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RIAL ESTATE TEASrr.Rs. Harrison VIII
lians TO Isaac Eiker. lns a. square loi; IS 900.
,S g. rd s e w Nm
to Philip Wense,. part 10, I. sGna,e ioss;
SAGE. Peircc KlinYicto Fanny Fisher, lot
Ron naSVar @ ~ ,a .a sanps ss %
walter c. Johns0i TO James Supple, lot Al,
square c2s; 81 go. Thomas NJ. Hanson to
% s;ea s Ss le' Il White a1a T. cs sanAEs
Wi.itesell, lot q, square e23 $3.50. w. w.
Corcoran TO heirs OF Miily jackson, lot 81,
church part lot 8, square s5I; $500 Archi-
bald l.. Hutton to R. @. Campbell, lot 4,
square Az; $4,000. Perry w. Lowe 20 Carrie
T. h M9uisc1, lot 2, square 1858; sI,eoc VIM.
r. Dole 10 John H. Davis ct al, part lot 2,
square ae5; sl.I5o- Harvey Lindsey to Re-
we're ". Guriey, part lot Is, square $50; $500.
L. j. Snnes to Sarah 2: Jones, lot z, square
car,, a lot bot, = y, s q ARE, sa; ss,s
lot !6, square IS; s3,i2e. Thee. A. Curtis.
square SOS; &34762 Fannie C.. Gilbert to +.
D. Lyons, lots IL, 10. 20, and part 81, square
s5s; $1,000 Michael Conner 70 John Myers,
tee, to Eliz. T. Duvals ct al. lot &c. square
36!; 81. Bushrod Robinson To Maria Roberts,
lot ~ !: square ia; VIM .o H. Flood to Ann
Hall to Theo. A. Curtis, part lot 8. square
24s; IS. Robert f. Boston to Fl. A. willard.
@ VIM Ross m Henry aea yi ssraTe lots
10, II. ard Is, square SO, lots and G. part 4.
square s9s, lots 3. and 8, square 900; $40, $50.
Robert Y. Harris ct al, trustees, to George
w. Kirk. part lot IS, square 31S; Sl.O0b.
Geo y. Thomas to Thos w. Matthews, lot -,
part 81. square 1872; $500. w. ". NJ. Weaver to
Joel c. Green. part lot II, square so. and part
lot 3, square 4si; 81 600. John It. Johnson 10
John ]. Griggs, part lot I, square 945; 40
John hiller to Fred. ~ Kern, lots II and IL,
square of 500; $500. JOS. Smith ct al. to
VIM; u. Todd, trustee. part lot 1, square 402;
81 VIM. b. Todd, trustee to James w.
Barker, part lot 1, square i02; IS Mattingly
tPrentiss. trustees, tn Christian Rupert
lots 81 80. 60 81, and 60, square 1852; S.. jaime.
Hess to Valentine Hess. lot 5, square loss; 81
Z s, Reuth to A. III. Jones, part lot 4, square
> OF square 9i3; StO0. Chas. II. Clifton, trus-
tee. To Betsy Bangs. ct al, lot +, square $50;
S'4- r. A. Rollins ct al. trustees, to National
Life Insurance Company, lot ID, square 81;
81. r.. A. Rollins ct al. trustees, to National
Life Insurance Company, part lot II, square
33; =. Jacob A. Walter to Jas. r. Bayly, LOT
T. square 643; 20. Mary l.. Stephens to st.
Vincent Orphan Asylum, part lot 20, square
5l6; s., 1856.
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EFFORTS TO GET SLATER PARDONED
There are strong efforts being made to secure
executive clemency in the ease of Hope II.
SLATER, who recently pleaded guilty I'm the
Criminal Court, in this District. OF man.
slaughter, (the Schuetzenfest homicide, } and
was sentenced to four years in the Albany
penltentiary. Petitions have been received
from the citizens Of Alexandria, Va. and of
Louisiana. The former includes a recon-
mendatiOn from the cOlOred walters of the
Mansion House, in Alexandria, and all urge
the President to exercise such clemency as
In his judgment the nature of the ease de-
mandS- There has been also sent to the
President petition signed by many OF the
citizens of Washington asking for an abso-
lutte pardon. The President referred all the
petitions to the Attorney General who in
urn referred them TO District Attorney
Fisher for examination and report That
officer reports to the Attorney General
declining 10 recommend favOra BILE action
inasmuch as he thinks the punishment melted
out To Slater very mild one. and that all
arguments in favor of executive clemencv
were fully considered by the court before
passing sentence. The wife of Slater had
an interview with Attorney General Will
iiams this morning in behalf Of pardon AS
yet no Recommendation has been made to
The President.
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RAILROADS.
NJ s. ansJ MsS q Ss ssss4ssi SitsHiasO..

work AQ WARRINGTON
PHILAptIFHiSa
ALL POINTS IN THE nav ENGLAND
THRoUGH BETwKLN WASHINGTON AND
wrrHouf e eSAtNSsnkk csSs
The equipment on this line l. aud u the mod
el~gnnt aed improved hntsA.
NAN PAkLoR CAR TRkIN IACLJsIVELr.
PULLMAN PALACE SHIFTING CANS ON
On and amer IKRRuARY ls, irs, train. by this
line viii leave Dept e Bsitimore aud P0'onsa
Railroad, corner Of 9Th and streets, - follows.
SOS O. m. Expr-s fcr Phffsd-iphis, New Nork.
and points Ea.s daily. e~o-pt Sunday.
sss |. M Lin,.es ksIr~~-Pultns Car TRAITS
icr Philsaelphta. New Vork sns points Hat
lie p NJ. E,pre-s sor Phiisd.lphis and New rors
s:aS ? N. Espr.- for Pknsssiphis and Nay point.
sos , m. E,er-- Cor Ph,l.selphi.. Ns- rors
PPULLS.S PARLoR q Ans on an psy rr.iu.,
vPILLMAN PALACE sLKSPiNG CARS %
Tickets and information ee procured st the o.
ces Of the company.
Baggage called for and ch-csc I'd &C hotels and pr
company, northeast 18Th street ard Peunsyl-
vanla avenue, and on northeast cotner e Penn.yl-
sanis ard 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
hoAp, corner 9Th and y -tI.eis,
GENERAL Passenger Agent phiAfclrhi... Pc
80 GEORGE q. NlLkINS.
tebl Superintendent. PSfiiuars. Nd.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

10 csr Fsesds and iAs Psei,c:-For your bsrter
neeomiroohfoh We have ado pied snd viii asher "
the following relies, whist The osoe Will he Oman
every business dap from a. m. 10 .. m. % Thoee
who cannot call, by sending postal card specif, ius
work 10 be done, with full address will be waited on
Al residence IN any part of the District. Sd All vork
prepaid or g. o. D. will be delivered at any pace in
the District. Goods from distance roceiv ei and re-
turned by mail or express by W. II. WHEATLrY,
Premium Steam Dyeing and Securing Es.ahli.hmen.
~ Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. q. Ladies apd
gentlemen 9 W caring Apparel, Curtains. K ID Boot.
nicely Cleaned or DYED ana, N
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BrTTSR LATE THAN NEvER-ie your
teeth are going, And you have not yet tried
TIE 'Soz0toaf, as pre<ervative. try 10 nov.
Abandon all other Dentifriees and give it a
fair chance; IL is guaranteed TO be as harm
less as water. 60
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Died Suddenly Of Heart Disease.

How common is the announcement. Thou
sands are suddenly swept into eternity by
has Its origin I'm impure blood filled with irri-
Eating. poisonous materials, which. circu-
iating through the heart, irritate its delicate
tissues. Though the irritation may at first
DE only slight. producing little palpitation
or irregular action, or dull. heavy. or sharp
darling pains, yet by and by the disease be-
comes nrmly seated and Inflammation. or
hypt rtrOE by or thickening of the lining mem
brane OF of the valves, is producet How
wise to give early attention 10 a case OF this
Kind. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the
! region of the heart should admonish one that
all is not right. and IL you would preserve il
from further disease you must help IL To beat
rightly by the use of such a remedy as will
remove the cause of the trouble. Use DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before
the disease has become too seated. and il
viii. by its great blood-purifying and won
deriul regulating properties, effect a perfect
cure. IL contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues OF the
heart, bringing about a healthy action Sold
by all first-class Druggists.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
~ RoCkPoRT, Spencer Co, Ind, Fec. I, 1871.
Or II. J. Pierce Buffalo, " Y:
About two years ago was afflicted with a
disease of the heart. which at times created
pressure around Il, almost causing suffo-
cation. saw an advertisement of your
Golden Medical Discovery recommending
the same as a cure for disease OF the heart
then bought half dozen bottles OF H. and
after using three bottles i was entirely re-
lieved and am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully yours,
coax VrTI-s EIrrJ.<
GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
family Houf In the market. 4,1E
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays,9
10 and toS. N3,14t16
CoRNs, &c.-"The wise Tor health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize Dr.
Whites establishment, 635 18th street, oppo-
site U. s. Treasury, TO avoid painful Corns,
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
lSt2 were s219,6SO. 4.12-s.wt
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LOCAL n f " S.


Ne. ,,aoI ThedseT--Kellogg English Opera
Company in "ETnani-"
SUrfs DrTo HoHSS.-Buflaio dill in the
sreat drama of The Scouts o. the Plains, or,
Red EeviltTy as 10 is"
tsid Esiios0s HUI Madsne n htz's Fcmate
Minstrel Troupe.
Thecs'sT tCssS9s.c.-The startling drama ot
Through BY Daylight" and other mtsceiia-
Deous attractions
1usysls Themer-..Tne FOU Prophets, La
Iardin Mabilie.~ and other great specialties.
fosorst-asis,ssGI Ctss~h-S"cond Spelling
Match between CLERKS OF Thiri and Sixth
Auditors office
~ 4iOstsils ffsssTch.-I .ecturp by Rev. Father
Keane- ..Ireland's Saints and Heroes"
Hg-os5ic T.sqgls-Grand SociaOlP for the
eeIefit OF 81. DOminic's new church.
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DIR. WISTAR's BALsAa OF WILD CHER
RY is "a combination and "a form, indeed for
healing and curing diseases of the throat.
lungs and chest Ii cures a cough by loosen
ing and cleansing The lungs. and allayiug
irritation; thus reosorS,.s the cause instead OF
driving up the cough and leav ing the disease
behind. 20 cts. and Al a bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-19

SUPERIOR HARNESS. - The attention OF
those desiring the celebrated Concord har-
ness is directed to the advertisement of
Messrs. LutZ Brother in another column.
They keep the genuine article.
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EXCITEMENT IN CHARLESTON s. c.
considerable excitement prevails among the
colOred element in Charleston, s. c., caused
by the rumor that Burch, the muiattO po-
l1ceman. who. while drunk, murdered az,
Irish policeman last fall, is to be pardoned
by the colOred lieutenant governor. Gleaves
taking advantage of the absence of Cover
nor Chamberlain, who has gone to the Lex
ingtOn centennial. Burch was to have been
hurg last Friday, but was respited for one
week by Governor Chamberlain.
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lNR. ROBERTSON,

DR. ROB Iis IS&G
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice will guarantee cure in ali Diseases 81 the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhaa elect Structure Sy m
HIS, and SpermatOrrh9a. Gases Of Gounorrhaea re-
Gently contracted erred in 10 days. Syphilis ali
It's stages quickly cured, aud the poison entirely
eradicated from the system without the use of mer
abuse IN youth causing lOss of memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness impotency, nerv
Gus irIitability symptoms Of consum ptiOn iBdiges
ton palpitation of the heart, pains in back dimnes,
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
Ir; n, located for many years AT 10 = Eutaw ST.,
baltimore, Md, has consented, after many solicits
mons by his Washington patrons, 20 open a perma-
every Wednesday and Saturday in each week. from
TO pm. mars Iy
MANHOOD RESTORED.-A victim of youthful
Nh imPrudence, causing premature decay, nervous
debility, ETC., having tried in vain every known
remedy, has found q simple sef-cure which be will
send free 70 his fellow sufferers. Address } H
REEVES. IS Nassau ST, New York. jys mwf Gun
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Happyr relief for
~ young men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
Marriage removed. New method Of treatment New
And remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes, Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, 4l9 N. Ninth street, philadelphia
fa.,-sn Institution having q high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill
janll- " finn
ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH sYRgP.-
be cured by "BOGERTs tEGET1BLE COUGH
SnkcP." 1t 10 also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Group and all Bron
s snd b. FGE sif y The
the proprietor, 1912 G st. northwest novH-iy
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PARENTS RrGHTs.-By the decision OF a
New York court Of special sessions a man
has been sent TO prison for boxing his sons
ears. The yOungster. who is about nine years
OF age, objected to having his ears slapped
and applied for warrant for his fathers ar
rest. The warrant was granted, and though
the son failed to appear i'm court, the father
on his own admission that he had slapped the
bows ears. was sent 20 iail for five DAYS
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auouoneer.
BRICK Unwilling HOUSE, AND knJoIN-
ING PREMISES. ON THE WEST sIDE oF
POTOMAC sTkEET, IN GrORGErOwN
NEAE BRIDGE srRkEr AND rHE NAH


= Cnder and IN pursuance u decree Of the su.
Il pfene Court Of the District Of Counhia. sitting
ia Eauity. duty passed in csnse No. asss, r. Crow
Il 81 plaintiffs, We joe ph W Bauc her 81 al DE-
PENDANTS, heir ef the late Alfred III Boucher ON tn
18th day Of July, lS4. the undersigned, TRUSTEE
appointed in and by laid decree. will s.ll az public
auction, on the premises, the Ram Day ~ iPRIL
ls4s, at D O'Clock m, "a the highest bidder. TN.
hereinafter described premises, and all ihe rights
title and estate ther-in Of the late Alfred a Bonch
er, deco ased, that = 60 All that part OF lao,
numbered twenty ~, in the city Of G-orgeiown IN
the District OF Colombia, described fOlioxS VIZ:
Beginning at a point on the west side of Potomac
street ll6 FEET inches south from Prospect street
running thence nth ~ feet inches. thence west
81 feet 10 the east H. az lot twenty one: theacs
Dorih with laid FAST line a feet inche> and the,re
esst feet GO the point of beginning with the three
story Brick House thereon.
The terms Of sale are a. follows to Wit. One hun.
dred dollars to be paid down the day o. sale 90
be forfeited I'M case 81 compliance with the terms
OF sale; one third Of the entire purchase money in
cash within I'VE days after confirmation ol sale the
remaining tNo-ihrds IN two equal instaneuts az IL
and j, months from the day q sale With intareei
From thai dsts. Pull aBce % d. mad on n,N
meni If the entire pun chase uBey Interest and sN
penses II conveyance.
R.P. JACKSON, l-
Nm MELoY. trns'tes
afS,i5.ia.Gts THOS. DOW Linz. Aucfr
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AyD ooMMrRC1AL.
Wa.u.ington Ffah Market.

SNId BY X. A. GOEien & BRO, ftsh aP. sNfa
to-day: I COO shad sold from SIS to ei9p r INN,
dreti; 20 600 behring's sold from sic T.. as nar
thousand: Loco tailors sold from e2 10 "a
per hundred; loco lunches rock id from 30
70 % cents per bunch.
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bIsTEIsT 0E CoIFlfrT, TNv.rr.rs
I lne following is liSI o. patents fssned 30
reshients of The Di>friet 81 Columbia. for
- eh1ing April -Gth. ls.s. Jerry Dorunan
80 ihonlaS A. Oool. imDEOVsIneist in pfO-
fiLS anu steering apparatus for Vesse!t
.1aNI y Fisher. jr., tnaLToyeIne NJ n,
Jo,Itrs clamps, Henry Johnson improve
Gtih Conductors punches: George r.
% Improvement IN OTe-cru>iiers: Jams
-, sm,li',nybhy. Improvement ia severn )rs
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low m,ddiine, EEals. Flour aset hnt s.es,y-
Howard street ard western pup-r, sr9N IS; do.
e,trs, seas z; do. family. s13ss 20 CITY mills
6-xsS 70; CO family, SEQ. Wheat quic;-No ! west
ern amber J -; No. doe 80; mixei do, 70; No.
, western red, 70; No. do, q: pennsylvania
,ea ! gal. %: Marynza red. so.I 81; do. amber,
red lsaa %: Corn stesdy-southern white. osass:
southern yellow 80; western mixed. So Oats
duii-eoo,herr. 72a7,: western white, 7Ia7s: west
Hay dnlI-Prnn.y ivanis ana Maryland, IL ooas4 10.
Bus %.. a.a ssrs 'tssa .s
clear rib sidee, al2a for car loads loose; ,obbns
trs. 10; clear NIB d >. lsk. Hams, I5aIsx Lard
cuiet but firm, l5al6t4 Bufter-in<rket almost bare
ef, ew; old dull and weak coed to extra hne west
nominal, 6'las1s. Coffee strong, with an upward
tsndency-ordinary TO prime Rio eargoes, Do. al9
whisky auie,, LA
!, BALIIEos., April p. Nv. g.: peters, g;
Cnclins, skies, old. 20. do. new. 10, do, spee Al
tx. ;, bid to-day. Sugar firm. los aloss
NV foRx. April 1..,stocks sctive. Morev,
Go, ernn,snt. duii. 'o"s' '''' sh'r'' fV's'
NEW York, April Is-FIour duh, declining
"heaSdull-a cent lower Corn shade liver.
QUIETLY STEPPING Down AND OUT.-At
IN ,n'etiIs OF the pres by.pry a. Orange on
Wedr eS6a' the Rev. Geo. s. Bish ID. pa stor
OF me Brick church in Orange, asked the
pres hr' nv "a ri a>e him from mis- charge
40 " eyed the presbytery not t. investiga
the reason. He would not relinQuisha cha re
Win al salary of 81 ,0lo unless tilrr" were good
reasons for so doirg, it is said. The congre-
cation had accepted his resignation and the
rresbvfery AFR some OF the members had
dsmurred, granted the request.-M Y San.
17h.
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THE RAILROAD Wharf.-The frmness OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad company in demanding full fare
rom all Baltimore and Ohio passengers
travelling over their road has led to a disrup-
ton of amicable relations between the two.
~SiXty Boston policemen will keep the
peace between Ralph Waldo Emerson and
George William Curtis at the Concord cen
tennial
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1874 PEEssrtShS1a KoUrk 1875
NORTHWEST, sotirB AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave AZ follows:
"sah, ngton. g q. m. Baltimore s:30s m
/. .-.. i:Iopm sase m.
TIE cKEi GRE e i bctb6 II; TRACK kJG sS m.
Night Cars with Modern i%prOse%s s tom Day sno
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western md Central
MAkECoNSECrioEs
through from WAsHISGTON 20 the WEST sne
NOkTH without change
Tickets BY this route be procured NJ the osScs.
corner Of Oil street and Pennsy suia az anue nader
NationAi Hotel, where reliable infOrna lion viii be
Passengers procuring tickets Ct thee orsc.~ can
secure accommodations 10 Palace Csrs for Chicago.
Pittsburs AMI Rochester.
N BOYD, Jr., General Passenger AGENT,
msfoB Philadelphia. Pa.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON B.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKsBuRe n
CokNER or AND SIXTH STREErs.
Local trains iesE e for Alexandra a. f1ilows.-s7
=, s., ~ ~ a: m, l., 3, a. 3, D, Pm. a.
ahu D. I'D. aaiiy, al other nalDs daily except
Local Trains leave Alexandria A. .oiiow.-srs
10, ii an; 4, 3, as, 8 and D m. The =
trains daily except Sunday.
a. m and y; IN; connect with trains Wash
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS. via R,chmo,a.
leaves ashlngton ii 81 p N daily, except SUNDAY
through tickets 20 all points south and Southwest
tor sale At onces corner 18th street and Pennsyvans
Nenue eno corner tth street and Pennsy ania ave-
nps, where passengers can leave orders for baggage
Be checked q; 81 hotels and residences thronga 10
assunan'n' D; y, BOYD, Dr..
$500. GEo. q. WILKINS, General Supf
yeue-u Baltimore, Nc.
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weather Prssassaities To-day.
OTFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OrFiCRn,
w AsHINQrON NIL 10 lXA

For New England, the midile states and
the lower take region. partly cloudy weather
will prevail during the rest az Monday, with
slowly tisiTg temperature, westerly To
poutheTly winds ard sfgnt changes IN the
iaIemefeT-
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FIRFS--AbO $40 O'Clock Saturda after
eoof IRE was discovered ia the office Of ChaS
Ross'aU. corner of North Capitol and r.
streets east The property was damaged -
the extent OF S-S0.
Ab"ut 80 O'Clock tLp sam" evening the
roof at Wizards hall. on r street. became
lShllel by sparks frOm the engine room of
me hotel bUt was cxtiB--ui shed before much
damage Was done.
About IN O'elOck yes1eria Y morning house
owned by Philip Hawkins, and occupied b,
iohert Gross. cOlOred. situated q short dis
lance west Of RTightwOOd. l. C.. caught tire
by The sparks iTOm the chimney fallinz. on
the ROOF owing IN the high wind which pre-
waited az tbe Time the building and contents
Nere entirely consumed. Loss, 500: ZIG in
SurJIre.
An alarm was SouuiCi az 90 o'clock t;.iS
morn in., for a hrs- discovered in q ore-SfCry
building. No. 81 Iii street Owned nv TIros
hisEin~ aud occupied ~ ArnlStes COileSto
""lored- tn" fire Wa extinguished bV OFj-
ser tOilI.> ami citizens with a loss Of SiJ
AMI the H.e d.Vtrf nIsnt. which re-p1ud-,I
prompt y. 1id IUi 20 into service.
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District Government Affairs

quite a number OF personal tax schedules
have already been returned 10 The Morrison
Building by those who have received them.
but none Of them a. yet show any taxable
property.
Auditor vinson and his force are busiIy
engaged IN auiltUg Tor payment some III
ncbCCl bills. amounting to Stt .IHn. This
eovers the time since February last, for rent
and contingent expenses of ali kinds.
check for g 90 was drawn today. made
payable 10 the citizens Relief Commission
en- account Of the St0.OrO appropriated bv
torsTesS 20 the POOR Of this District. IL will
De remembered that 90 40 OF the above
amount was for Washington - 600 for
GeOrgetOwn, and S3.NeD for the county. of
the amount drawn to-day $3.50 was for
making the fun quota for the two citieg
There remains now balance Of SEQ in hand
due The county. 1900 having been already
expended on that account.
A Pinch pipe sewer has been ordered 10 be
Iald IN the east side OF eth street, from 7 To
Boundary streets northwest; an IS-inch pipe
sewer ON east side of eth street road for a dis
tapce OF go feet from north side of boundary
street. and an 1S-inCh sewer on the north side
az Boundary to sth street northwest. with the
necessary manholes. A Finch pipe sewer
bas also been ordered TO be laid on / street
between 10th and nth streets northeast and
An u inch sewer on 10th street, between q
and streets northeast. with the necessary
nsnholes, traps, &c
NETTING OF STOCKHOLDERS or THE
W hsHINGTON hARKETC ONPASN-Am meet
lng OF the stockholders of the Washington
Market company vas held at the office of the
company Saturday night for the purpose OF
considering the action of the directors in the
issuance OF bonds TO meet the outstanding
Indebtedness. IL appears that To meet the
expenses of the las two years the directors
issued notes of the market company hearing
ten per cent. interest. These being now over
Que TIE directors had voted To issue bonis
saringYight Per cent. interest to the amount
ofsl15,tto, tO be exchanged therefor at the
option OF the hOlGerS A stock vote was
taken, ana the action Of the directors ap-
proved unanimously. The number of votes
east was l5.Zou.
The action az the directors in entering SHIFTS
AGAINST certain delinquent stall holders was
ADO approved Mr.. OrtiHay recommended
mat the unfinished facade of the building be
oeautIfed by the erection of towers veTan-
daE> and galleries, which could be utilized
Tor The pTofuSe display of fruits, flowers &c.
ana Tor the purpose Of cafes, where ladies and
gentlemen attending the market and others
could rest comfortably and take their coffee
Inc IfolS>i ton was received favOrably. but
action was not taken in the matter. in view
q ne present. financial condition Of the com
panN.
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IF. BpoDHEaD. No SIS 18th stree .. Is pay
ing special Improvement taxes at tbs lowest
S-xtes. Give hinn a call before paying.
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tHE WARsIcK COLLAR is made like the
will o. tur7: out.-fdff.
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ACCIDENTS IO-DAN-This morning =
sLaNei oaIik 80 Rhode leland avenue Eetween
a.th street ane Connecticut venue. az we'd ID
- one nI III workmsu. EIsey Si2u.hter
n S@asht Deheatn 10. aS4d hat a leg tao ken
Heights 'h <HIine e"hi
tooat o'cl"k Charles Krause. n small
s vac fuh Over on New 7 ORR avenue be-
t.h Ett aid 18TH Stree-s Immediately I'm
slht ~ M. parents residence ~ one. of tlll.
80 oi ti' plum b4s rsi4rOsi - = u, ls-.I pass
I Iht over his mead and iujurIng 4. IA very Ssri-