Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1890, Page 2

assemblages of American women that Balti- more bas ever known. A fitting conelusion for Mrs. Francis B. Lor- ing’s theater matinee on Wednesday afternoon Mr, was furnished b: Schwarz — Washington Loan and Trust Company. A stockholders’ meeting was held at the oftice of the company in Martinsburg, W.Va,, yesterday, and a large number of prominent stockholders were present. One hundred and forty-two thousand six hundred and twenty- three shares of stock were represented. The president read a report giving the result of the transactions of the company since its organization, and stating that its business had been more successful than was enticipated and that the outlook for the future of the com- pany was very promising, that the entire capi- talof the company had been subscribed and was largely distributed among parties who would be probable patrons of the company; that there were now over 700 stockholders. ‘The stockholders voted unanimously in favor of the proposition to have the company itself of the provisions of the act of Cong: approved October 1, 1390, and authorized th directors to carry their wishes into effect as early as practicable. Mr. J. W. Whelpley, presided; Jno. J, Noble tellers. assistant treasurer, Zdson was secretary; Mr. D. Larner and F, G. Aukam acted as te Matters. Mrs. Gen. W. McKee Dunn who, ia spending the winter in Europe, has rented her tine resi- deuce, No. 1739 Rhode Island avenue, through her agents, Fitch, Fox & Brown, to Gov. Jobn Lee Carroll of Maryland, who takes pos- session December 1. Yesterday a deed was recorded by which A. H, Semmes transfers for a nominal considera- tion sub lot 7, square 459 (on which the post office ia located), extending from Louisiana avenue to C street between 6th and 7th streets northwest, to J. V. P. Ritter and M. Sells, trus- tees of the Central Real Estate Investment Company. Cc P Williams has bought for €30,000 of W. A. Gordon et al, trustees, part 12, Old George- town—60x72 feet 3inches northwest corner of High and Bridge streets. Frank ©. McComas has bought of W. Z. Partello for $6,000 sub lot 36, blk. 13, Le Droit Park, Anna B. Higgins has purchased of C. P. wes ams for $15,000 an undivided half interest ae Oid Georgetown (corner of bridge iT WILL INTEREST EV! ERYBODY. SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘The regular issues of Taz Evexrxo Stan| Mrs. Harrison went over to Baltimore yester- speak for themselves,and the public has learned day afternoon and 1s the guest of her cousin, Jong before this that they may expect a yom ternoon was spent by the two specially large and interesting budget of read- | ladies Pping tour later in a visit to chrysanthemum displaygwas a eee’. ‘Stan consists of sixteen pages, The following = the evening they ‘Gecupied & box at the list ia published simply to give the many read- Julius Cxsar by Booth and Barrett, ersof Tat Stan an ides of the character and | Today Mrs. Harrison and Mra, Findlay attended as they are active members of the Washington morrow's mammoth edition. and Baltimore committees respectively. This WEATHER FORECASTS (Utustrated). by Miss Mary Garrett, for which more than a thousand invitations have been issued. Mrs. office and the experts who make them. ee g ans among the other guests from Wasl WIPED OFF THE EARTH. ington will bo. Mra Wanamaker, Mra A large delegation will be present from Phila- ——— delphie, and represvatative @oimen from Bos THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. bers, anaking in all one of the most interesting ing. THE ROLLING ROAD. Alf Mumm von turnpike. rr A PICNIC AND A PANIC. eree an une of dee. | 0f Munister Count Arco, occupied one Tux Evanixe Stax by David Graham Adee, | of Mu ee ee ee ee ee ABOUT CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Pauncefote matronized the party and the Misses Hunt, daughters of the Iate Wm, Morris Hunt, Jas. G. zee, ir., and ne Hattie ee among those present at the legation sod also Many dainty articles that will make accept- hs - able Christmas presents. Mrs, E. C. Scidmore and Miss E, R. Scidmore are at No.1502 21at street for the winter. Mr.Goo, sister accompanied him as far aa Vancouver, B, villages. By Fannie B. Ward. ©., going thence to Alaska and to Santa Monica SOCIAL NUISANCES. Mrs, Jones will not accompany Senator J. P. Jones to Washington this winter, but will re- A MAN AS HOUSEKEEPER at Santa Monica, Senator Jones bas builta His opinion of bimself and others’ opinion of | large and handsome villa there, at the edge of “villa miramar,” has « ranch of 80,000 acres Froaks in feathers found in ali sorte of out- | “joining it The friends of Miss Shocks willbe glad to A few inside facta concerning railroads and | know she has quite recovered from her illness Hunter of Indiana, with family is visiting his Interesting ante bellum stories of well-known | brother, Mr. Joseph H. Huuter of 2023 H the National Rifles’ Armory last evening proved Notable improvements that mark the sub-| the most successful of any of their efforts. but arrangements were complete for allowmg from the reeent Wall stroet durry. | Plenty of room for dancing. ‘The arrangement By Tue Sraz’s special correspondent James F. Coleman was directpr, and bis assist- ants discharged their dutiea in a satisfactory Quarters and armories. the evening's enjoyment. Among them were The above are only a partial list of the good | the Columbia Ideals, Irmintes, Viola, Inde- Mr. and Mrs. Lynu O. DeLashmutt have re- the whole world will be carefully covered by | turned {rom their trip and are staying at the ber. while scattered through the paper will be| Mrs. K. B. Greene and family of Sing Sing, found the most varied and charming literary their H street house from Brightwood, where they spent the summer. it, It will shine brighter than over. —— eee THE NEW OBSERVATORY. There was trouble on the ferry boat City of Washington yesterday and the engineer, J. R. Commodore , Dewey, chiet of the Daress of | who had worked as fireman on the boat. —— reer tieng, Navy Deparement | Washington was discharged and because the Progressed satisfactorily from a variety of | negro then Jumped four feet down on top of causes, some natural and unavoidable, such as | the engineer. the officers on the police boat received, and the wrecking of « vessel laden | ™°‘T°*" with material; and some which, in the opinion ag not up to standard quality, business compli- eations between the contractors and subcon- of the contractors tobe siuggish at times in complying with the requirements of the archi- ready for occupaucy in the early part of the fiseal year 1891-2." of construction at the new buildings in place of Mr. Grant, who bas held the position since the ground He is Formally Presented to the Presi- dent Today. with his credentials, being presented by Secre- tary Blaiue. He was accompanied by his staff, The new minister, who bears a startling resemblance to the late Gen. Sheridan, made a cordial relations of ‘the two countries and ex- pressing « hope thattime will but bring them leat eight years as consul general in New York. His promotion to the rank of envoy extraordi- satisfactory to the liberal and conservative cabinets successively in power in Madrid dur- Central America, ele feated the Alexandria High School team yes- terday by a score of 44 to 0 in two halves of High strectes downs for a were made by Keyes, | on I between Sd and 43; streets southwest) and Heucbey, Murphy and Fleming, sub 140 in same square, an alley jot. interesting game may be expected. by 100 feet on T between 13th and 14th streets Uwing to the great interest in the famous northwest, afternoon and which is the last of the intercol- | joth street bet Y legiate championship games, with the excep- | ayenue southcast Tieeeek tet Keanariviate sults at =. eud of = alt, which will be pestedemthe blackboard. Equrry Count A —Judge James, Today-—Smithson agt. Groves; li. Skidmore tog ever seen in Laurel, Md., was held there | cellation of notes ordered.’ In re Sophia A. Wednesday night, as was brigfy mentioned in | Curtis and Mary A. Larmour (alleged lunatics); Cracurt CovrtT—Juige Mon torch-bearers afoot, and several large trans-| qoday Waddell act. C tain demurrer over- parencies, headed by the Laurel military band, , an . an ee the oe overruled and Hongressmen Stump aud Rayner and Harry c otion for costs Proe Shannon of Washington. For some reason the | Pe went, poe ws A Few Potters About Tamorrow’s | The Beginning of the ¢ Gay Season—Per- Sixteen-Page Star. sonal Notes. irs. John V, L. Findlay, at 927 St, Paul street, ia waldiad cacy Ss pel when Tux | 2° flower, show. where the beaaty of the Lyceum Theater at the performance of variety of the special chapters prepared for to- | the reception at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, evening they will attend the reception given How the predictions are made at the signal Harrison will receive with Miss Garrett, and Startling feets regarding the coming extinc- | B. H. Warder, Mrs. Berdan and Mra, Hobson. ton and New York are Gr geasge in large num- Progress of the work on the mammoth build- Sketches of the Alexandria and Leesburg @ tea for the entire A charming little story written expressly for |the German legation during the absence imee. At the bachelor legation Lady How the national emblem of Japan flourishes bere. the sculptor of Boston. poured the tea. Mr. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. at the matinee, LIFE IN PERU. Seid: c b Bee ities of the people in ua idmore returned to Japan in July and his in southern California with Mrs.Jobn P. Jones. Some which are peculiar to Washington. taain with her children at their seashore place pete a bluff overhansing the ocean. and beside the large ornamental garden surrounding this FUNNY BIRDS OF THE WORLD. Miss Rose Kaufman has returned from her of-the-way spots, = trip to New York and Boston, THE TRAIN RUNNER. accidents, of typhoid fever. JOHN BROWN’S RAID. Mr. John Hunter, son of Gen, Morton C. colored people. By John F. Coyle. street northwest. The dancing reception of the Acorn Club at REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Mee ty. The entertainment was enjoyed by fully five ten eae eS ee hundred guests, ‘The hall was weil crowded, NEW YORK NOTES. committee was composed of Messrs. Harry G. Bayly, D. 8. Hughes and William Hinkel, Mr. DISTRICT SOLDIER BOYS. Sati -| manner, A number of social clubs attended in a ne Oe Oe RAE Geka Bee pode weil ited aul) Caicaetiee: feat We pendent, Dablia, Calumet, Cameo and Tacoma things to be found in tomorrow's Stan. Be-/ of this city and Fanchon Clad of Alexandria, sides the articles mentioned the news field of Rochester, 13th aud G strects, where they will Gispatches of two press associations, supple-| 6 gind to sce thoir frionds Tuesdays in Decem- moauted by Tax Sran’s special correspondence, N.Y., are at the Arno. humorous, pathetic, poetical and all Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Cox have moved into sorts. Look for tomorrow's Stan. Don't miss ———_ An Engineer Beaten. How the Work Has Been Delayed—-A Wi ison, was severely beaten. The man who Change of Superintendent. whipped him was John Washington, colored, remarks in his annual report, just published: Ps # ngineer would not take him back be dealt “Work on the new naval observatory has not | the iatter a blow, knocking him down. Tho excessive rains, the destruction of the Chesa- | Were soon there and placed John under arrest. peake and Obio canal, by which material was ‘The caso will be beard in the Police Court to- of the burean, should have been avoided, such as the supplying of material which was rejected traetors which delayed unreasonably the de- livery of material, and a disposition on the part tect under provisions of the contract, It iscon- sidered probable that the new buildings will be ‘The Secretary of the Navy has appointed H. E. Damrell of New York to be superintendent was broken. THE NEW SPAN ISH MINISTER, Senor Miguel Suarez Guanes, the new Spanish minister, called on the President this morning three attaches, all four of the foreigners being clad in their most brilliant court uniforms, speech in Spanish, which was translated, and the President responded, dwelling upon the sloser together. Senor Guanes has served his country for the wary and minister plenipotentiary seems to in- dicate that his services as consul general were ing his official life here, He wasfor many Years in the diplomatic service of Spain in Foot Ball The Georgetown College foot ball team ac-| twenty minutes exch. The game was too one- |p 4 "T. Sudd has bought in trust of C. P. sided to be of apy particular interest. Touch- | Smithson subs 68 to 72, square S4l, (83.33 feet Tomertow a ternoon at 4:15 Georgetown will| Catherine E, Garrettson bas bought for play Swarthmore College at Capitol Park. An | €9.000 of James Robbing sub I, oquere 237, 18 Yale and University of Pennsylvania gume, F. Espy has bought of W. H. Pritchett for which is to be played at New Haven tomorrow | £5,000 sub 44, sane 972, fronting 17 feet on tien of the — [rena 2g day contest, ar- —_——~ repgements have been made to secure the re- THE COURTS Democratic Jollification at Laurel. | ap )¢:nied guardian ad ii ri} : te: The most enthusiastic political demonstra-| thhe vested i retard penta ea " writs issued. Pollard agt. Dove; auditor's re- Zan Gran. The procemian, composed of sboat | Port confirmed and distribution crderad, ruled. Trotter Sprague; jnd; $b: proceeded to the deyot to await the arrival of | farlcsstasiie, “White ot iP ee gee ere iuvited guests and speakers; the latter were agt. Hrill: motion to oalendar denied. Baxter two tirst-named gentiemen failed to come. The | agt. Kastlack; motion to quash filed. Harriet column tock up the line of march, passing | J. through the principal business aud residence Strecta of the city. Woods agt vestry of Irinity Church; on trial. "The houses along the route exceptions, illuminated. ill operatives were espe- ciaily bright Bells aud horns played an import ant part in the eeromonies. ihe wildest aud Mvet tumultuous enthusiasm Vu led along theeutire line. Flester's Hall was reached at about 9:30 Dr. Baldwin, president of the Laure! Democratic Association, called the us- sembinge to order and introduced Mr. Crockett of Howard county, who delivered a brief and address. --=- Invited to Baltimore. Judge Morrison of the United States district courtin Baltimore has sent invitations to a large number of prominent officials and citizens ot Baltimore and Washingtén to meet Judge Bond and himself at the court room in the new post office building on tomorrow afternoon. The object in view is to establish closer social pleasing a ‘ker, Mr. | intercourse than now exists between the various Sbaanon, kept things Meely ihicaghens judges of the United States and circuit court speech. ‘Spicer of Bladensburg then taok | 8" state and city officials, to bring together some gentlemen who seldom visit Baltimore aud have them pent the new yaned States court rooms, which are said tobo the finest halis of justice in the country. the floor and extended a hearty iuvitstion to all prevent to attend tho Bladensburg festivi- ties, Dr. Baldwin in « few apt remarks thanked the democrats of the Laurel district for their | and steadfastness in the recent ight ‘The Sight was well advanced before the crowd against Christina C, Coleman to paar: or pete ae ‘litem Mareball ei collateral juarc fren ng par- the Police Court today for fast dri = bas SHOOTING STARS. Loat in the English channel—a grent many good dinners, Senator Quay's “mailed | hand” appears to be held for postage, OLD soxa. The colder the weather, The hotter the drinks; Is the proper caper, An honest man thinks. REALISM. “Why do you bring up the past,” she said to him, bitterly, “Because, so much of your life is there,” he answered, with a mocking laugh, and fled out into the shadowy vastness of «large dark No- vember night, It's a Gould day in Wall street when the other fellows get left, A BOSTON TYPE. Miss Porkington: “I understand that Gilbert and Sullivan will meetagain and settle their differences.” Miss Bostone: “I'll bet a rib, Sullivan knocks him out inside of three rounds." . Gen. Sherman says he bas tried the tele- phone ten thousand times and never found it to work right, Of course not, General. You're old enough and have had experience enough to know you can't kiss a girl that way. TRE OBJECT OF TURKEY. “Well, yes,” said the Turkey, “I feel rather jerky, In view of appproaching Thanksgiving; But then my position "8 @ peculiar condition— By dying I earn my own living.” A FINANCIAL MATTER. “Good morning,” observed the tramp cas- ually, as he stepped in the broker's office. “‘S’mornin’,” was the reciprocal salutation. “You're a broker, I believe,” continued the tramp, and the broker nodded, “And a broker is always ready to make a fair legitimate per centpm on any transactions he may make as an agent or middie man?” The broker nodded again, “Good,” said the tramp, “Now I have this plain business proposition to make, to wit: By the last Treasury reports the total amount of money available for use in this country is ¥1,425,000,000, which divided pro rata among the people as enumerated by the Porter cen- sus—by the way you think that consus is per- fectly correct, don't you?” “Certainly I do,” responded the broker with good, strong republican emphasis, “As I was saying, this total amount divided on the basis of that enumeration will allow to each person $23.25, and I as duly enumerated am logically entitled to that amount, ain't I"? The broker nodded. “Well,” continued the tramp, “you just keep the $23 that is coming to me and give me the quarter and I'll make you oute quitclaim. Is it a go?” The broker handed over the 25 cents, ee TO REFORM THE REFORM. Prof. Gregory’s Plan of a Non-Partisan Civil Service, Ex-Civil Service Commissioner John M. Gregory talked for upward of an hour before Nationalist Club, No. 4, at a recent meeting, on what be considers ‘true reform in the civil service.” After reviewing the civil service of France, Germany, Switzerland, England and other countries of Europe, with which long residence and extensive travel have made him somewhat familiar ,he commented upon our own “newly fledged, badiy equipped but nono the less deserving service,” compliment- ing its merits, but saying they do not go far enough. Before attempting to nationalize the railways, telegraphs and other monopolistic in- dustries so ably and justly advocated by a rapidly increasing number of intelligent peo- ple, he said, we must first devise some means of thoroughly organizing the civil service in order that it may wholly be removed from par- tisan politics; otherwise the opponents to such measures would clearly claim danger in an army of office hoiders who could be molded - suit the aims and ambitions of the power. Such non-} centaaiea ars ay summarized might be something as ‘te lows: THE PROVESSOR'S PLAN FOR NON-PARTISAN OB- GANIZATION. The applicant to be between the ages of, say, twenty to thirty. The examination to be such as would test his or her general intelligence and capacity to enter the service. The pay for the tirst year not to exceed #400, but at the end of each year an increase of $100 to be made until the sum of $2,000 is reached, Special provision should be made for expert work re- quiring service of high grade of intelligence or an aptitude for particular and difficult work. As at present constituted, he said, the service rendered is not commensurate with the emolu- ments, In other words, the pay is too great; it is too much of a prize at the beginning, and therefore is hejd ag a reward for party service andthe line of promotion is almost, if not wholly, at the mercy of the spoilers, Four hundred dollars would not be considered a great prize for party zeal, but the young man or woman entering upon such service would feel adopting @ career; brights Lg ary would lie before them that nothi: ut their own incapacity or ne; pus gence would fail to attain; they would themselves a part of the government, while the hours set apart for labor would not inter- fere with any laudable ambition to acquire a profession or win a reputation as a writer or thinker on any great subject to which they might give their mind Objections would be raised, inasmuch that in this way we would be establishing a class—a bureaucracy—but then we have classes, we have physicians, a very good class; lawyers, algo a very good class when not too many of them; prexchers and others to which no very great objections have been made, and why, therefore, object to a class who do the people's work? POSTAL REVORM, This reform, to be offective, must apply to the states and municipalities as well as to the national government, he said, and notably to the post offices throughout the country, which, although federal appointments, their effects mostly concern the municipalities, The pres- ent —— is faulty to adegree, a system that nothing can remedy but complete reorgani- zation on an entirely new basis. too, a letter sent should livered to the person addressed, Buch is thecase now in large communitios—if de- sirable in large communities how much more so in small and isolated settlements where access to the post office is difficult, inconvenient and where delays in euch cases are attended with as much danger, annoyance and possible disaster as would bappen in the larger community, In Switzerland, for in- stance, and this will apply to other countries I might mention, he said, all letters are de- livered to the person addressed, no matter how isolated his dwelling place may be. It is just as iny it to the state that the dweller in the almost inaccessible recesses of the Alps should receive his letter promptly and at as little inconvenience to himself as to the busy city merchant, So it should be io this coun- hoy | were ‘Thon, try, Weare aga le groat admirers of our postal system and Rotat to it with pride. Iam a one of those, jh ip man; respects it falls natabl; jy bain that of sever. countries with whioh I am familiar, een a: Sama Scriptural Comfort for Mr. Ingalls. Senator Ingalls is drawing comfort and as- surance from the Scriptures, Deputy Second Auditor Frapklin received » letter from him this morning in which he declares himeelf to be hopeful and even confident of re-elestion. The (cami concludes with the The > not alt ay te weit nn th baie te the strong, AM: he that endureth to the end the same shall be saved." ploslawner tae Trying to End the Base Ball War. AL Jobnsou was the only member of the Players’ League conference committee who appeared atthe Fifth Avenue Hotel in New ELECTRICITY ON WAR SHIPS, Polats From the Report of Commodore : Dewey of the Bureau. Commodore Geerge Dewey, chief of the bu- Secretary of the Navy says that during the past Gecal year sixty-five vessels have been wholly or partially equipped at « cost of $598,- 986 and coal for ships’ use and for ‘equipment | Steaua shops was purchased at a costof $451,693. Commodore Dewey says: The lighting of ships of war by electricity, which was inagurated by this government, has mow become so essential thatno war ship is considered complete which is not so lighted. Daring the year substantial progress has been made in the development and Hes = the system which is being employed jn fenliy noted. oct lighting plants have = prysene . bored seven vonls ont tao = installation is ray otros othera Special pro h ag patina given during the year to the subject of means of in- terior communication on ship board, and » telephone syatem is soon to be added exper- imentally to other devices in use on board one of the new cruisers, SIGHT SIGNALING BY ELECTRICITY has also been and is still actively under consid- eration andvit is believed that a system will have been devised in the near future which will moet the increasing necessity of the seve in this respect, The $ importance of an ade- quate method of pceiteontior ore at night be- tween ships of a squadron or fleet makes neces- sary the utmost care in the ration of the subject. = * * 4 MILLION FOR EQUIPMENT OF VESSELS. I deem it my duty to renew former state- ments and recommendations with reference to Re additional allowance of money to equip ships of war. There isa gradually incteasing to the demand from tho service piacing om commission ot — of a wi zequire She fuel than old mg but whose equi ae are all of a more ez- pensive character than those formerly in use; and, this consideration in view, the Daresa bas estimated that $1,000,000 will be necessary for the general purposes comprised under the heading “equipment, of vessels,” which in- cludes “the the purchase, handling and shipment of coal, The amount stated is 100,000 more than the appropriation for the current year. THE RULE OF FOUR HUNDRED. Au Order Which Has Never Been Re- scinded by the Commissioners, ‘There is some question whether the order of the Commissioners made May 14 last, provid- ing for the reduction of the number of liquor licenses to four hundred, is now in force or not. The text of the order in question was as follows: “It appearing to the Commissioners that the number of places pe Seed sale of intoxicating panos by retail in said District of Colum- bia should nof exceed 400 and said nnmber having now being very much exceeded, it is “ ‘Ordered that from and after the 189 day of June, 1890, no license to sell intoxicating liquors by retail will be granted to any person excepting in case of purchase of premises where said business was conducted on said date until the number of said licenses shall be reduced to 400." ‘This order, it is claimed, is still in foree and must be regarded in the work of disposing of the 700 applications for licenses now betore the Commissioners. It was made during the last license year after the Commissioners had granted about 700 licenses, and some have supposed it to apply only to the license year just closed. Commis- sioner Hine, it is said, was its author aud Mr. Douglnss approved it Col. Lobert, it is stated, did not vote aguinst it, In making their estimates for the next fiscal year the Commissioners have calculated ons revenue of $60,000 from iaece Be licenses, which means that the limit of 400 be exceeded. Both Mr. Ross and Col. Robert are under- stood to be opposed now to sn arbitrary limita- uon of the number to four hundred, though both are In favor of a reduction of the number of saloons by the strictest enforcement of the ™ - Deneion: thought today that th 3 y that the opera- tion of ieevegsienens would have the effect of reducing the number to about 400 without referencs to any urbitrary rule. In considering the applications by police precinete Mr. Douglass has in mind the 400 rule, an has figured out just the proportion each pre- cinct should have on the basis of the aeaber granted Inst year. After he has reached the limit in each ease Mr. Douglass will note the ieee ioe each application cousidered. resent. as there can be no full board an ing,the 400 rule remains on the book. The matter will probably soon be considered by the Commissioners saa pocneee the rule wi reacinded or modifi Both Mr. Douglass and Mr. Ross express themselves in favor of high license. At $500 @ year 400 licenses would bring to the District a revenue of $200,000, In of the license bills Ly by the District Commissioners and introduced in: the Honse last May there were sections limiting the number of licenses to be issued to four hundred, Inspectors Must Still Wear Caps. ‘The Commissioners have not yet revoked their order requiring the inspectors of the health department to wear caps with their office designated in golden letters. Most of the inspectors are still wearing their caps, al- thongh they would not object to abandoning them evea after having paid their money for them. Some of them have adopted a plan by which the public cannot read what is on their ca They have storm covers over them, and if resence of storm covers on their hate is an ro Fication of approaching bad weather tho sign is always there, Com. Gen, Du Barry’s Report. Gen. Du Barry, chief of the subsistence department of the army, states in his annual report to the Secretary of War that $2,506,016 were expended for the needs of the subsist- ence department during the fiscal year ending Tune 30, 1890, leaving » balance in the Treasury of +€703,796. For subsistence supplies for desti- tute ieciens and Indian prisoners $28,510 were expende f the 150,000 ap) J he bona by Congress for eaten of the Pat Lay Spee bp 24, food bacon, | Wy r was ex) and the pork, bacoi ae and oars aaa ‘distributed saarogeted | ¥¥ 2,788,364 pounds. Baltimore’s New Count, Marshal Frey has arranged to begin on Mon- day next a recount of the population of Balti- more, On Octaber 7 Health Commissioner Robe wrote a letter to Mayor Davidson sug- gesting that an accurate police census be taken, inasmuch as the health department had Jeu! the degth 8 cenuus of Ghee “owns and that Muade, ‘by the federal authorities would increase therate. The letter was referred to the police board, which on October 20 informed the mayor that the suggestion would be complied with as soon as pote after the election, One man, wally selected for the work, be given ‘9 of one of the election precincts, 1 is theoght that the census will be completed in about two weeks. The name, residence and sex of each bona fide inhabitant of the city will be taken. Ages will not be asked, but the per- son will be marked as an adult or miuor, The Leniency of the Court. Im the Criminal Court today Wm Cook,» young colored man indicted for housebreaking in entering Somerville & Son's premiags in September, plead guilty tothe charge. He aaked the court to be lenient, stating that he was under the influence time and that he with say ofenee be. lency because of 9 hope that be would maintain the resol tion to live honest he would of two months only, _ ooo Pennsylvania’s OMcial Figures, The computation of the official returns of the Inte election, completed at the state depart- ment late this afternoon, shows the following | « total vote for state officers: For governor—Pat- tison (dem.), 464,200; Delamater (rep.), 447,- 655; Gill oe grt rales A arcades 224; Pattison's preeet wr at; gov Ww etk ‘tack Eos, ya oro attrd i intimal afta ‘ Q Sudge Sandel, associate justice of the supreme are, died at bis home in Fort INSURANCE — Cares: ra Bobi Was NERGETIC YOUNG PoE as eee aio are ak and $10 ape WS COMPANY, W4 D-—WHITE ouaR FOR g FIRST-CLASS w Wateiaries SRS ee ee Wirecae AND WAITRESS AT Scnws usta rteeme ae WASTED= Wows coor COOKS. 810TO S75: oT away, wail Lh cooks Say oe Fat as Prema fy —— orate aie Roteln, Dick's 613 Tub vt bw. PS ae saiae ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH andiron { fawi Apply, wil ences, at Tole Tet aw ot eel ANTED—A GOOD. Gop coo: ORLY TROBE WH: thoroug! cooking Reed apoly. 69 XSi ee ey Sndeestand oe? WAXTEDyoURG MAN AS JOURNAL Ci px: ust Write & good hand and bo quick st firures Address P, 0. Box 589, city. “eset Me HANDS; 5 SORE BUT THOSE partment, third dou, WOODWARD & LOTHROD. rs ‘D—A BUTLER WITH REFERENCE, also a cham! and ‘with refer: ence, ot 1703 K st. n.w. sh 4-2eF " WANTED—& wae | WOMAx TO COOK, bee ah 13g7'lotre wee ‘eeterenese eae Ww 'TKD—-INTELLIGENT YOUX@ dictate to the phowogrsph transeril oe <a. ‘Gal et COLLEGE ‘OrFIOE, 2 708 Dat a.w, ____ WANTED—HOUSEs. Wares — —To Teurbsctes, 22 YOR DMMEDIATE Sees a were Sddnees @ F. We W.. Star Satan” me ¢_ RENT—ROOMS. =e Peat Wan £D—A& NEW HOUSE, ‘5.909 9 TO a6. ose Matra Ainge repament “desiratie for ming ZAQDO foot; | rouse third Boor (attiers 2 Cau SE ROUT on ub net tr came of 2820 RENT_AT 1130 12TH ST. XW. A LANGE, a gy ANTED—PARTIES Fi Bas ae penticien private family. we ee for the ‘Poe estan at, 207K at, aw., central wi chce tof SAS AKDT ok artiet stadio of physician's office ANTED-I AM HAVING — paler ar cA- —720 10TH St Nw. Orr Week =r bo yr pari Pennie ry einer eed toe roe Ths purchase both houses Grate dre; S12; references enchense. with open, Mir oo {OK RENT — TWO NICK UNPU D RNISHED owner. "Property placed with me for sale aud rect wit q ou aie Root. suitable fer eht = liberally advertised. ‘BL LINKIN: housekeeping ; short walk from eSnaest tatin, nee. = Apply 322 Mars ave ae ae ARTED HOUSES, FROM 94.800 TO nino Lot Washington and Lanier i, ACKER & GADSBY. KR RENT — 911 18TH ST. A HANDS apartment ou Let Boor, ot parier oul furnisuisge and location Sinall faunliy "price very low to pearly tena mie hk ___ WANTED—ROOMS. PE Seri le 1349 Qt. nw. — ———- | for Beuator or NTED—BY A RADY, AN UNFURNISHED be reasonable and tu room with board, tu good locallty. Addrone Ack. Hs Star office, WANXTED — PLEASANT | FURNISHED Room with, gir ls Bite Siok, wide andl chil of peed tol Hi 7 i rows CW.c., Bint office. it v ANTED-THREE to HES Pad oS Sent, wife Pate we little gin ‘aicks, in 6 locality ; state lowest terms notice ‘Address HASTE, Star office WANTED ACTIVE COLORED GIRL TO assis’ iB general housework; go Lome nights. sist b LARGE AND SMALL COs t), furnished of unfurnished ; board bie terme. ar Lor & orst foot g ouse if @esired’. ew Hampshire ave. ‘nw. st.nw, ANTES TWO) a iS ON Fi eer a We re ROE ROOMS Oi “ MER WIL, | FIND A Please state terms, Adareas Borg, Sharon 1 mending, 10F a4 er memab for theese, a Portner place. ‘oie WANTED MISCELLANEOUS EOUS ANTED_TO BUY S200 SECOND HARD ralfiuecne, ik, RENT TWO pat 5 Fen ESTBABTE FU ed euuare of three « car’ od 3, Tent low to goed tenants. references exchanyed. 637 Maryland ave aw. Dit 3 29 RENT 1704, EST. AW. UANDSOMELY WANTED IA waite owas 30 Oowe oe Wis IMMEDIATEL| oom on thisd floors wontienen rte pete Shoes required. “Apply To Mite SCHENK, 2020 st AEX con 1 OK RENT—TO A Gi : TRTRD—A GRRL FOR GENERAL, mOURE: Wie FEW MORE Ot gas Fon | FOMRENT TOA. rest cones, miner row Was Mo washing and ironing. Call st 808, 8th | ,yq,!uotorrapee cabinet tne, at @2 per owen: two | ful: ail megern sunpovenmcpte in how "eeutrally ase = = ae 5 dere tine moa re piri Josie $1 er mouth tn eiratee WOS Met. nw. D—A_ BALEGMAN “WHO GAN DRESS | st. uw. C - ~ POR REN’ —i MA! L v goods store. cplgeinaioe, Prd om corn boy See. WARTED Honsis TO WINTER O& THAIS Fe: two TA SMALL | uryate PAMULT en. tore. A ; kickers. end horses ® specialty; | avenue, with board ia or ANTED— SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS TAILOR. | reasonable ratcs, By G. H. HESS, Hotel Benuing. Indies.” Addiven AAG, wear cities) is St eases and waist trimmers, Call immediately at | _ul2-zw* 1143 Conn. ave. uw. alse” | So awrep W'S, WOMEN, ef A, pS gy of work qusrantoad —— situations; is ‘Bowiws, 620 17 4 ae fe page ANTED A WHITE PROTESTANT CHAMBER- maid and laundress; ood w: Tate fanuly. Address, wil wiih retenences mre FL, St WANteb—tapy IN OUR NEW Seen ee ment, 9 to 4 o'clock daily : #9 weekly | per- manent position ; no noe required. ADI Superintendent, F. 1. 8EWART, 430 7th st. .w. 1 AXTED-A. Fiust- CLASS COLORED COOK: Bo washing or ironing; tay night aud have city reference, Apply in ‘store 1100 Fst nw. WANTED-In SMALL mAMEEy. A fe, Taio general housework anaes stay night; no Cooking.” Gail’ ot see ane is ANT ED_AOTEDIATELE YOUNG 1 EADY or Lov Toad Latent) SRE Steer stare, Wie BARBER, APPLY ATO) 81201 digetluw NN EXPERIENCED _ ae wid A meat aud provision store, Apply wi refereuves st 1810 14th ot. Wines FIRST- CLARE ‘WHITE COOK AND von: undsulsble roforcacas required: | di w Rien B's {ar office, DS F ee, Rerkon x, HANDSOMELE ome €b sulla ON second bay Feather a Se. esos | ™ ‘il Conveulences; terzas moderate, Specialty, Address 314 Vth of, nw, 28 ANTED—HIGHEST GABE VALUE PAID FOR Furniture. Carpets, Large aud Small x Stocks of Merchandise, Store cat or address A.C, y WINGTON, DST Tuba, be WARTEP 500,000 1 000 BOTTLES OF ALL 1 any &Co., ass eee , 7-1. ANTED—FINE treas UPHOLSTERY aan" MAT. ork jhair mattresses medeover equal to new ; F i RENT—ROOMS CONNER OTH AND MASSAL ghusetisave uw. THOS. E WOODS & SON, nlsat ‘eal Estate Brokers, 1106 F st, u.w. Fo RENT—NEAR DUPONT CIROLE—IN Past. Wate family, threo of five bandeomely furutahed Tooms; 4on a rate price to Ff wed parte Yocaterer. Address GOUD REFEARAC NCE, st ES KENT—ONE | THIKD- STORY —s CHAM. thera renovated: lowest prices ald beet work. ean’ furans be. + t ‘ j eRe iteSS AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE, 6tn ane is. louse 7is in ong PC. MERRY. 70K RENT—1ii: sTH | ST. FEW Moaseact Gnetts ave. comforiable furnished or uu- rooms and Front room tor tw. room, 825. Transient and 219-3m * | hew plumbing, references exchanged.” gis ae 7 ANT! 1808 frvin, fed; Qrot-clans pasture and attention. Ret- | Wfuraisned secus, saute chen aul ake ee, tric bells. steas Dosting | overlookiag park Dear aveuue care, excellent table. Bitar JOR RENT—2023 RA, a N.W.,, HANDSOMELY rooms d floor: on sulte or angie BBied er owas rks P. Prings, or COUK'S urninhed as motaeety tctens Sess anes each eisiees part Mente; herdics st corner. ea oe = A MENT THREE LANGE HARDSOMELY ar ied same > Wie Sree tonal Hirpbra gaumagit bee einer at wall m. i; Centrally located 6 Bho to herdice and cars: private fami, GOKOO! Anderson's Shorthand, "Typewriter now ~ Shion 02) at. wa, ANTED—A SOBEK AND INDUSTRIOUS SHOE- Duaker for new work and repairing:, must be ex- perieneed hand. Apply immediately to J. F. BON, Sligo, M ARTED—A WHITE GIRL, GEKMAN PRE- red. to, make bareelt nestal in 6 restaurant usekeeper, DURKARI'S, 20th and Fe ta. ate ANTED—COOKS, HAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, men for all business, Aty ar = 2 cations for woverninent ai employinen arty CrfY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 008 © .w. ANTED—A A FIRSTCLASS BUSHELMAN AND atlemen ; Verms moderate, 1108 1 F%, pF FLOOR, 16 E &T.N. v . 4 larve aud 1 emall rooms. range m kitc! area heat. “a: APDLY Ob pret.ses oF to « and Wilkes eR mae aoa sT. aicove front room, %: alltimes, Orde eal ioe ory Stabe +1 on conpect Tm Jlarke ot y eS G at-nw.or Magrath & Kennelly’, 211 13th etm heat miod-imp uid ite FigMill be promptly attended to, GEORGE C. DULNO, Manager, Hyattsville, M Witting — GOLD eS SILVER, Finca Uncurrent and foreign ‘coins; any ar- ficle, containing Mzold ‘or silver: confederate bile and FX, RENT — 1311 H BT. ry wrh Toon single or suite, Rdeud floors: southern exposure abd ‘Bretclest board central and ‘couvenicut to cars, prices N.W., BEAUTIFUL _B13-2w* er, MEKIZ & CO., 514 11th et. nw. | Londs; highest prices, oF ddress YECHNEM & i kENT—HANDSOA ANTE a C0., 231 ave. D.w. F% lors and otber rosea, aon und and sout WO TIN BOOFERS AND TWO ANTED — HORSES INTER AT P. a central location on park bogs with, some. experience in the usiueas. W Wiisont Stack Farm: boat trisuden Aven thers, | dated. rates troderste, Tibs DANIEL SHANAHAN, Auacosti, DC. nist" $8 per month: 3'meale a day, ogluding ark Fok RENT--i1anbsoMe SUITE PARLOR, wev- D free Apply F- Spd private bath—2d Us trou WiNeRBa Sco, aA, pnAPREY m | WILSon. ovo Fat nw. igzate re, ope oute. aduulrable location t . nw. n13-3t* ‘ANTEDIHORSES, TO PASTURE AND MI WI 12191 s wYs"se WA GOOMPETENT, DEUS CLERE, MUST furnish good references; state salary. Address BKOMO. Star office. ‘niga? ANTED—1WO REFINED AND | SEEGAE BROWN, Room 6 Pcie . nl3-3 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT BIGHTERR ‘of cashier and entry fei angie Waxrep- 4a WHITE MAN TO oes IN MIL | tu! on. ‘after 4 at Hetente, oe ‘weet on Kaloreus ave, Washington ANTED_BIG MURRY TO ACTIVE 80: men; clarks in eovernment erin investaueut, Bipsiaie. QUITABLE SAVINGS ‘ASuOUIATIOR, ARTED-aHOE “CLEBK-ONE WHO oS oo wome experience in the busin ex- ted. Adaress SHOE CLEKK, Star office. uid Ww ANIED- WHITE NOMEN COOKS, 100 ME: road hauda, sls white aud colored cooks, houseworkers, nurses: witle'to learn ‘aradsa, Oyster shuckers, BUKNHAMS, 1110 G st. nw. ‘nl )-4t* ANTED— Sie ees EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted jes—-Men and Women, domestic labor, city whieand: lo} kinda ot d = F ciple as ‘nemoved beste bent) pec ‘Ww TOU L st a.w. pasture and OK RENT_ ON! Tang] » HANDSOMELY Pos streams Wy Seid and food ahae E. BrLAP na een ee ay yf FERRY, ciaer Tou ‘ou at. “ma Lav are Tachnies call | Guth “024 ee st. swe ne ae au20-3m * LOK KENT_TWo THIRD: STORY comM bright and cheerf cating rooms. ae unfuruisued. 1005 Tithe + ors FOr RT cHorck povELE Fane, wa¥ low private bath: open ratce. southern ex Fosure. Trey Sindvw: large closets: Wasa capret ‘CLEANING AND yted; Mat- eng feathers Kenova: treases Made ture ‘Steamed and, ‘Moths royed. ¥. i. Sobwae 1405 Fa a ve Bens ve Toon! LOST AND Fi FOUND. jar 1320 tat. mise JOR RENT-825 12 5 os NW. FIVE VER desirable furnished; suitable for = rooms, EN 7TH AMD 10TH OTS ¥w. | Keeps oom —h_-_ AF, Loar tggid.of S11 it returned to A. H. WORD, a: ene oa, ares ox, | FORMENT. 70 SINGLE MAN, A THORODGIE are WURSDAY, POCKET BOOK OON- Fu a Oy sie taiirt 0, Irish coin (gold) and some sinall steer: Beemer. beat" referees CST SAU NS Blvet ae cog tupe at Mo- | Cachan “adres ihoom i Coreoras builds “at Porm MENT 90s ERE MIEE CONNECTED fhoor, with tetb rou ‘unfuruiahed roome, second with | mB “i; wus and beat; $21 per month; no Fo, RENT_NICELY FURNISHED WooMs, EN suite oF sinele Soo yenient to vetent census and ‘offices; excelient board it place, nl2-at* te tar office: Lot, OR MISLAID-TWO NOTRE DRAWN BY L. Felineimer for $400 each, dated July 310, 1800, Daysble to order of W in 1 and 2 years public is warned reward if y ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN OF ABILITY IN vel i , town and viene ‘to act agents for \e Lavich Moine Journal, We want tae bon obtaln- bie class of egemta: and tj such Wuusual i be offered, murals ie handsomese pervodical tor Indies and ath family ever iusued aud has pearly half» qillion subscribei 't will be advertised the comix autumn and winter iar on a lanver cals tue ever befor, creating 8 demand that agen! PR iS PUBLISHING 00 9 Hiladelpaie. el wax ANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- ternational Taylor Prspen with any inch rule or ee sneer ogee ey tite fpechrenl ns dud misteriis out and wade sud Ext by Me. kd MESSER, 1403 Ich ave, 80. _WANTED—SITUATION iS} ANTED_BY A BESPECTA\ ENEHGETIC colored boy, a placeas driver and to work around Longe. Call 1253 10thst, n.w. 1t* ED—BY A COLORED MAN PLAC a ined ce met clos COOK, E restaurant or privete fem- the of references, Address J. te Bib Bt new. ve ANTED —AT i ot ea eae, | for_ cooks, chamber a au men” waiters, ouch ‘COOMBS, 026 F st. uw. ut sth lees, conchines, wa Sule Lg ete ~ yas teu Saaverrsterences inst place. art cg ens a ANTED — BY A DRESSMAKER, REGULAR Ky aS mak and make chikiren's lot! ey deed ic . ‘Star office, pom NTED—BY A KESPECTABLE Al iit]. situation as chambern mR. me and to cbt Ge ee cooking at 350 Va. ave. ow, a Witt tithes Hage sang a famuly; food references. Call or adaress $31 Muszs- chusetteave. 2.0, ANTED-BY A RESP) ‘ABLE COLORED fe of tw ‘as chamber- girl, « place in cnn h facet gabe arate Pee moe Thad Maton sh mews stone he YANTED—BY RESPECT. W Stituation an conchinan enna pevate fe tamper’ | @ rter iu astore. Beat of ‘onic Hall bin abd F ats, aw. abe WAxteD 2, A FRENCH GIRL OF EXPERI- ence, a place as lady's mai seamstress; x Toon 20, 2d ri Joore: Dret-claan GEO. W. TSkxe, location delueautul, 217 Wat ewig 3 2ls-st* wet 509 1. ose Lia 5. oF ig 9 ‘TRAYED OR STOLEN—MELIUM- a5 3 y furnished. w $} Se with coat solias go Py <n Restet afforde, eustable tor 7 for his return, J. iz, AT Ger 2 sae* oa Fo RENT—PLEARANT T ROOMS FU uxisned ee A = a ate family. 1106 New Wor svenw. ‘able reward will be paid if returned to the Belvedere | NOH KENT—1824 Het, NICE 5 F Hotel. n12-St* Fe municating nooks, cn suite or atusie, at med, [ OST—CAME TO MY PREMISES “ABROWN AND erate rates, ou line vf cars aud convenient “ee white = yt dow, tex a0 property pay damages Sod take it awe agere stae and departirents; references exchaused. Fe RENT-817 15TH AND 1504 H ST, N.W, posite the Shorebaw; handsome apartments, ‘or unit cd, single mrtg furu erate [Ok _MENT-SEVENAL NICELY FURNISHED Fooms, with or without gved board, in private fai. ily. At 1027 Oth st. n.w. References required. nil Fite KENT—BRKIGHT SUNNY KOOMS, SECOND ‘aicove bed rooms, parior and large room con- acting; single oF eB ouite, .sieo ruame ue, Geet Suors dsomely fur. ; privatefamily. 1014 15th IR, RENT_WIMODAUGHNIS' PARLONS. 14 Gene. may be rented, at re Feasounble. ra cluding heat, light, payo reading sucietios of clubs; brary are open to memt Monthly men.beralip tickets tur sale s-1w MA! KA Di OST—ON TUESDAY NIGHT, A oy SILK rubber cost, on 7th st. between N st. and Bo! ary or outside of clay on Teh et. road. reward ected) JOEMAKER, 920 ¥ st. nw. Lae SETIER GYP. LEMON AND white;owner's name on to name of nle-st* Mag, $9 reward. Heturn to 7 COUNTRY. REAL _ESTATE, Fe KENT — PARTIALLY FURNISHED — a vols room cot tick. at Rockville, love re of FB CONGEI, 1415 F at, or of Col HOBEC NaN” TAG 19th st, city. Fu: BALE 70 ACRES CHOICE I TAND, a4 room house; high site; four miles from Rockville Berne, ne, id two aioe f trom “heaton sud Garrett Par. OR KENT_-TWO HANDBOMELY par = | “ss acres of pritue timber Kory aud poplar, Fo a ayy a pear Wheaton on 7th-st. on vis M 140 acres, 20 in ‘wood. watered by Cabin John: = Electric roud and between Rockville and Gien oy At Rockville. new t-room house, beside bath and | grates: bay windows reny Byes ever, S eouth and east pantry, in West En 105 fect fronts aieo Trout, references required. tae Ket. nw. no-lm jot broperiy ou Mainstreet. COOKE D, to bea Fut hiown dences, datry or F OB RENT _FURNISHED FLATSIN WOODMONT 13uh at and lows circle, under bew tuabayeivont of 2 Motunson. fur Uttesn years at Worniloy's Hotel Prites reasgusble, For tere apply te uo-Lm DOWN F LOLENBON, Fe : RENT— FINE EMITTING GROOM, B Bey kooM preferred, L313 14th at” oe RENT—ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOK ON a pear Jub, suitable 2 doctor. wott-lmn JOHN E BEALL ,1321 F at Fee, RENT—-10 IOWA CIRCLE; FURNISHED Toom. dressiug room, private batll, connectit, on xd door, rontns only ; Felerences required. bark: toucndemen oR RENT FURNISHED 3 lil © — =4 cere, 3 Apartments, single oF eb suite FOR RENT—_OFFICES. RoR RENT_POLTION 6 OF LA Lani FRONT OF. tracts of i ni2-4t ‘st uw. POR SALk—AT FoREsT GLEE. sae = DE- Eareisarasth ae kena, We oa" FINE TRACT OF 200 ACRES BE- fe SAEED ‘Station and the. Hockitie tara: pike’at a low price TiLEh & MOTHS B.., 9) aA bet, Lath House: Pa: ave: bet: 13 und ita sta ARMS 7a Faas, Fs unis Te aig | tok yh't: Bork fine © 00% tigoPan” aiedt NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIEN Fier faba’ from 8500 = ° NUS SES |e ena ta Se Gi | enna ca terrae a wi f 4 . on, Bak meen ais: rim tramineeriraas WANTED=8Y A RESPECTABLE YOUN masa FOR RENT--ST( RES. FOR RENT—LAKGR AN SELL TAGNTED 4 aNd st | ce, family, Call at one, LU10 10th st we MLSS OG HENT-¥EW CONES oTORE fice rows is, a ne Sa ae ED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 2 YEA’ |G, four rooms, water, x Pak = NU Se Sota pik ene gow oman | Ggmeeuarerg: a i Bac QP PO ee ave geod pou 4-108 2220 st a.w. “* puteo So veerty pan ED_BY A BER, INDUSTRIOUS ay So gee eh ab epee to bade ts ary wy ycaatutiy namo are Myesy, AUDU 104K We DAVEGy SELB Sisto” ish . cd py sna ¥.410 Ket ne. niz-se | 2) on Fes, a tai Tis Gre spe IN iN OF AN ANY KIND BY A! KG cera, OTE IW, | 2, the Lenman Dulane. ek as WS Pane his = 38 se Fa mn rea ee Fie iithst, magn ae cole AAVE. OFPORITE cr 7 W SESE ire subtest ee much an Gb pile Party teow steam pes = aa aie . Ware tae — ie Fa anne EXER, = Al W TANTED-BETOATIONS Begs oe en Gotnw. ————————SSSSSSE Want Las. zee ees —————— a sates anes WOULD LIKE 70 RAVE THE LADIES CALL ee le Sinai ai | pa pee w Remora ge TOTARIES POBLIO a ok ARKTSFER, VRE IR Mma oF Beet oe pret sreaies ore = anime Wanye. |C asa se __FOR RENT--STABLES.