Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1890, FOR_RENT- FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSEs. FOR SALE—LOTS. THE CLAN OF THE CAMERA. POR RENT. G01 F ST 5 E NEW. sus Bicaticcon i ge mien autem | POS Seton, sary re. om ana. srocooo | PVs taarase Satie. |The Photographers scamrention Geta new 6 " 8 burgain on New York ave.» = * » % Stale si WhioHT's sTOd Tg-eo8t PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 F at. Brick, Sra. S = $908 | 8 Lote bx agheg ote Park, 181117, water, ¥ NT_NEARLY NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE, PUSOS @ wks Geomvetowns ail modern imy om axe = Bdst. HANCE TO BUY A FINE FOE SALE-A BARE © MEINE |W dition. Apply to L. G, orner Property on E st. D.w. OPENING PROCEEDINGS AT THR NATIONAL wU- i 13th st.; no waste ground Cheapif taken before 3 4.500 | “sul2-3t WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 Fst nw. SEUM—PROF, MASON'S WITTY WELCOME—coM- ae tt, Ses bet a on mh an. ‘SALE—LOTS FOR SALE— MITTEES ANNOUNCED AND BUFFALO CHOSEN as ACR ALL. SOS Dente arel__ Suk Se 2.50 740 and 74 Biht M050] “aulscodt PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 F st re ‘CHEAP GROUND NORTHWEST. JJQOR KENT—NEW 10-ROOM fem Ee — - “OR SALEWIGTH BT. NW. NEAR 7. THREE £ 3x70, Ret. near Coun. ave, THE PLACE OF THE NEXT MEETING. oan 30 per Ne = : pee a ee atari) Sg EE sia i Gat auld-tw [2°R RENT_13 FST. N.W.; 4 ROOMS, IN GOOD od improvements; $15.50 per month. Apply ee hoe JOHNSON, 718 Lath st nw. sale-see Boundary vear 12th ne. 7a and by lot in ie kp ea RRY, 1114 F stn, 5118... . A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, 927 | 6:h st. near H nw. 2) Fine ne scontsining 14 rooms: edl mit cise | Sib se Bene yee ae k The National Museum was in a somewhat more orderly condition this morning. although the photographers were still rushing to get _ 402x106; brick stable and cariage house on rear; price | H st. near 21st n w., 4 stories, things in shape in time for the opening session 1 HOUSES 117 AND 119 NEW YORK 23, OU0 : terms easy ; i Mi Sd atone, 2 oman jee EE Store with room above..¢6o | ®22000: + manat be ool ENSEY & CO.. ( Titeneriparerapet. ‘GHAE T00 Fat. nw. | of the eleventh annual convention of the asso- ments, reut $30 per month. Apply 124 N st. nw. 10r., suit fora drug store. aul2-12t 1300 F st.n.w. | Mase. ave. near ist st n.w., 2 ciation, The lecture hall was provided with aye doe" ‘ain... in good condition. ‘stori-s, Frame See orth Cah, near M, 7rs., bath andcellar---s 4800 R SALE—A SPLENDID 2-STORY AND, BASE. | Qorth Can, near M, ‘ra. ‘ juent Brick House, 449 Florida ave; nw: 7 rooms | St'nt. near ath aw 2-sto a areca aatete aad Mls es | Red Seer Gta aos aaron jernis to suit; mus . 2 €os OF e 2- THOS OHO SGOF atm, sub-os s as eee us ene ee Rk SALE—TO CLOSE AN eriaE tors FT. = aa EA NEW HOUSE ON VERMONT AVE. Baer and 16te ek ae ee eae ee a F? 152 ft. 10 in. on wide avenue with street n.w., near T at., 9 rooms and bath: cabinet man-| soparte, Also Berson” Bock 41.850; Touts at 819. Sires ade alley 15 £1. andl rear alley 30 ft, Side, well : ‘au! torage, chairs, asin ordinary times, and the dealers had managed to get most of their goods bung Up in most economical way. Every inch of the space allotted to them was used, every bit of floor and wall covered until it seemed as it KENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 318 117H ro = water and gas; $15.30. Apply to RK E. "AIKO, 482 Louisiana ave. sek2-1n JQOR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK. 207 E ST. fae. it Pension Off twelve rooms, two bath fooms. iiitchen and mit; frescoed ceilings; French ooking «iasse: ar concreted se rent $63. A. DAM ‘beautiful chandeliors a perf Bargains. ‘U. L. BOYER & CO, Sih tee Se aioe fe W. B. DEYNIS | though the sun would have a sad ease of spot- QOR REX " 1 builder; 9 bargain JOR SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING = ting if he were called upon to work on all the Capitol Hill; eve: Fi RON & RAMEY, 130 = fronting east on 7th st. n.e. near H; excellent ioca- | FOR SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT ON | materials shown. And yet, like Dick- bed. x peemets 5 a ade OR SALF—SPECIAL BARGAIN—NEW 8-ROOM | jjon: lot 18110. to. 30. Bricks, cor. 6th and F sts. u.e. Also 821 Det. n.e. and 911 F st. aul2-3t WW ‘ Lanier Heights; fronting on Columbia road, with po a af 8000 ATWOOD E Tune | & fine view of Zoological Park. LUUIS F SHOE: KETT, 13th st. and New new 6-room Bricks. id New Yurk ave, aug-st aes PEGOR ert oie 2 eee EGE SME VERY, DESIMABLE: THREE-STORY Fo ae E-KooM FAME HOUSE, | H’pricx bweiiineon —— R; ® bargain and scl ern re - | 1207 New Jersey ave. se. in good order: 10: | easy ter ¥ : JOR RENT_NEW 7-ROOM 2-STORY BRICK: | ins: mating at @5 por inonth: price 61, 000 ; SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY, Hal ‘and Tonetn; sew, @13; aleo, one with aide | aust hig Oh PAWHItawen, 13074 Fat aul2-3¢] ange 927 Fetnw. | Ton siLESOnEATO $26; hydra ey 7 LE_Wi UTHORIZED BY A GE f SALE—SEVERAL PRETTY HOMES ON 22D | KX’ frouting 185 feet on ee ee ee pa iitose ieavins the sey toell his Residence, & Fare just compleied: near Pa, ave: 1TH, 617 14TH nate elias, 0 * near Thomas | yeniences: cau ‘ata bargain, and t a ae oles yee Eta ataicteen tee paies, diniog teas anh | Gok perioas Aer aes es LE squire for warehouse or coal yurd or 1umbe Kitchen ‘on first floor; library, three chanbers and | & BUADLE 1, G27 F nw. ‘aus-Gt | heavy. business; the only square. trons the river bath room ou second four, and five chambers on third PLEASANT—A NICE SIX ag | that can be bought at the price asked—@1 per fot fioor, the lot is 20 tect by 152 feet, with e good rear | FLOR SALE-MT. PLEASANT_—A NICE SIX-ROOM | terms fo “suit or, will sell baif of tonghure” & eus’ hungry little Oliver, after they had devoured all the room in sight they wanted more. It is estimated that the nt exhibition of stock and photo- graphs is about one-third or one-fourth as iarge ‘a8 it would have been had the association had all the room it usually has, Last year the con- vention was held in the Mechanics’ Hall in Bos- ton, where there was a great plenty of apace. Some of the exhibitors are inclined to grumble at the cramped accommodations at the mu- }. Ok REST_BY K. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- “Gate and insurance Broker, lovin and ¥ ate aw. an9-3t* CAYWOOD & GAKKETT, 13th and N. 7th at. aw. : fronti 183 It con- | feet 8 inches on K st. s.w.. frouting 185 ou Sih st made to | ®W., being square south of square 43%; splendid 0/1017 15th, & stories&b, -8'1224 Biagien alley. _ cd Cellar Cottaze; la trobe, good water, sta- | PAKKEK, 435 and E sts. 6. w. aull seum, but they are soon reminded by the ex- The house tronts scuth, and is in all respects a ° ej latro = PA a an , y y es fader ie tind Boe sue | Blesconvensat to Latin ase ala Og FOR, SME GCHEAR HALE SQUARE 512 on | feUtive committee “of “oftcern that they are y ave. with modern sinprovements: in inspect apply to . “auil-3t- | _aus-6t_ 1006 F st. n.w. on in said alt, EOELOG font to 25-f0ot alley: 8 eee! — ig = the —- - md en eee a aR R SALE_CH-AP-TWO SIX-ROOM BRICK | YOR SALE— foot “OT Patten sie ard wenses OO 128? teeesicomathiedll her prerelease OR RENT—HOUSE 720 8TH ST. N.W. NEAR | hoe eee ce eae ee OON ee NORTHWEST. — - = association was allowed to use the building that Patent Office; 9 rooms and bath; rent €40; house | prick trent: mo Price 81,800. 618 Tet, bh. mt. 1311 Dat. fh, 6r.$5,000 Pat. near 31st n.w.,40x120. 5,000 | 1t Should let the public into the exhibition free, im good condition. Apply 727 Sth st. ‘oe 6-room Houses on 434 bet. a 12 $16,000 1412 28th st., bn, m. North Cap. at. bet. Eand F sta, 10 lots, S0xi 10" and even tnder such a stipulation it 1s doubtful Fo, REST — Per mouth. Price $4,200; 1938 10th st..b.b.m 5 each whether the body would have been given the 176: Two 6-room Brick Houses on 4 bay window. Price $2,500—850 per mouth. For Sale cheap, McClane ave., G-room Brick; only 212s Het. Gailfornis ever, Waabingion Heights: Gr hd bei. Li . enw! - bag — B.C. CUTTER & CO, i, Or..... 5.000) 405 to 4iT ‘Baars ai- Ww ley, bah. ar. ooo | Wy ys" 1123 Loth st. 0.4.6: 8,000) snd 2 houses in rene ¢(J6Conn. ave. fis Conn. ave. Privilege were it not im a great measure a sci- entific organization. THE GATHERING PHOTOGRAPHERS. Ss ete I By 10 o'clock the lecture hull began to fill £D11-ROOM | Bron) > For sale cheap, 109 Pa. ave. n.w.,8 Good Business » tb.. 4r., and ] Fas TEihscucat ave, oprenite Senator | Qua Ranga ae cong Sane os AND | Proverty, repiiye at @100 per migath, Price 810,000; two brick houses an with delegates to the convention, a good many jouse, Ponnecti . opposite Senator th; handsomely papered. concrete cellar, fur | Snett H Leth aetag ler I denser residence, and “near Dupont Circles will rent | uace, ke OWNER, 1816 13th se, after 9 pom. AUS-OF mt MOH. PARKER, ag and E aw. ladies, members and wives of members, being for season or by year. Apply on premises. aull-6t° = ca — x, = KF K KENT—GOOD BRICK HOUSES NEAR THE JOR SALE—-IN NOKTHWEST—THREE. HOR RENT—A DESIRABLE COKNER PROPERTY Capitol aud in tue southwest. Kents: $30, 830, Brick House; presi at southwest corner of 9th anc 815 and $10. #. A. McI» I a water and gas; price and Dwelling. For further particulars apply to 222 € n.w., opp. Trinity Church. | Sturomice, Sut 1-St CHARLES W. HANDY. 0-1 F&- 2.8 | J {OR RENT_FURNISHED- DWELLING ON M BE- | Foon SALE=L BET. THIRD AND FOURTH 873. JJyok RENT—A_ DESIRABLE NEW sSIX-ROOM KF tween 13th and 14th ste n.w.; 10 rooms, bath ‘splendid Frame House of 9 rooms an} bath; 110th st. nw, LOUIS F. SHOEMARER, | abd ail wed. imipa.; completely furnished Hent'#izo | iousc ih newt-clans orders peered all thie welt ote aa auli-st | per mouth. RUTHERFORD, 84. to. ‘alley; very cheap at pereee bette present Over the rostrum a handsome banner Ziet st. bet. Mand 10. ad been raised, the official standard of the Gat bet ie nase association, It is of red silk with a rich plush Gorner Viewinin ave ned 18i8, border and a heavy gold-tinted tringe. In the center are the words, ‘Photographers’ Asso- Ist st. bet. B aud C n.w., 3 lota, 30x00 cach. Rhode Island ave. bet-14th and x ciation of America” surrounding « regulation . bet, Ist and 2d x.w., 4 lots. 4 1. folding camera, from which gold rays *pread ee 8 Rooms | sus-oe SUT Fatnw. | BhaScor, 635 et aw. elite 5 200 starsat iiag wags? | Sdstybek and bnew. upward. Fastcned to the. sili of the bawece 5 Le Droit —UNFURNISHED— VOR SALE ET. Ft RTH AND FIFTH STs, | id 0s a few Jersey ave. % oe nd Gh Le Fistein “The Milton” | bata yO a 3,000 | New Jersey Terese number of photographs printed on 20 1317 22d et at., $65,860,855and class order: rented to a good tenant; very cheap ut $4,200. A.C. BRISCOE, 635 G ai. b.wW. aul L-at® Foe Sale SELENDID” MODERN | HOUSE, 1515 viere 4 | P srenia ong satateof Dupont Circle: lot2gx101 fC | | The above 6 of . ah Property on my 2H, FOX & BROWN, to alley: worth #13. 000; price tor five da: - | books. For {nll ist call at off ‘etin ismtted om MASE G7 bean: everate. PANEL & AKMAZ, Rooms 14 and 16, Atiantic | the latand 15th, {aus]’ ‘THOS: E WAGGAMAN, SWEXT ARICA SI : | Buluing. aul l- eae NT—ALMOST NEW, 7 ROOM3 ANDBATH; | SUH ; OK SALE— in on easy terma RMSTEDT & BAL ‘modern iiaprovenrentes condition, fiw clase; uee: | FOR SALE-A Six-koom, Brick | K A LOVELY HOME S87 vane. new Sigual Office; location Al; reut mederate SIU st i Sms easy. LOUIS P. SHOE | for small family on Sth st. ne. neat Stanton Square, | woe ere JAMES A. BATES & C& 920 F stb. Ea aull-st_ | can be purchased tor small cash payment, balance | JYOK SALE $5. Comesad a Ce a SALE—A_ BARGAIN—SIX-ROOM _ BRICK; | Monthly. : NT—A CHAKMING CORNER DWELL ay window, bath, &. Call or address 927 white silk, representing officers and ex-ofticers of the association, surmounted by a large oval Portrait, also on silk, of the father of photog- raphy, Daguerre, A large portrait of the great discoverer stood at the base of the rostrum and attracted universal interest. The members »wear in their button holes small bronze badges representing a camera, and these are tickets of admission to all parts of the building. The officers of the association have similar badges NT— st n.w., 8r.$50)Alley bt. HSTR 4&6 ortion of the property 916 F st. ‘OK SALE—50,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND fronting on Benning Road. Isherwood, at a bar- pals feet; iu Isierwood FRE ; 27 Bost | cig to Price and permit to inepect the, premise ap- | SBLADLEY. Dot er. on ‘sub-3t | of silver backed by a neat yellow ribbon pinned ry Or &1. #60 1116 T st., Gr. and b..830 and bath; 600 B st.n.e. This hou ow re ae me. ot" | au2-Im 1505 Penn. ave. JOR SALE—THE HTTIEST CORNER 1 o T | With a bar bearing the name of the oltice. IS iithats ball & G55 Lp Pierce placer bao | tour bey windows, large closets to bed roumsr is hand- FOR PALE Tar RY AND BASEMENT = Froatt the elty fore fing Fesidencs, kw conics of THE OPENING PROCEEDINGS, vi 21 Sat, 7r. and b. somely papered, apd in yerfec Gate Po ve rick. K near 14th; 10 rooms and bath; lot 20x J3th st. and Whitney ave. ; about 28, QUO square feet; va month, SWORMSILD’ E 100 to 10-fvot alley; location desirable sucially and LOST AND FOUND. large frontage. Can get a summer price on it no’ It was about 10:45 wheu President J. M. Ap- Hens, Q,00U; deterred pay wentsat d per cent. a auy-3t GEO. F. GRAHAM, 1319 4 5 ri ‘aus : pleton rapped on the table on the rostram and OST—AUGUST 11, IN COMING FARM- ALE—You INITY— | Dye ER Le Ce FOR FALE YOUR OPPORTUNITY—S Q cee " RE {OR SALE—GOOD VALUES AT MT, PLEASANT. 1051 has just been subdivided into Beautitul Lots, called for order, On the platform with him Ben in ome gS. S00: $300 cush, balance | (thst. up 7th to i ot, down 7th st, to avenue, to 6th | Fronteon MARYLAND sed TEM a ee ots were his fellow officers, Vice Presidents Hast- 7 jonthly. Si d cellar; street depot, a Black’ Pocketbook containing $100. we evens th low oficera, » Presid * by W. L HOPKIN! bie, #4,000. Eight 70. Bat. new. ____sul2-3t*_| Its or blocks of 8 and 10, Call for place, Carlisle and also Prof. Otis Mason, whom tae an9-3t 1420 F stn. . , nein’ s ea oms, gellar a ba stable: lot 50 OsT SUNDAY rt 110, BREAST, Ni} ADE ‘o-1lw SPHN O. JOHNSON, 617 F st. president introduced to the associatiun, — = rt Fiers Ct. &.w.k30 o hin ai: meetianaa aera ‘ of m0 Kol initials K. A. P-; valued as ‘BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N. , . pecan Mouser tego cnlier seta sh ES & DWELLS. || provcimenter So o00 Te ee eae “PUVA Ut | iit. Meward st lett at ke. cor. of Oth and Qala, It" BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. a 7 one Of the nicest O25. Gr. & store. ‘aug 13333 F st., basement, Le OK SIRAYED—ON SUNDAY, RED COW, | In LeDroit Park, near Florida ave. Prof. Mason's address of welcome was a suall piece broken off hort white on face and | On Maryland avé bet. 9th aud 10th ne. Hank; property of DOUGLASS F J-LAND. Any in- | OD D, cor, ythst, n.¢., 21,227 aq. ft. 1 3 = es 1601 12th store & cellar.25 ‘OR SALE—GOOD INVESTMENT—EIGHT TWO- y Bricks; northwest; reuting for $878 per happy bit of inspiration. He said that he re- — +5 2 Jormation thankfully received at 1325 Lat st aw, 1t* | On Oth bet. Laud M ne. gretted that the gentleman selected to deliver ~¥ Prics 200. Is & DUVAL, - as ee 06-1598 17th at., ¥ rooms and bath..860 SS ee eee son SES rete bencant, O8T—IF THE BOY WHO PICKED UP DIARY ON | O8 Pelaw this address of weicome had been deterred and 1444 Q st. n.w., Y rooms ‘and bath poet Poe BES T—nouse ae WARD COURT, a Fe SALE AR GAPITUL GROUNDS—TWO AJ Conn. ve. exceed Sty Sees ee On Mas: 55 Lok oo 14, that he had been called in at the eleventh hour wpe bore ene ee Tange, hot and cid water and water clowts. Six-rootn Bricks and One Fraine in nice condition; | “aie te 4g . in Brookland very cheap, to say the words of welcome, but they were = mw Broome ANT & TURP th. Apply to JOuN E. BE lot 40 feet front, rent 844 per month. Price $9,000. | SADT aaa = — none the less welcome. iu casting about for a 9-3t 1429 New York ave. cs 1 au9-3t® LEWIS & DUVAL, 1343 ¥ st, basement Os't—LADY'S GOLD WATCH, SILVER CHAIN FOR SALE? ST. OPPOSITE BLAINE'S MAN. | simile for the addrem he reeclinndl Ine ee =a SORNER 9TH N.W., NINE- | J{OR RENT—NAW BAY. WINDOW BRICK DWELL- F THREE-STORY BKICK DWELLING | Gch aud Lente tae ee ee ecre atte ‘irk aver: x foe’ 8 #E8UO to LO-oos icy Ssh thie” | acience, archeology, and he began to search en Sent vee O. Qoenete : Fonsi -; T rooms, all mod. imps. und in one of the most desirable locations in the ¢ np New York ‘ay to electric | P&r {0% i: cords Rawieeeters "| Lgsgeced odhamin’ beans vert o 10th between Laud M st=.; bay windo rooms: | cara, Return to 6:4 Ist. iow. and rec wm Ga Ped sae nll among the records of the museam. ‘The first = A. EB. KLY'5 SONS, 718 7th st. Low. sub-Gt | crystal chandeliers; beautizul yard in rear: paved pri- OST—SUNDAY, ON CONDUIT ROAD BETWEEN | WOR SALE—TWO CHOICE LOTS ON NEW YORK | Feference to photography was to be found in Fise & MILL "Om KENT—BY THOMAS E_WAGGAMA WSWOMMELED ES BRADL ET Gos Benepe aT ea so AN ON CORD city, @ Roll of Bills con | 25.70 te oO fore Marte favitol and lat sie. uw.:| the book of Genesis, where there is news : k ‘Keni Estate Broker, 91 oe ~ sel lode tains 8.4 Fiuter will be Liberally rewarded by | 0%100 to 20-foot alley; fora tow days at @1.1oper| given of a ‘flash ‘light,” but as total HOUsEs. Poe ciee at Wa SEViN-KUOM BUICK | Jcaving same at 2826 Pa. ave, Wie aull-3t* 2 darkness followed there was but littie Part of 1808 H st.n.w., 1 Florida ave. n. A429 New Yorkave, 1 #100 —DESIRABLE LOT, 36 FEET FRONT, de of K st, teat Comin, ave &e. A bargain at 5,390. aug-6e FRE SALESTWO ELE Lostsa Fat top TRUNK, at DL. MES. A ser on top, Harper's Ferry, W Va. ; lost or checked to wropg person on Ausust 7, 1890. A liberal reward uu l6thst.; 10 | 2 teturned to 187 6th st. 8. i, first foor finished in oak; UST OR STOLEN~BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND on 7th st. se. near A st. . 48 feet 10 inches front by $16,500, LEWIs & DUVAL, 1333 F at. L Pup, auswering to the nawe oiJet. Any luforma- | 112 teet deep to 30-foot alley. Koom for seven housen tou leading to return of same will be rewarded at | Price ¢1.25 equare foot. KAMDAX'S, 1224 F st. nw. 11-3t J DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. n.w. OST—A YELLOWISH BROWN FEMALE PUPPY, 19) G BET. 18CH AND 19TH STS. Very sinail; collar and bell attached; short stumpy $x131; beautiful location: old brick Liberal reward for return to 723 7th st. b.W. iug at $10 per mouth; price per foot 1.50. (18) 56.1036 feet frontage on Ist. ne. by 144 feet, chance for photography. The next reference is to be found in Greek mythology. It seems that Minerva once laid down her flute on a rock and it was picked up by a peasant named Marcias, who, after succeeding in producing sweet notes, challenged Apollo to a musical contest. A committee was appointed and the match came off. Marcias was on the point of winning, when Apoilo began to sing, and so sweetly that he was given the prize. Then Apollo, incensed at the temerity of a mortal TION BUILDERS_Fl {OK KENT—2D FLOOR OF 911 PA AVE ‘Third Fioor of suine, $50; 106 Ind. 1915 dith ‘st. nw, 9 s $30 30; 1416" Piere roows, © place 00. CASH, BALANC » Bight and Stanton Square; mod. 3.000, 63,400, monthly—Very Pretty Batu and Cellar Houses a nicely finished. S00, 84. LEWIS ties stu 9 Hst. n.w. 143 w.. UF, 241 Slat et ulw., Gr..20 0 ‘s oD. W. OF. a = : to larwe side and rear alieys: @ location where houses | inchallenging him, took a full-length photo- . $1 Corcoran bt, Ui Pummpes Deh to weutns Grimes ee ce Will gel quickly ; 8500 cash balance in from 1 tS | graph of his Vanquished rival and hang it ou a and dwelling. STORES, &e. 170; large side und rear ys, Price, 82,800. —_ yeurs; Price per fuot 80c. 930 Cs.w., Zr. be.-18 460 K st. nw., stoi 19-3t DUGAN & BUTL! _ Str. & dwe., 1200 Del tree. There is no record of how he did it, but curious questioners are told by historians that the story mast be true, for the picture hangs LEWIS & DUVAL, JOR SALE—A NEW BRIC} i mod. imps. Store room, 933 F st. D.W., poss. Sept 1... #1 at Busement, Hall, Za tir. 419 13th » SIX ROOMS A) Brooms on a floor; Sth et OK SALE — 5, 10, 15 OR 20 ACRE LOTS WATERS & THOMPSON, {within 4 miles ot the Capitol, at 879 per sud-3t Keom 8, Atantic Building. Fe, “ = ue ai ehtbe tract sold already, CAKUSI, EVAN» & | FXOR SALE-MOUNT VERNON AVE.; SURVEY a a Ori an ras 2AK F st. now. 12-3 runs through the new subdivision of Arlington | there yet. MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE RES! ots Fes. POR SALE-UNIVERST hia; the cheapest lots around the city. For plats! Continuing, Prof. Mason congratulated the twenty-two rooms: three. 4 = a il ou G. M. MACGOWAN, 5 ace ane baeeaaun cag bets alk eoodeon tameere: NORTH SIDE OF THE HANDSOM cS rong to Sn oa 7 committee upon their success in persuading pont Lap demarpmnmreny © ob id make a fine ica and 14th: $5 fect from; | ABD MOOT MOCKAMIRIS SURLIVIMION TO TER | Sem Pewee Greely to turn off all the red rays of the Stand for first-class caterer. Possession wiven October 000. W. 1. HOPKINS & ¢ MAKE No MISTAKE. “Blt? to choice weiea of Lats or speculation or | SUN 80 a8 to reduce the heat during the nessions 2 eg) EE Ss & BUTLER, 609 F st. n.w. i SALE-TWO-NEW BIKE EIGHT teas | PRICES LOWK THAN ANY UTHER ON THE huprovement; three Lowe in Brooland: cheap to | of the convention, The association was truly % Frechat'ana path ail mod tape nt mec oon be GRAVELED SiKEETS, Shug? * SEY: M MIKES & Co., 1343 Fst. nw. | welcome to Washington, welcome to the green on Rist. near Khode Island av BRICK SIDEWALKS, STONE GUTTERS, trees, the pretty flowers, the smooth streets, to y terms, WwW. BEAUTIFUL SHADE ‘I REES, {git BALE—A 20-FT. LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF | the halls of Congress, which was likened toa “nos” ahs Srnners BOUGHT a0 Eo abtisitio onape, | OM" estan Neri Casto ood tat at wont, | Me Malls of Congress, which was likened to a The sbove isonly a portion of the property on my | PYOK SAL rIFUL HOME ON 137H BT. CLEANS OL, COMPORTABLE, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, endeavoring to catch some of the spirit of the Ree ee eee eee ee eee ete? | Anisied in hard oils eonerste cellee ere et | AIF YOU WANT A DUGURBAN HOME EXAMINE 8-6t 927 Fit_ | society of the country in order to reproduce it eee ee eee Meee eae ak tan seri ierae tate cee ee ago, | TH ou wany A GooD FON SALE A FRONTAGE OF 40 FE! in the laws of the land. The photographers OK RENT— STABLES. Address OWNEK O., Star ottice. aus-60 SPECULATIVE Riemer degree! prep fhuslothaselwere welcome to the goverument F UNFURNISHED. unded BG SALE-AT A GREAT BARGA ‘ORE AND = INVESTMENT five houses can be built upon it, which will-alweye te | departments, in which their services are rap- Ny & stable. 8108. aH EY ‘Dwelling, with stable im reac 3 EXAMINE THIS, Feuted and will pay from 12 per cent to 16 yer cent; | idly becoming indispensable, They wore wee iy 4'store.-40. Anegh asea iet bounded °° | Feutinu for $75 per mouth, Will sll Le ee Price 1-43. SWURMSIEDI & BRADLEY, come to the Smithsonian Institution and to the Bint Ter mtae be and 3 ate. oud || Maus aa NO! WEDNESDAYS —— ee little brown shed behind the building, where E Bt INESS FP : = AND SATURDAYS. Ok PALESEVERAL PRETTY LOIS ON THE OPEUTY IN | TO ATTEND TO THOSE WHO WISH 1U EXAMINE, | A’ s.¢. comer of loth and E sts. ne.; 100 feet deci, FOr BALE northwest; two small dwellings on rear of lot rent- VISIT THE TOWER. Prof, Langley is constantly laboring to dis- can be bed ata bargain; gcod place to build sinuli cover new laws of the sun, It is important . ing for #20 per month each. Price $13,000 if sold yt ERMS EASY. houses that will reut, “ 5WOhMSED' & BKAD- | that the photographers should catch the spirit Fidst. Gr.m.. ruses UTGN MUTE Sob Pat nw, | agAKE ELECTRIC Cans Ol MET. BRANCH B, | LEY, 92 _#u8-6t_| of the institution. They have already done # ry Ww. aOR gE (0 NEW HOUSES ON 17TH Bi: | ~APrEY TO BR. W, WALKER 1006 Fer. OR To FO LEIA IO FEET FRONT BY AVERAGE | good work in the erection of « memorial to Berri sre Sines pentries and closets; steam | Boot Toot Y ST FOR PLATE OW INFOM- | Sor itve: Price O10: ce eke awuun: | their patron saint The speaker hoped that “ c 7 BY, O27 % before iong the association would lend its aid PLANT & LURPT STEDI & BRADLEY, 927 F a aus-6t e 1429 New York ave, 9 ‘rooms, 24 3 OK SALE—SEVERAL VERY DESIRALLE On | 5 TF D N.E, | to the museum in collecting an illustrated ex- £ ° citi =a f SALE—A BARGAIN—1ST ST, NEARD N.E., ISHED. ; two stories ond ment, © ng se a DLEY, : 4 " e ying: “Like 17th st. Circle z s w = : ; a * -- — — oO — —- VOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN VERY DESIK- . Ma ch was received with i Depons Cireie.—-- 20858 Jeiterson wi. bet, Uonn, || P20H BALS—E BT. NW. 3 PROPOSAL able Lot, on 4th st, between D and kets. n.e.; size a aang ee mwas a Sn eat e ee e story Brick fourteen rooms, = = —— shout a 1075.0 inches ky ap syerage Gath cf 86 fess; | “PHONON or the aflden sn eal ‘overlooking MePhi Khode Iniand sve. bet. tos 222190. Eriow $10,500. PROPOSALS | FOR PARCHME} Ht DE- | price only 7c. per square foot Avil) to At the conclusion of the address icome son Square... $33.33 17th and 18th” 166.67 < ply Division, Wushington, D. = partment. Su | NEAK L, ‘THREES | August 1, 1800, story Brick, eiht rooms, ail ut; car passes door, | Ject to the usual wub-61 KAACIS HUFTY, 1501 F st. nw, uled proposals, in auplicate, sub- fe LF st. President Appleton responded in a few words, conditions, Will be received at this Fe SALE—FEW DE-IRABLE LUIS LEFT in which he thanked Prof, Mason most heartily Ket.det.16th#i7th..JU0 13th. with stable. 166 67 | Jjon SALP—4TH BT. No sui st. overlooking — 16th st. bet Land K... eg uatil TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY. addition to Brookland: streets wraded; good for his earnest welcome. 2818 N, Brant ": Conn, uve., bet. M& hearinirket. Price, $3,000. A: DAMMANS, EMER FTASL, Tb. fenisiin thin de- Potion; Ane view: ane water: terme easy. Speci THE PROGRESS OF PHOTOGRAPET, ty WESCOTT. = ——— = t with & Sheets of ment, 10x15 in, - A vi -4 zi ‘ - labman 10K PALE THERE STORY BEICK | O1H of | te versample, 6 be bad upon apriication at the otbes | ceutener square foot, 1itle porfect bor plate and| He then introduced Mr. W. H. H. Clarke aa : 17th i, Fen. be Gang Hs twelve rooms and stable: lot 26 | of the, uudersiqued: ihe departs mnt reserves the Se ' ’u2-10t" | the committee selected to report on the prog- » wi p. 5. lee $7, a . DA Nd, et re} c bids a1 jaive de! need = FSi 3 iia. pe esl eee USS Fatenw, | Frovonils siust be melosed in sealed envelopes in: | FOR SALE— E ress of photography during the past year, His Shee Cio Ntise iligness AOR SALE BUSINESS PROPEMTY, & ST. N.W | Siuronsed to. It THOME, Catch cup nly aioe Ss ee report was @ careful and an exhaustive one, 11 Coun. ave. 14 Lst.n.w.,10r ..50.. 00} a — 25, hear Othat., two Brick Houses, Sex 106i6 Price 28 ‘TWO OR THKEE HOUSES dwelling upon the enlargement of the scope of extended, 15 404 Stouctcn at. or..50 iWin 13g | 825,000 for ten days only. ‘AL DA HMA x riicn GOsiEW ANDI AND GMPRDVENSTE Qn De Sales at. near Connecticut ave ; lot 642100 to | the art in all branches of life and business, He Tethec nw. 17100 1611 Kiswe Bi aie a SES Wace Sane ‘company, Goshen, Va—Hotel Goshen, Va—seaied | “piS-toot concreted alley. predicted « discovery of au effective method of yroposais will be received at the ofice of the uuder- dail modern Sin- | Aivued until the TWENTY-SEVEN | DAY Oh aa, : GUST, 1890, for the erection und completion of a Stone on near Sth ot - ick Hotel Buildin, to be builtat Goshen, Va, for A into — ese Land aud Tmprowement Company.” A WATERS & THOMECON satisfactory bond will be required of the successrul = ein bidder. Qhe richt to rject uny and all proposals is MUnE-_| resezved! Piaus, specifications and all infozmation. to ¥., THREE- | be obtained trom Yaruull & Goforth, architects, No. bath and cel- | 14 South Broad st., Philadelphia, Pa, “TURPIN, «. L. COOKE, room Bricks; electric bells ents: located on fine sirable homes: price A Large Brick Isuiidini 3. V.N. HUYCK, 1505 Penu. ave. G LOT ON We. aud D; Jot photography in colors, and he mentioned the work of Mr. H, H. Snelling, who claims to have found the proper formula. He suggested that the association appoint a committee to in- vestigate these claims, and if they are weli founded to negotiate for the purchase by the association of his formula for the benefit of the art. : RES cae Ee Te : ONLY BY FEKMIIS 2KOM OUR OFFICE. = be couverted into offices with li au2-s,tu.th JOR RENT_HOUSE 1115 10TH ST. N.W.; NINE rooms, including bath; hot and cold water, range, ist J ent #50. Inquire at {26% Laave Jy17-lin aud. it Room 8, Atia BY 1519 1513 Ost. nw. 20: 1ir. 5 ces, Several fine Corner Lots are was f d by - ° : Sszepined by poemittrem | 705 RENT—A FINE BUILDING OF 23 LARGE | 3s eer ee X.ave._ | sul1-Ot Secretary Gophen Land and Improvement Go. | Sferel; prices om ce, ver fout upward: deterred Bada e peocerticnngct hg Rectal pr Seo. i —A FLW! SILDIN F 23 LARGE | >On SALE—1411 OTH ST. N.W, LOT 41 FEE POBALS Fi SONS’ STING ©. Payment ou or betore Liv -yeurs at 5. per ceut. For y al rer, s Ss nS ee eee rooms; suitable for Offices or Family Hotel; this | MOK SALETI411 GLH ST. NW. LO: tenting fee | PPBOTOEALS FOR CONSTRUCTIN WastnENT | Talliparticulars apply to. WAL 1. SAUNDERS ‘& CO, | retary Coover, They showed a flotrishiug cou- ee —_ — ie s rare o} portunity to secure a valuable property on $35 per uo. Cheap at $6,650. D.C, Awcust 8, US¥O. calcd proposals will be re: | 140% F ét. jy lz-3m dition of affairs. long lease. “T. A. HARDING, 606 11th st. anz-tm | "Lag PLANTS TUNPIN, 1429 N.Y. ave._| eivcalat lis ice INE Fre GeOgk ME OX | oom sale sEVERAL FINE LOTS IN Fal apiehibio ener wikia: . — y ‘ates an “a a ciate iacaeaiae JONDAY, AUGUST a. . 1890, for b 4 : Deling fa hie city fon the price @te reroute | IOS RATE, BM Nid AVE, NW. ROOMS AND | constructing’ Cunt Huu cathe Fagrvation ob | ic! curs pus, being DUBGOU. feet a? SUC yee Lawste | ‘The selection of the tocation for the conven- F tate RA THIELIPS © ON,” th & TURPIN, | venue Bink fora or iropoeals Reyes sito, 100%, one JOHN &, BEALL. |, | tion of 1891 was the next business transacted. i 4 0 Seed a together with all necessary informatiol op: | 272 v. is i " 19: HOUSES 117 AND 119 NEW YORE | P'Wticte yew nection alt ter AL WINDOW, | tufted upon application therefor ut the'ofiice of the FPGE SALES FOUR RcoNOMpCAL Lots FOR Mr. W. H. H. Clarke nominated Detroit and Vice ©) Beri pan haga tah Yo! Bricks in nw. section, ail modern conveniances: | since: Commissioner, and only, bids upon these Builder; each 15x89 to alley*north side F near | President Ranger advocated Butffaio, These 38 Acthur pi rant @0 yer muni Apply 126K at mete, | Maice se cam sell for 93.000 one Jeet any andell bide: He M. RUBLE Eases toc, | 224 at. mw. worth $125; offer wauied: every iuu- | two cities were the only contestants for. the rth phe. : ‘ - — ct al dell bids, H, M. eae LE ueer Com- | provement reet; Lherdics at corner. i Lat E ere Pl. b intone DG. meso oe. | Wath ORT OSE 1aniae ae dyig-im | honor. It was at once evident that Detroit's forces were weak, and the: began to adopt dilatory —_ tactics. A motion to select Detroit was lost and then a SAL3 FOR FURNISHING ASPHAL OR SALE—SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS Blocks, 1nd Tiles for" the Disics of CaiRaie | Mia Hetuead Manos Mutat Pianos terete ae of the Qonunissioners, Washington, D.C. | 7th und 14th st, cars), still for sale. Btrecte are now 1890.—Keuled proposals will, be. received at | being xraded aud sidewalks laid and trees to be until {WELVE O'CLOCK M., SATUKDAY, | this hese improvements are being done Corcoran st. bel and 18th n.w.. D st bet. 2d and 2 2 member gi to postpone the selection until BRICK BULLD- : = D OUt expense to purchasers. Several Louses ranging in | tomorrow. This was smothered and the name } ing, suitable for dweiling or oftices. Slocks and Then tor toe’ Deewrletne Coleseat eae price rom €2.000 to $1000 “to be built at once. | of Buffalo was called for with a loud oie, 2245 13th nw. Sr 45. 4 forins of proposals aud specifications can Le obtained | Prices of this property will be advanced when street | ‘The selection of that city was practically unan- 216 C st ne. 17 aim _ ew ee g | Rtthis office upon application tuerefor.tomether with ll | improvements are coupletod: For plate and other in. | 7He we 2 {OK RENT—1501 28TH ST. N.W.. TEN ROOMS, | J) OR SALE—81,700, SIX- FRAME HOUSE | necessary intoruation. and only b dx Upon these iorms pees Sains » H. SAUNDERS & Cv. = ct mod. imps. bath and in good order: $45. id -atory Bart, ud rear alley: lot 20x00; | wi 1 be eo side 4 ott e Figt is reserved ato roneteny st. ay -_ COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED. ‘ c Vu 3 shi bids os pa J. W. DOUGLAS: 4 =. a ; = as $y22-1m commemtaetcn ) PS tittodera tape eemente, "8 Frvou brick; | LiNE, H. M.MOBENT, Commissioners, D.C. wul-ot | JOM, SALES LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. saint Procitsat announced the committees as ; 2 — = S y window, nortiwest; $:h000. ; D RE C fection of Woodiey lane; eaay terms; electric cars are 3 608 : AICKLIN aot e d XRADING AND REGULATING.—PROPOSALS % =i PS ine eee ee | EAS: SICEEIS, 1220Get. nw. | GEA Linproving Streets aud Avenues in the City ot | Pow Enuping wgthis property, Apply to | 0 Committee on nominations—E. J. Pullman ay? pape Somseyt aud doth Seay new Severs Ermes: | WUs,y lick, 8 rooms: Brick Stable and Brick Feea | Washittims bec. Ylice onthe Conuuinalonera, D.G, | Byei-om ST" PIGHN e. BEALL 121 wat | | Washington, C. W. Motes of Atlanta, 145 Gordon av-u-e. dt Fivsg ls Water closets iy yarde; including water, | House, lot 15 by 10: wood alley: 7th wt. nea | Wasuuxtou, D. ¥ : Ga; E. P. King of Providence, R.L; F. W. ie 20 Fenton st. uw.4t_. y ouly $2,000; new 6-ro01 Will be teceived at this oflice uuu TWELVEO'CLOCK =r rick, southeast; | Si., on ‘SATCKDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, 1800, FINANCIAL Ou. ior iu proving streets abd avenues with curd, utter 13 East Capitol st, wiks aud roadway pavements. Blank ‘forms ARE PURCHASERS OF SECURE MORT- OMIGE DwEree | Eagles sot Hocae tee eae pee cieee | WY ARE FO 2 ively pupeced: ouly & JOWN FY DONOMUES OR SALE—THREE TWO-STO King’s court, 4 Guerein, 8t. Louis; Juno. Hood,’ Philadelphia. Committee on awards—Grand prize class, C.W. Motes, Atlanta; class A, C. Cantield, New York; fonverer ce Upon application theretor, together with all RaILway, class Providence; class C 30a Nie ee ings ou 13th st. n.w.: ageod opportuulty to obtain | Lecesanty ImicTuLunON MEA een ele ee, all irten apache oe SF. — ek 50° Lir., m. = 40 | Siow-priced dweilite im a very uice uci¢hborhood. | forms will be cousid ted. ‘The Fight is reserved tore. WATER AND OTHER COMPANIES Snyder, Columbus, Ohio; L. W. Over- portion of the property on wy ‘books | PM by, $5,800 und 84, Sou.) Por further particu- | ject way aud all bids oF parts 9! bids. J. W. DOCG- k, Hamilton, Ohio; class E, Theo. Heinige, Call for bulletins, printed weekly. C. H. FICKLING. fan tYabite@ RUTHEMHORD | | LASoi.G, MINE, HM. KOBKBI, Counted PRODUCING FROM 6 TO 7 PER CENT veland: au yton, Ohio; class F, E. Decke: go | 3010-2 jgners, D. au7-65 oR OTH | CUE SALE—HANDSOME STONE FHONT HOUSE o. | 02 the amount invested, on commission or Soe aetiy aD CELLAR, COR. OTH) Kou Massachusetts ave. near Scott Cucie, fourteen | PPKOPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES—GARFIELD MEMO- | [Vere prepared. to mewutiate the sale of m. mi, 1, cellar ‘udus- | W. C. G. Kimball, Concord, N.H.; 8 L. Stem, 5 an ape to eee Tal Hospital, Washiugton, D C., August 7,1890.— | aete reared to meyotiate, th mm ga W wo LOU at ae or. ta 3 | avin "w. @SOHNSON, 728 13th et wee ee, pouses on Connecticut ave. oppo- Soule projeanla will be tocelvod Dy me at the hospital | sound euncernn, Welt Tentares only. | Milwaukee, and Frof, Thos, Wi Smillie, Wash 504 Muss. aves nes Gr ta ata T. N.W, THREE-STORY | site Batis legation; $18. 000 eacu- Tego yor net MOAVAX. AUGUST EIGH1 EEN H, | having ‘a good record, taken in baud, “We refer to the | gto s Hyattevilie, $S-rocm Sew brainen, neat sation 20 | FGM ENT 5 #5), ST. Ny, THREE STORY | SGU 2 Toth at uw. stoue abd Brick House, twelve bital,‘on "Boundary at the ‘head of 10th street north Produce Fichatite Baul 2 Brosdway. New THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS. Stable on C, bet. Yih and LUth ue, 15 stalls, wa. 12. 225 per mouth. JOHN &. BEALL, 13:21 F st, jy 16-Lm | POOH: $14,000 ‘00 wus of Cumberiand Cosi, more or leas; a to Us waiting investment The president then read his annual report, “ae ON OO ees | Aight reoin Eetoks Homes om 17th ot. 2. . # of White Ash Kauge Cosi, stove size, more of | $4,7¥6r $900,000 below ie ray " . Sa naaein - oe raat Conte PRINTERS rou BALE Ox x Tha Tae UNIVERSAL nce EX, Jioode, et | and He made several minor recom- {OR LEASE—FOUR CHOICE NEW HOUSES ON | ————__- = med 2. F in Le Droit Park; lot, stable, &e. HE: VY LOWENFELD, ‘Masaging AS — p Fy Bey by | MEVHe LINOTYPE COMPANY, auzizte TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F at, ‘<ienn ee - + | mendations and then touched upon the ques- Theos hoasen are thred stories tastwent coh cies, bi a P0k SAREE cone Faget y NW NO. W. CORSON. 3X0 W-MACANTNET— | tion of securing ®. permanent bome for the have 10 rooms each, with bath, closets, furnace, open | TYPE BETES MACHINENT co PEk CENT Less consisting of five New Brick Dwelliuxs. Price for J Member \.¥. stock kx. | association. He such a move ee eee aan aah a ee ean at THAN HAND COMPUSILION. Po ee, tk V7 aud Os). TYLEs & RUTHER y 5 —— would be a one. He suggested rent of corner, house $85. aud other three $75 per | special rates to the trade, “ audam_ | FOKD, 1907 Fat. sud-tt* SPECIALTIES, CORSON & MACARTNEY, Shabateeh: be Sareoh es ONS olisaes fer'aen Sd cam be inepected a0 any times ns ae een ee waLtace See URIGs HOUSE SROOUS HATH AND | Vrs pa. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AnD | GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 ¥ st. ww, _| tba stogk hejumuod at $25 a share for five years eus-se* en. wanser eco. | MPI CMEACE ..5 op PRINTERS nee anaes Coert coeteen Mabowreenees | Eee oa a tome ‘Quplaints frou | Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds, | legos for that length of, time, iy this ‘means 7 etable. Sit 0. ‘this is « bargain. Deushter of a peven: ‘With a Ve and umere abe MOY: AD SuYeMe CUM tOS Fer serized tt " ih and wet gad thon Re snvestment securities, District A & SALE—A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PEN’ — eee. | eee bmaacad atin pecans and Commercial or Profes, Bisteatia age, xe tor e7-00teah payuscn gua; | Ruled om ihe tat, ee ede wre ‘American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.Jy18 ag | matters. Teils you what = Fn mid | ‘ue city from the sout 54 Wisaoart t ity. Buy St U. L. BOYER & CO., 508 F at, Whatever cause, at residence, Collections. = a | Office hours } to 8 p.in. 3y12-2mv" locks ang Boode * Estimates furnished. Press: ‘Trade. aut .E- CK H@PSE ON MST. N. W, 3 listed ee ae ee ee Oe Fauna tists sid ome bette Lise ae ERAON AL. -MADAME THE, SEVENTE | 8 ot sew Sette td 177; Son. bas sold. sand 1244 Union p road oone, Menun Gabene before years; pioveri ted, iaee Senn a desire on the part of some to urn, " a ited, fer suiu por year, Faye il yer ce ‘ou money in inorote conaaewtak Oles Bours tape 8 erin to fices of secretary and treasurer, and at the con- 1 TYLEM © RU 1 HeRPORD, 1907 MAND JOR HINTING ONLY. 338 “qus-et swokiusr iba" Biabiey: Opin seat uimeourl eve. at | Tux Txoxsox.Hovstox Exzcraio clusion of his resding be ‘asked for some ection ARCHITECTS. Frisante gormer residence, Kat nw, DENTISTRY. CoMPaNy, member moved to the offices Pay and con- pret Bric a siderable discussion and the motion 8 Atlantic REMOVED MY oFFice zo property. ¥ jallach Pisce, De STAME Palson: le teri Ook, 5 e220 enartomanr ney eae Sat on Soe Fi | ‘Fire proof buildings aug-3t* ORM TE Few. Reb se oaa ace ativan teu Years, eae . Fea aes General attendauce upon the Daguerre morial ceremonies Friday and showed a daguer- asked members to make all 2 to the collection being illustrating the history of photography, which is to be kept in the National Museum. SED TILL TOMORROW. The convention adjourned at 12:30, The next Session will br at 10 o'clock tomorrow moraing, when the program will Munications, report of committee on nomina- tions, reports of special committees, untinished amess, In the afternoon, th session bexinuing at 2o'clock, the program “Posing and com- “Back grounds and ac- Teotype of tly coutributions the: made by Prof. Smilli be as follows: Com- business, new by DSCURSION OD cessories” aud The exhibitors in all departments will meet this afternoun aud those in each class select ® f ether with the man named by the president this moraimg, will select a third ARRIVING DELEGATES, The delegates to the convention are pouring in the city from all parts of the country. The delegates came today datthe Ebbitt House: SL. Alderman P. Wharton of Raleigh and afayette, N.C, J. Potash ot Victoria, Tex. aquin Falls, Ol ntington, N. ¥., 8. C, p of New York, Otto Doeun and H. M. Fonte et laud and George A. Dice of St. Louis, followmg named Of Greensboro, ©. J.J. Stranatian of Ch H. Lewes of Prof. Loomis of the Nautical Almanac Office @ paper at the sensi on the photo; nm Thursday even- phic experiences of the ent goverumenial expedyion to the west Coast Of Africa te observe the eclipse of the aper was prepared by Prof. Todd, f the expedition, rial arrived this morn- position iu the The Daguerre mem rocunda during the day. n people have decided to provide for a bureau of riaten, where Michebers can re; A SNAP SHOT. The Photographers’ Association and the Amateurs, In his little office at the left of the main ene ational Museum building, be- bind @ bank-hke grating, sat Dr. Carlisle, treasurer of the Photographers’ Association, raking in the dollars of memt With the ease of a treasurer who has been five years in offices, trance of the ) sold and new r man came up to ars and puiled out his pocket book there Was our Of two questions fired at him im an un- Mistakable tone that meant business, either or “do you wish to be- er?’ There were a good many new people asking for admission, the only Tequisites of which area respectable appear= Auce aud au interest in photography. CONDITIONS OF MEMBERSHIP, There are no restrictions, no afti Oath Of membership, the only necessity being the proper amount of the world’s good which to reimtorce the applic: {Wo Clason ainong the new members, the “pro- prietors” anu the “employes.” The former class includes amateurs, siuce the moment they be- employes th admission of the “amateurs” MORE AND MORE AMATEURA, Dr. Cariiste remarked to a Star reporter that there were a great many ne coming in this year, aud as for amateurs the association had admitted more during the past twelve mouths than in the tour years just gono Co tinuing, be remarked: was cousiderable feeling in the association against the amateur photog- Tapiher, just as there is in any composed wholly 01 profession: has died away amateur photographers hu derfully in the p “are you am come a memt roprivtor” costs $5 and of time when tucre ody originally eased 80 Wou= ars, and they are, professional disappeared, is frequeutiy @ man of wealth or a member of a rich family, and it is only right to recognize him, provided he is a gentleman. add, provided she is a Ludy, for there are so many femaie amateurs, but thet would be su- pertluous, for sue always as « lady, ‘ON AS A PERMANENT MEETING PLACE, “Lam au advocate of the plan to select Washington a» the permanent meeting place,” “I believe it would pay the ing here and come antagonism said Dr, Carlinie. association to ereet @ buil here euch year, but every time that such a Proposition is made the western men say that this city is not central euough, or that it uot bere to boid convention in these regions, Jonly hope that this deiugutfully cool weather will jast throughout the idea, With a permanent hall here, devoted to could save a great deal of expense in the way of moving our exhibits year after year, and could svon build up a national reputation for the association.” week to refute this photography, we Every reasoning man aad woman should sign the petition in toauy's STAR ay Of the livesand property of the people of South Wasianyton w Ue Jennsyleania railroad, st the surrender cy Ball at Rock Enon. EVENING STAR, Srxines, August 11, incident of the week at this resort was the fancy dress ball given last brillianey of variegated costumes of the guests as they grouped and posed in the bail room, which was y decorated by the young ladies of the springs, reminded The costumes were beauuful and historically correct, aud the symmetry of the dancers made a hurmonious picture. sort of this kind there isa dearth of beaux, but it is a glorious exception here, conse- quently the affair was a grand success, Among those participating wero Miss Ada ‘Tyssouski, Desdemona; Miss Florence Trep- holm, French Peasaut; Miss Maude Sworm- Miss Nellie Beall, Lady Greenaway; Dutch Jeasant; Miss » hate Greenawa: Young, My Great Grandmother; Miss Mary Spring; Miss Jane Miller, A Girl of ; Muss Julia Watkins, Old-fashioned B. Johuston, Court Lady; Mr, W. L. Seufferie, S.| West, Bassanio; Maj. Suylock; Mr. William Voeke, Gentle- mau Sixteenth Century; Mr, William Nitze, H. J. Barrett, Shy ©. West, Old Maid; Miss Emma Faruham, Lady of Ye Olden Time; Dr. a Walter 8. Pratt, The Two Correspondene: The most notable very artistic As usual at a re- stedt, Maid of Athe: Macbeth; Miss Julia Waters, Ka Young, Village Curate; Mr. Geutieman; Young Garl; Mr, C ort Parnham a Miss Mamie Peasant; Heury A. Joln+ton of Balumore, Jack Paletail, aud Waiter 5. Prats, jr., Page. His BODY FOR SALE, An Odd Experience at the Coroner’s Of lice—A Foreigner’s lguorance. From the Philade! Deputy Coroner Dugan had two strange Visitors yesterday. They were Christian Laeme bert, thirty-seven years, of Gloucester, N.J., and Kate Haebner of the sume address, Laembert is a German with ct kuowledge of the English Mra, Haebner accompanied him as interpreter. LacumLert saiuted Driver Matthews with the remark, “] vont to sell my life. iuquired Mr. Matthews, sup» posing thas the man wanted to report @ case, was the reply, aud the man beck- oned to Mra. Haevner, who stood outside the door. The woman explained thatshe bad sent Laembert money to come to this country and verkins street, “Who is deat two months iu search ot employment Finally he had determined to sell his body. One of the attaches of the office fered the man $10 for his body, but be wantly rejected the proposition, lars Was the next bid, but this was When asked ow much he wanted phed $75. He would give his Tu answer to the qi soon the purchaser could e: $ i #7 & s Hf i é re if E [