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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-24
A0co
For SH Kid Gloves.

About % dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves OF various
styles In tan. gray, pearl. navy, red and black.
Sizes sla to ~. Some i-button some mousuetairs,
undre ssed and dressed. Not pair sold for less
than 81, and some for 81 IS and $3.50; but tomor-
row you take your pick for 49c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-24
For Sl.gO COrsets,

100 pairs of H. & s. and Sonnette Corsets. in
black gray and white, that were 81 .25, 81 so and
$l.75. but Fridays price for choice will be SOC.
H0C.
For choice of an odd lot of Children's Vests and
Pants that were Csc. and 37lac. Sizes 16 to 20.
Dress Goods Specials
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
ttttiere 81raerwehr.

ueber Die Sirgertpebr bes @tuates Mi
mons llnO beren 8er6aIten i'm 9ien1te. fat
Der lieutenant 8afer, Der i'm boriocn 5oms
r1er 9elegentltb Der NrbeiterfratpQQe AIR mez
oDa3tun9 oe5iel6en bonn a~rteQsminiiter off,
9eoronet mar, bieiem einen 8erf6t einoez
lonot, in ipelbem er Die ftramme MQnnesz
S o. uI'fer Den SrnPPen riibmt, o6er 5eren
@Foll9el an tomeraof3oftli9em @ciTte in
@trte9r Der Sfft5iere nit ben Mannf6af;en
ru9f. Dem 4ufgebpt 6Gtten BEL ben I'm
plQe1 Der ~&Oblengrdber BON ie 100 Maa1
900 5ol9e 9%eleiitst unb bur6T6nfttli6
leten 8.8 Stunoen erfor0erli6 qeneien, i'm
otstelben an Ort unb @teue au f6affen.
S'e quite 9ts3tPltn babe Elm 8~lut0srsieBen
nacb @rt1nft Der Sruppen ber6itet.
Sn Dem &o6Iengrdbertreif pfe in benz
Strett in Puqman batten bic @trerfer beam,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Stdoti1bes.
6ieRt oen Goo Ger 6efan9enidoft
Dor

Capt. 8arca1 bon Der MarneQfr. zStdz
tton bra9te geftern in @rfa6rung, baB ein
9etpiher 5rant Stetnberg in Dem britten
Stod zines @ebGubes an Der Sal1teb1trdBe
cine 2otterie betreibe. &ur3 na9 8 u6r oes
Nbenos betaiqtrte er ba6er bic 9olt3iiten
8eGenta, 9olDen unb SinertD na9 ienem
@ebdu6e, lin Stetnberg BEL @%elegen6ett in
6aft gu ne6mer. DIS 1e befTen Simmer be-
traten, trafen 1te ettpa Elm balb 9uenb MGnz
ner uno Srauen an, tpel6e an etnem %9riinen
Slide I'M @elb Qotto fptelten. On benz
Grbe oeS Slides faB Stentberg urb t%aiitrte
Die 9elber Elm ober 5ablte fe aus, ie na3oem
tbm bas Slid ld9elte, pber feinen 8Gfteu.
Die Poli3iIten ertlGrten, 1otpie 1ie eingetrez
ten tparer, Die Sptelbube fir aufgeboben
unb Die Snfaifen berfelben fir per6aftet.
Nb1eits Dpnt Slide ftano Elm iunges Wtdb=
den, Waggie Slad nit Ndmen, nel6e5
Dem Spiel 3ugef9dut, dber nt6t an bem1el=
ben t6eilgenDmmen bate. &aum berna6m
fte Die @orte Der 9oltat1ten, baB tie ebenfaIs
oerbaftet fei, al5 fte NIT etnem SaB auf Den
@tmms zines offenen 5enterS fprarg unb
i'm 8egriff ftdnO, aus elmer !9D6e BON i6er
30 SUB ft9 auf bic 9aIftebtraBe gu 1~tiir5en,
als goli3tft 3euenfa ite nod re9t3ettig gu
fafen trie9te unb in bas 3immer 3uriid3Oq.
W}it GROCER W}ibe bra3te man fe nit bert
@nberen in etnem acknowledgement na@ Der
Mtorne1f til. @@tatton. 0prt Iagte ite, baB
iie ft9 aus Dem Senfter itiir3en tpoQte, I'm
ii@ Der 8erbaftung gu ent3ieben; 1ie fet nur
0ur9 3ufaq in Die Spielb0ue gerat6en.
@apt. 8arcaG iteqte tie pieber ouf freien
SUB, tpGbrenb Die Nnberen it9 Dor @eri9t
berantpprte1 miiI1en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Der OrudfoboIo.

8erGin, g. g. ga, ipenn Dem 9rudz
tp6Olb bei3ufommen pGre! @ber Fel6ft lie
umftur3DorIuge bat ni6t einen ~ein3igen paz
~ragrapben, Der gegen feline uner6Drte Sent
beng geri6tet lit, alfNitelt, einfa4 ipetl
bies fir nirfungSlOs gilt, @el9e Mittel
gdbe es AUDI 8, g. gegen feinen lleberlnut6,
penn er iiber cine gef9GBte &iiuirlerin I'M
YreBball6eri@t bes 80rien : Courier fa9t,
btefelbe lei btel erz 1tatt Ii m pprben!-
Sm 8erliner 2pfal@Nn3eiger bom %. So
Illar miro er3dbIt: vNm &urfir1 tenbamm
befpe9ten it4 3ipet angetrunfene Mdnner,
oeren elmer etnen 8lumentopf in Der 9an5
9telt. 9teier 2eBtere mar berdrt %betrunft11,
ogB er 1u9 ni3t aufre9t6aIten tonnte," SIS
ut oo3 b09t fonberbar, baB es 19on be-
truntene 8lumentDpfe giebt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

Sn Colorado BADEN ii9 geitern 5pet
MitgIieber bes Senats, peafe uab N3iGs
nit Namen, i'm SiBungsiaale ge79tagen
unb M}tus bat Dem Yeaie nit benz Sintene
fab elm Sod in ben Sept 9eporfen, 81
nun bonn StntenfaB ale MeiSbett ausflieBt,
10 pirb ii9 bielGet9t bel PeaIe baS Sintenz
faB ais Niirnberger Srt4ter erpetien.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
6ewi6enhofte Braut

Nu9 auf elmer f%leineren prooin3biibne
nolte ii9 cine S@aufpielerin ni4t tiifen
loRen uno OerbOt, al5 ite neuli6 Das @retz
4en iptelte, Dem 9ariteler Oes Saut, fe in
Der S3ene i'm @artenbdus6en gu fiifien, @r
fp1e i6r nit BEN Worten nSreff ib 0i9!"
bic 6anb ret3en, bic ite bann nit Der Nrtz
mort Better Mann, bon 6er3en lieb' i9
0ib!" ergreifen nole, @efragt, fpes6al6
tie 10 3uriid6aItenb fet, anttportete Die Stint
lertn: SD babe btes metnem 8rduttgam
unb einem meiner Qie6baber peripro9en. "
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Shdb=O

9o5 idbrIi4e @3o3<surnier Der SIT
notS GbeB Nfoctation" begann geItern I'M
Security Building, 9d es f9mer(ib aGge@
metn befannt 1T, baB ft9 bier in Chicago Elm
itdrfer @4a9z@lub beftnbet, 70 mao6en mir
BET oieIer @elegenbeit barauf aufnerfIam,
8erf9iebene Der beten S9QbIpieler Nn1ertz
fa'S tpObnen in G6icago. Nnlo8 8urn, 8, g.,
Mtanager Der Goats S6reat Company, 1873
Siftb &pe., bat in Derf9ieOenen ~tnternatios
nuIen Mettfdmpfen BEN @ieq bopon qetraz
gen. Nu4 Der Miuiondr sSames Morqdn til
etn gutter @9a91pieler, bod fat er fi9 jeBt
3uridge5ogen. @r fptelte einmal nit gu
dertort un0 8etoe tonnten chamber ntGts
anbaben.
8stern purben bier Sptele geIpteIt.
g}a4ftebenb geben mir cine s3uiammenitelz
lung Der @eDinner unb 8erlierer:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

- Ser prdiibent GIeOelanb bat getern
Die iibIi4e @abinetSftbung unb Der GpngreB
feline @erbanblungen bes 9e6urtstageS
8aibington's tpegen nt9t ausfa1en IaHen.
9as 1T gang i'm Sinne %unferes @2orge
gebanbeGt, Der feinen 9eburtstag au4 ni4t
nit 5aulen3en enttpeibt 6at, to es Di3tigere
@taatsgef9dfte gu erGebigen CAB.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

blidte mir bas NntliB beg ulten Better
rei9ers entgegen, befen 8ieberfeit uns DOR
nenigen StunDen auf benz M8arcusp1uBe
70 beito9en bate, baB mir uns 51 einem
unoor ft9ttgen @4ritte berfi6ren IieBen,
Der mir aaerbin9s bds intere7anteIte Mbenz
teuer Dermtttelte, tpel4es i6 ie in @enebig'S
ge6eimntBbpQen Mauern erlebt babe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Ser ternnifne @enntnr Mfna mill

- Ser terantf9e Senator MiGs !utG Gil
Der u@unOrD GtDiI appropriation Sin" ben
&ntrag ite1en, Der Regierung ben 8ertauf
BON petteren Observation-Disclosures
gang unb gar gu berbieten, 9amit nerben
bic Sreunbe Der SEEM gorfer 8antiers aus
Dem Often, Die bO6 felber 1auter @elbiGde
finO, gang un0 gar nt9t einberitanOen fem.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

n0ti6te Did ouf" 1T cine BdmiI6e Grnab=
r1lln9 al Oteienigel1, Die goit5 berll1ter iin6,
obte 2tppetit un0 %entmut6tst. 2ber sic Qlrt,
III wet6er 6OOb's SariopartQa ben I6ma6e1t
&orper oufbout unO suten Qlppetit siebt, lit
mu1berbQr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

= Nus Der @o6nung bes 8DrIenmatlers
s. 8. Nafb, 329 Nfblanb 8oulebar6, lta9z
len Gtnbre3er getern NbenO @ertbfa6en
uno &leibungsitiide gum 8etrage BON $500.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Sn Stem Norf nerben ff6 an biesf1

- Sn Seem Oort merben fth am btesiGbz
rtgen r@t. PatridszOap" bic Srldnosr Das
@uf3ie6en ibrer SABINE ouf Dem &at6bouie
pertnetfen mii1en, benin Der 8ef6ln5 Der
@taatSgeieBgebung, tpel@er nur mod ba3
@%ternenbanner auf ben itGbtif4en 8e6du=
ben bulOet, it geitern bur6 Die 1ntscf3rift
bes 9Duberneurs W1ortpn @e1eB gspprber1,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

Mir finb bur9 ben 8ater'f9en 8ert6t
gan5 angenebm enttduf9t. Dir batten bis=
6er INNER bic Weit Botnt'er i'm Nerba6t
ge6abt, bes famerabf9aftli9en @etftes I'M
umgange nit tbren Manni9aften gu ent=
bebren unb nun tlagt Elm @eit Potnt'er Die
Mtli3offi3iere Der Stetf6eit unb borne6men
3uriidbaltung IN. @s pirb tpo9I itimmen.
CD Elm Mtlt3offt3ter, Der nun felten emma!
bic Uniform anbat, bGlt 1tb bann glet3 fir
Elm groBes Sbier, unb blidt auf bic Nt9tz
betreBten bornebm berab, tpenn ftA 0arunter
au9 btele %befinben m0gen, Die, tpsln ite bie
l1ntform ausge3ogen baben, cine bel hDbere
gefelf9aftli9e Stelung einnebnten, ais
pte Der rGDrnel" ober rMebbf9er." Nber
penn es au9 lauter arme S9lrdet pber
2eute nit i9pteItgen 9Gnben, pber 9a0en@
biener pdren, 10 ftebt Dem Offi5iere Die
Selbfi6erbebung bO6 f6le9t an, SIN ftez
benben Seer bringt fretli9 Der itettge Ser
fe6r Sfft5iere urb 9emetne me6r Sufammen
unb Die Qeute tennen it6, pobtngegen Die
MtGi3foIOaten unO zOffi5iere, Die nt9t tag
tGgli9 matchmaker umgeben, ii9 fremt
bleiben. Nber Die %ungepObnte glGn6enoe
Uniform Dir0 bod no6l etpas oamit gu
t6un Baben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
GiPenBa&n~ &aRrpRdne.

Gbicago & gtOrthtpe fterM= @tI cub nbn. - Gifet
OtIces: Ytos. 206-209 Glorfs5traBe, al ber
D9tle9 Aoenat Stotion uHo em 9epOt GGe @eas,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

9eites Tan1iIien=& atarrbmitteI: 9Ssb's
0tIIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

cSte gtt6eIsVIate!- gSeu Bort Gbtcaau
Mmo st. &nMissGifemb9b
Depot: gde @Iorf= unb Slp6Ifter GtraBe.
'969lIt. i 1d9hd5, ouSQcn. count N6foDri NnfIInTy
&btcogo & @lenelouo Wt0iI & GrpreBI+ 1855 W{I ZOO u
gsen Norf 8 Bolton GrpreB 49,. 81. 200 sd 9:S5 81
gfelp yort q 8oito1I @EpreB .......F 9:20 81 8OOM
We9eu Der Sobrpreiie posr @etter in S9Iofp6oeu rifh,
tet AnIra9en oil 8. Gborue. 9inst.sIseHt 1919 GIorfsgfr
Gel 389 Drain.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
| abfabrt anrunfs

ii q; amtunit. '7:s5 b.. $3.50 W, fioo5 IT.,
l5 g99, W.; mn l6; 5Sre VI; "a H. .s:l = III r. . $iao,2 y; m
+4:I5 g., +1l:So u. Nniunft: ITO 80 st, +2l5 g.,
1855 g., tl1:1o @.-'IdgIHe. tGd9Iids, aus9enpmmen
9onntaeS. E9dglib, 0toItogs eus9enommen. tag.
lid, Somitoos ouS9en. a 2d9lid nab ST. 9Oporb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

6eute Mbenb UNI 7 1 2 16r perben ue6ez
mann uno Sonnenf3ein um ben /. unD 2.
pret8, unb So9niton, 8albnin, Mebinus,
Ybtutps, Self unb Stu6fieIb UNI ben 8.
BretS fGmpfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

GSbtea4O, MtiItr aufee C ct. Saul tIembobn.
W StoSt=2idet-Stfice POI ~GIort=StraBe; Selepboue
2l90 Wtoin. Union 8aiia9ier sStntiOu GanaI, Adams.
nuo MtoblIpu=S trQRe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
linton pahen9er Station.
YUGnnSyIVdnid LinGS.I
MOants., GamaI. MMo WaoifpME@ Sc.

&idetsOftets: @n ber Station, in 24S 9. Glarh
StroBe @de Sad1pH, uHb I'M NubitoriuuIs9 oteL-
Sur9s3lge tohren mie foIgt mad &entrol=3eit:
eS1olih. tS1aIih nu8nennu1men Gonntons.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

gD2tG'9"1t G%entreT, n. 9. 9 {, p. nnb 3 3
~ u. 8. g.-rSbe giagara Sans HSute". 9idets
Offices, 81 glort Ctr. uub StatiOneu II. ctr. unb 9art
gt0D. q. Ctr. SO. Ctr. une 9nbe 8arE
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

beren 8unbesgenp1en, Die Mitglteber Der
vNmerican 8ailtpaD linton, bur9 ibr 9e>
paltt6Gttges 8ene6men unb bas Partri>
ergretfen bes 8DbeIs fir tire Sadie 6as
linen anfGngGi9 bpm 8ublitum entgegenz
ge6ru9te MobGppllen na9 Nnft3t bes 8e.
ri6teritdtters berI9er3t. Die nnbrau@barz
ma9ung Der Mei9en unb bas SeItlegen Der
g%iIenba6n3iige fet BON Streitern, bas Snz
branbIteden unb pliinbern Der @agea bonn
Sanbagel gei4e6en. Die pDbeIrotten bdt@
ten aus etnigen @i1enbabnleuten urb elmer
gan5en Menge Strol9e b%eitanben, DEM
Nufgebot our Nieberperfung beg @uffunOcs
in G6icaqo bGtten 87.4 Pro5ent Der 1rup=
pen ent1pro9en unb 9 @tunben fetsn bur4z
T9nittGi9 n0tbig %gepefen, UNI na4 benz
S9aupldB Der Inruben gu ~gelange1. Sn
G9icagO feien 3 Sffi5iere unb 7 Geraoine
bernunbet norben, Elm @emeiner lei auf Der
@i1enba6n ~Derungliidt, elmer an ben Slats
tern. ge1torben uab elmer ertrunfen, Die
3ruppen bdtten 8efebG gebabt, ni&t sur
8%eletbigung berdus5uforoern, li3 in Der
8outredung Der @efebe gu bef@iiben, unb
i'm NotbfaIe gu f4teBen, bann ober au@
ni9t gu fadeln.
M}tt ben 3%eugbGuTern 1T es iebr f4ledt
beiteGt. 9te1elben ge6Dren ni4t Dem @tuate,
ipnbern ftnb iGmmtIi9 gemietbet, mas 3tpetz
brttteG bes geTammten G~elbuufpanoes fir
Die 8iirgertpebr berf6ldnge, 3pei CUTE
3eugbGuIer befibt bas 2. Snfo1terieregiz
ment, ems unb nod ba3u Elm f6le4tts, neil
ibm cine Rettbobn febIt, 8atterie s., in bere
feGben Sage beftnbet fi9 8atterie u. uno fiir
bas /. acknowledgement lit ein 3sug6aus
i'm 8au be9riffen; bic iibrigen 9erbdnbe
6e6elfen Ii9 nit re9t armieligen 3eug4duz
fern, Die nibt eigens 5u bieiem 3pede err
rihtet purber. Sen meiften s3eugbGuiern
feblt es, ba btefeGben ii9 in Der Re9eI milten
in Der Stabt unb i'm biAtbebauteiten SbeIt!e
ber1elben beftnben, an paffenben, nabebei
g~elegenen Grer3ierpldben. Sir Tdmu1tli6es
in @bicago tebenOelRilitdr empfte9lt 2ieute.
nant 8afer Die 8enuBung zines ein5igea
grDBeren 3eug6aufes am See.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

Omaha, Ses Mpines, 9enoer,
StDur @ttD, Salt Safe, Gon1
SranCiscp. YDrtlauo.
Vlad Stus unb 9eabmpo6. ......
@llnton uu0 @ebor Rapibs .......
9ulutb unb Sbe SuperiorS .....
ct. Yal1l. Wtinnenpolis .....,..
WtobiiUn nro NoromeIt ........
WruGna. Otinn., un0 Sios9ofot
SOluo un0 9afoto
Sono bn Sac, 0lbfoih, Ncenab. (
&reen 8op, WenomiuCe.....
SiDtoih Nppleton pno ST. Somart
&iblauo, SurIcp, Be1femer, Srona I
ppoo uno &btnelouoer. ......
9ibfofb, Nppleton, ST. Splraro
Otorquette uno 2ofe Superior.
Miifn0ufPe mn Rocire - Whf
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

NbtcaSo q @6Ftertt SutnntS G~tIenbabR.
Etdet.SfFces 230 GIorf.Str.. N~ubitOrlum.auueI
Hno Roiia9iersStotiou. 9earborHs uHo 8OIt-Str.
G99ltb. fSoHutogs ouB9eI. Abfohrt Anfuufi
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
II [Fl gzxZ2 SHORE R9!y15zz

NBieaao,. Ro6 SsIanO & RaciHe=Sabm.
BofnsiersStatton BAN grreHs5tr, Elm gIod
nhIIn OOm BDoro OF Grobe. &idetsGfice: 1o4 GlortItr.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
STATE HORT|CULTUR|STS.
They Meet and Talk of a Dried
Fruit Exhibit for
Atlanta.
The Zante Currant Revived and Re-
ports Heard on Orchards and
Auction-Rooms.

Several topics of interest to the fruit
growers in the State were discussed at the
meeting of the State Horticultural Society
in Assembly Hall, Mills building, yesterday
afternoon. President B. M. Lelong called
the meeting to order, ard there were pres
ent the following members: f. W. Maslin,
w. B. West, B. N. Rowley, Gustav Eisen,
R. P. Rixford, II. Overacker, E. J. Wick
son, Theo Deming, Ed M. Ehrhorn. Frank
A. Kimball, T. Ramsey, F. w. Crandali.
Dr. Gustav Eisen spoke on the subject Of
aThe Grapes of Corinth and Their Rails
ms" discussing the Zante currant and the
suit now pending in the United States Cir
cult Court, in which S. l.. Jones & Co. are
contesting the duty on shipment of that
fruit.
John P. irish followed DR.. Essen, and en-
couraged the members with a hopeful out
look for the sustaining of the duty.
A. P. Van Duzer. attorney for the i'm
porters, was invited to speak. He did SD,
but did not make much impression on his
hearers, as he was not on their side OF the
fight.
While the Zante currant question occu-
pied the largest share of the time, the
proposition to popularize California fruits
in the East was the subject of practical
interest. d. M. Carman spoke to the sub
ject He said it was a mere question of
making California dried fruits popular in
the East in order TO get the Eastern trade.
He suggested cooking school with head
quarters at Chicago and a branch at the
Atlanta Exposition, and asked if the State
horticultural Society were not the proper
body to take up the matter and carry it to
final accomplishment.
r. P. Rixford said he was member of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

the committee that had been appointed to
take up the matter OF an exhibit in the
New York fair but that he was not aware
that the committees duty went beyond
that plan, which had been abandoned.
President Lelong favored the idea of
practical exposition of California dried
fruits in the East, and agreed with other
members who declared that the usual ex-
hibit of fruits in cases and glass jars had
become rather stale.
cit is only necessary" he said, "to show
the people of the East what can be done
with our fruits when put over fire by a
skillful cook. This plan will be exhibited
heartily in favor of the matter being
pushed by this society of placing our fruits
properly before the people of the East
The subject was further discussed by
several members, and the president was
empowered to appoint a committee to take
the matter in hand and report plan
which will result in the populariZing of
without the necessity of advertising any
grower. The idea prevailed that contention
between growers would be avoided by plac-
ing the control of the exhibit in the hands
of the society. who would arrange to pay
the growers for the fruits carried East to
be used in the demonstration. The COM
mittee named is composed of @. III. Allen,
L
A resolution was presented favoring the
holding of the State Fruit-growers' con-
ven tion in November at Sacramento. But
no &C ton was taken in the matter.
B. n. Rowley and E. ]. Wickson, the
committee appointed to investigate the
subject of profitable life of fruit trees in
California" submitted a report stating that
very few responses had been received to its
requests for information owing to the fact
that most of the orchards had not attained
sufficient age.
III. Weinstock, president of the Califor
MIA Fruit-growers' and Shippers Associa-
ton, reported that the association has sue
cessfully carried out the reform in the
direction of issuing daily bulletins show
ing the fruit in transit in order to prevent
Cutting the market. But the idea of con-
solidating the auction salesrooms in Chi
cago and New York has largely been de-
feated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
A SOUTH SIDE NIGHT.
Grand Parade Of Bicyclists to the CO.
lumbia Square Mass
Meeting.

lum bta square Mass
Meeting.
The South Side improvement Club are
making great preparations for the big
mass-meeting that will be held in Columbia
square and Folsom street on the evening
ofSeptember 5. A large number of South
Side prbperty-owners and those interested
in the proposed Folsom-street boulevard
have been selected as vice-presidents. H.
B. Russ has been selected as president of
the evening. Among the speakers will be
Hon.. James G. Mcguire. A. Branch and
G. d. Shadburne. Other speakers will de-
liver addresses in favor of better streets
and the bituminizing of Folsom street.
There will be two bicycle parades, prob
ably such as has never been seen before in
this City, and the two lines will meet at the
square. One division will be marshaled by
Captain Burke of the CALIFORNIA;.
In this division will be the California
Club, Liberty, Polytechnic, Alpha lin
bloomers), Monarch, Lowell High School
and South Side clubs. Accompanying will
be many unattached riders. The line of
the parade will be from Twenty-second
street. down Folsom to Twentieth, to Shot
well, to Fourteenth, to Russ, to Columbia
square.
The other division will be under Marshal
Korn, and will consist of the San Fran
cisco Road, Bay City Wheel, Outing,
Waverley, ROYAL, Imperial, Sunset,
Golden Gate and Camera clubs, besides
many unattached riders.
ALI of the "bikes' will be decorated with
Chinese lanterns, ribbons and flowers.
There is the keenest rivalry between the
two divisions to see which will be able to
get 1000 wheelmen in line.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
CARPENTERS AND JO|NERS
New and important Bylaws
Were Adopted Last
Evening.
No Member Allowed to Work With
a Non-Union Mantle
Labor Council.

The Carpenters and Joiners' Union No.
% held an active meeting last evening and
initiated 125 new members, making men,
bership of over $50. 1t was the last meet
ing at which new members could be ac-
cepted on a 50-cent initiation fee. With
but little discussion the new bylaws that
will be added to the old were adopted.
The new provisions will have an impor-
tant bearing upon the work in the carpen-
ter line. In the first place, the working
card system has been adopted, and all
members in good standing must be pos
sessed of the little red pasteboard showing
that his dues are paid, at least one month 8
on each quarter. No member will be al
lowed to work on job with non-union
men. and the standing of any one can be
easily determined by the working-card.
Under the new bylaws eight hours will
constitute days work, and the rule will
be strictly enforced. For ali work done
overtime must be paid for by what the
carpenters call 'time and half" For
Sunday work double time will be charged
ALI fractional parts or day, instead of be-
ing paid for by the hour, shall be paid for
at the rate OF a quarter. half and three
quarters of a day. These rules will go into
effect on September Is.
The four carpenters unions in this City
control fve-sixths of the carpenters, or
about 1000 mem bers. The carpenters state
that work is fairly good, and this fact be-
coming known throughout the State.
where there is but little being done in the
building trades, has caused an influx of
carpenters. The City is now flooded with
members of the craft who are sadly disap-
pointed. AS fast as possible the new
corners are being taken into the fold.
The American Painters and Decorators
Union was last evening granted repre-
sentation in the Trades Council of this
City. The latter body Endorsed resolu-
ton recently passed by the Union for
Practical Progress, and which was pub
lished in THE CALL, which advocates
municipal ownership of telephone, tele-
graph, gas, streetcar and water systems
The Musicians Union complained that
the Golden Banner, Swedish organiza-
ton, is hiring a non-un1on band for its
parties and picnics. The matter was given
to the executive committee with instruc-
tons to do missionary work with this
society.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
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