Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ‘ “i D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1889, re PANS ceeeiicois A Pure, “Highest test” 3 teed free from A! sag froiate or radlterath fa terse i rocera i tele go ae rt a ABRISH iG POWDER CO. Baltimore, Ma GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Broakast Cocoa Sold by Grocers everywhere. BAKER & CO.. Dorchester, Mass. with you. Some fow Dave abused me be- eause they would not deed my ples to READ DIRECTIONS. But the majority of you have been kind and attentive ready to LISTEN axD LEARN, and for their sake I forgivethe inconside. rate fow, and repeat “VLL STAY WITH you." AND YOU, ONE AND ALL, WILL STAND BY Wolff's ACME Blacking WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philada, H. A. Sexrasox, THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, Has taken possession of his MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND WINE VAULTS, 1200 and 1202 Penna. . cor. 12th st aw. Tam perfectly satisfied with the immense sales made (ince the inauxuration of the 20 percent removal sale, and have made more money than I would have done with higher prices 1 shall, therefore, continue to allow the same reduction hereafter. Estimates cheer- salts «iven to parties about to purchase supplics for by mail prompuy at i 4 i perGal per Gal sive “$050 490 “120 25000 «120 2500 120 iby 180 Pa a od isu 120 200 9100 ioo 80 13 28 . ; > $90 | Fo0 1000 BuO > 1200 ¥60 71300 | 1040 ERIVAN WINKS. - 100 30 400 = 320 1500130 1% 80 120 320 233-200 Bue = 4.00 600 480 200 = 200 400 S20 600 400 700 BUN 400 320 bv0 = 400 5u0 = 400 600 480 500 400 St. Croix Rum. very oid. Gov 480 Old Mediord Kum cexcelient tor Siu 280 Boo = 400 600 40 600 = $80 400 820 600 480 600 480 730 = 600 1000-800 $09 480 Trials 1939 S00 vo Ge bos 340 ALSO THE FOLLOWING BO- MES110 WHISKLES, bie Pure Ryt z $ ; 0 » i. A. SELIGSORN, ‘THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, 1200 and 1202 Penna. ave. a.w, ecl6-was-tr UNKEN NESS, OK THE LIQUOR HABIT, ‘Eceitively Cured by administering Dr. Haine? GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Treen be wiven in s cup of coffee or tes or fa articles cf food without the knowledge of the patient; it ie ab- setutely and «| 8. F. WARE, under Ebbitt Hous 5 RELPEENSTINE. Mth and Ve eve G 7 KEEN, TaiLor, 414 90 st. nw. anand Pook HOME OWNERS. What It Would Cost to Count All of Them in the Country. Mr. Porter has made public the following letter written by him to Senator Berry of Arkansas: “In reference to our conversation the other day on the subject of ascertaining what per- centage of the people in this country occupy their own homes and farms and what propor- tion are tenants, I beg leave to submit the fol- lowing facts for your consideration: “Many single tax clubs, Knights of Labor assemblies and other asssociations have re- quested this office to ascertain ‘what percent- age of the people in this country occupy their own homes and famrs and what proportion are tenants; and of those who occupy their own homes and farms, what proportion of their property is free from debt; and of the homes and farms which are under mortgage what per- centage of the value is so mortgaged.’ “These statistics cannot be got from records, because there are no records in this country which, on their face, disclose the information; consequently the statistics can be got only by a house to house canvass. It seems generally to be understood by the public thas the in —— Pie ted for ay — en can be got by incorporating the necessary questions in the pola Segre schedule. If this eee to be Perper wr isno eae that the cree weeping of population would be in great danger of being wrecked. An attempt of this sort was made in the taking of the Massachusetts census of 1875, by which it was sought to secure, by means of an individual schedule, data from working men and working women as to their wages and earnings, the number of rooms rented and annual rental paid, as well as pro- curing the ownership of the home and the mort- gage incumbrance thereon. About 71,000 heads of tamilies returned answers to these inquiries and only 19 per cent of the persons who were asked whether they owned their homes replied that they did so, the remaining 81 per cent being composed of persons who did not own | their homes and those who refused to answer; so that these statistics in Massachusetts are in- complete and do not represent the true condi- tion of affairs in that state at that time. “The only safe way to get these desired sta- tistics about homes and farms is by an inde- pendent house to house canvass, unconnected with any other branch of census work, so that in case of failure to get trustworthy statements no part of the general work of enumeratin; population and industry would be jeo, In any way. To conduct this independent can- vass it would be necessary for enumerators hm travel over eve street and high- way in the Unite States and visit some 13,000,000 —_ families. The cost of doing this would be between one and two million dollars at least, based on a general estimate of arate per family sufficient to in- sure, both in sparsely and thickly settled dis- tricte, a fair ae for a day's work, thts rate per family varying from a the minimum rate that ought to be paid, to ten cents and upward.” From Boyd’s, Md. Correspondence of TE EVENING Stan. December 10, Mathias Hartman in jumping trom a moving train here on the 9th fell and seriously injured himeelf. The Presbyterian church is having a com- modious parsonage built here, Mr. Wallace Shipley is building a fine house at Burdette, near here. Mr. J. A. Limerick is preparing to ee his lot lately bought of ine B. Bur- det Mr. W. C. Whipp and family have lately moved to Washington for the winter. It seems to be the general wish of the tax- | ey of this neighborhood that anew court jouse be built at Rockville and also that the local option law be revised so as to impose a fine and imprisonment for violating it. T.W.W. —— poet Trarxs To New Yorx.—The Baltimore Ohio railroad is maintaining a complete schedule of passenger trains to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. No trai a change, punctual service. Pullman's fin lor and sleeping cars. See Baltimore and hio time-table, this er. ——_——__— THE COURTS. Crrevrr Covrt—Judi Montgomery. Yesterday—Price, Weel & Co. agt. Cross; judgment by default. Goodyear Rubber Co. age Domestic F. E. P. Co.; judgment by de- fault Equirr Court—Judge Cox. te agt moe, ; pro confesso — Mary E. and Rebecca Brown. Mason agt. fason; W. J. Miller appointed guardian ad litem. Hurdle agt. Linduer; reference of — to auditor. Marshall’ agt. Marshall; .to John Cruikshank, examiner, to take fecltinany. Collamore agt. Johnson; time to take testimony limited. Appleby agt. Har- vey; payment to G. W. Harvey ordered. Lynd- bam agt. Kirkwood; appearance ordered. Clark agt. Kenney; auditor's nag confirmed. Prorate Court—Judge C Yesterday—Estate of Julius Levy: invewboe) of personal estate filed. Estate of Mary Wright; final report of executor filed. Estate of Nehemiah H. Miller; decree appointing com- mission amended. Charles O'Neill ap- pointed guardian to Rodney Edgar Cook. Es- tate of Etta Fetterman; accounts filed by ad- ministrator. ss TBE CONFESSION OF FAITH. Report tothe New York Presbytery on the Subject. The New York presbytery met Monday to hear the report of the committee on the re- vision of the Westminster confession of faith. President Hastings of the Union theological seminary read the report. The committee say in substance that their conclusions were unani- mous and were ob:ained after ample delibera- tion, ‘hey reduced the changes toa mini- mum and made only those which removed what had proved to be stumbling blocks to many honest believers. The first change re- commended was that the third chapter of the general assembly's overture be so recast as to include only: A sovereignty of God inelection, the general love of God for all mankind, the salvation in Christ Jesus provided for all, and to be preached to every creature. The second change was that the tenth chapter be so re- vised as not to appear to discriminate against infants dying in fancy, and to preclude the explanation in section four which teaches the damnation of the heathen, or makes the con- fession deny that there are elect heathen, ‘These were the only positive changes the com- mittee would recommend. They added that the presbytery should recommend to the gen- eral assembly to invite the Presbyterian and Reformed churches of America and of Great Britain and Ireland to formulate a short and simple creed couched, so far as necessary, in scriptural language, containing the essential and necessary articles of the Westminster con- fession, and this to be submitted to the Pres- byterian and Reformed churches of the world. No new doctrines were needed, but a clear statement of the old. It was agreed to have the report printed and discussed at the January meeting. —= Casper Clispy, @ St. Louis opium eater, en- raged at being forbidden the house of his sweetheart, Mary Anson, went there Saturday and shot her, her fatber and her younger sis- ter, giving all fatal wounds, He then shot himself twice, dying instantly. Mrs. Margaret Di ‘d. was called up for trial yesterday at Easton, Pa., for having been an accessory to the murder of her husband, A. W. 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Portraits in Crayon, Of E ethiod of teaching Crayon, ‘Por- Lessons in ainting, Oil Water Colore slun® ia MANNS EINDERGARTEN aa; AND TRINDERGARTES, NONMAT, TRAINING CLASS, 915 Sunderiand place, south of Dupes: 1 3 ere ba ies THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN, 130-tofed v REDERIOR LEMALE © 8 IN ABY. THE a eee dig of Congress, Officials of the nants pail ell who hove eagbeece oe eciecate te dalled to this institution, where's eancation cau be obtained the best care is and for & catalogue. URNELL, LID, 229-I1m* = Kk, Ma sy L OF La. wins = seg ¥ SoFrench OF dhe Prin Begs @ Academie. Dittmar snd Mussse Tian and Spanish. re Gaillard, etc. Prot Gaillard letaly explained hie new method at the White use before Mra, Harrison and friends and ull were euichauted wit nie aud pronounced it the easiest and most educational yet known. sim LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. ‘Also Grace, Deportment, and Expression. The Sbaftesvury method, Lessor vai Au class or priate Cire ular coutaiung terms au cular coulis MAU! D. BECK WIL HB. Vv “i NGTY oO ig vo agi Tipe ® Cloud Buiiding, 9th a ‘Twen year. Pisuio, Organ, use, Violin, Elute- Gorney be, Free advantuges. 0. B'BULLAKD, Director, _ulo-im @HORIHAND. "Acie Phonoeraphy acquired in sixteen easy les- tons, Proficiency gained in irom two to three montha pimplicity, rapidity aud legitility uusurpassed. or seud stamp for pamphlet. ‘lypewriting taught tree, Buriuess men supplied with competent i gud Whe writers iat le YEOMA! wives by MISS. DENGLER, to sdulte and ‘en, at U2y Let, D.w., oF at the residence of the pupils. nlé-liu* IsS JULIA R. BALCH, HAVING EXPERIENCE in teaching the | ugitsh Language to Forehruers, Oniers her services as Teacher to bers of the #an- American Congress and to Foreign OT 10th st. B.w. CB UESER AM OE. Jetulness, ‘Iwo years a city. Fifteen years a member of the tacult, Luau Collexe. Joiut author of the celebrate ‘Lext Books. Business Course: Bookkeeping (rastuan System, embracing Theory, Business Practice a: Bauking), Pennauship, Corfespoudence, Arithmetic, Word Lessous aud Commercial Law. English Course: Word Lessous, Grammar, Kletorie, Pentuansbtp Arita metic, Algebra, History aud Geography. Also courses in Accountancy, Slorthand, ‘lypewriting and Teies- Tavhy, New bulldiu, new feruture, stcam best aud other modern conveniences, jor circ! LUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMEKCE, 609 F at. nw. chi EDUCATES FOR usiness Educator in this oc'25-4i0. CADeMy OF THE Hoiy, ChOSS, Tg MARS A ‘ave. wail reopen Monday, Septeuter 2. It adlordg every tality For” wcquirine therougn and Bcisued fication, Ro efrorts are spared to advance the papiis | fu inusic aud art. ‘Tbe musical deparument comp" theory aud tecunfe und euubraces plano, barp, violil, *Tenguaston geiera: vocal and drawing and fancy octl-4m work tree. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sta, nw. ‘School of Bumuess and Counting House Bchool of Frectical Eglin. | BeLool of Shorthand aud 1 ne. Schvol of Telegrapuy and Electrical Science, School of Speuceriai Feumabebip. Bebvvl of Loo pon and ‘Areuitectural Drawing. Day and nia ca ¢ BENLY Cc. + BARA, AL sitAUER Vi TP HE BERL Z, SCHOOL OF TaNguAGER hiecognised in Amenicoand kurope ‘us tlie best school for sspeedy mastery of the Foreign New ‘Terms begin not Trial Lessons Branches in Boston, Lrovklyn, New York, —- plia. Chicaxo, Berlin and Paris. CHOUI. OF MUSIC L.S TABLISHED 187), = Sivas King, Principal, 729 Mth st n.w, “Church organ torstudeuts’ Use. Kapid and. thorough courses iL piano and composition. sel7-y rors BEA LADY SHO Las made the Instrumcuta Specialty ; two lessons aweek, $53 month in advauce. Call at 1507 Ver- mont ave. sel ¥-3u )WAKD C. TOWNSEND, ee iocution, Correct (deep) ang Voice Drawatic SRldarat L3t7 Voth * yiss BALCH'S CIVIL, BSLEVICE INS 1207 10th st. n. TeoLs pre} success fully forall Examinations. Elocutin tughtand Com Donilions revised, Book Keepiux aspecialty, sazJ-Gm QHORTHAND. a ouadjes and Gentlemen who wish to acqmre ® thor- ‘h knowledge of Shorthaud ior business purposes find well-equipped instruction routus, moderate forms, aud the wuidauce of uu experienced teacher aud practical rejorter, at the Business School of the ¥. M. lustruction wat SS wo it sessions. send oe bentapted cat SPENCE LLB, ‘ice Princiwal. ew York ave. ‘Classes lust year =e eae work. NIVERSITY-1RAINED TEACHE! fae PRE- pare for Civil Service, West Point, College, Euxin- ecring, Bc. Erivate lessons $1, clase ie Dayan aid even ing, Call EL HALL, 221 5 st. ay ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, 3393 ANDYSAT sin sche A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of “ie grade for YOUNG LADIES and LITILE GIKLS. Eupile vrepared to enter the highest classce of any re. Speciul facilities tur selected stuaies. ous tb FeaMOl OpCLs Muuday, Sey! wa ae “Siiisoes the Prinetpeds, ress ect-sm Bite ahd MRS, WM. D. CABELL, our” “OF WASH a TON. 180 PER YE. DEPRESSED BUSINESS plewood institute, both sexes. Goacordviey Be Pa. ‘iirstclase iastroctore; all branches a home for Little Boys _ SHORT- LIDGE (Yale), A. M., Principal. val: FINANCIAL. 24m amounts of trom 20 to ‘Dhere are no surer or safer in BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, 2e25-3m__Uhlman Market Block, Tacoma, W.'T. , CORSON. JNO._W. MACARTNEY, _ an ‘Member N.X. Stock Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. X.W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Collections, on tyrants youu pecks and ede ail secur: ties Listed wAspecilt 8 a District <iieierican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.iv18 GENTLEMEN’S GOODs., Sy chant taiouixg, FALL AXD WINTER, "8900. Oe ee a new mmtvelenk yen sre vated Sy Mgt a the ‘well-known bouse BD. BARE, IMPORTING TAILOR, ecil 1111 Penna sve __EQUSEFURNISHINGS. Coozme Br Gus A foil me of GAS COOKING STOVES Om hand and for sale. OU aud 1 4 oa 138 — ont law 2:10, 3:20, 4 te Sean ith Dining Oar. rates hen ek dapeand 6 éanly, = om, ~ Accom. 6:00 p.m, Qaily ent Slo pum. For Bosici without change, 3:20 p.m. every day. eid: § New SOK AND THE = For scooklyn, N.¥., all ugh trains connect Jerscy ity with bosteof Brockiyn Antet, afford ing direct transfer to. Fulto evoding Yerriage across New York (it or alate Gay, 11340 aan, week day's 22:20 p.m. For Baltimore, 7:20, 8:20, 31300 and and 34380 = Caen Por nc Bt Sunday sankaek for Annapolis, 7:20am. and 4:20 p.m. daily, except Suuday. Sundaye. 0:00 acm, €10 pan. ALEXANDAIA AND KE DERICKSBURG WAL AND ALLXANDAIA AND WASHINGIO! ah IN LEFECT FOVEMBER 38.1 For Alesandria, 4 Boag oa Be ~_ vn for Quantico, 7:45 and ¢ Scene ieee. bu mda =F eae mand 19 bua daily. “Accommidnison 4-5 iH ~loave Alexandria for Washi $200 #20, 30515. 1207 am 1 6:10, 7 205, 9:20, 10 m. 098 14 bag destinaton trom Lotels aud: CHAD. b. PUGH, (a2) Genera: Rewes AND DANVILLE EAILKOAD. o0. Sebedule in eflect NOVEMBEK 5.30 e.m.—bast euuessee Mail, daily ‘oes werven- ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, ‘nebburg etalions bet ‘u Alexsudreeud Lyncubus i ug tiile Chats con al sud Memphis, Pullman Sneper Washing on to New 11:24 am — Fast Mail daily for Cus lottesville, Statlous Chesspeske and Obto Route, Lynchburg, Kocky Mouut, Danville and mations be tween Lyuchbure aud Dauv.lie, Greeusboro’, ville, Charictte, Columbia, statous. uchbung, Bristol and le mieeyers Washington to E Chat fyrours. Bulloch Vootd Memphis connecting theuce for ail Arkausse ponte, 9:40 pm.—Western Express, Ci ipeper.. Urauge, Chariotieeville,, Staut vile, Ciucmuati, ‘Pullman Vestibule tran Was ton t Cincmnsii with « Pullman for Mile. 1:00 p.m.—Southern E: panvaile. Raleurh, Asbew | Aucustay atl ana Cuifornia, wtb ew Uflealy vit AUabta abd Montgomery. | Sleeper Washuneton to Birmingham, Als., vis om Aud Geonca Pacific railway, and’ Puliinan Sleeper Masuington Ww Asbevilie wud Hot Spruwe NC. is bsbury. ‘Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wasb- ington 9:00 8.1m. dully except Sunday and 4:45 p.m, daily ; arrive Kound Mi 11:30 am Thrvugh traiueitom the south vie Charlotte, Yilie and) Ayuchburg arrive im Washi am, aud 7:10 in East Ti a slecping-car reservation and information Sud Lagwage checked at offce, 1800 Penp- sylvauia sve. suuat Passenver station, a railroad, Gtb aud 1 sts. Jas. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pam. Agent. Bazzvone Axp Ouro edule it. educt November 40, 1880. Leave Wasungtou trom stabou corner of New Jersey avenue and C street, For Chicago aud Northwest, Lumited 11:20 a.m... express 9:0 p.m. Indiauapolia, reas dally ‘or Gruciuuat a ocen eae Vand I duly, 3 For ents sod Cievelend, Nestibuled 20.8; tu. and express & ugLOD aud a'icca Ststioue #10 30am or Auuapolte, 6 40 am. 12:10 and 4:25 pm, days, 8250 am. 4:55 pm. Leave Ai a, Sundays, 8-37 ms OP or stations on sae Metropolitan Branch, 16:45, $1030 am.5 110:30a.m., 14:30: For hock vi and W be ‘2nd ‘intermediate stations, 17:00 pm, 19:00 rch train leaves Waxhincton or Sunday at 1:15 pa Sfeppitur at all stetious ou Metrypolitau Breach, For ¥ Ick, TO SU aan, T3510, TW BD m, Sundays, 1 Witt For Macrstown, $10/0 a.m. and 1820 p.m, ewe arrive urn «teary duly I <2 am. 4:06 p.m. ; from Cuncinta aud 50 6.m. and t.. btn. 5 from Pi oY eh Pum. daily. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, New ork, Trenton, Newark U0, TSU, "8:20, "12-00 em, ~ Pusu. Bullet pation are 3 joc ins car on the 10-00 pan, open atU:00 pata SFor Pulledeiphis, owes: Witetnetes seas 94:00, 1-00, “20, "12500 wu "2 dU, kU, and *10:3u pian. For wtermeouiate points between Baltimoreand Phil- sdeiphia, $5.00 aud 57 220 a.m. *12-00. 18:15 paw. ‘draws’ leav % for "Bos 12:00 am, 2:00, pple hony watiaing leave Philadelphia for Washington *% 210 .mn., 11:50, 4:40, cy Wo ee “For Atimite City'-4-00 "aa days 4:00 am. and 1 Upon. fizocut *Dauy. nh id C ge Gale or and chiecited tromt hetele an jeuces by Uutou Irauater Cu-on, orders left 8: Gohes ofhces, 6 10 and 1391 4a, ave, wud at Depot. (CHAS. U. BO! au % Gen. Pass, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, po NOMFOLE AND Four TMOMHOR ULE. THE OLD FAVOkITE Sita Gaur COmsUi TA BEE janager. ve 4 ‘connections fur New snd North and South, For state ? ca fign regarding treusut call at W bart oF x repos iSLAND AD ra Ven and Haw! BOARD CoasTiNG COMPAN OUNT VERNOX sun eee i eS eee ETE an ee —— ATTORNEYS.