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The Washington times., 1911-07-17
Sells G Street Holding.
Real Estate Transfers.

Mt Airy and Friendship-May H. Warner
to Anna II. Moore. lots Is to %, block 4;
lot 5. block 2; lot !, block 2; so.
whittingham-Jesse Bumbry to John W
Walker. lot 81, square 5l57 80.
NJ street southwest, between Second and
Third streets-John W. Evans ct ux. to
Bernard Leonard. part lots c and D. square
6s4, $40.
street southwest, between First and Sec
ond streets-John d. McNabb to Bertha
L. Stern, lots a., 81, 81, square 57s. $40.
AS Q street northwest-Garfield A. Street to
Charles G. Emmert. lot p. square 500. SO.
Volta place northwest-William H. Saunders
ct al. trustees. to C7aud Livingston, part
lot l99 SQUARE 1855. S. 800.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
The Vital Records.
Births.


1oE and Mary E. Burroughs, boy.
SaIIIey + and Pansie A Clark, girl.
Fred I. and Emily A Watson, boy,
Francis J. and Annie NJ. Martin; girl
John J. and Glare NJ. Maher' gi,i- glrii
Theodore A and Mary 7. hlllnser'
lanes R. and Mary B. Astlin, girl,
Harvey c. and Mary f. kneas. girl
p,trick n and Kate J. O'Conner. boy.
Harry and Ada L. NJ Howard. girl.
Harry L. and Carrie S. Jordan, boy.
Rufus R and Rachel Henderson, girl
George l and Jannet Shaw, boy.
Charles and Anna Baer, boy.
Robert H. and Jennie D. Clouser' boy.
COLORED.
Harrison and Annie Crutchfield, boy.
John NJ. and Mary Moore, girl.
Enos B. and Gertrude Smith. girl.
Elmer and Carrie Robinson. boy.
Richard B. and Ethel b. Jacobs boy.
James and Thurston Robinson, girl.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
BENJAMIN A. Becker and Mart Douthat
both Of Bluefield, W. Va.
Richard Leary and Louise D. hlnsey
both of Richmond.
Charles z. johnson and Maggie M
Childress, both of Richmond.
Nicholas H. Petrola and Jessie "
Shaner, both of Washington.
Raymond Oden. of Rockville. and Laura
Carson, of Washington.
William ]. Kilby and Zeta E. Morgon'
both of Culpeper, Va.
William J. Taylor and Ethel NJ. John-
son, both Of Washington.
George W. Tnghman, jr., of Aspinwaii'
Pa. and Anna NJ. Krause, OF Sharps-
burg, Pa.
william T. Ogle and Margaret T.
Leahy, both of Washington.
Carl Reed, of Colesville. Md, and Amy
L. Magruder, of Rockville.
COLORED.
Andrew E. Edwards and Grace Love-
both of Washington.
Eli Strange and Annie johnson, both of
Washington.
both of Washington.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
SerUice Orders
NAVY.

Captain J. r. EDIE, retired, detached
New Hampshire; to home
Lieutenant Commander E. T. con-
STIEN. detached command Hist; to
navy yard, Portsmouth. n. H.
Lieutenant r. E. INGERSOLL. de-
taChed summer conference Naval
War College, Newport, K. L.; to
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
Lieutenant T. F. CALDWELL de-
taChed summer conference, Naval
War College, Newport z. l.; to
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md
Lieutenant 0unior grade) G. A. BEALL,
Jr.,. detached Hist; to navy yard,
Portsmouth, n. H.
Ensign w. T. MALLISON, detached
Hist; to Maine.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
Fire Insurance Agents
In Annual Convention

RI-FFALO, y. Y, July 1.-THE Ma
tionai Association Of Fire Insurance
Agents began its annual convention in
Buffalo todav with an attendance OF
several hundred prominent insurance
men from all parts Of the United States
THE sessions will last until Thursday
Todav's program included the address
Of president 4. w. Neal. Of Cleveland.
and the reports Of the various standing
committees.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
Eight Killed in Train
Wreck in GERMANY

FRANKFORT. Germany. July Ii
The Frankfor: express was dcrailed and
went into the ditch today near Muhl-
hcim. Eight persons were killed ard
fourteen other seriously injured.
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
Negro Dies in Ambulance

John Webb. a negro, Of Chesterbrook.
Va, was taken suddenly Ill on a Capt.
tai Traction car at Thirty-hfth and NJ
streets northwest this morning and died
in an ambulance on the way to the
Georgetown University Hospital
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
BUILDERS ACTIVITY
IN NORTHEAST AND
SOUTHEAST MARKED
Harry. Wardman and H. R.
Howenstein Do Much to
Develop Sections.

Building operations and sales in the
northeast and southeast sections OF
Washington have greatly increased
within the past few months, and those
sections which began growing no more
than ten years ago now are becoming
well built I'D.
Chief among the real estate men who
are turning their attention to these Sec
Howenstein.
Mr.. Wardman a few weeks ago be-
gan the construction Of thirty-six
houses on D street and on Rhode Island
avenue northeast. The work on the
houses has been pushed 50 rapidly
the plasterers and interior finishers are
at work. The houses will be completed,
II is thought, within the next two or
three weeks.
building deals on in these sections. and
other builders are drawing plans for
rows Of houses and houses Of the semi
detached type.
The Howenstein Company has begun
work on two mex houses Of the Colon
ial type Al 13oS and 1910 A street SOUTH
east. They face Lincoln Park They
are being built for Miss Emma {.
Clarke.
riety with bath and pantry and will be
heated by a hot water plant. The lots
are 20 feet front by l35 feet deep. These
houses will be completed within sixty
days.
The erection of a row of FIVE new
houses. l2O5-l2l3 street northeast, has
been begun by the same company.
Three of these are box houses, colonial
design. while the others are to be Of
He houses are to- sell eG lor P5eo each snd
will be completed about August /.
Seven houses are under construction
by the Howenstein people at the corner
Joining a new row of houses which
have just been completed there. These
houses are to contain eight rooms and
bath, colonial porches will be built, and
the fronts will be of Flemish brick.
Two houses are being completed at
725 and 727 Fifth street northeast. They
will be finished next month. The houses
are designed to sell for s4,25O. They
contain six rooms and bath and each
house has four porches.
A new store with a fat above has
been completed at ga II street north
east by the Howenstein company. The
store has patent glass front with green
marble base.
H. r. Howensteln & Co. have just
sold for W. E. Barron the house at 1880
f street southeast. Miss Edith Kelly
Is the purchaser. She has obtained the
property for investment
Sells G Street Holding.
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel, in connec-
ton with Stone & Fairfax. have sold
the four-story brick building at 421 G
street northwest for X. C. MacfarIane
and Israel Morris. 1t Is a modern build ]
ing, with thirteen rooms and two baths,
and is heated by furnace. The building
occupies a lot twenty-five feet front by
a depth of eighty-five feet, and abuts
on a thirty-foot rear alley. The pur-
chase price of the property Is said to
have been $500
The Washington times., 1911-07-17
x Pa|aisRoya|
A. iSner 6 Street
Do You Know Yours?

Thousands are straining their eyes-shortening the
length OF their usefulness because of the need Of
glasses. short sight long sight" does not
defective vision but either the eyeglasses
or spectacles, not necessary for constant use The
writer for instance uses glasses when writing read
ing, but not otherwise.
No charge to consult DR.. Samuel the expert here
with reputation indorsed rnultftuda of residents
Dr. samuels office is in Balcony ParIor First Floor
Look for the Electric Sign
The Washington times., 1911-07-17

II. r. Howenstein & Co. have just
sold for W. E. Barron the house at l53C
F street southeast. Miss Edith Kelly
Is the purchaser. She has obtained the
propertY for investment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
giREMEH's REQUEST DENIED.

President Finley, OF the Southern
GALWAY, 20 whom had been referred
the request OF the locomotive tremeri
ior IN advance in wages, announced
last night that, after mature cons;dera-
tion. lie had come TO the conclusion
that an ad"ance was not feasible at this
time.
Mr.. Finley in his announcement
said the high cost of living, the prob
lem which confronted the nation only
year ago had, in measure, solved
itself Mr., Finley toli.t the men that
prices we're lower than they we're year
ago. and that the demands of the men
we're not to be considered as based on
the conditions that existed ;Thel their
3g&ort to, obtain Increases was inaugu-
rated
In the course Of his statement Mr..
Finley called the attention of the men
70 the fact that the rate Of pay for fire
fGien hsd hesn ii:craas.i approximately
e per cen, since 1900. He iold them
that the ADVANCE the. sought approx.
mated an increase Of 27.3 per cent in
their present wage, and that the cost to
the company entailed b. such an ad,
vance would be more than s400, 900
pei anaum
This said Mr.. Finley, in the
present state. Of business, and consider
ins the act that ne az just now enter
,ns Upon the dull season of the South
srn Railwsy, makes il necessary 10 de
cline the request. " He said however,
that this decision vas not made in
such manner as 10 prejudice the right
Of the lien or the railway company to
reopen the question in the fall, and he
further promised that he would recon
slider the proposition at that time.
4 strike is not expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
ssasinl the FfiS~

Tbs mar wk9sc -1octor had adviseo
asm y "-.a: downtown II the morning
,yoKcd scornfully at the panheadler
who Lad held him up
You say you want money for your
starving wife aud children" be repeat,
ed Well. don't believe you have
any"
We'll. wot Of tt:' asked the beggar
braZenly. Wet if l am iyin y
The pedestrian gasped, but held t.
his purpose
4 think you want this money OILY
TO buy liquor be said
"Wot il | do"
ia that case you show yourself TO be
q liar. vagabold and drunkard-a
man who is scarcely Worth saving. But
listen Dc you know that tie liquor
Ell Is, &c q certain extent its own
:orrectve:"
W otcha drivln' at"
Just this Scientists tell US that
liquor is killing CT the weak and IL
ferior class. In that way you nag be
said 10 be doing some good Dc you
The beggar held oft his hand,
Step night dere. mister" he saia,
and help de good work along before
you tink o somepin' 2lse."-Bc5tcn
Traveller.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18

FASTEST GAME OF SEASON.

Alexandria had !ltiIe difficulty il de.
feating Eastern High School yesterday
afternoon, though i. looked Tor a while
that the score would be close. II seems
impossible for the local t3am to pla2
good ball uulil they have rrn$entei thu
opposition With sersra, ms iv5 er,
ro:s ana ga equal nIriCer G; passes
we're responsible for the runs scored by
Eastern II the Grst aud third Alter
that they gaYs litli7 trouble aud we're
helpless hefors tie pitching OF Edrge n
dine.
While the home team made feg hts,
these came AT the right tine. SnoS-
den : aoihie, With Two On, followed by
Sutherland5 single gave us three in
the first. A single b. CocErell and q
double by Lynch tied the score ia the
fourth Hit: BIZ Trenary I'D -Jncn 10
eetLeI win errors, added :f6;i more il
|, the iifth and stxtI
BUrgsndine allowed not more than
one hit IL any Inning. Though wild at
times, he vas at ali times effective.
While not possessed Of vide curves, he
has good speed and splendid breaks TO
his fast ones. Lynch. n caat=1, had a
fine sta 81 Ca. .nd ii the field This
| ;""ao dese:vedr appla,'ded for to SPLEEN
did running catches and his accurate
Elhrowing.
1t vas the tastes! g.lnz 81 he season.
Stated on ,ir:ie. i vas coruplstcd il
less than aa hoiit and 4 half Score
r ii +
AiezaudG;a ...400l220o x: {
Eastern 2 Q , 0 O0i 0-5 !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
MONT VERNON AVENUE.
Meetlngxof Association at Rooms OF
Chamber OF Commerce F0hiSlit-Re-
newed Interest In Proposed National
uTpb,ray-SynuDsis of Movement,

Meetlngxof Association at Rooms OIL
| Chamber OF Commerce roniSht-ke-
newed Interest In Proposed National
Rigbway-Synopsis of Movement.
As has been stated, the annual meet
ing of the Mount Vernon Avenue Asso.
citation will be held at s O'Clock tonigh,
at the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce when business Of importance t.
this project viii be presented. Senator,
Martin aud Swanson are expected TO br
present.
The following from Historic Alex.
andsia, an interesting history OF Alex.
andria, published By A. j. " edderburn
few gears ago, is republi5hed
IN IGNORING Washington the Amer
lean people honor themselves" said
the late Senator Stanford of California
in referring to the project TO build
Mount Vernon Avenue, the proposed
boulevard from the Capitol building,
through the Mall and over the Memor-
ial Bridge, passing Arlington, through
the beautiful counties of Alexandria
and Fairfax, along the most picturesque
hills to be found, and for miles in full
panoramic view Of Washington and its
magnificent buildings; through Ale1-
andIia, Washington home town across
Hunting Greek, over another Memorial
Bridge to the memory of Lafayette, De
kalk, Rochan1beau and other distln
guished French sailors who aided our
fathers 10 their battle for freedom;
thence through What was originally a
part Of Mount Vernon estate to the
home and tomb Of Washington.
A highway about seventeen miles in
length, and $50 feet wide, divided into
sections, one for each State, on which
are to be built. BY the several States,
splendid permanent buildings in which
the products OF each can be shown,
together with topographic map OF
the State, statues and monuments to
their distinguished sons, with trees and
flowers indigenous to the State, descrip
tive matter as TO manufacturing, MN
ing, agriculture, in short, everything
that can advertise TO the world the
greatness 81 our country and the ad-
Yantages presented BY each one OF the
numerous Commonwealth that cons.i.
tute the American Union will thus be
led 10 FACT it will be an Appian
Nuf ard Westminster Abbey COM
bined.
The arenne will have q speedway
that " i'll rival the tovleyards OF the
world, seventeen miles III length, With
roadways for automobiles, carriages,
electric cars, bicycles, and bride
path, aifording endless pleasure and
enjoyment to Oil own people. and to
visitors fro!a ali tie States and the
uttcrrlost parts of the earth, who come
70 sre orr Capital city.
The idea Of constructing an avenue
from Washington Cty to Mount Yer
non IA: first suggested b. NJ r. IiaT-
low, OF alexandria. in 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.

Dir. aud Mrs. Edwards, brotherin-
law and sister OF President Taft, Of
California, who are guests Of the presi-
dent at the White House, accompanied
by Beekman Winthrop, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the NGvy'' Maj Bait, military
aid to the president. aud Lieut. Br;s-
tow, naval attache at The White House,
went q Noun! Vernon Yesterday and
met the members Of Ihe Mount Yer
non Lals. ASSOCIATION, IA annual
session. A buffet lunch was seived.
There vas business session al the
regents yesterday, largely taken Up
with the consideration OF offers TO sell
to the association Washington relics.
The association was in session today,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
= i. Knox. Auclioneer.

DY virtue OF the power Vested III ihe
u undersigned ~ tne llta " Ills oI Al
drsr: i. Iurley ana Nora /. Hurley potn
diii- OF record N the Clerks ONCE q tne
Circuit Court OF the Alexandra county
Eirciuia. tne undersigned T-'il ohaF ioi
safe. 1T public auction on
ILESDA
sne Z2rd dag Of Iar. 1T ; Q clocE D. "a, =,
IA front Of The premises. all tnat TRACK o.
parcel OF land. vim IN proven: ehts 'he!s'
on. in the COUNTY Of Alexandra, !:
~;u;a. containing eight :: acres. oae =
rood and ;n:rty-seTcn p2leS. ana 4. s; ~,
,,ated on ,Go east side Of Washington
street extended nor1nc-iE from the c.tt
NJ EIcxaroir:a .:rc:n!a. ara Co:aac"'
On inc north nr ;re property OF Aaroa
0dcii. on the SCUM ny the propcrtE ioi
,1e-ir ncioa-.n@ 70 The necEie:- estate.
ana rur 2!nc back 10 the oidfcanaI. au'i
extending aionG tne caGai 70 me foot
II T err Of saic-O0cInird 49, casn ami
the balance IN one and no years inc
deferred payments to bear SIX per cent
interest. or all cash at tne option OF me
n.rrnraSer. AARON ODfLL,
arri9 ri Executor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
ANIMALS TOILETS.
Fur Seals Are as Particular as Wome,
In Fixing Up.

Fur Seals Are as Particular as Women
In Fixing Up.
The cat carries her clotheSbruSh In
her mouth, for with her rough tongue
she c!eanseS her glossy coat as boy
brushes of his clothes. She lickS one
OF her front paws and ruUS 1t over her
face and she is ready for her break
fast
Foxes. dogs and wolves do not use
their mouths when they need 70 wash
aud brush, but scratch themselves Wig
rrously with their hind paws and are
as fresh as ever.
The cow with her long, rough tongue
combs her coat Of hair Until 1t is clean
ard curly The horse more than any
other animal depends on his owner -
keep his coat in proper condition, tat
often he will roll on the green erase
or RIB himself down against tree or
fence.
Field mice comb their hair with their
hind legs, and the fur seal in STELLAR
manner spends as much time as q VIC
man il making herself lock smart.
Although the elephant appears 70 be
thick skinned and callous. he takes
great care of his skin. he often giTes
himself a shower bath By drawing
water into his long trunk and blowing
It on the different parts Of bis 0ody.
After the bath be sometimes rolls hin,
sell in a toilet preparation of dust 10
tcep off the hias.-Our Dumb Animals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
START SUBSCRIPTIONS

Contributions Made to Fund to Improve
the Alexandria Light Infantry Ar
morY. Plans for Construction.
Following the successful banquet
held on last Monday night and the sag
gcstion made by Robert Elliott.
Captain Slayinaker of the Alexandria
Light Infantry has appointed commit
tees who will Immediately START on a
canvass OF the city for funds to carry
out the plans which the company has
agreed upon for the improvement OF
the Armory. Without any solicitation
the following sums have bean received:
Robert Elliott, s25-
Col. 10 Lane Stern, S25.
Robert Z. knight; S25.
Robert S. Barrett S25.
f. L. Slaymaker, S25.
James Z. King, S25.
The committee will call on all the
business men Of the city aud should
meet with a most hearty reception as
the encouragement Of the military
company is one that should appeal to
every man in the city. Unless the
various club features are added to the
armory It is impossible TO keep up in
rerest in the organization and it l.
feared that when their enlistment e1-
pirs ia June large proportion OF the
men will fail to ee-enlist.
Contributions will be gladly received
Al ln
zette. 1t wiIl not be necessary to pay
the amounts subscribed f"- sore-s'
months and they may be 80 :
siallments ii necessary.
As outlined at Mondays banquet
the cost Of the immediate improve
;nents will be about So, 900 of which
SUM the CITY Council has been asked
70 contribute 3, 300. the balance to be
raised b public subscription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
sNATcHgD MATS HAT.

Blanche Moseley, young Colored
woman, vas before the Police Court
Yesterday morning charged with
taking the hat of young mau while
ia a resort in the northeastern section
of the city on the preceding night.
The case vas continued, Until this
morning. When he caze vas called
the complainant and companion
about II the same age appeared. The
case against the woman vas dismissed,
but she was admonlshed The above is
suggestive showing as it does that the
road 10 destruction . a: inviting as
ever 10 thoi,ghtless young men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
STRUCK WITH "A SHOVEL,

A difficulty occurred or upper King
street yesterday Afternoon between
George Rsiaw aud Charles li;gliingili.
during which Relsw i IS alleged, used
a shovel on Nightingale, seriously iniur-
ing him, 50 r2uch so 5lIat he 7as unable
to appear il the Police Cour! this
morning. Qfaccrs Sampson and Gar
:ey arrested Bels~ and he left $50 col
lateral for his appearance when wanted.
Nightingale, who is suffering from an,
injury in the side, is being attended by
DR.. Mcclure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
LoC9I 3RETITIES.

| Ala Aerie, No. 81, Fraterna,
Order OF Eagles, met last night. SCI.
eral candidates were Initiated.
A horse which va: c;,tseri1g from
lockjaw vas Sk,lIad this morning b!
officers Reed and Beach,
A delegation from The Washington
Board Of Trade made visit TO Rivel
View yesterday to prepare for The al
nual excursion OF The board, Which
will take place Saturday, June 5
They we're the guess OF Charles St
John, president OF the River View
Company,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
GLlCE COUNT.

.Justice'iH: B. Catoih 5fesidine.l
IL
Ike following cases we're disposed oil
this morning
George Belew, charged With assault.
ing Charles Nightingale, had his case
continued.
Jennie Payne, coi2red charged with
disorderly conduct. wa mn, &c
e. write ul5R, charged wish beiui
drunk in the street, was dismissed.
Clayton Duty, hrna-year-olJ boy
charged with as:al;ltins a woman With
: Rri2k, vas dismissed. :"
Flancn= MoseIc3, colorsi. charged
With disordsrly conduct, va; dis.
missed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-18
RECOMMEND RELIEF FUND.

Police Commissioners Answer CuunciP.
Communication in Arlington ease b,
Asking for Regular Allowance
Whalen Case Discussed.
The establishment of a relief funt
of $500 per annum which Is to be uset
for injured and superaunuated police
men was again recommended to citl
council last night by the Board Q
Police Commissioners who returned
the petition Of Patrolman Clayton
Arlington for back pay with the follow
| ing recommendations:
That Council grant the Board O
Police Commissioners the sum Of s3ot
per annun1 IS previously asked for, tt
be Used as fund ior disabled ans
superannuated policemen under such
regulations as the Board Of Police
Commissioners may adopt, whereupon
the within case will be- disposed OF.
Patrolnlan Arlington was disabled
on December oath while Oh duty b.
fail that broke his leg He will never
be fit for active duty again according
to his physician. His pay was stopped
under the regulations governing the
force ou January oath. and he petition
ed council for pay since that time,
which petition vas referred to the Board
Of Police Commissioners.
The Board has previously made z
full report to Council asking for the
establishment Of this fund and out
lining plan By which there would be
no additional expense to the city but
the report has never been acted upon.
Last night was thu regular meeting
of the board and all The commissioners
we're present With Acting Mayor Marbury
presiding. '.r-',ere was but little bttsine.s
to come ore the board With the
exception OF the discussion OF the Ar
rington case.
The mayor was as requested to have
two of the men before him for minor
complaints.
Commissioner Barrett brought TO
the attention of the board an unofficial
complaint which had been received BY
him in reference to the lack Of atten-
ton received by Lawrence Whalen, a
glass blower who was found il the
western part OF the city last SUNDAY
morning n a badly battered up con.
dtion. Nj. Barrett said that he bad
been informed that the man VS. found
at one clock in tue morning and vas
NOT given any medica, attention until
nine O'Clock when Or. Walter War
field saw him aud ordered that he be
sent to the hospital. Mr.. Barrett zaid
that ii these condition veg ,rue they
were a disgrace j. 3 civilized country
and ii they lad been reported as ha7-
ing occurred IN Mexico or South Amer
lea would haze brought dawn or
strongest condemnation.
Chief Goods was asked ior q seport
on this matter and said that the man
was nat brought 70 tbs station house
until seven o'clock and that while his
face was battered up no one though
that he was in such a serious condition
and il vas not until ur Wart:ald
arrived al nine o'clock that it vas
found that the mans jaw bone WAS
broken. Upon investigation BY the
commissioners it vas found That the
exact time that Whalen VAS fcund
and brought 20 :hs s.a;.on could not
be learned owing to the incomplete
ness Of the records at the station house,
whereupon it was ordered that IN future
the hours OF all occurancos be noted
The matter will be given fUther stse2-
ton.