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The Lamar register., 1899-03-01
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The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

The California Legislature last week
passed law imposing neavy pen
atty on newspapers for publishing
cartoons, or pictures Of individuals,
except by permission. Public officials
and (other) criminals are excepted.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01
! am yours respectfully,
An HoSEsr RUN SEIIlER.

At the inaugural ball in Sacramento
four years ago, men and women got
drunk on the high wines raised by the
state, and 4the actions OF some Of them
were shameless This year senator Cut
Ter proposed an amendment providing
that no liquor should be furnished at
the ball. He made ringing speech, and
the amendment carried without dis
senting vote.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

Senator Platt said that this com
try. since its birth, had always an
nexed whatever it wanted either With
a .'club or cares Mckinley evi-
IDENTIFY intends to try both on the
Philippines as be has both Dewey
aud Hobson there.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

II. .he nnderigned, hereby promiss. With
God. held will ah.tAin from ali iuto2ieAtins
liquors as beverage. ipeludins vine, beer es
cider; that will not make, sell or give thea
away for such uses that Will not allow NJ
premises. Dor any premises suhiee, I" my ooa-
troll TO BE- en- iloysd for their msnafaesnEs, sale
or use a. bsveraEes that ! will sarurssly ea-
doavor. hy all honorable means, 10 pruHota the
cause of total abstinssce-"
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

The Nebraska Legislature announ-
ces that it balloted for senator with.
out change, We presume they want
the country to believe that money Is
not necessary to carry ou a senatorial
campaign there like it seems to bein
most of the western states.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

California is trying new legislation
this year. In addition to the cartoon
bill they have enacted one making it
a misdemeanor to treat man in the
saloons.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01
COLORADO W. c. 7. U.
rIME 81 rnAYER-Nean.lls.
BADGE-A knot Of white Fibbon.

METHODS - Preventive. esipeAtional, evan
gelistie, soeial and LEGAL.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

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chine Couip1ny IA eoEsssfs-
tianl PiSinslii,
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01

1t is the unexpected that always
happens in France. just as every
one expected the republic to die, it
suddenly grew strong.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-01
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The evening times., 1899-09-12
AT THE THEATRES.
Lnfnyette-Washburn's Min,

ette-N
That Washingtonians are fond of seeing
blackened faces and of hearing end-men' s
jokes cannot be doubted by anyone who
spent portion of yesterday evening at the
Lafayette which was then opened for the
season by Washburn's Minstrels. One Of
the largest audiences ever assembled in
Manager Painters house witnessed the en-
teItainment given and appeared TO enjoy
it immensely. AS matter of unyarnished
fact the performance was put together much
as a farmer packs barrel with apples-the
best on top: Thus the conventional first part
which was given in the conventional way,
proved to be the equal of anything of that
sort seen here recently, Cool Burgess
whom old-timeTs will have no difficulty in
recalling; Willie Patton, Sam Horner, and
Henry Hickman established themselves as
comedians, while Harry Meyrich's rendering
of The Girl Loved in Sunny Tennessee"
was really pleasing.
In the olio, however. there was Hot so
much to commend the specalties being
generally of an order to satisfy bucolic,
rather than metropolitan, gatherings. The
three Bartels, acTobats, failed in their fcats
as often as they succeeded; Cool Burgess.
monologuist followed laughing song with
an amusing stump speech; Willie Patton
assisted by six other entertainers, did some
reasonably good dancing; Leliott, Busch,
and Leliott, musicians, made a hit of nc
small proportions with what was really an
admirable act; the Bartels appeared again
on the Mexican ladders; the three Brothers
Hickman furnished a fair closing turn
and the Harner Brothers used clap-sticks
and squirt guns on each other for half an
hour. TO the great delight of the gallery.
The Washburn Minstrels will give matineas
on Wednesday and Saturday
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Musician Jean D. H. Moeremans
Orders for Street Work.

The District Commissioners issued the following
orders yesterday: The following work to be done
under the permit system:
Reset curb in front of 400 Fourth Street north
west, at estimated cost of $40.
Reset curb and lay cement sidewalk on the
Street front of premises at the northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth and X Streets, northwest, at an
estimated cost of Sl04.
Reset curb and lay cement sidewalk in front of
1918 Street northwest, at estimated cost of
SIS
That the following work be done under the
assessment system, the same having been duly
advertised .rn, .
Set new granite curb on bodh sides OF Street
northwest. from Eighteenth TO Nineteenth
Streets, abutting lots in squares 142 and I43
fronting on said Street between the limits
named; estimated cost, ,0i5.
Set curb and lay brick sidewalk on the
north side of b Street northwest from First
Street to LeDroit Avenue, ahuttlr@ lots in block
II, Stellwagen and Edmenstorfs addition TO lie
Droit Park, fronting said S Street. between
the limits named; estimated cost. SI010.
Reset curb and lay cement sidewalk On the
south side OF Yale Street northwest. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth Streets. ahutting lots IL,
II. 13. IA. -, 1G, and II, sfbek 81, Columbia
Heights, at an estimated egst of Sii3.
Tunlaw Road northward from Schneidcr's Lane
will be graded and the material Placed in
Thirty-seventh Street Southwark from Back Street
by days labor, at an estimated cost OF 81, ,i50
chargeable $50 To the deposit 0f p W. lIuide-
koper 5000 TO the appropriation Tor Thrty-seYenth
Street. 1903, and $G0l 10 the appropriation for
repairs 10 reads, 1903.
Sewers are to he constructed in the south. east
and west mine-ioot alley of sqlare G-3 and along
First Street northwest b1tTCon ii and j Streets.
and along Ii Street. from First to Seeend Streets
northwest AT estimated cost of sS.5Sl. charge
able to the approrriatieu ier replacing obstneted
sewers. l90n. -
|! New flooring will be laid Bridge No. l9 on
Argyle road over Broad Branch, at an estimated
cost of sl,D cI,ar2eable ta the appropriation for
construction and repair Of bridges, 1900.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
a speefaI Order Corrected

The following correction is made in the pre-
vious announcement of the attendance of the
local Encampment, No. Go, Union Veteran Le-
gion. at the national encampment at Baltimore,
by Col. Hannibal ID. Norton, commanding En-.
campment, No. GO:
Through a misunderstanding l announced in
my special order OF last week that the grand
parade of the Union Veteran Legion al Baltimore
would take place on Thursday afternoon, the l4ti
instant when / should have said Wednesday af.
ternoon, the 18th (the first day of the national
encampment).
Il should have stated also that in the event
of inclement or rainy weather the comrades OF
Encampment. No. 60, and The Henderson Drum,
Fife. and Bugle Corps would proceed direct 10
the Baltimore and ohio depot. instead of assem-
bling at hall and marching to the depot.
''Encampmenis. No. ll1 and %, and Auxiliary,
No. 32. Ladies OF the Union Veteran Legion will
accompany 10 Baltimore our special train
at $50 a m, Wednesday, 18th instant
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Hfjou-VaudeviIie.

The vaudeville bill provided this week
at the Bijou by Manager John Grieves is
even longer than usual, though yesterdays
audiences did not seem at all mindful of
this fact. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sidman
whose new sketch is called Back Home"
serve as headliners and prove unusually at
tractive ones. The remainder of the pro-
gIamme introduces Lew Bloom and Jane
Cooper, in "A Picture From Life" Hanley
and Jarvis. in a comic dialogue; the La
Velles, in their ''Knick Knack" dance; Sal
mo, in novel act; Barney Barnard He
braic monologuist, and the Bijou Stock
Company, in a second edition of the Hol-
comb Grieves burlesque, Dewey Home
ward Bound" Matinees daily
The evening times., 1899-09-12
WORK OF THE CENSUS BUREAU.
All Rut Twelve of the Supervisors
Have Been Named

All Rut Twelve of the Supervisors
Have Been Named.
All but twelve of the supervisors of
the Census have now been apopinted.' said
Director Merriam this morning 10 Times
reporter, "and the work of sending out
banks for the use of the enumerators is
progressing rapidly. The appointment of
the supervisors has been mainly delayed
on account of the disagreement of Con-
gressional Representatives on the person.
mel of their respective quotas. The delay
has been increased also by the absence
from the country of Representatives who
have failed to send in the names of their
favorites for appointment There has been
considerable scramble for these places.
which are regarded as the piums of the
Census Office The appointments yet to be
made are scattered in every section of the
country, the State of Texas having four to
name.
The practical work of taking the cen
sus however, will not comence for six
months. The organization of the census
takers into a systematic working corps IS
vast undertaking. and will require much
Of this time. An army of clerks and COM
pliers. stenographers and typewriters have
yet 10 De employed ana drilled into service.
The number of these TO be put TO work
from time to time will depend upon the
returns from the field so that the en-
pIoyment of the clerical force will be slow
and gradual, as the returns justify the in
crease
Experience with the former census has
demonstrated that the office force at Wash
ington was never at its full capacity until
months after the work of enumeration
commenced
The examinations for these places are
proceeding here and elsewhere on an aver
age of about forty at each examination.
There will be three examinations per week
in the District until October 1, by which
time it is proposed to close them tempo
rarily at least The average successful ex-
aminations thus far is said to be about
80 per cent of the whole number ex-
amined.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Hydrantx Not Delivered.

: W. A. Mcfarland, superintendent of the Dis
trict Water Department, has written to the COM
missioners requesting that unless delivery of the
fire hydrants under the contract with Andrew
II. Haig, be begun at once and continued at a
satisfactory rate, he be placed record as a
failing contractor, and his contract be annulled
Twenty hydrants were to be delivered under the
agreement within sixty days from the date OF
execution, and the remainder at the rate of not
less than twenty per month. The Commission
afterward extended the time of delivery thirty
days without penalty Under the contract it ap-
pears that fofty-fve' hydrants should have been
delivered up TO the present time They are need
ed particularly for the business district of the
city, where there too few of them for
the adequate protection of business houses frola
fire. The contractor has been informed in ac-
cordance with the letter of Superintendent Nc
Farand. g,s o.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
His Lie Was Saved

Mr. J. f. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal
Mo-. lately had wonderful deliverance from a
fiehtful death. In telling CT it he says: .'I was
taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pncu
n,onia. Ny lungs became hardened. l was SO
weak l couldn't sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me- l expected to soon die of Cons,lmp.
ton when heard OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
One bottle gave great relief. continued to ust.
it, and now am we'll and strong. can't say too
much in its praise This marvellous medicine is
The srrest and quickest cure in the world for all
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 80
cents and SI.0o. Trial. bottles free at Henry
Evans Drug Store. 9Ss ST.; every bottle guar
alteed.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
John F. l.. Devoe,. Funeral

The funeral of John F. L. Devoe who died
Sunday, will take place tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence. II49 Eighth
Street northwest Rev. DIR. Samuel Domer pastor
of the English Lutheran Church. will conduct
the services, and the interment will be at Ar
lington Cemetery, where the G.. A. r. and L.
5. Grant Circle will conduct the services Mr.
Devoe was siNty-nine years old at the time Of
his death He served through the civil war.
coming to Washington at it's close and working
at his trade Of painter. For the last fifteen
Years he had been watehman at the Treasury
Department lie was member of Rawlins Post
No. l, c. A. r.. past lieutenant colonel of Ham
cock Command. L. '. T. and an honorary mem
Der of L.. S. Grant Circle. No. l. Ladies' of the
G. A. X. He leaves widow and one son, Ar
thur III. Devoe.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Mr Moore Denies the Charges.

Mrs. Mary Elise Moore, in filing suit for d.
vorce and aiimony against her husband, Peter
II. Moore made several sensational charges yes
terday, accusing him of cruelty. brutality threats
to kill her, infidelity. etc. Mr. Moore said 10 a
Times reporter today: The charges against me
are unfounded, and when | have the opportunity
to file my answer will throw considerable light
on this affair The allegations are unwarranted.
and when my story is presented | think that il
will vindicate from them completely
The evening times., 1899-09-12

The first of these was dubbed 1.-The Paris
Exposition, and the third was known as
The Great Rubie." Between the two
came the olio, in which were seen George
Yoeman, monologuist; Crawford and Carl
ton, comedians; Kittie Raymond, serio-
comic; the Washburn Sisters, vocalists;
Cooper and Reynolds, laugh -provokers, AMI
the models in living picture arrangement.
The show is worth seeing. The Amer
lean Beauties" follow
The evening times., 1899-09-12
A WheeIvomnn Iniurcd

Miss Linda Eagle eighteen years of age, whose
home is at 31S Street northwest, was knocked
down, run over, and injured by the wagon oi
John. F. McGinniss, of 14l2 Thirty fourth Street
northwest. while riding her bicycle, at the cor
ner of sNnth and ii Streets northwest yesterda,
afternoon. The accident is said to have been un-
avoidable Miss Eagle was picked up in faint
ing condition and removed to her home in the
police ambulance. 1t is said that her injuries
pof
The evening times., 1899-09-12
New Things
In Lace Curtains.

Nottingham Lace Curtains,
inches wide, 3 1-2 yards lol
regular price, $1.69.........
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Biz yards long. 60 inches
wide, large scroll pattern;
regular price. $2.25.......
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Brussels effects, patterns, full
B1-2 yards long; regular
price. s3.00...............
100 pairs Real Point d'Espr
tEins, Irish Point, or En-
broidered Borders, Ruffie
Edge; worth S2.10........
100 pairs 31-2 yards long
Point d'Esprit Curtains TO
match above sash curtains;
worth ss.50. Special price.
- pairs White Irish Point
Curtains. fun 8 1-2 yards long,
regular width; worth $500.
Spscial price.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
point quality. patterns OF Sax
1ny, Brussels. and Tambour:
regular price s4.00. Special
nripp
The evening times., 1899-09-12

Lafayette Square Theatre Washburn's Mnstrels;
evening.
Academy Of Music-Mrs. o'shaughnessey; even
ing
The New Grand Vaudeville matinee and even
ing.
kernans Lyceum Thcatre-The High Rollers;
afternoon and evening
Biiou Theatre-y Vaudeville; afternoon and even
ing
Basehali-Two games. Washington VS.. Cincin-
natl; first game p.
Glen Echo-Burnt Cork Club and fireworks.
Glen Shge--hIusic, and dancing.
Chevy Chase Iuminations and dancing.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Patents for washinrtonians.

Washington inventors We're granted patents to-
day follows: Tolbert Lans.on, assignor to
the Lanston Monotype Machine Company. of
Washington, d, C., for type-casting and COM
posing machine; Edward A. Butts, for vapor
moisten and close envelopes; John d. Miller. for
mail collectors recorder; Alfred F. Schultz
for an aeetvlene gas generator
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Chevy Chase Lake.

Those who want To go to spend the evening
where they will be certain to have thoroughly
good time should select Chevy Chase Lake as tbe
place for their evenings outing. The fairy lights
have lost none Of their novelty and their charm
Dancing IN the big pavilion is easily the most
popular Of all the amusements at the lake Prof
Donch and his musicians are on hand every cven.
Ing from 80 TO l0:30 p. 10 play all the new
ssltzes aud two-steps
The evening times., 1899-09-12
s. KANN, SONS & CO.
9Th and Market Space.
EXCURSIONS.
Electric Trains for Mount Vernon

The G. 4. r. veterans and other straurers IN
the city who have not yet paid their wish 10
Mount Vernon make the trip very quickly and
conveniently 10y taking the electric trains of ,to
Washington, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon Rail
way. These trains leave the station at Thirteen
Hnd-a Street and Pennsylvania Avenue every
hour from 10 a. m 10 3 p. m, making the run
IN either direction in only fifty-ive minutes
These trains give an excellent view Of the river
and pass many interesting points along the line
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Not a Lessee. But Agent.

John r. Moyian, proprietor of the Owen House,
who viii answer to a charge of assault and bat
tery for an alleged assault on Henry A. Leh
man, in the Police Court on Friday said this
morning that the statement that Lehman was
one of the lessees of the hotel mentioned was
incorrect. He states that Lehman is only the
agent for Mrs. Mary E. Moylan.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Kernan,s-"The High RoIIers >,

What was really the best combination
that has appeared at Kernan's recently
came to that house yesterday afternoon.
when first-class audience sat in judg-
ment on the performance furnished This
vas divided into the usual three parts.
The evening times., 1899-09-12

Police Sergeant Sprinkle, of the First precinct
left the city this morning for visit to his for
mer home at Winterset, Iowa He will be gone
twenty days, and in that time expects to renew
his many pleasant friendships that existed dur
ing his earlier days Sergeant Sprinkle has not
been visitor at his old home for ten years.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Personal Mention.

Assistant District Attorney Hugh T. Taggart
who has been absent from the city for a few
days on business connected with the Distric;
Attorney Office. will return home tonight.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Graud-yaudeyflle.

The Chinese Minister and his suite were
to thoroughly fill the New Grand last
night, when that house began its second
season in vaudeville. That this assembly
an assembly notably above the average in
intelligence and culture-Shoulda II have
found in the programme offered much to
commend and comparatively little to con-
denim may be taken as an indication of the
character Of the bill. Nothing more con-
sistently enjoyable could be desired.
Four headliners are advertised in con-
nection with the entertainment and three
deserve the title. This trio consisted of
Lillian Burkhart, George Wilson, and the
'.Streator'' Zouaves. Miss Burkhart has
a new sketch, entitled Her Soldier Boy"
which could not more effectually conceal
her undoubted talents had it been written
by an actress friend. Mr.. Wilson's jokes
are not Of recent origin but, told by him,
produce laughter. The Zouaves present the
most stirring act to be seen in vaudeville.
Their drill is marvellous and is gone
through with in such 4 manner as moves
the ordinary mortal to almost constant ap-
plause- The filling in of the programme
is done with Edna Bassett Marshall, who
is assisted in giving her turn" by small
sized speciality company; Flatlow and
Dunn, whose work would be better with
out the cakewalk with which it is begun;
Arthur Amsden, an excellent cornetist, and
Mile. Salina, whose dancing is remarkable
but hardly as graceful as might be-
The Grand has been much improved since
its closing in May, the changes made hav-
ing been described in Sundays Times.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Ute euenine Gimes
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Il. 1899.
The Weather Prediction.

For the District of Columbia. Eastern PennsyI-
vania, Delaware, and Maryland-Fair till Thurs
day night; probably cooler Wednesday night;
fresh south TO west winds.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
To Examine Washington Paving.

4 SPECIAL committee appointed by the Newport
News, Va, council 10 investigate the paving of
other cites will include Washington in its timer
ary and will probably arrive here the latter part
of this week
The evening times., 1899-09-12

wagon a committee TO take charge of the es
tate of and care tor the person of John Kane.
The evening times., 1899-09-12
TEMPERATURE.

temperature AT p. 10
Highest temperature yesterday, 5 a.. m.........72
Lowest temperature yesterday, a. go
The evening times., 1899-09-12
Marinc Rnnd Concert

The following programme will be rendered by
the Marine Band, at the Marine Barracks this aft
ernoon, beginning at 4:45 O'Clock:
March, up Go the Stars and Stripes Norris
Overture, merry Wives of Windsor 49, Nicolai
Incidental music to Henry VIII Sullivan
Saxophone solo, Fantasia ''Old Folks at
Home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MOeremans
Musician Jean b. II. Moeremans
Selection, "Boccacoio'' Won Stlpne
idyi, Aarclssus Observation-Disclosures. .Neyin
Intefmezzo. .'RuSse'' Franke
Waltz, Beautiful Blue Danube Strauss
Gems of the Sunny South Iseman
Hail Columbia ......................Fy Fyles
The evening times., 1899-09-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
A City Hall CaIIer
To Care for Jobn Knne

Seth, SHEPPARD associate justice of the Court
Of Appeals for the District, was al the City Hall
today.