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Influence Of Tar Refuse on Fishes.
LITTER FROM PROF. BAIRD TO TIE DISTRICT CoMNE
SIONRRS ON THE SCRJECT

Influence OF Tar Refuse on Fishes.
LETTER FROM PROF. BAIRD TO TIE DISTRICT CoMNIs-
sIoNRRS ON THE SUBJECT.
The attention of the Commissioners having been
called to the tar and refuse flowing from the Wash
ington Gas Companys works into Rock Creek, and
thence into the Potomac. and the evil effects pro-
duced thereby upon vessels In the stream, the In
reference with dredges working at the fats and
the deleterious influences upon the fish Industries
OF the District, addressed letter to Prof Baird
the United states fish commissioner. and also 10
the health officer of the District In relation TO the
above matters.
Prof. Baird referred the subject to Col McDon-
aid. who thoroughly investigated it.
This morning a communication was received by
the commissioners from Prof. Baird. in which lie
states that the measure OF protection furnished by
the law which has Just passed the House will be
greatly diminished tf the discharges in question be
continued He recommends that the law be
out any reservation the discharge OF matter OF any
kind whatever from the gas works and the facto-
rleS that engaged I'm utilizing coal tar and its
derivatleS after July 1885, thus giving them year
to make their necessary preparations
Prot. Baird also enclOSeS the report OF Col. Nc
Donald. which states in substance that the waste
from the Georgetown and Washington gas compa-
MES works and from the ammonia works finds its
way Into the Potomac, no attempt being made by
either OF the above companies TO utilize it, This
bottom OF the river and acts unavorably the con-
d1tiOnS OF life OF those minute forms which fur
n1Sh the basement OF existence upon which higher
forms OF river life depend and which In their turn
furnish the food for the young OF fish and
thus, by the destruction the lower forms OF life
renders impossible the development and growth OF
the embryo fish. The report says IL is useless to
protect the spawning OF Shad and herring In Dis
food be DESTROYED by the pollution OF the stream
With these products.
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Dentais from the kansas Senators
THEY HKvE WRITTEN no LETTERS HOME SAVING
THAT ARTHUR Is TUE STRONGEST CANDIDATE
reporter called Senator Ingalls, attention 70
the statement IN the Jeavenvorth KA. 7yyues that
letters received In that state from senators Plumb
and ingalls, say that they favor Arthur for candi-
date for President because he Is the strongest man
named, and eerSln 10 carry New York, and II n
believed he will nave one-half OF Kansas eighteen
votes In the convention.
That statement said Mr.. Ingalls, "is Incorrect
ana unauthorized i am entirely friendly 90 Prsssi-
dent Arthur, and viii support him with great
pleasure II he is nominated; but have not said 10
any persnh that ne Is the strongest man named IN
connection with the presidency and that he Is ger
tam 10 carry New York i have expressed no
opinion as 10 the preferences OF the eighteen dele
gates nom Kansas, for have heard nothing TO
base an opinion upon"
When the reporter spoke 20 senator Plumb OF
and added II have written no such letIer 10 an
anywhere else
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District in Congress-

The pawnbrokers have submitted to the sub-Sen-
ate District committee having charge OF the police
regulation bill a request for modification OF the
that the provisions are too severe and ask that the
interest shall be permitted to remain at per cent
month"; as at present, instead OF aper cent, as
proposed In the bill
Charges OF Evasl0ns Of the License Law.
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS WRITE TO REPRESENTA-
TIVE SKINNER FOR NFoRMATION-wHAT Mr. SKIM
EER SAYS.
Mr.. Skinner, of New York, received q letter from
the District Commissioners this morning, inciostng
letter from the major OF police quoting MI. Skin
ners language in his speech the motion to repeal
the tax on commercial agents in the District, IN
evaded through the connivance of District officials;
and asking him to furnish them with proof which
would enable them TO discover such thing II 1t Is
Mr.. skinner told STAR reporter this afternoon
that he had not yet answered the letter and did not
said, give the commissioners his authority for the
statement. as TO 90 30 would be breach OF conf
Il yo1 es snSq T a to
In TEE STAR and they would get answers enough
This is not the nrst time the charge II they choose
first session OF the Forty Congress-
.What are the specific chargesa" asked TIE
81 Will not give you my authority, but a gentle
man came TO me but yesterday, and told me that
by paying some one nve dollars for little card
tuSy cuuiu w uniotuIUoQ toI iOut OF uv0 Gays ana
avoid the payment OF the two hundred dollars
license"
MT. skinner said further that he did not occupy
position In opposition to the Warrington mef.
chants but, on the contrary, was willing to DO
anything he could to relieve them from any burden
they might suner under. "If they are taxed too
onu1 har .ra MSu 1o, 9I mns s co%1 y g
the District government; but am opposed 20 no
stricttng the rights Of other merchants to come
from the license laws Of Virginia. but there b now
bill before the House to prohibit the states nom
having discriminating NcenseaS
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
c. McMichael to w. s. LOnghry, interest I'm lot g.,
res IL; 500. F. W. Jones ct al to A. H. Herr subs
!, 2 and 3, So 49, $2a45 Same TO Columbus Thomas
lot 5, sub. So liz, Georgetown; $780, John f. Ken
dali to Edward W. Dom. sub. lot A, OF lots 1S2 to
lS5, ProteuS SUBJ Mt Pleasant; 81 ,0O0 7. Ii. Young
ct al. to James and Jane Ann Small part 2, So So;
$4,000 w. II. Barnard ct al to Elizabeth D. Taylor,
part lots and II, So. Csc; S3,0O3 w. p WatrouS
TO Amelia A. Gass. lot 8, Gass' subdivision
Plains; $l,l25 Mary A. GaSs to same, lot "a, do;
5000 c. w. Davis to Mabel Hatch, n. II 81. sec. 2,
Barry farm; 8. F. w. Pilling to ". A. stewart,
lots Sc and So and part 81, sub. SO. $780, ss93a6 B.
F. Gilbert TO Mrs Mary Hyperion, lot IL, block g.
sub Of lots and 8. Grammar farm: Sal u
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme CourtH
of the District of Columbia in equity No f3a
1891 on the 9Th of May A d. 1884 wherein L. Jonas -
Cumberland ct al are complanants and Riley Cumber-
la It al defendants the undersigned Trustee will
offer at public auction. in front of the premises. ON
THURSDAY. the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF MAY,
A. ID 1884 at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the fol-
sn the sa b. n 10 w5 sass nan 81 Ut No
city of Washington District Of Columbia. same AZ laid
down on plats and llans OF said city.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash. balance in six and twelve months with interest
or all cash For deferred payments the notes of pur-
chaser or to be taken and deed to be given
on payment of all the purchase money. ConveyaIcng.
&c ut the cost of purchaser purchasers SlOO de-
posit required at the time of sale.
L. AUSTIN LITTLEFIEJD Trustee
my10-d&ds 1891 street northWeat
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


ExEGUToRs SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUAIE ON c AND THIRD
STREETS SOUTHWEST IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. D. c.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause f
No. S,948. the UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale at LOU
public auction in front of the respective premises
at HaIF:PAsT FOUR O'Clock NJ. the if FOL.
lowing described real estate That certain piece par
Gel OF ground known and described of lot
bered 81 in square numbered 534 and bounded fol
lows: Beginning at point IL feet inches south from
the northeast corner Of said ot thence running south
on Sd street west IL feet inch thence 20 feet
thence north II feet inch thence GO feet the
place Of beginning the said property being improved by
q three story brick residence.
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will offer for
sale that certain piece parcel of ground known and
described part Of lot numbered square numbered
534 and bounded follows Beginning the same
the southeast corner of said lot running northery
81 feet inches thence westerly Il et6 inches thence
southerly 81 feet inches thence easterly along the
line OF street southwest - feet inches to the place
Dee1nn1nK this property being improved by two-stOry
brick residence
Terms: Cash. deposit of $50 will be required on
the Of each OF the said pieces of property The
property will be resold at the risk and expense of de-
fanltins purchaser in case of compliance with said
terms within five days from day Of sale Costs Of
veyancing at purchasers expense.
WM. HENFRY Executor
my2l-dts No 465 street northwest.
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District Government Affair.

BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: TheO. Felter, repair and ex-
tend Welcker's hotel, 18th street; $4,000. NJ. A.
east; $500 John Van Riswick, repair frame. $50 Y
street southwest, $780, w. II. II. Smith, repair
brick, 2ll2 II street northwest; 500. Thos E
tween 9TH and 9Th streets northeast; $500. John
Scherger, repair brick 209 street northeast $3.50
Thomas 9 J. stanton repair frame ssll street;
rear OF 921 street northwest; $500.
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs-Marnage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Robert
White and Susie simmons; G. NJ. Marsh and W. A.
Leake, both Of Albemarle, Va; George w. Hunter
Henry F. Arnold and Moilie Riggies; DanieI O.
brennan man,, and Lucy Mssrr Elmer simpson
jeanette A WeicS. Of Frederick county. Nd - "
RANGE or fHB THERxoxErEk-The Following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
on1cer t0-day@a M, 62 3; II am. s&5; .pm. 7s-a
COLLECTING FORGED CHscks THROUGH AN Ex-
PRESS CoNPANY.-ames Maynard was committed
at the Central station In Baltimore yesterday on
charge OF obtaining ESQ from the Metropolitan
Obtain sa1s from the same Sana s ON snofher f4suS
ulent check Maynard deposited the first check
with the b o. express company In Baltimore
was discovered. he ieft the second check for els
with the express company yesterday, and was
Immediately Afterwards arrested
The Failure q DF0WDen & Walker.
NEW YORK, May H.-The failure of Messrs Brow
nell z Walker, OF No So Broadway, was announced
said that their suspension was not due to the
course OF the market but. to other causeA Their
liabilities were small and they could not vet make
statement They were busily engaged In trying
20 recover securities naudulently obtained nOm
sne@ 2,,ct cn6erc e had snce n Ms% sas
70 return the securities to the rm, and It was this
lon which had caused their suspension.
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NeWs Rrfef~-

Two attachments were granted In New York
yesterday by Judge Donohue against the propertv
fred Tully. - ~
Charles Hee Sng,a Chinese resident or New York.
was on tuesday granted a divorce on the ground III
adultery
There is deadlock between Mayor Martin and
the police commissioners Boston Ia regard TO the
Issuance OF liquor licenses
a moohshlne distillery was raided in Philadel-
pna yesterday, and D. Emory Byram was arrested
VIM Palmer, the last OF the guard OF Napoleon
Mhpe on tne island oil 81 Helena died at his home
In Battle Creek. Mich, Monday night
Auoiln Auain In New York last night shot and
instantly Killed Ills mistress, Laura Watson
SICK HEADACHE, LASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a Disorfered
stomach or to5tlveness the distressing effects OF
winch Dr. Jaynes Sanative Pills Will speedily re-
move; 10y their beneficial action on the hillary or
gans They Will also lessen the likelihood OF return
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


rTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
Al TIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ WEDNESDAY MAYA
IWENTf-FIRsT. 1884. will offer at public sale Il
tnat Valuable improved property 1912 Corcoran-
street northwest The house is three stories, with
basement kitchen and dining ROOM and of the
handsomely and most artstically decorated private resi-
Gnees IN the city brick stable with room for two
horses ana two carriages in the Lot OI96 feet.
Matting on floors and window shades to 20 with the
Mouse Possession given imm .dately.
Terms OF sale. One half cash: balance to suit
chaser. House be examined after IL O'Clock Mon
day.
i7-d6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
ZINE BUILDING LOT ON NINTH STREET WEST
Il SIDE. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND r STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEN-&2es
~ FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will SELL in<29X
front of the premises, the south 20 feet front by
lUO fest depth Of
LOT IA. SQUARE 364
This lot fronts 9th stree Cars running In front
and is adjacent to two other lines.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest payable semi annually and to be
secured by deed of trust deposit of 500 time of
sale. Conveyaicing at purchasers cost
my1I-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Political Pulmss

The Ohio democratic state convention I'm h
held at Columbus June cath and 2sth
The Louisiana legislature Yesterday e,ectad ras
Il. Eustis Z. - senator. TO succeed Benz v Jonaa
The committee Investigating the alleged election
frauds In 81. Martins and iberia parishes Io,Iisi
ana, recommend the Impeachment OF The,sdora
trict. >' ''s Wiz
. The democratic county convention &C Meaoy1lle
"a, yesterday nominated j. l. Mckinney OF TITUS,
Vile, Tor Congress, subject 60 the decision OF the
conference In the twenty sixth district
Inc democrats OF the eighth district OF Ma<sa-
national convention
The Baltimore democratic city convention pri.
maries have been fixed for June To-
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"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE FOURTH. A. D. 1884. same hou
and place By order Of the Trustees my2l 3O&3l il 80
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The Pimllico Races.

The spring meeting OF the Maryland Jockey club
at Pimlico was opened yesterday The INST race
was dash OF three-quarters OF a nile for ma,dens
OF al ages, and was won by Marmaduke. Time,
l:sl French pools paid $50 The annual Home
bred stakes for foals OF 1881, one nile was won by
80, Mel.nsI. llIhe, LOU French pools paid f7:So.
The third race. selling rsce one mfla resulted In
a dead heat between Constantine and Quebec
lime, l4h quebec won the run-ofY by head IN
l:4ea. French pools paid s29:Ss and fii so The
hahcocas handicap, one mile and one-eighth. fos
All ages, was won by War Eagle. Time 20ll
srench pools paid $3.50 The NTH race, mile
VINO TOOK the second and third heats in les and
l:ank. The steeplechase for all ages was won by
Abraham Time, 5:S0k. French pools paid saD M
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED
IN CRIMSON REP; WITH COVERS; WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, BOQUET STANDS WAL
NUT HAIRS AND ,CKERS. LACE CURTAINS
AND C0RNICES; WALNUT HALL RACK, -FOUR
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES. BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CAR
ITS. RUGS DRUGGETs. BRUSSELS CARPETS
THROUGHOUT H. USE. EASY CHAIRS, EN-
CRAVINGS. HAIRCLOTH ROCKERS. WALNUT
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND wASHSTANDS,
OAK SIDE TABLES. LOUNGES WALNUT SIDE
B0ARD MIRR9R BACK; BLACK WALNUT EX,
CHAIRS HAIR, HUSK AND COTTON-TOP MAT
TfESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS An d holsters,
BEDDING, HEATING STOVES. CHINA GLASS
AND CROCKERY WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS,
ETC
On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1884, COM
mencinr at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall SELL at resi-
dence No. 1924 street northwest the above collection
O: Household Effects lRrties furnishing will find
their advantage i'll giving this sale special attention
Terms cash WALTER Il WILLIAMS %
myl1-d Auctioueers
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az Stn H. W.
DCNCSNSON BROS, Aucts. myIl-ln w fSds
VVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF 40 ACRES
Il NEAR BRANCHyILLE, PRINCE GEORGE CO.


BY virtue of a deed Of trust TO me- dated .prils78
LIST lSs0 and recorded in the land records Cf Prnce$
George county. Maryland III Liber W. A. J.. No.
will sell at public auction the eliS,s HURS-
DAY. MAY IWENTY-SISTH. 1854. at HAIF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK i. NJ that piece parcel Of land. sit
nate and lying III the county Of Prince George, State Of
Maryland. contained within the (, flowing and
bounds Beginning for the the north
corner OF said land, and running thence deg
- min W $685. perches: thence :. 3 deg 80 min W
los u Is perches: thence 20 deg T. IL perches thence
: L. deg - min 1Ol5 Terche thence ). 20 deg L.
p-rches theme 5. l0de<. 3I perches: thence :.
deg W. IA 1925 perches. thence 70 deg Is min W.
IercheS thence - 81 deg A min. W. E-1-6 perches;
Thence = % deg W. 925 perches thence s. 80 deg Is
min T. Ia perches thence :. . deg. - hin +. 7ib4
perchs=; thence y deg 81 min T. 20 - Terches
So drz l. A p,rches thence y So d.-- - min el.
JrChss thence ) 81 deg - min Z IA yerches thence
s 50 q - min r. perches; thence y de-. IS min
T. 1864 pyrches. thr nee W Sc 16 perches: thence n
d., 10 min W 1254 perches. thence y. 81 deg W g
Yrrchs~; thence 50 deg ". 6a perches the Begin
niEs containing hundred and forty acres, more
or less
Terms: One-third cash balance two equal install
nSnts payable n on" and TWO Years. secured by the
Iroissory notes OF the purchaser trirg interest from
the day of sale, and by deed q. trust If the property
sod Two hundred dollars must D. deposited when the
bid il accepted Il tk- sat a not complied
with within ten days after SALE the property will re-
sold at the risk and cos; of she purchaser his prop
eEty is situated Branchyile Con the b. & O. Rail
rOad) Parties desiring t. att the sale can leave
Washington on the $50 tram A cDIlveyance Will he
really az Brancyile TO s2e them 10 the place sale
uylS-T A. q. BRADLEY, Trustee
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 21-Virginia SKIES deferred, Z:
consolidated 396; past-due coupons, 375S; ten.
forties: 3lh new threes; So bid to-day, ,,,,
Flour dull and straightforward street and western
super 75a350 do extra 362a4 g. do family I5a5 3D.
city mills SUPER 300a3 90 do extra 365a4 do Rio
brands Patapse9 family 62e: do superlatiye
Arm: southern red 10aI H. do amber, Halls; No
Maryland Ll0Aal lO1s No: western winter red spot.
l02a ON; June U5al O3k July, 03; August,
l02aaal Oh. Corn-southern dull and easy: western
dull and firm; southern white 67a70; do yellow. Glass;
western mixed, spot, $50 bid: May, 69Aa6O4; June,
6Oa60a; July. 6lHs6lst; AUGUST 62a624 Oats fairly
active-southern 4Oa43 western white <1aA3; do mixed
s7a4O Pennsylvania, ssaa2 Rye about steady. 6ss69
Hay firm and fairly active-prime to choice Pennsyva-
mia and Maryland. l5.OOal7OO. Provisions quiet and
steady. Mess pork old. I'D new - 20 Bulk meats
shoulders 81; clear rib sides. loA. Hams. AAai54.
Lard-refned 81 Butter dull and easy-western packed
9sls; creamery 21a26 Esgs quiet l4al4t Petroleum
am and +, stin & SGnes dnho car
Z; copper refined quiet. IL Whisky nominal. Lie.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer steady-cott0n.
Ltd; -four Sd ais, grain. ID keceipts-fopr L776
barrels wheat 1900 bushels 81 600 bushels oats
1000 bushels: rye. 1000 bushels. Shlpments-wheat.
1900 bushels; corn, II 600 bushels. Halss-wheat.
b,fah ht,uh
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70 DAYS TRIAL
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. No. 1712 L STREET NORTHWEST
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.

nCNCANSON BROS Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No 1928 STREET NORTH
WEST, TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT.
BY virtue Of a trust deed. recorded in Liber No ~
96 folio 1856 OF the land records Of the District of
Columbia. and by request will sell on TUES $50
DAY MAY TWENTY-SEvENTH, 1884. at HALF PAST
FIVE OCLOt r NJ. in front of the premises. Lot NJ,
IN Todd Caldwels subdivision of lots i'll square No.
pa fronting 10 feet street with depth Of 100 feet
to 10 foot alley. improved by well built two-story
vestment for home speculation.
Terms: 600 and expenses of SALE in cash. Of which
SlOO to be pid at time of sale; balance remain
twoor three years at six per cont per annu payable
semi annually secured by deed of trust premises
Conyeyancing to be at purchasers cost Terms to Ike
complied with in seven days. otherwise the right
served to resell at risk and cost Of defaung
after five days notice of such resale published in some
newspaper in " ashngton DC
BENJAMIN r. CATLIN,
JAMES II. T.. EAGER,
my21-d&dS Trustees for Northwestern r A.