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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
~ FACULTY.

~ AiiONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
~ FACULTY.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LID,
Late Associate Justice of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia,
President
HON. SAMUEL +. MILLER LID.
Associate Justice OF the supreme Court Of the
United States,
Professor OF Constitutional Law.
HON. WILLIAM b. WEBB LID,
Lecturer Oh Common Law Heading and Jurisdiction
of the Federal Courts
JAMES SCHOULER, ESQ,
Lecturer the Law Of Bailments and Of Do
HON; II. .: CLAUGHrON; LID.
dence, Constitutional AID Criminal Law
and the Law of Torts.
EUGENE CARUSI, LID
Professor OF the Law OF Real aud Personal Property
Contracts, Negotiable Instruments
and Corporations
HON. SAMUEL. 4. PHILLIPS,
Late Solicitor General OF the United States
Lecturer on the Law of Partnership and Corporations
HON. JOHN GOODE, Ii. D.,
Lecturer on Criminal I.aw.
HON. WESTEL WILI0U6nBY
Lecturer Oh the Law Of Real Property
JACKSON Ii. RtLS1ON. LIB,
Lecturer on Practice and Judge OF the Moot Court.
WALTER I. ROGthS. LIN,
Lecturer on Patent Law and Practice
EUGENE ID. CARUSI. Ii. b.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
will open III the Law School Building, No COS + St
NV, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER i, 1880, at 7
O'CLOCK M, when az Introductory lecture wilt be
delivered and the announcements for the school year
The library and reading room will be open to STU
dents daily except Sunday. from o'clock am. 10 10
Catalogues containing full information can be OBJ
tanned at Morrison's book store, 1884 st. NV /;
Lowdernlilk Co.'S l424 st. W, at tho Of lCE
NER OF 10TH AND SIS NV, where students
can enroll. sci D. :Sno
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The difference between loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is q
wide one, and o; great significance to person
interested in the statement. The star acears
TO its circulation This is q point Of great i'm
portance to advertisers
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Struck Wiz a Rifle.

Prof. Lows, who conducts shooting gallery
on Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
streets was charged in the Police Court yester-
day with having assaulted Geo. Hobli,zell;it be-
ing alleged that he struck the young man on
the head with . rifle. The complainant did
not appear and Prosecuting Attorney Null
lowney asked for an attachment for him. Judge
Miller said he had received word that the Young
man was not able to appear, and the case went
over until Friday.
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Mr.. Cleveland Buys a Yacht.

Ex-President Cleveland has bought the
schooner centerboard yacht Gaiena for $4,000
cash. Mr.. Cleveland will have her sont to
New Bedford and fitted out specially for gum
ming and hshtng, and this winter he and his
friends promise themselves great sport.
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Recent RObberies,

Some time early Tuesday morning Kirk
woods saloon, No. 1923 G. street, was entered
by forcing the basement window. The cash
register was taken down stairs and broken open
and robbed Of sl60. Not many weeks ago Mr.
Kirkwood was robbed of s2OO. A tool house in
South Washington, belonging to Emory Yount,
was broke open Sunday night and
robbed OF quantity Of tools. The
grocery store Of Lackey Il Carney,
corner A. and NJ streets. was entered by burg
lars Monday night and robbed of "a worth OF
cigars and sl.5O in cash. The burglars also
made an unsuccessful attempt to break open
the safe. Saturday morning the residence Of
William Muller, No. 929 s street, was entered
through the cellar window and robbed of a
pair Of gold bracelets, some plated spoons and
other articles
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A-Aead Of e0eyytAing
that can be used for washing
and cleaning, is PEARL1NE.
If your work is heavy, it is a
necessity; ifyourworkislight
it is a luxury. 1t lessons the
labor of washing, and helps
everywhere in the housework.
There's nothing so harmless
so effective-so popular and
yet so newt is rapidly sue
ceeding soap. Tryit forwash-
ing dishes-tryit for washing
anything-everything only
try it-for your own sake and
ours. A house without Pear
line is behind the times"
Beware of limitations. Iss JAMES PYLE. N. Y.
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To KEEP rHR BEARD FROM TURNING GRAY and
thus prevent the appearance Of age use Bucking-
hams Dye for the Whiskers, the best dye made.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
T'HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
JAMES C. wEffI iSdt,i LIN President.
The Hon. JOHN NJ. HARLAN. LID,
n Associats Justice Q! the Us; supreme oourp,
fnSs sud OF
The Hon. WALTER S. COX Lib
associate Justice OF supreme Court, District Of Co.
Professor of the Law Of Real and Personal Property
OF The hSa M Snd M p
uSsociate Attorney General OF the United states,.
H hSn bstsP ss 81 III # f
Formerly U. District Attorney, District OF Co.
Lecturer on Criminal Tieadns and Practice and on
w1LL1kM + NAT NAT i iNGfkY. Esq.
I'e hFSE e F. Er1 Dasis cOpMsfia Law
Formerly Assistant Attorney Of District Of Co.
Associate Professor of Practice Judge of Moot Court
and R6sfRT On i9s stIFy OF h2S
The opening exercises Of the Law school viii take
place in The Law eture Hal! OF the m9iyersity
October ct o'clock pm, when addresses in enpl:-
Professors. and when other announcement viii be
made for the current scholastic year;
CONSTITUTIONAL Jurisprudence OF the United States
VIII DC enlarged and Will be supplemented by new
lectures will be delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce the extension
given to their several courses:
The Law Library, which has received large addi.
tons open daily tSundays excepted Tor study and
reference.
societies for legal debate and associate study exist
The Registrar and Librarian will be daily in attend
a n 10 e ene LAY irGm ann IN O'Clock
Catalogues, giving detailed informal on. can be OBJ
st. NV, and OF Lowdcrnilk & Co. I43I + st. NV, at
the ONCE of the Treasurer, 1437 Pa. ave. on ap
sI2-Ir JAMES c. YELLING. President
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Howard University Theological Students

The theological faculty of Howard Univer-
sity met tho students at l o'clock yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Pitzer, DIR. Craighead, the dean, and
Prof. Moore Of Lincoln Memorial Church took
part in the devotional exercises. The presi-
dent, DR.. J. E. Rankin, presided and made
few remarks OF welcome. Rev. Mr.. Bowen
pastor OF the Asbury NE. Church, will in
struct in Hebrew. Prof. Small will. for the
time, give instruction in ecclesiastica history
and the president will give lectures on church
institutions and in pastoral theology.
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Base Ball Games Yesterday.


Yesterdays base ball games resulted as fol-
lows:
National League-Philadelphia- Pittsburg,
rain. Cincinnati, s; Boston, s.
Players League-Pittsburg, Q; Philadelphia,
T. Boston, II; Buffalo, s. Brooklyn Chicago,
rain. Cleveland, z; New York. J.
American Association-Columb IA; Ath-
letic, o. Louisville. 5; Baltimore, 8; IL innings
Syracuse, 8; ST. Louis, Z. Rochester Toledo,
rain.
The New jersey Athletic Club nine defeated
the Detroit Athletic Club nine yesterday at the
polo grounds by 4 to o.
The New York World says today that the
biggest deal known in the annals OF base ball
will be made in the St Nicholas Hotel, Cincin-
Dati, at 10 O'Clock next Saturday morning. By
its terms the famous Cincinnati Red Stocking
Club wiii De transferred from the National
League to the Players League on the following
Monday.
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CoxK AT ONCE or you. will lose the golden
Opportunity. Wssisy Heights
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A MEMORABLE SESSION.
What Senator Ingalls, Says Of the I'm
portant Legislation Of This Congress.

WHAT HAS BEEN DOME FOR THE DISTRICT OF
coLUMBIA-rHI pEFRRRxp srrAM RAILROAD
QuEsTIoS-THE SENATOR FAvoRs UNION
DrPor-H1s vIKws OK STREET RAnnoADs.
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Funeral of George ID. keuner.

The funeral services Of Geo. D. Kenner, late a
momDer Of the metropolitan police force,
were held yesterday afternoon at the
Tabernacle Church. Members OF Washington
Commandery, No. l, KIT, in full uni
form; Washington Chapter. No. 2, RAM;
Il d. French Lodge, No. Is, F.A.A.
Nj. were. present, and also a detail of police
officers under command of Lieut. Vernon
Rev. &. q. Meador officiated, and the inter-
ment was at the Congressional Cemetery.
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L1rBIa CoMpAsrs
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Makes the Pursst, Cheapest and Best Beef Tea
SAUCES AND MADE DISHES
One pound Of Extract o: Beef equal to forty pounds
ofiean beef. Of the value of about $3.50
Genuine only with
JTsTUs Won LIEBI9s SIGNATURE sp24
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FRIDAY. SEPT. 20. 1890.
NEW MACXEREL

EIpHoSzo yoUses COMPANY take p,s.sur, in
announcing the arrival Of unusually choice lot Of
NEW MACKEREL- These nah are swee, fat and
JUICY and Represents stancsrd that 10 exceedingly
difficult 10 obtain.
Also NEW YORK STATE PoTAToEs-,ust in-the
prstcar load Of the Every body knows that the
COOKING qualities Of Potatoes grown in . northern
climate far superior TO that those grown here In
the south. being much nrIner and sweeter
Also .uss ip-ELEGANr CREAMERY BUTrER-in
prints and tubs Price moderate.
Also. fresh ROASTED every day. usual-oENUrNE
AAANDHELIM JAVA CoFTEk-roy old
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

ALLEr DAVIS PIANOS.
1ltIfty years test proyes them the richest purest
sweetest, grandest toned Piano and most enduring
made H. L. SiMNEh, Agent, Sll 9th ST. nv. oil
Il hAKAUEh PIANOS ARE ALWAYS SELECTED
h by People OF CCL1UhE aud GOOD il DGMENT.
Iepot, huhI's rEMPLE Oh MUSIC, laO9 q 81. "a VI
Zine Tuning and Regulating" au.s15-:lm
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4 ALNE4 INSTITUTE,
~ 3l22 ST.. GEORGETOWN. DC
Fifth Session lesins october l. 1890. For Circulars
apply TO Misses Dorsey, Principals.
Hiss v III. Dorsey will resume her Classes in Calls
themes and Dancing October ~ at Linthicum Hall
slO-lnls
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TNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
l. Columbian Cnversity-This school will open at
clock 7. m, &C oBER ], with the following
course of instruction. viz: All departments I'm
glish, Mathematics Civil Engineering. Chemistry. As
saying, fhysics, MIIeralogy. French. German, Me-
tnre courses on Astronomy. Anthropology. Zoology.
Botany, &c. All classes n.et IN the evening and
open TO both For iulther information apply
tie dean, Prof l.. T., ERISIOl. Id slS- Inn,
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.


The exercises of this institution the Collegiate De-
partlnent OF the Columbian University, Will be re-
stunned on MONDAY September -, ut O'Clock am
students OF both sexes Application for Information
concerning hours OF examination preliminary ad-
mission should be addressed TO the president or secre-
tsry OF the faculty Applications catalogues should
be addressed to the registrar, Mr. II. q. HODGKINs,
A. Is. JAMES c. WELIIN(i
au23- 6m PRESIDENT
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&93-'..+~@~~

Oils 7TH ST. NV.

Have opened q nrst-class retail credit
JEwELRY STORE
Where they will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and large assortment Of Diamonds. Watches.
Jewelry. siverware. &c. which they will sell q
SPECIAL credit system cheaper than be bought else
where for cash. thereby enabling patrons to have
Tie of the article while they are paying forit
We keep full stock Of all the best grades Of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES,
Including Split Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD ROCKFORD. ELGIN. wALTHAM. HAMP-
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING SPECIALITY.
Call and learn how to buy goods on our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere.
Open evenings.
Goods delivered on FIRST paymenta
THE JAMES POWERS CO..
els 7TH ST. NV.
s,aStr Up Sta
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ELPHoxzo yoUxos COMPANY
. as 9th st. bst d and z
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(NHlLDREN'S CLASSES IN ELOCUTION
~ EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 1890.
FEty cents per hour. Special Glasses for Adults
lt:3o saturdays send for special circulars.
- MARTYN COLLEGE,
SO Ga 18th St. II. W.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, ma
w tional University. The Seventh Annual Course
OF Lectures Will begin MONDAY, OCTOBER q. 1890
and terminate April 30. 1891. For iniorma ton and
snnounceulent apply TO II. II, BARKER. NJ. d.. dean,
10 II ST. NV. telephone, No Z. s2i-2w
ftNHE AhT STUDENTS LEAGUE
l. Will resume ITS classes at 500 + st.
The IhSI MONDAY-IS OCTOBER.
Tor particulars apply ut rooms
attcr that dste. a0o-l0ts
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V1NHE WOMAN'S GYMNASIUM
l. 6li 18TH ST.,
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER 1
PROF. and MRS. HARTVIG NISSEN, Instructors
s2I-]m
DAINTING. DRAINING IN CHARCOAL AND
l. Crayon taught by Miss LULA CANlIELD Terms
reasonable. Studio 81 11th st. NV. Call or send
for circular se1-1n<
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1909 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies
aud Little Children will reopen September "a.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

IN AIIUNAIl MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIV kSIlY.
The Sixty-ninth annual course of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course will iegin on Wednesday,
October l, Ut ,. m i'll the college building. 1925 II
St II. Introductory Medical Lecture b. Prot. VIII
liam Lee. NJ; u. Dental Introductory BY Prof. Mark
NJ. Finley, i. DIS.
The autumn examinations will be held on Thursday,
October =, ut 30 y. For circulars both depart
ments apply to DIR. A. T.. A. King. Dean 720 18th
NV. Office hours. v to 10 and to pm. Tele-
phone $50. SS-1m
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Music
w Good Iemplar Hal. Az st. and Pa. aye.-Twenty.
hrst year. Piano, Organ Voice. Violin. Flute kc
Free advantages. q. Is. BULLARD. Director sSsims
w H. PUTNAM. NJ A. (HARvARD). WITH EFtI-
Gent assistants IN each department. viii Reopen
ms Classical aud English School for Young Men and
Boys and resume Private Instruction SEPTk BEk
%. 1880. ut l453 Corcoran st. Best OF references
given. for circulars and information apply M AN
DEbS sTAfMAS'S 934 ST. NV. st-:Iln
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Ola
y Penna. avc.-Thorough INSTRUCTION; primary and
advanced course: piano. violin. &e. EDWIN HAKT
pm. late OF New England Conservatory Of Music,
ri,
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
m WASHINGTON.
GEoRaErOwssc lNsSrS Ss law.
FACULTY
REV HAyEsss RICHARDS ST.
CHARLES W.. HOFFMAN. LLn-
HON WILLIAM 4. RICHARDSON LID.
1ec,ur. sG III a, Jss,cs U Cur, Of csims
'' on sa'O Isrs srs a. administrative Ia" and
MARTIN +, MORRIS LID.
Admiralty and co%psr.,i8e e Jarispr%d Sns Law
tsc,u neS SE q. ZEN 2, m WILSON LLD
.s.u:ss os SSaf S's osps
Jurisprudence
,.., JOSEPH :; DAlyINaT9N. LID,
aud Nesotisbie Payer.
, GEORGE ,ss E HAMILTON, LID.
IN s sas ."a rsGsssf:a
4: ROSS PERRY. AN.
Lecturer on Criminal Law. DOmesns Relations, and
Circuit Court: Prot. eEoRGE {. HAMILTON.
ASpES q PBsRpL and TAF Moss FLh MORRIS
Introductory. lecture and announcements for the
ensuing term at the Law building. corner 9th and
sts NV, on wEDNEsDAY October i, at $50 D m
Allnterested are most cordially invited 20 attend
The library, now comprising the English and leading
American Reports aud the latest text books uuof
most legal subJects is located the Law building
with conllnodious reading looms attached and viii
lie open from am. to 10 pin. daily Sundsys en-
cePted TO students aud alumni OF the school
The secretary can be seen 1t the Law Building on
IuesdayS Thursdays and saturdays, from 80 20
$50 pm, Tor Information, enrolment &c Clrcu-
cniars swing course of study. terms. &c. can DC
St nW and IO%der%i CO.. i.p aoIF At 1854 sna
at W. 5. Thompson's drug store, sOJ 18th 81 n W
or on aipiieaton personally. or by letter. to the
undersigned. = NJ YFATNlS
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Have opened q first-class retail credit
JEwELRY STORE
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DENTISTRY.

LKEE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and .rtihcis teeth inserted without charee e,oeps
ment Of the Columbian University, from 90 Bpm
daily, except Sunday. EXTRACTION free Inhrlnsry
open from October 70 June 80. $50
DR. sTAkR PARSONS. DEATIsT. s1H ST. coR
DEp.v.-Iirpt-cilssf lllihes inserted. Appliclfio0
gums prevents lam exlracuns. AL branches q
lellsstgS. Al yressks 1scsaoa tsh ysA<A Raklz
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Term opens October / at $50 pm
q. L. MAGRUDER. Md. dean, SIS Vermont ave.
NV
Officc hours Before 0 am 2 &c 10 4 n m so5ov
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THE JAMES POWERS CO..
els 7TH ST. NV.
.-,3-tr Up Sta
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~ lege Building, SOS st. r.w.-Lectu-es in this
College will begin October =, 1880 at q 30 pm I'm
the ollegeon Thursday. September %, at Pm.
For tickets and information apply to the college
between 10 and IL o'clock daily.
sno-lOt H. 4. kAIUSOSET Secrntnrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
snhcre.

A crisis in the history of the old binding Is
now at hand however. The weight OF nearly
three centuries added 10 that of two more stories
than we're originally intended, has proved too
much for the foundations. and the building is
now undergoing radical repairs and alterations.
which externally anyway, will scarcely remind
one of the original structure rs il has 50 long
appcarcd. The story of the old building has been
carefully searched ont by John Austin Stevens.
and these are briefly the facts:
The building was erected early in the cigh-
tccnth century by the De Lanoey family, who
constructed it upon land originally conveyed by
Colonel StcphanuS Van Cortlandt t. Etcnnc DE
Lanccy. The house was store IN l'1', hcinE
occupied by Colonel Joseph Robinson. as appears
by this advertisement in Hugh Gaines Mer-
curry" May 2S 100:
y .I.anc,v Eoi in,ou s Co. have removed th.r StoF"
t. the IIou,, wherein o." lat. Colonel Joseph Robinson
lived being the Corner House ncN. n" Royal ENctne'
whcra They Continue s'u all -orts Of European ana
East India t,o0!s Shoe. S,0cnr- and SHIRTS whit ana
checked ut for the Army with variety Of other Goods"
On January -, ICE, the property passed by
auction into the ownership Of Samuel Frances or
FrauncCS. the pr.ucipa! taycrn-lceper OF the day,
who opened tavern allied tie Queens Head an
der the sign Of Queen Charlotte. He retired IN
1865. being occupied with other enterprises. amt
was succeeded hy John Jones' but the latter with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

A Tribune reporter visited the old buildin. re-
Gently AZ the luncheon hour, and watched with
much Interest the queer scenes presented there.
The only patrons Of the establishment are the
workmcn, portcrs and draymcn Of the nclghbor-
hood II is difficult 10 conduct business III n
building that Is being almost wholly pulled down,
but by lodging beams and keeping a sharp cyc for
Grant bricks, one can squeeze into the remnants
of the barroom on the first floor.
Were pretty well torn up, remarked the bar
tender, rs he paused, breathless and purple, from
the eNcrtion of hosting "A fresh kcg Of beer to a
place Of honor on the counter and drove tap into
the hung. You see the building was getting un-
safc-hoors and all. Here in this room there are
three hoors-onc laid on top Of the other
At this juncture there was renewed demand
for beer, and the reporter after brcathcssly
watching German waiter poise many schoon-
crs of beer as ne had fingers, found his way up 10
the Long Room on the second floor. There seat
tered among the intruding beams, fifteen or twenty
aboring men were devOunng their noon-day
meals, with the universal beer accompaniment.
1t required some whipping to force the magma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Hye-slory high-stoop red DTlcK house, ucco-
rated with tcrra-cota and bun brick, ana gives
one the impression that the Socialist pusiAese 70
profitable one line interior IS carefully 8daIucu
IRON lntruuers by lnree distinct sets VI uool'
leading to the hall, where Didck-Oedrded W"'cn-
man Is continually on guard. On thc hrst moor 10
the large meeting-r0om and the business ONCE Vi
the organization. Above are rooms occupied ny
NNrious departments of the organization, lhcluu-
ing the space devoted TO the publishing company
and living rooms. But it is ON the ground moor
that the most interesting Institution OF the 90
cialistc Labor party can he found, ana the NlsltoI
who succeeds in passing the guarded portals wan
drrs through a narrow passage 10 the large meet
inc-room. through this to a hall leading TO
piazza. from which fight of steps leads one INTO
a Bit of old Germany traIsplantcd IN some H!s-
FERROUS manner 10 modern New-lO rk Nhat 10
other houses is usually back yard Is at No; 20
an old-rashioned private beer garden, rooted IN
with Glass Long rustic tables stIetch across 'h1
Mace tnbs of plants and vines line the sides, and
canvases on which are depicted scenes IRON the
rural districts Of the Fathcrland, are conspicuous,
and lend a charm 20 the place not Iound III
conventional chOp-houSe, though a well-cookcd
German dinner can be ordered and enjoyed mere.
The place is quiet and exclusive, and when Their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

for time lie Insurance agent. lie hrSt en-
gaped in newspaper work on the "Arbeitcr Icl-
tuur" which aftcrwad became the NolkS
/eiiung." of which paper he IS no" clt"i-H-
the plans Of the Socialist party, and by his IN
watering purpose and ability for organization
soon took - first place in the councils nl me
party AMI has held il ever since. IN lSeN ne
ran for Mayor Of New-EOrk on the Socialist ticket
and pollcI the full strength Of the Socalislc
vote.
The demands made by tie Socialist Labor party
and INCORPORATED in is political platform are not
generally known. They divided into TWO
classes social demands and political demands
The most important social demands arr that the
United States obtain possession Of railroads. ca
nails telcgiaphs and telephones; revocation Of all
land Grants 10 corporations or individuals; lnNcn-
lions 10 be free 20 al repeal OF al panpcr tramp,
conspiracy and sunptuaiy laws; ana school en-
cation Of all children under fourteen years Of age
10 be compulsory, gTatnliouS ana accessible 10 an
hy public assistance in meals, clothing. hooks,
etc where necessary. The political demands are
six in number. and are as follows: he people
10 have the right 10 propose laws and 20 vote
upon all measures OF lmpofthcr according " hi'
Prfcrcrduu principle Abolition of tie Prcsi-
dcncv Vice-P Presidency and Senate Of In" United
States An executive board 10 b" established,
whose members are to hr elected, and may Ut any
time be recalled by IN" House Of Representatives,
os the only legislative body The States and
municipalities 10 adopt go responding ancndmc rs
10 their constitutions and statutes. Municipal
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suffrage without regard 10 color, creed or srX.
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public officers 10 be subject 10 recall by their re-
sprctive constituencies. inform civil and Grim
ina law throughout the United States Admin
istration Of nstirc 10 be free of charge. Aboli-
ton Of capital punishment.