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Interest On Tax ArrearagcS.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
In reply to a letter OF the House District COM
mittee enclosing II. II. 691 defining the rate of in
tereSt to be charged on arrearageS OF general and
| special taxes now due the District OF Columbia
| and the meaning and intent of acts approved June
49, 1878, and June q, 1879, relative to the adjust
ment OF special assessments I'm said District, and
for certain other purposes, the Commissioners to-
DAY returned answer in which they state that they
"approve of the purposes OF the bill and recon-
mend its passage with certain notifications"
The second section deals with the assessments
made under NJ. G. Emery. mayor. after the Access
sion OF the board OF public works, which were for
the entire cost OF the improvements, and on
! which certificates OF Indebtedness. bearing ten
per cent interest, were issued TO the amount OF
got, s0269 1t has been claimed that the mayor
had no authority to make these assessments and
issue these certificates, and that as the act or
February seta q, ISL, was in force at the
more than one-third of the cost OF i'm
pr oVemensS as provided by section 81 OF said act
If. however. It should be decided to redeem these
by the bill, 1t will involve the issue OF about SIS 600
IN drawback certificates. In addition to the
mulated interest, the reduction the assessments
for which liens are held by third parties and
which resulted from the revsians made under
This reduction amounted to s1O5,5aO59, OF
wi which i.o s sSslts has been provided for
without interest and the surrender OF the original
certificates leaving the sum of s1o2 IL with
CuHiUlUeu interest 10 De PROVIDED FOR The holders
at present refuse to accept certificates without in
terest. To take up this just Indebtedness would
require about $195 299 AZ OF drawback certificates.
Sec. provides for the redemption of those GER
tfcates which were Illegally issued against
ground exempt from assessment The amount
involved In this section is $16,457.35, with
an average of twelve years interest,
or perhaps total OF $50 Coo The total amount in
yoved in the bill is, therefore, about 1905 2s9 a.
The Commissioners recommend that the interest
TO be included In the drawback certificates author
lzed py this bill be reduced to six per centum,
which would reduce the total TO $26l col IS They
further recommend that all certificates issued I'M
der the act II 1t should become a law should be
taxes.
The special assessments are pledged for the re-
demptiOn OF the eight per cent certificates, and
should not be made to carry the burden OF a new
Issue OF certificates. As 1t may often happen that
the party who paid the excessive tax is not enti-
tled 70 the drawback, the Commissioners suggest
That The words "whO paid, In section 3 line IS be
stricken out, and the words ''entitled tor be In
serted, SO as to make the language the same as is
used in the Sd section OF the act OF 9th June 1870
The bill was returned
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gyGRgD.

BARR. On March %. 1882, after an illness which
he bore With patience and forttude. THOMAS BARR,
in the ninety eighth year Of his
His funeral viii take place from his late residence,
No. 525 5th street southeast Tuesday March o.
Up. IN.
PEARSON. On Sunday, March 26th, 1882 1T $50
Pm, JULIA ELLA, beloved wife Of c. ID. Fearson.
The funeral viii take Ilsce from late re~idenoe
corner Nineteenth and etrsets north vest on Iues-
day, March 2sth ct 4 30 pm.
HENRY. On Saturday afternoon. March IS. 1882.
HARRIET A., widow Of Prof. Joseph Henry in the
seventy third year of her s%e.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend tho
funeral services, ct her late residence. No. lfo6 Al
street northwest on Tuesday, March %. nj y. IN.
VAN DERvEER. AZ oclock Monday morning.
March 9th, 1890, FERDINAND VAN DERVEER,
asred years. IA lbs and - days. youngest OF A.
d. and Mary B. an Derveef.
There were two tender buds on our family trsa
Both promising beautiful bloom:
One withered and died and We laid ii away,
And our hearts gave its memory q tomb.
o. God! then We cried. In thy tenderness spare
The bud that s left 70 our love;
Had need Of both treasures above.
Thus sever the links that now bind ms TO earth,
The ties TO our loving hearts given;
But the chain that Is broken again viii unite,
When VIC meet our fair dsrlinas I'm heaven.
The funeral will take from his o -ents' rcsi.
dence 2l9 Third street north xee ut O'clock Tues
day, March 2oth. 1882.
WRIGHT. At Bismarck Dakota. March Is. 1882. A.
STUART WRIGHT, aeed nfty -four ycsrs. fora cry
chief clerk Of the Brresu OF Engraving and Printing
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ROUNDS NOMINATED FOR PUBLIC PRINTER
DISTRICT BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE
Nomination. To-day.

ST. ROUNDS FOR GOVERNMENT PRINTER
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Sterling P. Rounds, OF Illinois, to be Public
Printer.
Lewis Buckner. to be collector internal revenue
fifth district Of Kentucky.
John X Faulkner to be surveyor OF customs for
port Of Louisville, Ky.
VIM. A. Pledger, surveyor of customs for port OF
Atlanta, Ga.
W. S. O. b. Robinson. L. s. attorney for eastern
district OF North Carolina.
A. j. Auxier, Us. marshal for eastern district OF
Kentucky
Edwin A. Ireland. OF Utah, United States mar
shall eastern district OF Utah.
Il L. Wise, receiver OF public moneys at Darda-
nellie. Ark.
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They Want Et Some More.

PrtBs.
Many able congressman recall with tinge OF
sadness the Sun-lit days when the weeks wash,
the half-soled boots and the Saratoga trunk were
carried anywhere over this broad land by the
mere affiAing OF a frank. They want IL some
more, and the engineers are making the prel.mi-
nary surveys
ROSE EYrrNGE DIyoRCEp. osss,ytinge Butler
better known I'm the theatrical world as Rose Ey-
tinga, some time since brought a suit for divorce
against her husband, George H. Butler. Judge
Larremore yesterday signed decree, IN Accord
ance with the report, granting divorce In favor
or Mrs. Butler.-N i. Herald, 23th.
Rev. Mr. Feehan, a Catholic priest, was arrested
at Pathdowney, Queens county, ireland, on Sat
urday, on the charge OF using sed:tious language
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DRAWING fHE NATIONAL RIFLE FAIR PRIZES
The drawing for the prizes III the National Rifles
fair began at O'Clock this afternoon. There was
large attendance The two principal prizes were
soon drawn, number 2,e05 drawing the piano,
1871 the diamond ear rings and humber 1 The
silver toilet set The names OF the holders of
these tickets could not be ascertained. The draw
ing VIII conclude at 10 O'Clock tonight The gross
receipts from the fair SIS OO anC ft is Thought
that the expenses will come within s., COO
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctopeers,
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
D. c., NEAR BALTIMORE
SALE OF
IN WASHINGTON
ANDOHT0 DERbT

TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
~ nWnAs ASH Na D. c., NEAR BALTIMORE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Novemberza&,
9th. A: D. 1880. and duly recorded in liber 952 $
folio 404 ct eeq., Of the land records for
District Of Columbia. and the request Of the party
front q the grernises, TUESDAY: the ELEVENTH
DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1882. ct 4:30 O'CLOCK P. M,
an those certain pe3s Or parcels Of ground situate and
desfnasd on the plat or plan Of ssd city ali orig
BY the dsn Thereof Of crlgias lot Numbered i've 90
81. Also at FIVE O'CLOCK on same day; in front of
90 to a5teen 90 inclusive II square numbered
Said properties sold subject such taxes general
and special as arc due and unpaid Che amount Of which
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of purchase money In cas
ana tho balance In equal fnsfallments ut six twelve
eivhteen twenty four thirty thirty forty two and
chaser VIII be taken. bearing six per cent interest from
day Of sale till paid and secured by deed Of trust on
eacn sold or ell cash ct purchasers choice.
deposit OF S7o yi De REQUIRED acceptsnce Of bid
cssn pforerty scid All conyeysnedng at purchasers
days from the DAY Of sale ne Trustees reserve the
utter hve days advertisement.
- RANDALL HAGNER.l So
MAO aawoxards CHAa. z. N0fI4x6b.5 Trustees.
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REDUCTIONS IN THE cosr OF STAR SERvrCR-
Second Assistant Postmaster General Elmer has
caused an examination of the results OF the re.
cent letting OF star routes west of the Mississippi
river to be made which proves that the cost OF the
western service will not be Increased after July l.
1SsS, but In comparison with The cost OF the same
service on January !, 1881, two months before the
change OF administration, will be reduced one
hail. notwithstanding the prediction that the
enactment or the Law limiting the cost OF expedi-
ton to 50 per cent Of the original contract pay
would lead bidders TO raise their prices this let
ting, comparison shows that the cost OF star SER
vice per mile fn tn Pacific section, together with,
Texas and Louisiana, was 16 80 cents on January
j, 1881, and win I've only CO cents on July l. 1852
under the new contracts, the decrease in per mile
being 1926 per cent The cost OF twenty-on
prominent routes was s647,6s on January /, 1881.
This annual cost was reduced under Postmaster
General james to $40. 1861 and the same routes
with substantially the same charges as 10 length
which wtre made under Mr.. James, but with
years for So. ia
Nsrgc,a II DANw YcnxR< s6ae1urd n x9es 49, -
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The Courts,
Police judge Smell.

To-day, William St Clair, vagrancy; bonds or 30
days. Robert A. Payne, colored, Indecent expo
sure on the street; personal bonds TO not repeat
the offence. Annie Crawford, vagrancy; bonds or
80 days William Simms and Albert Dodson, loud
and boSterous; So or Is days each. Joseph Ii.
Holland, profanity: IS or days. James Camp
bell, carrying pistol; forfeited SO collateral.
Samuel johnson, loud and boiSterous; s. or Is
days. James A. gin, profanity; s. or IS days.
Belle Crossman, alias Pitts, vagrancy; bonds or
30 days. Susan Williams do. /; personal bonds 10
not repeat the offence. John Smith, fast driving
In the county; $40 or 30 days John A. Piumley,
do: do,
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RAILROADS.

V>HE GREAT
Ito THE S6kfH fA Hksf aS hS ss65HfrHwEsr.
DOgBLE TRAGk- =, splendid SCENERY.
IL f EFFcr 5hN ifikio Ed. 1 ssaSifhENr
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON. FROM STATION. CORNER
1Or Pittsblrx and tie West Chicago Limited Express
o. Pnllman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at $50 M.
from HaSrisSurs a. to c aif S SWs eten
Fsfnrr aS ND c p m daily Mh Palace Sass to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Canandaieua. Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA go p
For wilHamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50 a.
For Sss 4Srs md shs Eass 500 am. 1880 am,
ans and ioa1 ed r1Pss of Fa hsS
Tor C4rs 80 a m daily except Sunday.
sey Ci:y with bosts q Broofyn Annex. aar in,
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For fe ifsoss 500 Sew a York Gty so
and and 100 90 7; m Limited Express. $50
For s M go 500 9sS 1910 and 80.
us 500. . $50 AIM i5 a' $40. 3d. go 50
For PSpes creek Line. $40 an. and 44o pm. daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. 60 a. and 4..O pm daily. excep.
. AzR aSb aA
For Alexandra G;$o. 90. go. IL 90 aud II 25 am
40. 800. E % 500 and II 80 pm. ON sunday,
For Richmond sn5 the Scuh go ' aud ri rs sV nm.
rr,n daily ls, and SEQ + "a, a exert suna3T
$40 Em and 100 midsS; On sun IiU -a At
S-05. 1888 and 1900 a. 401 and 9:2p d. M
Tickets inform alton at the office northeast corner
ton where orers can lie left fo- the eeckfn Of Jag
sage to destinshon from hotels and residences - 40
FRANK THOMPSON. Geners Ma rsss,ser Aseisi IA
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n17-d&ds

n yHANCEK1 u.
" By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Courtaa4
Of the District OF Colnmbs passed in equity canseS~
No 4. 004, viii, on WEDNESDAY,, the TWEEN
TY.NIN1H DAY OF MARCH, 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ in front Of the premises offer for sale at auction
Lot No. in square No. 1884, in this CITY, having front
OF ~ feet inches North Carolina avenue and an
average depth of aboEt I56 feet.
Terms One third Of the purchase money In cash and
the rssdne in two equal payments at six and twelve
PURCHASERS cost deposit Of $50 win be required Is
.---~ REdINALn FENDALI. Trustee.
DUNCAN6ON BROS. Auctioneers. ml7-dkda
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HtHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESI-.
DEhCE ON EAST SIDE OF NEW JERSEY
AVENUE. BETWEEN Fl AND 1 STREETS
NORTHWEST, BEING No. 813.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the "a
twenty third day Of SeItenber 1875, and duly Eel
records for Washington, District of Columbia and by
direction OF the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustee will sell, THURSDAY. the SIXTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises, all that certain piece parcel of ground
known and described Lot No. ii, in A. r. Shep-
herIs Of square west of square No. 623.
having front of 20 feet inches by depth about 70
feet, improved by comfortable brick residence
Terms of sale. viz: The amount of Indebtedness
cured by this trust unpaid with the expenses of SALE
cash, and the balance at six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months. for which the notes of the ptr
cha:er bearing interest from the day Of sale and
cured by deed of trust the property Ecd shall be
taken All conveyanciDg ut purchasers cost deposit
OF $500 shall be requi ed of the purchaser at the
sale.
m27-d&ds SAM CROSS Trustee.
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SEyEN MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN, AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
BLOOD. AND THEN FOLLOWS SKIN DISEASES.

Nothing is more dreaded than salt rheum or eczema
which has fully dozen speciesgoing under various
names, nearly all of which defy the ordinary remedies
destroy the hair the skin and the flesh, and in many
cases death comes q blessing. Scalp and skin sike
are subject to this well to dandruf letter and
other scaly diseases producing badness, eruptons
ulcers and other troubles
Intelligent people should beware of taking poisons
remedies for this class of diseases of the skin and scalp
and the various remedies which by unsked
men should be avoided as would plague.
There is but Skin Cure" which be relied on
and that is DR.. Benson's and its of
its worth tits not patent medicine but the result of
his own experience and practice and is tor
the special diseases for which it offered 1t makes the
skin soft and white and smooth, removing tan and
freckes and is the best toilet preparation in the world
1t is elegantly put two bottles in package.
sstng of both internal and external treatment Simple
in its combination. pure and free from all poisons. it
may be relied upon by all those who wish to have per-
feet health and freedom from all skin diseases Of what
ever nature. whether they Eczema, letters Humors
1nnammations, Milk Crust, Rough Scay Eruptions.
Diseases of the Hair and Scalp. Scrofula, Ulcers, PIN
pies or Tender Itching any part of the body Price
One Dollar per package. All best druggists have it for
SALE
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

By virtue of deed Of trust dated June 30th A. D.
1875 and duly recorded in Lber No. 79O folio 26S s
one Of The land records for the District Of Colu n
shah sell. at public auction the premises TUESDAY,
APRIL FOURTH. A. D. 1882 1t FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ two two-stOry frame dwelling, houses, situated on
the center lot Of the north grounds of Columbia Uni
versity in said county OF Washington. together with
the stable and Outbuildin9S to the belonging the
said buildings being upon ground held by the eaid
versity.
Terms Of sale: One-haR cash. balance In three SIX
and nine months for notes bearing interest from
sale and secured by deed of trust property sold.
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. 500 down on
within five days from day Of sale the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property ct cost Of defaultng
purchaser.
na25-d RUFUS A. NORRIEONt trustees.
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The RoyaI srcauuue,

BALTIMORE. MD, March 2..-The supreme Coua-
eli OF the Royal Arcanum has been called 60 ne
In thls city on tae 18th OF April Delegates viii nd
present from Massachusetts. New Aork. PcAnsyl.
vaDia, Ohin Illinois, Michigan and many otaer
states having grand jurisdictions The Eutaw
House has been designated as the he.dluaIters Of
the supreme Council
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
FA 4 STkEET BETWEEN SECOND AND
By virtue q . deed Of trust. bearing date theAA
in Iiber 9l7 folio 500 TO- one Of tie land records
for Wsshineton District Of Columbia the UNDERMINED
Trustees will sell TUESDAY, the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH. 1882, ct FIVE O'CLOCK
p. M, the following described property. viz. All that
parcel Of ground lying and being in Georgetown Dis
tric Of Columbia being oil that part Of Lot No. los
Thrslseld's sddtton to said Georgetown. being the
ginning 81 point in the west hne of Fayete street dis
south 20 feet thence west 100 feet thence north CO. and
thence east 100 feet to the place Of beginning together
and basement Frame Dwelling. with modern Improve
ments.
Terms: ODe-third cash; the balance At six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest until paid
and secured by deed Of trust on the properly sold
All conreyancing at purchasers cost. $IO0 down at
time OF SALE II the terms OF sale not complied with
propery .s the risk and cost Ct the aefaulns pucha
JAMES L. DAVIS ,,.-..
ml7-dNds AUSTIN KERR. AEustees-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TKyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

fEIHO5fAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TWO SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS ON STREET
NORTHEAST. BETWEEN TENTH AND FI.Ey-
ENTH STREETS, BEING NOS. 1913 AND lOI7,
AND VACANT LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF +
STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST: TWO BRICKS AND
ONE FRAME DWELLING. NOS 522 524 AND
526 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT
AUCTION :
On WEDNESDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF 81
MARCH, 1882, st FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, III front 81
q TIE PREMISES shall sell part Of Lot ?, in square
80, together With the improvements.
On III tSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
1SS2 at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, part of Lot 3, in square
sol, unimproyed.
Also, on FRIDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises Lots H. IL and -. in square 354. with the
improvements. All located as above stated.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in two equal
regiments, at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold All ccnyeyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit
OF $50 viii De required each piece of property at time
Of sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
In4-dts Auctioneer.
81 THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the Storm in the order advertised until
MONDAY. TUESDAY aud Wednesday, MARCH
IMENTI SEVENTH. TWENTY Il H 7 and
TWENTY NINTH, same hours ana places.
m16-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUMNER UNIFORMS AMI


PROPOSALS FOR SUMNER UNIFORMS AND
OFFICE MAJOR AS b s6pT. NET. POLICE,
wAsn1SGTos. DC, March II, 1882. -.
Fre+5 E K fh st nj 4is HF
G at which hour hey wv viii he Gpsn t for rni7
more or less, 10 measure, for summer of Metro
P 2 Pofs z c fT9Gk sos sack eat
be made OF the best qslity of navy blue flannel indigo
to yard vest to Be made '1ei best quality Sf
white duck The garments TO be cut in accordance with
the regulations for uniforms to lie by the Metro
sea'ei Proposals viii be received and opened at The
tine for two hundred and thirty C235} Hats
more or less for summer wear Of the police force Sam
be- eem nis Sn sw S
days from date of award. Payment for the clothing
ten Of # the Tork P1ymsnt for the hats to be made on
The right to REJECT amy or al bids : reserved Bidders
are invited to be present at the opening of the bids For
Inspector s Poae aRY s TO oe c.
By order Of Commissioners Dc;
m14, 1927 Major and Superintendent.
IN WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 20 1882.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, to be endorsed PRO
sa f2T Pants oT vii be received at this 2lee
Yard. Washington. DC, free of any expense to the
Bureau of Yards and Docks
White Iced, Iinseed Oil. TuI!entine. &c. per
The right is reserved to reject any all bids not
ey on the of s dnpt ss sh
full delivery the articles Blank forms for bids at this
office. RICHARD WASHINGTON,
n23, u Pay Inspector U.S.N.
PRorosAIs FOR GAS FIXTURES.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR
AND NAVY DEPAETMESTs,
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 81 1882. y
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing, delivering
and putting i'll place complete the fixtures and gilt
rods required for the North Wing of the Building for
State. War and Navy DEPARTMENTS liz this city Will
received at this Office until TWELVE NJ, OF APRIL
TENTH 1882, and opened Immediately thereafter,
presence of bidders.
Specifications. general instructions to bidders and
blank forls Of proposal will be furnished to established
manufac tUTerS OF gas fixtures, application to this
Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
m21-6t Lt.-Col. Corps of Engineers.
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The Defaultrr V,ne.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. March s7.-Caeorlge r. Lane.
The detauter, this forenoon furnished the required
oail OF 5000 u appear on Aprtl :. LGne insinedi-
attl! let by train For hts home In EN ter accom-
panied by pOninent gentlemen. where he win de-
vote MS time 60 clearing up hts accounts which
are badly confused His Losses which are beyond
recovery, Will, lie thinks amount TO about 500 Oea
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senator Hiil Much rscs.er

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March Ex-senator Ben.
Hin is to-day reported 10y the physicians as beiig
much better He viii remain here for several
days.
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District Government, Affairs,

The District Commissioners to-day received q
note from Mr.. A. E. Orr, secretary OF the New York
Produce Exchange, asking for certified copy OF
the Insignia OF the seal pertaining to the District
government TO be emblaZOned on one OF the panels
OF the exterior for the proposed new Produce Elk.
change building in New York.
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NORFOLK, Va, March Gin n fight early sun
day morning, on board the schooner Annie j. Gas
XII, from Philadelphia FOR New York VIA Norfolk,
on Craney's island, between two OF the crew Rp-
dolph Anderson. Swede. and Robert Foster, a ne
gro, the latter inflicted probably fatal injuries on
the head OF the Swede with a capstan bar. The
negro is in cuSto,iy
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The EMANCIPATION Day PARADE-Capt Chas
B. Fisher, commanding % battalion District of
Columbia militia, has addressed a communication
to the District Commissioners inviting them to In.
spect and review the battalion the afternoon OF
Monday, 18th OF April, the twentieth anniversary
OF the emancipation OF the slaves OF the District OF
Columbia; the review to take place at O'Clock, In
front OF the Arlington hotel
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IT Is SAID that Secretary Kirkwood is to be ap-
pointed president OF the board OF commissioners
provided for by the anti-polygamy bill, which Is
now the law OF the land
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The philadelphia Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March y..-The coToners in
quest on the bodies OF the victims OF the re ent x-
ploSion Of the tus Henry c. Pratt was begun this
morning.
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CoATOUS3 LICORICE POWDER
~ tGcIs.. to<niulsi for purifying tine blood and reg,
uizhng tlie system. % CENTS Box.
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OH.
40 cents Per pint
a. n. kLOCLEMskfS PHARMACY.
I1ss ~; 9Th street.