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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
ONLY TWO CENTS A SHINE.
Tomorrow Great Big Star aad the
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Brighter and brighter shines TIE EVENING
srAa each Saturday, with clover short stories
special articles on novel and fascinating sub
teess, sketches Of real life In Washington, hu
nogom and otherwise, and all sorts OF other
typs-ses scintiilationsL The sixteen-pase paper
tomorrow viii be filed with matter interest
ing, instructive and amusing. Among othes
things ID viii contain Q story by Z. Lynn Lin.
tos, Illustrated. entitled "Zoe's Double Chains,
or For Life aud For Love" This ID one Of a
series Of short tales BY the best-known and
most talented authors in this country and in
Europe, specially written for The SrAa and
now being published from week to week on
Saturdays. Tomorrow's issue will be a.
profuscly adorned with illustrative etchings ~
usual, and some of its features, prepared by
all over the world, will be:
UNCLE SANS LAWYERS (Iilustra.edl.
Men who look after the legal interests Of the
departments.
TOILER FOR THE NATION QlIustratedl
Why Pr ,sident Harrison is the hardest
worked man in the United States.
TRICKS OF FAKIRs Qllustrased).
Doubts about the boy who disappears mp the
rope.
IN OLD LONDON TOWN Qiiustratedl.
A quaint spot in Maryland and its memo
ries.
ZoE'S DOUBLE CHAINS Qllustrated).
charming love story, written for The EVEN
ING STAR by Z. Lynn Linton.
WHITE HOUSE ANNEX (Illustratedl
The Presidents household at Cresson Springs.
TYPOS SNUG HARBOR Qllustrated).
Plans considered for the Childs-D rO1sl Home.
AN IMPOSING CEREMONY.
The obsequiss Of famous South American
Bishop. BY Fannie B. Ward
IN A LAND OF MONKEYS.
Strange sights seen by a member Of the
Nicaragua canal expedition.
MISSING FROM HOME
Many mysterious disappearance reported to
the District police.
WOMAN WITH THE BRUSH.
tive uBtluSuasueC bfus1 YAK hpOut net
future in art
GALATEA OUTDONE.
vision Of animated canvas and marble at
the Corcoran Art Gallery.
IN THE GOOD OLD TINES
Pleasing "reminiscences of Beverly Tucker
and his friends
An OLD CANNON YARN
The strange adventure of gun in the Next
war.
SCHOOLS OPEN SOON
Only one week more for boys and girls to
play.
DEATH Is THE VALLEYS NAME.
A cheerful little desert in Southern Cali:
fornia
WITH WHITTIER AND HOLMES
STAR correspondent describes recent visit
to the venerable poets.
A THRIVING VIRGINIA TOWN.
An interesting letter from Charlottesville.
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY.
Washington scientist Who enjoys the COM
panionship Of rats and spiders.
NEW YORK NOTES.
Echoes Of the week from the metropolis by
TEE srAn's special correspondent
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Information and comment on An absorbing
topic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
SHOUTING STARS.

Il
| The Southern Lumbsrmen's Convention il in
session in St Louia No presidential timber 4
represented
II Mr.. Cleveland gees to Boston 70 live, sill
the price Of beans 60 up2
Anxious Inquirer: No, Canon Henry Parry
Liddon was not member Of Congress You
are thinking of different style Of Cannon.
Representative Gibson Of Maryland VII b
succeeded by Page.
SLIP OF THE TONGUE.
Mrs. Malaprop: Henry, dear, didn't hear
you say today you were pursuing the Newspaper
in the conservatoryr
Mr.. Malaprop: "Yes, love-"
Mrs. Malaprop: "weil, Henry, I hope it Wa
merely 0pis iazud and not genuine ignor.
ance"
Samuel Barton is the Key TO the North Point
celebration at Baltimore today.
Those Baltimore North Point battle oelsars-
tors viii DO getting up tomorrow morning sing
ing:
0 say! can you see by the dawn's early light
What 30 proudly w nailed In the twilights
last cleaning,
ThoSc bottles and glasses, through the perilous
fight,
Der the corkscrews we watched we're % gal
lantiy streaming2
And the clarets red .iare, and the champagne
in air,
Gave proof through the night that 'our flag
was still there"
Oh say, does that star spangied banner ret
wave
Ger the land of the free and the home Of the
brave?
II 30 let her wave!
Old Man: $50 you want to marry my daugh-
ter?"
Young Man-modestly: Eyes, SIR"
Old Man-sternly: well, sir, what do you
mean by making such a request? You are not
even able to support yourself"
Young Man-more modestly: "Of course not,
sir. That's why l am anxious to get married.
Sir"
Hon. William Walter Phelps il coming homo
on visit He has been having bang up time
in Germany.
A photographer in New Haven yesterday took
twenty-eight grains Of morphine. He'll never
take anything else.
To Pension Office employees: ALI roads lead to
Raum
D. c. MARKsMEN n. q.
We thought our boys at Creodmoof range
We're going to boom their fame
But up to date they do not seem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

The whaling bark potrcl arrived in New Bed
ford, Aass., LAST night after . whaling voyage
of over i've years. She has taken j. 500 barreis
Of sperm oil and ], 300 pounds Of whalebone.
On August 30 the bark encountered Q heavy
hurricane in latitude IS degrees aud longituds
~ minutes. and lost three OF her four whale
heats and had pretty rough time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

TlHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL.
'4 4sa aon Es JOIN h ii sr r5
Professor Of ConssstSsoIsi JurismnasnSs snA q,
f rSs ao ana W wy.ss Ipssr1s;i I Lw
tAssociate Justice OF supreme Court District Of Co
Professor o, til. Law q u EssI and Personal Property
TSs aSa MI a snS
associate Attorney General OF the United Ststss)
81 .aa Len q Law
The Hon AtaIsTts TosT hiSefoN. Il.
formerly US. District Attorney. District Of Co
Lecturer on crimin. hs s:ain. and pr.e.ie. and on
wrL11h lSssi !. f9saAs.fff ffSaasf.Y ESQ
HENRY Z. DAVIS. IM,ILM.
sFofmsfY AsSssn' i ASpiinsy OF District OF Co
Associate Professor Of Prscice ledge Of Moot Court
Tn. On sns ai' tSsy g
s,ss ,ss !a ss :s,.s Hal II ns
cation those Of lectures VIII be inside by Tho
Professors, and when other announcements viii be
nh" The l. sture course Of III. Jussics HARLAN IN N.
Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Upiysd State
s ss 81 us ana e z
lectures will b. dslvsred weekly Through the entire
The Other Professors viii snno.pee IN. extsp.,oa
me law LiSs,Iy, which has resolved hrse ADJ.
tons y open dAy tsundays exespted for study aud
societies for lsS. debate ana aasosiass stndy szsss
.nss 4 se Law IN soa = ssI q sssiSS
c:sSIosus. sisina S.s.sa sn :. oh
:s,sS :. g, sSs = Sofs ::Ss, e 1854
on :i 1ggl'''''' m.9 sASEs WILLING pr..aeu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Successful Wsshinsto, Rov..

The results of the examinations for LshiRh
University have boon announced and out of
6oespplicants lis have been admitted. Among
those who we're fortunate enough 70 pass were
the following Warrington boys: wm n Bard,
W. u. Purmsn, L 7. vsn Mater, L. K. Lceeh.
al of the Washington High school: Boar Fer.
guson, Z Y. Ramsay. Goodwin Orduay, Il DIN
Barry and Walter Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

DorBLE YorR INVESTMENT in ninety days and
buy . site on Wesley Heights, adjoining the
new Methodist University. Sale opens sepsem.
beg Is and closes October Is JoHx r. waa0A-
NAN, i&th and O. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Samuel West, oolossd. vss brought into the
Police Court On IN attachment for failing to
appear In liquor cass ~ witness. He stated
that he had not come 10 court for fear that the
boys In the neighborhood would knock him on
days" said the conrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

years old, q brakeman, who was badly crushed
IN the freight wreck on the New York Central
road between Castleton and Schodack last night,
died in the hospital carly this morning from
the effects OF his iuiurisA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-A TEACHER OF MUSIC AND GER
Nv msr dssircs several hours daily use Of Room and
". 81
M ANrKD-Two FURNISHED ROOMS. COMM.
w nicsti1R. or One Large and One Hall hoom with
parties oSecson to baby need
not answer. Addross Boz II. Star Office. It.
WANTkD-BY GENTLEMAN AND. WIFE
.ES g. 81. II Family
WANTED--NORTHwEsT IN A PRIVATE FAM
" n.y. Two UafSrn,.hsd COMMUNICATING Rooms On
state pr,cs sad location: rsfers"css sIca.nsed AZ
dress YIN. r.. star once. six-2t.
WANTRD-IMMEDIATEL Or FOUR
MI 1890 Sar =. ;;:;iHs location and price,
WANTED-YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE WANT
b sns :n.n
ca cxasFGI sr sss Address, with
w Floor ior Lss %a:i b ~ IL sS soos
Srasr family two adults and twoeh,idren; gtri six.
1H sf.s Sc. sa once Meg are nice sh'dfsn fass''
W4STssIDo..dpyy , LADY AND AND DAySHTES AGED
. S.s sa
sssr once
WANTspABY TWo ADULTs. TMo Or THHEE
y atsS sSU@ IN .
WANTED.EO R SEVEN M0NTHs-PARLoRAN AND
L.9 BED Leosns. rood stze. web turnished com-
With Of xshDut SOslS:s west q iSsA snd soah q
1dss ass sah T1sa AZ
z. Star otce slO-lf'
WkxTED.xIoE a0oM. YURNIsaED QR. IN
nesr fsteSt 1 y nssr .rsx 'oc.noa
$50 price. Address Miss Hat sssr oiGcs. si0.Ss:
xxr ~----- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-B0AKD AND TWO ROOMS IN A
w House where Dinner Is Served at Midday; three
persons at breakfast At dinner aud tea must live
north Of and east OF 10th sts and too far from
down town." Permanent IL pleased Address &C,
Ayr. Dept sl3-3t.
WANTED-HUsBAND AND WIFE OF REFINED
~ and cultivated tastes wish Board with nice soci
+. u sll-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

III school. south side xirst presby Churca a.
e. near n. ". skfr ~ css b sssa untiI thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
ANTED-IMPORTANT INVESTIGATE!
..-.- THE
EQUITABLE BOND ASSOCIATION

BALTIMORE. ND.
HAS NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER AZ.
ISOLATION IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY.
AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESTMENT FOR
LARGE OR SMALL SUMS.
PRINCIPLE NEW-PROFITS GREAT BUT SURE
SOLID MEN TO GUARANTEE IT.
CALL FOR PROSPECTUS
FIFTY SOLICITORS WANTED.
REAvRL SAVAGE. ATTORNEY-MANAdER,
an?O-tu&f1m I'll l4TH ST. NV.
WANTED = YOUNG PERSONS WISHING 70
w take Q Thorough course In Stenography and
TYpewrftiuR with the view of becoming good amsn-
nenses and reporters and also any wanting dcSa
tiou 70 incresss speed. may apply ut Room g. l006
Ut. D.. ~. uu23-1me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEous

L,oR sALE-LAReE BuTcsEk's fcK BOX. COST
u 600. vii b ssad Coz ESQ. insuirs io2a oth -
law. sl.-3t.
LION sALk-THk PRfITiEsT IfTiE BAY
MARI on the msrket soand and rcn sross well IN
harnes. or ssddle Also sump-.est Msssn and Hsrl
les Tar coneiticni Sold seSarate tosrther ArVy
MI. VERNON STABLES. i.so lgth stnw sii-sts
I>oR sALE-PsycHo SAFETY DROP FRANr M
~ y. ot4 o'ciock- sIl-3ts
I>0k sALE-Two Cows-oNE FRESH WIN
y saf. eau be seen 500 yards north OF CATHOLIC
University. hrs JUDGE. on HARDWOOD rad sil-sts
Lon sALk-oNE CAN NEARLY SEw HAVING
NO use Tor same u will b. sold cheap for cash. Oar
he seen at COOK yAkBOE's Carriage FnrtorY 3SsS
N 81. Nest Washington cal -afs
Il A Good Lshfe bradbury Piano
.,o.,x. "seArs~n' ,,ss s
Lon sALE-yERY cHEsP-s FivE-YEAR OH
Horse sound gentle, veil hroken: speclally suited
toa city wagon n n ROBERTSON. lsl5 al
Eok sALE-uIiL SILL BLACKSMITH AND
horscshoeans Tools Two forges. stcck, !, cheap.
me nes, low TO the risht man Arrly 81 N st ne
Lon sALE-sIocK AND GOOD WILL or GRO
cery store doing good busd ness eoad reasons for
s.hins, Apiay 10 b LkoNARD. CO., sls 81 an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
NOTARIES PUBLIC

~ and Territory, Notary and u. Il conaua1s16o1cr
mo BALL ASIA y 6 az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Observation-Disclosures.

w ANxGD--8IIU
WANTEp-bI A RksPEcTABLE WHITE Girl,
IA s,ss enc. e chanssr~aie or "asre'a Asd.s':
W S:s:s siss.ssss. hsars..' sfkictsH !.
WANThDIoo 70 DIck's AGENCY F0R co0ES
s a.1: w Tsa .ss a.. s si
WA4MTED.--AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ .0r Cooks CA.m6er Maid Waitress. Isundressss
sasisrs s%aT As eocass y sS'ff :. eosre
WANTEp :. SITUATION dPEEfERAsTY AZ
gsntiemsn Of thorough experience "a prosecaiion u
sapio,s Si eIsr sss ssber and sae
WANIED-BY wHiTE BOY IL YEARS OLD,
while s.ins to school Address J. Md. star Office.
WANTED : ExPERIkN cED siENOoRAPHER
.rss Po,itp 0rRns semins,on machine DE-
drs.. r. and b. STAR once nss 'es' OF reier'nes as
WHHiS S,il.t f,. An ENGLIsHMAN. AGED Is. A
we'll ,sSn 2. 1rassier
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY AN ENeLIsH WAIT
~ re'' N . Private Family. Address W., 6l5
WANTED- SITUATIONS FOR YIRsT.cLAss
~ Cooks, Pastry Cooka. Maids. Housemen, Port<rs
hs.fa1fs III tsn NJ
otO-3ts - -
WANTED EMPLOYERS = FOR fIRsT-cIAss
CRY s %TSc II sx os r.s send ,a sS
your order VIII DO nlled with dspatch aus5 -lgts
WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED.A SMALL HOUSE OR 2 OR IN
w furnished Rooms tor Housekeeping IN The NV;
as'i ' S 81 4 f sa q
WASrED-A CHOICE Lot AND foUR DEsiRI.
p Zee $1,000 5000 six.6oe .Dd ssaooo Must
ds.espon and terms. .fs IL sdd:f S'sA
WANTEp-To PENTHOUSE. ROOMS NV,
SO 40 o Give location aud permit II possible.
WAASSITI5EIDs..,TS RgIESH4sE.DNE HOUSE, y
a, r. Ma MP Pleasant for $4,000 each Soo%s TN
WhhSIER-To RENT SIX or sEvEN-RooM
s Get S f IL and north q sGoS2s
WANTED-To RENT, 4 HOUSE OF MODERATE
ay,.. 1 = "a TIE nv: $50 or less per mouth Adj
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN. FOUR TO SIX
prompt pay and careful tenant Address G. b. stsi
once. giving amount of rent expected. stl-3t'
baICO, Bly, Bly,! NICE SoSsS LoGAIkP
Address C.E, Star office. '''~ siioT
WANTED-owNERs WISHING TO MAKE A
w quick sale Of their no viii nd il to their ad-
vantage to place them in my haiids have now hun
dred, q persons wishing 70 invest from 4 900 to
e2OO0o. DAVID D. STONE, S06 st. u. w. ss-5t
wANTKD-FOR IMMEDIATE CUsTOMERs-
~ SiS room House tor 49, 900: S-room House for
So0O Corner Residence. not less than 22 feet front,
So, OoE; Residence Of 2 Rooms sl5 O0O. All to be
quick sale and who willing pay usual commits
sioE viii please communicate with me, Culcss re-
quested will not list advertise the properties
WASHN DANENHOwER
slO-3t Corner 18th and u ste. n. ".
WAATED-I HAVE HUNDREDS OF CLIENTS
w who wish 70 Kent Houses OF from . to 40 rooms
each owners can secure good tenants AT ONCE by
placing tier property In my banda Ny clientsss 10
the best in Washington. HOWARD z. uKlE,
ss-Ot Real Estate. 1921 81. NV.
WASTED-To RENT BEFORE oCT. 1, A OR
w lO-ltD3m House; all mi good location: $50 to
$50 cellar preferred. Address fully Ut once M.E.F,
Sl6 9th st. NV. stj-6ts
WANTED-To BUY FOB CASH-A HOUSE OF
w from 3 To IL rooms; in good condition and In
good neighbour hood Address, stating price aud exact
iocation CASH PURCHAsEn, star Office au2 l. Inn
wANTED-HOUsEs FROM $4,000 10 90 600;
w also Lots IN Washington and LAnier HeiyhtA
ACKkk GADSBY,
.ul3 zoos + ct. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A LOT 25 TO 80 FIT. WIDE SOUTH
w Front ON Corner or an Alley; north and west Of
lin aud SITS. W. p. YOUNG,
s1l-3t 1903 r st
WANTED-OwNERs OF LOTS IN ANY SECTION
w OF tho city will ind IL to their interests place
the same IN my hands for sale DAVID d. STONE.
SOC St. NV < s9-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

D. c. MARKsMEN n. q.
We thought our boys at Creodmoor range
We're going to boom their fame,
But up to date they do not seem
Target there quite the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

The Southern Lumbsrmen's Convention ID in
session in 81 Louia No presidential timber b
Represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Anxious Inquirer: No, Canon Henry Parry
Liddon was not member Of Congress You
are thinking Of different style Of Cannon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Ion sALE-wATcH his
l. SPACE FoE
prErrrKR ooSIlrff i Ia IL sss .s = :

81 PfElffER coNIIFf. sis iith ct nv
iSoss.A' ~ BkkwsfkRi.ASDAUi BkEwsTfR
i,oolss et,e eslt.rrins Nictsria enilt b Henry
ines iohn.on siader fhaeton. buii b fandrsa
ri.e EXTENSION front m usi-ia Roei.say, ave.
sT', ssy Sai..s Foag Ssrs. fSn sH fh,
dSe,cT. Ss Srs .S.,.s is sd's. sssss.
busss reSei sssSns,ss .sssss .e,. s s,sss md
Ss a nsa . Ssr .con IN soss
ma NM, -, mskefs ae all an excellent condition
S u. BE-. On is, Po .ss cARkiiSk EEOsTSoGi
Cows MIA Cana one Mason. Apply u : !. sr- 10
ho"s, near fenleyiown. DC. ra.St'
oh.sAtm 1.-Two aooD;sIz,p SHOW WINDOWS;
% 81 io'i2 all second nand mi sl..sS cheap
p,ng ssioP fricP slxu h sS e,
81 To- can be bought for s55 cash and music IN
ei ss-s +" @ l. WILD 4 BEes-,
EoR sALE1A GRockRY AND PROVISION
leave sse ety sS SS ri eHs5 + .ooa, 70
ute house "'p" l. a D'ii ''0 St, .s sggo-
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN TO QUICK
used 5St four MOUTHS Sy e asss Sprh asS
sheL dArk rosewood handsome aud elegant ia style
iu aud rich ,one extra hue .ining tone with great
tas a. once for only s2s5 cssh with hxndsolne
49, ItAno Tor Beginner for 500; e5 PEI
:. THE PIANO ExcHsSoE
" Ola Pa avs.
OR sALE--AN EXCELLENT GIN. hAI. n, a.
lese HORSE sound and reliable. Hand lnade Surrey
seem :, coIuss1n rs" erss su 10
s323t
lSok sALE-oNE BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT. PIN
9TH ST. D. ", sohnrr lanO Agents Pianos for rent ii
E>ok sALE-BEsT MADE AND NEATEsT OYSTER
i Boxes 81 pr 100 with lsbels. sChMlD's Payer
Jus. su3o- lms
Eok sALk-sToNE sCREfNlNGs-LIMEs STONE
eereenlngs, siiteose for walks and carriage drives.
aennered IN car loads 1T low prices Address A "a.
MOAhIs Co. Avondsle, PA. au3O lnIs
Oh sSLE-sINGING cANARIEs. YOUNG PAR
- ross cages Soid fishes. AqaAriunIs, Firh Food.
slratt's Dog Cakes and Medicines. sCHMID's ltrd
Store. 81 18th It nv. auss-;im
kUk sALE-REDUC1IONI IL PkiCES-FOR THE
y hert thirty days will soil 81 Sumn,rr
SsrriAses q cost Call and the bargains
ever onereu II wagons Carr1ages anu Harness.
au1 " r. GEYlk sfi6 Pam, AVA
L PIANOS AND ORGANS
slightly used. standard makes Price AIS and mn.
ward. % payments. Cali aud secure a bargain
3e2l 4 O. SMITH ls2:, IA ave-
IroR sALE-''oTTo" GAS ENGINES BoTa NV
= tno second hand any size. send circular or
esll on ~ bAILAUt. AsL a3i sth st. NV. nls
I'ok sALE-cAkFIA AGES. WAGONS AND BOG
sles on easy terms: 100 yObs 10 select from. No.
tNifiik. Painting and trimming neatly done Csl,lK
&SAhboE 500 ST. Georyetown. DC. me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

II Mr.. Cleveland gees to Boston 10 live, sill
the price Of beans 60 up?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
FOR RENT-FLATS.


l>oR RENTAL BUT ONE OF NINE. ROOM
Il Flat. completely furnished for housekeeping Tor
965; or farior. Bed koom. Dining boom aud kitchen
t43. References. Inquire 90 9th n. W. "a lsts
ISOR RENT-wEsT END FLATS, 2o2o K ST.
Il near signal Once. Isrge Rooms. bath range coal
closet gas meter; rent go; references required.
s10-3ts
If0R kENT-TwO SUITES. FIVE ROOMS EACH
plumbing windows TO north and south separate stair
way rent reduced TO el4 20 small family. have
Church. u5-lOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Representative Gibson Of Maryland VII b
succeeded by Page.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
Locomotive Building.

Locomotive building has evidently not
been quite as large in the year just ended
as il was in the year preceding. The fall
ing off in the product has not, however,
been serious In 1888, we reported 2,180
locomotives built by seventeen firms. In
1889 we find l,S60 built by sixteen firms.
The product Of the firms not reporting
would probably not raise the output to
1900. Thirteen of the firms reported in
both years. These built 1,794 locomotives
in 1883 and l ,657 in 1889. 1t is quite evil
dent, therefore, that there has been some
falling off, but it was not enough to make
dull times for the builders. Indeed, in the
last quar- er Of the year they were gener-
ally very busy
The average yearly product of nineteen
firms for eight years, 1SS0-S9, was ,645 To-
comotives, 2l5 less than the 1883 product of
the sixteen firms now reporting. Only
three of the thirteen firms whose reports
we can compare for the last two years
show an increased product in 1889 over 1855.
All of the others show a falling of OF from
16 to 60 per cent. Although our returns of
cars built in 1889 are not yet sufficiently
complete for publication, it is apparent that
%RRe general course Of that business has
been like locomotive building. That is,
there is a falling off from the preceding
year, but not great one. Reports from
about half the car building companies show
decline of 20 per cent. from the product
of 1SSS.-Rdilrodd Gazette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
Rigorous Discinlina.

There has been a small tempest around
Panhandle for the past two days. Not
withsbanding the assumed ignorance of a
lack Of harmony on the part of leadin
officials, still hunt revealed unmistakabIe
traces of discord in the new official roster.
1t is said that the cause of the speck of war
on the horizon Of affairs at the towering
stone building on Larimer street, was
occasioned by an official order recently
issued from the general managers office.
This circular ordered that all officials and
employees should be at their respective
posts of dutg promptly at o'clock every
morning. The specific feature of the
circular leaned toward the intlmation
that hardness would not be tolerated. One
of these little circulars, according to report,
was laid on the desk of a prominent subor-
dinate official. He was somewhat sur
prised. Surprise turned to vexation. He
had always been rated among the creme de
la)creme of railway circles, but this CLASH
yS,cation of himself with clerks on the OBJ
servance of Office hours conveyed the i'm
preston that he had been regarded as
floating with the skim de la skim instead
Hastily packing his valise, he hied himself
to Omaha night before last and will doubt
less state his grievance to the crowned
monarch of the traffic interests. On the
same train the general manager and gen
eral passenger agent went to Omaha,
ostensibly to fix up passenger interests.
This has furnished a delicate morsel of
gossip among the clerks at headquarters,
and the outcome will be watched with
bated breath and keen interest.-DenUer
Nelps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
lots and :. block 10, Mob hill addition:

lots 6 and Z, block 10, Mob hill addition;
81. 600.
John A. Jost to Samuel E. Jost, part of
lot Z, block Al, plat A, GIG square rods) :;
So 600.
William Shipley and wife to M. N.
Graves, a part of lots 2 and 3. block 80, plat
A, II rods by 05 feet; $4,000.
A. H. Anderson to A. d. K. Rasmussen, a
part of the northwest quarter OF section 20,
township 6 north, range2 east, 10 and % 100
acres; $3.50
Niels Jensen to Maren K. Jensen, lots G
and Z, block 16, plat A, Huntsville, IL
acres; 81.
Isabella West to John A. Jost, part of
lots and 9, block 16, plat B, 4x12 rods
81, 300.
John H. Hodson and wife to S. F. Hal
version, part of the southwest quarter of
section 6, township6 north, range west,
Is and 100 acres; 81.
James Pingree and wife to Newton F'arr,
part Of lot 2, block 66, plat Q, 6xl2 rods !;
81, 200.
Emma Cropsey to John Fuld, part of
the southeast quarter of section s, town
ship e north, range l west; Sl12.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
OUR OLD SLIPPERS.

They are broadened, and fattened, and dingy,
and brown,
And the trimmings are gone, and the heels are
run down;
They are awkward, misshapen, and ugly to see.
But they're easy and comfortable as they can be.
When our shoes hurt our feet, and in anguish we
groan
After walking all day on the hard sidewalks
stone,
When we get to our own little sanctum again,
How delightful to put on those old slippers then!
Though the heels are departed and leveled down
fiat,
Though the lining went long ago. what matters
that?
Though they've ceased to be stylish, still what do
care?
They are pliable, timber and easy to wear.
Any man who has been there can never forget
When he came home at night with his feet very
wet,
And he pulled off his shoes, with satisfied sigh,
And he put on his slippers, roomy and dry.
We have seen fancy slippers, but didn't invest,
Cause the honely old pair seemed to suit us the
best.
And for ease and for comfort to travel-sore feet
We've an old pair of slippers you never can beat.
j. B. Smiley in Joliet News.