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DIED.

BETL 4I On on the AFTERNOON Of March ,9r lss4.
mott and beloved vile VI john A. Butler. aged tty-
Hr funeral VIII take place rom the r,edeno. of goln
day ,ncllinF, htr'h Is. and proceed thence to st. Pat
rlcks church where Of req -I viii he suus
The r.I'ose VI Ler soul lnternient at Mount Olive;
DOYLE. ON Wednesday March Ieti 1884, at 10 lo ..
M ~ reil.t oi te lake fArlcA bog in the Say
Seventh year OF h Ma az T.. -. - 49,.
tunersl ron h,f Liz r sii'I.c- ccrir Of ~ and
Friends II FANNY RESPECTFULLY ilylie L. attend
MI n ff 2n Arb l.ia ia is :,
.; ii aud Aie fo"4c-. AZ siXteeLl seAr,, month
Her funeral viii take rlace from her rsrpnts r.si-
den'e. 24ia strt-t northwest. AZ O'Clock Sunday
fuzzy Invited 10 attend
NIL. ON Thursday. Narch IL. 1854. A JAMES
Funela. s'-ryss OAK i'm chapel Sat uriay. l5a At
3 p Friends II -. tamil, invited
O'Clock am JOHN IL Only sou Ut Eaxaru L aud
fErl:r's J. Ross, a-od i-iie Years.
Funeral Irl.H:a
ROBINSON suddenly. IN March 18Th lss4 Mrs.
JULIA hobl Nn'N l"ics'i VIE II the late Chas. 6ob-
llsyli, N iii- sih.s -~'T,,nd yriir u ",r ase
her i ..ir y, Is All SIR nr. b. Fl Trs Las
and r-latyrs ar nHietfuiiy .nNlIsd 10 attend IL
ULRlCH. ON Thursday evening, Marrh y. lss4 st
WhBTITroM tL It fer' ass d.Sfii,T -
j ID aud ELIZABETH h. Ulrich ssed TWO yesr.
Iuoutls and mine days.
Latte snow white hands ar folded
fri1-d un III. silent br.as'.
littl- Voices hLsh.d forever,
Little fect
Vanished al the little playttneu
All the footsteps Ia the LeAl,
AL II silent and r. lonely
tVr she AZ gone. our Joy. our al
How miss our little darling.
She ali hope pride:
Angels took her Ger the river
IL rest beyond the skies.
Her funeral viii take place from her psrenm rsu.
dence No $50 25th street northwest SUNDAY two
O'Clock Relatives and fTieuds respetfu,4s in
ylted to attend.
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The case against Jesse Harris cOlored, the union
hod carrier who was charged In the Police Court,
as spoken OF In The STAR several days ago, with
assaulting, on Monday night, non-union hod car
rier named Edward MoultOn was again called to-
day. Joseph Butler, small colored boy, testified
to seeing Harris strike Moulton the head with a
stick. For the defense several witnesses gave evil
dence tending TO show that the prisoner was not
present at the quarrel In which Harris was hurt.
In closing the Judge Smell remarked that there
were two witnesses who saw the blow given MouI-
ton on the head There was also anOt her blow
given him on the hand little time after. Harris
Testified that he was not there, but the court
thought that there were two assaults On Moulton,
and that the blow upon the head was given by Har-
riS before the blow upon the hand. He thought
that Harris was there and struck the blow. He
imposed fine OF $50 or 90 days
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The will OF the late d. d. Kane, 0led to-day,
leaves hts estate and business 70 Chax h Fowler.
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REVISING TIE MAINLAND OYSTER Iaw-lTba
oyster cuinnts- ~ the MARY land legislature. IsXs
agreed Oh hi to ha Reported, to the hoI,.a Ertaa,
leNI>ts tr "h'ih oyster law and Il very long
The principal changes however arr n r5liows4
idA Oh one ccht hJsh" Il Imposed on all oyss..rs
Suld ia Tie shell: dredging time Is fixed from No.
.ei,4'.t 70 Ann l. and longing time from August
IL Ia April y; uvsr commissioner Is srfhoT41st
lP De appointed 10y ule governor ana Ia pet ~ %,
!eiL: al hbd's equipped with Gr'd-in apparatus
ar 10 nave llcph,cs- The penalty for illegal drelp-
lS = I" be from uue Ia thr-, years in the penifi-
nary iof ne CAPTAIN and me ~ sloO Ia $50 on
lA'' Nts,''l clA'T oNtfS''S. such dpsdglnE AT
hlsHl. having Ialse nLInt4rs being without lic5nse
a. arr Ia h-' published Tor Imprisonment In tn.
mouse 81 correction rrnm three 10 twelve mont hs
ad me u ifoIn so Ia $50. The same fine 4, I'M
posed FOR Illegal tongiug
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I'd Edition.
Latest Tel@panS to The Star.
The POcahOntas Disaster.
FIRE RAGING IN THE xISES-So RoDIxs YET RE

The POcahontas Disaster.
FIRE RAGING IN THE AINES-No BODIES YET RECov-
ERED.
foCAHoNTAs, VA, March 14.-The mines are still
On nre, and the only means OF extingutShing II Is
10 close and seal them up. This is being done,
ana the mines Will remain sealed for possibly two
weeks None OF the bodies have been recovered.
Baltimore Conference Nj. e. Church
South.
BALTIMORE, March l4.-In the Baltimore confer
ence or the Methodist Episcopal Church South. to-
uay blsnop wilson presiding, the annual report Of
tne esey an female institute at Staunton. Va, was
aprosperouS condition, with awell-organized board
OF teachers and roll OF I4a pupils from seventeen
states in the Union.
THE VALLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.
Inc annual report Of the Valley female college,
at winchester, Va. was also presented. The report
SHOWS tilaL the college has prospered under its
president, Rev j. z. Hyde. To meet the increasing
patronage or the college additional buildings were
erected curing The past year. and the value OF the
entire property Is estimated at $4,000 There are
now 65 young ladies In the school from Virginia,
west Virginia and Maryland.
THE LOAN FUND.
Kew David Morton, OF Nashville, secretary OF the
Snurcn extension Society, explained 10 the confer
ehce that Tue loan fundn proposed TO be raised
tnls year o. donation and subscription was TO be
useu as capital TO be loaned On proper security
!oi ou!lhg lots and building churches in all sec
uonS OF the country. Not dollar IL, he said.
would be donated. and the money loaned would be
corrected, even IL 1t Were necessary TO make fore
closures,
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DUNCASsoS BROS. Auctloneers.

TRTsTEE'S SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE TRACT
OF IAND- WITH HANDSOME DWELLING
IoUst AND FINE FRUIT ORCHARD, ON THE
MAhLBORO' ROAD. ABOUT TWO MILES BE-
40ND The NAVY YARD BRIDGE, DISTRICT
IE COLI MRIA
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nc fenhS! wanna Iron Works the most eXfpn-
s , IA lancasteT, Pa Resumed operations yesier-
uaN. hut on rNitced WAGES Tor WORK men
Gov Click. ui Kansas has issued a ur,claHa-
va Sol elinS ne legislature IA special sessio1 on
nS ~. - 70 coiislaef iie cattle plaque.
Nr. Jay Gould Yesterday sailed iroua Havana for
81 Augustine, ria
ArCholshop |ieo'ns arrived al nis home 10 Bslti-
sss'eiuN att1i'-h. Ne was received AZ lie
e'Tnli'S held ah informal nsrYtiun az lis house
~ ~ ,hsler county. Pa. have de-
''5 III i'I non samuel j. Randall Tor President
suffrage amendment 70 the constitution
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Another Brousi,p scandal
REV wARKEN {. HuBb.kps WIFs osr,t>s

nv "ANhhN 4. Ill RbahhS wIFE OBTAINS a On.
vpkCg.
Inc anhouncelnent that Mrs t;eneyieve 7 Brb-
para las "hta'aed limited divcr., from her bas-
ouhd' heN. Warren {. Hubbard. rector ~ 81 PaaIs
.,i' 'aui'L' bT'VAl>n. CAUSES no little excite
ment IN the social circles ~ mar So, :, ps.,A.
Church has been one oi the i,.as- ,-,.,.-.,,e -
srrE oionS ~ HrNokiyp. ana Nj ana Mr. puh,,ar,,
stand ri Inc head n Ih- ~s'ial sale The A., - a
~ -, n.fG' w, obtained ~ default: that the De-
I'm WI hr nl riird l. r3rlrd a. l..Vnnd doubt
We hubbard i al ruJ Visiting friends in PhiI-
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HENRY WISE GARRETT Trustee
DUNtANSON BROS AuctiOnecrs. ,nhl2- 6.js


TETsTEESS SALE IEs OF VERY vALTABLE IMPROVED
MAKKEI. ,BEING House No 2i2 ON Ninth
WHICH IT STANDS o'
Under and by Ntge Of three deeds of trust, datedr
18th day Of September 1881 and 9Th day of Deem LII
Der ISL and recorded respectively in ber gl folio
seq il Iiber .s5 folio 56, seq and in Iiber gal
folio 173 ct Of the land records of tn District Of
the TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1884. at
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. all that piece or parcel
Of land lying in the ,e;ty of Washington, in the
CO. in square three hundred and eighty l3S2 con
tanned within the following metes and bounds begin
nnetyfour (94 feet eleven III inches south from the
south twenty five t25) feet thence lightweight
3s feet nine and half 9 inches the line of
lot g. i'll said square, thence northwardly with east
line twenty six t16) feet seven 90 inches to the line
the Goth Of September 1s49 to A. NJ Clements and
thence eastwardy to the said 9Th street and the place Of
beginRing together with the improvements right of
alley the north three 49, feet front by depth Of
said part Of lot reserved for the of said
lot aud the property adjoining II on the north
Terms OF sale: One-third of purchase money to be
paid i'll cash the residue to be paid in and years
from day of SALE with six interest the prons
ents secured the property sold the satisfaction
VI the trustees all cash. at the option of
the purchaser Terms of sale be complied with in
ten days from day of SALE trustees the
after such notice as may seem proper to the trustees
deposit OF $3.50 to be made when bid is accepted
GEO. F. APPLEBY. IT,.
WM. E EDMONSTON, ! trustees.
ADO 5th street northwest
r. O. HOLTZMAN Anc:oneer'
nhlU-dSdS lUth and + II
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ALE OF BUILDINGS AT AUCTION.

OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
sSBISGIOS, u c., March & 1884
There will Re sold al public auction the premises to
TIE h'ghest bidder. Oh THURSDAY. MARCH TWEEN
TIETH. 1854. at TWO O'CLOCK PM the following
described frame HoUsos AMI OutbudiHgs tached to
each. the site OF the New Resi- DIR. Washington
AQueduC in square Is. of the subdivision Howard
University which have been condemned and appraised
Fronting College street-2-story. rooms OF Lot No
10 2-stcry rooms. Lot No II. history. rooms on
Lot l3 lstory. rooms, Lot "A" 1story, 3rooIns
on Lot 'B."
Fronting Trumbull street-l-story . rooms. on 10.
&C" l.sory; 3roons, Lot d" history. rooms. Lot
10. lstOry, rooms Lot Il. 2stOry. rooIns Lot L.
lstory, rooms Lot IS 2-story, rooms, Lot IS =
story. rooms, Lot 20.
Terms casto be paid at time OF SALE and all build
ln2s and material 10 be removed within ten days mere
after Any buildings material remaining after the
3ist of March viii be destroyed bs the Engineer in
charge Of the Reservoir.
G. J. LYDECKER,
1narl2-4t Major OF Engineers. L. g. A
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District Government Affairs,


The Commissioners have passed an order that the
order OF December g. 1853, establishing additional
instead Of Two, at the stand on the north side OF
street, between Connecticut and 18th street
northwest. subject TO the conditions OF said order
OF December Sd, 1888
A MAN AND WIFE LOOKING FOR TEE DIVORCE
JUDGE-About 1:3O O'Clock to-day a man and
woman entered the clerks once in the court house
and asked for the Judge, saying that they wanted
divorce. Each vowed inability to hive with the
other. She accused him OF bad treatment failing
TO support her. driving her child out OF the house,
and attempting to outrage girl boarding at the
jealousy; that he was peaceable man, and that
he was willing to help to get divorce Upon being
directed TO apply TO lawyer they LETT, the man
saying he would pay all costs.
An ESTATE SEr1LED.-John H. Rice, admins
port, showing that all claims have been satisfied
and expenses paid and the residue OF the award OF
the Mexican American claims commission In favor
OF Hafnmeker, SGT ,043.E, had been transferred to
Hon George Hammeker, son and sole heir.
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Omcer tOday:-7a NJ 356; IL am, S.9; pm, 500
Maximum. ss.2 minimum. Soa
RoBBKR1Es RKPoRrED-The residence of George
W. Much, sos 5th street southeast was entered last
gum coat, and black silk umbrella taken. Yes
terday morning sneak thief entered the house OF
Mary E Bowden, 1903 7th street northwest, and
parel valued at $3a
FAMILY FIGHT.-Henry Clay, cOlored, was put on
trial in the Police Court day charged with assault
and battery on his wife Martha. Martha testified
| that Henry came home a week ago last Thursday
and assaulted her with the coffee pot, and cut her
on the head with plate The defendant testified
that Martha assaulted him with poker and threat
ened his Life with an axe The court dismissed the
case
MARRIAGE LICENsES-MarTtage licenses have been
| issued by the clerk OF the court TO John 7. Hail
and COrdeiia Stewart; Walter DOzer and Maggie
Gibbons; NJ. d. Cram and Mary Queen; Isaac Toll
bert and Annie Holmes; Erasmus Perry and Rebecca
Everly, both OF Montgomery county, Nd James
L. Thomas, OF Charles county, Md, and Oracle
Harris; Robert C. Carroll and Emma Ogden Chas.
McCauley, OF College Station, Md, and Rebeeca
Posey; Gabriel Riley and Annie Ware; solomon
Stern, of Baltimore, and Ida Oppenheimer
The win OF the late d. D. Kane, nled to-day,
leaves hts estate and business 70 Chax H. Fowler.
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Depression i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK. March ii, 1:55 p. m-The Post says:
The stock market was again duh throughout the
forenoon and under the depressing influence OF the
reduction OF freight rates on the Trunk lines and
the runors from Chicago OF the possible dissolution
with the understanding that the relations OF the
roads west OF the Missouri as unSat Sfactory as
prices were lower. AT IL O'Clock IL out OF the
% stocks most actively dealt in lower than at
the close last night higher and the rest un-
oh, r,trt6
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Killed in ptHV.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, March 14.-Oliver Dyer, tr
OF Mount vernon. y. Y, the Yale sophomore who
was injured at Their games on saturday, The Sth
instant, and has been III an unconscious condition
ever since, died this morning
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A Scoldea Child commits Suicide.

CHICAGO. March 14.--Magge Clarity, aged four
teen years. In a hit OF melancholy from scoldlng
green last Wednesday, and died from its effects
yesterday.
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| VTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND L NOkTHWEST

TUNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN X AND l. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date a.
July 1873 and duly recorded among the land rae :a
or.is of the District Of Columbia Iber No 72l 10
folio 49 and by the written direction the PARTY &C.
cured thereby will sell at public auction in front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the NINETEENTH
that piece parcel Of land situate the City wash
ington, i'll the District OF Columbia, known and de-
scrbed Lot No II in the square No 1874
said Subdivision being recorded In the Surveyors Office
District Columbia, in Liber H. D. c. D. 30 to0rther
with the improvements and appurtepances the improve
ments consisting Of fine foursory and ansard roof
brick dwelling, known No. 1912 18th street north
west
Terms of sale One third cash. and the balance i'm two
equal instruments. payable In and two years with
Interest secured By the promissory notes Of pur-
chaser and deed Of trust OF the property sold
post Of S0O Will be required the acceptance the
bid II the terms of sale are not complied with within
ten Gays the property will he radvertised and sold at
the rlsk and cost VI the defaulting purchaser
A. &. BRADLEY, Trustee
m5-d&ds A72 Louisiana ave NV
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a salute for Porter.

A DEMONSTRATION AT UTICA.
UTICA, Ny, March IA mai Tor generals salute
was fired here at noon to-day in honor or the action
OF Congress in the viDdication OF Gen FitZ John
Porter. Al the same time the following dispatch
was forwarded TO Gen. Porter:
The members OF the 5rh corps, that loved you,
and which you loved so we'll, firing salute in
your honor They feel that Congress has partially
rgh1ed the great wrong done their Old ander
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- aktpiS" NiNES-lwo n.;rrrs have Tor wears
"hihed E''t'r "a the BURNSIDE ,,,lll..-, ,1 -
Village ~ Burnside. Pa Ai,a, , 49, -, :" - 80
-l.' 'p 't'h other hat their l;larft,f
IL st1' uhhdppy. IL N.IS Suggested that ti,ag
thtir FANNY lruHhlcS The ,..rl ,5i..nt,.. ,Js -.
N'fii,h Hld "a" object. Both women went 10 rt.s,r
-" hih'T "iItfe They s'eru Ia D.. PERFECTLY sat-
ever. - A'A A-a'I Jus
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HOpeIeSSly Insane.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, March l4.-Wm. II. Field, OF
greenwich, who shot his brother about a month
age and who mas since been confined on the charge
OF 1ntent to murder. has been adjudged hopeiesSy
INSANE Ey the commission appointed TO examine
hlm, and sent to an asylum.
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MAR RIED.

HAMMERLY- HAYDEN. At the residence OF the
brides uIotr Ma Ct 49, 1884 by the hey Or Addison
EDWARD l.. HAAAEhLY ~ EMMA T. MAYHEM
both vi this city. NocaTds srs
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NOTICE.
1ANE ROUTE
1hf DGJZARD STEAMSHIP CQMPANT LIMITED
'syzsE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THr SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

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mario sol. HAAS. Traffic N.,....er-
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Ti1ler Taken to ST. LOuis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March l4.-Prentice Ttller. the
Pacific Express robber, arrived here this morning
In charge Of private detective Thtel. He driven
Immediately to the L;ndeu hotel, where General
Manager MOrSman. OF the Pacific express company,
and Assistant General Manager Sheppard, OF the
United states express company, were in waiting.
The morning was passed in questioning Tiller and
comparing the company'S books. When this is
finished T1ller will be given over TO the police.
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Mrs. Coolidge Field for Abduction,

PHILADELPHIA. March lathe charge OF con-
spiracy brought against Mrs. Emma d. Coolidge by
her husband Vino accuses his Wife OF attempting
to abduct their ten-year Old son, heard before
a magistrate this afternoon. After hearing testi-
lnGny the defendant was held IN $3.50 for her ap
pearancC next Tuesday, when the magistrate viii
give his decision
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The St. Lo,is Defaultev

ST. Louis, Mo-, March 14.--The Laclede bank will
lose nothing by the defalcation Of Frederick j.
Detr1chs, as the Fidelity and Casualty company are
On ms oond for 10000. and he had given personal
bond fol- the same amount. His Whereabouts are
not known, and neither the bank nor the Fidelity
company have yet taken any steps for his arrest
California Trout for Southern Streams.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 14.-The United
states 1sh commission car, from the Wytheville,
va, hatchery arrived here to-day with 1900 Cali
fornia trout, to be distributed In the streams OF
east Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. 1t is the
most valuable Lot OF fish ever sent south.
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Bean HUNTING N CoSNFCTIcrr-A live h.sar "a
roaming through the woods IN Bolton. q VILLAGE a
lew niles from Hartford. Conn Last Friday teen
llg GeoTe wilson, farmer. started for his home
about O'Clock Ahen about TO enter the house lac
SAW an object moving hear hls barn, which he sup
posed was one of hls twoyear-old Steers. Oeihe
toward 1t with the Intention or driving the suplgSS
steer INTO The barn. he Was startled 10 hear low
gTOwL The moon WAS shining brightly, and tg5 II
AID he saw that the aIITal d good-st7ed blact
GEAR. Mt. Wilson hasteDed back 10 the HOUSE and
got bis gun The bear had In the mean time start I'd
away toward The west Ia The direction OF Box
mountain. WILSON quickly gained ON the animal
and when al Close range let him have the contents
OF both barrels TX merely had tae effect or uas1pp
the bear accelerate his speed Ia moment be dis
appeared, aid has not been seeA since Box meJ.i-
tain. as The range Ii called. IL of the wi lest
spots in The state. III II thickly wooded and d Eun-
died bears could foam there without fear OF teiug
molested IL Is proposed u have q grand bear Lunt
Is soon as the SHOW disappears.
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VIZ DE- MEYER

tits now undsputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR.
RAJ CURE is the only treatment that WIN absolutely
cure Catar1ah. Dr.. Wei de Meyers '.T1rA1ur. with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street. n febA m.w.fsst
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A PICTURE FOR THE COURT RooM.-A fine OIL paint
ing OF the late Judge ThurstOn, who. with Judges
OF the District OF Columbia. has been, through the
exertions Of Mr.. W. B. Webb, procured, and placed
In the room OF the Court in General Term, at the
courthouse. Judge Thurston the father OF Mrs.
Admiral PowelD oied about forty years ago. 1t was
painted from small immature, said to have been
painted by Wood, who was q leading portrait
painter here nearly sixty years ago
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statement OF the cost Of public buildings IN the
District OF Columbia 39th June, 1875, exclusive OF
the grounds Compiled 10y NJ. r A. Fish
Columbia hospital ............. $4,000
Old engine house .-.-.-......... 2an
W lnderS 6nd adjacent building. s&S.so
Department OF Justice --......-..... Ig..11p
Frame building used by surgeon General l.ta
kureau Engraving and Printing. 3cSsS'
Engine house, square 29S ..................- sou
stable Post once department. ..-.--.-.--.. 400
Medical Museum 49,, ............... Ss.aN
Store House Congressional stable. .......... 1880
congressional stable. ...................-.--- So
Government Printing ONCE ................. ea6o
Architects Office =. ........-.....-..... l,SN
Engine house. square 6s3 o9.5V
Y = Marine barracks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S-at
Z y Naval hospital ll6.tcG
ppresiaents House and coaservatory..-.-... 'SNS>'
Presidents stable ...........--. 2N.tO
I ). Treasury building lSS.i54
state, War and Navy buildings. ,r
AGRICULTURAL buildings, hot house, &C.. "el.>'
StililSOntan Institution. 4fSti
ArrAory building .. 4r.tr
Washington monument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .a4.ltS
u ). observatory ...... "a. ga
city Hail. ......-. a--1ya
Pension once building i.-,a6
Army and navy powder magazine. .....-.... I5.0o
I. = Capitol = 80 est
water pipes and plugs. observation-disclosures. I.S--U
WEST WASHINGTON.
Engineers ONCE, aQueduct -................. 500
Custom house and post once. 5e7J7
New Naval observatory .................... IoON
Battle cemetery ........... 1000
l. \ Military asy llrn ........... 3E1ha
columbian Institution fer Deaf and Dumb. .i:"o
Reform school .-.-.-... .....-..... - .u-ai
Government Hospital for the Insane 5lS liz
u D Nav! magazine -------- -....-...-.--- Sl,a.
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THE GAR AND THE KAISER.
BERLIN. March l4-Ine car viii make his pro-
posed visit to Emperor William in May before the
latter goes TO Ems
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