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~ R SA 2SQ1ITS. W.W..8 005 AL
o ty to get a It alo
orts~lw N UF st. .w.
USES; ARGAINS; EAST
terse;fiMandt6 G a.*.; 7 -eem; l
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FiiR 14LE -HANIi)OME NEW THREE-8TORY
bri-k dwellinar. 1813 19th at. .. ; thirtses tooS
and bath room. ali latet iniprovements:; badmomly
do-orsted. carefully bailt ander oar perseesl super
YtAiom ad arot-claan Ia every rease; houe opan fer
SR M'LF-TEREE-qTORY ELEVKN-ROOM
bric dwelltar with il ned. timps. well located
A. w . cOUvennt to leak IN. cable care; tWo-Story
hick stable o pre f es.
# T a bRUTE 90 D
MK NALFINE LARGE NEW DWEILING
with All latst tmprovements. In fam.e-ale cw
*i-- For pa"'ieulm. sA em spy
TYLER &EUYEERFORD.
_oe.4w* 1207 F . I.w.
To SELE AN EUATR PPO
PL s. W.i 18t*. 81 1t At. aw. Apply
to Dr D . OGDEN. Eanener. ISM P 9t. w.
MR MALE.
elsiin of fo
and c arl7 Tke isml 11e1
am d the house. built by Chiri m. toof I
very best costrmrtie sad werk.m. Is eom
tains 14 rons and asp cleaami to reams and bal.
For ts maed o t to
Atlimeay for ls Owne .
sIt SALE -PLEASANT ROME IN DELIGETFUL
lorality; hamit fIem Tresasry Darat.
tha aim brick and itoem ho 1.0
E wand ren tme T. A.
ARIN I.benAtR etm..nar e.i
FoIm that v. 2?8 to 328F st ne,
b . r. 19,000b ft and 53 In
610to 6. dave .. .1.N
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I MALF--ECFLLENT OPP ORTUI TY FOR
K I man in a naw lncalty; Enfllsh batestint;
lost taboel; with all mpoder iomprovements; 2M m
at n Fe . l Mnton). Filow. Tertes reasnable.
Wlla,.,o rent.
?W.tad A. P. PARDON. (1 11 14th t a.w.
DP 0ALF-EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
A phyierlan, in a new locality-English bsmement.
Justtnt.4yt. with all mmlern improveEmats; M B
Of. tic. (Vhilnirton t. - e l"W teatna V esmOMsa;le
aotire. A AP . FA t -4th st.w. c e 2w
IL't)l MALE,-TMI FWLLTOINOT NWY O4
FRONgT RFan In E mE 151 and 37M NEW
HAMPSHIRE A n,. iA aeve Dupont Circle. For
peaR ALF, PLEAS.XT OIME IN DELIGHTFUL
=1r#y; 11ie ainutes from Tresury Depart
ment. S-e thAm sice bek-h and stoe houses .000
en 0.00orer I ad 3 eta. n.e. lEchington).
Will ao ret to desirable tenants.
T. A. IARDING. Ohio Bank building. northwest
corner 0 and 2tb fn. oc22-hW
R ALE--BY 8. H. WALKER. 47PR LA. AVE.
683d t. x.e.; 9 rome; new; all 3ad.
t-Pe. oell-3m
A MALE-S-8TORY BASEMENT BRC
Lincoln Pat . ........ ................6go
Mtore and dwelll. 34 it. a e..........60
-ta. count.T, . o. c i............... '
1.st-,r'Non ai . r. st 1 w..
b rtcy V. lfrk. 1-kh t. . a. ........
Wores sad dwrelw. Nu.m. * a 9 rer cent bagia.a
1 *2 rooimsa a st*Wh3oiy ad baismeAt.. OM,~I
brick. .J.PAL106.41b st nA. r.....
e aaslook foe Red Key and sig f
BROS. A CO.. o F At. A. w. ce17-r
FOR SALF-PANOS.
SSAL.E-AT A ED''TION A HANDSOME
MAOGANT-CASE IPRlGET #IANO: iaedonly
a few weeks; will sell a Intaaamaa-te -e a liberal dis
count te eh.
A4-tf THOMSON'S mrsic STORE. M 11th it.
]R &AL
~dna r agerems oeyday
tIo. They occupy room which Is needed
for the sew asepo's productions. and we
asr bsiolls to close them out at ev les,
Agrese io prompt bue. ethem and
make As an ofer. They will sold AN
SANDERS & STAYMAN
?g Me-hmieim. [41 O- F ST. S.W.
RALI; " atey 4kS&
towwod co opeese atiuag bas t
Wtcanal so'dbe ".ed. 'E"..e..
covrse e-lte *a tir cah
I. F. DROOP.
n33 0 Pa. ave.
FR MALE-A STEINWAY SQUARE PIANO IN
Aoed coetion; seven octaves; rosewood eame;
@iA. Inquire at the (Gats Lodge. esidal?
cr. 7th is ad Florida ave. ne. nS
FR Ai.Z
A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
DON'T NEGLECT TuIS OPPORTUNITY.
Cne of our hsbet mrad. Bradbury Upright Grands.
alhrhtlr shop wor.n but entirely perfect in toe and
Ca-; Circasaan walnat. of AneSt pattern; full, reo
mUat lone quality. Will sell for les than hal te value
os @10 monthly la=.amenti.
F. 0. SMITH.
A manufactur Bradbury PIanos.
f'E ALE-AT A EAT REDUCTION. ANEAU?
sItu: baml walnut cahinet gudutgtpao
used only isa weeks; ban ful teoatem~~
toe. duplem sounng bo== l iwery hula; war
iated for the full term hept In nebee of ohm.,
for 'm e; i Ptoduu andgesser WOO5
asE. . DROOP.
a33 #mum. ave.
P A SPECIAL BAnnaINI
A masmllent uprisht grand pIano in 5 aesim=.
esw; lrime rm; as octmve.; Sne. eletioe.
fol aesd mtad y t Cas whie etlsi
r.ms i'hit. Anto.lokn ta n i2% t tu~m*
PIe. W~nocmas or7 asm tim.
E. F. DROOP.
m33 Mmmlmmav.
R PA0 AT ASA CEC TO A ruP
' AntU arTER. 1'INRBTENsA
N. AT 71.93D NIT.ER. . E.7
lR ALZ-EA! iAAINS; FINE REW OR
emfully we atd o Oand - l e
BRO.'8. 7th is. a. w. oee4
FOR ?ALF-IPE9IA. AnnaIN TO CLOBE OUT
ahadmie stye am ao;e oese
toneo andl in elegant ecost new UU: will besu
TEA PIANO IxC=hN& WAND 20030,
ors m3 P...ple..sa.
Vol MAI-OUR SEIOM-AND PIANOS ARE
&sll reps dmal to new ad seldeeean membhly
-R SALEUNOU Y U W nama.
R EAN FINE4L EWINE ARAND
immed are to
cel plush sem .ii
PIANOS:
3 sras. Emiltrea baame, reaessed -. hewood
.m...oae...ahi.,.r......m..se
m1Mlg at 620. made kg aneda psambm maha
me..... 1a.....0..4db ,a=i....rn
W.GU. Mumien & C.
e..a ...12... '-=N.W
TIn PUBLICS VIENM .
Why "The 88e," WIn so ot laeee so
Everybody TmeMrrw.
Gaturday's istmsn-pge SiAn will be reptet
'ith Attractive and entertaining artich. en
uemeo subjects, besides giving a graphio a*
Must of the political situation throughout the
mtire country, by Tas un's special carre
pondents and the pres associations, and the
ineral news of the whole world. The follow
3g are a few of tomorrow's features:
rITH THE ANIMALS (Iflustrated).
Some of the appropriate and artistic quartM
to be built for the inmates of the Zoo.
L CHURCH ANNIVERSARY (Illustrated).
The Gurley Memorial Chapel to have acelebra
tion tomorrow.
USSIA'S POLICE SYSTEM (Illustrated).
Interesting facts about the greatest detective
system in the world. by Frank 0. Carpen
ter. .
1q PERFECT TASTE (Illustrated).
The woman who dresses to suit her individual
style.
NDER THE EQUATOR (Illustrated).
Some glimpses of life on an Amnasalan
steamer. by Fannie I. Ward.
UCCESSFUL WOMEN (Illustrated).
How they have made fortunes in business
pursuits.
EXT TUESDAY'S BATTLE.
What the great politiea parties are ighting
for, and how, where and why each hopes to
win.
AUSON OF ENGINEERS.
A peculiar Frenchman and his am-abserbing
idea about the international park on the
Potomwa date.
M8 PURPOSE MURDER.
The head center of the noted Mafia Society
in Sicily.
'NCLE SAM'S CATS.
How hundreds of them are employed by the
government for official purposes.
AMING OF THE SHREW.
How it will be played by Coquelin and Jane
lading in this country.
ROP YOUR MAIL AT HOME.
Turning out private post boxes by thousands
for everybody.
l A SCOTCH LOCH.
*n interesting story.
EAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
A proposed public park In the southern part
of the city.
FIE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Interesting gossip about foot ball, bicycling
and general athletics.
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A very large gathering of friends looked on
oterday afternoon at the marriage ceremony
Miss Anne McGowan and Mr. Richard Victor
ulahan at Trinity Church. Georgetown. The
gh altar was brilliantly illuminated by
ke numberless tapers and fragrant and
nsutiful with a profusion of white roses
1d yellow and white chrysanthemums.
be ashers. some of whom were pro
esional friends of the handsome young
roon-Mr. Cornelius Gariner. Mr. henry
emp Mr A. J. Clarke, Mr. Chas. W. Curtis,
r. Chas. Cropley and Mr. Will McGowan
ere kept busy seating the guests until the
-ival of the bridal party. The reverend
ergT,in white surplice* and stoles, awaited the
ride a coming on the altar steps with the
rom and his best man, Mr. W. S. Stockbridge.
be ushers preceded the maid of honor,
isa Katherine McGowan, up the
sle. She was prettiv gowned in
hite India silk and carried a bunch of yellow
irysanthemums. The bride, came into church
ith her father. She was most becomingly
ressed in a trained gown of 'ivory white crepe.
er tulle veil was held to die hair by pearl
ins. Her fowers were white ebrysanthemums.
Rev. Father Scanlan, 8.., assisted by Rev.
ather Roccofort. 8.J., offiedated.
The wedding reception held later at the resi
mee of Mr. and Mrs. McGowan was attended
sly by the bridal party and the relatives and
as a handsome event.
Mr. and Mrs. Oulahan started away last
ight for a trip west, followed by thagood wishes
legions of friends. They are going to reside
1738 V street upon their return and will be
home to their friends on Tuesdays in De
mber.
Miss Lucinda A. Mann and Mr. W. H. Webb
ere married on Wednesday evering at the res
Lence of the bride's parents, Mr..and Mrs. John
[ann, on Pierce street, in the presence of a
rge gathering of their friends. Rev. Mr. Dv
n of Galbraith Chapel officiating. The briAe
as attended by Misses Mary Adams and Char
>tte Mann. She wore a dress of cream-colored
loth, trimmed with passamenterle and Irish
oint lace. She carried a bunch of white roues.
[er presents were both ornamental and useful,
rid among them was an elegant silver tea serv
e,presented by theclerks of the citypostoffice.
Iter receiving the congratulations of their
iends Mr. and Mrs. Webb went to their own
ome at 423 1st street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Browning will be glad to
ieet their friends at 831 Missouri avenue. Miss
atie It Hipple of Reading and Miss Luiu E.
iilkins of Syracuse are visiting them.
Maj. and Mrs. Banger have removed to 2020
street.
Lisut. Juan S. Attwell, naval attache of the
rgentine legation In this city, left Washington
iday for London via Liverpool, whence he will
til for Bnenos Ayres, returning here in the
pring.
Mrs. P.. H. Goddard of No. 1410 17th street is
isiting her sister, Mrs. John T. Huntley, In
lamaroneck. N. Y.
Mr. John T. Cam of Scales Mound, IL., and
lisa Jennie Shearer of this city were married
I 9 o'clock yesterday morning. Rev. L. B.
Tilson performed the ceremony. Immediately
iterward they left for a week's sojourn in lli
ols.
Mrs. James V. Lawrence of Yonkers, N. Y.,
visit'ing her mother, Mrs. E. D. E. N. South
orth. of P a~etCottage, Georgetown. Her
An enjoyable birthday party was given by
Uies Margaret Weir at her parents' residene,
36 Arthur plc, last evening. Music and
ancing were kpuptill a late hour. Among
se featurus of teevening was the donkey
amsa. After the games refreshmeants were
erved. Among those prset were the Mis....
ala Wilkerson, Ada Olver, Nina Cross, Mrs.
unie Stevens, Mrs. Watson, Hannah Robereon,
tella Carbary, Nellie - Reed, Mr. Harry Plow
man, William Blausagarten, W. N. Wlggenton,
~wuld Schneider. Frank K. Sahl, A. M. Her
sri. ItelL. Fred Frsaiur, James H. Weir, Jack
.Skeen, George Steppe, Thomes Weir, Willie
reir, Tom Oliver..
A private wedding took place at the residence
f Mr. Julius Bien of 821 west 57th street, New
ork city, on Thursday, November 8, at 11
a. Simon Wolf of tis cty was married to
lis Amy Lichtenstein, nisees of Mr. Bien. On
heir wedding trip they will sto at Albany,
lisgara Falla, Chicago and St. Loi. return
gto Washington about November 21. Mr.
a.r.Wolf will be gt homse to their friende
Wednay from S to 5 during the smouth
There was a pretty home wedding last even
ag at the r-side-- ot Mrs. Lydia Epy. m0
laryland avenue, that of Mr. Albert andp~
CrelWhithall, both of Ceead
bride,.attended by Mss Maud Eplyas
said' of benor and RisLissie ofne .
IIaIhvill, IlL, as beid---ald entered the bhna
itsilly deeorated parlers on the arsa of the
romwhere the Rev. Mr. Fries of Bylnd
1.. L rh perferased the esressemy. Mr.
taricap ac mted as' beet man. The bride
eroe a **...ia= robe of whits ena.
evr imased ist bee bad ertisd bridereses.
fielm-eyeasired in evuam ik trimmd
uihp~ busdeuidI France resin,
ad heommi, isDaner, were white ilk
ad earried Marsmal Rlreses. Afterth
esemony a recepisa was hld ad a bemme
slotbos usred. Mr. and Ms. Oeup
teat sit ead Sf the week em aselms
th ,Pistmrg hubeehk
E~smee ee- deaed (basie
en, b ,weI. edah s
iU 0ashes,,N n
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
P100 .m2"#Iag
O331 TO AN 1 LAUGE AND SMALL
tate th a LEI.D
ILw. ee._1lh ad se. s.w. MI-1 1
.500 W O IOAN ON REAL ESTATE
amounts Qnd fr 5%to; apert: % tate"esuw ta
bVen ht r h. Address k 30lc2Wts
MWONTY~ TOLAN AT a ANDSP39CENTON
Larga a spee Also sents of the
feled ecrit TrstCoumayorPhiadePhia. will
%oa 7per cmtof Valsrepyable in i tmtmab.
F. M. SMITE & S0.,
-ord6fl-tr 14187.. n.w.
uNEY TO LOAN AT a5N ERCl.I
AT FL AN ECUNT. IN
csamt sait em
or1~ha& 10( t at.
SYOUWANT XON1 O LOAN
S 1perty ieta
And ra wely or men hy permes;
no Noofpee re.0sid ; o e. ]
MOXXATIT'T^"
*EAL ESTATE Tas DIsTaTOr.
U. . ROLTZMAN.
sIMf Cor. 10th and 7 ts. a. w.
E HAVE MONET TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT
an viro~d"& fo" aom y ny duo-.
i~Saim *S OE Y IiA WA 6 fJER EN
7th -ia___.___
e r notiel We m ath a
lNt4 lTOul I. AT & AND It ERa
ho D.au t real Voeere K
sav. 7 n7t.07se. mcw
DP~~t! bUPWARD10 01
LOA N-WA EN N BALTT O 6E AND
psefe O CHB 0 .. F7RAN..
ONMEV TO OA IO TY YN
* fl~ ave. nw. OEah-.
foNEY To LAN ON REA T T O FIlm?
where the scurity d.
spit i GREN. -317th at. t. w.
g. t DAiEskO A = F mt. Ial.
AND St PEit ENT- dNET O LA IN AN
DWn Apprhve real ese within tA.
and dan loam "al~t % ~ ogf loans r
9Z_ J0 I i 1h072DW
ONE TO MAN I ANY SU7PDRSIREDAT
salpapinri; ....
41.-8 1.33 K see. a. W. Ta .NT
REAL 2
eseCO T0OS E WAGGAMAN.
ONEY TO LOAN
estae i s to Suit, at loetrajmonappwwreal
Mo.] ra140So Ot. nw.
y
SIIoorING STARLS.0
C
A WASIWOW LULLAn. LI
BIeep, baby, sleep. b
Those echoes long and deep,'a
You must not heed for the cause is plain,
These men are shooting to bring down rain,
Bleep, baby, sleep.
3
The stock exchange-a horse trade.
the janitor to the boy who blacks shoes. d
"Yas, I i." '2
"Well, I's glad ob it. Ef dab's anybody dat
needls a heap ob bringin' up it's you."
The fortunes of war seemto be accumulated
Principally by the gun maker.d
The little Boston boy was heating the story
for the first time.
"Ahnd what do you suppose Jack found when
the beanstalk grew?" said his nurse. d
"I know"0
"What?"
"Some pork."
0
Quoth the 'rmmeany feline, "Now who are a
these men
Who bid me defiance and rail?
I really believe they are trying again
Tote atn canFtomy tal!" 1N
1
"So, sir!" maid the poet indignantly, "you re
fuse to gave me the treatmant due a bard."
"No." replied the editor; "I do not. I am
perfectly willing to treat you as a barred poet." e
Little drops of water
Brought with dynamite
Are not compensation I
For a sleepless night.
"I can't understand it," said the businems a
man.
"Is Charley in debt again?' asked hi. wife.
"Yes. If It ever comes to a pinch I'Wl turn
the busineJto him." i
"Why?"
"he has kept me paying debts for him till he
an command a biger credit than I can."
5
AIAONG TEE RIVEE NEONT.
ARBI VED.
our-esest shoofer George A. Mcadden. Bath.
Cp. iallyns. from the Keansbec river with
.Te of tle. United o ates tug Thistle from
Maryland Point for supplies. Three-mast schooner J. a
. whkas BaltioysCspt..Bert. thrten days roen
tavanash Ga.. with 350.00 feet of heavy timber. A
from S ahas Vad. M p .
Cum ber.. Done Q. from Crte . witd.
f f lkm be i anN is
v t rom p iarh. a win 1
uothteammanyI Knweum'ThNow who. 3.m
P. th or hia. Capt. Alesaderl
Wh Mihael anwa n pa ye I
Gf~ Kno Phad1hiade t.Ct
d o tin a n tow a i"
fuet ive weth tra n duf ays ber ."boe Is
DN. rh Iam
shh
CaptAnnakoni, m
is~about A
D:~~ean us, wemme, fhem lt. Marys
Leer best Sarah Jam., Aj--na-uta. Va., Capt.
Seldee. to Aquis creak. Passe. Evaas. Tappahan
mock, to eSmithes creek. Vs. Schoner. Magpie, Cr1.
5s.cap Motlda.to M.ahnda- Schooner Little
.Pagnlist Carbett's Ulmiratum.
"I have a statemsent to seahe." said Corbett
yesterday in New York. "and I want ye. all to
hear It. I want to fight MliteheB ad I'D yeet
him next Septemaber. And he's thgoly mea
wBil meet in Septeamber. Yes see, P'm the
chamspion of Asia, ad I am seedly to ds
feud the title agmiast the ehaempten er Z-st-ad
or the eamples of Aestral.
"Now, them, who is the cpa .1 e Austra
lie? Both Goddar4 and Jmaea esim the title.
When thisettle the getica I'D meset the
xeonadhampion. Af tr Nitehell, wh.
he lamaled me ease at Minse's Taest I
want a whaek at himn-la the worst way." a
.e+
Isesph r4.h..i~a cf X=g.4a u sittaa
te seeepndest that s -het ct
Ugamda by gvmtweal he at ease
5'eowarny end ''.
The ort c et each etc Lns ha
taad a w iensm IWa
gise .Se the ata
ishm ansMIe~q~
A =-e.e
sh vn.A:e
THE CITY'S STREETS.
O Fiebiger Give. Soe Iter.Wt
ing rigure. Abot Thn.
REPORT OF A YEAR'S WORK.
Bow th City Eas Grown as Streets Nave
Dean Improved-A Protest Against Grade
Cr..a=g--Proviasoa erged tor Eantadlag
srees Beyond the City LMtse.
Capt. G. J. Fiebeger, assistant to the Engi
neer Conmissioner, today submitted his annual
report of the workings of his department, em
bracing surface improvements, for the secal
year ending June 30, 189M. The nature of the
work, together with a statement of the appro
priations and expenditures, is shown in detail.
Ali the streets in the schedule for 1891-1892 for
improvement have been completed and a sum
mary follows showing the amount of work done
since the last annual report.
. Then follows a table of considerable interest.
given below. It shows the condition of the
streets of Washington and its suburbs on July
1, 1892:
Square rards of surface.
C 8ty Suburban .otal
Sheet asphalt . 1. 75 7.025 1,573.06
Coal tar concrete
"ad ,lsttllate.... M45.219 ......... .2
Asphalt block ..... . ' 59.58 11M 1.425
dtona block.
grantt. and trap. 54.157 23.241 867.396
hisan rbbl 30.51.......... 319.01
macadam . '.K.917 47% -2% 333.139
Total Imprved. 2 42.4b6 ..........
Total unimproved. 1. .05O ...... ......
The rough stone, macadam and most of the
trap rock pavements can only be considered as
temporary im ovements and must eventually
be replaced with some better material. They
are difficult to keep clean and in repair.
The distribution of the improvements in the
various sections of the city is shown in the fol
lowing table:
V Ir
a;4
nTREET EXPENDITUnXS AND INCRECAMIZ IN VAL
UATIONS.
Considering the rapid development of all mo
tions of the city the appropriation for improve
ment of streets for the next 11scal year should,
he says, be at least, 0730,000; of this amount
abont $=5,G0O will be necessary to complete
the schedule of the present year.
The effect of the improvemenis made under
the prsnt form of government in shown
brel in the following table. The two periods
have ben selectedCapt. Fiebeger says. because
it was durin the firast that the old wooden pave
ments laid bythe board of public works were
being relcdand during the second that the
improvements were extended into sections of
the city never before improved.
Taxable valuations-1878, $80,798,025; 1885,
$89,315,007; 1892. 4133,641,25&. Increase 1878
to 1885, $8,516,982: annual increase, 01.216,711;
increase 1885 to 1892, tk44,82,251; annual in
creame, 06,832,32L.
During the latter period the annual appro
priations for street improvements averaged
8474,285
DISTRIBU1TING TR EILovEXENTs.
In dividing the total amount of the estimates
among the different sections into which the city
is divided two points'have been considered and
t I I
I ~ ~ -t1
~~a-.
Ti o he cit tea prpato for m-' rove
metof tet o t"henxto ficogershould,
Ithe sybatet "7000 oftis amodunt
manuto er0,00 d wi b neesry toh Thmpet
steee of the ptreet lyerv dfta
mTheeffect fn theaimroen maeune
the e fomo go.m~ernet Ise ahwna
breflk dien the lown tabld. Thd stwoeesdridg
h.av e vesete.atFebege sayso beus
ib was during rt th amt el ooenave
Te ladbte boar of pulcwrswr
Imrement s wiee etenedInto esectoso
Taxable valuations--87 08,76,25 185
ton1885, 08,16,62 annalasIn.ra, . 01...
sea = 0i 1 oflire embasbmm osets.' mawy of
hsrests of the eburan Subdivisions es
paved, and the esd be a fond for eeneet
epSe saeflar to that in the siy. The abed
via gven s o appni bas bea made in as
with t suggestion."
anace eWaM, ALLre AMD anmg
This appropriation was expended in pad
Ing streets, aMIes and roesa when the owners at
abutting property were willing to pay a the
coal of grading in exems t to enats a cble
yard. It bas been prici expended I ses
streets of suburba. sM o for wich us
other :=on Was mods,
As theme re made to eform to th
a of the ci a ad arn being dedaed Is the
ict, I 9ve the appropriation bs a Mins
one and should be continued. I have accord
bigly recommended an appropriation of
020,001.
rn m sterm.
It bs evident. he ways, that at the present
rate of extending the improvements it will be
years before the streeta are improved in somay
parts of the city and suburbs. The permit
system was devised to enable ty owners
who were iling to pay for thse
to have them ahead of the regular
By paying one-half the cost of the iproe
meant property owners are now to
secure sewers, sidewalks ad a7 pavement.
There seems to be no good reason te mame
system should, not be applied to roadway pave.
ments, and I would therefore recomnd that
this item be again inserted in the estimtes for
1898-6L
Of the 0165,00 appropriation for the im
provement and repair of aeys and sidewalks
and construction Of sewe and sidewalks 0 121.
958 was alloted to the surface department for
the improvement and repair of alleys and aide
walks. In addition there becme available dar
in the year about 025,000 more, which was
paid on work completed during the year.
cOxCARB? PAVEMaNTa.
On July 1, 1891, the total area of concrete
pavements was 2,411,449 yards. They were laid
as stated in the following table:
caeser cal tar. Ahakt A= Total.
11..... .017.......... . .7..:
11 79. 5r,71
................. 10..
Total... . I1.. 2,411.4E
The coal tar concretes were laid fromn 1971 to
1879 under several different patents at a cast of
from e2.:7 to . per square Oard. Iwle
INt laid about three hundred 8a0 sixty thou
sand square yards of these pavement. have
been resurfaced with asphalt and are now clasi-.
fled as saapbalt pavements.
The coal tar distillate. were laid from 186 to
1889. at a cost of 92 r sure yard.
Asphalt pavements hae henlaid Since 1872;
theTrnidd sphlthas been consdeedthe
standard pavement since 1878. 'Ihe cast ha.
varied from .75 to 3.76 per square yard
but for many years the p~rice has been i2,25
per square yard with a sf-nhconcrete bae
and 02 a yard with a four-inch concrete or
bituminous base, exclusive of grading, M..
Asphalt block pavement. have been laid sine
1878; the price ba varied from 4 to 02.50 pe
square yard, but for several years has been 01
per square yard, exclusive of grading.
All pavement. laid since 1878 have beme i
in repair by the contractor. without cost tote
District for a period of Ave mr.The repar.
after the guarantee period webe madeby
the District under a special contract.
XEPAIRINo AND nxavaracING.
T e average annual cost of making ordiAar
repairs has been about cent. per squre yard.
As the pavement. now being mado are superio
to coal tar and cartier asphalt pavement. at is
safe to say that this cost will decrease as soon
as all the old pavements have bean resurfaced
The cost of resurfacing will probmbly remit
constant at about 1.0 a qure yard. Th
life of coal tar pavement, t Is the tim;
which elapseh between the eeapletion and the
resurfacing, has varied from two to twenty
years. The life of the asp eand asphal
block are still undetermined. Th rasphalt pa
ment laid on Pennavlvania avenue lasted ao
twelve years; this should be the minimut lif
for these pavenecus if well oid.
The A rst asphalt block pavemente lated
sbout nine or ten yearse but the alt of the
blocks has Improved since these were ad
a much longer lIf is expected of those la
since 1.85
The coal tar pavement. laid before 1879 ama
no longer be kept In good eondition by ordi
nary repairs and should be resurfaced at once.
To provide far this and for ordinary reaon
the appropriation for 18-96 should beate
0200.000.
In connection with the appropriation for ear
rent repairs the report calls attention to theU
neceasity of providin better sidewalks a
Terbe around the publio pteks. There shoald
be a special amount set aside for this purpos
every year, and Capt. liebeger smggest. thai
the approrition for current repairs of istreets,
&c., for 198-96 read as follows:
For current repairs of streets, avenuas and
alleys, 050,000, of which 05,0 shall be ex
pended upon the sidewalks and curbs aronmd
public parks and ressrca vnona.
Extensive repairs, he by,, are ai=y o M
all the principal county roada of the Dtistriet,
as the appropriations for the last few yeas
have been expended prineipally on 1burbat
streets.
anmaan.
The total number of bridges in the Ditrae
noder the supervision of the commisioners Io
sixty-iave; their aggregate length is saout 0
and th uarter miles,
Nearly of these bridgss have been con
structed with specitl refereoe to ecnomr.
As a result they re very Atteverably with
the other public wkin the District.
Many of them are old w aene stasturs,
which require constant repair ad shoul be
replaced as soons9- with more modsr.
trcuren rs of remany. The law.
regulating the crossing of beidges, whi-h were
ad may ago, n dot~ i i
oenmineame given the powe in mahe eac
rey~l tions as they m demmeessy
mate of 5,000 for "care of bridgen" be
~proved, and in addition tans
P street bridge over Rokoesek, and a--the
of 0250,000 he requested for replacing the
present Navy Yard bridge.
rnuavxrs on Accouse or suanuvasrou ow zansa
The work of this divsiorn has bees ei
great Imnportanoe in not only egulating the
streets of suburban sabiihisms se that they
conform to law, but also in etbih~m
nt amoaumsnts ad he--'sr= inGe
ca alvay be refered. The locatua ot sajn
of the odrroads Is very amdademte, tesee being
no adicial record or peransa ehs fom
which their lon-ti- or width on. be dates
mined. hA the enburba. rz is esteu
Ineasing in valelastee taha at
once in seem easal pimshowing the esel
location and d-n----s- et all reads te DIb
tret from. surveys and the best amnale data.
It is .se Imrantthat te pasent sehemi
et laying ou arkam ne-ona e
emewes, shoud bea r as itso
labes to subdivsioas where the grudIs very
.rma Them re e satuef the Din
tifwhese it will be tpnhe se-s
r t.Otes whose te
In these sessnee the a-s..--- shawM
be allowed ter s hir .m--M-a Pibm S
sack aubdiviss MU hegrgrdby es
empgine nee f ineeh wegs
ad ,eidiai the tef a
euk. The cessileat snp ofesis
bgumdy the co me weatd enms
at se osf ase eain in obssf rep
thessof Gehem ianWgehe- ac
has, asy -=== eabee Geogse
af Mr. W.. K tha e tema.a. e
hem Za I J q i &
Sen sae mao esen b a need
te 0nry out the week Of TSeem en
the neat Sood y he 'Itd esse
Se tee cheeM be eeidre fly m impe
It the eare et the roadway. payese end
...e ar .,v....
'Wee are at prm o three property yrs
leated on public grounds mad oe an private.
for the lntter an annul tel of sm is paid.
On seconut of walni of fande oaly one t thes
yrds M elemd. A didh In in Se e p
geeelntsn sked Go prOvde fo .wo
e the was sad ttorucisun
a phltform semse to weigh the fesig. purchased
fur hef tbs and ement for the yards. The
report of the aupe01t-uet ot property. Mr.;
L T. Boisa* gives the amout material
reeved and used during the ecal year.
.stsct anwars
The following table shows the street railways
In actual operation in the Distract:
P-M
M ri
Watt_ I K
AU the railroad Companies have substituted
grooved girder rails for the old rmile over tihe
greater =of their Hium in tise city. This
Chang" no bae entirely comspleted by the
Col-mia Anacosti, wad Metropolitoa rail
roads. 'Ibe condition of the stet has been
Ynvisoneo other aftert~ which should be
aird t herawa cmp -.s;the cobe
r1bb . t n h a bd froal
stet pvdwith asphalt and ranit1e blocks.
t of epair ad ar e d
'The annoiance ad dangers resultig fre
the numeroes grade cro th of two great ran
read systems aft subjects of daily e.,maplaint.
Thene is at present no improvemsent of such
vital importance no the interest* of the rW cias
the reeova d of the e track from the outface of
the s Ideets.
I omaking the er changes the basd in
reIred of the y that the Cobble
railway trucks shall be soado dependent
the established grades of the city streets, I
pan should be adopted which leaves to the
public the nobstructed a s a the greatest
anawbr of its strees.L
If The present roeos are resaied 6t is prob
able that the couetraction of elevated trakso
wouldt faail the codtio s required. Un
til a satisfactory solution of thin problem to
read the rairoad nmpanes soul provide
and numes grdstreet c ressing in the rales
rioad Iatmeiae uburbosd. y ..pai
e atreetoV or mrovem
The eocsity of gsation omkin to he e
thesion of the priteipal tret "A avetses
through the suburban subdivisions has been re
peatedly urged, "Ad it In hoped that deeit
atIn mayn e n to eke
'e vtio datey g areond the
cit are so terub. o ht tt x
rael stracts can be ined ay other way
than ma=miln It is cerma that th@
thostbirahed gree ye r to year.
Unless soe general ehoose similar to that
introduced at the ruot msiou of Cohngrea test
be emried oat I would urge that special action
be raken in the mo df streets
in fAch seuna.
In the pwesntes are r spect street,
(leorgetowashould be oened as for as tihe
Foal road. 'e onstruction of an eteetric
ouldayth Cal e a nbes th opeting
of a nw ont t to te oesthimspr ve.
ahe lad throgh which it wssd pso is new
wholly unimproved. iateteth sheet sbhould
be opened at least as r as Piney berach. The
constracti o of the alet and i lokig rahways
on 14h and th epets palkes the a of a
saf" driveway to the north of se isa port-.
anos. 'Ik street is also eafe to be the
trinciph thefotegban leadin to she ew
The of Moat Pleamtat is goig
as esoidly and it tk nene be -------y to our
it ar sotoouhy Imhred a t slid
mraslyImrbembe hatd tesrih railwaye for
bthe opeeeno he Isnd ine therowgh
avene haonbeasen.ItmeIs osgggn that thre
ad Insritea fro yeard tonye. --
intued atrtheat sesion of thngrety Nt
oina th ne w ich sdnw tarosimae t stt
eoreono shold e opened tofa a the
riblwai noth hoy ramasee n thein
rgof wy ould tote sward tmpgeste.
The lndroughs whier deitwblead thasis ew
whol sly nimpred. by epea oth treesold
ovne to ad--hstyrets askd the ofenn ah
safterieato te nor th the asport,
Aenhi tre is 1.detied to thbcemetheo
g orearh a ot leidng o the eney.
heve dImproemet Mount4 Pit his goie.ng
whe ther it o waycedoru..a....st wes ady
buil blocks of hoei s e es iprm
hArt t thepin esra' aHaome grond s
uadeed bh y ay a elctic railasab
veymuhnedd orh roh e e e eue
Lasrot Pat set sttee notest.gAs thes
aeue ha ee n dedaed eteents treeytl
and I.. Dr--tg-v-nn e it ould l be s
toeaan. iowr hsyt betweenFloriaean
ard l aevenude, wicno et ematee atet
tree anortheasshulh o eed who te
Th ad issnowholly u imped e thse
right to a coul hte seed a geat et
th nrtmtisveydsiu. Qn te ean h
meet jy seedse b open t h CmpredIto
a en sa t ann read ate idening te
latereat f tsjuctonwih hemawe unes
Atentio as ens theerachment upon
teisannl 3et rek b thin e dump
ing f eeth lon bot stsh aley.
Whaevr i, as ttlhe mae ofhs senm
whthr e rce orInlseb ae..a
tat ths ausin c nai so e i
effeQtally d ne isfrth e ernsn se,
Mee nebm Uw ma e mi waagem
2u s.awf theed Uglmeranammo
te I a'h Ig of the ew yer Pe 180sto
-mmm- - -b bete -f
diebes msemosa -eama beaesa u r
Onee. coesiougf as phass eSo Ifsa
-pp-a-i for vewed of e- ese
wade. as it is se a. un W
e 4s eter -mimie "~ 440406.
able plees and endrener to ef hatm b
of thenm by hat thetr bemue us@mWd. ft
the ether hand. . m ia ..
men to display a degree of amgrW Ga am.
meremr at other times. se ew ~ to
procreS the sequiw egr smeses be
fo* lbey ha* ay otusmov whaomseof d a
their tiese.
7We muddle about the uqer Sem, es M
ahomwn in the reeemt tu se med ^
the comsission, be " will hr
the imcoensng Caegreas.
T110 mooat itutwortasi question sowe
the Wlitio o the anthrb Is S2
liquor In the one-0 OWL t o da o
courts' decigns hare bees lmmtoveo taem
bet the assimast attmrup% thiams am aS Ob
formaton Ailed i the (ifefd ese mw "sVm
the grour.d. ad upon that he Ugto g8 a
decision that wil =Ake the m tlk i ber d&
feetive.
he hearing of that efte im bioe froawd Is
with interest b both sades. An emitr bumnim
would determine the statue of the be
In tive* for the 1oace to %0& pews
ton., but such as reumt is at de
tred by these whe we new vaiming tAk
maloom amd dispesaing iqur over ter beo,
for 06 beg ae . 0m haNg hey O eendWW
to do babiee.. thould the deem I dS
Giford oase be against the defeedea an
saloon keepers will have to etsae StOer pa...
Cassa To TIn iuusnIe Tkmosaoe.
Tie cee. of Feederc& I6., poeroetr of 40
Wine Housa. who itt charged wth Smalg ot*
on Sunday in violatina of am ordinamee ft S
Levy Court. as publishA is yeltoerAfy'
will be tried tomsrrow. We will be
by Mr. Thobrimer.
Judge kiamball will ales hear teatereer a
chiarge against George 4'. Curtise of lm
the act of 1107 ty weling os tlamdayr. f
place of bntnew-. is s the Flsdenstmg to.
Another liquor case ect for tWsass Iaw tbe
of J. F. DupAn., againat "hoa theie is a eM
of violating the act of t etetwr 31,. C m.
ing to the .al oef liquor o" Smaday.
TOR IEW "olur or 1tim MAanw.
'Pe new form of informaation asepased by
Mr. Tionas differv in eme reepette from 1at
devised by Mr. Dunont. but wheme me., wl
never tested. *a Attortwy Hasttem 6mv
all -roeuti.ias begun under It.
The informaation framsed hr Mr. Dimais -e
beaed uqoun ahat be conteen wad e a swime
of an ordnance of the od lav Camst. M.
Thomas' nwo anformataom s. es te olber bmm.
based upon the fourth vctieoet The mtete
legisithre asacumtev of Agt 81, 1515. 1%0
sectin is to te efect that aoy psema 011
for &ar license tax under the e"t %dkme to
it before enugtAgi in the bedim ead be ,
tMe to a Sne of not iee thiam "5 or mrse 6aO
639 in additioa to th hIeems ta.
The inforimation in the Na ems aimmid On
defendant with heelting a har rem med
having obtained a bee.me e to dP. em
trary to the act of the trmawalve
The Court Am fkemerm Tem GM
informatikn was bad because it did WaS 4
the defendant with having Sled tep
licemse tax whoa due or beteme ea ag
busines. of sellmg liquor. 1rera, 6mMe eit
thought that the adset of OS Is.
adom was to declare t ams War
amoties could be ousennamad in sea m une
the setia referred to. Bu. as ofmand sm TE
Siam of Monday last. J4ge Jame. is emese
iag the decision of the Ceart in Gumed
Tera in the Neullivea cum eptaied 60 dS
court did mot wids to be s medseee. S%
the new imformatiom propsed by Mr. Ibemu
isfhummed So iaset hat Is bit eu 0e m
law after the deciNom ia the MaU em,
Tax L~s.SteAUY aCE.
The hat meetio of the baiatameu e
act of August 21, 161. espeendy Umpsi d
laws and eriama-- at e em ter Weassa
and OcorSetow and of te hee ese6m
sstut with he proem o S.
1le efect of d seem to s
ae law for the
course, the LKer ObuttvI.
D[mat propoe to pI A sas ea toamI
the imterpretaies whiske todemd r. m
to disregard Mr. Deinnt's tiew af dS bame.rat
which determind We. aeitns to We M W
informante.
'ader the ifermatios prepsue b Dr.
Thomas. the ristrit iuy~. se w eme
the defeidast has me proger Meame. =We
to pro" a teader oa the bauI== tea I
the performamice of amy of emmaasama
t-to ibtainl a
. t", aum.--. a"d is bott.a.., -.
immafttiaL Itc a psalis. AftwW tnf
believes. will be uaesomd heto 00
court and if that is dame OW 8641MstS.d
comadent. mt onty of een m he b m
the comities %A1 be samnd h S w
?RKwAWSSIg.
cer acmoom. meams.
At the city echol board In O: Eq.
Sharmes was aled to the sim t OW ehmuse
the predeat. The ammWa W isetles of ajmsSe
took place and Mr. F.M. ILimal was N!
0 reeted - sd babel ameda
dt, the MOtter er tme te OWL
The committee em sehoot heroes and finWe
reported part of te new dadoa to penome"
ithe big o namism & C. dma. hI,WS as
referred to he pusimmt "d AW af. t w
baerity to esseute the motes ofth4e 6mesde
seen as the eamtrmet thuold ha essets eat
insproeeueto to eteel, mew tnaas
to the mow ehieel resem ed em k t
other room- wee eapeeted, and S. ~esd
house causmittse was iumtreed to se est eS
an eatirely Alhd em
eamed to the fact thttthe esempe et &
Coceus- agmimet Teacher Weme had nO
beam yet --oaded, and eS gegen
in the care worn dsesed to eS
sbmrmna of the asmematte en mesepi
med grieramees ed it -n aemeneud @s. eS
emse would hse seted bgthe eoumie s. em.
Mayar strame ule eetiam to eS bat On
the salaries of Viessse isipel Gesome o
W..hinetas etheet had bs. oaitt.d aeS..e
salaries et e~ebern e ademassed es
age, ad am the maes. of Mr.
-- iesatary eat the 'ie prtse
rmleed froma O10 to @- pe o.
teaet Carme an tesmihbs
the ebee to etbe efect os tes 13th is
aind emaitim. f egret ee totreimuss W
the mayer ame uamseedy edsptue.
The white public acea et aa~~ea~ab s
teom their .staj in hms t t1hept S. -e
hears- te U .s. .ind Ste 4 p.ma., sh ha
hbe mmal in the esivte.-.e= to eS~d Us,
lose thamt tm ermany yearn. L.4* es
.olarsedjbh- eh wheekha b e 3m
melyesnt h bees heu
pe..I1.toean the hear et S. wtime
-o--a- to the Wadisage rule e S.
and the maetr has bess sebussed to S.
cmitee em atadies mse e4m. A
merwe was ae sams see pea bet et
emecmed im akn may etm s aud
Mr. Witd Eduof
testeit it eupustud tha Qem.,
hegh WU delier.a dssen M
the elpsen Rems tmit
semm
The etad Mame of M b
ter epdu. e -h----- hma t m op
bwat ethe dap ba e es&
~edr Ean d een bek t
Mr W- - be Sa S.&ed
atsd eettom
Dr. inbEme shE beba
meetim,,atl~
meP e - m~~sg
u, -.snse a.
m.s...a . .anaam

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