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The morning times., 1895-09-08
DISTRICT SOLDIER BOYS
One Weeks News and Gossip
Around Local krmOrieS.

Everybody in the Guard is greatly pleased
over the fine showing made by the marks
men at Sea Girt 1t was good enough to
win the Hilton trophy, but it was i'm
mcnsely better to smash the worlds rec
ord.
The shooting IN the interstate contest
was good, but not good enough to win.
The boys Were beaten on this by six
points. But the shooting Thursday en-
thused everyone. Arrangements were be-
gun at once for meeting the marksmen on
their return. This is the third time the
District has Won the Hilton trophy.
The following shows the winners, with
the aggregate scores for both the Hilton
trophy and the Interstate military match
from the first years OF the competitions.
s-n,
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out in grand style at the regular meeting
on Wednesday evening. The reports of the
Labor Day Committees were received and
accepted and all bills paid. Candidates
were initiated and applications for mem
bership and reinstatement received and
referred to proper committees for report
atneXtmeeting. Committees were appointed
to confer with like committees from the
Carpenters Assembly on consolidation, and
win meet at the committee-rooms in The
Times Building next Wednesday evening
at O'Clock, and it is expected that repor:
OF that meeting will be made later in the
evening TO the union.
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There was q large attendance at the
regular meeting OF the Paperhangers in
Harris Hall Wednesday evening.
Four new members were initiated and
several applications received.
The reports from standing committees
and special committees on Labor Day
were received and accepted.
The action III placing Mr.. Auth, the
butcher, on the unfair list was inGorscd
and the members resolved themselves into
committee OF the whole to request all
grocers with whom they dealt not to
handle Mr.. Auth's produce until he granted
the terms asked for by the Butchers.
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baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Sept Flour weak; re-
ceipts, 9,2s5; sales, 15O. Wheat quiet
and lower; No 2 red spot and September,
61 1-2a61 5-S; october, 90 1-2a62 81;
December. s 3-Sa64 12; steamerNo. cred,
5S 1-2a5S 5-S; Southern by sample, 6Oa63;
do. ON grade. 5Sa62 1-2. Receipts, 7,S46;
stock, 651 ,232; sales, $4,000. Corn
steady; mixed, spot 4Oa40 / 4; September,
80 1-2a39 3-4; October, 40 asked; year,
"a 1-4a34 12; January, 34a34 Is; South
ern white, 40; do. yellow, Al. Receipts,
s,47S; stock, 173, ,1S6; sales. 10000. Oats
firm: No. white Western, 26 1-2a27: No.
2 mixed do, 24a24 1-2. Receipts, S,627;
stock. 12S, 1856. Rye dun; No. 2, 44a45;
receipts, 6s7; stock, 61,91S. Hay firm;
1900 Grain freights steady. Cotton firm;
middlings, IA Eggs scarce and firm,
13 1-2a14 Other articles unchanged
Virginia Century, 63 3-4a64: b. & O.,
66a66 1-2; B. & o. S W. lists, III bid: do.
income A, 90 asked; Consol Gas stock
So 3-4a63 1-2; do. bonds, 6's, III bid
S1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
B. 4 o. II. r.
All trains Saturday and Sunday, September
7th and Sth.
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present on the occasion. The suggestion
was adopted.
Delegates from the Douglass Assembly OF
Engineers reported the names OF two ap-
plicaDts for membership.
The Laundry Workers reported a we'll
attended meeting OH Wednesday evening;
five candidates rad been initiated, several
delegates from the District Assembly had
been presentat the meeting, aud under the
head OF good of the order" had spoken
words Of encouragement. The delegates
further reported that they were instructed
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AMONG THE LOCALS.

None of the local bodies held meetings
on Monday, as it had been thoroughly un-
derstood that the day should be devoted
exclusively to the Labor Day festivities.
The meetings on Tuesday We're those OF
the Federation and the Paperhangers. 1t
had been decided some time ago by the
Paperhanger union to present TO the
bosses a request that new system or
The morning times., 1895-09-08

Al the meeting of the BARRIERS Assembly
IL was stated that Mr. Jehn F. Gerhold was
advertising himself as union barber. Il
was ascertained that, while Mr. Gerhold
had formerly been member of the knights
OF Labor, he had not been in good standing
for the past two years, and did not employ
union BARRIERS The meeting closed with a
hearty Endorsement of The Washington
Times.
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The following is a complete
list of all photographs not yet
delivered. The owners are
requested to kindly call and
get them.
This list will be published
for a few days longer for the
sake of those who are out OF
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THE TROOPS MARCH.

Troop A started on the first OF It's
practice marches last evening. The march
march was to Great Falls, Nd, where the
command bivoUacked The return to the
rity this evening about 10 O'Clock.
First Lieut. Charles L. Beatty was in
command. Early in the week he issued an
order for the march. Every member of the
troop was expected TO put in an appearance.
Forage was arranged for at Sl.5O per
day.
The command started at $50 from the
armOry. Fatigue uniforms, black belts and
sings and campaign hats were worn. sabres
were carried attached 10 the saddles. Each
trooper carried one nose bag, one rubber
blanket, one poncho, one woolen blanket,
and curry comb and horse brush. The
boys Will rough 1t.
The rides were decided on during the
march last June The object is 10 give
the new men as well as some OF the old
ones a few lessons ON horsenianship. 1t
viii brace the men up good deal, too.
Trunpeter Carroll, OF the troop, is at
Sea Girt He went on special duty. Be-
sides acting under orders of Major HarrieS
he viii make careful observations on all
the matches. II is the intention to organize
a calvary team to represent the District
Guard at Sea Girt next year.
The Battery is having a rest. Capt
ForsbeTg is enjoying the quiet preparatory
to the work of the winter. Lieut.. Grit
fith's resignation is in the captains hands.
There seems to be a disposition to let
things remain as they WILDE. tits probable
DO additional first lieutenant will be elect
ed. The Battery is not up to its minimum
now
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The Horseshoers held an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday evening. After the
regular routine business had been trans
acted, ,thenlembersshowedt edtheirappreciation
Of the efforts Of the Washington Times to-
wa rd making the celebration Of Labor Day
a grand success, by unanimously adopting
q vote OF thanks TO that paper also
for the use OF the hall rendered the
union vote OF thanks was also rendered
to Mr. S b. Youungling for the use OF the
large United States flag carried in the
parade. also to Mr. Thomas j. Fisher, for
accommodations rendered in connection
with the construction OF the float and
to the Yenson Express Company for use
of horses and wagons While jubilant
over the success of the parade, the union
did not forget 10 indorse the action of the
central labor bodies in placing Auth, the
butcher, and the lexington Railway on
the unfair list. and VIII impose fine Of
So on members should they violate the
agreement
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wages be paid on and after September
g. The request had been made, and the
special meeting OF Tuesday evening was
for the purpose of hearing reports from the
respective shops. The result Of the meet
ing fully Justified the predictions Of the
members All the shops had granted the
request without any hesitation whatever
The Paperhangers were confident that
every desirable journeyman paperhanger
in the District Of Columbia VIII be enrolled
on the books OF the union before the expi-
ration of six months.
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INSPECTING THE FOURTH.

The inspection in the Fourth Battalion
ordered by Mai. Campbell is in progress.
CompaDyA wasinspectedM Mondayand Tues
day evenings. The first evening the books
were examined and Tuesday the quarter
masters stores were gone over.
Company 4 has not fixed up its quar-
ters yet, and the inspection caught them
in bad shape so far as looks were concerned.
Otherwise everything was all right.
Company B, the Hibernian Rifles, was
the next on the list. Two evenings were
spent here. Capt. Jack Walsh who COM
mands this company, says everything wasin
good shape. There has been n general i'm
preston, though, that this command might
be mustered out as result of fthisinspection.
The showing made at camp was not the
best made in the brigade.
The janitor question has been settled
atIast. Ithas been worrying Superintendent
Walsh, of the armory, great deal lately
There was trouble over this. The various
commands hired tIeir own janitors, and
then refused TO let them do any work out
side the room.
The matter was reported to General
Ordway and he had it under advisement for
some time Thursday Captain Walsh put
| janitor to work. He is hired by the National
Guard and keeps the halls clean. His first
duty was to get the stairs cleaned down
and then he pitches into the paints
THE CoRCoRAN's FETE.
The executive committee in charge of
the military fete to be held by Company
| A, Second Batallian, has addressed COM
munications to the company commanders
announcing that during the fete it is pro-
posed TO have competitive drills open to
the companies of the District of Columbia
National Guard.
One drill viii be for squads in the manual
of arms, each squad to consist of sixteen
enlisted men and one commissioned officer
in double rank formation. The prize is to
| be q handsome silk flag or silver trophy.
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LWEEK IN LABOR Circles
Matters of InlereSltO to Organized
WOrkingman of The DiStfiCt.
MEETINGS FOR THIS WEEK.
sIrNnAY. sFPTEMFER s

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
District Assembly Executive Commit
tee-10 O'Clock, committee rooms Times
Building.
Labor Day Conference committ'c 3
O'Clock, committee rooms, Times Build
ing.
I. A., ll49, K. OF L.-Douglass Pro-
crcssive Association of Steam Engineers
Hall 6O9 street.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
Bureau OF Labor and workiugmen's Ii
brary- Committee rooms, Times Building.
Amalgamated Society OF Carpenters
and Joincrs-Costelo's Han, Sixth and
q streets.
i. L., No. 100 Brotherhood Of Car
penters-HaH, 627 Massachusetts avenue.
L. A, 1914. X. OF ofL.-Journeymen Plast-
erers-E Iasterer's Hall, Four-ano- half
street and pennsylvania avenue.
/. 4, 174e, X. of l. Carpenters and
Joiners-Soeiety Temple, Fifth and
streets.
l. A, 1928, X. of fL.-Plasterers' Lathers
Mariners Temple, Seventh street south
west, opposite Pentz wharf
l. A. 3456, X Of L.-Carriage and
Wagon Makers Bunch's Han 3l4 Eights
street.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. a
Federation OF Labor lastcrers' Han,
Four-and-a-halr street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Building Trades Council-Costello's Hall,
fourth floor, sixth and G streets.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
Laundry workers Assem- yden
Banding. Four-aud-a-halr street and Penn
syIyania avenue.
/ A 2O3l. X. Of L. Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers-PI PIasterers' Hall, -Four -and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
/. u. No. !. Carpenters, Joiners' and
Etafrbandcrs' 4l9 Tenth street.
Papcrhauccrs' Protective Association
Harris HaIl, Seventh and d streets.
IA-IlT3. X. Of L. Cement Workers
Harris Hail, Seventh and ID streets north
west
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
steamfrtcrs and Helpers Association
Ban 1916 i street.
District Assembly, No &c, knights Of
Iabor-Plastercrs' Hall, F"ur-and a -haf
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Protective Street Railway Union
Buuch's Han, $50 a N.
Carpenters Council - Hail, No. 627
Massachusetts avenue.
Fresco Painters Hall, 1890 Seventh
street
Plumbers and Gagftters-Ellls' Han,
Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue.
Galvanized Iron and Couice Workers
Han, No 737 Seventh street northwest.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l8.
Bricklayers' Union, No. l.-Brcklayers'
Ban, Seventh and / streets.
/. A. I7es. K. Of l., JourC5gmen House
Painters Harris Hall, Seventh and d
streets northwest.
/. A. 1886, X. Of l., Eccentric Associa-
uou OF Steam Eugineers-Bunchs Hall, No.
Bl4 Eighth street northwest.
L.A.lls5. K. ofL Mosaic and EncausUc
Tile Laycrs-Hall, 1916 E street.
Clerks Assembly, K. OF Hall over
NordiDgers store, Georgetown.
stouecutfers' ssociation-CosteIlo's Hall
Sixth and G streets.
Electrical Horkers-Han, No. s27 Seventh
street.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA.
/. a. 237O., K Of L.-Taiors.-Plaster
ers' Hall, Four-aud-a half street and Penn
Eylvania avenue.
Printing Pressnen's Union, !. P. P.-Cos
tello's Han, Sixth and streets.
LII. No. lse. Bakers and Confectoners-
Hall, No. s27 Seventh street.
Cigar Makers Union, No. l10.-Han,
No. 737 Seventh street northwest.
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The members OF Columbia Lodge of Ma
chinists, at their meeting, heartily accepted
the invitation To attend the lecture by DR..
Kent tthe People sChurch, onthe incarcera-
tion OF Eugene Y. Debs Ten candidates for
membership were initiated, and two more
applications received. After the initia
tions, the meeting resolved itself into a
fraternal love feast Speeches were made
by Brothers Whitman, Chambers and
others, after which refreshments were
served.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

There is more catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurabe. For great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by yconstantly failing to cure with local treat
nlent, pronounced it incurabe. Science
has proven catarrh TO be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires coDstitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarh Cure,
manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure
on the market 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonfui 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offeron hum
dred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Ad-
dress,
j. CHENEY & co Toledo, O..
Sold by druggists, Toe.
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Worn Them out There

"Wonder why Jones moved away from
here He was doing good business, wasn't
he?'' 4
..oh, yes-tnere were other troubles.
You know how fond be was of telling
stories?'' uI
''Yes, guess 1 do"
'WeI, he's been forced to take them to
new country''-Chicago Record.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

The members OF the Carpenters, Joiners
and Etairbuilders Union, No. !, turned
The morning times., 1895-09-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by Frank Wilson Brow n,
broker, 1885 street.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

Chicago Board OF Trade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

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unb 2ubDissbafen errsi6t uno 0erbe.
reiiunsen su elmer ldnsersn 8aft sema6t.
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fen bes 9lnfaufs bon 2anb sur gr5fnuns
bon Wsomine Nbenue tpurbe beri@tet.
Sas GfeBment seeen bic ct. Patrids
Waiienbsimatb ipurbe seitriden.
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tpurben einsereidt unb siinitis bsri6tst /:
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an bic 8ittSton SanbeIsbeb5rbe i8enfenb
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oerunB bon stephan Sonss unb bic fir
Steinplatten Seitenipese an Waibins.
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Stabtratb.
Common Sounci[. |

9on1nlon Souncil, /. Wu9uf.
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brahte cine Heiolution elm, peIde ben
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golBeicomite Su eri6einen, um iid pesen
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oieielbe ipurbe an9enommen.
gine 8eioIution bon Resan tpurbe elm.
sereidt. bic ben StaotantpaIt anipsif,
setpihe Orbinans 8erlebunssn Der
scranton Traction Gompanie in 8etreif
bon ,,Sransfers" gu unteriudsn.
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Spetlunb Strabe. stpii6en Se6fter unb
gteunter Strabe paiiifte erite unb stpeits
2eiuns. SSn Setreif Der Bropibence unt
Ibinston SanetraBe tpurbe Der Wtapor
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enbsdltis: fir Infauf Der W5beI bei
@rpitul Dampfer 60. !; fdr einen Nb.
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mar bic bonn Siabtantpalt, tpel6er an.
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ipabIen unb susIei6 auf bic neuen 3s6te
osrielben binipies. Hode reidte bierauf
eine biesbeslslide Reiolution Elm, tpeI6e
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ring Sroot Bride unb Robert Nrmitrons
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tpuroen ben reip. Gomites iibertpieien.
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panic sur Rfuiteruns bon 8rebIer Court
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pon Sart unb 9ibbons fir ben Ibsusss
tanal in Sarber's Gourt; aud su Suns
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Neuer Scbiller
Sau= nnb 9tnIeibe SSeretm.

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If ein Idrrr, psrIablidsr. ssfGaissr 9au- uuc
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Armenb beb1rbe.

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ipurben am Sreitas bic seip6bnliden
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sebuns paiiirte 8orIaee, tpeIde bsm bies
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bier ipiebersuseben.
gfad grnennuns ,tpeier @omites in
8siref Der @ei6dftsfibruus ber Inter.
terftiibuneS.8urIas grIeoisuns elmer
ansabI nnteritiisunssseiute. iOtpie Ser,
Iefuns Der monatIibsn 8sri6te. erfOIsts
8srtasune.