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Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

The Wilmington College of Music
will open September III, IN his new
quarters at No. a2l Market street, oppo.
ste llisto' cll Society's Building. These
quarters will be occupied until the 18th
oil March, when the school will locate
permanently on Delaware avenue. Mr..
Clowar1 will increase his board of
teachers and will include the finest of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Coward has also
leased Il c lecture room in the Ma onic
Hall Building, which will be used fot a
concert hall and can be rented Tor dane.
ing parties.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 30.-Judgo
Joshua Clayton, Vice President of the
Sonora Gold and Silver Mining Company.
rreated sensation at the Stock Exchange
here on Wednesday by walking in aid
greeting his friends after his obituary had
been published. During his absence on a
tour Of mine inspection another mining
man named clayton was killed by q
stage coach accident who was supposed
To lie the Judge.
his county, last night In quarrel with
Monroe Sligor, n stone-cntter, stabbed
his antagonist In the head with q small
knife, the blade breaking off in the brain
eiigor will die. Hayes escaped.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
She.

Pronounced to be the most artistic N.
effective drametIzation of ioytl, i y oa'
of the most difficult, and therefore W. y.
A. Brody Ia mere to tie eongr4l ais'ei "
this remarkable and successful pax
Though In five acts and prologue WV
many heavily mounted scehes, Ihe pI
was over few minutes after oeo.s
on the first night and has made ma.1
hotter time afterwards. The steiner! -
mechanical effects are new AMI supk.s
The play is In the hands oil very suups
and clever cast and cannot TAU 10 oI.
c. owded houses. 1t will be seen a, ~ ~,
tors Opera House, On next hVH1''
evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Constable Eeardnn will sell the furni-
ture and fixtures OF the Rugby Academy,
in the Masonic Temple, next wednesday,
at 2o'clock p in., to satisfy an unpaid
Claim for rent. Among the property to
be sold are some very Gne mineral col
lections and an electro battery. This
will be about the end Of the Rugby Acad-
tmy, that for several years was the lead
ing educational institution IN this city
for boys while under the charge OF Pref.
Samuel w. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

There will DO n grand rally at the ccr
ed Union Church, Centre Station, al
Sunday next, for the purpose OF tAAy
money to shield that church, "a
friends have beep good In hclpisgg
there. both white and colored. We ~
that they will continue 10 see us out AZ
there are only but nine persons dgJI
membership, the rest OF the cORmsibi
going away with Mrs. Archis, tie mis-
Rionary that was there last ysE II,
Rev. q. w. Murray being sPp0nld
there by the conference intends, By M
help of God, to 20 forward and lead u
through. The president OF the d.s,Tct,Ba1
d. Russell, will be with US all day, via
other ministers. Preaching at 1879
m. $50 and 5 p. III. eab5ath schoon
/ 80 p. m. REV G. W. MURRAY, Pasat
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

CHESTER, Aug. 29.-An enormous yell
low spider In an immense web which was
found in the back yard of Deacon Porter,
In the South Chester colorel settlement,
Eaised great commotion among the liz.
persnt neighbors yesterday. somehow
seme of the more superstitious colored
people believed they saw the words, "the
world ia coming to an end" In the out
libes OF the web and the colored popula.
ton fiocked TO the place in great num-
bers and we're greatly frightened.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

WHKEs-BARRE, Aug. 20.-John Nc
Andrew, ayoung ian residing at Oregon,
died this morning from the effects OF a
blow on the head wirh base ball bat
three weeks ago. He was acting as catch
er In game Of ball when the bat slipped
from the batsman's hand and struck him
on the side Of the head. He was uncou.
seious for twenty. foar hours, and after
that blood clot formed on the brain and
paralysis aud death followed. He was 20
years of age.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

VICTORIA. B. G., Aug. 29.-The Black
Diamond Left here yesterday ostensibly for
trip up the coast to rtfit, but it is said
that she is really off on a sealing cruise
into Beiring Sea, where the owners bo-
lieve they have legal right to hunt seal.
This action shows what the popular feel
ing here Is In REGARD to the United States
jurisdiction In Behrlrg Sea and her pow Il
or her policy to enforce 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
hay Ridge via Il. q o. II. r.. September
LIST, 1880

Grabbing, fishing, yachting and bath
ing. Excellent meals both on steamer
and at Bay Ridge at reasonable rates.
The "Columbia" 10 the largest steamer
on the Bay-three decks-capacity 1000
persons. Fine view OF the shipping In
the harbor. Forts McHenry and Carroll
passed en- route. Don't forget the day or
that the fare Is only $i.00 for the round
trip. Trains leave Market street station
at 0. ~ a. M. Delaware avenue station at
40 a. m. There will be plenty Of cars
and accommodations for all,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

BARREN ISLAND, Aug. 30.-High tides
and heavy winds during the past three
days have done much damage here. The
Principal Sufferers are the Barren island
Oh and Guano Company and r. Whites
Sps. Their aggregate losses are estilna
q at f2O, OO0. A large strip of the most
1sterly portion Of the island upon which
Rsre was large frame building, con-
Rlhing valuable machinery apd stock.
Vas detached from the main island and
every thing on 1t was washed away.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
%~ . ~~~
Removal.

1. Hamburger & Sons have tcen
busily engaged to day in removing their
goods from No. 200 Market street, and
tomorrow morning will be ready for
business at the old place, Nos. 220 and
~ Market street, where they will be
better prepared than ever to meet the
wants of the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
HARRY HART,
The N.Y. Clothing Manufacturing Co
BIG Market Street.
DUBL-C SALE.

FOR SALE GOOD WILL
and fixtures Off well established and
located restaurant doing good business.
b Nest seventh ST, au5O-3l &eod-l2t
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

sATARTIA, Miss, Aug. 29.-James NJ.
Newbaker was assassinated last night
about . O'Clock, being riddled with bull
let's as he was entering his own house.
Newoaler WAS prominent politician
and candidate for the State Legislature
before the last county dominating con.
Vention. About year ago an attemp t
was made to assassinate him.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Adiu,ant General Kenney sent two
baskets of splendid peaches 10 City Coun-
Gil yesterday, with the intention Of giving
Them a treat last evening, but unfortu-
nately they were DELAYED and did not
reach this city In time for the meeting
last night. The members Will meet at
the Council chamber this evening and
indulge in peaches to their hearts con-
tent
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

We mean to continue this until some.
body beats the great lung curative agent.
Dr. simms' White rulmnnlc Balsan,
then we will take In our eigu. Mr.. l..
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
homseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington; PHILADELPHIA,
Smith 4 Kline Co. s3I Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
Excellence of the Toiches,er E.our,,ops

The unprecedented success OF the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore rail-
roads Colchester excursions is due in a
gseat measure TO excellent facilities OF
transportation and prompt movement in
both directions. Excursiobists reach the
beach promptly and are returned home at
teasonable hour. Another great excur-
sion on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

DEER PARK, Md, Aug 20. - Cong .ess-
man Mckinley, of Ohio, was much OF the
day with the President and with him dis
cursed Ohio politics and the ACCESSIBILITY
Of converting Congress In extra session.
lie thinks M extra session inalviea BILE
and that Congress could rot be well as
sembled, after hearing from the four new
States, before November /.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

All the sore eY, S we have attended on
DR.. simm's Eye Cure las soundly cured.
1t is famous remedy in its line, and we
thluk cannot DO beat. Good sight main
taiued to old age 25 and 50 cts. Depot,
Wilmington D.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Ellen Dougtetty was before Squire
Smith last evening charged by Julia Hae-
gerty with malicious mischief in sweep
ing dirt aud throwing nuisanccs on Lor
property. Mrs. Dou2 herty was required
70 cutter into bail bond Of sl00 10 keep
the Deace
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

On Thursday last when the steamer
Wilmington discharged her freight at
Augustine Pier, a package containing
three guns were left. 1t was supposed
the guns had been stolen, but two of
them were afterwards found on the wharf
in this city and Sergeant stetzer got the
third one in the Ninth ward yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

LIvERMonE FALLS, Me-, Aug. 29.-
Miss Ann Jones, aged 81, del at Jay
Bridge yesterday. She lad been all in.
valid for seventy years and had been con-
fined to bed for sixty. She retained all
her faculties to the last.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

We have a specify and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Dlphtheria, CaLker Mouth,
and Headache, In SlIlLOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use it II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50 cent?. N. B.
Danicrth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second sud Market str4ets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Alpha Council, No. I, Legion Of the
Red Cross had the secret work of the
order exemplifled last night, after which
collation. WAS served and speeches were
made by number of members, among
whom were Pas. Supreme Commanders
Robertson Of Camden, N. j., and WI
liam Randall of Philadelphia. Alpha
Council Is represented to be In q very
condition. .."-
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

pecial to the REPUBLICAN,.

Special to the REPUBLICAN.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 3d.
Joseph Armstrong. y ung man residing
at No. 33S West Morgan avenue, PhiIa-
delphia, was drowned at Atlantic City, at
s.33 a. N. to-day, while bathing ut Fler
No. 2 He leaves a wife and child. W.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
CANCER OF THE TONGUE
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WILMINGTON FAIR


from sept. 2nd to Sept. 7th inclusive. Trains
Will run to south Wilmington Fair Grounds
Station Ne follows from French street sta
ton
Trains to Fair Grounds.
Leave. French street 6.so, 7.sp, 80, go.
10. 20, HIPS, m: l2.tU, IN; l.C0, 2.i5, 3.l5,
Leave Madison street, {. 81. :. a.. 8, 80, 6. s2,
10. a, II. II a. IN; l2.V2, l.12 I'll, 3,l7, i.02,
Al, 8 81 p. IN.
Trains from Fair Grounds,
Leave Fair Grounds, 100. s. 90, s.co. $40,
1910, Loo a. IN; 1850 i.aO. 2.iS. 3.4O, AIS.
y, oils p. m.
Rates offare; one way, 10 cents: round trip,
Is cents; round trip, including admission to
fair, 65 cents.
Ali trains will start from French street sta
ton, stopping At MAdis on street, and run via
W. N. y. H. Cos new NH Greek Cnt-off di-
rect to Fair Grounds. Tickets will be ON
sale at folio wing ollces; French street sta
ton, foot of King street aud Madison street
station.
Buy round trim tickets, including admis-
sion to the fair and sare delay at the gate.
A. @. MoCAUSLASD. supt.
BoHNESj BRi96S, oeE.ral Pass. Agt.
au6Q-6t
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
Attractions At sixth and King

w. Q. brown, has just received ,.,,I 'ss
of fresh and salt meats, compmIlbS
California hams, homeless bans. s Sss,Sr
shoulders, fresh beef, poultry, ,, Gu,V
eggs. cheese, ETC., which be sgl' AZ M
northeast corner of Sixth aud h'D'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Go via B. g. o. R. r., for os =
pleasure; you will find something l ~, n
enjoy besides catching crabs. lou .ss
crab there also If you desire l.. anu T law.
more than anywhere else. Trains i ~
Markst street at $40 q. m, Dei p,.s,s
avenue at 7. 10 q. m. Fare 81. o. Ie''
of cars and accom- m odatlone for ALL
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

SHANGHAI, Aug. 80 = North China
and Japan have been visited by series
OF t5phoons OF unprecedented severity
At the lowest estimate 5000 persons have
been drowned.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

The cigar makers will make an excur-
sion to Cape May, on tic steamer Repub-
lie. on Monday next, in order to COM
memoraie Labor Day, as well as to enjoy
themeel yes,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Easy terms will buy nrst.class horse
shoeng business oil N. B. CulbeIt III
Fourth and Walnut streets. lie desires
TO devote more attention to re4! estate.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Great Bargain sale This Week.
Shippers. 0xtords, Tennis, Russet Shoes
and Kid Button Shaes. Babeock's Family
Shoe House, 2t6 Market street, above
Second.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
State of the Temperature
the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, in the


Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
p fair and rather warmer, with slight
thermal changes. Similar conditions will
pfobably prevail on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

OF gentlemen's silk and Derby hats will
be Issued on Saturday next, Aug. 3lst.
by Rumioid Bros, matters, 4O4 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Steward 8 Chandler have fine lO a.s y
yellow corn, and car Of prime ,i@ asyis1,
Hay (old) baIea. Wholesale and t'''A'
Phone 1l6. South Side.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

NOTICE. - AM BUYING AND
4 selling all kinds of second handed goods,
+. AND .tSoN, i2I ratnall st. au2s-Stt
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Atwood pants to order, $500 up.
Suite. Sl2.00 up. Liverpool aud LoI don
Tailoie, b2l Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Owing to repairs the church of the
Redeemer will not be opened until the
second Sunday in September two weeks
later than was at first expected.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

DEAKYNE-PORTER-At 1901 w. 2nu
street. ON Thursday evening, Aug 18th,
by Rev, Adam Stcngle, MIR. Frank ID.
DeukNnc of this city, and Miss May
Porter Of Concurdvilic, Pa. -5-.-.--
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

All-wool pants to order, $500 up
Suits, SIP 90 up. Liverpool and Londor
Tailors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Good cooking butter at IL, II, l6 cents
a pound. spcer * Bickel, 2.6 East 4th
street
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

M AMELIA GIRL FOR GENE
w, r saal honsswork. Apply q No, All
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Wilmington Commercial College
And school of short hand and type.
writing re-opens Sept. End. Office open
daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Ladies' gold watches. Willard +. Davis,
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Appleby's hay market. South si NV !,
Market street. bridge. new hay ana s"'''
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

p" ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general houseworlz ut No. 2l3 Wal
nut street. a3O cit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
FOUR BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS.
Memorials That Adorn the Church Of
the Covenant.

very notable work of art has just been COM
pleted in the Church OF the Covenant. EARLY
in the spring Mrs. Read of No. 6 Lafayette
square put in two fine windows, made by the
Booth company in London. They were the
large central windows Of the north or N street
gable. Shortly after Mrs. Read decided to put
in, also, the adjoining windows ON each side
and submitted to the building committee de-
signs from the same artist. These were ap-
proved and the work Immediately begun. The
glass is now all in place, four large windows be-
ing admirably filed. The subjects are four
great events Of New Testament history: The
Annunciation, the Alteration Of the Shepherds
the Calling of Matthew and the ''Noli me Tan
gere." The figures and faces are exquisite and
the colorinS very rich. Every detail is care
fully studied The northern light upon the
glass is excellent, and there is no hour of the
day when they cannot be examined with greas
pleasure. The old ivory color of the wallis i'll
this superb interior gives every bit Of glass Its
best effect, and credit must be given the artist
of having proved worthy OF exceptional oppor-
tunity. Each window bears suitable text Of
Scripture, and the memorial inscription is as
follows:
In loving remembrance of her brother,
John Adolf Dahlgren. X. Admiral U.SN 1870
and of Mary G. Dahlgren, his wife. Also of
their children. Elizabeth, 1858; Uric, 1864:
Eva, 1870, Paul. 1876. Erected A. d. 1888 by
Martha Dahlgren Read"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
CITY AND DISTRICT
Condensed LOCALS.

G. r. W. Marshall has filed bill against W.
J. r. Marshall ct al for the appointment of
trustees to carry out the provisions Of his
wifes will and asking to be relieved as execu-
tor.
The contract for supplying heating and VEN
tlating apparatus for the public building at
Carson City. New, has been awarded to Mr..
John Lyon of this city at his bid OF S7.78l
A nseting of Kansas republicans was held
last evening and temporary organization was
chairman and Z. p. McCabe secretary. per-
association will be made at meeting to be
held next Wednesday.
The Bethel literary society, composed OF
colored people, at q meeting held Tuesday
evening adopted resolution offered by Mr.
John ii. Smyth which expressed approval OF
the action of the senior class of Harvard col
lege in electing Mr.. Morgan, q colored man OF
this city, as class orator.
A pile of decayed leaves and street sweep
ings at the corner of 18th and Stoughtou
streets has been ornamented with a pole bear.
ing the inscription: "A monument to Lieut.
Gessford, who reported that this street does
not need sweeping"
Rev. G. II. Richardson. DID,, pastor of Nc.
Kendree Me. church. and Mrs. Richardson
viii reach their home this evening from their
European trip.
In the case of Frank Lahna against Mollie
Lahna for a divorce Mr.. Campbell Darlington
for the defendant has filed his answer, denying
the husbands charge OF improper conduct
Ada Rech and Zach Martin were adjudged
insane by marshsfs jury yesterday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
MARLBORO's MASS MEETING.
A Gathering Yesterday OF Democrat o
Prince Georges County.
zee Of TEE EVENING star.

Correspondence Of TEE EVENING STAR.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, October Is.
There was q large attendance at the demo-
cratic mass meeting held here today. Eigh-
teen pieces Of music, including six pieces of
the Marine band Of Washington and the whole
OF the Laurel military band, furnished the
music. The meeting was called to order by
VIM. ]. Hill, the chairman Of the state central
committee Mr.. P. A. Scaggs of vausville was
chosen to preside. Hon. L. Victor Baughman,
candidate for controller, was introduced and
spoke for forty minutes. He was often inter-
rupted by applause. His speech was chiefly
devoted to an argument on the question of tax
alton. Mr.. Compton, who next spoke, was
listened to with marked attention At 2:30
O'Clock the meeting adjourned until 7 p.m.,
when addresses were made by ]. Harry Shan
non, the boy orator, r. B. B. Chew. F. Sasscer,
n. O.. Darnell and other candidates. Many
prominent democrats were present. among
them Hon. Stephen Gambrill, r. E. Brandt, r.
b. b. Chew, N. G. Darnell Chas. H. McPher-
son, I. j. Grant, Chas. Clagett, A. T. Brooke,
c. G. Magruder, VIM. L Hill, VIM. B. Clagett,
Geo. w. ilson and r. l. Manning. Before
leaving for the O'Clock train Messrs. L. Victor
Baughman, Geo. c. Cotton, Barnes Compton,
stephen Gambrill and many Of the candidates
took luncheon at the residence of Mr.. G. G.
Magruder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE.
Pennsylvania Republicans Asking for
the Removal of District Onicials.


The following petition recently received by
President Harrison has been referred to the
District Commissioners: Enclosed find reso-
buttons which speak for themselves. The
within-named Office holders should be removed.
No injustice could be done the public service,
for they are thoroughbred bourbons. Further,
Mr.. Douglass, the District Commissioner, hest
tates to act in the premises when fraud has
been laid before him. Hoping You will give
the relief asked for, an your obedient SER
want,
(signeD ''T C. Murray, for George W. Tay-
lor, secretary Of the Pennsylvania republican
association"
The inclosed resolutions, which it 10 stated
were unanimously adopted at meeting OF the
pennsylvania republican association held at
That this association protest against the
retention in Office of the following named:
Smith Townshend health officer J. T. Petty,
auditor Of the District of Columbia; Thomas B.
Entwisle, inspector of buildings; E. G. Davis,
collector of taxes; W. G.. Moore, major and
superintendent metropolitan police, and E. g..
Riddle attorney for the District of Columbia.
That it is the bounden duty of every mem
Der OF this association to use all legitimate
means to remove incompetent and dishonest
democrats from the public SERVICE" &c.
Part OF the foregoing was unanimously
ADOPTED at meeting of the central republican
committee, held at Shea's hall September 16,
1889"
''The Pennsylvania republican association at
meeting last evening, by a unanimous vote,
Endorsed DIR. E. A. Adams Of this city for the
position Of health officer of the District Of
Columbia and pledged its hearty support to
this end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
OBDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS
Visitations by the Grand Commander
A General Mass Meeting.

The grand commander Of the order of
the Golden Cross has perfected arrange
ments for a series of visitations to the va
rious subordinate Communicates, notice of
which will be given soon, in which a new
feature will be introduced, viz, the introduc-
ton of a subject for discussion by the men,
bers present bearing upon the prosperity of the
order.
The special committee of the grand COM
mandery to consider the feasibility of holding
public entertainment under the auspices of
the order met last evening at Columbia COM
mandery, No. 374, and decided to hold a mass
meeting and complimentary entertainment in
Masonic temple on the evening of Novem-
Der 49,
Applications have been received in Meridian
commandery from VIM. w. Covo Lewis
Mooers, Edwin X. Hart and A. v. Grimes; in
st. Johns. No. 81, from Mrs. Annie I. Bohan-
nan; in Columbia, No. 374, from Mrs. A. Poul-
ton and Rev. Henry G. Searles, the singing
evangelist; in Capital, No. 1923, from Mrs. NJ. A.
Russell.
Recent limitations have been made as follows
In Meridian, No. 178, John p. Church; in Ma
tional, No. 346, Mr.. Samuel Yeatman; in Colum.
bia, No. 374, Mr.. Warden r. Bishop, Mr.. Jas P.
Fingles and Mrs. Alice Fingles; in Halcyon,
Mr.. Chas. A. Boynton; n Capital, Mrs. Edith
F. Murray and Mrs. Susanna A. Kelsey.
Capital commandery, No, 323 will celebrate
its second anniversary on Friday evening, Octo.
Der %, by musical and literary entertainment
in their hall, corner OF Sd street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast
st. Johns cOmmandery, No. SO, organized
November 3. 1879, will celebrate its tenth ami
versary Thursday evening, November Z, in
Washington hall, corner of Sd street and Penn.
sylvania avenue. The ladies of the command
cry who have the matter in hand will present
an attractive program OH that occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-24
NEW YORK AVENUE. PARKING.
Capt. SymOns Fayors Its Removal, But
Says an Appropriation Will be Needed.

Some days ago, as heretofore stated in The
STAR, the Commissioners received petition
from the residents and property owners on
New York avenue between 18th and 14th streets
northwest requesting that immediate atten-
ton be given to the parking in the center of
said avenue, which is an eyesore and an OBJ
struction rather than an ornament. They re-
quested its removal.
The matter was first referred to Capt. Sy-
mons. In his report upon the case he says:
The estimated cost of doing the work asked
for is S6,4S6. There is no money available for
doing this work II it is done it must be done
under special appropriation from Congress.
This center parking on New York avenue has
been matter of complaint for good many
years. 1t has always been kept in a very un-
slightly condition, and it seems to me if
the people living on the avenue desire it that
it would be well If money for the purpose can
be secured to remove the parking and pave the
street entirely across. i do not see how it can
be done unless an appropriation for the work
can be secured from Congress-"