davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

S.las On the Consolidated Exchange to-
- rs-5so shares, the largest business
- r,re lap when the total was
~ "a shares. Sevelty-five issues changed
80 80 Urhich was close 70 the record IN
.sss -sspect TIE collapse in Hooking
eass ,r5 -Tren on Ire Stock Exchange pre-
s-1s..ef general selling, and the market
- -fSen0ralized for a time. Altogether
80, 81 shares Of Hooking Ceai and Iron
- f-s6ed in United States Steel COM
-, Led sii the other issues in volume.
- - rotai Of 77.Is0 shares. Reading came
-. With Z .s0 shares. aud Union Pacific
80 us-h 1870 shares. Prices. compared
- ~ag York Stock Exchange quota
.,orr ifHs7ed widely az times in the day.
-~-s-e1 operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET

- New York. January 10. 1910.
including 75 for slaughter and - for market
making ~ on sale. Steers opened dull
at a decline OF 15Gc5c and dragged all tho
Bulls also medium and common cows ruled
steady; fat COWS weak TO 15c lower: medium
oxen and stays, ssm sG: bulls. S. 75qS SIS 0S:
cows 50 sea - %; mich cows steady S3O9
500 per head.
Sales-S. sanders: 16 Ohio steers. 1871 lb
average S6 80 per 100 III; 10, 1883 Ib So A.:
IS, 1900 III. So ~; 20. 1907 ID, s6 -: Is. 1220
Id, So 80: 30. 1875 ID, SO 10: 10. It13 H. So 10:
Il, 11sl lb. Sc 10; Il. 200 h. 50 90; II l1SS H.
81 -. 1s Indiana, II 40 H. ST ~: 1s 1881 ib
SO A.: e1 Pennsylvania, a21 In. SIS 50: - 1ofs
III. $5 81. stag. 1880 III. So so bull, 1850 lb.
81 J. sio III. 81 4ei ! COWS. 111o Ib. 81 -: :.
/, $40 H. So: .. I0I5 h. 81 90 80 49,
So so; Io 12Io !, h. s. 50 40; Il Virginia, lies n.
]. shamberg & son: 20 Ohio steers, 1887 Ib.
Ierns Commission Company: 20 Ohio steers.
Tobia III; : shannon: bull. $50 lb. s47o; /.
ib. 81.
Mssners9n s Co: oxen, l12s N; $40; l.
81 81: io1s n s. so; : eI5 10 81 IS: 8. 4oe 70
aos H. s4; do. 95l NJ: 81 so; 2e. $50 n. IS 70
IS 9el 70. 81 %; o4l n. 81 90; l. s37 10 So So
:. s6l n. 81 so; {. sof n So 10; IL, $50 70. ss
81 7s9 ID. s. So
J. &. Curtis & SON: oxen 1895 N, SIS; ..
hull. 1870 ~ S.; 3. lao N. 81 80; J. 1870 10.
81 So: A. 1@03 H. S. 81: !. 900 10. 81 20. $40
10, 81; :: $50 10. S3 90 . cows, Io6a NJ 81 10.
, 1854 ~ S4; :: $50 N So 90: = R2s ib 81 ~,
~ S3s NJ 81 GO; ~ $40 10. Sc 90: - SOS M
81 40. II. SCI ID, 81 "a d. 7TO n. So: i. 40 io
81 10 "
Andrew Mullen: l hull, 1850 10 s.: f2oo ~
81 81. 2. 11i7 N. 81 1d, = 500 III 81 n. -SS
H. SI 40; helfer, $50 ~. So so COW iaio iSo iS
81 60; 5 300 10, 81 L. T51 III. 81 II; q SaI ~
So . saa NJ. 81 50; l. 4s0 70, s.. 0'o ~
John Ducey; l bull, 1850 u, S5. l. 500 N s4-5.
l. $40 N, s. 20; l. 1ieo N. SA so; cow Ieso ",
81 -. Q. ia n, 81 20; !, 1000 10 ss 90. 4 sso
n. So -. l. $50 10, 81 -: &, s8i ~ 81 X ,:Ss
H. So 81. ~ - ~0p
Jeiitne. Wright 8 Co oxen. i4ee N &. M.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

rn. New York, Jan. 10, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Decl over 1c a
nushel in the early operations Liverpool mar
ket was weak. in sympathy with the decline ID
America on Tuesday and under more liberal
Guerlngs OF both Argentine and Australian at
lower prices. Shorts were moderate buyers in
the afternoon and prices gradually hardened
ana regained most OF the loss, closing at only
Iracuolal changes from Tuesday. Exporters
ana sales amounted 10 10 loads. No red here
cIesed - 2s nominal elevator domestic and 0 b
af1oat; No. l Northern Duluth 81 2aik and No ,
hara winter. 81 23 nominal, ahoat. CORN
was weak early, with prices down about 1c
a bushel and sentiment hearish. although at the
decline shorts were good BUYERS and the mar
het regained the loss. No. , corn closed T534
ailoat nominal. OATS-Weak early, but closed
steady at net decline OF i &c. Cash oats were
natural white. 26 10 50 n 521s 655c. ana clipped,
"a to - n, 53 y aj7c. RYE-Steady: No . West
ern. S9-4c nominal. BARLEY-Nominal. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
--Nevelson- Goldberg Realty Com pany plain
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the 18th day
Of January, 1919. I. the undersigned. the rer-
cree in said Judgment named, VIII sell at
puoIlc anctlon' At the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, the 11th day
OF FenruarJ' 1910. at l. o clock noon on that
day by Samuel Marx, auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment to be Sold and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with the buildings and imprOV enlents thereon
erected. situate, lying and being IN the Bor-
oUgh OF The Bronx. city of New York. County
and State of New York. known and described
as lot no 10 on certain map entitled Map
of Central Morrisania. being part CT the Bath
gate Farm, situate in the Manor Of Morris
ania, Town OF West Farms. County OF Vest
chester, New York. made by Andrew Find
lay. surveyor, dated February L 1881. and
hled in the clerks Office OF westchester Co.
Cd and described as follows Essteriy in front
by the westerly line OF Fordharn Avenue.
westerly In the rear by lot No III oil said
map; northerly on one side by iot No :16 on
said map; and soUthsrly on the other side by
,ot 40. ia en- said map; having width OF
on teet, more or less, IN front, and so feet.
more or less. in the rear and A depth on the
northeriy side of IFS feet Inches and I3O
feet inches on the southeriy side, Together
with a strip of land six inches. more or less
IN width, lying in front OF the premises above
described and included between the old west
eriy line OF Fordham Avenue aud the present
westerly line OF North Third Avenue. ara
which strip is bounded on the north and soutb
by prolongations OF the nertherly and south
erly lines OF the lot first above described. Tn.
premises above described being known by the
street numbers 4O0l-400S Third Avenue.
Dated New York. January 18th. 1910.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Referee.
EDWARD A. BROWN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
No. 10 broadway, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
The following Is a diagram % the property
to be sold; its street numbers are 4OOI and
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold is SS6.072.49. with in
rerest thereon from January 10th, 1910, to-
EstheF with costs and allowance amounting Z,
SSTS.5J, with interest from January nth, 1910,
together with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes assessments
and water rates other liens which are to be
allowed TO the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee, is Sas9 6S, be-
sides water meter rents since May 9Th 1909
together with the interest
Dated. New York. January 1Tth. 1910
WILLIAM A McQUAID. Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
leNIeTF
wheat Open. High. Low. Close day.
Mav...... ST Iaas 81 Isss 81 L.. 81 1sss 81 Is-k
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

NUITDN-TucsdaV treucndOuS GquiuatiOn
appears to have relieved the market of the weak
long interest, for trading much less ac-
tive and not reports of financial difficulties
III stock Exchange circles brought any long
ton OF consequence on the market. There seemed
10 be Il little confidence in tho situation
as a result OF huilish Southern spot adyices ana
the absence OF further urgent offerings. At tha
niSn point OF the day March cotton sold at
14l9c and May at l4.34c. % to so points
ahcye the closing prices OF Tuesday and about
81 - bale above tho low price of Tuesday.
The close little off from the best, but was
very steady in tone with the general list show
ing 4 gain of from Il TO IS points for the day
Southern spot markets generally unchanged
most OF the markets being nominal. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW y0rE
William Livingston Brusn- PLAINTIFF agaius-
Marvin d. Hubbeil er al defsndants-I1 r,5r-
suanee OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and ssis
ton and bearing date the nth day Of Decemhsr
1909, T. the undersigned, the Referee in ssft
Judgment named will sell at public auction &C
the Exchange Salesrcom. Nos 14f5 Vssev
New York. the Gath day of January. 1910 -
- o'clock noon that day. by Joseph p Dsv
Auctioneer. the premises direetsd by said fudr-
ment TO be sold and therein described as f,i-
lows:
All that certain lot Of land IN the CITY ard
County of New York with the buildings theracn
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point n The northcriy sid. Of
l55th street distant one h,Indrsd and twenty-five
t125l feet easterly from the intersection Of tn.
rortherlv side Of fS5th Street and the essserF,r
side Of Eighth Avenue ana running thence north
ery parallei with Eighth Avenue and parr Of
ths way through party wall ntnery-nfne (aas
feet eleven tflJ fncheS 70 the centre line of tha
block. thence easterly along said centre Iins
tv-entv-fvA (90 feet; thence southerfv again
parallel with Eighth Avenue ana part of IN.
way through another party wall ninety-niGs te9p
feet eleven (1Il inches 70 the norrherIy side o
IS5th street ard thence westerly along n.
uortherly side Of 1S5th Street Twenty-Five t1sB
feet 70 the point CT beginning
The said premises being now known as No
245 West l3jth street and being those which
Tere conveyed 10 Terence 2. Magufre tv Cara
rfns z Woke by deed Jared January S1sr faoa
ana recorded in the Office OF the Register o. ths
County or New York IN Lfoer s. OF Section .
OF Conveysnces at rage az
Dated New York December 18th, 1909
7 MAU RICE WORMSER. Psfsr-.
STTWART & SHEAREF. Attorneys for Pfsr--
tiff. - Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
-rbe following is a diagram OF the pror--tv q,
be sold: its street Nuulbsr Is No. 245 West fs5ts
Street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

The approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge, 20 satisfy which the abovc-tescrfhet
property is 10 be sold Is Nineteen thousand
forty-nine dollars and 17-foo (s1e o4s 1T-focs
With interest thereon from the Tth dav -
January, 1910. together with costs ana aI,s,
ance amounting to S44S s4-ioo with inte-~.r
from January 18th. 1910. together with tn.
expenses OF the sale. -
Dated, New York. January 18th. is1a
ELEk JOHN LupVIGH. Rsre-,>
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan Ie--Cirain prices fell off sharply
in the first half hour OF the session here To-
day, and later rallied covering grades, corn
and wheat closing near yesterdays fnaI figures.
Provisions exhibited the same general tendency.
Range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORfc
John OehIer. plaintiff against Abraham @
WsiuEaFtsn - al. defeR6ants--In rursusncs
of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, dulv
made and entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the fIth day OF Jsuuary.
Judgment named, Will sell az public auction.
at the Exchange SaleSroorns. Nos. f4-IS Vesey-
Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City Oc
New York. on the 9Th day OF February, 1910.
Day, AuctOneer, the premises directed BY said
Judgment 10 be sold. and therein described as
follows
All that certain lot piece OF Parcel OF land
with the building thereon erected, situate. lying
aud being in the Seventeenth Ward OF ths
Borough OF Manhattan city or New York.
and bounded and described follows:
Beginning at point on the South~eSteriy
side OF Eighth Street distant two hundred and
ffty-fcur (2J4) feet and eight (sl inches
Avenue \: thence running Nerthwesteriy
along the Scuthwesterly side OF Eighth street
nineteen 40 feet seven and cne-halr (Tiz)
inches; thence running Southw estsrly and par
90 inches to tho Southeriy line OF Stuyve-
SAINT Estate. thence running EasterIy along
the line of said Estate twelve ttel feet and
three t1l inches. thence running Southeriy
along the line OF said Estate sixteen (l6l feet
ten (iOl inches. thence running southeastern
still along the line or said Estate three 90
feet. thence running Northessterty parallel
with Avenue ninety-seven t0il feet six Cd
inches 70 the point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. January 18th. 1910
ELEK JOHN LUDNIGH. Referc-
JULIUS KRACSE- Attorney for Plaintiff. No.
Madison Avenue. Borough cf Manhattan.
New York City
The following IS diagram OF the property
20 be sold, It's street Number IS lis 81 Marks
ST. Marks Place
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
FERRY COMPANIES
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
coLoRApo & soUTHERN.

COLORADO & SOUTHERN.
1910. 1909 1905
I'd veek in Jan. S3l2, $50 S2T5. .2i7 Sa6s, T4s
July I-Jau. Il. O. 23l 66I S 635. .Sa5 S, ,42o. i6S
CANADIAN NORTHERN
I'd week IN Jan. S1S5 700 SlI7. roo Si3T. 900
July 1-Jau Il. 1850 600 5s97, 800 5.5sT, 90
MISSOURI PACIFIC
I'd week in Jan. ss7j. 900 S7T3.oGo s6Ta. 600
July 1-Jan IL. IS 73f 597 % 5aa, 47@ os 400 465
SOUTHERN.
Number If miles .050 ~O13
% week in Jan. 1878 or sq21 1os szas. 800
July lJan. II. 81 Ii. 500 9s $40 $50 so 454 903
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Month of Dec 1903 1908. 1907
cross earnings Sc $50, 7S7 S6, 2o5 t s5 $50 653
Expenses 4255.030 4.206,5e1 .j62,210
Net earnings. s1Ss3, ,757 s1.ees,o41 s1.o9c, ,445
July I-DeC. 81
Gross earnings S44 oTo GO $50 147 Oo7 S42 Ss l43
Expenses 20 ,23l -, 9GO,4i4 20, 500. sol
Net earnngs sI4 So $50 sI417 .5aa s1e. ESQ. .s42
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

The approximate amount OF the lien -
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold. Il TVenty-twn hundred
and forty six and s0-10O Dollars S4Sse).
October, 1909. together With costs and allow
ance amounting 10 Sol - with interest fro-s
OF the sale The approximate amount CT ths
taxes, assessments and water rates OF other
chaser out OF the purchase money. OF paid o1
the Refsrse, is 81. .s51- % and interest.
Dated. New York: october 22nd, 1909
The foregoing sale is hereby adjonrr.d ~
Frldas.. November 2Sth. 1909 a. the same tinrs
and place
Dated. New York. November 18th. iaae
CHAS. L. COIN.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further a..
Journed TO ,,,, Friday beesnlhsr Srd. 1922 az
Dated. New York November zsth. 1909.
~. 1,-.s,,.a C.7L cHAs L COIN; Refsre.
the same time and place
Dated. New Yers. December srd isoa
The foregoing sale Is hersbv tr-th.r a..
ioarned TO Friday pecenher 17th. 1909 as
Dated. New York December 1e.h 1900
CHAs- Z COIN. Ref=re-
1oarned to Friday. pecemSer s4ts fsse 40:
the same time and place
Dated. New York. December IIth. 1909,
The foregoing sale Is hereby further al.
journed 10 Friday, December 5Ist 1909 as
Dated New York. December sath. 1eoa
CHAS. L COIN, Refer--.
Dated. New York. December s1st 1893.
CHAS. l. COIN R.f.r..
tourned TO Friday, February 4th, 1910 at 80
same time and place.
Dated. New York. January 14th. 1910
=
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Fa'rsasl rT Van Schsiell d Co. No. wall
street,
BOSTON cuRs STOCKS.

gf1 r- =. Thomas Teinhardt. No IS
- = eHt <~R Norz. and No. - Devon
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
MINING
Wheat
n Y AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

eise asy or,or. .Ios'. los'. los 1os.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
West 18th Street.

The approximate amount oG the lien cr char--
70 sstisfy which the above-described rrc1erry ts
TO be sold Is Twenty-six thousand two hundred
twenty-eiEhr and 9l-1c0 Dollars. with infe-ese
thereon from the I4th day OF December 1909
together with costs and allowance amounting To
Three hundred hfty-fve and 27-109 Dollars sfrr
interest from December ITth. 1909 together with
the expenses OF the sale Ths spproxlmsts
amount Of tha taxes. assessments and water
rates. other liens. which are be allowed
20 the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
uaid by the Referee Four hundred feFty-cna
and - 100 Dollars and interest
Dated. New York, December 10Th. 1909
L MAURICE WORMSER. Ref---.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

ne following securities were sold v.s,.r-
aay at auction at the exchange sa,esroo,,,
by Adrian IT. Muller & Son i'ssi oo''i
b order of Lawrence p so
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

SO oeo pron1issoIy note and mortgage
made 5v Henry H. Apiiu 10 g.
Sherwood Dunn on lands in Ar
auahoe County COL, dated Nav ].
col payable MAY ], 1911, with
interest. mortgage recorded Zen
Iuarv -. 1902. n office Of clerk
II Arapahoe County Col. in Book
!. 447 Of Mortgages, at page 2'S 80,
4oo snares cincinnati Northern Rail
read COMPANY ...---- -
ia shares Woiuan's Hotel COMPANY. ~
sl2, 00a Pit;sburg, B;nsnainton g. Eastern
HALLWAY Ccmpanc first mortgage
s Der cent bonds due April, 1896,
Al,rI 1909, coupons on; lot 500
shares United States Trust Com
2o shares Morton Trust COMPANY 49,. $50
Io.ooO shares Dominican Placer Mining ..
N ,.i-.s Nv Jersey Zinc Company III
- shares stamford Manufacturing
- 5ss@ss %os FsF ses-iss sa5a aomp.a2 SO 50
stao ogo Tndepeudent Telephone Company
% Omaha first mortgage per
,eft bonds due April ~. 1881,
interest hpTii and October 10. lot. sa25
shares Phenix Insurance Com
many OF Brooklyn ....-...--...-.- 800
.,ao oQ0 North Georgia Eieciric Company
first refHnGiES rer cent hords.
with Marcel 1907. coupons at
fsched. SO 600 North Georgia
Electric Company frst mortgage
q per cont bonds. series r, with
Gsv 1907, coupons attarllea; ictSa0, 600
certifele issaed = =, Apl1haTl.gf ef1,ap rust :,
ihc extent Of SIIll If principal
ii certain loan made 70 the f3ih
street & Madison Avenue Com
peus upoa the bond and morEago
of said snlh street Madison
Afonue COMPANY. Sate1 June lH
,pog e I'd con jtrignerl for the pa
mos, of sili 40 which mortgage
rornrs rcai .siHte - the north
eset corner Of 4atb street aHg
M-dison Avenue Few YORK city
IOt ......+s...,..+ ..s-s-..-,.3 81 hGq
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
BY order n trustee.

leo shares Texas, Rio Grande canal
gr account or whom il NAV concern
Rights Oh ten shares Bank OF
Lawrence, Lawrence. Long Isl
and lot ....-... ...-.-..
$50, 600 Ia France Copper Company per
cent bonds. due .Ianuarv 1882
jaIUzf fy, 1908, coupons attached
n-r cent -- . o.. --...
400 shares American Ice securities
company common ......--..-..-..
700 shares Lawyers Title Insurance
ana Trust Company ..-..........
80 saarcs WestchCster and Bronx
Title and Mortgage Guaranty
10 shares =. Booth & Co. old COM
mou stock. lot .-......--........
10000 pramiSsorT note ana mortgage
made Dv Henry H. ApIi1 10 l..
~h,--n ood Dunn cu lands IN Ar
apuhce CuUutv. Col, dated May !.
1901 payable May l. 1911. with
Interest, mortgage recorded Feb
iuary - 1902 IN office Of clerk
OF Arapalloe County Col. in Book
144T Of Mortgages. Al page III.
81 600 pFumissorv note and mort
70 made bv Henry ~ AlDin TO
B. Sherwood Dunn OF lands in Ar
aTanOc COuuts, Col, dated MAY !
1901 payable Ma !. 1871. with
interest. n5ortgeg" recorded Fch-
Tlary - 1902 in Office Of CLERK
cI Ara pahoc County. Col. III Book
7 Az Of Mcrlgages, al page 2I6;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
GETS INTERNAL MACHINE.
Suit Case With Dynamite Found on
Politicians Porch.

OMAHA, Neb., May 2-An Internal
machine was found last evening on the
porch of the residence of Thomas Den
nison a politician. Frank Erdman was
arrested as a suspect. Dennison declared
that Erdman had some time ago threat
ened to murder him.
The machine was in a suit case con-
tanning two compartments, in one of
which were found twenty-four half
pound sticks Of dynamite. In the other.
with the barrel placed as to fire into
the dynamite. was fastened loaded re-
volver. The suit case was tied to a screw
eye fastened to the porch
The belief is that the dynamite was
intended to be exploded through the
agency of the string and the revolver
when the suit case would be lifted from
the porch.
Dennison's little daughter and a school
mate had tried to lift the suit case, but
failed because of its weight. merely ex-
posing the cord, which attracted Dem
nison's attention. He at once notified
the police. The cord was cut and the
grip taken to a vacant lot where an
examination showed its character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
COUNTS INJURED IN DUEL
DE LESSEPS AND DE POLIGNY
ARE BOTH WOUNDED.
Third Encounter Since Quarrel at
Circus in Paris Several
Weeks Ago.

PARIS, May 23.-Count Ismael De Les
seps and Count Just De Poligny fought
their third duel today, and this time each
received a bullet wound.
At the second exchange De Lesseps'
bullet struck the barrel of de Polisny' S
pistol and, ricocheting, caused a flesh
wound in the latter's arm. At the same
moment De Lesseps fell, shot through the
thigh He was taken to a hospital, where
it was found that the ball had just missed
the femoral artery. The wound is not
fatal.
De Lesseps is a son of Count Ferdinand
De Lesseps and an officer of cavalry
regiment Some weeks ago he quarreled
with De Poligny at the Circus and blows
were exchanged. May ) they met in a
formal encounter with swords in the Pare
des Princes, the scene of today's duel. De
Poligny is lame, and after a round of
sworL play, during which neither was
injured, the seconds called a halt. Subse-
quently pistols were substituted for the
swords and six shots were exchanged.
None of the bullets found its mark and
the antagonists left the field without a
reconciliation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
UNITARIANs IN SESSION.
Eighty-fifth Anniversary Week Cele
bration Begun in Boston.

BOSTON May 23.-Morning prayer in
Kings chapel. conducted by Rev. D. Roy
Freeman of Braintree. opened the regular
meeting of the eghty-f1fth anniversary
week of the American Unitarian Associa-
tion today. Later In the forenoon Rev.
]. T. Sutherland of Hartford. Conn, ad-
dressed the annual meeting of the Minis
terial Union in Claiming Hall. His SUBJ
ject was Theodore Parker"
Daily sessions will be held during the
week and the anniversary is expected to
be fne of the most memorable ever held
by the association. The program includes
addresses by many noted speakers, lay
and clerical, among them Gov. Draper,
Lieut. Gov. rockingham and. President
Emeritus Eliot of Harvard University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
MO0NH|DES TONIGHT
Total Eclipse by Earth's Shad-
oW Is on the Program.
FIRST CONTACT AT 1o:45
Comet Sets Fifteen Minutes Earlier.
Spelling Chance to See It While
Moon Is Dark.
FIRST CONTACT AT 10:45
ime of the Eclipse.

The total eclipse of the moon tonight
will be of longer duration than was the
lunar eclipse last November, and as these
eclipses are not SO frequent as eclipses of
the sun, the celestial exhibition. if the
skies are clear, should be worth sitting
up little late to see. 1t is not often
that two lunar eclipses are visible here
within six months, SO the opportunity Is
likely to be taken proper advantage of
if weather conditions are favorable The
comet will set about 1880 tonight, or
fifteen minutes before the eclipse begins,
SO that the opportunity to view it while
the moon is darkened will be lost.
The moon passes through the shadow of
the earth at a distance of approximately
.40,OOO miles from the earth, where the
shadow Of our planet is a disk about j, 7UO
miles in diameter. Through this shadow
and it's surrounding band of penumbra, or
lighter shadow. the moon moves on a lit
tie less than three hours. The time that
will elapse from the beginning of the
eclipse, or from 1915 pm, when the
moon enters the shadow, until the Iumi-
nous disk passes from the dark area, at
2:2l am, will be three hours and thirty
six minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-23
LORIMER is IN TOWN;
DODGES NEWSPAPER MEN
Illinois Senator Said to Be Work.
ing on Promised Bribery
Speech.

Senator Lorimer of Illinois came to
town yesterday. his arrival heralded by
the statement that he would make a
speech in the Senate this week, de-
Tending himself against the charges of
alleged bribery methods in connection
with his election to the Senate.
Senator Lorimer's principal object in
life last night and this morning ap-
peared to- be to evade the newspaper
correspondents from Chicago, who had
no more deadly purpose than to inquire
if he is. in fact. TO make such a speech.
and, if So when. AS the day wore on
they rapidly lost interest in his move
ments. rejecting that perhaps. after
all, Mr. Lorimer would need the news
papers more than the newspapers would
need him.
Around the Capitol today the gossip
was-nobody knew where 1T came from,
via wireless. possibly-that Senator
Lorimer was at work on speech. but
before deciding whether to deliver 1T
would consult the elder statesmen in
the Senate as to precedents and pro-
cedure.