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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

urtHE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. August ~. 1898.
Ordered. That section 1856 Of the general regula
lions of the plumbing regulations of the District
of Columbia. adopted February IL. 1893. is hereby
amended to read follows: Sec. 1876. The plumber
responsible for the work shall give prompt written
notification TO the inspector Of plumbing, upon
blank forms to be- provided for that purpose, when
the plumbing work in any building. lot. premises.
or establishment is ready for inspection. and all
inspections shall he made as soon as possible after
notification. All soil. waste and vent pipes inside
of buildings and the work I'm old build
nGs shall have the openings stopped and test
of not less than three g, pounds of air pressure
presence of the inspector of plumbing his as
sistant. and maintained for such Il length of time
satisfy the latter that the work Is sound and
tight. JOHN W. ROSS. MYRON VI. PARKER,
CHARLES +. POWELL Commissioners d. e. 1t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL AND HEALTHY RE-
sort directly on Chesapeake bay: all home conf
forts; large airy rooms beautiful shady lawns;
ice milk crabs fish and oysters and all other
table Injuries in abundance; boating and salt
water bathing free. Terms, SO per week. Ad-
dress Mrs. A. ARMIGER. Churchton, A. A. co.,
Md. 1t"
SPEND SEPTEMBER AT GREENHOLM, A BEAU
tiful country seat among the Maryland hills; 800
yards from depot; large rooms wide porches
shady lawns: good hoard. water and fruits Mrs.
u. 4. CHAMBERS, Adamstown, Frederick CO.,
Md. au28-6ts
VALLEY HOME, MID THE MOUNTAINS OF
Virginia. will kindly for a few more guests
during the month of September at reduced rates.
Address Mrs $. 5. GORE Gore T.. o., via Win
chester. Va. au26-6t@
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI-
ture Of every description. carpets feather beds
also store fixtures. Furniture stored. packed and
and prompt address, JUNCTION FURNITURE
HOUSE. cor. It'll. and Mass. ave. NV. au30-tT
wANTFD-LADIEs To KNOW THAT MRS. Glib
hons has moved to 906 81 st. NV. and have
their hair curled free with perpetual curling
fuid guaranteed from enc to three weeks.
au2y-6ts
WANTED OLD HAIR MATTRESSES REMADE
for 81 each as many as four. 81 rs: satisfaction
or no pay. A. GARTER. 1926 10th st. n.w.2S-3t'
WANTED-A BICYCLE IN GOOD ORDER: CO.
lunbis preferred: must be cheap. Address III.
VI. W. Il. and P. depot. au29-3t"
WANTED-GENTS' SUITS To CLEAN AT 81 A
years experience: goods called for and delivered.
aul4-Ist' L. II. PoSEY. 1I19 18th st. n
WANTED FINE MEADOW PASTURAGE. WE'LL.
watered at Landover station, Il. and T.. X. Y.
For terms inquire at HOLMES x BRO. s, LIST and
SITS. NV. city, or al store, Landover. au26-lt-
WANTED-TAKE NOTICE = JUST RECEIVED
fall styles; will paper rooms from 20 upward:
Won can - per cent on these prices: all
work guaranteed; scraping extra F. e. NOLTE.
9O7 nth 81. NV au26 22ts
WANTED-CAST PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
SILVER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, old and
+. LOEWENSTETN. Manuf'g Jeweler. Gold and
Silver Refner. SIS G ST. nv. opp. Patent Office
auf41m'
WANTED FOR RENT; REM
dnced rates: hrstelass machines: delivered free;
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. $40 F St. NV.
au5-tr
WANTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS SUCH AS
Sc; in LARGE or SMALL quantities. for which
paw highest cash prices. Call address r.
EINSTETN. G37 Louisiana ave. ja3-tr
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES AN UNFI'R-
nshed room. convenient to government printing
office; not to exceed IS or Sc. Address QUIET
Star Office. 1t"
WANTED-RY A MECHANIC. A PLAINLY FUR
nished room: locality + to sts, 9th to 18th
SITS. Address, stating terms, &C., MEEIiAN-
IC. Star Office. II"
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO
children. under 5 and one Il years of age,
3 large. we'll furnished. connecting rooms par
Tor I'd floor. with bath. also hoard. Address.
giving terms and particulars. E r. W. Star
office. au26-6t'
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Baron De COu-cel. the president Of the
Rerfng sea court OF arbitration visited
President Caruot yesterday TO express the
gratitude Of the members of the tribunal
Tor the hospitality extended TO them during
the sitting OF the court
Col Jerome BOnaparte Is confined %ts-his
mansion at Beverly Farms. Mass but his
H'aesS Is not considered serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-30

FoR al forms Of disordereG stomach use
brorno-Selzer- A paldraple, prompt cure.
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BICYCLES.

BHvEL GEARS NEVER WEAR OUT. CANNOT
soil the hands tear the clothing render trouser
guards useless, require practically no attention,
and better than all these, 80 per cent of the
lost motion that the chain with its stretching
sprocket climbing and non alignment is to
cause. Call and see the 'chainIess'' safety
bicycle at 7O1 18th st. NV. au266t
BICYCLES.
High prices bicycles longer prevail The
long talked of 'cut'' has come.
THE MAJESTIC,
fully guaranteed high grade machine, fitted with
NJ. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle on earth for ss5 cash. No installments.
No exchanges. Call and them.
GEO s. ATwATER
je2-3m 1890 Pa. ave.
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BOARDING.

FII;ST-CI.ASS CATERING: MEALS SERVED HOT
your residence 10y the week or month Cali
Mrs. BTRNAJGH, 1872 18th ST. NV au30- 2t'
THE IRyINGTON, 1915 X ST. " w-IARGE,
cool rooms: handsomely furnished; single or en-
suite: with bath: table frst-claSs; terms reason
able. Su11-3m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-0FFICE ROOMS WITH ALL MOD
ern improvements. including steam heating, cleo
tric lighting, elevator mail chute. private letter
boxes. running water In each room: rent reason
able; Metzerott building. ITO st. NV: most
central situa tion In the city. Apply w. q.
METZERo1T 4 co. au30-1m
FOR RENTER 18th ST. NV. SUITABLE
rooms for dentist: a practlcing physician in same
residence; elegant location: cor. 14th and y.
Call from to I p.m. auoS-3ts
FOR RENT-OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS IN THE
desirable new building Gil eth St NV: 2 stores
at 500 per mo. each and Office rooms ranging
from SO to SIS per
au2s-6t r. n. BROOKS, 6l6 18th ST. NV
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICES ON SOUTH
side F st. bet. 9th and 10th SITS. NV, from SO
to SIS per month. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
WI + st. au2lm
FOR RENT-OFFTCES IN THE McGILI BUILD
Ing. sos to 914 q ST.. Just west Of the pa tent
onice This building contains every modern de-
vice and improvement known for comfort. safety
and convenience. All Offices have direct light
and ventilation. ty2f-2m
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FOR lighthouses

FOR RENT-BY T. BROsNAN. COR \. J. AVE
1907. 1909. iol1, 1913, 1915 n. Cap st.. new
business cor. 5th and 4 SITS NV: $50 per mo.
80 H.: s; : ave- g. 11,si ISa s5
s %ss e. aS a. frame: on K:. .Ss:s
FOR RENT-HOUsE 1928 10TH ST. NV: RS. !;
all mod. imps. in good condition $1,000 per
month W., G. JOHNSON,
FOR RENT-BY EAsTERDAY & MAILERY.
49s Is. st. ne. or. and bath. mod jumps $40. 90
419 LIST st. me-, Or. and bath, mod imps. 1000
1903 Mass ave. Me-, sr and bath, mod
$50 9Th st. ne. 6r. and bath. mod imps $500
2O4 18th st. Sc, 6r and bath, mod imps. $50
1912 St ne; sr and bath; mod imps, p. 20 90 9"
sois, sol5. soi7 sois 1923. so2s Cambridge 80
s2S ST me-: IT. and bath. mod imp $50
houses on Mass ave; bet. n; Cap. and LIST y,
sts ne . Or and bath; mol lin imp 40; :; :, 1000
auso-6t -.
I2So Boundary ne. s;room frame. 5000 30 90
427 5th ST me-, 6r. b.. ami. 20.30
1102 y. Cap. St. new 6r. b.. ami. 2b.ee
lie Droit Park NV. new Tor. h., ANIL. $500
,SsS Ct aE ORG Fl d BLISS Co is I'm st Do
FOR RENT
III YOU HAVE HOUSES TO RENT PLACE
THEM WITH US.
REMEMBER THAT WE CHARGE ONLY 8 PER
CENT COMMISSION FOR COLLECTING RENTS.
HUNTER HUNTER,
au30-1m $40 14th st. NV.
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MANICURE.

odist 1903 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHIROPODIST GOODS south OF New York au23 tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST 49, AUGUST -. CARD CASE: BLACK
leather marked ON inside c. W. Clark; contain
ing $40 In bills-1 ten, 5s, 3 Is Any informa
tion To recovery of same will be literally
warded. h. +. DAKIN,
It, 1870 y. Y. ave. NV.
LOST-TUESDAY, SO BILL BETWEEN BOSTON
House and Baum's or In Baums. Please return
to HOS X st. NV. and receive liberal reward It,
LOST-A CIRCULAR GOLD LOCkET, WITH
about three inches of gold chain attached locket
incloses a lock OF hair. Finder will be rewarded
by returning to 1910 st. au:}0 st"
LOST-ErTHER ON 10TH ST. NV. OR SMITH
soniap grounds. chain with gold heart attached,
initials l.. Z. w: small diamond setting Re-
FOUND-A WATCH. OWNER CAN HAVE THE
same by proving property and paying the cost of
advertisement Office of the RIGGS FIRE ms.
CO., 1881 st. NV. au30-ct'
LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH. BLACK CHAIN.
going from Haveners bakery, 9th and SITS. to
r. and T. depot. AIS train to Round Hill.
Please leave at Star office apd receive reward.
au:O-2t'
LOST - SATURDAY. SMALL GREEN PARROT
with long tail and black and red feathered collar
50 reward II returned to 10l1 Conn. ave. au29-3t~
LOST WASH NGTON GAS LIGHT CEItTIFI-
Gates of stock No. 22O9 for 400 shares. No. S22S
for 800 shares, issued to p. ORD. transferred
in blank by him; inciosed in n sealed nyeiope
with address Of owner. The transfer Of these
certificates has been stopped at company's Of
fee. Return to owner, 1913 Pa. NV. Suit
able reward paid au29-3t'
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PERSONAL.

LADY SPENDING THE SUMMER IN HER
home in Washington desires to make a pleasant
acquaintance with who is refined and of
good standing Address PITCAIRN, Star office IT.
IF YOU'RE BROKE YOU CAN EASILY CATCH
on to special rates for gents discarded gar
ments. Drop postal.
an3o JrSTHS OLD STAND. 6I9 d st. NV.
CIVIL CERyICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers. Send Zoe. to
s. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
anS-1m' Southwest corner Sth and SITS n. W.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Communications promptly attended to; confdcn-
wM. WILLIAMS. Manager go F st. NV. Es-
tahlished 1850. jy29-fms
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FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, 926
French st. NV, comfortable 2-story and bay
window brick house; six and bath and
large Concreted cellar under entire house. APP
ply to 91S 18th st. NV. an30- At
FOR RENT-BY THOMAS ". FOWLER,
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FOR RENT HOUSES
1901 VI ave. Tor b. eos go3 10th NV. 7r .s,a
e Si4 Is wa %saeh s i .s tS T. g
lI04 . st. g. bath. 40 rms bet L q. LIST and
624 I'd 7r. ..........2S I'd ne. ............l ~
FLATS.
$40 18th st. 5 rooms and 1855 wallach St cor l4th
bath. SlS. $50 and &25 st. 4r. bath. &c. elk so
STORES.
5l4 10Th st. 16x7a s1h 125 18th st. 1880 . SIS
COLORFD TENANTS
Rear l23 St NV: sa50 IA Pierre .ourt % 80
au:}0-3t THOS. W. HUNGEhFORD. 1919 ST.
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Mr.. Reed Answers Back.


Mr.. Reed. in reply. said that il was I'M
usual for the presiding officer of this body
to leave his exalted position and to par
take In the discussion on the floor. 1t was
even a question whether he ought to do
II at all But OF this action he made no
question
The gentleman from Georgia Crisp alone
was the judge Of this action. II The gen
tlenan did not believe that the other mem
quate for the discussion. 1t was for him to
decide when his powerful aid should be
thrown into the balance.
He Useed) regretted that the Speaker had
taken the floor. not only on general prin-
ciples. but because he had introduced into
the debate certain amount OF partisan
ship. thereby showing that though the rest
of the House had survived the measures Of
the Fifty-first Congress the present Speak
er had not.
To what had been said about him Der
sonally he would not reply, for he would
not allow this debate to degenerate into
personal question. Republican applaussJ
This was a public question. and. as such.
he would address H. He believed that the
policy Of the Fffty-irst Congress had re-
II he had that support he could do with
headed the opposition. He regretted that
the democrats had merely adopted one-half
OF the rules OF the Fffty-irst Congress-
but they were on the road TO adopting them
all He was. perhaps. unreasonable in ask
ing the democratic party 10 catch up with
the republican party within four years.
Npplause)
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FOR RENT-STORES.


FOR RENT-GO9 18TH ST. NV. WITHIN A
few doors of + ST: good business location;
STORE AND DWELLINGS; rent $50 per month ;
special terms Il lease.
au30Gt II. NJ. MORRISON. 1212h + st. NV
FOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR: 1922 nth ST.
NV; 10 feet deep; newly papered $50 per
Apply 712 It'll n. NV au2S-3ts
FOR RENT-NEw 3-STORY BRICK WITH STORE
attached: excellent place for a drug store; cor
ner of East Capitol and Sth SITS. Inquire at
office Of FRANK I. BROWNING 41G 5th Ut.
FOR RENT-BRICK DWELLING AND STORE,
with bakery. oven &C.; stable and carriage
house, 4O6 18th st. Sc. $50 per month. r. It.
LEIGHTON, 452 ID st. NV. aul9-1m
FOR RENT-wAREHOUSE PIG 10TH ST " W;
$50 per month: best location in the city for COM
mission. grocery other mercantile business.
Inquire 1854 La. jy29-3m
FOR RENT-STORE AND ROOMS ON PENN
ave. near 18th ST. NV; suitable for any business.
Inquire 13i5 Penn. ave. NV au4-lm
FOR RENT-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS
1li5 9th st. nv, 26xs6; heated by steam; will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
au4-1m' l.. s. FRIsTOE. 1898 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-936 sTH ST. NV, NEAR PATENT
post and pension Offices: five lines of cars all
modern improvements; six rooms and bath: rent
$3.50. au2p-3ts
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FOR RENT-216 9Th ST. NE; THREE-STORY;
nine rooms; concreted cellar: pressed-brick front
bay window; furnace; range; open CRATE; large
yard. Rent. $35. 40 Inquire at 21s. next door,
au24-1ws
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FOR RENT-18O5 MARION ST. NV: ROOMS
and bath; In good order; $50 80. Key at my
Office CHARLES W. HANDY, $40 18th st. II. ".
aH29-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-wEST END FLATS. 262O X ST. NV
a rooms bath, kitchen, sink, coal vault: in
good order; gas meter. Rent, SIS. References
required. aul9-2w
FOR RENT-EIEGANT S-ROOM FLATS FIN
ished In the most luxurious style with all the
latest improvements: can be leased at reasonable
price by responsible parties THE ALHAM-
BRA 1914 and 1915 Pennsylvania ave. Inquire
at store. je2G. 2S& iy1 &w&stf
FLATS - FURNISHED AND CNFURNISHED
Private bath. TIE WOODMONT, J. +. ROB-
INSON, Prop. aul5-3m
FOR RFNT-ROOMS IN THE HARRISON COR
Sd and g SITS. NV; elevator service and steam
heat and frst-class hoard in cafe: near central
departments and Capitol; will furnish apart
ments for members ~ Congress-
5e22-Sm HARVEY SPAI1DING, Room T.
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THE EVENING STAR:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-POSITION AS BOOKkEEPER OR
correspondent, with commercial house, by q
gentleman u experience; can furnish reference.
Address i. C., Star oiifCe. Id"
wANTEDNSirUATIONS FOR MAIDS COOKS.
walters, clerks. statesmen. drivers, craftsmen,
hostlers, Kitchen hands (rooms for rent. with or
without board business exchange. BURNHAM 5,
lilo 1t. n.w au26-5ds
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
CNFCRNISHED.

CNFChNISHED.
FOR RENT-1225 NEW YORK AVE. TWO LARGE
uhfurnished communicating secopd-i door rooms;
sired very light Scassfesp,as no sS' andr sS
FOR RENT-THREE OR MORE UNFUR ROOMS
ana bath on I'd hoor; a.m.i: convenient to patent,
Desirable Iao It, Nee saass. to
FOR RENT : TWO OR THREE UNFTRNIsHED
communicating, newly papered rooms second
noor good location and rent cheap to good tenant.
Apply 1916 9th st. au29-Sbs
FOR RENT-Two DESIRABLE FLATS; LARGE
has rooms. Sd floor 4 rooms; wifi rent as a
whole single noor 42S 18th st. NV. au28-lm
FOR RENT-1sT FLOOR FRONT AND BACK PAR
ior dining room and kitchen and bath; 2d-door,
% rooms 0,.,s aId bath 20 ST. n.e Apply from
FOR Rents UNPUBLISHED ROOMs LIGHT
housekeeping; heat, gus and bath; private family.
Call bet and O'Clock. 416 st. NV. au2s-3b.
FOR RENT = UNFURNIsHED = FOUR BRIGHT
esssat S sss s ass
place, near 18th and sts NV au286b'
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-1227 18TH ST. NV, LARGE SUNNY
rooms; newly papered; front and back commu-
nicating or single: furnished unfinished; LIST
and I'd stories; bath. heat and gas; good lOca-
ton au3o-3c'
FOR RENT : 1907 II ST. NV, FURNISHED
and unfurnished rooms single suite; pri-
waite bath; board If desired suitable for gentle
men or small family. au2S3cs
FOR RENT-BEACTIFULIY FURNISHED LARGE
bay window rooms first and second foors with
bath, gas and heat: also unfurnshed rooms for
very light housekeeping. 924 9Th st. NV. a2S-3c'
FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS on I'D FLOOR. Fur
nshed or unfnrnish'd: suitable for light house
keeping; adults on.y; neghborhood ,x"tlleht
Call 1909 18th -. NV. au2sIiu
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FOR RENT-1342 Dt
6H Tenn ave ne. Or. O.
$40 9th ne. Or ....2
1915 Sd sw, Or. ]
1922. lie Droit Park. 4.
huM-tit WRIGHT
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wANTED-AGENTs MAKE So A DAY. GREAT
est kitchen utensil invented. Retails for 35c.
. to sold In every house. Sample. postage
au3O-w&s4ts
WANTED AGENTs MINERAL LAMP WICKS
burn out: no smoke. SCOT. no trimming
light equal TO gas; samples, 1Oc.: assorted
dozen. 25c. B. SrAYNER & CO., Providence, RI
au29-6c
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MOAN ST. n. T.. OR. ..SI5. so
1880 t35 g Of ne. Or. ......27. 50
20. 40 l24l n Cap. 6r.......225. 80
70 81 IS r. st NV. store. As
q. so 9O1 Md ave ne, 7r,...35
L STOCKETT. 619 L st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-314 PA AVE
NV. store and dw'g. - 100
1:E9S X NV. Tor, q IN L.. 10
11l6 ] 4th NV. ar. ami. so
1905 U st NV, Sr&a III i so
1910 Riggs st NV. Yr,
am i....................4j
ia ID st ne. Tor u mi 81. 20
131722d NV. Sr. ami. 30
IL Tenn av ne. 7r&s IN I. 30
40 9th ne. Or. ami. %. 80
1gl59;h Ii ". Sr&a IN i21. 30
94l 18th NV. Or. mi. %
1115 v nv, Or. a m ~
1875 Lewis st ne, . 4 d. %
au30 SWDRMSlED
-
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tate and lnsnrance broker. lCth Ana 4 Sta ~ "

~ hot SIS.
% near n a ave. new
house aud fur. Tor $50
} 18th near v. l2r. -. 900
18th near T. 1@r.......1S0
D Nd ave near ID. Or. $50
D n ] ave near A. l2r. 100
ICES.
Desirable rooms, a.
1Aptic Coast Lins
buildinQ." AL fcoGs
!, and fire-proof. from
$40 to S3J each.
lGfo z st ........--.Sj
ORES.
i Coffee-roastinV estAb-
, lishment. with all
J machinery. SO
,l12th and E nv. 81
b to 93J
BLTS.
$1,000 Conn ave. rear. .425
, GIL l trearb. 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-25
DEERING.

Mr.. Watson and wife of Portland, are
now residents of Oakdale, having pur-
chased the house on Fessenden street for
merly owned by the Brooks brothers.
Several Oakdalians have attended the
fair in session at All Souls church, and
report fine time.
Robbie. son of Mr.. A. D. Wilson on
Fessenden street, is unable to attend
scho oil on account of illness.
Mrs. George Currier of Pennington will
spend Thanksgiving with her brother
Mrs. Eden on Forest avenue
A Car BI ockade.
Car No. 70, on the Portland and Deer
ing electric line created considerable
commotion at Woodfords Corner late
yesterday afternoon. It was about 5
O'Clock and the car had just passed
Woodfords, on it's way to Morrills. In
crossing the double track of the Maine
Central, the forward wheels of the
electric left the rails in some way, and
Immediately the large car had jumped
across the rails in such way as to block
both the electric line and the Maine
Central. The evening train on the Maine
Central from the East was nearly due, and
this fact did not add to the serenity of
tagged and stopped until the track could
be cleared. This took about three
quarters of an hour.
An italian Blown Up in the Sewer.
The first serious accident to occur in
the course of the construction of the
Deering sewer sy stem, happened about 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at Deering
Center. In the work of blasting dynamite
cartridges are used, and these are ex-
ploded from far distance by means Of
electricity. It has been customary to
lamp first into the holes cartridges with
out explosive caps; and then to put in
on top more light thy cartridge with one
of these caps, by means of which the ex-
plosion may be made. In preparing for
a blast yesterday, an Italian workman,
known as No. Z, was tamping in the
dynamite In some way one of the
cartridges having the explosive cap was
put in at the wrong time, and was
tamped. A frightful explosion resulted,
and the poor italian was thrown back.
limp and bledeing. When takensout of
the trench his head was found to be
hurt and one of his legs broken in several
places.
The man was taken to the Maine Gen
eral hospital, where at late hour last
night he was quite comfortable. The
L.. L. Ii. =
thought it could be saved.
The man is known as MOI, but his
real name is Paul Musa RUM.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-25
DEATHS.


in this city, Nov. "a. Eli S. Boothby, aged rs
years 10 months days.
Notice of funeral hereafter1
In Brunswick, Nov. IT, George Swift aged
66.years.
III Prospect, Nov. II, Miss Sarah Lttlefeld,
aged l6 years.
In Liberty. Edward Mitchell. aged 81 years
In West Bath, Nov. IL, Mamie E.. daughter
of Capt Hiram Coombs. aged "a years.
In Phipsburg, Nov -, Capt. Ellis Sylvester,
aged 10 years.
In Perry, Nov IL, Miss Maggie Lamond
aged so years.
In Hodgdon, Nov. Is, Matthew Wilson, aged
80 years.
III West Edan Nov. TO- Mrs. Cornelia Cous-
ms, aged IS years.
In North Waldoboro. Nov 10, William Wal
lace.
In Appleton, Nov. 10, Gilmore Miller, aged
So years.
In Addison, Nov. IL, Eugene N Williams,
aged "a years.