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PROFESSIONAL.

TSEEUL FEET ARE REQUISITE To HEALTH
~ &8d comfort, hence the ele If the world from far
AMI ar. patron Pr. WHITES establishment l4I6
"a ave, opposite Wizards Hote, for the successful
teaiieat OF Hard and Soft Ccras. Bunions Inverted
Nails vascular Excresences etc. Established i'm WASH
igto1 Dc ia ISL. Office fee IL yer visit, for put
N1B u ieel III otIcr. m2
M r. l. BONEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
- Treats successfully Female Diseases NeuraI:ia
Eheg:IstisIn Chis, Paralysis. Nervous diseases, &C
1ufhirA, ltussiar, sulphur and all Medicated Baths
f'til. -zl' street, opposite Riggs House. o2O
hR- II. s. PARSONS, NJ DICsL ELECTRICIAN
lJtIs tanIc ana E!sctro Sapor Baths Massage Sveed.
"a pyeIGellts. Magnetic Treatment &c Hours from
"a H. To Pm. 1871 street northwest of-Sm.
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NEW YORK, May 9.-At the sale OF Jersey cattle
to-day the attendance was fair and good prices
were brought. The COW Josephine sold for 1885,
the cow Forget-Me-Nots Prize, s315: the cow
S325; the COW Bessie r., for $315; the COW Ida's
Fancy, for $325; the COW Primrose Lovelock, for
$30O; the COW Goldama, for $40, and the cow
CaliSte OF Scituate for 1896
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TIE MURDERER OF ELLIOTT, THE PUGILIsT, ON
TRIAL-In the trial OF Jerry Dunn, in Chica go
yesterday, for the murder OF the pugtlist Elliott
consumed in trying to secure q Jury. One fury
man thus far has been accepted by both sides.
accept three Others but they had yet to be ex-
amlne1 by the defense. It1t estimated that two
days VIII be consumed In obtaining q full panel
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DR0POSALS FOR FRFSH BEfF, MUTTON AND
Il CORNED BEEF
UNITED STATES = oLDIERs' HOME.
NASEISGTOS n q ApriI Al I2S3

UNITED STATES OLDIERs HOME.
NAsEISGTON, u c., April 80 1888
Sealed proposals. duplicate subject to the usual
eond, Mons VIII be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK DON, THURSDAY the SEVEN-
TEN II DAY OF W AY, 1888 at which time and place
they viii De opened in presenc bidders furnish
Ing MI delivering N the kitchen and hospital of the
Soisiiere Home resh Beef, Mutton and Corned Beef
As re t-rcd by tn Secretary and TT Home
June 3Oth, 1884. e
Information as to manner % Bidding conditions 70 be
Observed by bidders. Of contract and pay,nent
Will lie furnished on personal application this office
tie Secretlry and Treasurer the right to
Jet any AID all proposals.. The successful bidder viii
be required TO enter into contract with tina
Secretary and Treasurer of the Home with good and
approved security. is the Of g. 500 within twenty
Gays ben notifie: OF the accepta of his propo
sas copy this advertisement must be attached to
each Ir Tosa Enye opes contain pro osals s ,uld
De endorsed. Proposals for Fresh Beef Mutton and
CorDct Beef at United States Sodier' Home District
OF Columbia, and addressed to the undersigned.
b. T. RITTENHOUSE,
aT30 lGt Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers Home
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arrangements for the boat race between Edward
Hanlan and John o. Kennedy were completed
yesterday afternoon In New York, and Harry
Meoker and Geo =. Johnson, their respective
hackers, each placed In the hands OF Hamilton
Busby the second deposit OF e1.0OQ The nnal
deposit OF 500 each, making $500 side. wiz be
put up on the 25th instant
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The Snrauue Cases

PROVIDENCE, May Sin the supreme court to-
day several Cases against the A. & w. Sprague
Manufacturing Company ,on trust mortgage notes,
M,re tried. Gov. Butler appeared for the defense.
The court overruled his objections, and the jury
gave verdcts for the plaintiffs in one case for
$1O9 1856, and in another for $50
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SEVERE STORMS OF RAIN, WIND AND HAIL.
During violent wind and rain storm at Trenton.
n j., yesterday, F0repaughs circus tent was
blown over. The afternoon audience had 1ust
left. "A severe wind storm did damage yesterday
at Williamsp0rt. Pa, Paterson. N. J., New York
and Brooklyn. One OF the severest han storms
ever known In Denver. Col. occurred YESTERDAY
accompanied with terrific thunder ana lightning:
IL lasted an hour Hail an inch In diameter Iay
SIX inches deep In the streetA The fruit crop Is
ruined.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The American Tract Society.

The American Tract Society
NEW YORK, May AT the annual meeting of the
American Tract Society, In session to-day, it was
reported that the receipts during the year have
been $39i.066 and the expenditures $3.50 $50 There
have been published during the year 80 new vol
ume5 and GA tracts, card packets, etc. Several Of
these We're Ia foreign languages. The whole num-
bar OF volumes issued during the year is 152, 500.
ami OF tracts 7,704, 100 Several thousand OF these
were In foreign languages for shipment to mis-
slonafy stations. Five vice presidents OF the sOci-
ETY. died during the year: VIM. E Dodge, Hon. E
ID. Morgan, Hon. Robt l. Caruthers, Frederick
Maryland and r. L. Stuart.
Timothy Kelley's Third Trial.
FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
DUBLIN, May 9-The third trial Of Timothy
Kelley, who was charged with participation in the
murder or Lord Frederick Cavendfsh and Mr..
Burke, was concluded to-day. The jury found q
verdict OF guilty against the prisoner, and he was
sentenced to be hanged.
The Prohibition War I'm Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 0-With a few excep-
lions, every saloon in the city closed last night
at midnight, in pursuance OF the mayors orders,
but those which disobeyed were left unmolested.
This apparent compliance with the order is due TO
the fact that the majority OF the saloon keepers
nave not yet taken out their annual license. They
threaten to violate the order they secure
license.
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A NTON FISHER.
- CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
ME- MENl 9o6 9 street northwest Thirty years expert
Wells LaGes ETC. are perfectly cleaned BY this
j. DeSmedt official chemist of the District of Co,
Mmba: our chemicals are of the most effectual ma
ture and harmless and perfect machinery not
surpassed in Paris. New York or elsewhere" Notice.
Grease spots Ruaran ted to be thoroughly removed
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Fire and Loss Of life

CHICAGO, May "a special dispatch from
Charlotte, Michigan, says that Grimes & Co. g
mill at Vermontville, 10 miles north OF Charlotte,
was burned this morning, and that two or threa
men, including the proprietor, were burned
to death.
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MISS ANNIE 4. HUMPHREY.

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
MAKES CORSETS to order in every style and material
tnd guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Undertaking, Merno Underwear
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods.
french Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules sun
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent
and 81 Corset, her own luake. that Tor tho prica
cannot be surpassed.
NB-Frencb. German and SPANISH snok.n. as
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THE BABY ON THE CARDINALS Door STEP-The
New York Herald to-day says: "Cardfnal McClos-
keys door bell was rung fur1ously last night, and
when the servant (Maggle Murp hy> answered the
peremptory summons che found q male infant,
about Two months Old. lying on the door step. The
infant was neatly attlred, and a bundle OF its.
clothing lay beside II. Maggie took the child to
the nineteenth precinct police station, and 1t was
sent to police headQuarterAn
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INDICTED FOR THE CARLTON NuRDxE.-The grand
Jury for Middlesex county. Mass, yesterday found
three indictments against Roger Amero for MUIR
The indictments will be forwarded TO Washing.
ton to-day, and ex1radition papers will be issued.
Amero Is Ia jail at Dtgby, N. g., where he viii be
given hearing; and to prevent his discharge,
Detective Wood, accompanied by important Wit
nesses, left Boston yesterday for Digby, where
good cause VIII be shown for holding the prisoner
for extraGlitt0n.
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MRs. SELMA RUPERT.
ScHoo1 FOR DRrssu.x,xa

SCHOOL FOR lJRESSMAKING.
Ladies are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
optl ed School for Dressmakin9 at street north
west, where he teaches the art of Making, Cutting,
and correctly. '' "
be success Mr. White met with in this city already IL
que to his thorough knowledge OF his business The
system Mr. White teaches is universally acknow edged
10 he the best: The system Is by meas rement No
en- r. or part OF chart School open and evening
mh24 I'm - - "' ' ~'AAe'
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BASKETS. BASKETS, BASKETS,

1t will be to interest to carefully note the follow
ing extremely low prices:
LUNCH BASKETS.
Straw Lunch Baskets. 10c.
Willow Lunch Baskets, Csc.
Large size Palm Lunch Baskets $780, 49c 79c eec
These remarkably pce large baskets and very
cheap.
Rush Shopping Baskets 1Oc., &c, 49,, 2Uc. &c.
in different styles aud of excellent quality Look at
them.
SHOPPING Baskets in all white and all black; uslined
and lined. plain and fancy. from 25c. to sec.
Work Baskets in numerous de signs from 20c to &c.
Waste Paper Baskets, In square. round. bell shape
&C.. from Acc.
Travelling Baskets, in endless variety good designs
and durable make, from 49c
Infants Basket Chairs, 99c
Flower Baskets, from l5c. up
Clothes Baskets, from 99c. up.
We are constantly adding to this department and our
assortment viii be found very superior. An examina-
ton Of stock is respectfully solicited and especially
of our $40 RATTAN BABY CARRIAGE.
SILyERBERGS,
my7 sl2 eth and 313 9Th street northwest
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"A RKPUBLU N EUROPE InrossrBLk"-A te1o,
gram from Berlin last night says: The debate q
the budgetNn the Reichstag Monday was r6s
clerical speskefA Herr Wfndthorst, the ultra.
montana loader, said that order and true liberty
could only De maintained BY Q powerful mon.
archical regime. The existence OF q republic o.
the European continent was impossible Eve0
that In France, he said. would come 70 an end
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Timothy Kelley's Third Trial.
Conference of Melhodi.t Bishons.

PITTsBURG, Ia, May 9.-fhe semi-annual con-
ference OF the bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
church to arrange the work for the ensuing six
months was commenced here this morning, and
Will remain In session for several days.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST UFF1CE DEPARTMENT., 7
WAsHI> GTON ID. c., April %, 1885,
Sealed proposals invited from steel plat engravers
md Plate printers, and will be received at this Depart
pent until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON WEDNES-
DAY, the TNENTl-THIRD DAY OF MAY. L SO, for
furnishing all the otal tes the issue of which
vas authorized by the act of Congress approved
q 1883, and all the AoneyOrder RATS which the De-
partment may require for during period four
year. eoInenciuE on the 18th day of August. 1888.
Bank forms OF bids. with full specifications and q
sample NoneyOrder Draft, viii be furnished upon APP
p1catIon to tn Superintendent of the Money order
System Post Office Department. Washington. d.
W. O. GRESHAM
apis, Wv Postmaster General
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ENGLISH CLAIMANTS FoR HALF or NEW JRRsKY.-
An English family have written to have the NOR
tuary records OF New York searched with the
view OF tracing a family named Bethnen The
English people claim that one-half OF New Jersey
belonged to one Of the Bethnells: that they are
his heirs, and they intend TO prosecute their claim
TO the prOperty.
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TEE ABDUCTED GRANDSON OF JAY Huspz1x-
Willie DekersOn, the i've year-old SON OF Mr. and
Mrs w: w. DickersOn, and grandson OF Hon. Jay
Huboell, OF Michigan, who Was abducted In 1881.
is believed to be In Fargo, Dakota with his Kid
napper. Steps have been taken to secure the child
and arrest hfj abductor.
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TRYING TO HARMoNIZE THE DEMOCRACY OF
MARYLAHD.-The unity and harmony OF the demo-
cratic party OF Maryland, and particularly of
Baltimore, have within the past two years been
seriously disturbed by the ambition and personal
strifes OF party leaders and factions. THIS led
last fall to the defeat or the democratic nominees
for the city tudgeshfps and In the district. To
reconcile these differences about 30 democratic
editors from various counties assembled In Baltt.
more yesterday to consult on the situation. Col
dress to the democrats OF the state In which they
say all that Is necessary to bring harmony and as
sure the success OF nominations when made Is
that fair and honorable men shall be selected to
conduct the primary elections OF Baltimore, and
1.-THE voters allowed unrestricted opportunity 70
make such nominations as they wish
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A Big Let Down.
NEW YORK, May 9.-MemphtS and Charleston,
which advanced to 40 in the morning, has declined
to 40.
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my3. 5. ., II. 16. 10. %. 26-st Postm
FOR STATIONERY.
Posi- Oh ICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- Oh ICE DEPARTMENT
WAsHINiToN. D. c.. April %. 1883 (
Sea led Proposals viii be received at this Department
until TWELVE o. LOCK NJ. TT SDAE. JUNE
flF a. 1888 for furnishing Stationery for the use Of
Irst and Second Post Offices for year from
July /, 1883.
Blank forms of proposals. showing the items and es-
mated quantities required together with circular re-
latng thereto will be furnished application to this
Department.
Proposals should be addressed 70 First Assistant
Postmaster General. and endorsed Proposals Sta
6onery."
The Postmaster General the right to reject
any all BIDS ". O GRESHAM,
my3. ;, g. II. 16. 49, 23&26. st Postmaster General
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The fourth biennial convention q ehe Csehol1o
Knights OF America began at st. Louis yeSterday.
The Okeechobee company viii launch next MOI
day at Kissmlmee, Fla, the President Arthur IT,
viii reclaim 100000 ceres Of sugar landA
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ANOTHER SPEECH BY GEN. GRANE-At the flf-
teentn anniversary banquet OF the Chamber OF
Ing, Gen. Grant spoke In response to the tnast of
"The United States." After abiding TO the adj
yantages and privileges given to foreign-born cit-
zenS. he spoke OF the obligations these privileges
impose. and said that the adopted citizens should
feel this their country and be ready to light and
Ole Tor II u need DE. The great majority OF them
do feel 90, he continued. but there Is class Who
merely avail themselves Of the privileges OF cifl-
zenship, and ignore Its duttea
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KEYPoRT, Nj. May 9-There was considerable
damage done here by the storm last night The
sheds on one OF the steamboat docks were blown
OUT Into the bay: A portion Of the upper deck of
The house OF Burrows Holmes was struck by
lightning and set on fire, but the flames were ex-
tinguished before doing much damage. large
number of trees were also uprooted by the wind.
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The Courts.
EQUITY T-hfdOe .Ji1111f

EQUITY COURToJad0e James
To-day, B0hn agt. Foy1 appearance ordered
Young agt Young; sale ratified mist In re-. Key
ser: receiver; authority to compound Indebtedness
OF a Cioss. FARLEY agt Green; on hearing.
PoLICR CoURT-.Jud0e Ssaeu
Io-day. David A. Windsor, Charles McSelby and
Jonn handoph, col0red, were fined 8 each tor
trsspass'ng on parks: Henry Pollard and Matthew
MitnieIs. coiored, same charge; Winters forfeited
COIiateraI ana P0llard'S case was continued.
Henry Parker and Ben Wtmstead placing filth m
the street; personal bonds.
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| RWEAR!-DOUGLASS', 9TH AND F
~ STREETS.-The business in this departm mt hay-
ing been lar In excess Of our expectations. the sale
De continued until further notice. Zach day we will
oIer .ifferent but decided bargains and will on
IHSRSDA begin with 200 dozen more of those thor
ougniy made and trimmed CHEMISE AND DRAW.
IL at 70 cents each The best chemse for
the price We have 90 dozen French Castor, button
length Mousqnetaire Gloves. at 81 per pair. regular
price, 81 100 dozen Schopper's best quality in.
per pair Another 50 dozen of those thread Child
rem STOCKINGS just ill., 10O dozen Misses Hose at 37x
cents or three pair for 81 former price so cents to Is
cents. according to size.
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets
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1 CCiSiANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 ON

~e0 hereby ceTtfp that tse Terpfse TIE nrran1e-
Se.2 F,F az ne Ho''thy ana S.ai nnaG} Dratrin0s
q - Lesstdd sfcfe Lottery Car pda4, and per-
t@Gf ~ is,e conducted cith honesty t.ircss a,.d
- gre ann G'c.:Fa al Tcrties 0ssd dtRorize the
tt f % use hs certificate. ruth -SiD,iLes Of oar
sAI Nal IL - attached ttS cdc7 ttseHts3its."
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SILyERBERG'S.

3l2 eth and 313 9Th street northwest
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DROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER, 1WINE,
Il LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 8, 1887
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Department
uNTII. The SEyENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1888. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, for furnishing Wrapping
Paper. Irvine. Letter Balances and Marking and ating
Stamps, for the of the Post Offices the United
States for year from the LIST day of July 1888.
Banks for proposals circ lars stating the kind
and estimated quantities requi ed and giving full
strucOns to of b ding and conditions be
observed by bidders Will be furnished apple to
the BLANK Agency, Post Office Department Washing
ton, ID. c."
The Postmaster General the right to reject
any ali bids.
W. @. GRESHAM
my3, g, II, l6, 49, 23&26St Postmaster General.
DEOPOSALS FOR POSTAL NOTES AND MONEY
Il ORDER DRAFTS.
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. / Q o o B 8.

MARYLAND CLUB. Sc per gallon.
MONTICELLO TT So per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. sc per gallon.
OLD BAKER. 80 per gallon.
OLD CROW. 81 per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE. s. pc, gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, IS cents
BOTTLE OLD CROW. 81
HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1885,
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, S.
GALLON OPORTo WINE. IS.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY. 81
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, g.
PIPER HEIDsIECK, sOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE, GUINNESS,
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE. BOTTLED. 2.5O DOZEN.
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Special Dispstch to TEE EvKxne srAn.

Special Dispatch to TEE LvKxne star.
BALTIMORE, May 0.-This afternoon, at O'Clock
Louis Deronceray. president OF the Chrom0graphic
Card Co, while suffering with malarial fever, at
his residence, "a Mulberry street, cut hts throat
from ear TO ear with a razor and jumped out of
the third-story window. He can hardly recover
He is stxty-eight years old and belongs to one OF
the old Maryland families.
The Trial Of Jere Dunn.
CHICAGO, May Gin the trial OF Jere Dunn for
the murder or Elliott, the pugiiist eight Jurors
hid been accepted at the O'Clock adjournment
to-day.
French Victory Over the Chinese.
PARIS, May an. Conrad to-day informed the
committee Of the chamber OF deputies on the
TonQun expedition, that 900 Annamite or Chi
nese troops attacked Hanoi. the capital OF Ton
9uin. on March 20, but were repulsed by the
French He also stated that Capt Kergaradec
bears letter from President Grevy informing the
king OF AMMAN that his inability to assure the Sc
eurfty OF Tonquin compels France to establish
herself defnitively there.
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEC.
Thefollow1ng the opening and closing prices
efthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
byspeclal wire to H H Dodge, $50 18th street.
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Distric. GDvsrnnent Affair.".


Yesterday afternoon the District commissioners
granted permission to the Washington and George
town railroad company to lay track on W street
with The new stable. provided that all expenses of
street changes and repairs be paid by the COM
pany; the space Deiweeh the rails and two feet
the best quality OF granite blocks, and the COM
pany TO permit no cars to rem ain standing on the
thereon.
GAS BELOW THE STANDARD.
The inspector OF gas reported TO the Commits
Washington Gas-light company had again fallen
below the standard. Another suit Will probably
be entered.
THE STREET WORK THIS YEAR.
The District clerks are busy In preparing the
blank forms Of proposals for the street work, and
most or them are nearly ready to be advertised
The first opening of bids will be on the 21st instant
for improvements on the streets, and win cover
about $500 600 worth OF work; the next viii be on
the Is instant, and viii nearly clean up the bid
ding for this year. 1t Is the purpose OF the Com
m1ssioners, under the recent decision OF the Con-
troller, to give the work out soon as possible,
best weather during the summer months to exc
cute the work.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
District Commissioner West made a visit to the
himself as to the progress being made there by the
pupils
REVISED AssEssMRNrs
w me District Commissloners, In reply to Chief
requesting instructions before making tax certIf-
cate for certain lot, notify him THAT the acts of
June 49, 1878, and June e. 1879 authorize and d.
rect the Commissioners TO revise and correct not
only excessive, but also erroneous assessments;
therefore, the amount found due on revision, be it
greater or less than the original assessment, is
the amount to be charged against the property
benefited. This rule Will apply to all accounts
remaining unsettled at this date, MAY oo)"
PERMITS TO BUILD
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwtsle as folows:-A. Johns, repair brick 1411
Columbia street; 1915. E. Nottingham, repair
frames 1112 and liza Canal street southeast; $3.50
A. Jarboe, erect One-story ware house, west side
j. Mcbride Sterr1ll. repair fran on Plerce's mill
road. Tenleytown; 5000 j. Krkwood, repair brick
and frame 1928 9Th street northwest; $500. j. G.
Kimbal, erect two two-StOry and basement dwell
ings North Carolina avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets; 5000. Mary A. Watkins, erect a two
town; 5000. Aubrich Palma, erect three two-story
dwellings, corner 9TH and D streets southeast;
5000.
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E. G. KNIGHT.
t731 peunaylvao,, .varu>

ap20 1882 Pennsylvanla ayenue.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il o o. COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY 5,
GERdoND CRASDELL WASHINGTON CRY SAyrSos
BaNK-3i23, EQ. Doc. -:
The payment by the Of dividends to credtors
OF said Bank having been heretofore decreed In this
third day OF May, A. d. 1888, motion Of William
r. MAt5ingy Heeeiver ordered. adtndged and decreed
Inat ali deposltors in the Washington CITY Sayin0s
BANK, DEFENDANT herein, and their aseigns be. and
they are hereby. forever debarred from mskinv anv
claim or demand against said defendant the receiver in
Tor undrawn Dividends lie presented said Receiver
before the frst Gay Of January A. d. 1884: provided
notice OF this order be published at least three times
week Tor four successive weeks from this and three
times WEEK Tor six successive weeks prior said jim.
uary LIST, 1884. in two newspapers puhsed in
the city Of Washington, d. @. ~
CHARLES p. JAMES. Justice.
TT +: j; ME1es. e.s.
VoYAaERs TO EUROPE.
J. ". BOTELER SON
Are the Ascns for the sale of tickets In this District
Of the
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain an infor.
NV. BoTELFR SON.
ap11-Sm s2S Penn. Avs.
CUNNINGHAM. HArrEh
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