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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NETTLEToN has gone to
New York on immigration business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Investment and Reai Estate Brokers.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
Il PANA.
CASH CAPITAL. 81. 600. coo.
Te-npCrary Offices. New Building.
Cornerof lOth & FISTS NV Corner Ninth sts. n. W.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Individual and Corporations. TreasuIers Of Societies
snd Clubs. Financial Agents and Trustees deposit
mOny vita this company, receiving interest thereon.
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
Real estate notes FOR sale in amounts to suit The
property securing these notes has IN each been
approved by expert appraisers. and the security il
deemed absolutely safe.
OFFICES.
Offices are now for rent in our handsome new gran
ite building the Of Ninth and streets n.
reasonable rates.
Gall and Us. write for information
OFFICERS
B-ainard IT. Warner President
John Joy Edison. Vice President.
Vim. Is. Robson. Secretary
Nul- B. Ourlsy Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
John T. Arms. John b. Iarner
Charles B. Bailey, John RidOut.
John NJ Ciapp. George +. Schafer,
james l. BarDOur, " ii. Shea,
Ghas. Baum. 1hOs. SOnerville,
II. ) Cum-nings, John A. Swope
!. j. Darlington, j. :. SwOrmstedt,
John Joy EG-on. George Truesdeu.
Nu Is. Gurley. b. ii. Warner,
John A. Hamilton, A. A. Wilson
Albert +. IOx. l. u. Wine,
U. L. Green. :. W. Woodward.
A s. Worthinston- su3l-1m
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Barr, Ne, espA l-Ths squadron Of svolu-
tion sailed st O'Clock this afternoon for Port
land.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUNsE has returned
to Washington from a business trip to Virginia.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.
a ~ PR CENT INVESTMENT.

A ~ PR CENT INVESTMENT
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIs SPLENDID orPoR-
For some years street railway properties in Wash
ington have been. and are now, the
WE ARE tGTHGRizED By THE
WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON RAILWAY
To offer fer sale s o60 Of the their capital stock The
e.Rta Of this company is limited 6y the a., q Con
seventy i've thousand o; which still remains
Work or the road actually commenced uotsst IS.
ieyI. aud q being PHshSd 10 con ptsfioH.
Arlington National cemetery to the Aqueduct bridge.
non which point PASSENGERS VII 6s transferred IN
Georsstorn raiIxsy
,ne ne s~nts sos. on the sIdfs rross 'h- 81. gIto no
bridge completed by theeSrly spring of ISg!-
.6i 51s's ana vsn. .rs On S.n to h . st.
2tsh s. 70 st s!ons St and & Canal road to
e1d S ,ns and or sy,y .1a
the northwest Arlington gate.
The stock as an inyestnlent;-we have every reason
most Substantial Investments possible to make. Ior
some years street rsilw.y propertes in Ms-hinston
lArser percentsze o. the People Of washington than IN
Wesn our rosd IS Competed Arlington will he yis
t,ed By every stranger coming TO Washington and VIII
tr.nsportstion of isitors 70 Mount Vernon Of
The most profitable .nierYrises That can 3s % a.
Arlington viii also he Pleasant Heuslon tor ths po
other slsctrie railroad lines which the suburbs
VIII carry 1000 people across the riNe- each
pleasant sunday. The PaTades and evOlutions OF the
cavalry troops Fort Meyer will also be constant
sourCe OF Attraction TO the Washington people
10 connect two deyots his road later on VIII be
the connectins nL between large railroad depots.
one being .he Baltimore aui Potomac and the othsr
VIII shortly bs bull; GEORGETOWN FOR the Norfolk
aud Western and Baltimore and Ohio roads.
Terms subscription Ihs stock can be subscribed
FOR under the following terms required by the char
ter; Yen per csatun At the time OF subscribing aud
the BALANCE times and III such amounts as the
board of directors of said company may require"
Street railway properties II Washington pay larger
diviaiends sni investment than any other
class mere aud the Of this company
viii occupy Of the bestpay routes IN :e city
The line II road covers portion of the city
rey without street facIitlse and, exclusive of
travel 10 10 fact that this
rOs viii open Up Of the most beautiful excursion
routes from the C.ty.
tOr further parslcui call on
ROBINSON & LODGE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| = = :. = - iS.Is
K-THEosQPHY.
hkIPAY br,Px 6na d.H at 1905 St, NV crspssinT
Safs VIII ai.eSble a hi corner 7h and
.ts n: W. a. o O'Clock =. N. MONDAY. September =
.es-:a O'Ne' '- JAMES NJ BOYER. Rec. seey.
F~ ANNOUNCEMENT
10 our friends and patrons:
The UNDERSIGNED have formed copartner'hip under
,"e ''.'- H- J. J. f. eATcHEL co;
sneRss. e SsIynE Ha
been cutter for g. T. Keen. is a member Of the hrrn.
us Seated sood Thsy viii II be- ound ea.
in the city elsewhere As to price and workmanship
We gusran,ee satisfaction to all who may favor us
Resp: a..S.:'''D'' f.: Il SSassSSSggTT SasSgT SsSSgEI-
KSHIoHMoND AND IoIsSyV RANXILLE RAILROAD
Office OF General Manager,
Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 1. 1891
REWARD.
This company will pay $4,000 for. the arrest and
CONVICTION Of the person or persons who Iemcved the
ssSs 4. meal ss
'A' A'*A' OF "hDN' V. il. Nsfdsi GkEIS g. i''i
se3-1mo Richmond and Danviiie Railroad Co.
K<LAIB4oqkk I4qkRAi6yl RAfj LtsGf asRFtNAiRs. GAh,
HS Rif II SSH!SfMEs
fS dsed d S 81 10 %SkKk k tSat .y Men,
6efs are also hereby notified that no meeting will he
ses-st DONE By ORDER OF THE ASSEMBLY
RwE HAVE 100 DOZEN OF THEM!
We haSe tust received from the factory 100 dozen
Fine Ipso Bosom Dress Shirts. to sell 80
cents ynst think, ~ cents for q Fine Linen Bosom
Dress shirt that is reinforced cut full and lenghwise
Of tAe e3kGn.eEd we have them in all sizes from 10
ADpUARTERs FOR SHIRTS.
THE BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
93l 9th st. w.
Near junction, 9th 81. and New York
MsnsHsrs:
8. B. ELLERi, JOS. Ii. IRELAND. au29-7t
R-TEL- Il36-3 WASHINGTON, D. C.,
~ August l. 1Sel.-We wish to inform the
trade and public that have bought the wholesale
business Of AIR H f. Breuninver. The trade will be
supplied with his brands at our store. 3l4 9th st
where We will continue the only strictly wholesale
cisar business IL the city The store 9I0 will be
run by DIR. r.. h. Lee, who will in air the
we'll known brands Of ours and the goods made popu
lar by Mr. BreunInker.
aui2-lIn SCOTT BRO.
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<~,OUR GAS RANGES MUST 60.
~ We Will not carry them
Gail and get prices All stoves
Guaranteed.
=. s. SHEDD BRO,
aulo-tr Az ytl 1t.
FMSGAs FIXTURES.
Special inducemen. in prices.
Large variety OF designs
CHAs. A. MUDDIMAN.
,e2i-3m 6l4 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

UNPARALLELED SPECIAL OFFER
I offer my entire stock Of AMERICAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. GOLD CHAINS.
RINGS. EAR RINGS, LADIES' BREAST
PINS. BRACELETS. SCARF PINS.
CLOCKS AND slLVERWARE at . special
discount OF 10 fEk CENT FOR CASH, tor
ashoft time only. Goods marked in = LAIN
FIGURES.
e1hlCILY ONE PRICE.
A. L. sALTZsTEIN. JR..
NAAUkACTURINa JEwELER
ul3-3m 6Uo stA st. NV.
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~BETORE PLACING YOUR ORDERs FOB
painting, &c. consult H HUDSON STRIEBY,
general painters, dessnsrs and decorators. At
lUU 81. n ", who will cheeTfully furnish designs.
Specifications md estimates. Communications BY
mail prolapsAy attended to. jyl4-tAn
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R~FALL WEDDINGS.
oEDNEY L ROBERTS.
MAKERS OF INVITATIONS.
4O7 10TH ST.. NEAR GAS OFFICE. sci

go NEW REAL ESTATE MAP OF THE
~ District and adjacent counties. with roads
and recent subdivisions mounted complete on rollers
Only a. rkEb f2g should sGHN1ni HTp 9rei ,oa o,s.
au3l-2w Architects and Engineers supplies.
OFFICE OF THE LANsTON TYPE-MA-
~ chine Company, northwest corner 9TH and
sts.. Washington, ID. c.. August as. 1891. An ad-
will he held at It's office TUESDAY. September
O'Clock p m, Tor the election Of board OF directors
and the consideration OF other important business.
Transfer books will be closed and after the 4th
proxlmo. Is. r. COLE. Chairman. au.il- IT
0MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE COOP
-. ERATIVE SOCIETY.
should lose time in securing tickets emitting them
to the scount on COAL for which arrangements have
with the Washington Coal ExcHanye. combination
dealers organized TO keep the price Of coal this
city anu prevent this society from obtaining any
Dement'S in this line. Every member who a coal
consumer should stand by the company which, in
the face of the strong combination referred has
asreed toallow advantages
and information:
A. +. Lonvley, Sl2 St me-. Agricultural Dept.
T. r keene. lOU4 y ST. second auditors Office.
j. W. Harsha, secretary, 9O1 II st. w.. cash room.
treasury.
J. NJ. Andrews. 935 h. l. ave.. general land ofnce
T. q. fawcett, GUS Mass ave- n e.. fourth auditors
John Finn. 5ls 2:5d ST.. A. G. o. War Department
l. + Gridey,t tUO l. ST. n W. REGISTERS ONCE treas'ry.
l. i; Hunt. 1910 St, sixth auditors office;
pr Jos Jouy ,2ls Pa ave. surgeon generals office.
John Johnson 1915 st register fce treas'ry.
McCsbe. % 3D. ST. ne. Post Office Department.
H. b. Major. government printing fiu Office .'''''
H. ". Smith, TIC ST. s.w., z. NJ. u. %.
e b. Sayer aGl 10th St and r. div. War Dept.
+. Sibley, .Oo 18th ST. Il. W. (cKar store).
l.. Vanderhoef. s}I French st bureau statistics.
The secretary can be al I5 10th ST. at and
for few minutes after y. M. each day.
au2tjlOt J. " HARSHA Secretary
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kNMH- PAKET
~ Announces his removal to
l.l.I,o St
au.20-1m Artistic work in Copper Plate Engraving.
l,PARTIES HAVING HOUSES POR SALE
~ rent III the north ives. should send @
des- ription OF same and lowest cash price.
am now hayiny list prepared Tor members Of
Congress, which viii lie ready circulation Oct. l.
r. =. DONALDSON,
au29-lw' J25 81. Room 3.
RSFOR SALE-TOPOGRAPHIC AND ROAD
-. maps OF Distract of Columbia. Prince
Georse's, MoptSomery. Alexandria and FAIRFAX
ties. Price a.p. per copy. ID. j. HONELL. Civil
Engineer and Landscape Architect. yls ST. n W. +,
koo.is Vi. u, Us, National Cn;on building. au2.9w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
WAR IN A SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The Discussions Finally Culminate in q
sanguinary Encounte-.

The Discussions Finally Culminase in q
sanguinary Encounte-
A special from Plattsmouth, Neb., savs.
School district No. % is torn up with dis
sensions and last evening the bad blood
and bitter feeling between the two factions
eliminated in sanguinary engagement.
The school house Is located on the Platte
bottom. The occasion was the adjourned
meeting of the board OF trustees, and the
contemplated relocation Of the school houss
was the casus belli. The battle was Commenced
when Director McCroskey. with his finger ON
an outspread map, declared the intention was
TO relocate the school house upon the spot in
Dictated.
Charles vandeventer insinuated that Nc
Croskey was misleading them in regard to the
new site
McCroskey Indignantly denied the charge
whereupon vandeventer, by well-directed
blow struck him down. McCroskey was I'M m
moment, and seizing the large oil lamp on the
desk hurled il At his assailant Meanwhile
friends OF the principals had taken up cudgels
in behalf OF their respective chiefs and for
a short time the house Of learning was pande.
monium. the air full Of flying missiles and rem,
with the yells and shrieks Of the assaulting And
assaulted. The result was number Of seriou,
Commissions and the development Of Q bitter
feud, but no casualties.
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And this is how the passion poetess, Ella
Wheeler. and other literary queens, who make
human form divine in the scant gowns to
which they cling which cling to them 90
closely, will interpret the trousers idea. 1t Is
after the Egyptian model in serpent green. with
peacock's eyes embroidered in Jewels, is girdled
with dead gold" and the most striking and
distinctive features of the costume are the
bracelets of old silver upon the bare ankles
and nothing at all for a bodice. Mrs. Thomas.
president of the Society for Social Purity,
would be apt to give utterance to this italian
motif in her regalia severe, discreet and not at
all frivolous, and probably Mrs. Livermore
and Frances Willard would adopt similar suits.
This is how Madge Kendall would do 1t, mod
estly, demurely and above all womxnly. Re
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He Fell an Easy Victim.

From the New York Tribune.
A group Of young fellows sat around couple
Of adjoining tables in an uptown cafe last week
when in a short pause in the conversation, one
of,them said to another:
II was right, Jim, about that subject We were
arguing over the last time we met
Come of, will yon; indeed you were not, II
was the response. II looked the thing up, and
found you were dead wrong, as usual"
what are you two fellows squabbline about
anyway" asked q third. LET US all hear. and
the majority can decide"
"What We were arguing about" replied the
first speaker, willingly, "was the proper trans.
lation Of the German sentence, Was wollen sie
habenr"
"why, that's simple enough" returned the
third man, gratiied at the opportunity to
show his linguistic accomplishments. Is's
What will you have?'"
Beer beer beer beer r. came in rafting
chorus from oil the company, who accepted
this involuntary invitation to drink with such
. startling suddenness and unanimity Is con
WINGED the third man that he was the victim Of
practical Joke which IL would be useless e
resent.
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A QUESTIONABLE PRACTICE.

Putting Boston boys in Terror Of Their
Lives to Make Them Good
From the Boston Herald
Captain" began a manly looking boy, lead
ing by the hand . soiled, tear-itained, but still
de6ant-looking youngster, apparently about
ten years of age, to Capt Hemenway Of police
division 2, this morning early; Captain, here
is . boy who won't obey his mother; what can
you do with him?"
''WhaA" Numbered the captain, "won't obey
his mother? Come here, sir" at which COM
mand the kid approached, giving vent to what
seemed premonitory symptoms Of howl
''where do you ive2"
"-Spring street, sir" blubbered bub.
''Do you know what We do with boys who
won't obey their mothers?"
''No, s-sir."
swell, I'll show you. Here, officer. take this
boy into the cellar and show him what be il
coming 10. Don't lock him MP yet, but let him
see," and. escorted by two 6uriy officers. the
precocious youth was led away.
A few minutes later he was escorted bach
with the same solemnity, and. with q face yerv
pale and little dirtier, was brought again be-
fore the stern-looking captain, and tearfulIy
promised TO act In the future O. cherubs are
supposed to do
After he had gone Capt Hemenwav said.
'sThis 10 o common occurrence here and 4.
usually has q much better effect on q DOW than
either punishing him corporally or sending
him to reformatory institution. where ascot,
atoms will ruin what still remaihs In him mn
corrupted. Some time ago two bows FALL
bad, were sent here by their parents prior y
having them placed in some tnstitutin, - "a
after thoroughly soaring them by picturine 10 70
them an IMAGINARY fate had them put in the
70 themsslves, Utter telling them that hope Of Of
escape was ussless, for the police would Spslix
run them down and recapture them.
A l expected, love Of liberty proved too
strong . temptation, and they slipped out
snppostng they were unnoticed. Nov. that
r.r.. EYER, months ago, and, led on by their
tney are fugitives from the law, and in every
oloeeoet they zee pursuer. There are. as =
result, no two better-behsved lads in Boston.
such results could not have been obtained In The
oest-managed reformatory in the country"
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THE GILLIAN REVOLUTION.
Keeping Up Show Of Hostiiities Until An
the NEXT Election

Keeping Up Show Of Hostiiities Until Ana
the NeAt Election.
A letter to the New York Sun from p.nsp.
dated July 6, says: Although active hossilisie,
between the congress and govern ment forces A.
Chilli were resumed few days ago and rAsulsed
In victory for the former and the capture -
OF Huasco, there seems little reason 70 doubt
that this incident was merely q spasmodic
movement, lmeant more as . demonstration
OF the fact that the revolution A. aim
active. 1t is very probable that the present
condition OF affairs will continue until the
entry into Office Of Senior Don Claudio yicuin.
the president-elect. Then the nsgotis lions al
satisfactory arrangements will not only bs
possible, but very probable. Meanwhile in
tersst must be kept up, hence the late descent on
Huasco.
According to newspaper reports this nova
was pending since the middle of NAV vben
the transport Maipo left Iquique TO aid in re-
ceiving and distributing arms. She appear TO
have now turned up with munitions for an
army of 25,000 men, and the blow has bsep
struck. Otherwise the status quo remains un-
broken, while the country at large yearps vith
unutterable yearning for peace. What With
the forthcoming presidential election and ths
enforced inaction consequent on the wiptse
season Qor It Is now the southern winter md
the Andean passes are snow blocked every
thing seems to conspire for the restoration q
peace.
All shipments from Chill proper 70 the Tar,-
paca province having been prohibited the revo-
lutionists are drawing their food supplies from
San Francisco and through Panama, and, While
greatly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can scarcely be starved
out. Balmaceda's two torpedo boats and the
now famous transport Imperial keep MOVING
about the Iarapaca coast, but not stronS
enough to enforce the blockade Of the ports'
They have to keep well out Of range Of tie BID
congress ships.
Here are some interesting itemsof news oar
ried from Iquique to Csllao by the United
States warship Baltimore recently:
When about 10 start from Iquique q trsnsport
arrived there, and, although her name could
not be found out, she was supposed TO be %
Amazonas with 900 troops from the south.
The Cochrane, Abtao, Huascar and trans.
ports remain in port paroling the bay duranr
the night The torpedo boats and the I'm
perial had gone south. The NssAllsnss.
o'Higgins and two armed transports VEN
coasting south of Iquique endesvorins 10 cap
turs the torpedo boats and the Imperial.
The foreign element in Chill seems 70 -
favoring the congress cause.
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independently instead Of envsloping them In
one and the same garment. will take kindly to
the zouave costume. which will doubtless be q
prime faycrite among elderly and conservative
women AS one of the more modest and genteel
expression of the trouser idea.
How gleefully the pretty Jansen. with the
naughtiest kick and the most innocent. wistful
eyes in the world, will toss away her pstticoats
In the day Of trousers rule. and what Q senss-
ton she will make skipping down Broadway in
sea-green tights. with buff boots and yellow
trunks and garters. like those worn by page
of the sixteenth century.
And with what righteous severity will Susan
B. Anthony and Esther Poole Of Sorosis and
Lille Devereaux Blake and all the other girls
who want to vote walk to the polls in the Chill
ian costume. which promises TO be the favorite
dress for women in politics. Cynthia Leonard
and Belva Lockwood will affect the dress, too,
but with a more abbreviated skirt or none at
all. as they believe in a woman being dressy,
even If she is strong minded.
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Written for The Evening Star.
Innoceuc,

itten for The Evening Star.
Innocence.
In bonny Scotland, cross the sea
Upon q summers day,
A little lass trudged merrily
Along the public way.
And for the flrst time In her life
This happy peasant lass
0azed on the world beyond her home
In yonder mountain pass
With beaming face and happy song
She tripped on toward the town
And reached the borough turnpike gate
Long ere the sun went down.
She gently tapped upon the gate,
Afraid to pass II by,
And waited patiently without
For some one to reply.
And when the good old gateman came,
With body long and lean,
She asked, spray, viii you tell me, cir,
Am at Aberdeen"
"Thats where you are, my bonny lass,"
He answered with grin.
"Then can you tell me, sir" she said,
elf Peggy Is Within"
CLIFFORD HOWARD
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A Thrifty Queen.

FROM the London Queen.
The queen regent of Spain intends spending
the months Of July and August in her favorite
seaside resort, st. Sebastian. The queen is
building summer palace there. The work.
men do not progress rapidly. owing to the
royal lady's discrimination never to exceed the
limits Of her income. Should the sum she
yearly devotes from her private purse to the
erection of this palace be expended before the
year is out, the work ceases, and is resumed
only during the course Of the following twelve
months.
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From tie New York Herald.

II never carried . watch in my IT," said q
New Yorker Of fifty. "A watch b habit. not .
necessary article. No man who carries . watch
can be any more regular in his habits than /
am. can get up at certain minute, and do
90 every morning. can tell the time of dsy
BY feeling my face.
"The beard grows exactly % much, and vou
can come within reasonable time Of he hour
by passing the hand over your chin Not thai
II is often necessary, became regular habit soor
become second nature. and you nsver think 81
wondering about the hour. "
"Of course, the man who lives "a arains ..d
boass good deal has 70 wear Vnspiscs and