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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
BLUE NEW SURGEON GENERAL.
Man Who Freed San Francisco Of
Pisgus Sueeseds Wyyazr.

Fs~8uH ooSG11as WYNN.
Washington. dan. 6-isresideat Taft's
purpose 10 extend civil service regslla,
lions with limited tenure to appoint
I've ofiices Of executive or supervisory
character is emphasized by his deter
misaatlon, made known officially. to APP
point Or. Rupert Blue 10 be surgeon
general pnssie health and murine hos
pitai service. to succeed Dr. Walter
Wymaf. Deceased
Dr. Blue. whose nomination win be
nj in bfonday. will be named fer q
four year term only.
DIR Blue IN the man who freed San
francisco from the inibsntc plagafc by
. warsof DISCRIMINATION on the rats that
were the carriers OF Infection
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

covered this over the obstacles gthree
'eat six inches high In the time stated
vas a feat never before approached
aor is 1t likely to be unless Smith~
on duplicates It himself Four
americans figured In the final OF the
race at London-Garrels of Michi-
IAN, Shaw of the Chicago A. A. and
3and of Harvard. They got away
20 a perfectly fair start, but Smith
aon was leading at the f1rst flight,
and from thence ozawardahe Improved
Is position at every obstacle He
won by fully Vineyards from Garrels,
With Shaw half a yard behind.
smithson was then t~wenty-three
years of age, so that he will not be
90 old to duplicate the feat this
svpar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING


Everything points to a first class
game on the Auditorium court to-
night when the Nonpareils. OF this
city, entertain the fast travelling
Belleyi1le Catholic Club. of that
place. The visitors are one of the
fastest teams In North Jersey. Man
aver John Polensky, Of the not to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
TEAMS IN TIE
FOR 2ND PLACE
lost and Werner Win Ami
Citia Pool Tourney.
paesu1 10 ths NYNN1Na VIEWS.

spoesa1; to the 2sVENTNG NEWS.
Pleasant Plains, s. r.. Jan. ST.
Harry Jost and Ralph Werner won
the pool tournaments In progress at
the Amicitla Association Three
teams are tied for second place, as
follows: Doty and James Hayes,
Nance and @. Woodward. Leibert
and Benz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
ADAMS WILL
MEET FOREST

Rosebank, s. L., Dan. 6s-Wfllie
Adams, of Manhattan. who went six
rounds with Young Bedell, OF Perth
.Amboy, two weeks ago ait the Liber-
al a. c., will take on Eddie Forest,
of Philadelphia. Pa. tonight In what
promises to be a fast ten round
final before the members of the same
club. Joe Merino. and Young Frey,
two Manhattan boys, will hox six
rounds In the semi-final.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meettn0 Of thA afach-
holders Of the First National Bank.
Perth Amboy. N. r.. will be held III
the banking ocms lie Smith street.
of Middlesex, and State of New Jer-
sey, on the ninth day OF January,
1919, at 1900 o'clock moor for
election of directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly coma
before the meeting.
HARRY C0NARD,
Cashier
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
ATTRACTION
IN T0TTENVlLLE
I. A G. Will Tackle Florence
A. C. of Manhattan.
Ipscsol to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
T~ottenville, s. T., Jan. 6:-The
Florence A. c., Of Manhattan, will
be the guests tonight Of the Totem
VILE a. G. IN a basketball game at
the X. OF p. hall. The r. A. C. win
appear with their regular lineup.
Dancing before and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

Washington. Iaa. 8.-Audrew Carne-
gle hss beer asked by tie house steel
trust Investigating committee to 49,
near before IL Wednesday. Jan. 10. and
be has assured Chairman Stanley OF
the committee that he viii be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
sWaYzE NOT OUT or RACE.
New York Jurist May Get slprenss
Court Appointment

VSTFE
Washington. Jan. 6~-suarems eanart
gossip again Is favorable to Judge
Francis j. swayze of New Jersey nv
one of the leading candidates for ap
poInfrsent 10 saleceed Justice Harlan
Judge Hook of Kansas Is by no means
omt OF it. His friends believe the p-esi-
dent will not aaama another. In spite
OF tss opposition. The Indications.
however. are TINT the opposition to
Hook Ia having some effect
The msn named as being in the lend
far the piare are .Tudge swayze. Judge
Hook and Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Franklin K Lane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

be compared" team, has secured the
aid OF Friedman. the crack captain
Of the G. G. MY, for tonight. Al
though Friedman Is a regular In
the Nonpareils lineup, 1t was at FIRST
thought he would be unable to be
present Dancing before and after
the game, which starts around 8
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

Brysn,s Name on Nsbrssks Ballet.
Lincoln. Neb. Jan, 6--Wiliam j.
Bryan's name has been advanced for q
position on the Democratic primary
ballot as a preferential candidate for
the presidency by q petition placed on
Gle with Secretary of State Wait
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
STERLINCS At
JOLLY FEAST


speosas to n EvENrNG NEWS.
South River, Ian. 6:--l1ha Sterl-
Ing "A. A.. OF this place. banqueted
last night as the guests Of William
Allgair as a fulfil1ment OF q pledge
to treat the *bunchmi II they succeed
ed In dosCIssaK Perth
Ambox They-s.l.I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

The EVENING NEWS goes ints
aiaFa homes IN this Hciaity shaA
any other publication
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06
fsENa. spvtAcf )

New Paint and wallpaper store
28s NEW BRUNSWICK I'VE.
stock or Lneas' Paints. Er1arnels aud
Stains. Let us estimate oil wall paper
ing. painting and glazing. Our prieass
viii surprise you. Special In wall aa-
per. Sc per double roll and uD.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
LOCAL SECURITIES
IN GOOD DEMAND,
WITH PRICES Firm
Gas AT a New High-Ot Other
Prices Very Steady. :
Bonds Firm.

Washington Gas topped q new high
at nm today. The close was with 81
bid and slti asked There is no concert
cd effort to advance the price of the
stock, no strong buying. just orders
and limited offerings. The Street ex-
poets that the annual report will show
. very great Improvement in the earn
ings and Sthe expectations will be re-
alised. It was q close shave on e the
earnings meeting the dividend In 1910
Indeed the figures fell short of the re.
Quirements by few dollars, more or
less This year there viii bo no un-
certainty-no question. the earnings win
meet the charges and dividends and
give a handsome account of themselves
for the surplus There's contest on
being conducted mildly but with con-
siderable energy. Gas sold at s1h. aud
then at slh.
csdns adswaz from sGmPSs ssR took 20 ssnya., Day G
breathing spell In rise that has been
as continuous and steady as any well
founded advance should be.
The preferred shares still remain
United states Trust started at 11sh
and rose to 120. The deposits are
larger than ever in the history Of the
corporation and the trust company
the 1912 increased business.
Provident Savings Bank shares sold
Gas bonds firm at 110A.
at 124K @126.,
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
NEW YORK STOCKS WERE LOWER
AND UNDER HEAVY PRESSURE.
SOME LITTLE RALLY. ssH.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE unexpect-
edly strong closing OF Wednesday gave
the market little, better opening but
Il did not last long. Almost immediate
~ after slight fractional gain. the list
turned weak and declines of moderate
proportions were in order. s.,
Sentiment on the Street Is bearish and
decidedly 10. The political situation In
badly mixed and offers little encourage
ment for clearing. The Steel investi-
cation promises to become more dras-
tic. Mr.. Stanley understands that his
investigatton to date has not been
worth the money expended in producing
it--that II has literally been non-pro-
ductive. and he and his associates hope
to win something in the way Of honor
for themselves and some capital for
their party by aggressive action in the
remaining days Of the session. y
Just why the Steel Corporation
should submit its books and other i'm
portant matter at a time when Il IL
preparing to act the part Of defend
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
alter PURCHASES
FRAME HOUSE FROM
CHARLES c. GLOVER
Seventeenth Street Property
Sold for Consideration
Not Given.

Frank Walter has purchased from
Charles G. Glover a frame dwelling In
Seventeenth street between Pennsyl-
yania avenue and II street northwest.
The lot has q frontage Of 2S.9 feet.
and depth OF 107 feet. The sale was
made through the office OF Randall II.
Hag gner for consideration not dis
closed. A deed of trust for $16,650
was given. The property was bought
for investment.
( Mrs. Eva r.. Bouic and Percival d.
Emntert, have purchased from Robin
brothers. the building at 1706 New
York avenue, northwest for the pur-
poee OF adding II to the Speedway
Inn they are now erecting at 1903
New York avenue. The entire first
floor OF the building IL to be remod-
elled for a dining room. The upper
floors will be arranged into suites OF
two and three rooms and bath. The
addition also will give more roof gar
den space, enlarging It to 1000 square
feet. The combined new structure
will cost about $4,000. The sale was
made through the office of Harry ".
Bouic & Co.
Real Estate Transfers.
Tenth street northwest. between p street and
Rhode Island avenue--H. H. Bergmsnn to
337, .t10
p street northwest, between Thirty-fourth
and Thirty fifth street.-E H. Tagsart ct
ux. to Henry 8. Nichols, part lot :. square
l253 81.
Twentieth street northwest. between r and
stTest.- Malcolm Hufty ct A. to Edward
"a and Is. square Ito. 80
X street southeast, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Katherine A. Coombs
to Ellen Coombs, executrix, lot 3, square
1872 SO.
Padsworth-Edw. L. Stock ct ux. to David
II. and Clara J. Stevens. lot %, square
2S2b SO.
sSs k street northeast-H. r. Howenstein ct
ux. TO Arthur c. Dufresne, lot los, square
S56 SO. ~
widmayer Tract--Sarah A.. Coverston ct al
to Thomas Z. Allen, lot 90, square 3o42, SO
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Mrs. Cullop Hopes
To Preserve Mansion

To arouse interest in the preservation
of tthe old homestead Of william Hen
~ Harrison. at yincennes.; Ind. Mrs.
William Cullcp. wife Of Congressman
Cullop. addressed the Indiana Society
at the old Masonic Temple last night. !
She urged that the house be converted
into a museum and he turned over to
the State. s-....sr
Through the efforts of Mrs Cuilop
enough money has been raised to repair
end restore the old house. She has also
which now owns the property. says 1t
IL not for sale at any price, but that 1t
will be turned over to q mssnorial 20.
cletU, the city or the st ats. X the COM
paay's franchise % renewed. Mrs. Gull
lop hopes to arouse sentiment that
will compel the water comarny to either
sell the house or deed II without de-
lnanding the renewal Of its water fran
chise as q condition.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
McNamara Is Freed,
But Only Short Time

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-After beins
held In the. Tombs for three days
charged. by telegraph. with having been
concerned in the robbery Of the Bank
of Montrear at New Westminster. B. c..
of SITE, 900. John McNamara. known. the
police allsge as as australian n Maaek We.
McAdoO today. h.
He was immediately rearrested on a
Federal warrant Issued by Commissioners
Sons,i n csner ne rsaIsi cbs rsn 6i I'll nG Mitb hsna
fugitive from Justice, and was held
for examination. The Canadian authoTi-
ties will demand his extradition. Nc
said he would resort 70 habeas corpus
In IN effort to get his client released.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11

ant in. Q .dissolution suit wherein the
Investigation Testimony will be avail
able to the Government II q matter
that does not make itself entirely
plain to the laymen. 1t would seem
that the non-committal Or, lapse. OF
memory route would be, the one to
adopt. There 10 no question but what {
the investigation is beginning TO hurt.
v When all is said and done and each
has had his say the Sherman law
will stand forth - the one thing that
has knocked the. daylights out Of the
stock market, Destroyed the public
investment and speculative demand,
and. turned the market over. to room
Traders who are playing for frac-
1t il just possible that the bears
are taking advantage Of the fact that
they DO not have to borrow or buy
against their shorts 10 long as deiiv-
cries are postponed. and the exchange
has again extended. this time until
Monday, the period Of non-deliveries.
, Some OF the commission houses are
buliish. but the market seems to give
little cause for this mild enthusiasm,
unless In the ability Of the list to rally
quickly when any evidences OF good
buying appears.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
BANK ELECTIONS
Result IN NAMING
THE OLD OFFICERS
Conditions Indicate Har-
mony and Solidity In Capt.
tails Institutions.

Officers for the year were elected by
the boards OF directors of number of
the banks of the city. today Almost
invariably the 1911 rosters were re-
elected without changes Of import. 30
general was, this the elections really
were unimportant. except as indicating
the harmony and solidity Of control In
these various financial institutions.
The results were as foiloWs:1
Riggs National Charles c. Glover,
president; Milton e. Allies. vice presi-
dent; william ]. Flather, vice president;
Harry H. F1ather. cashier; Joshua
Evans, assistant cashier.
s American National--W. T. Galliher.
president; &C. H. Livingston, first vice.
president; H. r. Warhsld, second vice
president; william selby. cashier; A. c.
West, assistant cashier; ] W: Williams,
assistant cashier; e. Q. Wolf. assistant
Commercial Nationaf--Ashton O.. Clap
ham. president; Eidridee e. Jordan, first
vice PRESIDENT. N. II. Shea. second vice
president; Tucker K. Sands, third vice
president; John Poole. cashier; Herbert
Washington Loan and Trust Company
John Joy Edson, president; Ellis Spear.
vice president; John b. Larned, vice
president and general counsel; Andrew
treasurer; Boyd Taylor, assistant treas
urer; Thomas Bradley. real estate Of
licer; Frederick Eichelberger, trust Of
f1cer. x.yE
lincoln National-Ricnard A. walker.
president; Floyd e. Davis. vice presi-
dent; Robert Callahan second vice pres
ident;- Albert +. Gately, cashier; w.
NICK. Stowell, assistant cashier; Will
liam F. Broody, secretary board Of di-
rectprs; Lucas p. Loving, attorney; w.
w. Milan. advisory counsel
Second National-William v. Cox.
president; Walter c. Clephane, vice
president; John c. Eckloff, cashier
Jacob Scharf. assistant cashier.
National Metropolitan - George w.
White. president: Cuno H. Rudolph,
vice president; 0. II. P. johnson, vice
president; George o. Watson, cashier;
J. Gales Moore, auditor.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Arrests to Follow /.
Michigan Bank Failure

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Jan. lit
u rumored that following the confer
ence between depositors Of the Albion
National Bank. wrecked by the thefts
and forgeries Of H. M. Dearing, cashier
and local attorneys, more arrests will
be made today in connection with the
statement Of Receiver Irwin. the thefts
of the bearings have now reached
$300.000. The new losses were discovered
when leaves cut from the cash ledger
While the published report showed the
bank to have deposits of $2lf 200 the
actual amount Is more than 100000.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Wholesale Produce Market
Esss-Nearby. fresh. slsa2c per dos.

Eggs-Nearby. fresh. s1a32c per dos.
Cheese-New York. new. 17alsc per h.; /;
fiat. i4a1bc per ID. t-rt
Butter-Best, print. ssa4oc per h.; tub
s6c per lb.
Live Poultry-Hens. 1ic per ib.; chick
ems. 15a1sc per lb; small, 16c per lb.; roos-
ters. Sasc per lb.: turkeys. lbc per ID. geese.
pucked. saloc per ID. unplucked. loaf2c Per
ID; ducks. l5aisc per b.; keats. young. ia
lac per lb; old. 10al2c per lb.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. 17a1sc per h.
chickens, 15al7c per lb.; hens. l4alsc per lh
capons. large, lsa10c per h.; ducks. l6al8c
per ib.; geese, I2sl4c per ib.
Green soods-oranees. Florida. s2.5oa3. %
per box; grapefruit, S4.00a450 per box; apples,
g. 7ba3.5o per bbl; potatoes, sz5o sack; cell
cry. fancy. slal. % per doc; egsplants, g 5oss
per bbl.: carrots. 4oc per basket q. h per
ssck; onions. s2.B sack; sweet potatoes.
cranberries, ssooas.5o per box; 1000 Per bbi.
Live stock-calyes. prime. ioc psr lb.
medium. &c per h.: common. &c per ID. /;
old sheep, Ss.0oas 50 per cwt. lambs. prime.
6asc per ib.: medium. &c per lb.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
ANNUAL STATEMENTS
ANNUAL REPORT
AR aAa
NIJREMBERG PoWpER co


NUREMBERG POWDER CO., Inc,
We, the President and a majority OF the
Board Of Trustees, OF the Nuremberg Powder
Co., Inc. of the District Of Columbia, do
hereby certify that the authorized capital
stock of said company is 100000. of which
so. 10000 has been paid in. and that there
s.is.e III dso'' Of 'a'a company amounting to
FRANK WHARMBY. President.
FRANK wHARMBy, :,
..' Il. b. BRUMM,
e. j. JACOBY.
Trustees.
T. e. J. JACoBY. secretary of the Nurem-
berg Powder Co., Inc, Of the District OF Co
iumbia do hereby swear that the facts stated
In the above certificate are true. 70 the best
e. ]. JAcoBY. Sec.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day Of January, A. d. 1912.
(SealD JAMES q. SINGLEY,
Justice Of the Peace for the County of
Luzerne. State Of Pennsylvania. Ny com
mission expires First January. isis.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Hazen Now Heads
Building Society

Announcement was made today OF
the election of NJ. C. Haezn, District
Surveyor, as president Of the Colum-
bia Permanent Building Association.
Other officers elected at . meeting of
the association are: william p. Rich-
ards. vice president; C. I. Gessford,
secretary, and Floyd e. Davis. treas
urer. c. Clinton James was appointed
attorney. The following were elected
directors; Floyd z. Davis. DR.. a. II.
Hazen, C. !. Gessford, Nathan Hagen,
A: e. Riddle. ]. B. Murray. and H. P.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Sales Today On
Local Exchange

Washington Gas SIS. seooo@110k.
is0oo&il0N. kooo9lioE. Ss.ooo5ii0r'
.cspital fraction. 5Slas. 5@124x. ,oa
l2lN. sg1z. lo@l24h. i@l@. 5Gls. y,
Washington Railway and Electric
common. BQ56%, 25@56k, 25Q5SA.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 6GS8h.
washington Gas. 15@sih. s5@s1M 25
@91k. -
Mergenthaler. 3Q221.
United States Trust, 5@118h. 10@11Sh,
10@1ls.
United states Trust, 10Q1o0. 20,
provident Savings Bank. 1oo@9h. 100
OK.
After call
Washington Railway and Electric
common. 2sU5sA. 2ta5SN. 2595eA. ESQ
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Hash P,oisons Veterans.

LEAyENWORTH. Kan. JAN. ia
searching investigation is today prom
ised at the National Soldiers Home
near here, following the disclosure that
hash served to the Old soldiers resulted
in scores being stricken with ptomaine
poisoning. Upward of $50 veterans are
said to have been poisoned. but all are
expected to recover.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Boat Sails With Aid
For RevOlutiOnists

A dispatch has been received from
Minister Dodge at Panama saying
that the steamship Chile had sailed
from that port with General Bonilla,
twenty-four cases Of cartridges and
two cases OF gold specie aboard. The
vessel Is bound for Guayaquil. Gen.
eral Bonilla is back or the revolution
in Ecuador and expects to stop the
Chile at Manta and take aboard 500
Alfarist troops.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
BONDS.
Mrs. Suydam Weds Noble.

NEW YORK, jan n-Frederick W.
Noble and Mrs. Louise L. White Suy-
dam, jr. whose millionaire husband.
Walter Lispenard suydam. divorced her
because she eloped with Noble. have
been married.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
High Scool Debating
Program Announced

In the first round of the inter high
school championship debate. Central
Will meet Western at the Western
High School tomorrow night at
o'clock and Eastern will debate with
Mckinley at the Mckinley School In
the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The winners of the debate will lat :
er meet for the high school cham
pionship. which, last year, was won
by Central.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Waltzes By Moonlight.

Moonlight waltxes will be the feature
Of the dance Of the Washingtonians to-
night In National Rifles hrmory, be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. Cards have been
Issued to about 200 persons.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
To Make Shah Exile.

TEHERAN. jan 1.-THE Persian gov
ernment IS about to offer the ieposed
Shah. Mohammed Ali Mira, an an
nual pension of $4,000 on condition that
he quits his native land Cor all time.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
Hotel Guests In Fire.

CHICAGO. Jan. f1.-An early MORN
ing fire, at Austin, a suburb. today
destroyed four buildings The flames
broke out in the Oakdale Hotel. where
twenty guests were routed. Many were
rescued FROM third-story windows by
scaling ladders. The loss. $60, 900.
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
WANTEp-AGENTS

AGENTSLOur goods are used In Q million
homes; every housekeeper buys and keeps
snS snSns :sis a. rss sPR
GER, 2A Franklin st., Buffalo,. N. r. II
AGENTS-Send for free sample and details
Something new and good, Quick sales.
oRPST RI6 PLSt' cay sessnt espSy%sns s%
son, N. c. > Il
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
WANTED-.SALE EsMEN

sALEsMEN wANTED-To ssi capital stock
tuition Of its kind in city Of 90. 900 people.
in the heart OF growing territory. The
years, paying eight per cent dividends. and
wants more capital to handle Q growing
business. Address. with references, BOX ss5
"usu''A' va z FH E+@t
The Washington times., 1912-01-11
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PROF. H. N. ID. PARKER, lo21 Nh st. NV
READ Ny Big Ad Every Monday.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-27
FORGE
 NEAR MORALES
Washington Watching De velopments Along the Line at That Point and Pre-
 pared to Throw Troops There in Event of Trouble
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCHl

WASHINGTON. August 26.-A body of rebels. headed by General Campo, one of Orozco's chief lieutenants, is now reported to be working around the town of MagdaIena, in Sonora, making his way along the railroad toward No gales on the border. It was said at the state department that the army is keeping close watch on the situation there, and if found necessary rein of American troops already in that vicinity will be sent.
 General Salazars army of 500 rebels has appeared in the vicinity of Ha- chita. about sixty miles south of No gales. Ten miles below the interna- tional line, the rebels are headed for San Luis Pass, entering Sonora at LOuoue. Gomez, one of the rebel lead CTS. is reported to be sick in Ascen- sion and deserted by his command.