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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
To REMEMBER WASHINGTON Buy
e. !. En- En- En- Esf W: T..
: ZEE Z kkk ssss--

Wy We want to make special Involvement for
WWWW you to come in and see US during your stay
W here. We want to show you what sdvsn-
tases opportunities washinstonians have for setns
the good things Of this world Ours ia Dry Good,
House-bus We are into every branch Of IT, Gu, of all
the Immense variety that our store is stocked with
and you ind Just at the opening of the season
when everything 10 a. fresh q new mown hay-ws
have picked out RIBBONS for today. Buy . pisos
and tie up bow for each of the reunions and recsp
tons you attend - souvenier. How il that for Q
novel ides' Think Of it-and come in and see the
RIBBON stock-and take in" the rest Of the store Il
the same sims-for the sights sake.
SATIN RIBBONs-for fancy work and dress
trimmings in Blue. Pink Navy Blue. Green.
Yellow, Orange. Lilac. Red. White and Black.
Really they are extra value
Nos. o IL 10 %
&C., &c. lie. 1@<c lec Ice.
BETTER QUALITY in all shades and widths
from Nos. 2 to %.
NUMBER SATIN RIBBoNs-.n shades
G. A. R. RIBBONS in al widths-lc. To-,
lie. 12e.. 15c.. 17c. yard. This is sort You
want for the souvenirs.
30 10 this-FLAa RIBBoN-1sc . yard
and 6-inch SATIN RIBBONS in Yellow.
Blue. Pink. Nile Green. Olive. Lilac and other
shades-36c. and k6c. Q yard.
D0UBLE-FACRD SATIN RIBBON all
shsdes-numbers IL. l6. % and 80 In Black
all numbsr-7 to 80.
s-inoh DoUBLE-FAcED SATIN RIBBONS
in Black-75c yard.
MOIRR RTnRONQ-au shsA>s .od ,-IAth.
and at all prices.
5-ineh MORE RIBBON In Black, White
and Crsam-65c. . yard
BOw-KNoT RIBBON in White. Cream.
Blue. Lilac and BuH-22c. yard.
LOOP-EDGE RIBBON for Ruchinr,-
Cream. White. Blue. Navy Blue and Black
lpc. yard.
2-inch BETTING RIBBON in Gray. Black,
Navy Blue. Brown. White. Lilac and Pink
WASH RIBBONS in Red Black Lilac and
whtte-16c. yard.
CoLoRED VELVET RIBBoNs-satin bact-
in all the new shades-numbers S. Z. o and IL.
BLACK VELVET R1BBONs-sstin back
best Quslity-all numbers from to o.
LINEN BACK VELVET RIBBONS in all
widths.
s-inch MORE SASH RIBBON in Red.
Blue, Navy Blue. Pink. White and Black
75c. yafd.
SATIN EDGE MORE RIBBON in whits
SATIN EDGE eros GRAIN SASH RIBBON
in Lisht Blue Navy Blue and Green-Superio-
ouality-e1. 25 yard.
CREAM WHITE SASH RIBBONS = with
knotted silk frinee-s3. rs yard
WHITE sURAH RIBBON. hemstitched with
embroidered ends-e4 25 yard
Black sursh Sash Ribbons. with knottsd
silk fringe-s3 so and %. rs yard.
Don't think have got to buy your way out of on,
store For you haven't. We shall be glad to see you
even II 1t is only to look. We are merely holdina
out these inducements in you should want to buy
something that you may know where money bring.
full value.
PERRY.s.
NINTH AND The AVENUE
Established 1S40 Telephone 995.
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LAxspuHoH & Bno.

lF You ARr DEBATING WHAT
To BUY OR WHERE TO BUY SOME
SOUVENIR COMMEMORATIVE
OF YOUR WASHINGTON VISIT
SIZE Us-wE HAVE AN UNLiM-
TIED NUMBER OF SUITABLE
ARTICLES FOR p. so sc. AND
q. APPROPRIATE To THE EN-
CAMPMENT THAT WILL DO
NICELY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

No other house DOES-EvER DfD-og
EVER wILL-sell such STERLING QUAIL
TILES st such Low PRICES q WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

CLOTHES FoR SCHOOL.
TTTTH1s WILL BE BUSY WEEK
i IN OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOL BEGINS NEXT MON
DAY. AND AS EVERY BOY LIKES
TO HAVE A NEW SUIT FOB THAT
OCCASION WE SHALL BE KEPT
VERY BUSY SUPPLYING THEM. IF
YOU HAVE BOY TO CLoTHE
YOU WILL FIND Us PREPARED
TO SHOW YOU THE LARGEST
AND FINEST SELECTION OF RE-
LIABLE GARMENTS TO BE SEEN
ANYWHERE. THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS OF SUITS. OVER
COATS. REFERS. ODD TROUSERS
AND SHIRT WAISTS. IN OUR WELL
KNOWN QUALITIES. CUT IN OUR
LATEST FASHION. TAILORED IN
OUR USUAL THOROUGH MANNER.
FIT AS ALI or OUR GARMENTS
FIT. PERFECTLY, AND MARKED
AT OUR USUAL Low PRICES.
ROBINSON. PARKER & Co..
AMERICAN CLorHrERs
l2OO.l2O2 1904 FSr.N NV
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FOR SALE-HoRsrs l. yvv,c,,s

~ oht-l1-nORSES Il VEHICLES
.S1u sIIV oxy -
+ .xle- in good coodi,ion az u coLtA i,in
su214t Xi'ei 81 and Vs. ave
.sap s1,v hN1tNE fokIkh
Fat Union TRiSSFrHA SD HARNESS CHEAP
tween 18th and 18th sts AnLhS' ON 81
rSoR sAIF-,.tty,e
+ leather top. AS A, io,Ss =, SiDf-bAk BSSsh
.-xan s.IC -p>=.. - - n ". sn@s-sI -
r eret rann,,, Nj I'M HORSES FROM FRED
one dapple gray weight 4eR ~ araasnt hor-es, a,ss
fory zpod business on drtysnS olie h''r TuytsD~
HOUSE, 9TH and Y sta n "a ~"rses- %. n,
non sAIrcur,p -s so-
z,,;,S - - : i' ~ 81 .N, u<.-st
tOh shhLE-NtM SITJSDER SURREY; HAS
neygveyn 49, OF hftrhei to. Car he sen AZ y
q. aalSn .AsS,hpt TALLi-Ho STABLES. o Il.
Del -. -l a io.t- au21-1
LOR sALE-PHYSICIAN,S pEaTToS NEARLY
new snd IN excellent condition a. h:H orlrinsi
cost. Afdress
suyd-Ss' PHYSICIANS pHAFTpx s..ro<sra
T,OR SAT F-aODu sG,->...--. -
~. .nd ,n;,.na. ~. 80 Nd BAY HORSE: GEN.
ARE: Norxsn .tcct hy .s driNe also god snrrel
H0Rss AZ See, 81 '"esf III sold this week. Address
-, = au2f-St
LOB sALE-A FINE rHORoVaHRRFD KIN
lucky mare, years old GOOD snesd nir. bn~,ry
,,o6 sIyr ,I,..s =. n, ", se-0-
+ extra me hors.s. among xSirh srs syst.Sls.s
barses Tor all purposes prices very re.sonshie Rear
Of oIo 81 NV su:,5- sSts
r1oR SAI Ir-sT .pp,,-,- -
IL ~
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WANTFp-HOiJsEs

WANTED TO BUY Foh CAsH. SMALL Q OR q
" room brick house. situated IN the n ". price
sbogt &4. 600 Address, stating street and number.
D. -: h.. star once su27-S'
WANTED.BYA LADY. TO TAKE PART or A
noSS WITH osnse party. rent mot g sxceeA, III.
Address 7. b Star ONCE IL
WANTED.f0 BUY HOUSE nos ever o. 600;
w small cash payment, balance In uontAly Install
psnts; siys ter,ns and full particuisTs Address B.
D.. Star once. IT.
WANTED-To RENT HOUSE OF TO Q ROOMS
w WIN modern 5mpruyements; central location
preferred. Address G. l. G., Star Once au2e2t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER,
W three-story and basement modern brick house,
Dupont Circle price. seout % 900 AddrRss Nth
house number. price and terms. PCRCHAsEE, 8 ar
WANTED-AT ONCE, FOR CASH CLIENT,
ovsr Eood houses SonysIient . street cars not
au25-3t JOHN F. PARET, 1907 ST.
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-sALEsMENs SALARY OR COMMIs-
w sion. to handle srestest novelty patented. EI-
elusive territory Sells At ssht Particulars free.
Sample Soc UNITY d. C. CO., Dept. 1. Unity bldg.
Chicago. my4-v&s52t
WANTED - DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b.
w rezu, conducted by ladies-men and women, white
and coiored for all kinds Of domestic labor city states
and springs with references. 700 st. n. au93ws
w bermsids and laundresses in city or away
waters, drivers or farm hands colofed men cooks.
ED-sTENO6RAPHERs AND REMIN0-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
Employers provided competent stenoersphers and
OFF. sEAMANs & BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer once. 9Th and SITS. n. se20-d
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EoR RENT-sroRE AMP DWELLING ga p q.
rs l3sh Ct. NV. auiS-im
LOB RENf-LAR0E WAREHoQ8E, 1905 , 9T,
- Nv. Opposite hay markst; o7A Inquire q -
Louisians ave- N1e3a
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

y. s..s ~ 8 n1 w H AL :.s 81
.: e nasas q By Fl .sssS xAISIyc 4 aa =
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE knnokIArED sTkAa oAKPET CLEANING
md synoystns sort. l7os and lslo EsL n -
xn.e,s.sS la,srfsS<.s 81 ssssesr- rsaovsssd "a
$500 ~ = &Aw4lkk Manzgst. uh140
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

EOS ct. Sc. Groom brick g. .i...... s22. so
506 st. Sc. room brick m. ........... 80. 90
$50 y ST. w., broom brick ..,.....,..,....2 20 80
Ofnces LIST, "a and Sd floors.
1s GEO. H. BLISS CO.. Sic eth st. NV.
EOR RENT-l622 nth ST. NV; NEW; 8
4 large rooRs and bath; all modern tn9eroyements.
euX5-3ts g25 ct. NV.
ENOR RENT-1443 CORCORAN ST. NV; 8
4 rooms and bath newly pepered and painted.
Price. only $40 per month. R. s. DONALDSON,
8U2T-3ts r sf n W
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II st bet17th and 18th.
with stahle..........i
Conn ave, inter n q 18th
SITS. with stable. .4l6.
! st bet 18th 4 18Th. :s33.
Cor 10Th st and Nc
Pherson Square. 1913.
Mass ave and Scott CIR
NJ st bet i4th L 18th :. !
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave =. =
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. ........... 29l.
Cor Goth and @ SITS. =
I st bet 18th and 14th.l
X 81 near Conn ave. =. 2
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. "a
18th st fronting Farra-
gut Square. z
18th st bet X and L sts. 9
K st bet 18th and l6th,
with stable........2 2,.
r / ave bet 18th and
Conn ave. .....2 OS.
18th st bet Q and r SITS. 9
Conn ave bet II and ] stsl
BE cor 21st & r SITS NV. g
Z. n
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

E>OR RENT-oN Q ST. BET. 3oTH AND aleT.
E SIS. West Washington. on ssp.ene<r I. . nice
residence of nine rooms: all modern improvements;
lot 81 feet front. To good tenant SIS per month
au26 Of p. A. DARNEfILE 6s3 + 81, o. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

II st bet 18th and 18th. 200
. Conn ave bet r AMI X. zoo
18th bet NJ and n, over
800. looking Conn ave.
with able. ........ 80
81 Cor 18th and F SITS nv. 200
. % II st bet 10th 4 Goth sta. 10
Ibet 18th & 10Th SITS. l66. 81
. 33 NJ st bet nth and Conn
ave-. .......... 1U6. 81
. 80 18th ST fronting Nc.
S2o Pherson Square. 1853. 81
DeSsles st bet Conn.
. ay and 18th Of. t@. 81
jefferson place bet 18th
+. 81 and 10th SITS .........i50
30 Fl IT bet 10Th and 10th. l50
20 10Th st bet o & p SITS -. l2J
80 jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th SITS. .,.......125
go 18th bet T End u. ..ll6. 81
I'D st bet K & L sits, v
$50 rooms and bath. lilo
e2o Sunderland place bet
18th and 10th SITS. 100
81 18th st near Mass ave. 100
Florids sye mr. Mass ave. 20
~ r st bet l eth & 18th. 81. 33
100 F ST bet 18th L 18th IS. 90
,09 18th bet W and Bound
NM ary sta m
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EoR RENT -
L UNFINISHED.
l30 I ct. 13r... $40 9th bet L and NJ Or ESQ
1902 Pro,p't Az, 17r.. s. 40 I'm st. IS
1918 10th st. E2r IS Isl 9th st. .5 40
Corcoran 10Th VI SIS 2l3 X ST me- Or -. lS 30
1897 18th st. Is North KensingtOn. IT.. II
FURNISHED. 49,
JOS st. IN. 1885,. 300 1909 Prosp't az. 17r s125
y5e s. nv. 13r 200 corcoran near 18th. Or. rs
18th and Corcoran. 12r. lbs :.
~ ma
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bsIsss;;;;;; &; 81 !. i LII
!3% = H.. ......4
M9etse - n. al nj 3
- oeh ~. e, amL LIT. q
su2o 6HORAsTED
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WASH UANENHUWE Elk,
au21-8 Cor. 18th and G SITS n.
EOR RENT-ON 9TH ST. n z. BET. D AND T.,
j. two twostory bricks; rooms; an mi. rent
SIS. 30. DUGAN BUTLER.
au2I-3t GIL st. NV.
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 90s ST NV 10
rooms in complete order modern improvements
newly papered and painted yard and large alley in
rear; rent. $40. Private residence. September !,
Conn ave. near British ministers; IA rooms; all
modern improvements in complete order viii, lease
BY year only to . private family. J. FRED. KEEL
LIZ Room 20. Atlantic building. 1850 st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

FoK RENT-9S 2 ST: BET, soTa AMP. slSI:
residence q nine rooms al nodsrn inprov-menfs;
lot 'sss front b bGHa sfhin 3.
+ $40 whitney ave. n v, 9 rooms; sas and waters
40 10th ST. u w. large dinins room next Lincoln
North 0'S;if ss'Ti .rf siia 81 F.
F9E REST-is5s aaI 81; INV COMES
h h9psss II northwest. sss to $50 T. l. MssiEL-
VENOM AVE- Iowa
story and basement Bays window brici 10 rooms end
sne5-h RUST { HUNGERFoRp. ga l4th ST.
FoR RENT,sEvERAL HANpsoNE NEW BRICK
rooms Sssh, ZEN se Rent. y sea 80 fH6oNks 4.
FOWLER. eel St n. ". second door. au23-8'
. Iowa circle, lar. 800
555 Sth st. ne. ST.. m q
iSIo Linden place Dr.. mt new:..s
l l.Ss Linden place ne. Or mi. new......- q
SsatsT g. Ne Pleasant: e. and cellar
S a and co q s,I or s r each g
EXsFEhbs1 fhiAiIptMkS.
FoR RENT,bT sEPTEMBER 1..sIa r. I. AVE.
desirable dxsllins; 2,s,ory and basement press
RcSn ioas Aes to
1919 10th st. n. W.. 10 rooms. .......... $40 90
80 St Sc, rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 90
918 St w. rooms and cellar .............. 20 80
12 ID st. ne, rooms 26 90
t0N Sd st. he, rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2B no
7l6 A ST. ne. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
1908 St, Georgetown rooms .............. - 80
2S.'4 Cleveland ave NV rooms. ..,....... l3. 10
VIM. II. SAUNDERS co.
au2oeoM 14U1 F st. nv.
L10R RENT 1871 18th st NV sscS "a
L UNFURNISHFD. 1918 10th st NV .,',,, Is
22d st, west side. Jus. ISIS st........,..... *
north Of Mass 800 l017 Connecticut ave. rs
422 Farragut So 100 1640 18th st. rs
iI42 ST 100 l121 Corcoran IS
1911 X st nw........-.. 100 Ass o st...... ~ 80
1717 2lst 1t NV 100 1877 Sst ~
1910 Vermont ave. 100 1908 Sunderland pl S3 80
s2S 18th st. .......-......- rs
FURNISHED.
ST overlooking Farra H st bet 18th and 18th. zoo
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E1OR RENT-A 8. CAYwOOD, 8s3 9TH ST. n.
4 VI corner Ist ct. and n. e ave $. e. n-room
improvements convenient to street cars e22 80 per
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he above % only . portion Of the property my
books For null list call at once for bulletin issued on
the 1st and 18th. Iau27l THOs. E wAGdAMAN.
EtUR RENT-E ST. VIA ROOMS AND BATH
Il and toilet rooms; suitable for large boarding
house. r. 8. DONALDSON
auX7-Sts 9:lo st. nv
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Xc1 lsh z: g. ~. eroolns a9d bath. -. go. q
III lSth q. n. ", rooms and bath. ......... 50 &
18Qs Serton .. n W. rooms and bath. ..... a.
i ~ Iron a. 9s:v rom nd eath Sc: q
latrQbes rahse and cellar; convenient 70 iii ssree
f.sltoe6si sicgsat nsfghburhood; e36 In sAvanee
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$4,000

MONEY TO LOAN
estate security FITCH. FOX d BROWN,
JAP 1909 a 1t nv
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J n SITS. Ar ,...............S
ia "a / fio oos .; ai e willow willow
, Tree N s5ls{, r; 70
. 146 r Cap ST, Or. :. $50. 90
; 2. g. 9. 10. II. II.
Z "a. 2o and % Turner
st. .... ..........0 %. %
~ Turner st. Or. .... %. 80
] Rear So II st Or.
GIL I Ut, Or. ...........16. 80
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The Thirty fourth Ohio Infantry.

The old veterans of the thirty fourth Ohio
infantry held their reunion last evening at the
Litch6eld, the residence Of Mrs. Millward,
widow Of Lieut.. Frank Millward of the thirty
fourth. This reunion was one of the largest
since the war. After the business meeting there
was recitation by Miss House and singing by
Messrs. Pearson, Rice. Kiser and Miller. Then
the guests partook of banquet given by Com
rade j. 2. Sprecher. Gen. A. S. Piatt delivered
an address to the boys, after which came the
good-byes with promises to meet next year at
Ripley, Ohio. Among those present we're Mrs.
Millward, Miss Millward, Mrs. Converse. Mrs.
Warrington, Mrs. A. D. Palmer, Mrs. C. Wager,
Mrs. Cover. Mrs. Morningstnr. Mrs. Peck. Miss
House. The comrades were: Messrs Srrecher,
Wager, Heck, Blackburn, MoCsnn. Sheckler,
Sylvester, Peters, Stromy, Randall, DeVere,
Cheeseman, Grace, Washley, Stewart, Raney.
Graham, Lowell. Marshall, Poole, Miller, Wind
rish, Leeark, Oliver, Handel, Mills, Palmer
Woover, Lieut.. Col. Tarrey, Rowe, Peck, Crabb,
McCarran Hayes, Totler and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
THE ENCAMPMENr STAR.

No richer souvenir and no better record ~
the great gathering in Washington this week
OF veterans Of the war can be obtained than the
daily issues Of THr STAR Every number viii
be filed with illustrations and letter press of
the most interesting character covering the
historical events, memories Of which will be re-
vlved by the great reunion. as vol as the hap
penins' Of each day graphically reported The
papers issued during the week will form a COM
plete history of this memorable gathering. II
you cannot come to the encampmont. the next
best thing YOU can do is to subscribe TO Tus
STAR FOR the week and the encsmpmont win
be brought TO yoa as yividly a. pen and pencil
can bring it. II you are coming to the en-
campment you will want The srAR for the
week to take homo with YOU ms a most interest
ing, accurate and complete record Of the scenes
which you have witnessed in the national can't
tai TIE STAR FOR the week beginning Monday.
September Is, will be mailed. postage prepaid,
to any address in the United States, outside Of
Washington, for fifteen cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

Cincinnati. Ohio, followed with . ringing pa
triotic speech. lie said that the q. K. X. was
not giving that support and encouragement to
the Sons Of Veterans which they deserved. Yet
upon the Sons OF Veterans depended the future
welfare of the country. He was sorry to say
that, but it was so, and he trusted that hence
forth different course would be pursued.
Comrade F. S. Hodgeson OF Gushing Camp
Of this city then briefly welcomed the Sons OF
Veterans to the city on behalf Of the local or
ganization. Comrade John McElroy was then
introduced as ''the very best friend Of the Sons
Of Veterans" He said he did not claim the
proud distinction Of being "the very best
friend" they had, but he did wish to be under
stood as endeavoring to do all he could for
them.
Col. VIM. E. Bundy, past division commander
OF the Sons OF Veterans Of Ohio, was next intro
duced and entertained the assemblage by sew
eral good stories and the giving OF much good
advice. There was one duty Of the Sons of
Veterans, he said, which had not been touched
upon, and that was the cemcnting Of the north
and south and thus truly make the country one
people.
The meeting closed with short speeches by
Col. Long of Baltimore and Col Boston of
Rhode Island, and recitations by Miss Title,
although man who refused to give his name
made few rambling remarks in which religion,
patriotism and political economy were COM
bined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
The Fifth Carns.

An interesting incident occurred at the meet
ing of the third brigade, first division, of the
fifth army corps in the Thomas tent Wednesday.
Gen. Daniel Butterfield, the first commander Of
the brigade. presided. Capt. Ziba B. Graham,
in behalf of Comrade Geo. d. Sidman. pre-
sented brigade flag. identical to that with
which Comrade Sidman led the brigade in the
last charge at Fredericksburg. Gen. Butter
field made pleasant address of acceptance.
Col Edward Hill of the sixteenth Michigan in
fantry read very interesting paper entitled
THE Last Charge at fredericksburg which
showed the boys of this brigade were composed
OF men whose doeds deserve to be blazoned on
the shield Of fame. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions of thanks to Com
rade Hill for his paper and Comrade Sidman
for the flag. Contrade Sidman is the happy
possessor of a medal of honor" granted by
Congress for distinguished bravery at the battle
of Gaines Mill, Va, June 81. 1862. 1t was also
announced at this meeting that Gen. Butter
field had been granted medal of honor for
distinguished galantry in action. Fully $50
members of the brigade were present and many
of them met each other for the first time since
the war,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
AIENA>D1.tA.

tn overflow Of Grand Army veterans from
Wellington to Alexandria has nearly &c sed.
and III town begins t. assume it, normal APP
Iearauce. Nhi.n l.. however, enhyeued by the
con -t.snt IA vrlreut % th- new electric cars.
lht civ council all be called together next
1ue-'...y uI-hi o. lct oa The report % the com
HltIv' 90 favor % -'ll.S out to the Haskin
Nod N.lHrlxi.- Company % Washington
tn -gr,,Iri CT vLirh The Pioneer mills stands.
Winch J. uoS l-s-ei It the city al IL 600 per
Anuum-
c.-.I,i re'i.e'- Industrial fair Is now in
prog 40 Nj %ezr,r. church. ON Payne
street. 90 H., ,Nrl, Iur uortL western section Of
tn civ. ]; va mag rated Yesterday afternoon
BY "a rrHs'--i.r OF come societies headed by n
BAL z ~ uI-ic.
he N.aut vernon Electro railway is now
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23
Another Witness to the Assault.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
W.surSnroy nc SAINT %


WASHINGTON. DC, Sept. 20, 1892.
The Communication in last evenings issue
under the heading, "A Brutal Act and signed
Justice" was correct in every particular. l
stood at the point mentioned southwest corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, and
witnessed the unprovoked assault upon the
young white man wearing the light suit, the
coat of which. when he was hauled out of the
crowd and placed under arrest, was well
besmeared with blood flowing from gaping
wound in the lip. The lieutenant who struck
the blow is well known to the writer as also to
several others who were present. and if the
young man who suffered the wrong be disposed
to prosecute, either before the board of Com
missioners or before the courts, witnesses
will not be wanting to assist him, well TO vim
dictate his innocence of any offense on the morn
ing Of the parade as to secure, il possible, to
aw-abiding citizens of Washington immunity
from police violence on future occasions, az 1t
would seem that spectators along the route OF
parade have no rights which a surly officer feels
himself bound TO respect. The lieutenant in
question, forgetting the dignity which should
mark the bearing of one in his position. was
likewise exceedingly offensive in his language
toward the citizens who stood Mt the head OF the
avenue, for at one time when there was a slight
pressure from the rear, caused by accessons to
the crowd, he RECALLED the people with the fol-
lowing, among other choice remarks: when
ever those fellows begin to push you from be-
hind yonder. you just put your hands on your
watches and pocket books because they want
to steal them. I've been there boys, and
know what I'm talking about" Indeed this
lieUtenants sudden transition from the would
be amiable to the violent mood produced the
impression that the responsibility resting upon
him had somewhat deranged his intellectual fac
ulties.
Not to prolong this communication. isn't it
about time that halt should be called to the
abuse OF police power on the part of those in
trusted with its exercise? pretty large num-
Der Of quiet, reputable, inoffensive citizens Of
Washington are settling down into that convic-
ton, and a few more disgraceful scenes like
that of which mention is made will serve to
confirm the opinion which widely obtains that
the police force of the District, while it has not
few officers who are worthy of all honor. has
also some who are not a whit better than the
brutal, unreasonable and dangerous guardians
of the peace In northern cities.
JULIAN HIdDoN,
No. 205 10th street northeast