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EAST wAsuINGTON's WANTS.
Streets Which the Commissioners VIII
be Asked to Improve.

At meeting last evening of the East Wash
ington citizens association the committee on
street improvements submitted list Of streets
in Southeast Washington recommended for
insertion in the schedule for improvement dur
ing the fiscal year Of lse0-sl. This list was ap-
proved by the ASSOCIATION and the committee
was directed to present it to the Commission
ers. The list is rs follows:
SPECIAL scHEDULE-GRADTNG AND REGULATING.
1. G street, from 1lth to 18th. q 18th street,
from G TO E. 3. K street, from 18th to new
bridge. 4. i street, from LIST 10 Sd. 5. I'd
street., from II to I. 6. 10th street, from East
Capitol to Pennsylvania avenue. T. Georgia
avenue, from oth to 18th. 8. l. street, from 4th
to Sth- .. b street, from 18th to 18th.
PAVING WITH ASPHALT BLOCKS.
l. llth street, from Pennsylvania avenue to
Eass Capitol. 2. street. from 4th street to
9Th street. 8. d street, from 9TH street to 9Th.
4 5th street, from Pennsylvania avenue to vir-
GINA avenue.
GENERAL SCHEDULE.
i. Pennsylvania avenue, from 18th street to
new bridge, paved 2. Maryland avenue. from
18th to 18th street, paved 3. Kentucky ave-
nne, from Lincoln park to new bridge, grading
and regulating. 4. 18th street. from Boundary
70 street south, grading and regulating.
.. tennessee ayesue, from Lincoln park to
18th street, grading and regulating. g. Della
aware avenue, from Q to streets, paved
.. North Carolina avenue, from 9th to 18th
streets, paved :. b street southeast, from LIST
ID I'd streets, widened and paved.
The list the committee said was arranged In
the order OF importance according to the views
Of the committee. Several proposed improve
ments were made desirable and necessary on ac-
count Of completion OF the new Eastern Branch
bridge. Streets that formed approaches to the
bridge, connecting it with important thorough
fares, the committee believed should receive
early attention 1t was the sentiment of the
committee that good portion of the appropri-
alton for Southeast Washington should be ex-
pended in opening and making thoroughfares
Of streets that were on the map but had never
received attention from the authorities
THE NEW BRIDGE
The committee on the new bridge was au-
thorized to call public meeting of citizens of
East Washington to arrange for a celebration
at the time Of the opening Of the new bridge.
This meeting viii probably be called for the
latter part of next month. 1t is thought that
the bridge win be opened to travel in Novem-
Der. The plan proposed is to have parade, an
illumination and q meeting.
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Discussing Social Problems.

A. NJ. Dewey Of Philadelphia, the editor Of
the Journal Of United Labor, last evening ad-
dressed an open meeting Of the ladies' pro-
gressive assembly, Knights Of Labor. The
topic of discussion for the evening was Bel
lamy's book, Looking Backward" Mr.
Dewey, however, devoted his time to an &C.
count of the condition of wage-working women
In large cities. In regard to the predictions
made by Bellamy. Mr.. Dewey said that he
hoped they would be fulfilled. but very much
doubted it. At the conclusion of his address
there was general discussion of Beiiamy's
work by Messrs. Charles F. Adams, ]. l..
McCrary, G. B. Parkman, Joseph Steiner and
L. p Wild
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BAY RIDoE.-Among the numerous fattering
encomiums that the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and Bay Ridge management have received
Is the following from prominent gentleman Of
Washington. Il have attended many excur-
sions about New York, Connecticut, Chicago
and other parts Of the United States, among
them Coney Island and others and must say
that Bay Ridge, with the trip on the Columbia,
ths perfect order and absence Of liquors ct Bay
Ridge. eclipses all that have ever seen. Your
company has taken lead in the example Of So
briefly excursions, which IL should be proud of,
and the northern states would do well to imi-
tate. Among the many attractions are the
NAVAL Academy band. gravity road, Sprague's
electric railway and the grand drama of fre-
vorka For time table zee advertisement In
another colum Of this papsr.--Adct
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Kernan's Opening,


An audience which filed Kernan's theater
last night greeted the Big Four and Bob
Slavin's All-American combination, the initial
attraction Of the fall season at this popular
place OF amusement. The auditorium pre-
scented handsome appearance with its bright
fresh decorations and upholstery. The COM
pany includes many excellent performers and
each act was followed by emphatic applause.
The comedians were funny and the specialists
were excellent John whitman in his fears of
strength commanded especial attention, and
the efforts Of the Big Four, Bob Slavin. Miss
Macart and her troupe Of performing dogs, Fred
Macart in his equilibrium acts, Nieman, the
vsntriloquist, and Estelle Sylvia in her songs
and dances were all appreciated This troupe
will continue every night this week, with matt
ness today, Thursday and Saturday.
B. AND o. TO ATLANTIC CIrY.-Another select
excursion to Atlantic City via B. and 0. Train
will leave Washington next Saturday at 4,30 o..
M, August "A. Round-trip fare only %, in
Guiding transfer at Philadelphia. Tickets good
until Monday for return trip.-Adct
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d. Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
The Baptist Home to Anna Wilhelmene Fry, sub
%. 50. 65s; g. G. H. Parker to P. N. Dryer ct
al, subs 26 to 80, So. 593; s2,97525. D. J.
Walshe to P. Andrae, pit. IA, 50. 1856; s2,5OO. N.
Wilson ct al to 8. Cross ct al, lot 10, blk. Is,
Trinidad; e.. B. p. Davis to G. N Rider, lot
Is, blk 20, Brookland; $3.50. g. N. Rider to G.
Z. Hetfeld. lot 10, blk. Z, Brookland; 1852 so.
Mercy NJ. Gray to f. b. Mackey, pit 20, so.
65S; p. w. o. Dennison to Nancy 4. Owens.
lot H. blk. T. South Brookland; o., 600. RI
Goldschmid to Mary A. Blondel, sub 20S, 90,
27l; $780, ~
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He Won o Fortune for His Mother.

dispatch from Saratoga announces the
death there yesterday Of Frederick Brown Of
this city, who has become quite well known
during the past year as q race track follower
and plunger. He was about thirty years old
His mother reached his bedside only a short
time previous to his demise He made his will,
leaving his mother ESQ, 200 II In stated that
ne nAs been successful in Saratoga and that
he had deposited in one Of the banks there
winnings 70 the amount Of about eli, 600. The
body win be brought to- this city for inter-
ment. Brown came to this city from the west
about year ago, and, it IL said, raised $40
oy PAVING . diamond ring, and with this
capital begun a career OF successful betting az
Ivy City. This, il Is stated, was the founda-
ton OF the fortune made out Of the book
makers which he willed to his mother. His
habits, II Is said outside Of his fondness for
betting, we're good.
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The Emmett Guard. Picnic.

An enjoyable excursion was given to River
View yesterday by the Emmet Guard, company
A, fourth battalion, DONG. Capt. O'Brien,
assisted by Sergeants G. ]. Harlow, J. J. Fainter.
IT,, and Corporal d. W. Michigan, had charge Of
the arrangements. After the arrival of the
evening boat the company was drawn IN in
line, when Capt Murphy, in behalf Of the En-
ing him with gold watch. Capt O'Brian
made happy response.
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Her Skull Was Fractured.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon as Mrs.
Clancy, living at No. Is 9th street northeast,
was delivering milk at 1913 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast she met with q serious acct
dent. She slipped on the stone steps and, strik-
ing on her head was knocked insensible. DR..
Keech, who attended her, found that her skull
was fractured She was taken to her home by
the police.
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Cu1ouaA Is GarAr.

Because great things required a Il cuxing sim
diseases = d 800 nattsE Every sufferer fsum Tor
turing. diahgurins itching burning hlssdins. soa,y
md pinpy dissasss q he skn scalp and blood witA
ioss Of hair. v admit ths n view a u almost totsl
Gzss4sst Il sl1n eurss IL
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FoR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS we offer sirloin
steak at 15c.; tenderloin steak at 1Sc.; prime
RIB roast, i251c.; corned beef, &C. Delivered to
all parts Of the city. NEW YORK MARKET, Sd
and Ind. ave. NV
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Enlarging the White House.

To the Editor Of TIE Evxxrxe star:
Why add wings TO the White House as sue-
gested2 Build . new White House in front OF
the present one, retaining the hitter for execu.
tive oficea Merge Lafayette park into the
White House grounds aud require the stree,
railroad 10 move north . squars-between 49,
and 18th streets. ScorrY.
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A Lease for Analosfan IsIand

A lease from Reginald Fsndall. trustee, to
the Columbia athletic club Of Analosts.n
Island as el.ooo per year was placed on record
yesterday. The club took the place for one
year with the privilege Of two moro q the ssme
price or Of purchasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

All ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods Of doing work The rush still con-
tinuss at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WoRKs,
6Sl-66 Massive. NV. Telephone 1874
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST rrIL RroHT An. WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virginia, fair; stationary temperature south
westerly winds
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EXCURSION TO PEN Mar AND GErrYssuno
WEDNESDAY, AUousr H.-Round trip to Pen
Mar ol.5O. to Gettysburg - Special train
leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot 8 s.m.-Adot
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COLONIAL BEACH,

COLONIAL BEACH,
COMMENCING AUGUST 20, 1889.
FARE. 25 CENTS.
Daily. Monday excepted
Steamer JANE MosELEy leaves 6th-s wharf p.ie
An prompt HOmest s:3op.m
FAMILY DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FARE. is CENTS. SUNDAYS FARE, 90 Cent?
sul0-2w
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Nom Dpy

Dr. Warmers CoRsErs, CSC. Lonsdale cambria,
SIC; Monarch shirts, SIC. Dress goods al
cost BRopHEAD's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

MoRE DRY RoAsT CoFrEE
sold in Washington than any other package cof-
fss. Ask your grocer for it.
JOHNSTON BRos Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

DxLIoATEs TO TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The ex-Union prisoners of war association last
evening elected Messrs. L. p. Williams, ]. p,
Kline, u. A. Anderson, J. G. Hawley. I. II. Nc
Kse and W. B. Mattingiy delegates, with W. s.
Hoge IS alternate, to the national convention
to be held at Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

JosBrxs In furnace. range, tin roofing and
tile work HAYWARD HuTcHrysoN
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OsE FACT

man. 1t fact established by the testimony Of thou
sands Of people. that Hoods sarsaparla does cure
scrouia, salt rheum and other diseases or affections
arising from impure state low condition of the
blood 1t also overcomes that tired feeling creates
good Appetite and gives strength every part of the
system Hyou need good blood purifier tonic or ap-
petizer try Hoods Sarssparina 1t will do you good
MY daughter received much benefit from Hoods
sarsapara as an excellent tonic after protracted At
tack OF bronchial pneumonia"
REV. II. ADAMS, New Hartford. Conn.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for e. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO., Apothecsries. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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RrIsrseEHs Ice Cream. 235 G street.

Bur YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
sox bxoTHERs, the leading trim In the Dis
trick
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IS TO ATLANTIC CRY AND RRruRx. -The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces an.
other special excursion to Atlantic City Eatur-
day, August "A, at rate Of % for the round trip,
Tickets will be sold for special train LEAVING
Baltimore and Ohio station, Washington. Al
$50 ?: m, and viii be valid for return passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

Trs, the lowest sugar house in town
j. McILyEES 1871 7th st
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
2. HANSON HISS MF'o Co, 1910 F ST. NV.
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LAWNS BLANkErs SHAwLs
DRESS GOODS, SILKS. vELvETs,
FRUIT OF TIE LOOM Yard-wids, Bleached Cot,
beautiful New Style LAWNS, SC.
bLACk ethAh SILKS excellent quality Soc
CLAIM AlBAIhOsssdoub width, pure WOOL 371<c
LoNsIAlL CAMBRIA, one yard vide, very nnesi
CARRIERS. Cash Store
IA MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7rH ST.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
sesct one OF the following presents with purcbsss
q " ps1r Of lAxge-aze Fine DxInask Iowes worth
20 eta hxlf-oCzen Fine DAlla.k Napkins, xvrth
Par o. calk kubrotdsred hitting Corseta
bAAkxkls. tnmsnss assortment. 81. az so. q. 20.
SAsh1s Sis MS 'ffsD1A SILKS. rsaeesafron sos
ADA c{1AILIEs. choice stylss, &C.. los.. 1s,te.
kA1xEkAs. Immense Assortment Sc. 1oc., 1x3<c..
] IisUkRb SArIsTK. bssutiful ssylss. reduced 10
akNR1ErTAs; Elegant dress sooda nearly ono
ysfd and hall wds, al pure WOOL aud Al color; roal
vSoe zoe: Rr4cs redpced TO 50c.
yLQA81k fkE8EETS for Cash Customers
ee!eft ono ct the foIovtng prosents with spurcham
g NO or DCre. lAxyS-slse Handsoane Bridal
Quit eortn el.t 30; Doasn line Demzsk kspk1n1
Ys.sa lisa q sss fsino Of IASs-sass Fine DssaasS
~ ckk6if. bss sSs vssy lowest psssss for s.aA
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EfIsINoER's Ice cream 20 U streeL
Go TO r. W. HENDERsoNs, 1113 + street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings hncrusta, walton, DC.
ALTITUDE and Weather Barometers HEMP
rrn,s norner AZ
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To ATLANTIC CRY VIA BALTIMORE AND Ono
Special train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot,
Washington, at 4:30 pm. August "A. Parlor
cars Washington to Philadelphia. Parior cars
Philadelphia to Atlantic City. Thirty minutes
station. Round-trip rate %, including transfer
in both directions. Arrives at Atlantic City at
10p-m. Tickets valid for return passage on
all regular trains until August 26, inclusive.
Train leaves Atlantic City Sunday at AS pm,
arriving in Washington at IL pm. The Balti-
more and Ohio is the shorest. quickest and
best route. The view Of the harbor and ship
ping of Baltimore and Fort McHenry to be
had from Baltimore and Ohio train is perfectly
charming. The view from the great Baltimore
and Ohio bridge across the Susquehanna at
Let everybody take the Baltimore and Ohio
Adct
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EVENING ExcURs ON
" vo,-x,o $780,. bl TIE

MI. VERNON PLACk CHGkCa,
IOESDAl kNENlNG, AUG 20. 'sa
Steamer j. ". Thou pson viii leave titLst xh.rf "A
o. y n returning az 1880 pm Literary aud m "
Sa ram iickets, 20 cents. Tor the boat
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CITY ITEMS.

by G. L HOOD CO.. Apothecsries Lowell, MasA
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. g
CITY ITEMS.
Pure Blackberry Brandy, 75c. bottle.
IT. METzaEB's, It'll ST.
Buy Your Sugar from the Sugar Bouse.
7Sl eth. See prices in advertisement, 4th page.
auls-2t| j. McILvEES, Manager
Excellent Claret, 25c. bottle. MErzeER's,
All 7th. lts
Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
aulS-zt~ JOHNSTON Bros. d Go.
Speer's Port Wine, s5c. bottle. MErzaERs. Its
See the Prices of Sugar at the Sugar House
in advertisement on 4th page.
aul9-2t+ J. MclLvEEN. Manager, 7S1 It'll.
Smoke'sTo Up!''All Havana and sumatra. 30
Iced Tea. Try Sunrise Chop" Mrrzorn's 8. 1t.
GA Benefit From Cards.
All Cards packed in lone OF the Finest" or
Zone OF the Bravest" Smoking and Chewing
Tobaccos are redeemed as follows: 100, with
Pocket Knife or Pocket Book; 200, with the u
Illustrated Book, offenders and Defenders"
400, with Q Gilt-handle Silk Umbrella; 500
with Pair of Bronzes, "Bravest;" 600. with a
Handsome Bronze Parlor Clock IS inches high.
For sale everywhere, price SC. d. BucHsE Err
q Co., lss Mulberry ST.. Ny. aul5-eo6t
'sToss Up" Cigar! Sales j, COO, 900 a month Sc
Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; s5 per year. my4-4m
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Buy Your Sugar from the Sugar Bouse
7Sl 7th. See prices in advertisement, 4th page
aul9-2t% j. McILvEEN, Manager
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Excellent Claret, 25c. bottle. MErzGER's
All 7th. lie
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Pure Blackberry Brandy, 75c. bottle.
1T METZGER's 7tb at
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Bay RIper.
WASHINGTON DIVISION,
~. AuGCST 2l.
a, washington Division No 1, T. H. X Of p Will g4xp
We iourth OF lie Of excursions this season 70
Alls oeiHhtini resort on August ~.
rdp yne aolsri children nifty cents. Trains
Ts,. - " depot 800 am, LES aud 30 D. IA
Aes LOT sac al The depot by members OF the d.
vision on the day OF the eIcursion
aule-2t ~ Kn,.,h - CS,,
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Maryland Knights Templar Coming.
The Baltimore Sun today says there are
five communicates in Baltimore, with $50
members, which, with the Grand commandery
Of Maryland, will be represented in the grand
conclave to be held in this city in October.
Each will be accompanied by band of music.
The Grand commandery of Maryland will have
its headquarters on Pennsylvania avenue.
Maryland commandery, No. 1. h. Il. Pete,
eminent commander, with the Baltimore Light
Infantry band. and Monumental commandery,
No. 3, ". h. Docherman, emipent commander,
with Wright's band, have made arrangements
for coming to Washington to take part in the
grand parade Of Knights Templar and other
demonstrations during the conclave. That
body is composed Of all past commanders and
delegates from the Communicates
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THE MOTHER HID FOE THE cRML-REsoRTTNo
TO MURDER TO HIDE HEB sHAME-rHE TEsrI-
MoSY GIVEN BEFORE THE coRoSEn's july
YEsrfRDAY
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BAf AiDSh
ON THE cHEsAPEAKI
THE MOST COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINT.
NENTs OF ANY RESORT ON THE CHEsA-
RKAKK BAY Oh POTOMAC RIvxA
AuGc By ths
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
first-class Hotel and Restaurant
Trains leave B. q o. Depot Washington week dam
S15 M. 20 and 4:30 D. m Sundays e:5O q M
leave bay h,dss week dAys GAO and $50 -
Sundays S;4O. aud y. ~.
ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR
The e:C5 .. m. week day and 80 O. m SUNDAY
aims con pect ~ Lay ktose With stesnsr Colum ba-
Passengers from Washington holding Bay Ridre IN.
entsion tickets take steamer Columbia Bay
ilose 70 BALTIMORE AID return. on payment Of 10
sLLuAys II 100 =. On return trip arrives -
AlaSe. 4;oO week Gays, $40 sundays
Tickets sale at B. 4 o. ofbces 6lo ana 1851
FeInsylssniA avenue. aud - depot On SUNDAY 81
depot only. Jel6-tosu3l
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CoNl1ssIoxKR OF DEEDS T01 Tv1RY 0f7f7
IL s bsIlsH iszi S so so I. ses. - -
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BOSTON BY SEA
~ Merchants aud Miners Trznsportatiop o.
Steamships sail from
Baltimore VIA Norfolk 10 Boston
Every Monday and THURSDAY, O'Clock D. m
Passenger acconInlodatlou unsurI,s ssfd
Fare lLeloelng u4eais and nlsln Saloon ststsroou
bertbs Z y 90; ROUND tf1ps s22. Upper deck state
iOILalOp ulArs ali tie hotels in W
Apply To-
A L HIGGINS, General Aren't
Long book, baltimorN
1elephone bAltmore 241. myx6-3m
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Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees.
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
aulS-2t" JOHNSTON Bros. d Co.
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lOo

lOo lOo TO-
One Extra Family Dsyst
4lNkR NlEW.
On Friday, August "a 1883, Steamer MARY Wssh-
lnston vi leave a. 10 am, returning 30 pm.
Ickets. log StoUling ct AexAnd1 la. Bring out he
ehi-dren and the babies Dancing ell day
aul9-4t - "N- pron-t~~,o.
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See the Prices of Sugar at the Sugar Hous
in advertisement on 4th page.
aul9-2t+ ]. McILvEEN. Manager 791 It'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
DISCUSSING UNION WITH CANADA.
80 nrn1rp ANNEXATION WITH THE
nomrN1oN-woRK OF THE SELECT
COMMITTEE4

..,,...., march ta--In tho Senate to-day. Mr.
,,-ssid,ne Mr., Payne, OF Ohio, eailea sttentlon
insais Sos. Cnr,,,,ee on Relations with Canada
.,.h had been announced BY Mr. fiats, anu 'vea 70
,,H :. 80 :, tbo list on the ground that ap-
aa-a =. h,r, 10 be direct usurpstlon VI 'no P'"ors
NJ the Executive. .-.,...a .,no,,.od
M f5oar ssd that this Select Committee Appon'oo
49,. e., s.uslon Of the last Congress. haa NOT oeon
n,o ~ discharge its duties on account VI '.o WIN
1oe a. - ,,ot,ca campaign 1t wa useless ne salu,
" -, nitrd "a the fact that there was large and
,.o1r,ro body of men in Canada VINO uosHou enneAS
e. ~ this country, and that poliucsi power was
,rSa,v N he turned on that question Noouuy pro
coed to accomplish without the nec anu ii'oson'
md instructed VIII Of the people Oh pom OOunss
NJ Rd,nunds said that while no was ho| "a eao
,ssst dexee in favor of the annoxaton q ao
,osb American provinces 10 the Unitea e.aoes o. s
nresent time he willing that tae eo'0Vs
should obtain all possible Information On .uo
eal and other relations OF tho two Couns' t 10
beeEed senators not 10 consider uiss :. ~
the Select Committee they were coUini'''U ~
ton. .A.-..ana tba, tha
Select Committee had boon 0fs~
annexation committee ,,,,on n, IN, limited
-. MI "a Canadss was in his judgment Just Is sure
e'~Oos a .rv future event, unless staee OF toei-
/" 'o~V 10 aroused between the people OF pom
"a,,.rss that would prevent the nauohai minSils
~ 80 ,o ooouie under one government dne oui
Siercnes Of opinion that would slse h1 ana The oso
be between tho people OF .Srtme PROVINCES, state
pie Of 9uehec ana blair AIN promptly contradiced
eSt which dSns sena sy Mhre% his motion 70 srs Of
the list Of committees the Selet ,sct GommIttee was
Hons with Canada, and the SOLICIT Ooinn''''0' "oS
then agreed 70.
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surplus is ss2 oosos1 an increase Of sei7oo, - for

surplus is ss2 oo9,o e1 an increase OF so7os444 ior
the year.
The resources Of tho trust companies OF me state
on January l. $780, were $40 Sd. an Increase
during the year Of g5s174,3s0 %. The resources OF
the safe deposit companies at the same dste were
~ 5e1 49, an increase OF 81 ior tae yoas
Thero were on January l. twenty nve trust loan and
MORTGAGE companies IN existence In this state. su.
pcrinicndent Paine discussed Of some length the eln
unlimited 10 tho Legislature by commlssee u go
ssnt Of such Institutions, with certain restrictions
state Engineer and Surveyor John Bognr to-daJ
year ending Soptsmbor so. 1883. He reports thai dur
Ing tho rear 1876 Ala lilo euoIc yards OF nsiea hsSe
been removed from the channel " the HnGSon River
and that the work Of improving the quarantine station
IN Nsw.York nay is going STEADILY on