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COURT M0USE SITE PROTESTS.
csmmassioa Wtlsla6 Go Abaadoa the Park
m u seems Best.

Although the cOmmlssiOn appointed
" the Mayor 90 dsesEmins upon q sits
for the new Court House has sslsctsd
CITY Hall Park and has iatroduOsd q bill
into the Legislature permitting tho uns
of almoet tho whole length Of the Cham
hers stFest stds OG thS park. 10 was said
yesterday % q meeting of the commission
that 70 wa not irrsvocably committed %
the park site and that 10 pubic opinion
demanded IL the board would consider
suggestions Tor other sites.
~ the meeting yesterday speakers
urged the soiection OF one OF the sitsa
which have previously been suggested.
among them heing part Of tho block on
the north side Of Chambers street be-
tween the new Hall Of Records and Broad
way; the plot bounded by West Broadway.
Pearl and duane stresta: the plot OppOsits
the nsw Public Library in Fifth avenue
from fortieth to FOrty-second streets.
another between Eighth and Ninth streets
on Sixth avenue. the aitS on which Madison
Square Garden nov etanda. and the Union
square ate. Henry " Jessnp pro-
posed TO have the Court House built in
the Battery Park and 70 recover the area
IL would take wv filing in the waterfront
between the Aquarium and the barge
Onice. He Nas reminded that the Fedora
Government might have something 20
say u any such project a. that was con-
sidsred.
AZ the close Of the hearing Edward NJ.
Crouf. in behalf Of the cGmmisaiop said
that 10 there was any intimatiOn on the
part OF the municipal government thar
the city would be willing TO sl'end several
millions 81 dollars an purchasing a site
the commission would readily consider
the auggestiOns which were made at the
hearing. The matter 10 now one that
reste ~ ith the BOARD of Estimate
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Nsllburn Eselliasswsrts

Ralph Milburn. son OF John q. Mnburn.
and Miss Anne Scarborough. da lighter Of
william Hollingsworth OF - waverisy
place. we're married at noon yesterday
IN the chsntry Of Grace Church by the
Rev. Dr. De lAncey Townsend. rector Of
Witnessed by members Of the immediate
familbes and intimate frisnds. Miss Grace
.asid "a hcnsr 80 80 nol,r s,,..s1n.ss
DevereuX Milburn. . brother Of the BRIDE
groom, Nas the beat man. and the ushers
were Louis n dc koven Of thts CITY and
Chandler Wells bletsten Of Buffalo. The
bride 10 q great niece Of Bishop Scar
boromRh Of New Jerry.
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TEACHING USEFUL THINGS.
DR.. Faunee's Estate Provides schssI GSs
aanawteh Farmers.

SANDwICH. Mass. March 2s.-Two years
ago Dr. ". n. fsunce. the village ply
sician died and left Ia tho town his village
--sidenc-. q small greenhouse. about seven
acre~ 81 improved land aud POO acres of
IInimproved land and a sum ot money
amount lng To s2S 0OO. with q CLAUSE IN the
will that the land and income from the
funds sho'Ild he used TO benefit the p-ople
~ that region agriculturally or IN indus
trial pursuits suited 90 that region.
The Hon Elem :. =. Keith 81 sycamore.
Miss Julia Yard of New York. Fletcher
Clark and Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of
Sandwich were named in the will as trus-
tasa ot the estate They secured Albert
W Doolttle OF Hackensack. v. J 20 take
charge % the project. small fruit and
vegetables will bs gruwn ON the and ~
Sandwich and a small model poultry plant
will he Developed.
The most approved methods will -
carried out with the crOpa and poultry
but nothing will b. done which would he
beyond the means ~ any one Who Desired
TO take up similsr work The main idea
OF this work Ia 10 make II 10 valve to all
he people.
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CHEWING Rg4Db
To FurWlsh Either hImd % I niteti states
senator FPom New Neek.

Congressman !. sloat fas~stt Vas the
princiT al talksr az the Chsmung dinner
AZ the Hotel Manhattan last night He
had been referred Ia A. ikelv successor
10 cannon As Speaker by the Rev.
Dr. Merle smith DR. Smith evidently
thought that FaSsstt Was ali insurEont
The CONGRESSMAN characterized Uncle
JOe" an that intrepid Watchdog OF the
Treasury aud SAID that he hadn't met a
man vet ~ no could define -Cannoni~n.
After -rmarking that either John ".
StanchIIeld or himself would be the nest
limited STATES SENATOR from New York
In all probability Mr.. Fas-ett sat down.
Other spealsers we're IbT. smith. { oil
Dayid 4 Robinson Of Flmira and john u.
Stanchtieid. Edward ~ Tterney. pTs~i-
dent OF the organization. was The toast .
master. there were about cOO members
Of the socisty on hand.
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ron Use ~ PACKERS TRIALS
lnssrnaasisa sappssed 60 Have ArrsN ~
Freaa Europe and the west.

FFSm EuPepe and the west.
Second Assistant Prosecutor % the
Pleas James W. Mccarthy % Hudson
county. who left Jersey City in the early
part Of the month on q mysterious mission
in connection with the prosecution OF the
indicted beef packers. returned yesterday
and made a full report To Prosecutor Of
the Pleas Pierre p. Garven.
II IL understood that Mr.. Mccarthy
went 80 Chicago and other Western cities.
wherc he picked up much information
that the Prosecutor wanted in the prep
aration OF the cases Tor trial. Mr.. 0arven
refused to discuss Mr.. McCarthy's trip
in any way except to say that zone cannot
estimate the value OF Jim's WORK.
Lawyer Alexander simpson OF Jersey
city who went TO Europe about the same
tifne that Mr.. Mccarthy disappeared. also
returned yesterday. II was announced
on the day that Mr. Simpson sailed that
he would look into the QUESTION OF Ameri-
can beef in foreign markets while he was
abroad with the idea Of reporting to
Prosecutor 0aFven all about prices and
beef exports in general.
Mr.. 0arven said yesterday afternoo n
that he did not have time to talk with Mr..
simpson during the day. He would not
affirm or deny that Mr. simpson was on
the job for the Prosecutors Office Mr..
Simpson said that he visited London.
PARIS ard Monte Carlo
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william ! Duffy and Miss Ellen kAtharine
O'GOrman. daughter Of Justice and Mr..
James Ottoman we're married yesterda y
morning a. 1910 o'clock in the church Of
he Ascension. 10Th street and Broadway.
The ceremony, followed 10y q nuptial masa.
was performed by Mgr charles McCready
assisted by Rev Father Matthew A. Taylor
and Rev Edward Tiernsv The bride
Vas attended by her sisters. the Missea
and Miss Irene Dunv q sister Of the bride
groom. William Mccullough was the best
man. and ne usher. we're John 4 MaheT
lowed a. the home OF the brides parents.
SIS West IOSrh street
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sH,CkLETON GETS q VIDA
CuIiusa ERsbIem Given ~ Nmerican Gee
EFaphlc&I sOciety.

HBapmac&s Soetee9.
The American Geographical society
gave a reception last night TO Iicut SiT
Ernest u ShacklstoR in the society .
roOrns at - West Thirty ninth street
The Cullum medal. founded by George
W. CulIum. formerly vice preaidsnt Of
the society. for distinguished achieve
ment by geographical explorers. was
presented to Sir Ernest. who in turn gave
his lecture ON his flTthest trip south.
The medal was presented bv Archer ~
Huntington. president 81 the society. 20
Sir Ernest ShackIstOn. whOse homo u
in England and in tho hearts Ot all Amsri-
cans
4 little thought nine years ago said
Sir Ernest In aoceDtancs. when ] sat by
my former leader. Capt. Scott. and aaW
him recsiys this medal In London from
the hands Of Ambassador Choats. that
aG this time would bs rsosivinG thu same
medal for going nearer our goal than 20
had thea
Then ssr Ernest told Of ths "trip and
spoke Of hrs Inability to ut funds TO n
out an expedition property. HIS talk
was full az humorous incid0nts. and ths
piosursa thrown on q shost were clear.
Wham his boat. tha Nimrod. was finally
naaad oua. he aid. Il was - small and the
equipment 90 hseyy that tss Board o
mort. 80 he changed her rating 20 that
az . yacht, painted out the red marx on
Che water line and Svaeisd ths jurisdiction
a ehm hoard. -
~ i.'I usnssd Mahaly over the dlsoomsorsu
nmd hnBtinhAps ~ atnD -GFipS' o@e-et~ tna
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SPECIAL NOTICE~.
END or a RED .NOSE
New Iesh-GSleTed ProaweI mat Keats
aud Hides skIA ImpevfeeaSoas.

4 peculiar feature Of pO~lsm. a new skin
discovery. 10 that IL h naturally flesh
cOiored and contains no grease. 40 that
when used on the face for she cOmpleHton
or f0r DimDleH. red noses. or any other
in6ammatiOas. blemiahes. OF discoloFati1as
lie presence cannot he detected. u can
thus be applied In the daytime. the natural
color Of ths skin being Immediately restored
and the actual healing and ciIrina process
accomplished in . fsw days. 10 can BE- had
Of any pharmacists Who sells pare drugs.
The Heeeman's. Riksr's. kalAsh's. Ktns-
mans and JunGmann's dTu6 saprsa make q
speciality % n. Fifty oeaes' worth wkll
answer sithsr for tho troubles msnttonsd
or IN curing ordinary cases Of eczema.
Itching stops ~ once.
Any one WHO VIII wVite 10 the Em@rw.aey
Laboratories. No. ~ West Twenty-nfth
Street. New York. can secure. by mail free
of Gaar7s. . supply aunlei0nt 20 curs q small
sokssBa surface ~ clear a oomptaEio4 ever
ni9hi and remove ptrnptes n eweutv-fouF
houra
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Nine. Ala NAzimovA. the actress.
appeared before Supreme Court Juseice
Gerard yesterday a. . witness In the
saiit brought by Leander q. Sire tO TO-
cover d. SOD from Henry Miller. the actor
and manager. because Miller failed 70
present Mime. Naximova at the Btjou
TheAtre In the spring Of 1907. Mr.. Millsr's
defence 10 that he was acting a. agent for
tho Shuberts. and that Mime NaMimova
could not appear because abe wa IN.
Her testimony was not required yesterday
and she " a. excused.
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De~parel-

r seabuFy Dsspard and Miss Helen q
Morgan. daughter Of Rollin Morgan. we're
married 81 o'clock last night In the Church
Of the Beloved Disciples. EiEhty-Rinth
street bet Ween Park and Madison avenues,
by the Rev. Henry ". Barbour. rector Of
the church. Miss May A. Morgan was tho
the Mlasee Rosa v Morgan. Kathlaen Has
ttanelli. irene Goodrich and ClaELsaes
Carreau. william De@paFd, a cousin Of the
ushera we're Julian " Lyon. Arthur Morgan,
Arthur Graves and Albert Nichols. re-
parents. i0s West Eighty nth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
AFRO AND TROLLEI CAR CRASH.
var. Pervtne and blts VIE and MOthes
Hurt In a DemOmsIratInG Machine.

\ head on crash occurred last evening
At Jamaica and Nicholas avenues. Ilrook-
lyn. between a trolleV car hound for
Jamaica aud an automobile containing
Mr. and Mrs. William n. PorrIne OF Sss
Lincoln place. frooslyn. and Mrs Per
rins's npother Mrs. Albert Stevens.
Mrs Perrine was hurled from the ton
n4au. and she Law unconscious. Mrs.
stevens. Who was uss ted by her daughter q
side was thrown against the n ont sal of
the machine and bruised. Mr.. Perrins
Naa in the front seat with the chauffeur.
He suffered a wrench OF the right arm.
The chauffeur. Harris ,. Reeves, employed
bV the overland Automobile Company
Of az Flatbush avenue. brooklyn. was un-
hurt lie was demonstrating the car for
Mr.. perrine.
The automobile VAS throw n side~ ise
against q lamppost. breaking u on. The
machine was badly wrecked.
Mr. and Mrs. ferrine and Mrs. stevens
we're taken home in another automobile.
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AIdrleh DaN eRpOri

BosIoN. March - In TriRuy church
to-day a. noon william Z. AbdTtch. the
bird son Of senator AldTtch Of Rhode
Island. Wa- married to Miss DorOthea
davenport, daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs
George Davenport OF this ,Ity. The
bride Nas given m marriage BY her father
She was attended by Miss Elsie Aldrich
sister VI the bridegroom. a. Una ID Of honor
q nd Miss Eliza beth Gray aud Miss Elean
Cotton as bridesmaids The bridegroom
brother, RiChsrd Sleeve Aidrtch vas best
man Following the church service there
vas . reception with breakfas' ~ the
home ~ the brides parents IN hearOn
street
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pictures shown h OF n penguin approach
ing a barking dog. Another shows
psrformAnco on a graphophoDe 20 fully
fifty pangnlns. who eat huddlod togseh1e
again, Willie ThrSs OF the psngains
are seen leaving a. e in disgust, while
another IL drooplng over diapfritsdly.
Among the msmbers Of the society who
we're on the platform we're the president.
John GrssnOugh Edwin Swift hAlch
and Henrik ArktoWeki. q msteor0logini
who was on the Belgian expedition ten
YEAR AnO.
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. Hest for M. S.unnIson

DR.. Walter r. Gunnison. principal Of
Erasmus Hall High school in Brooklyn
has been advised by his physicians to
take a rest and he will probably visit
his brother. DIR. Alton Gunnson. presi
dent Of the 81. Lawrence University
This II the first time during DIR. Gunn
sons long career 49, u school principal
that he has been forced to quit work
through Illness.
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aruN v OOsss

George IfJhuT Cruz Of Kent. EHgiAnd
anu Nis- fioren-s 4 Woods Of Csiifornis
q daughter Of he laIe Dr. George Woods.
were married ~ ~ o'clock yesterday morn
ing in ~ PatTiCk's Cathedral The Rev.
Father thidWtCk performed the ceremony
assisted hy FAth her Mcliugh. The bride vas
nattendsd and only Intimate friends and
relatives we're invited TO the ceremony
= wedding br~a kfa-t and informal resep-
ton followed The CEREMONY ~ the reAldence
Of The bride aunt Mrs. charles Bald in
West bOrty ninth street
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KENTUCKY RANKER ARRESTED
CharRrd VITA Enbekxlsng Ranas 10 Cea'
eeFa Ese ORGANIZED.

LgxINoI oN. Ny. March 2s.-w. J.
Rice. Oraanizsr Of state banks in Men
t,,otsy. Louisiana and Mississippi. his
latest project being the Imperial Bank
al olive AIN. Nv, IN under arrest charged
= I'm eulbsEzlinx fnndB Of tho institution.
ns was ARE SEED several Inonthg ago
an similar charges IN couneotton with the
Renlr on MOrGhaad. in Rowan county,
ard while umdeg arrest was aia@ tm0lctea
Somroreion witlp the Central R1nR % thaa
eifV, Which lne orBnni1ed and Of which
he Vas enahtex. -
~ J. r.. Martin Of Carlisle. Nicholas
eoIrnfy. An aannuiatB 81 Alc9, - ALSO GlmsS
iRHirfulenf IN cunrlaqtion with ne lali,ire
~ - fbW hnN ~ ~ u gneDlV8fs srs-
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Russell Magma aud Miss kdIth S,otf .
daughter of Walter Scott. we're married a.
~ o'clOck ia-i night In the church Of Zion
aud Timothy. IN West Fifty seventh street
by the heN Henry Lubeck. rector Of Tho
church Miss kth~l pdtke Of chicago "a.
he maid Of honor and Josebh Magma he
hest man The ushers were 0eor 80 Prsnt zee
Frank Cos, Clarence kamball and Richard
Chas- receipt ION followed The ceremony
at the ~ Regis
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Van Wrinkle again and feel that l have
outdone him. and with a quiet chuckle
he picked up his bag and walked out
stopping 20 give the door boy a quarter.
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~ EAtrA Charge ssy %.

~ "r''.-mert~ fOv THR sUN and Tina
a'sNiSG Sos may b lon a any AmgFi-
60 District Mssssasag oMos sn ne eitg.
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
DISCOVERY OF BODY
REVEALS A MURDER
Girl Believed TO Have Been
Killed Near Mountain Re
Sort>a Year Ago.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-Thou-
sands of people started early this
morning TO climb A. TamaIpais out
OF merbid interest in the Tamafpais
murder mystery which has wrought
up san Francisco u the last few
hours.
The body Of q woman. who evil
IDENTITY was young and ~eII-t0-do.
was found only a FEW feet from a
Wcll-woEn pathway near the resort
tavern, and it is believed from tile
condition Of the body that it had been
there nearly q year
Fifty thousand people had passed
along haJ path IuGhar time
10 has been established u- phys
iCiaus that the woman was mis-
treated. and ~her skull was crushed
with q rock Her age IS estimate
to have been twenty years Her
clothes were those Of wealthy
woman, and she wore valuable
JeWelry-
Every available San Francisco de-
tective has been placed or the case.
and are now seeking Identification.
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
ANDREWS FUNERAL
THIS AFTERNOON
Many Distinguished Men
Attend Ceremonies at
the Portland.

In the presence Of 2 gathering, which
included several scores OF disingUished
public men, the funeral OF Col Wesley
I-icHard Andrews, chairman Of the Re
publican state Committee Of PennsyI-
eauia. and clerk OF Ihe Senate Com
ucittee on POs1Of1ces and Post Roads,
as held at the Portland this afternoon
al ! o'clock
The services were in the lsTsf pariors
Of the apartment house, the .>oms be-
ing Gaassed with flowers rShach were
trib6tes Of the friendship RhiCh Colo
mel Andrews had thrOughoUt ne cOun-
try.
Hey. T.-C. 3 Pierce. chaplain Of the
7-elssfe. and Rev Dr- p n Moore pdS-
for - the Foundry Methods Episcopal
church. conducted the services which
were simple IN accordance with what
Colonel Andrews would have wished
fhc honorary palIbearers present
were United states Senators PeurOSe
and Oliver and Representative Bates
Oimstead, Bingham, Dalzet and Cooper
OF the Pennsylvania delegation IN Con-
gress-
Tem0rorw morning at 9 O'Clock the
body VIII be taken to New York, by
the Pennsylvania, and IN the afternoon
VIII be buried in WOodlawn Cemetery,
with brief services The body VIII be
accompanied by his brother, Delegate
w H Andrews, Of New Mexico, and
his grandson, CHarles A. Singer, Of New
Tcrk.
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
CROWDS SEE VIEWS
At ART GALLERY
Exhibit of Water Color Club
TO Continue Until
February 20.

Art lovers VINO wefS present at the
private exhibition of the fourteenth
annual display of the Washington
Water Color Club, which opened at the
hemiCycle or the COrcorau Gallery Of
Art last night, declare today that the
array Of works Is one Of the most COM
prehensive ever displayed by the club.
In the 155 numbers OF. the catalogue
landscapes, marines and figure studies
are included. one view is the work
Of thirCy-seven WsShinEronians, and
beside these a number OF artists from
other cities have sent pictures The
custom OF grouping the works Of eacn
artist has been followed again
Six landscapes painted by James
Henry MOSeT. president Of the Water
Color Club. are on exhibition Two are
especially strikinE-''CTeaI Falls Of the
Potomac and Crows IN the snow
The water CoIOrS will remain on view
until February -. The exhibit Will be
open 20 the public on each week day
from 9.30 10 O'Clock, and from 10 20
o'clock In the evening Of Tuesdays and
Fridays On SUNDAY the hours viii De
limited TO I 10 p m
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
HISTORIANS TO MEEI

Allen q Clark. vice-presideut of the
Columbia Historical Society. VIII tell Of
Captain William MaFne DuuCauSon az
the meeting OF the society T1m0rrcW
evening az the Shoreham-
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
WASHINGTON MAN
VICTIM OF THEFT
J. A. Sharp, Claiming Resi-
dence in District, Com
plains to Detroit Police.

DETROIT. Mich, Feb 81 A Sharp.
who SAYS he is employed IL one OF the
Government Offices. and resides at Sl2
F street northwest Washington. d. c..
IS victim of a mysterious robbery
He declares ne rented a room last
night Cn Michigan avenue and that some
one stole S6e in cash and his 80 over
coat Sharp reported his loss TO the
poEce, but declined TO ten the officers
how he happened TO be in Detroit or in
what manner he was robbed
The police are investigating. but have
been unable To find any clue TO the
stolen cash and overcoat or the person
or persons that stole them
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
PERIWINKLE DANCE.

Mem bers of the PeriwinkIe Dancing
Club are today declaring that the reC1I-
lar dance last night was one Of the
most enjoyable in its history The club
holds weekly meetings of this sort IN
Pythian Hail
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
GRADUATES
GUESTS At SMOKER
Young Lawyers of George
town University Have
Social Session.

The post graduate class of the
Georgetown University Law School is
one Of the largest IN the history Of
the institution and its members got
together last night al The Riggs
House at a smoker and luncheon for
the purpose Of bettering their ac-
cuaintance with each other and with
their instructors
There are thirJy-hve young lawyers
IN this class who are working for
their masters degree The class Of
hccrs are John J. Cowhig. president
Henry r WaSSer- first vice president e
Joseph Y Morgan. second vice presi-
dent Horace J.. Touuelfy. secretary ,
William J. Bacon ir-- treasurer Pat
rick SbUCTue- erEeanr-au-arms
Woodbridge CIapp. class poet
Besides the program OF witty
speeches the entertainment included
a recital BY NilafOT jose Legaspi,
graduate Of the Manila Musical Con
servRtOry. Mr.. LeEaspi received his
bachelors degree in law last year
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
Falls In Love.

king was a highly respected man in
Oakland when he met Mrs. Carrie
Brown Dexter, a church singer, and, II
is said. fell desperately in love with
her. she reel iprocated-
Killing and his affinity went TO Utica
n Y, where. ft is claimed, they mar
ried as soon as they learned that they
were free 90 30 So King said that ar
ter their marriage they went 10 Wash
iuEton, d g.. 20 reside and his wife
still continued TO follow the profession
of choir singing
. 1T was there. said klinE. that my
wife acquired a fouducss for Martini
cocktails. French dinners and the ~Bo-
hemiau life
II thought nv wife was TOO friendly
witH q prominent member OF Congress
Could Not Break Away.
For this reason decided 10 return
20 Oakland. which did several months
ago. bringing my wife with me But 81
was Of no use She had had q, taste o.
the night life and couldn't break away
from the influence
-Sbe7stu persisted in having her Mar
70 mi cocktails and her French dinners.
such conduct in city where ] was
well known was most EumiiiatiuE to me.
and as result I sm = nervous wreck
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
Special Notices.

SWAMI ABIAYAS A'SORTENTAI,
School Of Mind and Soul Cuiture Class
and Private Lessons, ls2s 18th street cor
p Free consultation every Friday nom
TO p ~ feskT8
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders Of the Rcssiyn BucE go.
VIII be held Al the ofn-e Of the Com
paEys yard, Eosslyu, Va. at Ig - r.
FEB. 4. 1910. W ". BARNES
Ja2S, S,2e,3j, fei,5s57 seerefsrg.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON Gas
LIGHT COMPANT
Washington, D. g., January %. 1910
The annual meeting OF the share 1lo -ders
OF the Washington Gas Light COMPANY
for the election OF directors and for such
other business as may properly come be-
tore said meeting VIII be held az the
Once OF the Company. Nos sIl-I7
Tenth street northwest MONDAY. FEB
RCzRX Z 1910, AZ L O'CLOCK NOON
The polls VIII be open from y O'Clock
noon to ] O'Clock = n
WILLIAM 3 ORlTE-
JizJ-lSt Secretary.
The Washington times., 1910-02-06
HERMANN DEFENSE ENDS.

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb 6.-Tne de-
feuze in the trial 5F BiIeer Hermann.
former member OF Congress charged
with conspiracy 10 defraUd the Govern
me1t in land matters. has rested its
case e. The prosecution announced it
voHld complete its rehutraI early tr-
u-gTTCv-.