution Of the
Hudson River by The Bronx sewer has been re-
newed The Bronx Valley Sewer Commission has
received notice from Edward Hatch, jr., that the
War Department has advised him that II has not
issued the permit required under the navigation
laws Of the United States for the building OF the
outlet sewer in and beneath the Hudson River. near
Yonkers Mr.. Hatch informs the commissioners
that even If permission is granted by the govern
ment the New York Merchants Association Water
Pollution Committee VIII oppose in the courts the
discharge OF the raw sewage into the Hudson
River
A bill recently introduced in the Legislature by
Asseublvuan Haines asks for a continuance
of the sewer commission for two years, and it is
stated that an amendment will be made to enable
the com mission to construct disposal plant The
amount already appropriated win be sufficient, 1t
is believed TO build the disposal plant as well as
tbe sewer White Plains. il is said. may cut loose
from the project and Its present disposal plant
enlarged and improved to meet present and future
needs
The Bronx sewer begins a short distance above
White Plains. passes through that place, Scars
dale Hartsdale and TuckahOe 70 within two hun
dred feet of New York City; then turns abruptly
west. running three miles through a rock cut tun-
mel. with an outlet in the Hudson River
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
OnIy -Four Parcels Sold Yesterday
Slim Offerings To-day.

The following transactions took place yesterday
at the New York Real Estate Exchange:
~. r.-,sb Fisher & Co: s4 64th ST. 5, 1925 # OF
Madison ave 176xlOO5; and basement dWS; eXI ,
sale. estate OF Gideon Fountain deceased bid In al
s4s 25O ,o,o a.. -, ,,-,.,
nv Joseph p Day: 80 Front 1042 II OF bIoad
8. 2s gy59 12s 5x6O s. sty and store bldg sold 10
d ] Faour & Bros for $1,000. ., A..
ia and 16S 18th St S s. 211S W OF Sd ave S3 *
1OoII sty and store; sold to Carl kFanzohr
for S3G.525. -e,. -.
BY Sa uuel Marx: 212s Belmont cor 18ist 81
sx15I lxsO 1x1412; vacant: sold to the pantH ir
S5.7OO.
The auction schedule for to-day follows:
BY Joseph Day: 526 18th 27o6 II " Of Avenue
r 55x1O33; sty and store Yetta LetkoWtz ast
sam Weinsock ct al; Abraham Landau atty Louis Jer
sawz ref: amt SIS 9S; etc, $50 30; SUB 70
a mtge o S2S. 500 and leases. -,
215 25h ST. n 1855 IT OF 30 ave 25x9s 81 sty or <
anmt: Minnie Rinaldo Schoenfeld ct 81 Faul
Helnger atty Paris ref, amt due $612 TO- taxes
etc, $3.50; sub to mtge OF $500 -
Nv Herbert A sherman: 1O5 Columbia St " 3.
60 It n Of stanton ST. 4Ox25; sty brk and store
Herman Cottleb agt Goldsein ct al; ignund
Honig atty: NJ Lesser ref: amt due S4B@4 u; taxes
etc. $3.50: sub two mges aggregating Slt,2oO
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
IN THE REALTY FIELD
M4NY NEW PLANS FILED.
One Is for IS Story Building on
Fifth, AUenue to Cost 10000.

Among the plans filed yesterday with the Build
ing Department for structures was one Ier
an eighteen story brick Office and loft building at
the southwest corner of Fifth avenue and I'th
street. The name of II. Corn, OF No 81 Flfth ave
nue. Is given as the owner. The architects are
Maynicke & FRANKIE The dimensions of the prop
erty are % 6x175 feet.
Plans were also filed for a new twelve story
manufacturing loft building to be erected for the
SchlegeI Investing Company at the southwest cor
ner of Second avenue and 22d street from designs
by Charles f. Hoppe, architect who estimates the
at $4,000 1t will be Of brick trimmed win
granite and bluestone and will have a frontage OF
1G4 feet and depth of 4 feet
A five story hathouse will be erected TOR johh J.
White at the northwest corner of St Nicholas ave
nue. and 1S5th- street. to cost $4,000. and two hVe
story hathouses for the Pinehurst Realty Company
in 1SOth street. west of Audubon avenue TO cost
100000 g. F. Pelham is the architect for each
operation
Plans have been filed for remodelling the nine
story warehouse OF the Lincoln Safe Deposit COM
pany at No. 90 TO AZ East 42d street, rearranslhS
the several floors to increase the number OF the
storage rooms and improving the apartment Tor
rug storage. The improvements are 10 cost $o''0O'
William B. Tubby Is the architect
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
lax ARREAREGE SALE.

The Finance Department has announced dates
for the sale OF property under arrears or taxes.
These sales will be under the law, and the
Controller expects a large revenue from them.
The books report show $5 29 ZIG % Of all kinds
OF arrears returned uncollected-
The first sale OF property for arrearsges under
the new law for the Borough OF Manhattan will be
held in the aldermanic chamber Of the City Hall
on June :. The catalogue will be ready by March /.
1t includes the arrearages up to october 2, 1908,
on all property which has been in arrears three
years for taxes and assessments and four years for
water and also includes special franchise taxes Of
corporations for years.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
SAFES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

A. l.. AordeCai & Son, Incorporated have sold Tor
Messrs. Bing and Bing 10 the Realty Mortgage
Cornpauy los feet front on the south side of nth
street sHs feet west Of Amsterdam avenue, and
have resold the same for the Realty Mortgage Com
pany 10 a builder who viii improve The site with
the erection of a six story elevator apartment
house
Hell s. Stern have sold for Francis E. johnson.
trustee OF the estate Of Charles West. the prop
erty Nos 49, 127 and West 9th street. 800 feet
west Of Sixth avenue, 75x9S9 feet. The purchaser
was represented by Sidney Nordinger, as attorney.
William Cruikshanks Sons have sold for the es-
tate Of Jane Moncref to client the property Nos.
1Is and 12l West 4lst street. "a five story and base
rnent building on a lot 25x9S.9 feet
The Meehan Construction Company has sold No.
92S Kelly street TO a Mr.. Demuth. This Is the sec
end Of a row of nine houses. not yet completed,
sold within a week. 1t is four story apartment
house on lot 37.6xl33 feet.
George j. McCafrrey has sold for the Irving
Realty Company the property No. 1918 Washington
avenue five story triple fathouse. plot 4lx9O
feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The blouse that Il made with combination OF
sz-ide and narrow tucks is well adapted to the
+<.sbsanehle Thin materials This model produces
she best possible lines and includes the new close
fitting sleeves. together with fancy yoke. In the
s,lustration the yoke IS made Of an-ove- lace and
1be blouse itself is made of fine white lawn but
s,eadv made vokes can be utilized for the purpose
5sf --eferred or the yoke could be made from en-
hrosdery or from plain material with some simple
sdesien embroidered by hand When washable ma
terias are used the blouse is designed 10 be made
rniined but II is well adapted TO net ana to SIX
es 10 lawn batis5e and the like, and fitted lining
IS included in the pattern
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

defendant company had refused to pay over on
the ground that the insured Oscar Elder had COM
mtted suicide.
The plaintiffs compose the firm of Goldschmidt
Bachrach d Co., TO whom the insured had assigned
the policies security for money he owed them
Elder was insured in 1874. and died In 1916 The
coroner found that Elder had committed suicide
The trial yesterday the third and was before
Justice Davis and jury in Trial Term Part 49,
of the Supreme Court. Testimony was offered by
medical experts 10 show that Elder had met dea
by cyanide of potassium poisoning. The Jury was
out only few minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
LEASES.

wears space on the eighth floor OF the Johnston
Building. No. so Broad street, to Messrs Sroock
&. StToock.
store and basement No. 1913 Reade street for Ber-
nard Kreizcr to John Doscher * Co. in conjunc-
tion with Cammann Voorhees, q Floyd, the store
Nos l27 and I29 William street to Woodrow &
Lewis and premises in Nos. % and 80 Frankfort
stree TO Fletcher Stanley Il Co.
Tho Lewis II. May CONF any (Charles f. Noyes
Conpanv New York agents. has leased through its
Far Rockaway Office for j NJ. Tobias cottage on
Ocean avenue at Far Rockaway, Long Island. to
Hugo s Mack for the summer season Of 1909
The international Fertilizer Company has leased
the front half of the sixteenth floor Of No. lis
Broadway.
A z. Kazan has leased the fourth floor OF the
Everett Building.
The Pocasset Woollen Company has leased part
of the fourteenth floor of the same building.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BENJAMIN eueeENhEiM PREsIpEn1-

Benjamin Guggenheim who for several years has
been chairman of the executive committee of the
international Steam Pump Company. has been
elected president, TO succeed John w Dunn. who
has retired account of III health. Mr. Guggen-
helm formerly active in the affairs of NJ. Gug
genheim's Sons. from which firm he retired after
the consolidation of the Guggenheim smelling in
terests with the American Smelling and Refining
Company. Subsequently he became interested in
the Power and Mining Machinery Company which
merged with the International Steam Pump
Company in 1906.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
INCREASE IN READING EARNINGS.

Philadelphia, Jan. 28-For the first time since
December. 1907 the monthly report of the Pha-
delphia & Reading Railway Company. which
issued to-day shows increase In net earnings
In December, 1907 the net earnings OF the company
a,273 753. while for the same month OF 1903
the net earnings S.57s2 263. The report shows
net surplus from all the Reading companies for
December. 1905, Of 1929, increase as com
pared with the month in 1907 Of nearly 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BLOWS DOWN HOUSES AND FENCES.
Fifty four Mile Gale Sweeps City and Makes
The Bronx Rattle

ffty-four-mile gale the record for the year,
blew two houses down in The Bronx carried fences
away, ripped off window shutters and uprooted
trees yesterday morning The gale was felt
throughout the greater part of the city but the
most damage done was III Van Nest West Chester
Throg's Neck and Fort Schuyler in The Bronx
The two houses blown down in course or
construction, one being brick and the other a
frame dwelling.
= Adjoining the brick house, in Castle Hill avenue
near Grove street is the home OF James B Canic
the owner of both houses. Many OF the bricks
blown through his windows. but one was
injured. The police of the West Chester station
estimated the damage in all OF the sections at
&c OOO