Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10
Condemned Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 pm and
eXtingUtShet at 10 IS DIM
Henry Jones, cOloIed, pleaded guilty I'm the
Police Court yesterday 10 stealing a cap from the
store OF August Dietrich, and was sentenced to GO
days IN The wOrkhOuSe and 30 days additional for
him.
Jno Cassaleggi was fined s25 in the Police
Court for using the street for private PURPOSES
nut stand at the corner OF It'll and ID streets
week. ~
James CrCsey. Of West Washington, was fined
70 or 6O days IN Jail by Judge Smell for working
horse with a sore back. Jno. Noonan same offence,
similar hne Appeals were noted in both eases.
1esterday afternoon, man named Henry
Karskins, s. years old, dropped dead On tie line
OF the h. 4 o. X. r. near Rives' station. The cor
oner gave a certificate OF heart disease.
The last truss OF the new iron car shed at the b,
work OF covering IL is proceeding rapidly. 1t is
expected that by next Saturday it Will be COM
pieted
AT % O'Clock this morning the carpenter shop
OF MI. d. j. Mccarthy, i211 street northwest
was found by officer Wheeler. TO be fire. caused
by sparks from store. No. 2 engine company
and soon put out the fire withOat turning In an
alarm; damage 10y the fire about S1G0
The Metropolitan VI. Echurch members held "a
greeting in the parors OF Tie church last Friday
night The congregation was out in fun force.
There were also present many visitors from other
cities. Anon, those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Burrows. OF Baltimore city, Mr.. Coe and Mr. Put
aes SO smrb h an v Mr. sN. 81 ae Sl
York city, Miss Evans, Miss Andrews, OF New York
city, who has a studio In Vernon Row, Miss
Gutter and Mrs. Powell Prof Bishoff rendered
fine music The entertainment was success.
,s s e farher sends the I"'''s'"" A''""''0e' f0r
THE MES WHO CUT CLOTHES FOR MEN.-It is a
mistaken IDEA that the professions offer the most
lucrative remuneration for ones time. Few per-
sons are familiar have any idea of the large sal
aries received by those possessing taste and skill
In other avocatonS- An eminent philosopher has
said that TASTE Is natures next best gift 70
genius, and that the possession of taste and skill
combined l. one worth the possessing can be best
Judged by the salaries paid to rStcasS cutters Of
mems garments OF the NEST notable LEADING.
Clothing, manufacturers OF the country two pay
their designers OF patterns FIVE thousand doll RS
per annun. Among those receiving large salaries
IN tailoring establishments was Bell, OF New York
VINO received when employed by others thirty-six
cutter who receives five thousand In Chicago
1Ecre are sevezal who receive four thousand each.
IN New YORK There are any number who receive
three tnousand In this city MeSsrs SakS & Co.
foreman OF their tailoring fepartmept at a salary
OF three thousand one hundred and twenty dollars
per year; In other words, SO per day Tor every ay
II sue YER. II must not be understood that all
cutters receive such large salaries; CT tie con-
trary, IL Is only the best OF them that get nytinp
near these sums Ii demonstrates that there .rs
IN the ranks of the artisans men who add 10 thei,
trades by eleyating them, and in doing so obtaT
offer 70 go 10 New York at an increase OF stlary Of
nve hundred and twenty dollars per year WIS re-
fused last week by MeSsrS. Saks & Co.'S foreman
Don't you think IL pays to learn a trader
DEEDS N Fee have been recorded as foliows:-
w. starr TO ". T. Osie. Il y q, So. 10; 81 ,227
SohE Selden, trustee, % Laurence Riggs executor
lOes %. % and y and pit l9. SO. s55; $40 81 W
2: Miller to Patrick b. OCoHnell, sui. &, 50. sl9
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