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Il ReQutres no boiler, avoids an ernpn..v. ..,..,
no 0 Of time handling Of fuel and M 49,
"a szsennvsy tor running PASSENGER and Freisht
snd Staogr,Rhis Presses Coffee Mills Eoasters Paper
e1a noLin6 AAcninery IAthes. &C. &c This sn2ins
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Massachusetts Republican Delegates.
WORCESTER, April A-The tenth congressional
district republican convention to-day elected Hon.
w. w. Rice and Hon. Theodore c. Bates delegates
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, April M-The republicans
OF the nrst district to-day elected Jonathan Bourne
ana Frank S. Stevens delegates to Chicago. Bourne
favorS EdmundS and Stevens Arthur.
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DIED..

p Sp 81 Oh III, KLEIN i "a S
Funeral Friday. Al m, from the residence Of hsr
u family Invited if&h ks SsS
r.. BEosSAN On "Wednesday. Apl ga lss4 q y:
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Aprli 24th; lss. q O'Clock q M. MARY j. beloved
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GARNER On "Wednesday. April ga. 1884, g Eve
MINUTES to one O'Clock pm. of consumption. kIoAaA
How long he lins g r,elst with pain.
And when the angels called him bona
He smiled farewell TO al Q tear
Within father,seye
Can only tell the agony:
How hard it u 70 part.
Funeral to take place from his late residence lSs
street sSuthwsst 10 moray At O'clock pm- xfsses
KIRK. At Providence Hospital on April IA isoA q
7o'clock p: IA. CHARLES XIX seed sixty yeasx
REESE Suddenly, on April 23d. 1884 st hsr hCma IN
Baltimore. Of heart disease. Mrs JANE T. REESE viSs
3f the late William L Reese. formerly Of AisxasaE1A.
The remains VIII arrive q the Baltimore oAso aspos
to omesers Tor % ena S = q" M
in waiting for friends 1t the depot
p. sSTFk Ds Q. a shs o Ron ( April IA sA ~s
funeral WIN take place on the 18th instant from o.
dality respectfully invited 70 attend IuS1sas q
Cathedral cemetery. PHILADELPHIA Pa
SEBASTIAN. On Wednesday morniug ApFH "a
1884, JOHN MAYFIELD SEBASTIAN, ster 8 ekTr
fitness OF pneumonia aged eleven uopte M tv0ntY
eight daya
Sleep on, sweet babe and take thy rest
God has called thee for the best
Though we may morn and may sish;
But our sweet babe 4 anRel on high
PAnnsM
Funeral Friday. the 18th inst, &C O'Clock frua sas
fully invited TO attend.
SHOOK. On Ayfl "a 1854 st A.4oA m. DENNW
SHOOK. formerly Of Aara's Ferry. wsaVA. a -
Funeral on FRIDAY. The 18th inst ss p NJ mon hss
late residence No. go Pennsylvania avs6uo nnrShVUUl
Friends Of the family invited to sfssnd
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Railroads Have No Business ON the
Park.
An xsxrcxr,o xrxoSs-p,xrp

AN ENERGETIC KIMoHsrRANcR
The following memorial u receiving many sigma
tureG
TO sns Senate ana House Of Representatives Of the
United States:
The undersigned, citizens ana taxpayers OF the
CITY OF Washington, respectfully petition your hon.
CRADLE bodies that In the bills defining the routes OF
steam railroads within the city limits now pending
Seiore your committees on the District or Column
Ola, full provision shall be made for the prompt re
moval OF the tracks and sheds OF the Baltimore and
rosomac railroad company from the pub
now situated, and also nom 9Th street west
Ihis park nom the Capitol TO the Executive
Mansion was one OF the principal features
grows in population the Importance, both for public
health and pleasure, OF having this park in the
ana S s CITY @s sse day
fotomac company was allowed TO occupy it, the
PARK WAS un1mproved, and It was not realized how
large sacrifice was being made 10 their conveni-
ence. With the completion OF the washington
Monument and National Museum, and the improve
ment OF the grounds this sacrifice is very appar-
one railroad must in equity be granted TO others,
and II Is therefore only . question OF tine how
soon 800 Ia. me create, part II not the we2;e of
less the existing tracks are promptly semoved The
removal OF the track from 9th street is earnestly
prayed for because there only i've streets cross
ing park 20 give access to the southern part Of
the city and the Potomac water front and OF these
every one except 9th street Is occupied by street
street vuaily closes 1t to public travel and It is
the highest importance that this street should be
restored to the purposes OF q public highway, for
which 1t was dedicated free OF cost by It's original
owners in 1871. AT the present time vari-
GUS causes have conspired to make a settle
ment OF the railroad question q matter OF
this opportunity shall not be allowed TO pass with
out providing for the removal OF the tracks from
the principal part OF the city. We are informed
that the Commissioners OF the District of Columbia
have strongly urged that the union depot be
on private property just south OF the Intersection
OF Virginia any Maryland avenues and that all the
existing tracks north or this proposed depot shall
De removed. In our judgment this solution OF the
question will meet the approval OF very large ma
JOrty OF the citizens and SOourners In the national
capital, and we urgently petition that YOU viii
enact q law to give effect to their views
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN
L PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT, CONSISTING
AND FRONTING RESPECTIVELY ON BOUN.
TENDED EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
E Kn AyEMuE HHR3M STREET ,z oMT rAf2
One Of thu finest opportunities offered to obtain
either fine Building sites investment advanc-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TwENTY-aa
FIFTH. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK p .,G9&
we will continue the sale of the lots above men 49,
toned having sold less than onehaH Of those adver.
tsed OF the choicest lots and in choice blocks not
having yet been offered
above Lots situated in the best locations Of
Meridian HUI which is destined to become the center Of
magnincent suburban residences, and which form
ct the finest views Of city and surrounding country
OF these lots and the District authorities understand
and Erie to the east and west connecting
with 14th street and 10th street extended.
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in one snd two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed trust
on property Sold all cash. at option Of purchaser or
purchasers A deposit will be required each lot
soon knocked off, Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and Of defautin9
purchaser purchasers after Ave days public Of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. c. Conveyancng. &c, at cost of purchasers
Persons attending the sale Friday viii assemble on
18th street extended at tue stand pipe.
plat OF this property can be seen at the Office Of the
AuctiOneer, and further information given.
ap242t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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VIRGINIA ooALIrIoSIsTs YoR ARTHUR AND I'm nAr
LlCANs-
At the evening session OF the coalition couvsn-
ton In Richmond yesterday, the delegates % Chi
cago were elected Each delegation reported In
favor or Gen. VIM Malone a. chairman q the o.
egation TO Chicago, and instructed their Delegates
10 vote as unit on all questions arising In thne
convention The platform, which WAS reported tV
senator Malone and adopted, declared In fNvU q
the coalition party should hereafter be known q
the republican party OF Virginia, and In national
Affairs follow the national republican party. TN
plank In the platform was received with great
demonstrations OF applause. The last plank OF the
platform says that, cordially endorsing the Cd
ministration OF President Arthur as conspicuoualy
national and conservative Challenging tie respect
and confidence of the nation, we give emphatic
PRESTON to our preference for his Domination a.
Malone, VIM. II. Peasants (colored), 8 NJ. Yote,
Frank s Blair. james ID. Brady, A A. podeon Nj.
large. declined for personal reasons he favom
the unit rule.
CHEERS FOR ARTHUR IN THE NEW FORK coxvEs-
TIoN.
After the report OF the proceedings OF the repup-
ncan state convention NJ Utica, n. Y, closed N
The STAR yesterday, the Arthur Edmunds comn-
nation elected Andrew ID. White, OF TompktrA
Theodore Roosevelt, OF New York; John Gilbert,
OF Franklin, and Edward Packard. OF Kings dele
gates AT large on the frst ballot, and Edward \
Thomas, Henry +. Tarbox, Chas .. Tarbox ana
Pascal 7. Pratt were elected alternatesL Judres
Andrews and Rapold were renominated for the
court OF appeals The platform which was adopted
endorses the administration and approves the policy
OF projecting home Industry. When the referen,e
10 the Presidents "wise management OF affairs
was mate the convention gave three hearty cheers
,or resolution was adopted asking The
representatives be proportionate 10 the number q
republican voters of the state and congresato0Al
districts respectively.
HOW THE OHIO DISTRICT RKrUBLICAN DELICATE
STAND.
The Ohio district delegates TO Chicago, announced
In the convention yesterday, CLASSIFIED as fol-
lows: For Sherman, six districts for Blaine,
ences OF the delegates are unknown and the
eleventh and tweftn districts are DIVIDED between
sherman and Blaine The platform TO he reported
to-day approves President Arthurs administfatl
and favors protective tariff.
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d II. WARNER. Real Estate Broker.
d. GIG street mort

d. 9l6 r street northwest
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, No. 90S TWENTIETH l., STREET NORTH
WEST NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWEEN. -
a EI ng II. at FIVE O'CLOCK we will SELL in ina
PART LOT Is SQUARE No 7s
being the south Is feet front and running back that
story aid basement brick dwelling containing rooms.
years notes to be secured by deed Of rust on premises
and to bear interest at per cent payable
800 at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with In
seven days, otherwise resale at risk and cost Of
chaser after i've days public notice OF such resale
some newspaper published in Washington D. c. Con-
spis-so&ds bGNCANsoN BROS. Aucta.
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7oO NEW SPRING doODS, VERY LATEST
OOs styles and very lowest prices Bargains and
Pr cents daily. A-wooa Goods below cost Us 9Th ct
q VI Go t0eEA exaxaine 6efogo buy1n8. Wh12
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Investigating q. s. Marshal Hail.

Mr.. G. B. Perkins, o. 8. secret service detective
formerly resident OF Pennsylvania, was examined
before the Springer committee to-day concerning
alleged Irregularities In the returns OF T. s. Mar
shall Hall, OF Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Perkins said he
knew nothing Of the matter except what had been
told him BY one OF Halls deputies named Brown.
Brown had spoken to him OF the case Of the Rob-
erts torpedo company, saying that while holding
q commission as deputy marshal he had been en-
ployed by that company a. an lnformef, and
said further that Hall and the Roberts company
had an understanding, and Hall made false returns
OF his fees Witness said that the talk general
in its character, and Brown merely told him that
Hall was not making proper returns IN the torpedo
and bankrupt cases Witness said that Brown was
hard up at that time, but since had bought farm
and was lending money.
The witness referred to the employment Of David
Cameron as assistant TO the district attorney and
give Cameron the place Witness reluctantly gave
IL as his opinion that there was no necessity for the
employment OF IN assistant district attorney.
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Detective Ram and Officer Breen today swore
out warrants ganst twenty -four butter merchants
In the Center market for doing business without
license
Bessie Pemberton, OF 100 Maryland avenue south
west, reports stolen from her house since the 1st
instant two pawn tickets, one for sixteen yards OF
black silk valued at $32 and the other for an anne
thyst ring valued at $40.
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STEAMERS.

1SmAS LINE MAIL STEAMERS,
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, QUEENS
TOWN, AND LIVERPOOL
City of Chicago May /. May 81. July s.
City of Richmond, May 8. June u. July II.
City of Berlin, May IT, June i. July g.
City Of Montreal, May ~, June e. July 81.
City Of chester, June z. July 10, August 8.
For rates of passage. &c, apply to THE INMAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. No. Broadway.
New York.
Or to ]. W. BOTELER SON 923 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. g. ". MOSS, adams Express, 225 Pennsylvania
avenue; Mrs D: A BROSNAN 6l2 9th street: JAMES
BELLEW, I'll 18th street, Washington D. c. apl6- I'm
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The Michigan Republican Convention.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 24.-The republican
state convention met at II O'Clock to-day in Powers
opera house 1t was called to order by william
Livingstone, chairman pro tenn OF the state Cum
mittee. K q. HORT, OF Saginaw, was called to the
prolonged applause,
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THE WHITE HOUSE CRANK IN CouRr.-W,liam
II. Baily was charged with yagrancy in the Police
Court this morning. AS there was doubt as TO his
mental capacity, the court directed that he should
be examined before trial Baily is the man who
was arrested at the White House yesterday and
who claims pension as the hero OF the late war
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OF FRENCH WINES. cOoNAc. CHAN
PAGNES AND CORDfAlA
French Clare;s, S1.6O Per gallon
American native wines Br.ndies and Champagnea
Csiifornia, Virginia and Ohio, 26c. bottle.
ROUX TAULELLE, l7l7 Penns ave-.
Agents for first class houses. Bordeaux. Burgundy
Chsrpesnes and Cosnac Wins d touts sortessn Cass6
h3-zRs
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CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEyFNTH-STREET
= WHARF every SUNDAY. TUESDAYS and THUR
DAY at o'clock for Mattox Greek. returning
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at iu-
terulediate Landings going and returning
Also touches at Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
Days down and Wednesdays up and Chapel Point and
3rent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and Wed
G. T. JONES Agent
febl8 9Th street Wharf.
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MAR AuEn n.

VIM. p. Hopes, Q lawyer In Baltimore, has been
disbarred from practice In the courts In that dey
on account OF fraud.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1QOQK STREET NORTHWEST. FRENCH
NILE term II. r S.sur
her R1Rs1s adults and children learn to eonyesss
WISHING TO study during the summer. apli.lm
A MECCA IN MUSIc-BY REQUEST OF NUMEROUS
ssnE TN. sa' .Do e. :D
shortest method Al those desirous to Be brousSs ous
e eass their Ms sS0; I'd
Be 's saa
HQwEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5l7 7rH ST. HAS THE
auR x III text m
sonR scholars to gain practical IN less than
1ssn 'as psns
GWe Rapa 81 Sl2 for s month";
sGEso E Fl .ss9
nsss s1ss sysnns Son 9oss
sshsr..H.1a Books e 81 sina. for sale.
TsPSOns It csssls Bus ssers 'orn'sn'a
SPEMs,cggRslI1AN BUsINEss COLLEGE, LINCOLN
S i,.h,ns ss ssas oomPsts IN i:
sehois6ip for year nom date q sntlsnoe dsy q
e. monte IN &: night s
sessiona Circulars mailed Oh sppEcahon
MRS SARA srhkokk Vc sf finslps fns ms
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC MU-
sic Hall, corner It'll and D northwest. Entrance
I IA b ssso1h year Free advantages 3 su
WASH Sss1o i, ASApEMx OF
see system of teaching Is 9Th St Sc maio.2m
e an f Il 30
or ia S aps
TTHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
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TWO MEN cHaKoHp Win SENDING T1cEnno sAnoeDe
THg NAIL
Mr.. ). c. Parker and Henry q Pfumo wse ystN
trial In L. s. Commissioner MfliS omca, . 49,
ana avenue, this afternoon. charged WIN snes
Louisiana lottery tickets through The oao % 0sssa
Inst. Inspector Henderson. Of the r. o. osparsDMs
testified that letters addressed % - A. OoNH
coz TN street northwest Are delivered ae NV
street, IN Plumbs once, over Parkert 49,
lopes containing lottery uckets, which had -
sent IN response 70 letter. sd0soe -
conversation with Parker this morning, =
which he stated that he did not know tne conte0Ss
OF the letters received by Mr.. Plumb and Wee w
sorry that he parker had been accu2ed o.
being engaged In the lottery busineoAs W.T.
also had conversation with Plumb we -
"tlat all he did WAS 70 pay the pYfxAs OHM eo-
dence was offered, but did not IN any manner CO.
nect Nj. Parker with the lottery buAne0
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TOMORROW.
INSURANCE BANK, GAS RAILROAD, MARKET
i COMPANY AND TELEPHONE STOCK AT AUG


SSH sAS4 sAs 4A1HsE
On FRIDAY. APRIL TwENTY-F1F7H q. ONE
O'CLOCK NJ, we will cell within our Auction Rooms,
9th and D streets northwest:
100 shares Columbia Fire Insurance Company Stock.
% shares fTankl1u Fire Insurance Company Stock.
~ shares Title Insurance Company Stock
"a shares National Bank OF Republic Stock
10 shares Washington stn and Georgetown r. r. Com
80 shares Metropolitan r R. Company Stock.
- shares Columbia r. R. Company Stock.
- shares Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Stock.
100 shares ashingt9 ton Market Company Stock;
sp2s.as bUSCANsoN BROS ssl Auc tS s''
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ONE VERY FINE T1LBURY CART AT AUCTION.
TWELVE O'Clock. in front Of my auction rooms 1
shall sell without reserve the above Cart belonging to
TTHoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF ANTIQUES BR1c.A-B RAo
AARIICLES Of VB I ", OBJECTS Of ART AND
RETA1RE DE LALEGATION IMPERIAL DE RUS
S SH SAGT1NG C0NsU. q, , GENERAL WHO WILL
THIS IS A SUPERB C0LLEc ION OF ARTICLES,
AND ARE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE,
AMP WIZ N BIZ S9LG At MY ATCTIoN Ro9Ms
PAY MOkNiNG; april, IWENTY-FIF'TH. 1854,
aooRs Th 81 4H
TY-FOURTH INST, FROM ga NJ UNTIL P NJ
GAAppAL n CAN ~ Be , HAP OF TIE AEGTIoM
. usE8s sash THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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The Pending Railroad L.Si.,as,o,.

The Pending Railroad Legislatiou.
CITIZENS 10 BIZ HEARD BIT TIRE SENATE DISTRICT
ooNhIyrKE TOMORROW.
The Senate District committee AT their meeting
tomorrow VIII hear representatives or the citizens
on the subject OF railroad routes through the city
and locating the passenger depots Or. c. P. chi.
yer VIII advocate the NORTH bill 10 locate a union
depot down near the navy yard, and remove the
tracks from the streets on which they now run In
south Washington. The Indications are, however.
that the committee VIII not adopt the NORTH oill
While the question Is by no means settled vet
there are reasons 70 think that the committee WIN
decide either 20 require both passenger depots 10 be
located In accordance with the Recommendation OF
the Commissioners [oetween IN and 9Th and c ana
ID streets southwest), or II the b. and Z. depot Is
permitted TO remain, then to allow the b. and o. 10
construct passenger depot opposite TO IL on 9Th
street II Is probable too, that the committee viii
insist upon the reconstruction OF the Long bridge
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Rapid Rise OF Prices I'm the Chicago
Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Ill. April r. II q. m;-The market showed
seadiness at the opening and prices firm ct about
the closing prices Of yesterday After 10 so there was
rapid rise In values attended BY great excitement May
decline in wheat beesn. June sold to s25; July $50
June lard is 8474. June pork. 1905.
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, 539 18th street,
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D O. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
H. 10th and streets northwest

HOUSE, NUMBERED 1884 FIRTH STREET
NORTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.
Under and by virtue Of the power to M vested byGa
the last viii and testament Of Elizabeth Decker de- ~
WEDSEsDAY, TIE THIRTIETH Day OF APRIL. A.
p. 1884 AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, part Of Lot mum.
story Frame House Of egn. about seventeen
Terms CT sale One-haf cash balance In one year BY
note secured By deed Of trust on the property sold
purchaser Is required 800 when the property Is
struck OF All conveyancing at the purchasers cost
terms Of sale not complied with In 10 days the prop
ery will be resod at the cost Of the defaufng purch-
ser after days advertisement in The Evening star
OSCAR p SCHMIDT,
Executor. ITO Pa. avenue n w.
GEO. G. WALKER,
Executor, 1918 F st. n. ".
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CRIMINAL Corkr-yudoe wtfss.
To-day, Patrick Cox, unlicensed bal, pooo0eo
guilty; SOS nne.
CIRCUIT CorRr->nsdoe Hdg~r.
To-day, District sgt Metropolitan railroa1 0oor
pany; trial resumed
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. AucuooseE

GNHOAAS BOWLING. AucuoneeE
HANDSOME TURKISH PARIoR SUITE. upHo1s.
5EtHH1EID, Ed, q Sr 9IR 9oL x EM1ossER vELxET
FANCY CHAIRS ,G0gcHEs AND LOUNGES
GAN, TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSERT.
MENT OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLEA
TWO CRATES OF AAsssssonrrn cnocxrnY
800. Also, :: TwE1xE 9GLOCK.
On SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY-SixTH. lisa q.
rooms, shall sell . varied assortment Of household
efects- ap2A-A
FT'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
oHAscERY SALE OF uN1MpRovEp PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed April Z3d 1884
In Equity Cause No. e.85S. Young Va williams et~D
al, will SELL ut public auction, on TUESDAY THE
SIXTH MAY. A. D. 1884 IN front Of the premises at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. n, al Of square north Of square
numbered 1879 il the City Of Warrington. IN the Dis
Gict Of Columbia.
Terms: One-half purchase money caah; balance in
nine and eighteen months notes to interest and
be secured by deed Of trust on property sold deposit
Of ESQ., VIII b. required ut time Of sale Conveyancdng
&C. st cost Of gpIeh;ssr Tern. e 5s complied With IN
JAMES NJ JQHNs1 ON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building
ap24-dkds sos b street n Y.
N 70 nor TZNfAN Real Estafa Anc+io,,D~r
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A CARD
desire to inform all interested that here-G.Sss3
after VIII be found at my old stand at TXY0
tending to my business in person. having
arranged my affairs as to devote my entire time
TO 1t. shall hereafter make a specially of renting
first Pianos with priv lsge of purchase shall
also add full stock Of Sheet Music and Books together
with all kinds OF Musical Instruments This stock will
be the largest in the city and will be under the direct
management of Mr. John H. Mattingly. whose services
have engased In order to make room for larger in
voices OF goods now the way will Offer for 80 days
many special Pianos and Organs that cannot
De found elsewhere. CHAt NCEf j. REED,
apS 4SS 7th street northwest
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426 Pound HALBuT.-One OF the largest hail.
but ever left the In this hemisphere arrived in
the city this morning, and was taken TO the fish
commission headquarters at the old Amory build
coast about week ago. and as 1t was too large for
preservation In alcohol was sent here to Prof
Baird When STAR reporter visited the armory
to-day the fish was sprawled out on table and
Prof Palmer was engaged IN the preliminary pro-
cesses OF making a cast. The FISH weighs 426
pounds, ana measures feet In length and four feet
In breadth. Prof. Palmer said that while this was
probably the largest halibut seen In the United
States, that much larger ones are some times
have been known to weigh nearly 1000 pounds. A
haibut weighing 40 pounds formed part OF the
Canadian exhibit at the recent London fisheries
exhibition.
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FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE

CONNECTING WITH TEA MR. EOR RICH NOND.
Safe and Elesan. Steamer JANE MOSELEY.
Fare 20 cents Meals served the European Plan =
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:3opm
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.-Steamer IHOMP-
So leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Tam Fare Is cents. For information and stateroOTs
apply at Genera ONCE. National METROPOLITAN Bank.
els 18th street OF at boat foot of 9th street
CLIO. K PHILLIPS, Affixed WOOD,
osp0 SUPERINTENDENT Secretary